Roseburg news-review., October 13, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 3, 1924.
THREE
pBlfTTE-WHEELEB MASS MEETING I j
MOOSE HALL
n'ESZMK, OCTOBER 14TII, AT 8 P. M.
E SPEAKER PAUL BLANCHARDOFHEW YORK CITY
S Yetary of the International Association for Industrial Democracy
The Public is Invited!
LOCAL NEWS
Down From Riddle
II. L. Shawver, of Riddle, was a
business visitor In the cily todax.
Here From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Cuiumtngs,
of Portland, are In the city. gucta
at the Douglas Hotel.
In From Eugene
C. I.. Ilulbert. of Eugene, was a
visitor in ltoseburg this morning.
Cresswell People Here-
Mr. S. P. Thompson, and Mrs.
J. II. Thompson, of Cresswell. were Sunday In Roseburg
visitors In the city during Sunday, j Mr. Hnj jirs. C. E. Morgan, of
MarshfiWd, spent Sunday In Kose-
On Way Home i burg.
Portland People Here
Mr and Mrs. C. N. Leo, of Port-! Mr. and Mrs. S. V asscrmnn, of
land, were visitors In this city yes- Portland, who have been visiting , Voting In. Roseburg
,.i ,.i,,.. in tlie southern nart of the state,, Mr. and Mrs. (.. Bobbins, of
were in this citv today oil their i Portland, arrived in the city yes-
Business Visitors 1 way north. I terday '"r short visit
J. L. Thornburg. of near Wilbur, I - p,i.. to. b,.i
. ... . . . . .....1 II., Cin Uaw Tft PiNrt andU- KelUmS to- KOVai
anil u. y. uaimer. ut I - ' . . . . v., ,v- v.i r..
were transacting business in Hose-; yr anj M is. J. A. Cordon and I ' '. ..' .,. i11r
' for a week, returned to his home
i today.
burg today.
ItlRATLANTIC
on'1)
r,V llOWt'V-
fro" denary de-
tf, the Zeppelin com
Plow he shortest
'";, ;v from Ber-
,ake nursl
wln Steele, two
. ....I officers anu
Pr of the army air
a-ot the journey w s
brted an , V
&!'.," bnur;
lisea ruuui.ir.. -- - -
6 i mnnrntlOIl
hip pushed on
ker, as 11
the fuel supp.j.
MS OUlll lot .."
under an agreement
ner unavailable for
L....aa s,ne IS iiiw.iu-
fnercial use and will be
pioneer worn.
k routes.
celved at 10:10 o'clock this morn
I lug from Hugo Kckner. Zeppelin
! i,aitnr nn hoard the ZR-3. de
claring that it was expected the
giant airship would reach the
Azores Islands at noon, Green
wich time, (9 a. m. New York
time.) .
MERLIN, Oct. 13. Tho giant
dirigible ZR-3 reported the Azores
Islands at noon, G. M. T. accord
ing to a wlresless message receiv
ed here.
ArnrM Islands, wi.
;t fllrieible ZR-3 pas.
I 2:35 oclocK mis m-
cal time) on ner way
hunt, N. J. She wtt8
I esteny aircuiiuu,
good speed.
:TO Oct. 13. A
sturbance In the nild
was reported prac-
b'e path of the ZK-3 by
ships on oDservuiiuit
mection with the trans-
;. The latest forecast
by the cruiser Mil-
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Oct. 13.
Three year old Unity Lou Ken
nedy of Aurora, 111., enrouto to
Lake Hurst, N. J., with her moth
er, will have the surprise of her
voung life, when her father, Ma-
jor F. M. Kennedy, steps from the
iH-a and presents ner wuu a
doll nearly as large as Betty Lou
herself.
The doll has .yellow curls and
rosy cheeks, matching those of
Hetty, Lou, says "mamma" as
plainly as anybody, and not only
that, but It walks. The doll isn't
a stowaway and is looked upon
by the American officers aboard
the dirigible as their mascot.
When Dr. Eckner, the Zeppelin
director, Inspected the ZR-3 for
tho last time, cutting down every
ounce of weight where he could,
he spied Major Kennedy's fat
blanket roll and it was not until
he saw the doll Inside the he gave
a wink and allowed Hetty Lou's
gift to stay aboard the trans-Atlantic
flight.
