Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 10, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1925. THREE The Ladies Shoppe SALE Will Continue UNTIL Saturday Jan. 17 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AND PRICES LOCAL NEWS From Portland ' J. P. Jetikins spent yesterday and last night here visiting. Mr. Jen kins is a Portland resident and left today (or other southern Oregon points. Portland Coupls Visit . Mr. and Mrs. C. Mullis were here from the north overnight Thursday night They are Portland people, and left (or other point in the state Friday. Mr. Rainnel In In from the rural districts visit ing and attending to business af fairs for a (ew hours Friday was J. Rainnel. Mr. Kalnnel resides near Dixonville. From Drain Here (or a few hours yesterday from the rural districts shopping and visiting with (riends was Mrs. Sam W. Gillam. Mrs. Glllam lives near Drain. Mr. Didtsl Visits Here (or the day yesterday visit ing and attending to business af fairs was Peter Didtel. Mr. Didtel relurhed to his home at Kiddle In the afternoon. Leave For Portland Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Uflottan, who have been spending the past two weeks in this city visiting, left yes terday evening (or Portland, where they expect to locate. Arrived From Canada Alfred Roy Wooley, who has been living In Edmonton, Canada, arriv ed Thursday evening from that place, and will make his home in this city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ivens. Medford Couple Visit Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Boggs were visitors and guests In this city Thursday, arriving from southern points. They are Medford resi dents, and left for other points In the state yesterday. Today's Cross-Word Puzzle THE SHIELD Twister No. 70. ; By J. C BOYD WE WTLL confess to yon right at the start that this puzzle Is no easy one, so frird op your vocabulary and go forth to do battle with this. An answer in forty minutes should be good cross word puzzle solving speed. See how near you can approach this. Below are the synonyms horizontal and vertical for the words contained in the puzzle. It k U U is ib pi s 4 o ii T2T ' I XL I W f rilillllliill M. Mk IllIIIlIIill 40 41 42 11 H 45 4i SI 5 Wi . From Scottsburg j Here from coast points for a Bhort time yesterday was N. 13. i Wetherby. Mr. Wetherby is living ' at Scottsburg, and was in this city transacting business. : Mrs. Vining Returns Mrs. Helene Vining, who has been visiting at- the home of her I daughter, in Pendleton for Borne ! time, returned to her home in this city Thursday evening. i In From Glengary ! In from the rural districts Thurs I day afternoon was Lee Morrison. ! Mr. Morrison Is (rom Glengary and 1 was here visiting with (riends and : looking after business affairs. From Riddle Mr. and Mrs . T . H. Cutsforth were visitors In this city Thursday (rom the rural districts. They are Riddle residents and were here looking after business affairs. On Business H. Schuiz spent a few hours here Thursday and Tursday night looking after business affairs. Mr. Schuiz is from Portland, and left yesterday morning for the north. Here Thursday- Here a few hours Thursday and overnight attending to business af fairs was K. H. Kills. Mr. Kills Is from Portland and loft Friday for other points in southern Oregon, Nose and Throat Operation Lucille, the daughter of Mrs. Ollie Avery, of Sutherlin, under went a nose and throat operation at Mercy Hospital Friday morning. Dr. A. C. Seely was in attendance, Here Thursday- Mrs. Walter Leake was a visitor here for a few hours Thursday af ternoon from the rural districts. Mrs. Iake is residing at Dixon ville, and was here shopping and visiting. Operation Performed Nose and throat operations were performed on Maud and Edna, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Mc Kay, of Sutherlin, yesterday at the Mercy Hospital. Dr. A. C. Seely was In attendance. Mr. Johnson Visits . L. M. Johnson was a business ! visitor In this city Thursday from the north. He Is from Portland, and ; returned to that place yesterday. j From Portland ' Here Thursday and overnight, ar- i riving from northern points was A. ! Sherrig. Mr. Sherrig is a Portland resilient and led (or the north yes- terday. Business Visitor - , Here from the south Thursday attending to business affairs was 1. Wood.. Mr. Wood is from Grants Pass, and left yesterday (or other ! points. 1 On Way To Seattle "Mrs. L. Clement and niece stop ped over here Friday to visit and , view the town. They are return ing home to Seattle after a south ern trip. Mr Opple Returns To Portland- Roy OnDle. former resident, who spent a Bhort time here yesterday ; afternoon on business matters, re turned to his home at Portland, this morning. j From Portland Here from the north Thursday : overnight was G. Goldstone. Mr. Goldstone Is from Portland, and 1 left yesterday for other poiuts in I southern Oregon. j Visits Thursday C. B. Hillsbery was a guest In this city overnight Thursday night from the north. Mr. Hillsbery Is a Portland resident and led (or the north yesterday. Here From Coast Arriving (rom the coast here Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Q. R. Tower. They were guests over night, and led yesterday for the north. They reside at Coos Bay. HORIZONTAL. 