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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. JANUARY 20. 1925. llllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIC I bafte day I 1 optimism 2 5 Your optimism can be fully realized if you take advantage of the unvary- ing high quality of 5 BLEND BRAND FLOUR Master millers in "Amer ica's Finest Flouring Mills" produce a scien tific blend that is equally good ( 5 or every purpose Mah friend' BREAD CAKES or PASTRY rJJJy W ll"l"",mil"lul,ll,lll""""u,u : MzMs Dt Ltu mm r r,;rnre'' w m i h mmi 1IIINIIIIIIIIIIII1II1III1III1IIIIIII1IUC terrible, experience In the roullza-ili tion tliaL tlmn had conquered ai nun who a little more tlinn u year ugo fought the groat Leon-I urd twice aad on each occasion stood firmly on IiIh foot at tlio end "f lirtocn rounds. I l.oonurd and Tendler clashed twice, once in Jersey City and aguln iu New York, and both (A-ocUtnl rrra rvlr.) times the chnmplon successfully CHICAGO, Jan. 20. "Ilattl ui;KV YOKK, Jan. 2D. lienny' defended Ills title. ! Ins" Noliion, former light-weight Leonard has retired from' tlio1 or the l)ad year and a hnlf j chumplon, who has been denied light-weight 'box Ink rhatnplon-1 Tendlor has been doing little, the fortune he accumulated In Ithlp unbeaten. Ilia greatest an-"lKhtlng. Tcndler's di'feut at the j the ring through a combination lagonist of recent years, hew hands of Zlvle undoubtedly pre of circumstances resulting from Tendler of Philadelphia. Is re- eludes any possibility of his on turning from Pittsburgh, torn terlng the tournament for the and sore, the victim of a knock- crown for which. In years past, out for the first time In his llfo.l he Btrlved bo valiantly. Ilattered down twice at the' o hands of the veteran Juck Ztvlc.j Studooaitor cosfi less per pound Tendler must have undergone a than butter. PRESS FOR ,1 CHICAGO, Jan. 20. Newspapers arts showing Increased Jntereut in church Dewa and the church Hhuuld reciprocate by study. nx the viewpoint of the editor, reporter and pre associations, Dr. R. J Wade, executive secretary, told the world service commission of the Methodist Episcopal church, at iu annual session here today. "American newspapers, Dr. Wade said, "are printing more ro liKious editorials than hitherto, and are paying more attention to news of church and missions. "Sane, safe, adequate, consistent publicity plays an important part in any worthwhile enterprise. To frown upon it Is unwisu, to omit It Is weakening, to exalt it unduly is folly, but to use it bkilitully ia to expand." Total receipts for the seven months for world service, June to December 31, 1924, were $5,009. 5S7.57, according to the report of Itev. O. W, Auman, 1)1)., treasurer of the world service commission, meeting hero today. Dr. Auman, formerly district su perintendent at Denver, naid the money was disbursed as follows: Hoard of foreign missions, )!, 753,010; board of home missions and church extension, $l,7&3.0 10; board of education, $426,528: board of education for negroes, $1!7, 94K; board of Sunday schools, $156. 246; board of the Kpworth League, $45,560; board of pensions and re lief, $39,04; board of hospitals and homes, $45,560; general deacon and board, $23,423; board of tem perance, prohibition and public morals, $65,125: American Bible Society, $52,082; board of educa tion (commission on course of study), $15,616; commission of life service, $19,519. Amounts paid by various areas Included: Denver, $114,510; Helena, $57,155; Omaha, $363,893; Portland, $103,140; San Francisco, $290,131 and Washington, $293,969. o For prompt taxi service, city or country trips. Phone 44. ! WHOOPING COUGH 11trd on child hard on parents. Control dreadful whooping- and coughing, help to quiet sleep with CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY Every uar is a friend the organization to arrive at the actual value of clothing, fall shorn, timber etained. defective and damaged wools, and results lu members receiving a much better are sold in tne g LIVESTOCK WITH FRONT AND REAR LIGHTS PROPOSED LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 20 Nebraska's livestock may be placed In the same category aa any other street vehicle, inso- far as