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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NFWS-REV1EW THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1925. FIVE CAKR Now on '31925 Display RESIDENTS B PAVING Of! TI GIU STREETS Benson and McClellan Streets to Be Improved' ! Light Wanted. Japanese Princess Will Renounce Royalty, : WALKS ORDERED IN Styles fcr Spring are now well established. Express shipments of Hats and Materials are just in from New York. Remember we deal in the best on the market and buy direct, giving our customers quality goods at moderate prices. NEW FRAMES. Buckram frames in the new Spring shapes now ready. Not cheap frames, but good, au thoritive styles at moderate prices is what we give you. 'NEW. STRAW CLOTHS: Those stretchy straw cloth materials will be used again. New styles this year. Anyone can make their own hats. We also have the braids by the yard in all colors, linings, wire, etc. NEW TRIMMINGS: When we say we have a big ger and better line than last year you can know it's a dandy. What beautiful flowers and foliage! What won derful shades. Cheaper lines run 10c-15c-25c-35c and the better 50c-65c-85c-$ 1.00-$ 1.25-$ 1.50 and $1.75. You should buy now while the color line of a style s complete. j Property Owners on Cobb j Street to Be Required to Construct Sidewalks Along Places. I V v " Yv. . ; tS Princess Nubuko Knnt, niter at the Japanese Crown Princess, will renounce ber royal right to marry lacked one thing; be would not surrender all to Christ, my friends, the ladder of morality Is too short to span the (lulf be tween Heaven and Hell, for all our righteousness la as filthy as ru. Yo niust be born again, Kxeept ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish." What can wash away my sin., your sins? Noth ing but the blood of Jesus. Al most' thou persuadest - nie to be a I'hrbiiun. Oh. I beseech you In Jesus' Holy ' Name. lu the the Name of Him who suffered the Indescribable agonies of the Cross of Calvary, to save you from sin, and the never ending torments or a burning hell. Turn to Christ just now and be not only Almost, but Altogether a Christian." Th- suhieet for this eveninf? will be: "Hell What Is It? Where Is It? Who is golug there?" All are requested to bring Iiibles and come early, as a record atteuduuee is expected. The Services begin at 7:30 sharp. Prayer outlines each meriting from 6 to 1. 0 i Tsianlna Is pronounced Ohl-nee-na and means "Wild flower." : lodgeVirectory J NEW TRIMMED HATS: The new 1925 Spring hats are arriving. "And can you sell this year's styles in classy hats at $2.50?" We can and we have them right now. Never before have we been able to get a hand made hat of this quality to sell under $4 to $6. You should see this $2.50 line. We also have a fine $5.00 line. When you want quality millinery at moderate price and a big line to choose from, remember the millinery department of I The city council held a busy session last night attending to a large number of routine business! Prince Banjo of Kyoto, who., al niattera of considerable import-! though of noble birth. Is not ot ance. Th? meeting held last; royul rank. The Princess la eon. night was an adjourned session,' sldered one of the most beautiful i the council having failed to have women In Japan, and ber marriage a quorum on Monday uight thej will be a brilliant function. I regular meeting date. ' i The council was visited by a' manhole covers to take the place delegation of residents of Benson;0' "'0SB broken recently. 'and MWIplInn alrnelH. who urn-! The request Of A. W. Hums, sented a petition asking for the an orange hawker, for a refund paviug of those two streets. Con- "' c""ecieu tor license ana , Crete pavement, twenty foet Jul"1"' la3t month, was denied, width, is asked in the petitlon.l Tne assessment ordinance on The petitions were referred to' Rast Avenue wan placed on first the committee on city lmprove-i ant second reading, menla. Ordinances levying an nssess- A request waa also nresented' mcut on tne Laurelwood sewer, by residents o7 North Pine ? street i 8,1(1 P"B the paving of j who' asktr0 he nstaTlaUon of"! TrlT, P'Td UPn !an electric light In front of the th r.d d "u f- , Llndser property. The street Is ,, ,, d ci . " 11 "f quite dark in that locality it la1 tl,e Proner,T which the city has claimed locality, it ljtaken iu )len foreci08ures, and ! The street committee reported' l?"1 to rBa' to the council that it would re- thJ.n i . , , . X .. , commend the construction of thel P""'. t0 e" as much o sidewalks on both sides of Cobb; 11 88 B088lll,e- street, and the report was adopt-l Tiii. iiivivti it ed. the marshull Leing ordered ,', 1"I.IV, "ii liVmvT iruv The revival fire is still burn Ing in the meetings at the H.'i1- ,t.,vi., .h ..;;.." , r- vi in saved and sanctified at Pythian Sisters, Ump.