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PEERLESS ELECTRIC BULBS MEAN BETTER LIGHTING - iho?'9 IIh,,,KBnmore ,mP"nt than many other feature la "iiu J. UL ritfKH Villi tho rioa rumilti Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store. 1 LOCAL NEWS 1 Here from northern points yes terday and last night was F.. H. Klngner. Mr. Kingner U a Eu gene resident and left today. D. W. Mitchell spent Wednesday In this city attending to business matters. Mr. Mitchell la from Eu gene, and left today. 0. M. Marksbury spen yesterday m mis cny looKing atter business matters. L. A. TO B. OF R. T MEETING I Regular meeting L. A. to B. , of It. T. Friday ereuluK, Jan. . l : : fi'TWO GOIHl TALKS A 1 y tmpo.ua Hotel ' Zl ' ,h" A.n,.U-r" ,- declared. Japan and tl ! J- H. Chapman and daughter f npu t Huth, were In from the rural dls- LULAi, INLWS X 1 trlcts for a short time Wednesday oi.....i..- i . , r ""w iwfcuiK niier uusi ness affulrs. They are residents of Wilbur and returned home yester day evening. Here for a few hours Wednesday looking after business Interests was Ueorge Sarvcr. Mr. Sarvcr Is living at Hoaglln. Miss Bessie Drown was a visitor iire yesieruay rrom Camas Valley. arrived from Eugene yesterday. Here spending part of the day Wednesday night was Mrs. E. Condon. Mrs. Condon Is from Portland and left this morning. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Touren were piest here yesterday and last night They are from Prinevllle, Oregon, and left this morning. H. O. Johnstone was in from the rnral districts Wednesday visiting and transacting business affairs. Mr. Johnstone is from Umpqua. Overnight guests here Wed nesday night were Mr. and Mrs. J. C Holllng, and mother. They are irom wewDerg, uregon. E. E. Weller was a business vlstlro In this city Wednesday arriving from the north. Mr. Weller is a Eugene man. Guests in this city, and spend ing the night here Wednesday' night were Mr. and Mrs. E. I.J Here from the rural districts Webster. They are from Port Wednesday afternoon for a few land. hours was D. C. Crow. Mr. Here overnight Wednesday Crow Is a Riddle resident and nlRht. arriving from the north Stopping over here last night en- fniltA from thA Unrlh m-o- 1.' ....I l . . I Mr. Marksburv is from inn fr iaann t. r vnr,tBn. urams rasa ana leu touay. and left this morning. Chet Hemmlnway Is spending a W. A. Mills was a business visit short time In this city looking after or DPre Wednesday and spent the business affairs. Mr. Hemminway i night in the city. Mr. Mills la from uruauu mu leu touay lor otner points In the state two weeks, presided today, having returned from points In California yesterday. Mr. Himm took up a few momenta explaining his visit south which was for the purpose of was here on business. He re miss urown was here shopping turned home in the afternoon, nnd visiting with friends. I ' Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Short was J. S. Sarnnims. Mr. Sara- nims Is from Portland. He left today. To arrive in Roseburg Wed- iitb spenuing a rew haurs yes-; were visitors here Wednesday nesaay and Bpent the night in tvrday looking after business mat- from the northern part of the'tna clty. was W. S. Nash. Mr. Mr. county. They are residents of Nasn is from Portland, and was I vt llbur, and were In this city nere n business, ters was Charles I.. Hamilton Hamilton lives at Oukland and to- turneu nome yesterduy afternoon. Mrs. Henry Rudy was a visitor hours yesterday. Mrs. Rudy Is a from the rural districts for a few resident of Kutherlin, and was here visiting with friends and shopping. m. Holbein, secretary of the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce, left Wednesday afternoon for Port land, where he will attend a meet ing of the State Chamber of Com- merce today, the annual mld-win- nere tor a lew nours Wednes- ter meeting of the State Secretary day was Mrs. C. II. CalkUis. Mrs.! Association, on Friday, and on Sat- vuiRins is irom ten mho and uruny will look after the business was in tnis city visiting and of the local