traffic Is concerned. under a bill Introduced In the house of representatives by Representative M. 8. Urown. The bill would require that all ce than w'Ce "off Si X"?' J'" -,ri 1 ', .i... m.." ... en In herds or singly, at night cific Co-operatwr Tool Growers ' "."Jf " are at present engaged iu scour-1 ?" a'.n iBh.U' ' ARTIST RECITAL CHARLES WAKEFIELD C ADM AN and PRINCESS TS1ANINA PIANO AND SONG PROGRAM Heinline Conservatory, January 268:15 pm. ADM1S.SJOX fi ll) t'ltuvvrvutorj' SluUentm S3 Cviitm lug over half a million pounds ol fall and lambs wool for their California members. Cad man wrote "From the Land of the Hky JJlue Water," "At Dawn ing," "I Hear a Thrush at ye." HKK him aa well as HE AH him, Jan. 2. U. S. BEST PLACE E displayed both in front and rear of the animal. ! The purpose of the bill Is to n protect motorists from run. f. 5 :h Auction bale! J GLIDE NEWS j Thursday, Jan. 22nd, 1925 jj John Alexander was In Roseburg j one day last week On business. B . i ir.i 1 i -i i i Mrs. Lee Wallace of Ashland, f. Vt the ranch of the undersigned, one mile south and U Oregon, was visiting relatives and .. .2 ine roue west or iooKine mass otorc, commencing u HELENA, Mont., Jan. 20. Declaring that it "Is safer to kill a mun In this country than in any other country on earth." Federal Judge lloumuln severely criticized the Jury for acquitting John OXcary of Hutte here yes terday on a charge of assault growing out of his action In a llutte court last May, whon he drew two pistols during his trial there cn a liquor charge and opened fire. t O'Leary was overpowered be fore anyone was hurt except OLear himself, who wounded himself accidentally while strug-i gling with officers. At a trial on the same charge' fnMhnirai. In Hutte iu December, the Juryl disagreed. A verdict was reach- Just arrived ed Saturday night last In the! Fence. Knnnrn friends at Glide last week. Mrs. 8. D. Chapman who has been quite 111 is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lilly spent the week end at Oakland, with Mrs. Lilly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed wards. Mark Livingston of Klamath Falls, is visiting at Glide tills week. Kllen Shrum spent the week end in Uoseburg visiting. '1 he Glide and Peel Telephone company held their annual meellnr last Saturday and elected new di rectors for the coming year. ir. t-aimiter, tne master of the Btate grange of Oregon, visited the Glido grange Saturday. January luth, and lnstulled the officers. Glide grange had a very interesting meeting. Jjr. C. H. Bailey of South ueer Greek was here and made a very interesting talk, also the mas ter and overseer of South Deer Creek grange was in attendance and both made short talks. After the installation of officers the ladies of Glide grange served re- X. X. carload or Page itonl Fan. atiH second trial here, and seated and j Monarch galvanized Red Top, Barb opened yesterday morning. wire. Write us for prices. Stearns I his country" said the court.) & Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore. "1 the most criminal country on; o earth. Moro criminals than any GLKXGAUV .NEWS, other civilized country iu the worm, it is sarer to kill a man We 1 o'clock sharp, to-wit: ' ' 1 Team Bay Mares, weight 3200 1 Happy Farmer Tractor 1 International Tractor Disk 1. Oliver 14-ln Triple Tractor Plow 1 Oliver Chill Walking Plow . 1 Molin.e 14-ln. Plow 1 Field Harrow 1 6-Horse Gas Engine 1 Power Emery Wheel 19 R. I. Red Hens The following personal property, A 1 Circular Saw 1 Blacksmith's Blower 1 Heavy Anvil 1 Post Drill 1 Heavy Vice 1 Brooder Complete 1 Incubator 1 Double Disk Dry Land Plow 1 Truck Wagon And Numerous Other Items. All items will be sold to highest bidder for cash on day of sale, M. C. RADABAUGH, GEO. A. BURCHARD, Auctioneer. Owner. SALE WILL BE CALLED RAIN OR SHINE GREEN ITEMS The monthly meeting of Green I". T. A. which met January 9th. at the school house was vjll at tended indeed. A banquet was serv ed by the mothers and daughters to are pnlnvinir n fiw iIdv. in this country than In any other, without rain and the sun shinel tne ,a(l3 an1 dads of the community iuuiili; .on curiu, ana mat in- is grand. at 6:30. The men retaliated eludes what the upllftera