ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1924.
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Tinting, Papering
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feat In 1899 before Martin was
born. )
Martin, whose real name Is ,
Martino, was born 21 yea,i ago i
in Brooklyn, of Italian parents. !
He Btarted his career as an ama-j
teur and the only two reverses !
ho has ever known, were suffer-1
ed in his first bouts. Since be
coming a professional he has par
ticipated in two draw matches,
but he has never suffered de-;
feat. He won 22 by knockouts, j
Goldstein lost his belt bytak
ing the defensive after the first
three rounds and acquiescing to
the infighting methods that Mar
tin employed.
Felt slippers make an acceptable
gift for mother a wonderful range
of colors to select from at the!
Koseburg Booterie. I
CHIEFS APPORUT !
IMHTTEES5
The Umpqua Chiefs have orann
ized their work for the year 11)23
by the appointment of committees
to condui t all of ihe various liius
of work in which the organization
is Interested. The committees which
have been appointed for the year
are as follows:
Agriculture B. W. Cooney, chair
man; Foster Butner.
Bunds and Music A. T. Law
renre. chairman: Bert G. Bate3,
Waller S. Fisher.
Entertainment Henry Harth,
chairman; J. K. Fairington, A. V.
BnshiorJ, H. C. Berg, O. M. llerrle.
Songs and Yells Lyman Spen
cer, chairman ; V. S. Fisher, Guy
Cordon, Alvin Knudttton.
Public Parados H. S. French,
chairman; Alvin KnucUaon, Arthur
Manutish, J. K. Pickens.
Carnivals and Fairs If. C. Dar
by, chairnnn; W. II. Day, G. 11.
Smith, C. S. Heinline, C. A. Lock
. wood, Will E. Holbein.
Educational A. . Geddes, chair
man; A. Ciarsters, John Flurry.
Memuership Alvin Knudtson,
chairman, Lee A. Wells, L. 11.
Moore.
Automobiles O. C. Baker, chair
man; C. A. Lockwood, George 11.
Smith.
Cily Improvement Dr. L. A.
Wells, chairman: A. C. Mnrsters.
Publicity H. W. Bates, Will E.
Holbein, T. H. Ness.
Ways and Means O. C. Baker,
O. M. Bm-ie, L. L. Crocker, W. O.
dinger, J. E. Flurry.
Decorations W. B. Day, chair
man; E. It. Thurber, A. N. Hilder
brand. Uniforms Henry Ilarih, chair-1
mnn; Lyir.nu Spentei', Bert Law-j
rence. :
Citr reati'iful Dr. Lee V Wc'l3,
A. T. Lawrei.ce. H. C. Darby.
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NOTICE TOR OFFERS FOR
MICH SCHOOL SITE
Tliei I!nanl of Directors of
School IMrlrlft No. 4 will receive
offer., for th.1 a!e t f pmnr'i ty
smtafcl" for a hn.li school siie up
to three o'rhick P. M. on Ikcptii-
I her 27. 192-'. !: th" offi.-f f V. J.
i Micel!i. t-rrk of the boiir.1. All of
f' rs nu-i he m Ie en ferins of
option whieh cm be ob'ained lipon
r.pp1ieptifn to t:;p cK-rli. No tr.irt
sirmll'r than nvcrare city block
will ht considerp'l.
V. J. MICKM.T,
Clerk of School Distiirt No. 4.
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SPOKANE. Wash.. Dec. 20. '
Decreases of ten percent in thej
plantings of winter wheat lu
Washington and Idaho and an
Increase of eight percent la Ore
gon are estimated In the De-l
comber report of the federal di-!
vision of crop and livestock es
timates for the Pacific North
west, announced here today. I
The report states that the av-'
erase condition of the winter:
wheat crop in Washington, Ore-!
gun and Idaho on December 1, 1
was much below the condition
on December 1, 1S)23. A five
percent increase in the acreage
planted to rye is reported.!
Washington wheat acreage is
placed at 1,518,000; Oregon at
1,021,000 and Idaho at 357,000.,
The average condition of the!
crop in Washington is estimated
at 77 percent compared with 84;
for last year Oregon 87 compared'
with iii last year, and Idaho Hi
compared with 94 last year.