In Town From Wilbur
Mrs. G. W. Grnbbe, well known
matron from Wilbur, was visiting
with friends in ltoseburg today.
Former Pastor Arrives
Rev. J. E. Cornier, former pastor
of the Methodist church, south, of
this city, is in town looking after
business matters here.
Visiting From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. James Xft-Mahan,
and daughter, of Portland, are
spending a week in thlscity visit
ing with friends and relatives.
Or. Way To Portland-
Mr. and Mis. J. A. Cordon and I
'children, of Klamath Fulls, were ;
I in the city last night enroute to '
! Portland.
Back From Trip
L. F. Reizenstein. who has been
spending the past week at the John
Fox place enjoying a hunting trip,
has returned to his home in ltoseburg.
Left for Portland
Ross lticketts and daughter.
Miss Grace, of Coquillo, came over
by auto last night from the coast
town, and left today for Portland.
Reeurnlng from Merlin
Nathan Cassldy and Mrs. f'as-
sidy, of Portland, who visited
! friends in this cily enrouto to Mer
lin, were here again last night on
the return trip home.
Goes to Washington
Mrs. R. 1). Comptnn left yester
day for a visit with friends nud
relatives In llremerton and Seattle.
Gone to Salem
Mrs. Laura Gale,
In From Medford
W. A. Kinney, who is just open
ing up a big furniture establish
ment ii Medford, was a Saturday
and Sunday visitor in ltoseburg.
a guest of Mrs. W. A. Cumtiilngs,
of the Terminal Hotel. lor sevor
al weeks, left yesterday for Salem,
where she will visit with relatives.
who has been Visited Here Saturday
I C. H. llussey, well known Stan
dard Oil manager at Cottage Grove
' was calling on friends iu this city
' Saturday and Sunday.
On Hunting Trip
Leland lliown, of The Dalles,
arrived in the city last night and
will spend a few days on a hunting j southern state
trip.
Going to Southland
Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Chase, J.
Sellers and W. J. Hrady. of Los
Aneeles. were in tho city over
Sunday, leaving today for
Fawn Killer Fined
L. R. Itryson, of Drain, paid a
fine of $.",!) In the local justice
court today for having a fawn car
cass in his possession.
Go Hunting
W. A. Iiurr and sons Earl and
Ted, and Mr. Burr's brothers, who
are visiting here, left this morn
ing on a hunting trip to Tiller.
Oct. 13. Minister of
ra Oeier, in a mes-
ZR-3, expressed hope
undertaking will
the conviction in
U the countries over
:lriUe flies that aero
atiued to bring the
!'r."
Oct. 23. The latest
from the Zepplln
' way to America, re
"I o'clock this iuorn-
le as half way be-
panlsh coast and the
l a everything running j
KK. Oct. 13. A cable
s received today from
:ore Islands, stating
JM dirigible, ZH-3,
rm the Atlantic to
X. J. was In wireless
ion with that placo
d to pass there at
! time, (9 a. m. New
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13. On the
basis of forecasts, officials here
predicted the cruiser would be as
sisted, rather than hindered by
weather disturbance. They point
I ed out that from the Azores the
ZR-3 might expect to have ri voring
westward winds If conditions now
prevailing continue and at her pres
ent speed would arrive at her desti
nation about 9 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
LAKE HURST, N. J., Oct. 13.
Officials at the naval air sistlon
here expressed belief today that
the ZR-3 would arrive here about
noon Wednesday. Officials figured
on the basis of a 43UU-mile trip.
o
At Portland
W. B. Strawn. manager of the
local J. C. Penney Co. store, left
yesterdnv for Portland, where he
will remain a week attending a
convention of managers.
St o r e i
tlCHSIIAFFV n,.( II
message
Sill
Visiting Brother
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burr, of Can
ada, and Sir. and Mrs. L. Burr, of
Oklahoma, arrived here to visit
at the home of W. A. Burr, and
m! with other relatives in this
city. The ladle sare ill the city at
present, but the men, accompanied
v, Vnri ltnrr. have gone to tho
Tiller country for a few days hunt
before the season closes.
Motorina South
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Black, of
Springfield, Lane county, spent
Sunday in this cily, and today left
the i In their auto for points couth.
They, w ere guests at mo I'lupqua
while in town.