choosej D. c. McChehey and sons are in tne cveni"S uy being responsi- to call 'Red Russian". The fault Is very bus clearing uui wiiu mo iiimuiies, u is noi acres of land and the schools, it is not with the den oting meetings. Mrs. Henry Simmons is attain the i quite ill et hv-r home in Happy Val ley. We hope lor her strength to soon return. The residents of Green who are attending the revival services at . the M. K. church in Jiuseburg, pro- later : nounce them tine. Last summer, some one who evi- a few more spadinf gar- Rotary clubs, and it U not with; Mrs. Pemhertnn ha. hoon by the men, Earlo Ageo and Mr. I the officers of the law regularly sick, but is very much improved Erskine starred, both taking the . .. engaged In the enforcement of iu health. IPart of lady characters. The pro- iilj.ln.iit erenne nrlro for Ore-! 'be law; but It Is with the men! V. I itntt. hn riniahnj ht.'gram was enjoyed. gon wools since 11)20 have Just drawn Tom the general body of j agricultural census and is veryj The contested pennant for P. T. been received by the Pacific C-! ) 16 citizenship and who sit In ; busy at home. A. attendance was won by tlie up- operative Wool Growers for "ux- " responsiDiiityi Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Nelson per grades who were responsible wools disposed of in tho western f,a , gave a birthday dinner Sunday,! for the greater number lu attend- uregou tall pool "just closed, i j"u " wen nine January 11. Guests of honor,ance. when a sub.stnntinl portion of i, i-'uuy n, as you must, anu man were Mrs. Nelson, Miss Harriot the pool sold for ESJc a pound 1H 1,18 reason ana tne only reason: Groves, and C. W. Groves. Other gross, or about 50Jc net at the w y crime fmpant In this guests presents were: Mr. and ranch. Checks were mailed to a,ld wly criminals wulk at;Mrs. John lletts, Mrs. C. W. Gro- ble for and giving almost the en- di ntly wanted "more lime," helped lire program, under Mr. Isom as uieinaeives lo the clock belonging chairman. in the pantommine put on tu tht school, it hits now bon ro memhers Junuary Itith. Tho lar unwuijipea by justice." strictly fall shurn wool of all " (trades, chiefly from DourIus Schumann llolnK says of Tsianina county, Ort'Kon, netted niemlieru "Shu is indeed wonderful, both per 5c a pound as compared with eonaiiy ana in ner sonKs." his father's will, has succeeded In regal n in k control of his prop erty, according to his former manager, Jack liobinson. Nelson turned hln ring earn an average outside price for the.se wools of about 40c. Kor four years, ever since tho association was formed, it has received exceptionally excellent prices for the full wools which are secured for leeal mill con sumption by the torgunizatmn. Those wools before tho forma tion of the Association brought less than the spring wools, on account of shorter length. Tho association by scouring discover- The Green Sunday school Is growing by leaps and bounds un der the leadership of Mrs. J. W. Howard. You are all Invited. The special meetings held by Itev. Tobias, American Sunday school missionary, closed Sunday, Junuary l.sth, with two very inter- t LETTERS FROM THE $ PEOPLE ; DISCI SSKS lllll.lt LAIIOU AMKMiMH.NT. Ings over to his father, who left ed them to be exceptionally light a will providing that none of the in shrinkage, which, even though estate, consisting of real estate. i the wool brings less per puuud Oakland, Ore., Jan. 16, 1925. Kditor News-Review: Permit me through lumns ves, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Groves, Herbert Groves, Frank ' Betts, Floyd Groves and the "host, Mr. Wilbert Nelson. A very pleas ant day was enjoyed by all those present. Our Sunday School Is growing and there were thirty-nine pre sent last Sunday, .January 11. Following the Sunday School a good sermon was given by Kov. llurror of Koseburg. Rev. Mow of the Christian church will preach next Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. January 17. Sun day school at 10:00 o'clock.; Visitors always welcome; come three Sundays and be enrolled.! The Glengary P. T. Assocla-i placed through the efforts of the student body ami the P. T. A. ItESlOENT. Pruning and grafting, trees, vines, buht'ti, reasonable. L. Uergold, Roseburg. Prune