Christmas goose and turkey
shoot Sunday, December 21 at C.
E. Miller's place, west of Melrose.
CASE IN RECESS
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MT. VLBNON, 111., Dec. 20.
A recess today interrupted de
fense action to show that Law
rence M. Hight, who with Mrs.
Elsie Sweetin is charged with
the murder by poisoning of
Wllford Sweetin, was mentally
(loianged. Testimony that Hight
was of unsound mind will be
continued Monday. defense coun
sel announced yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Eaton, 22, nights'
elder daughter testified that
when she was about 10 years of
ago sho had seen her father bite
a mule on the nose.
Mildred Hight, his youngest
daughter, said Hight acted
"queer" after an attack of in
fluenza. She told of his taking
up the ministry, asserting he had
seen a "bright light."
Dr. H. W. Walker, Hight's
cousin, testified to mental de
fectiveness in the family. Hight's
father, he said, was in a bad
mental condition seven years be
fore his death. One brother
died In an insane asylum, he ad
ded and another was considered
mentally weak.
Christmas cards at Wimberlys.
FnEDliESlLLS
TO OERNiE WEST
Bernie West, who has been as
sociated with Fred Jones in the
ownership and management of the
Terminal barber shop, today pur
chased Mr. Jones' interest in the
business, and will assume sole
control of the 'popular barber busi
ness Immediately afier the first of
the yi'ar. Mr. Jones Is disposing of
his interest in order to be with his
wife, who Is now in Petaluma,
California. Mrs. Jones' mother Is
an invalid and the presence of her
daughter is required there, bo that
Mr. und Mrs. Jones will make their
home In Petaluma. Eventually
they expect to return to Itoseburg.
Mr. West will maintain the two
chair shop and operate the busi
ness In the same satisfactory man
ner as at present.
Niw frame mottoes, Wimberlys.
FOOD PRICES ABE
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. He
tnil food prices showed a furth
er increase of approximately one
peseent in the month ending
.November 15, according to fig
ures announced today by the de
partment of labor covering 21
mod articles in 51 cities.
Of forty-seven citlis showing
,:n increase In the average retail
levi-1, a maximum of three por
vi nt was reported. Tho only mate-ial
decrease, two percent was
reporicd at Lo Angles.
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REEDSPORT LUMBER
SHIPMENTS SMALLER I
' Figures available, showing ship-
mints from Ret dsport mills for the
fust 11 mouth of !:, and in-
eluding estimates for December, ln - i
dicate less than "U.OOO.OHO fiet of
timber shipped by rail and water
from this city, says the Port L'nip-
qua Courier. The large percent
age of the shipments were rail.
In shipments, the C. McC. John-,
sou Lumber company led with 40,-;
ooo.uoo. This company cuts pulp
wood.
Next on the list wkj the
Win-1
cheater Day Lumber company
1S.juu.uuo feet. This mill
down for about two months.
with
was '
Thej
I'mpqua .Mills Timber company
shipped B,3ti3.BOO feet by water.;
This mill was down for more than .
four months.
The Reedsport Lumber company'
shipped out 4.3oO.Ono Icet uy water1
and rail. This mill was down fori
more than six months. I
Ninety-six thousand doors wore .
shipped by the Reedsport Sash and
Door company
These wore all rail
shipments and required 13$ cars.
Arundel, piano tuner, rhone 189-1.,
Special holiday prices on phono
graphs. McKean, Darby & Baldwin.
TYPEWRITER MAN IN TOWN
Mr. E. L. Bouteiller of Marsh-
field, is In town. Anyone desiring
his services may call up
at the1
Terminal hotel.
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Get our prices on Rogers Silver
ware. McKean, Darby A Baldwin.
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Contained in this puzzle. Look in tomorrow's paper for the answer.
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war-club
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substance
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2 1 preposition
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(abbr.)
26 business
concern
(abbr.)