Back From the Pass
Prof. C. H. Castle, head of the
Sulherlin Academy, who has been
in drains Pass on business con
nected with the academy, was in
ltoseburg this afternoon on his
way back home.
Party From Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sarglnson,
Thehna McPougul nnd Claire
Poston, of Slioknne, were guests
at the Terminal Hotel Sunday, and
left today by ato for the north
ern city.
Bus Owrer Here
L. L. Lew is one of tho owners of
the auto stage lines operating in
this state and through the south
ern counties, came up from Med
ford yesterday and wa a guest at
the Terminal Hotel.
Bound for Stockton
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Berny, of
Stockton, who have been touring
tlregon and the northwest, reach
ed here last night on the home
ward trip, registering at the Doug
las Hotel. They went on south this
morning.
Fruit Man Here
O. E. Driver, of Seattle, repre
senting Gwinn, White and Prince
VsmiMii nnd fruit ship-1 will Visit Son
pers spent the day in ltoseburg Mr. M. M. Miller, of The News
.i .i,h fmintv Acent B. ! Review force, left Saturday even
W Coonev' Mr. Driver states ing for Fort Worden. Wash where
I; ?1 ' ,.n ti enter ho will visit for two weeks with On Way South
,h mnrket during the coming his son, Slator.
broccoli season.
Played Golf
M. M. Mcintosh, prominent
manufacturer of Portland, was in
the city during Saturday anil Sun
day, registered at the limpqiia,
nnil while hero enjoyed several
hours each day at the Country
Club golf links playing tho game
with local enthusiasts.
Enroute to Portland
Mr .and Mrs. W. It. Delay, Mrs.
G. T. Porter and son, Lloyd Jr.,
of Klamath Falls, were among the
tourism bound for Portland who
made this cily a convenient stop
ping place yesterday
On Way to Coast
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ray. and A.
E. Morion, of North Bend, who
stopped at the Grand yesterday
and last night, left this' morning
for the coast town. They have
been to the northern part of the
state.
Enroute to Colorado-
Mr. and Mrs. It P. King, of Rock
Springs .Colorado, who have been
auto touring the northwest, spent
part of Sunday and last night In
this citv. They continued their
Journey homeward today. They
registered at the Grand.
w
or
Wprnoon 4
WreninfUset
pURQ, ORE.
E OFFER you an al
most Inexhaustible
assortment of silks, satins,
crepes nnd taffetas for
practically nil purposes.
You are cordially invited
to inspect them at any
time.
"Quality and Economy"
The Silk Store
Silks and Satins
m
ABRAHAM
STATE PRESS 2i
COMMENT t
The Socialist Candidate. ,
Morris llillquit. nn ardent advo
cate of the doctrines of socialism,
i- i ,hi, nf the eastern head
quarters of the La Follotte-Wh(!eler !
m,.ii,,, in commending La toi
lette at the New York slate social
ist convention, llillquit said:
"Let iilo sav- at the outset that
tho American socialist party has
not given up a single on of Its
principles, nor has it been asked
to give up any of its faith in join
ing this new movement. This
movement will grow, and when it
does -the soriulist party will be the
biggest political power in
Victor Berger, a well-known so
cialist congressman from Wiscon
sin, In support of LaFollette. says:
"LnFollette is a socialist in
everything hut name. He has been
one for 20 years. He basn t voted
the republican ticket since 1!W4.
Thero is no reason why he cant
be our candidate."
Eugene V. Debs, chairman of tho
nation.fl executive committee of
the socialist party, and who re
cently was released from the At
lanta penitentiary for trailrous ac
tivities during the period of the
war makes the following declara
tion in behalf of ijiKovlette'a tandi-
itarv.
"it is in no spirit of presump
tion that I declare a willingness to
appeal to the shades of Msrx and
Kllgols (tn iounoeis ....
socialism) upon'this vital Issue I
have the positive conviction that
they would have advised and ap
proved the course taken by our
delegates at the historic Cleveland
conference for progressive political
action. No fundamental principle
of socialism has been or will be in
the least compromised."