chamber. He will re- Enoppiog. turn to this city about Sunday morning. In from the rural districts yes- , tenlny for a few hours was C. H T. O. Ewens of Garden Valley re Crow. Mr. Crow lives at Riddle i turned this morning after .spending and was in this city attending to 'the Christmas season with friends business affairs. He returned home! in Toledo, Ohio. Mr. Ewens states In the afternoon. I that Christmas day In Toledo was I the coldest Christmas In 60 years. In from the rural districts for Ho enjoyed slelKh ride sand skat a few hours Wednesday was Mrs. Ing while on his visit. Business 71. M. Irvine. Mrs. Irving was1 conditions appear very prosperous here shopping and visiting with he reports, and factories and busi frletuU. .She returned home to ness concerns appear to be doing Wilbur In the afternoon. well. Today's Cross-Word Puzzle THE JEWELED CROWN Twister No. By J. C BOYD 68 filHIS cross word contraption Is not one that yon will get through I with in a hurry. In fact, we rather think you will find a number -"- of disturbing synonyms likely to cause you some annoyance. But, at that, there arc only four words not in everyday use which are used in wo puzzie. iou wiu nnd the proper synonyms below the graph. . ' & Z ZZj!H"Z Wz Z nju iiu. z rziizlizzz: ! ClZZZSZ Z ZS3ZZD 8 gasps 8 capricious prank 10 stops 13 in the di rection of 14 lampoon 16 New Eng land State abbr.) 18 sifting ntensil 20 a sister (ecd.) Zl lowest point 22 recent in telligence 24 military officer 25 prefix de noting for Dxt . HORIZONTAL. 27 ehaace the position of 80 opening 81 executed 83 (Train 8 4 if f i relative 85 suffix de noting any one of a se ries of de rivatives 80 frozen del aerts 38 tV-ory 40 split 42 we (Lat.) 43 bewitch 86 rumble 49 kind of soil 50 makes equal 6i aoundanee flerewffn h toruofl to Puzzle Ho. 67. Pick Lp note. CAB EGG.fi AB A V J JD T Q TTtl 1. Z - XV 9. 5 R E i E V A D E. RI5K-I s s t "rT '. E EP sj IRALt-Ul te KCj S T HERE Ir("V ASS P A y noiP")? P E. A R C W TP- ?A YJS H Y NYI looking aflpr business Interests C. B. Cardwell spent Wednes and shopping. nay ana last night In this city louaing aiier ousiness affairs, Mr. Cardwell is a Portland resident. Here Wednesday spending the day attending to business affairs was E. Koester. Mr. Kneater i from Portland and left this morn ing. S. Skavlan Is spending a day or o in mis city transacting business anairs. Mr. Skavlan Is from Eu gene and is connected with a Port land wnolesale grocers house. A suit was filed today by Ira wimDerly agalnBt W. A. Young to quiet title to property in the eitv of Drain. The plaintiff Is represent- ea Dy Attorney (,'arl Wlmberly. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. King and son were guests In this city a Bhort time Wednesday and last night. They are returning home to Salem after a trip to southern 'points by auto. An appeal will be taken In the case of Audrey Ellenburg against Charley Ellenburg. The suit for di vorce was heard in the circuit court recently and a verdict returned for the plaintiff. The defendant con tested the case, and will carry it to the supreme court. The slides which have blocked the Roseburg-Coos Bav hlshwav for the past few days have been clear- ea away and cars are now coming through without difficulty. The slides occurred near Myrtle Point and completely blocked traffic tem porarily. O. C. Brown, who has moved out to his farm near Dixonville, Is Buf fering from a badly bruised hand as a result of the pump motor kicking backwhile he was cranking it It is not believed that any bones were broken. The case of Orpha E. Creech agalnst-Al Creech was dismissed by Judge Hamilton today. A stipula tion was reached between the part ies, both agreeing to drop the ac tion. The suit was brought by Mrs. Creech to secure a divorce. From northern points to stop over as guests in this city last night at the Douglas hotel, were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rohde. They are from Wenatchee, Wash., and left this morning for southern points by motor, Mr. and Mrs. James Hosklns were guests In this city yesterday and last night, arriving here from me north. They are from Port land and left this morning for other southern Oregon points. air. ana Mrs. Keith were guests and visitors here a short time yes ieruay ana last nignt. They are from Portland, and left thin mom. mg for other points In the state. iney were guests at the Douglas hotel during their stay in the city. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Shram, son. Milton, and daughter. Pearl, arrlv- nvca in this city last night to spend the next two monlhs visit ing with their daughter and sister, Miss Ethel Shrum. They have been visiting with Mrs. T. D. Sex ton for the past two weeks in Astoria. Blood transfusions are being used In an effort to Improve the condi tion of W. 8. Howard, who Is very III In the Eugene hospital. Follow ing the amputation or his leg nec essitated by gangrene, he has suf fered from pneumonia. His son, Harry Is supplying blood for the transfusions. A new trial was refused by Cir cuit Judge Hamilton today In the case of The First State and Sav ings bank against II. J. iH-nn. The suit was tried during the recent term of court, and was followed by a motion for a new trial. An ap- j peal will probably be taken to the I state supreme court. George Dletsrh, who until recent ly was employed as a deputy sheriff in Klamath county, has re- turned to bis home In Roseburg. He ; Is leaving at once, however, for Eu- i gene, where he has been offered a position as a police officer. Mr. Kletach resigned as deputy In Klamath county following the change in administration. Dr. E. B. Stewart, commander of Umpqua post of the American le gion, and national representative of the slate department of Oregon, left last night for Indianapolis to attend a meeting of the national ! execulve committee. Mrs. Stewart, I a vlrerommander in the auxiliary i will join blm at Portland and ther I R. R. OFFICIALS ARE CONFERRING (AMoeUtaf Pnm Laae4 Win.) SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 8. uuiciais or the Southern Pacific looking over school Bites in the rorinern racitlc. Union l'aclflc' southern state. He impressed the and Great Northern railroads Bre members with the fact that ample In conference here today to for-: school grounds should be provided mulate an answer to the report, for the new high school to bo erect- oi examiner Kephart of the in-ied In this city, saying that no terstate commerce commission where In California did he find containing proposed plans for school locations in congested dls the extension of railroad facili-j trlcts, but on the contrary, located ties in central Oregon. on large tracts of land whore According to Ralph Budd. Pre- amnio ground roulil he inlHied re sident of the Croat Northern and the students for various athletic Conferee for that system, the re-' sports. Ply must be in Washington bv At the Inst meetlnor in thlfl month January 17 and Its contents will, occurring on Thursday, Jan. 29, the mi ue aivuigea ueiore me com-, losing side In the recent member mission has had a chance to, ship attendance contest will give a examine it. banquet to the members and their "The report of the examiner wives at the Umpqua Hotel. This suggested certain changes In 'team failed to secure the highest which my line is not particularly rata of attendance during the past Interested," Mr. Hudd said, "so few months and, as a penalty for I do not know Its details. I un-j their negligence, are to banquet all derstand it called particularly the members and their wives. Oll- for a road across the state from ver Johnson, captain of the losing the east to the west." " team, appointed his committees to- Other conferees are William' day and will make Immediate pre Sproule, president of the South- parations for the social event, ern Pacific company, A. C. Spen- Today's meeting was well at- cer, attorney for the Union Pa-; tended and was enthusiastic during the administration does not re igard the much debated proposal I to modernize American battle ahlp as conflicting