27 mineral
spring
29 before
31 prefix
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of
39 bodies of
water
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42- vegetables
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of leather
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of Burns
63 college
degree
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element
56 conjunc
tion 67 perform
68 man's
nickname
59 pronoun
60 warbled
62 source of
plant life
64 tellurium
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Semite and house meet
- at noou.
Muscle Shoals legislation
continues before senate.
House plans brief session
before recessing over
Christmas week.
WOODCUTTERS ATTENTION
The Board of Directors of
School District No. 4 of Douglas
county, Oregon, will receive sealed
bids for 400 cords of old growth
red fir. or and for 400 cords of
second growth red fir wood to be
delivered as follows: High Schosl,
100 conls; llenson School, 90
cords; Hose School 90 cords; Full
lerton School, 90 cords.
These bids may be filed at any
time with the Clerk np to three
o'clock P. M. on January 6th,
l!i-'5 and all bids wil be opened
1 Rt Ine regular board meeting held
on the same day.
Details as to size and time of de
livery may be obtained from the
clerk.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated this the 18th day of De
cember, 1924.
V. J. MICEMJ,
Clerk School District No. 4.
Office, First State and Savings
Bank.
A store full of practical gifts
Hudson Electric Store.
now, but see how fast you can BII
msjte it overflow, wiw uie excep-
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grass
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5 pronoun
6 state of in
sensibility 8 sure
10 evidences
11 part of
verb to be
12 lowing of
a cow
13 lenoung
maiden
name
14 our coun
try (abbr.)
15 seniors
17 barrel-like
containei
20 watched
22 one who
carries
23 Southern
state
(abbr.)
21 n musical
note
25 thoughts
28 heavy
stick
30 highway
33 former
Capitol of
Normandy
35 covering
with
specks
36 asks for
with
authority
8S noble
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diligently
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45 like
47 above
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51 female
deer
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61 snare
63 elongated
fish
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A Hint for Beginners
The cross-word puzzle dia
gram is merely a means of con
cealing words which are synony
mous to those listed and which
will interlock perfectly and so
read equally well crosswise 01
downwards. Always look for
tie number of the synonym on
the diagram If horizontal, yon
mint find a word to fit between
that number and the first shaded
slop to the right; if vertieaL
you must fit your word between
the number and the first shaded
stop below.
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LOS ANUELES, Dec. 20. Re
ceipt of word yesterday that the
Missouri Tiger bad left his lair
aud had headed westward found
Elmer Henderson, coach of the
Imversity of Southern Cali
fornia Trojans, redoubling ef
forts to give his charges a thor
ough course in the Henderson
method of stalking tiger aud la
preparing the Trojan appetite
ior a feast of tiger meat when
they face the striped feline on
the gridiron here Christmas
Day.
Henderson does not underes
timate the tiger prowess and
twice daily the trojans are bus
led with the task of fabricating
an armor which is expected to
prove invulnerable to the most
savage attacks of tiger claws.
"Nullify the Missouri offense
and the battle la ours," might as
well to be the war cry of the Tro
jans, for they are spending
much time on defense tactics
which are expected to offset the
tifer onslaught.
Only 11.99 for a column xmas
tree lighting set. Hudson Electric
Store.
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LOS ANGELES. Dee. 20.
Dame . rumor who of late has
been handling the name of Jack
Denipsey, heavyweight boxing
champion, in somewhat reckless
mcnuex, yesterday whispered
Jack's name again. TlUs time
she has it that tho champion
will defend hiB title in a South
em California ring In March or
April against Romero liojns the
Chilean boxer. Today still quot
ing dunio rumor, prominent
Los Angeles sportsmen will meet
Jack Kearns, the heavyweights
manager and attempt to close
arrangements for the fight at
that time.
For some time damo rumor's
advance notice of Denipsey 's
plans have failed to materialise
but It is said, time will verify
hor predictions.
For her Xmas, "A piece of
Parisian Art Work." Bellows Store
Co.