1 disentangled 7 bent over 13 cavity in bone 16 cut a de pression in lft downcast 17 surround ing of a place by an army 20 parent (colloq.) 21 stroke lightly 22 craft 24 wanders 27 common Amen can tyrant fly catchers SO trouble VERTICAL. SI ancient 2 obstinate 29 point of copper coin animals compass 82 come In S by way of 82 vexation sight 4 purpose S3 listen SS favors 6 card game 84 kind of 88 pen 6 composition liquor S9 man's 8 in that spot 35 occupy name 9 beaatiful place in u (Scot.) Hawaiian official 40 aeriform bird body fluid 10 ancient 86 stonework s' 3 paviilions 11 part of a era 45 Greek let- shell game 87 etinc tcr 12 religious 41 bustle 47 Roman books of 42 nan's nkk magistrate) old Scand- name 49 one who in avian 44 oegatlvv lubricates tribes 45 Guide's 61 rat 14 pronoun highest 63 baby 18 belonging note in 64 deals out In to an lnani- scale small por- mate object 46 number tionl 19 hiatus 48 Chinese 21 whiten coin 23 two 60 conjone- 25 ponnd tion lightly 62 toward 26 pull asund- 63 that is er (abbr.) 28 long, slip- 65 fiote of pery fish scale Herewith Is solution to puzzle No. 69. M 0 W I M G T i I Insult1 N "si TyC L A ti Vrd E QBE 7TfefC " 2 7 j. it S. 0. L 5 L "of t. c s 2. s e ta V a TrT'ws T L X I-' i. . J . 1 7 I. JL J- Nr .1 1. ft i. S! i ;J P L . J iL jLLL 6 1 , JL JL JL N : JL .LiZEEjljl;h JL YEARN3t."jBALLAP A Word To New Fan. The numbers indicate the be ginning: of a word; the ahaded stops indicate the end. In the horizontal column are listed synonyms for the words which St crosswise from the numbers to thu first shaded stop to the right In the Tertleai column are listed synonyms to the words which fit downward, from the numbers to the first shaded spot below. Go over the lists rapidly and fill in all the words you feel sure about. They will give you clues to the other words. Seattle Men Visit W. Hers and Hen Herz were guests here Thursday and Thursday night from northern points. They are Seattle men and led yesterday morning (or other points in the state. From San Franc! Mr. and Mrs. James Newman spent Thursday in this city visiting and as guests. They are (rom San Francisco, and left yesterday morn ing (or other southern Oregon points. Klamath Falls Couple Stop Over Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Houston were guests in this city overnight Thurs day night (rom the south. They are residents of Klamath Falls, and left yesterday (or other southern Oregon points. Camas Valley W. C. T. U. The Camas Valley W. C. T. IT. will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 14, at the home o( Mrs. Wilfred Brown, for the first regular business meet ing. Any one Interested is cordially Invited to attend. Camas Valley Couple In In from the rural districts for the afternoon yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Klrkendall. They reside near Camas Valley, and were here visiting with friends and looking after business affairs. Mr. Myers Here , J. M. Myers Is spending a short time In this city looking after busi ness affairs. Mr. Myers is connect ed with the united roads work, and is supervising work near Rock Creek. He arrived, yesterday even ing. Leaves For Delias Mrs. Loren McCuliaeh left the (Irst o( the week (or Dallas, where her husband Is employed. She w ill spend the next month or so visit ing there. During her absence, Mrs. M. C. Klilson will (III her plsce at the offices of Dr. Shoemaker. Or. Banks Lsaves Dr. Louis Albert Banks left yes terday afternoon for Seattle, where he will begin his campaign with a lecture next Sunday. He expects to be gone till about February 24. Dur ing that time he will make his cam paign In all the principal parts of the slate of Washington. Eugene Man Visits Here from Eugene for a short time Thursday and ovfnlght was H. J. Kallsky. Mr. Kallsky was here attending to business matters and, left yesterday. Here From Portland Here spending the day Thursday from the north was Carl H. Slgg lin. Mr. Sigglin is a Portland man, and was here on business. He left yesterday. Mr. Oliver Visits Visiting here a short time Thurs day and overnight was Roy T. Oli ver. Mr. Oliver is from Portland, and led yesterday for other south ern Oregon points. Myrtle Point Men Visit Here visiting over Thursday were B. D. Emry, and C. H. Nosier. They are Myrtle Point residents and left yesterday for other points in the state. Visitor Leaves ' A. F. Derlnger, who spent a day In this city attending to business affairs, left yesterday for other southern Oregon points. Mr. Der lnger Is from Bandon. Mr. Halley Leaves E. C. Halley, who has been spend ing the past week In this city and Medford. attending to business af fairs, left this afternoon (or his home at Salem. Returning To Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. I. Myers, who spent yesterday here visiting left this morning for their