with the i arms treaty but that President Coolidge believes both the mo dernization program and certain ' proposed new construction would conflict with his policy of econo my. a letter committee. a i re. giung some very Interesting SlalM .reed ,hat elevation of ?.'n "''-"nee' to thelgun, on Amer.an capital ships moving picture industry, while ; wouid b , harmony with the n.nlikL . , . " treaty, although Great Britain lonal bank, told the members a lot. h ,aken the opposite view. more than they had ever realized Secretary Wilbur, appearing ST . bnkin Institu- before the same committee said tlons of the city, both speakers I although the navy department bringing out some very Interesting i WOUd IlKe to ,ee enough con- ' "'., , . . structlon and alterations to bring President Hamm. who has been .i.. - .. ..." . , , - - ' i ma u j as n miuiu up lu me . nviM uiv viij tur me pasi clflc, nd Judge C. H. Carey, presenting the Northern Pacific. PREPARE FOR CLINIC County health nurses Grandy and Post spent yesterday at Glendale meeting with the ladies forming the community health group of that city, and made arrangements for the baby clinic to be held on Satur day. . Dr. Estelle Ford Warner, and Mrs. Glendora Blakely, state advis ory nurse, will conduct the clinic with the aid of the health unit. The Glendale health group is one of the livest and most active organizations In the state, the nurses report, and the health unit is being given ex cellent cooperation at that place. o DltAI.V ITEMS. the entire time program. given over to the GUN ELEVATION NOT VIOLATTION OF ARMS TREATY (Continued from page one) VERTICAL. 1 preposition 26 twelve a time and again 3 comrade (coUoq.) 4 allied by nature 5 at that time 8 salt 7 privately 9 pirate 1 1 occupation 12 interro gated 16 opening to tympanum of ear 17 get ap 19 wide mouthed Jugs 21 4arg African river 23 testifj 24 some ( Romas V 28 curb 29 Dutch measure; oi liquids 80 strange 32 musical terra (abbr.) 85 within 37 kind of cheese 89 flat seejlxh 41 wrong 43 b names house (abbr.) 44 exclamav tjoa 45 pronoun 46 for exam- 47 look 48 noun suf far with dimrnutrr) force Ivan Harms of Sublimity, Ore., is visiting his brother Fred Harms of Suiupter, Ore. Mr. T. S. Comnton and ArMnir Wonllev vnra In Ttnsnhnrcr loot I Monday transacting business. Miss Beulah and Audrey lllt chey were visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. John lloak for a few days during the holi days. George Woolley. who has been home for the holidays, has re turned to his work again. Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Comnton. the Tancred White Leghorn breeder of Bonnie Terre Rnnch, lert Friday for Corvallls to at tend a poultry mens convention. Mr. J. JI. Holloway was trans acting business in Roseburg the iirst or tne week. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Combs has returned from a visit to his daughter in Everett, Wash. Mr. L. S. Compton has bought a Ford roadster and is having It remodeled into a "delivery", to haul his eggs and baby chicks to market. i George Boak and family have returned to Marcola after visit ing relatives at Drain and Elk ton during the holidays. be demonstrated. If the proposed gun elevation were carried out. Mr. Wilbur de clared, "we would have as much advantage over the British as they hr.ve over us now." When Chairman Butler recalled a previous Btatement by Mr. Wil bur that "each signatory power has carried out with scrupulous attention the provisions of the treaty," Representative Andrew, republican, Massachusetts, asked: "Had you this In mind that three of thoso powers had elevated their guns?" "Frankly I had not," the "secre tary refilled. Mr. Wilbur said the naval air service had asked for $112,000,000 for the next year, but that after consultation with tho budget bur eau, the navy department cut the amount to 120,000,000. Thep tho budget bureau, lie said, recom mended only $16,000,000. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. grcss was Informed today Cor.