ADVERTISE OREGON
During the month of March tho
Chicago, Burlington ami Uulliey,
lirert Northern, and Northern Pa
cific railroads, will devote nil of
their advertising to the state of
Oregon. Big udvortlHcmenla will
lio carried In the leading maga
zines, the total circulation of these
ads being over seven ml lion. At
the sainu time the dining car serv
ice will use Oregon products ex
clus'vely. The purchasing agent
Is now endeavoring to place or
ders for tho necessary supplies and
is working through tho Chamber of
Commerce, which has been asked
to obtain quotations on broccoli
and canned goods from Douglas
county. As broccoli will be at Its
best at that time, the Umpqua val
ley should receive some excellent
advertising. Tho local cannery Is
being askid to furnish prices on
canned goods.
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Delicious fresh caneiy creamy
fancy mixed, small fruit aud nut
rilled, fruit tablets, salted nuts or
special Christmas boxes from half
to two and oue balf pounds.
Lloyd Crocker.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF STATE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Tho snniinl business and organi
zation meeting of the Oregon Stntp
Chamber of ( omnu rcn will be held
at Portland on January 8 anil 9, ac
cording to word received by Will
K. Hollieln, Hucrotay of the Rcrno-
burg Chamber of Commerce. As
the meeting conns Just befuio the
session of the legislature It will be
lai-gely devoted to consideration of
legislative matters. Thi annual
meeting of the secretaries will be
held at the same time, and the
Hoshurg Chamb'r of Commerce Is
being asked to send two delegates
besides the secretary.
Christmas box ranrtv, Wlmberly's
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Classified Section
ALL NEW AO
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Doll clothes. Tel. 537.
CHRISTMAS trees and
for sale. Phone 351-L.
mistletoe
BICYCLES and wagons
Xmas, 228 N. Main St.
for
Fill wood, cord wood, 2-foot or 16
inch wood. Phone HFH, Buyer
Bros.
FOR SALE Fir spilt stove and
block wood. Prompt delivery.
Phone 181-Y. O. J. Hand.
FOR SALE Sturgls Keed baby
buggy and crib on wheels. 106
N. Parrott.
FOR SALE 5an save you over
IloO on pratlcally new '24 Ford
coupe. Glenn II. Taylor, Phone
163.
FOR SALE 3 In. Mitchell wagon
and harness. Would accept some
hay as part payment. Phone
2F3.
FOR SALE Two Oakland auto
mobiles, one touring, ona en
closed, cheap. See them at
Wharten Bros.
FOlt SALE OR-f HADETight
aud heavy wagons, horses and
harness. Sprayer, l'hone 33.
Sutherlln.
FoTt SALE One Shopherd collie
male pup of good stork, $7.50.
Address J. S. Frey, Itoseburg,
Ore. Star Rt. Near Brockway.
FOR SALE Blcycle7"Maytag elec
tric washer, rockers, sewing ma
chine, Vlutrola, sanitary couch,
mattress, and miscellaneous
household articles. Phono 187-L.
FOR BALK Choice oak-split
stove wood, J3.50 per tier. Oak
block wood J3.25 per tier.
Prompt delivery. Phone . 260J".
Gardner Bros.
FINE PUPPIES FOR SALE
Cross bred puppies, (mother
pure bred A Irelii li ; site, pure
bred stag hound) for sale;
males $7.50; females (5.00. Give
your boy or girl a Christmas
present they will really enjoy.
Thvse pups are from fine stock
and will make tine companions,
watch-dogs, or general purpose
dogs. Born on Dec. 10th, 4 males,
3 females; make your choice and
reservation early; delWery about
Jan. 21 to 31, next. Call or ad
dress J. R. Benton, Box 104, Yon
calla, Oregon.
WANTED
WANTED Bids for supplying IS'
yards of dirt for fill, l'hone
2B8-R or address Box 71. - -
WANTElFursr Highest, prices.
With L. F. Wilson, Hood Tire
Shop, opposite Nows-Roview. B.
F. Shields.
WANTED Two or three passen
gers for San Francisco In private
automobile by Saturday morn
ing. Phone 14.
HELP- WANTED Malo-MEN
WANTED
TO LEARN AUTO MECHANICS
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER
$50.00
TWO WEEKS FREE TRIAT.