home nt Tucoma. They ore returning home after a trip to southern poiuts. Leave For Marshfield Mr. end Mrs. H. E. Marty, who have been spending the past few days In this city visiting, and trans acting business matters, left this afternoon for Marshfield. From Dixonville Mrs. Cunningham was a visitor here yestenlay (rom the rural dis tricts. Mrs. Cunningham is a Dixon ville resident and was In this rlty shopping and visiting with friends. Portland Woman Visits Mrs. Mark Holmes was In 'his city for a short time yestenlay and Inst night visiting. Mrs. Holmes Is from Portland, nnd left this morn ing for the north. She was a guest at the Terminal. Seattle Party Stops Over Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Wynn ntid Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Little wen guests in this city over nlcht lart night at the Terminal Hotel, i lie are all of Seattle, and li ft today for the north In their car. Eugene Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Roberts arriv ed here yesterday from the north and are spending a short time in the city looking after business In terests. They are (rom EiiKene and are staying at the Grand Hotel. Quests Hera Friday Arriving here yesterday aT'er. noon, and spending the nlht h"rp as guests at the Terminal Hol, were F. D. Oures, and R. ). Smith. Both are (rom Vaklma. and li ft to day for northern pionts by aulo. Here Few Days on Business Charles Patrhett Is spending a day or so In this city attending to u'isiib-m minim, air. I'airneu is i from Portland and Is connected with an auto accessory houpe in I that city. He will be a guest at j the Grand Hotel w hile here. j B. Y. P. U. Heet The Baptist Young Peoples so Iclety o( intermediates, whli h was (ormed about a month ago, held a i social meeting at the Hap1 1st church last nlKht at 8 o'clork. The new organlratlon takes In the ; young people of freshman and I sophomore sges. The evening was spent In games and a soe:al grrI I time. Hot chocolate and wafers I were served. Ml 1 AKKFT . Ill AIH know tha berlnrlt of SOU I U WKHT. Kll I r loin if, ha tine Ihsvcm bit Accainllll tear here IOPPORTU.IITY U worthless unless you are prepared to grasp it GET TING ON means more than merely. GETTING BY. Prepare for Succesi at a Successful School Modern courses in our new and modern building. Per sonal instruction. No school more highly accredited. Enrollment DOUBLED and REDOUBLED in ... , the last three years. WRITE FOR ' 1 V CATALOGUE RTH WE STERN hoot of Lommrxx lA( tit.. Broadttay at Salmon . I II III! Dallas Couple Visit Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Hall visited here overnight, Thursday (rom Dallas. They left yesterday (or other southern Oregon points. From Canyonvllle Herbert Byers was a visitor in thiB city (or a (ew hours yesterday afternoon from the rural districts. Mr. Dyers Is (rom Canyonvllle, and was In this city attending to busi ness affairs. Here From California Jack Hall Is visiting In this city for a short time with friends. Mr. Hall is residing at Weed. Califor nia, and arrived here Wednesday. He made the trip (rom the south by motor. Mr. Hall 'has many (riends in tins city, Having formerly re sided here. AVE 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 may surprise you. WHARTON BROS. Here Thursday E. H. Lyman was a visitor here Thursduy from the north. Mr Ly man 1h ttom Kuene and was hero on business, lie left yesterday. From Portland Stopping over here Thursday night from the north was Fred Mun son. Mr. Munson is from Portland and left yebterday for other south ern Oregon points. Granta Pa Man Visit Nell Stewart was a business vis itor here Thursday and overnfpht, Mr. Stewart 1b from Grants Pass, and left yesterdpv for other south ern Oregon points - !wFlXS2i From Eugene H. J. lloss was a business visit or hero Thursday arriviiiK from the north. Mr. lloss Is from Kugeue and returned home yesterday. From Portland Hero from the north Thursday was Ray C. Wilkinson. Mr. Wilkin son is from Portland, and. left yes terday for , other points In the state. Here From Portland Here over Thursday was D. M. McLaughlin. Mr. McLaughlin Is a Portland man and was here on business matters. Ho left for the north yeHterday. Portland Man Visits Here attending to business af fairs over Thursday was S. R. Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert is from Port land, and returned north yesterday. Spends Day Here Spending the day here Thursday attending to business affairs was James S. Glesson. Mr. Glesson Is a Portland resident, and returned there yesterday, Mr. Stokee Visits Here attending to business mat ters over Thursday was George W. Stokes. Mr. Stokes is from Port land, and left yesterday for other points In southern Oregon. 7 I e IT' WICR, I y I SHELt ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLISHED IN 1920 your years ago Shell introduced Quick Starting Shell Gasoline and gave Quick Storting its meaning to the motorist. Quick Starting Shell Gasoline is unique; there is no substitute. 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