grripes now. Hall's Medi Catarrh Wli.Vr Trontnir.iif hnlh local and Internal, and has been successful in the treatment of Ca tarrh for over forty years. Sold by all drugsists. F. J. CHENEY A. CO.. Toledo. Ohio if Save Your Wijcl A SAVAGE WASHER and Electricity will do it ! Tho Savage Is a wonderful new Machine that washes clotheR without wearing them out nnd dries Ihem without a wringer. ' No heavy lifting, no dripping gurmenls. Ask for Demonstration. Everybody's Exchange riionc 456 could be disposed of. Virtually all the income from the property valued at ir0,000 has been used to pay debts accumulated previous to and since the death of Nelsons father. A court cently broke the will. than spring wool, nets growers higher grease price per pound. Princess Tsianina will appear In the artistic costume of her race, wearing a dress of beaded buck skin, moccasins, and beaded head baud. Hear her on Jan. 2$, at the Conservatory. GOTHl BATTLES IU BATTERIES FOR FORDS GENUINE BATTERY (Aanrlatnl hta Lnunl Win ) NKW YORK. Jan. 20. Another I l.'l.noo.iioo snowstorm swept New I York today, causing the marshaling of 417 plows and between lu.iiuti nnd 12.0UII rhiivelera to keep the main thoroughfares open. The mow was approaching a depth of six Inches before thu full force . was in action shortly before day- ' light. The work of removing the new fall was made morn dilftiutt by the fact that remnants nf the last snow storm, which rust the city 1 approximately $:l,(inii,eiiii remained in some side streets despite the la bor of the street cleaning forces. the co in j-uur uauer lo UlSCUSStlnn will mo ITrtlnir Dvnnln the child labor amendment and January 23. The pie supper has the stand taken by our legisla-: been postponed till the meeting ,9' In February. A good program' This Is not the result of the Pa- 1 no "ol w,!m 10 discuss the 3 being prepared for that time.1 cific Cooperative Wool Growers ".uesuon as a democrat or a re- Don't forget tho date and ladies policy of selling the wools of tho lblican. but will lake my stand bring pies. 2800 members strictly on their trom higher plane. Th ground, C. W. Groves has traded his merit, based on quality, grade on wll'ch I shall stand is Ameri-i Oklahoma properly for property! and actual shrinkage. Gross " '""'"I!'1. lhe flKht 1 in Riverside. prices by grades In tho fall shorn "J"' , ."'! he for the boys nndj jr. and Mrs. C. C. Groves and wools received by the association K!rU or A'p"ca. since the boy1 Mrs. John lletts were visitors at' were as follows: Fine nnd of yenlay is the man of today; the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. 1.1 Half 581c, Threeelghts and the n,a" 'ly Is the man iietts last Monday. Huartor Btijc, Low Quarter and tomorrow and if ho is not; Following are the names of ( llrald 501c The association Is , , ., n . urB WB the pupils of the Glengary school the only wool marketing organl-i !!PU!10,?7 1118 onl'r "cr la I whose nnmes are on the honor lutlon which ever secured wool ni, i roll. These are for tho week for Its members. This enables. 11 '"8. y". , . olir. ,00"n.try """e January loth: First nu.e iii.-.r pu,uai aim inienec- grade: June Fitzgerald, Andrea ' tunl powers dwarfed In factories,' Huber, Frank Hodson. Kenneth jetc, we are not progressing and-KHison, 1-Tnnk Sprain; 2nd grade I you cant stnnd still, yqu havejAda Durch, Wliiard Jones; 3rd Jf . . y oln,'r' 1 grade: Katherlne Tindell, Carol Hie objections to this measure carncs, Mary Fitzgerald. Ward mostly sprang from the great In-i Jones, rhylls Pemberton; 4th I ...I...,,... .erne, places wnere Krade: John Hodson; 6th grade ...... ' ii"i iiireiKiiers Kuth liuber, Hattie SPREADS THE SPRAY AM MAKES IT STAV L. W. METZGER Metzger Building Oak & Pine Streets Phone 362 --ei SICK WOMEN OF ftJIDDLE AGE Can Be Carried Comfortably Over The Critical Period by Lydia E. Pinkham't Vegetable Compound Note Mrs. Headden't Case' Macon, Georgia. During the Chanpe of Life I suffered with my wnoie right sido mm 7 -'.t' Cooiier, orousni purposely to tins coun- diaries llarulson. Howard Car-i iCVVW try for such employment, until nes: Bth graio: Rulu shaeffir,i C" '! recently. Luther F.llison: Tth srade: Oral l These same inlerests. who are 