The Oakland World, an organ of
the socialist party, in Its current
liio declares that LaFollette
Married Saturday
Harvey C. Hadley, of Eugene,
nnd Laura Mitchell, of Roseburg,
were quietly married Saturday af
ternoon at tho office of Justice of
the Peace Gorge Jones. The cere
mony was w Uuessed by only the
necessary w finesses, and imme
diately aCer tho wedding the
Eugene to
Lieutenant Slator j " Mr. and Mrs. A. Austin, of Van-
Miller is a West Point graduate, rouver, 11. C, spent hunoay in
nnd is now located ut Fort Worden, j Hosebui g, stopping here enroute
where he Is in charge of the Post by auto to California. Mr. Austin ( happy couple left for
Exchunge. I is proprietor ot tne Austin noiei miliiL. their home.
lat the British Columbia town, and
while these good people were
In town they were guests at the
Vmpqua.
Mothers!
Give the children WRIGLEY'S
after every meal
A prominent physician says:
"It is surprising how free from decay
the teeth can be kept by using gum
after each meal."
You know how hard it is
to get the children to clean
their teeth. By giving
them W RIGLEY'S you not
only reward them for clean
ing their teeth, but the
reward is actually the
means of performing this
important service!
WRIGLEY'S aids digestion
too, and acts as an anti
septic wash for the mouth
and throat. Sev
eral flavors-all of
WRIGLEY
quality.
The Flavor Lasts
ill
Marks Buys Sedan
Herman Marks, proprietor of the :
Liberty Theatre, boasts of a new .
Nash sedan of the very latest ;
model. The car was delivered to
him Sunday by L. R. Chambers, of
the Highway Service Station, who
is the local dealer for this car. nir.
Visits in City
Curtis F. Levens. for many years
a resident of Douglas county. Is
visiting in Roseburg for a short
Chambers made-a trip to Portland ' time. Mr. Levens lived In Canyon-
to get the sedan,
down Saturday.
which ho drove
Going tS British Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. B. Klcklnson, their
daughter. Miss Dickinson, and
Mrs. It. Bond, of Ben Lomond. Cali
fornia, spent Sunday nnd last
night In Roseburg at tho I'nipqiia
the I Hotel. The party Is motoring to
British Columbia for a visit mere
before winter sets In, and left here
today for the north. They were reg
istered at the Unipqun while in
Roseburg.
JACKSON STREET
L STORE
Have Lively Meeting .
The Smick school P. T. A. held a
lively meeting in marking the open
ing of school Monday morning.
October 0. After a business ses
sion the school children gave a
short program, and Mrs. O. C.
itrown and Mrs. Churchill spoke
on school and parent-teacher activi
ties, Mrs. (iiHtidy, of the county
health unit, will give a demonstra
tion at the next regular meeting,
the first Friday in November.
Booth Is Home
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Booth return
ed last night after a pleasure trip
through Eastern Oregon. Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Booth of Eugene made
the trip with them. They visited
the l'rineville fair, and were great
ly pleased with the Indian races
and bucking contests. Mr. Booth
says that he was greatly surprised
when In one of the most sparsely
settled districts of Eastern Oregon,
to find full and complete ret irns
of the world baseball series, the
returns having been recelvi d by
RELIABLE TAILOR
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations
JVeMake Your Clothe in Roseburg
tnnds for the "three cardinal prin-1 radio.
ciples required to make a good so-1 .
ciallst." I Erglish Party Hers
It Is nn old maxim that a man Is. mi David Lloyd and his mother,
known hv the company he keeps, j, Itcyd, of London, Kng-
And LaFollette definitely Justifies i,,,,!, were among the promin' nt (
the comment of the Palo Alto .pie t register at the ('niMUa
Times uon the decision of the I jKt,.rday afternoon. Mr. yd
California supreme court wnim ne-1 Hnii PSjiable mother landed
ville until about 25 years
when he went to New York
has been connected with The Am
erican import Company, and has
now been assigned to the Pacific
coast territory, Willi headquarters
at Los Aneeles.
"Oregon
Life has
never
contested
a claim I"
During Us mdre Mtforr, Oregon lift
hai never confuted m claim,
With mora than I 33,000,000.00 of
Imuran c in fare thia U record of
which w ar proud and It mean a
great deal to you. Injure with Oregon
life.
a t- mi-La. prsMm w c ncarrrfis kmMm
C I.aAMLUL.UM.H. H BIAUV !, Mmmnm,'
IImi OtfuMt PORTLAND, OB.EQUV
C. S. McELHINNY
District Manager, Roseburg, Ore.