-a Temple, No. 4 Meets the second and fourth Monday evening of each month, at the K. ot P. ha!L Vis itors always welcome. MARTHA CHRISTKTXSEN, M.R.C EVA MAHKS. M. of R. C: KVAI.YN HOOVKlt, M. of F. ' to serve notice on the property 1 owners to. construct the walks at once. The committee also reported ril,,,v Ihot ha K. .we... It tn'v vl' l.,-'V . . i ,. ' given . street. It was found that these i manholes have no dralni. aud service. all the almost for which Uod is I An investigation waa made ol1:"""' 8 the words of King Agrippa to w.rn Innlnllrl tn biv. uvnoiinfl atiauuu ,L " ".,,.,T' " est Jile To lie A paving is accomplished. It f ; cttic company be asked to con struct drains under the right of way in order to allow the water Christian". The KvatlPPllut rjnlrl in nnrl- Aim. .at WaS is . ,),. . , it. ,.J luri-B.tori .l,t II,. Klhor., I.. " lerniMO wuiilB " be asked- to con- , " ?' .!...i.. inl: .! one night. The Volunteer fire to continue on down the street. uV, VT. ,i . . .. . .. , , Th. .,.h-n i3..ni , When It was thoiiRlit that all had Union bncampment. No. 9. I. O. O. F. Meets in Odd Fellows Tern . pie on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Visiting Patrt archs always welcome. LYLE M. UAV13, C. P. ' W. P. WETHKHF.LL. Scribe United Artisans Meets in Mao cabee ball first and third Weir nesdayi. Visiting members aV ways welcome. lauren Mcculloch, m. a. mildred Mcculloch, Treat. BELLE STEPHENSON, Sec. 6. E. 8t Hoseburg Chapter No. 3, Holds their regular meetlna on the first and third Thursdays in each month. All sojourning brothers and sisters are reapect fully invited to attend. CORA U. SINGLETON, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Secretary. ROSEHUHOLODGE NOriOWTT O. O. M. Meets every MondaJ night, Moose Hall, 248 N. Jack, son SL Club rooms open 7: SO to 10 p. m. Visiting brothera wel come. H. FURLONG, Dictator. H. O. PAROETER, Secretary. JNO. M.JTHRONE, Treasurer. I: O. or, Phlleur!anLodg Ntx 8. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem ple every Friday evening. Visit ing brethern are always wel come. DONALD YOUNG, N. G. ' . A. J. GEDDKS, Rec. Sec J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec. A big millinery store within a store. Millinery is on our Balcony Salesroom. CITY PROPOSES TWO CHANGES IN THE STATE LAWS (Continued rnm rape one) taken for delinquent bond pay ment!.. Another amendment' proposed liy th9 city is aimed at tho Cali fornia OrmiKe peddle ra who have been- gelling, their products on the city streets. The state law now provides that no eity shall puss on ordin-'on ance whhu shall collect a license or fee from farmers or growers disponing or their agricultural products. Thia referg to tho p row erH who b ri n.c in farm p ro dticts, wood, or other articles of an agricultural nature. Many Krower.4 peddle their wares from house to houe, and the city does not aim to interfere in any way with this provision. During the past few months, how over, oraiiKo growers have 1. l.r.ni'liH' I teii..(rlf.Q.Ia nf havo been stopphiK their trucks t he main business streets of U Jl3 , Attncnrtr V" : -ii IwTAILLWORlwJ ihe southern Pacific company plans on extending a spur track acrowi the street, it is under stood, and will ask for a fran chise, aud at that time the mat ter of a drain will be taken up with tho company. It was reported that the Com mercial Avenue pavfutf had been constructed according to the con tract, and It was recommended that the amount of $594.43 due the contractor be allowed. A re monstrance was read claiming that an error of 1X7 was made the assessment, but the coun- o BHBurl u lnnrl thuf 1 h a orritru . ' ram aX " j , T moral person is not 7 "7:4w Southern Califor ma Express to Lo.- Ani;tT s daiiv s,t 5:00 p. m., al.-o carries ibrouuti sk'fpT for San Krani:3co. To San Frfincisco "k?!jasta,'2::".. p.m. "On-fronian" !:J5 a. m. "fi a n ranc'Is; o Express' i.Z'i a. m. rtHVTrtO(W5 through the warm SOUTH-LAND , to the East rianynur winter trip cart via Shara route to iun iwept C!;forni,i thence via the scenic Suruct route to New Orlciniand the East. Enjoy the comfort of the New Sunset limited through the romantic Soiithwt-st toNcw(!)rlean. Sec tiiit year' colorful Mardi (ru piigeants. And you'll like Southern r.iciilc dining car ser- viic hichft quality food dclkiomly prepared and 5cr cd at your accustomed meal-time. Low round-trip excursion fare; full stopover privilege. Fur full informatiun, ask the assessment was approved aud the ordinance levying amount placed on first and second