HEMPHILL'S BIO AUTO fc
ELECTRICAL SCHOOLS, Office
60 Sixth St., Corner Plue, Port
land, Oregon.
CAROL 8INGER3
Last rehearsal Monday
evening, beginning at 7
sharp at the Conservatory.
Close at 7:45.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 20. Ban
Johnson, president of the Amer
ican Leaguo has returned from
the seclusion Into which he ro-
tired whllo his club owners
stripped him of part of his pow
ier and rebuked him for his con
'trovcrsy with Commissioner Lan-
jdls.
1 "Any chnncB of resigning as
I American leaguo heud?" ho was
i asked.
1 "I won t answer that nno way
Jnr another," ho replied. "In
1 fact. I wont even admit I'm Ban
Johnson,'
XMAS STATIONERY
Tiie newest and most complete
line of fin" stationery reasonably
priced. Lloyd Crocker.
WINNER
ON BACK PAQB
LOAN WANTED Wanted, loan
for three years, secured by first
mortgage on 160 acre nine
miles west of itoseburg, near
Coos Day Wagon Hoad. Cruise
will show 7.000,000 feet of Doug
las fir. Loan to be for 1500 dol
lars and bearing 8 per cent. Ad
dress XX, care News-Review.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished house-
keeping rooms. 618 So. Main St.
Ftill RENT Modern apartment,
furnished, close Id. Sea Law
rence. FOIl KENT 2-room apartment
close in, 17.50. With lights and
water. Phone 227-Y.
FOR RENT 2 large rooms fur
nished for housekeeping. Closa
in. Gas. 331 80. Main St.
FOR RENT 3-roora clean. Well
furnished apartment. Hot water,
bath privilege. Close In. 427 Bast
Douglas.
FOR REM' 2-room furnished
apartment. In centor of town,
Modern. 23 per mo. No children,
G- W. Young & Son. Phone 417,
EXPERIENCED farmer and stock
man wants to rent a farm well
furnished. Have plenty of help.
Inquire Auto Camp restaurant,
Itoseburg, Oregon.
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I LOST AND FOUND
LOST Brooch -with opal let WItl
half pearls. Finder please leave
at News-Review. Reward.
MISSING A black, natural" 'bob
talled Shepherd dog, white ring
around neck. Reward. B. F.
Moore, Roseburg.
LOST Spare Firestone balloon
tire and rim, Ford size, between
Happy Valley Drldge and Rose
burg. Reward for return to Oils
offico.
LOST In or near Roseburg, Sat
urday evening, Oct. 18, gold
wrist watch and chain. Reward
Finder please return to this of-
flce.
LOST Fox hound, female, white
with black spots and black
specks. Last seen near Rice Hill
on Monday, Dec. 15. Reward. Er.
win Rice, Oakland, Ore., l'hon
40F4.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't forget M
coll G53 when In need ot auU
parts. Sarffs Auto Wrecking
House.
PHONOGRAPH records, bought,
sold and exchanged. 927 Win-
Chester St.
PRICES REDUCED Mens' Halt
soles, 1; ladles half soles, 75a;
military heels, 75c. All other
shoe repair work 'reduced pro
portionally. Howard's Shoe
Shop, Main St., rear Kidder's
Shoe Store.
$100 REWAnD"offereiI ' for pair
lost blue foxes; are pen raised,
tame foxes, and are easily caught
In trap. Howard will be paid for
their return or for Information
leading to capture. Adam J.
Flurry, 1218 W. First Street
199-J.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLEK Chiropractic
physician, 12S W. Lane St.
Let us supply you with
your Christmas Candy
and nuts. And don't
overlook the dinner
table; we can supply
you with everything
you will need.
Economy Grocery
PHONE 63
Insure
in
Your Home Company
PACIFIC STATES FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of Portland, Oregon
G.W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
110 Cass St. Phono 417
Free Wrapping
You don't need to look
for a strong string and
heavy paper to wrap
your packages with. Be
sure they will reach
their destinations in
good shape by letting
us wrap them for you.
We do it free of charge.
TRY OUR WAY
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