-thnt 6-0-3 ratio, the expenditures ne cessary had been vetoed by the budget bureau with the backing of the president. A proposal to go ahead with the gun elevation program, Mr. Wilbur said, had been presented to the president by the director of the budget who then Inform ed the navy department that the president viewed the expendit ures as In conflict with his fin ancial policies. A proposed expenditure of $70,000,000 for four scout crui sers, one aircraft carrier and one flouting drydock. the secretary added, hnd been disapproved by the budget bureau on the same ground. Asked what should be done to bring up the whole navy to a 5-6-3 ratio, the secretary read: "a statement of facta", and not a recommendation saying it would require an expenditure of $1 10,000,000 annually for ten years, he Insisted however, that with the completion of repairs on the battleship Florida, the battle fleet Itself will be up to the treaty ratio. HARTH'S TOGGERY THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES A Saturday Sweater Coat Special for You These Sweater Coats will be sold only on Saturday just the one day. See our windows. 60 Tritex Sport Coats, Green. Brown, Havana, Heather a very splendid value nt $7.00 and to you Saturday $4.85. Here Wednesday and Inst night from northern points, was W. P. Gray. Mr. Gray resides at Eu gene, and left today for other southern points. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local of fice, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending 6 a, m. Precip. in Inches and Hundredths. Highest temperature yesterday.. 45 Lowest temperature lust night.. 41 Precipitation last 24 hours 04 Total precip. since first monih .1.06 Normal precip. for this month. ...5.70 Total precip. from Sent. 1. to date 21.89 Average precip. from Sept. 1. 1877 15.31 Total excess from Sept. 1, 1924 .. S 53 Average precipitation for 46 wet seasons, (.September to May, inclusive) 31.48 iinln late tonight or Friday. WM. HEM,, Meteoroloiri-t. YV1I1L Odds and End SHOE SALE Following the Holiday trade there are a lot of broken lines in Fine Footwear For Ladies, Men and Children They Go At Bargain Prices De Quick and Get Your Choice A.H. PERRIN 1 1 ! West Cass St. nit nr. H In the County Court of the Rtnte of Oregon for DoukIbs fount v. In the matter of tho fiiiHnJIttnahlp of Kmhcr M. Iteene, a Mltitir. Thi nmtler lomintc on for hear ing nt thin tlmo upon the petition of Guy Cordon, irunriliun of thn en t a to of Kttther M. HeitMt, a minor, for n llcnnne to Rttll rml property of trnlil entatH, and It appiiictntc to the eonrt from am-h petition thnt It would bt hrn.'O In! to miM minor that the Interest of al.l minor In real pruperiy thureln Uacrlbed hv sold; Anil it further Appearing to tho ennn that court did. on the 2 lint day of Oitoher, 1024, duly nmke and enter nn order rnniieniltiu- n.u nuv of kin of said minor and all persons I into emeu m nam oMtrue to appear on the 2:ind ilny of Novntnhor la4, nt 10 o'clock A. M. to ahw cnuno whv a llcermo nhould not he granted to Hiild Kuardlun for thu tula of Huiit oMato; Ami It further apnrnrlntr to tho couit that Hervlco of a copy of nald order wan not made, upon tho next of kin of tiald minor at leant ten (inyn. before said Ul'nrt day of Nn vemher. lr4. or at nil, nnd thnt a ropy of flnld order wim not puMlnh 'i at leant three buccomhIvo woekd In a now-r-pnper clreuluihiK In Duuk Iuh county, Oregon, It l. therefore, orttiRTtRIl, AT. jriCJI0n and HKfUKKI) that the next of kin of Bald minor and nil potHonn Interi'nted In unlri eatiifn no. pear before this court In the Coiintv Court room In th Court Houbh at ItoneburK, DoukIub County, Oregon, on the iPMh day of January, 1!L'5, at 10 o'.ilock a. ni to tthow rnuxc, If any there ho, why u license Bhould nut ho o-r-iititetl .,i i.i ! KUftrdlun for the unlo of mich entttte; 3 mi i fiiiiiii 'oeniK an undivided one tlhth Interest in and to the fol lowfnur described roul property, to- ! Hetrinnlnff nt n point from which , the SK corner of I,ot No, 7 of WIIn ! 