Inspecting Oil Well
C. E. McComlc, of Diinsmulr,
actively Identified with the move
ment to get oil in this county. Is
In the city today. He is Inspecting
he plant near Oakland while here
and assisting in promoting the
work.' He was accompanied to
ltoseburg today by W. L. Mnl-
"K". lernee, superintendent cf the drill-
He ine operations.
Over c-n Buelnese
C. II. Fuller, of Sutherlln. was a
business visitor lo ltoseburg to
day.
Attorney Here
Attorney Fred Villains of, Sa
lem, spent the day In ltoseburg at
tending to legal matters.
ot
In
In Frem Myrtle Creek
C. Weaver,' wife nnd son,
Mvrtle Creek, were visitors
Roseburg today.
o
Have you nn electric heater In
your home? Mudaon Electric
Store. ' .
I I PHONEJ33J
j.FREE DEMONSTRATION
In New York several weeks ago,
bought a splendid car ttfere nd
set out to tour America. T! ey
came across the continent via thej
southern route, and are visiting all I
the points rf Interest In Oreg-.n.
and expert to continue on ti- ir
way north through Washirr on
nnd to British Columbia. Mr. I.l d
Is taking this trip to inform him
self of the great northwest.
d Weather Is Here I
Let Us Install a
STERN FURNACE
for you.
The Bet Value in Furnaces.
Let Ut Show it to You.
p-ER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
nied to the LnFolictto eiecio,,.i
candidates a place on the state
ticket upon characterization as 'ijf ,
dependents":
"While the LaFollotte-V heeler
organization Is put to some Incon
venience and subjected to a certain
practical elfects of this decision, It ;
degree of embarrassment bv the
practical effects of this derision, it
Is not placed in any false po-ition.
The LaFollette-Wheeler following,
will have its chance to vote, since'
.h,. ,,.nilidates will be represented
nn the ballot by the socialist elec-
ir. And it
.i,.! n nrncresslves or Indepen
,i,.tu iliit these candidates are Culch Pete" Creen and
more acruratelv lab-led. The
readiness with whiih the offices of
the socialist organization were
made available and accepted Indi
cates this tact.
And It is as a socialist rather ness for live mutton was
near l.lioe last weea oy
nrrnnpemenf
S wotild have been Impossible for fi,,, for aPVeral week past, nnd
V . i.-.i...... ,.,,1 .,r m. . . . . ......
Maraudirg Bear Killed j
A large bear with an over-fend-1
killed I
H... ky
a i
snake .loe" De Bernard!, of ilie
Lary 7.. Imparting a great de.:! of
satisfaction to the goat and sh-ep
raisers nf toat locality. HI" heir
ship weighed 325 pounds. He has
! !! i::r.:l:K cosily raids on
H"T?f1
mM
' . up jj
anv team cu ra ""
rmihv with socialistic principles
The ' Incident has served,
r.,., m nrnve ronchisiv
there-
!v the
claims of many of the IFollette jr.p.lt)y increasing In the
opponent that his ran''';" r,m,oa retion. due chiefly
.n..i,,.f ihe nominees 01 nn-
major parties has raised the Issue
..f ...einllsm in this campaign.
PHONE 25
OUR Window rno Biirimi
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San FianiiMo Bulletin.
For qn'.k results use ews
Revlew clarified advertisements.
They get results.
his most recent forny netted
IT, goals belonging to G. Ife IaT
nardl. In common with niier
mountainous regions, varmints nre
N ih
mpqua retinn, due ctiletiy to ne
abolishment of the bounties that
made it worth while to hunt tl . :ii.
Concurrent tl'h their Inirm
tin re Is a decrease In the nmrtv-r
of deer because of the fact 1 list
the varmint lircj on them for
iood.
Vi'
DO YOU APPRECI
ATE I IER NATURE
LOVING SPIRIT?
Thtrfom
on the NEW
Simplex Electric Ironer
1
Special , &m
Terms $m
This Co
Week f ' pjpi
Only p'
Costs
No More
Than Your
Iron to
Operate
gl?PLi:xUQNKU;
Ihr tlest (rmier
The factory Demonstrator will be here all week. Just phone for the hour
you would like her to do your ironing.
Hudson Electric Store
Roseburg, Oregon
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