1)urch. Clifford McChehey. Est-1 V0 fighting the Child Labor Amend-ciie McGehey, Esther McGehey;i mm mmmm iuimigration purpose obvi Why grumble? It's betler to get coal at Pages. j iiu-nt fought th bill. Idii't there on s 7 lo you want tho pdneadonal standards of America to raise or lower? Sth grade: Nellto MeCehey, I -Tiyrue .Mct.eney, r rank Hetts, Harlan Sclmeffer. iSCKlHK and could not lio en my left side. I was in bed atiout two months and amid not pot up unly as my Hon would li ft me. Af ter doctoring with out relief a man who was rooming withu-Uold mvson thutl.v.ii:. K f'inlc. ham'a Wet.ih!o1,,n ''e Kround that I ComiKKind cured hi mother at tho !oor to represent Try This For NEURITIS COUNCIL FAILS TO GET QUORUM; MEET WEDNESDAY 13PLATE DATTERY MEANS LONGER LIFE This Battery Alto Fits the Following Cars: Chevrolet, Bulck, Essex, Hup, Star, Jevvctt, Math, Oakland. Overland, Studebaker. The best Radio Battery. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Authorized Ford Sales and Service The city rotim II fallrd to gi t a qiionnn of uiciiiIkts pnent last ; ntcht. owing to the American 1.- 1 gion banquet and other attractions. m:wusemy name anvwhere aa l.'.ng ; ami consenuentlv the regular meet -1 you please. 1 will he gla.l to an . Ing rotild not be held. As there are ewer anv letters si'iit to me." a niiinlier of very Important mat- Mr. F. B. Hkaihi:n, 6 Holt Avenue, ters which rouid not he ,ft until Macon, tiixirgia. I the next regular nieetlnKs. It was In a reeent country-wide canvass of ilei lilrd to adjouin iimil We!ne- Lydia FH rinkh-tm'a Veirtahle Com i day night, when an effort will he ! pound, ovor aMmO replies were ne ! made to have enough of the coun-1 reived and'ASoutof every liHin'tiorted I lilmen present to conduct the i they had Invn In-neliti-d by its use. j necessary business. For sie by lirusgisU verjwbero. An aid to Health and Comfort nnmlriph U'uI.l 11.. til. .a T L. a . ..-i..,.v it imiiiw wus ior too nomc. Llo)d Crocker. Immigration bill, so Is ho for the, Child Labor Amendment, lie lsj consistent In his views! i During the lust rampalgn I, was the only one of tho candida tes for Representat'vo who open-; ly iiiK-iared for tho Child Labor Aniendement but was defeated was too Douglus Changeof Life. sol begun t:ikmgyour -oiintj. ,-t ' I medicine. After taking it fur two' 1 would rather be right and "Neuritis may be loc.ilijied in ni I weeks 1 coulil get out of my bed by follow my profession than be' "Ingle nerve or may lie general. In-j j myself. 1 am now M years elil and in w rong and represent Douglas volving a large niunher if nerves." j iK'tter health and stningt r thim ever , County. For ipiick nnd lasting relief phar- i ! in my life. 1 have recomnirnilcd tlio ' According to The Oregon Jour- maclsls have for the past few j Vegetable Compound to mnnv sutTer- mil, a tfsi mte was taken and months dispensed Joint-Ease a i Ir.g women, young and old, and yen Mr. Eddy pppiwcd the measure quirk penetrating remedy that. In the Senate. Representative when rubbed over the affected Kieher optioned It In the Houso parts for about one minute, soaks nnd Mr. llcreher was doubtful. right In po that not a trace is left The very idea of a man oing on the skin, through a campaign and still be-- Joint-Ease Is for limbering up lug doubtful on euch an tmport-i s'iff joints, reducing tho swelling i ant Issue, J and causing the pain to disapnear. I It's to he hoped that the legis- and for this purpose thousands of1 WINTER in Sunswcpt California Enjoy this winter the warmth and the healthful outdoor recreation of California playgrounds. f r n n r winter tourist fare to Los An pOU J gelcs; on sale daily up to and including April 30; return limit May 31st. Travel In secure, cory comfort vfa the corn fortablc, convenient trains of the Shasta route. Youll like Southern Pacific dining car service higbctt quality food deliciously prepared and served at your accustomed meal-time. Full stopover privileges en route. For ju'ii information! ask lature will reconsider and pass the amendment. C. E. GOODMAN. tubes are sold dally Ro cents at i all druggist! or any live drugtfUt anywhere. j i Sousfoem PasafEG L. B. MOORE, General Agent Phone 11, Roseburg. Oregon