1-ruit Tract bears N H detr. K 4 111 dm., thence N 74 rteir. W chu. to the rlKht bHnk of tho South I inpi'inv river, ttience H H?.Uj ftvK W X.20 ch. to middle of County ronrt, thenee H 73 4 !. K M.L'I) I'liN., thenc N 1ft 14 de. Fi 7 !-fl chx to place all beltm In loiiKlHn.Coiirify. HtatelS of Orctron, except n roadway twelve : 3 ioi'i wide, over and ncrotn the Went Hide heretofore sold to I,. K. My ern an recorded nt patre in of Vol. fi2 1 ' I record of ihniKluH County, OretfoTi. And It In further nfir KTIK1, A! JVIMJKI and IHICHKKli that a copy of thlB order be pohKhcd In the KoBcl'iirK Newa-lteview. a newspa per In (reneial circulation In Jjoiik him County. (rKn. for three biic-i-eNMlve weeks prior to wold aoth day of -lanuary, liCTi. JJ.lt cU January R. 102S. (IKOKGK K. QPrXK. fooniy .hMice. 1-Vrt piiMI'-hed .Tunmirv . Vt-r, Men' Knitted Sport and Green Heather, a 40 Mercury Coats, Brown good value at $5.50 to you Saturday $3.85. 58 Wigwam Men' Sweater Coats, a splendid value $3.85, to you Saturday only $2.55. A few pull-ons and slip-overs, broken lot at close out prices Saturday. Your own good judgment will tell you what bar gains you are receiving needless for us to say more. Here from northern points visit ing Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. W. Lowls and family. They are from irortlnnd und left this morn- The Coen Lumber company, of RoseburR has filed articles ot In corporation with the state corpo ration department at Salem. The Incorporutors are A. S. Coen, F. H. Coen nnd R. P. Coen. LMM.IIIMOI.iTIiIIgTrM AUCTION SALE AT THE DR. STEWART PLACE ON EAST DOUGLAS ST. I P. M. ' SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th RAIN OR SHINE The following property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash Four head of horses, good condition; two 6-year-old milch cow. Guernsey stock; one 4-months old heifer, Holstein; flock of coats; good drag saw outfit; two 250-egg incubator; heating stove and pipe; kitchen range; one 2-burner oil stove; one 4 burner oil stove; stand table; dresser; 6 dozen hen and pullets; cct double harness; 2-horse wagon; single buggy, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Term Cash, except on horses, on which time will be given if desired. This is a joint sale. T Z. AND H.. OWNERS M. C. RADABAUCH. AUCTIONEER yW.Tt.T.iir.TTffIW!MMMOTO Tip For Beginner. Solve this puzzle by compar in; the synonyms listed ia the "Horuonul" and "Vertical" column with the somber of spaces extending crosswise) or downward on the diagram, a the ease' may be. If a word occurs to yoo meaning sub stantially the (am as the synonym and the correct num ber of letters to fit In the space between It number and the first shaded stop following, writ it In liirhtlr. Work wajr the small words, the "easy" words, first, and they will giv yon plenty of clue to tn, dif- UCUll A drop of ink (PjA makes millicca think fy Belter use a drop of J Advertising ink to W Hdke them think atout huing your goods HOW'S THIS? In reviewing the battery re pairing done by ue for 1924 we find that only one battery did not give aervice beyond the time we guaranteed it would. For thia one failure we gave a very liberal die count on a new battery. Battery repairing le a spe cialty here. Who will do your battery aervice for 1925. Who could do It better? When you need a new battery buy an Exide. IMI'Ql'A BATTERY STATION A. B. TAYLOR, 312 N. Jackson Prop. Phon 67 ON FARM MACHINERY We have a carload coming direct from the factory to arrive about March 1st. By placing your order to come in this car we can give you the rock bottom price, because we will not have to carry it in stock and you will get the benefit of the carload freight rate. You do not have to buy "unsight and unseen" because we have many of the same machines on our floors to show you before you order. This is an opportunity to save on the highest grade of farm machinery made the Mccormick deering line Our order must be in within a week, so do not delay. Let us quote you the prices any way. They rray surprise you. WHARTON BROS. ( will go to Indianapolis together. J