read i lugs. , The city engineer was appoint ed to survey the city'trsection of the road around the base of Motit Nebo. The county's road crew is doing the work at actual COit. i The light committee advised that a light be installed at the corner of Ulakely and Itensou i streets, and the recorder was in structed to notify tho company the city, and have been selling to put in the light. i I the fruit in bulk to the public,' The street committee was in- A ., . airucieu to purcuase several often at higher rates than were charged i,n nearby stores handl-j iug a betu-r grade of oranges. It Is believed that the merch ant who is occupying a business house, paying hi taxes into the city and maintaining a regular place of business, should have protection from such abuses, and consequently the city proposes to amend the law so that the'eity may license hawkers. Peddlers Lydia ELPinkhamWegeta- or vendnrR. hanilhiur farm nro-i . . ... P ducts, would not be molested, hut persons using the streets to st'll their goods by hawking me thod and In competition witn r. m,:A t n. 1. n. mercantile establishments won Id .Sfcrl111 thf Chan! .1,. ...I 1,, t tn. tt 1 1 a Inin ia li'ic no ncafk aiiu lUII-UIIWN HMU city treasury. 'WOMEN BORN 1873 TO 1881 Now Is the Critical Time. escaped, tho youngest clillil, a! little tot appeared at one of the! upper story windows, to the hor ror of tho onlookers. Tho, lad ders were hurriedly placed be neath tho window, but were found to be too short. Doforo t lie little darling could bo reach ed, she waa enveloped lu ilia flames. Oh, how awful. Tho ladder was a good strong one, but It was not Ioiik enough. It was almost! Oh, my friends you may be very ood, outward ly; you may bo a moral man or woman, but remember that a Christian only Almost a Christian. Al most but lost. The rich young ruler "Kept the Commandments" from his youth up. Yet he was not a Christian. He was Almost u Christian. Hear Him as he asks Jesus What Lack I Yet? Jobus salil, "One Tiling Thou I.ackest" "Co sell what thou hast and Kivo It (not loan It at 10 percent) to the poor, and com 'take up thy crims and fol low me!" Hut ho turned away very sorrowlul, for ho was very ricn. now sad: the next thin wo reaa ot mm la: "ihe rich mail died aud was buried aud in bell. no nited up nis eyes, being lu torments." Almost, but lout. Ho only of Pythias, Alpna Lodos No. Meets every Wednes day In Knights of Pythias hall, 130 Hose street. Visitors always welcomed. ' CLAIR K. ALLEN. C. C. J. R. FARRINOTON, M. F. E. B. WlMBEnLY. K. B 8. I sural Chapter No. Jl, R. A. M. Slated . convocations on first and third Tuesdays. Masonic Temple. All members reques ted to attend and visiting com panions welome. A. A. WILDKR, High Priest W. F. HARRIS, Beretary. DR.ESS.ES for Early Spring SASSY JANE DRESSES IN SPORT FLANNELS A wonderful range of colors. TheLadiesShoppe 130 N. Jackson St. -xt x:x:x x x x x oi X X X XT, JT X X X X X X X x vtat B. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodg No. 326. Hold regular comma nlcstkms at the Elk's Temple oa each Thursday ot every montb. All members requested to at ' tend regularly, and all vlsltlni brothera are cordially Invited to attend. D. B. BUBAR. E. J. O. DAY. Secretary. . . Roseburg ReDskan Lsdge No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets la Odd Fel lows Temple every week on Tuesday evening. Vlsltlni members In good standing ar cordially Invited to attend. MRS. MARGARET ASHCRAFT, N. O. TILLIH I. JOHNSON, Roo. See. ETHEL BAILEY, Fin. 8ec. Umpqua Klan No. 5. Meet'tni and 4th Mondays ot sach monto, Addreas'P. O. Box S85, Bos burg, Oregon. A. F. A A. M I.aur.i Lodge No, 13. Regular communication! second and fourth Wednesdayi each month, at Uasonlo Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors wel come. M. 8. HAMM. W. M. W. F. HARRIS, See K. O. T. M. Meets each second and fourth Thursday of each month. In Maccabee hall, cor ner Cass and Pins streets. Vl Itinf Knights alwaya welcome, L. C. GOODMAN, Cm. ' Q. W. RAPP, R. K. NATIONAL VOTE FRAUD COLLEGE REVEALED. Is New Commander Germany's Navy. of Lie Compound will Help You oaf ely Through Princess Tslanina Is mczzo-iorano. a delightful L. B. Moore, General Agent. Roseburg, Oregon SoMSssm Pacific Phona II Wi&a A drop of ink ('A makes millions IhinK1 Bs.tcr use a drop of j,) Advertising ink to Make them think about buviug Vour ioods could hardly do my wurK. liy readiriK your advertiHe menU 1 found out about Lydia K. fink ham a Vorc tabic Compuumt and it hasstraighU eied me rybl out and made mo fvel like a new woman. ly the time I had taken eiht bot tles I wui well and could do my housework on the farm ; without trouhle. 1 rr-comtrw-niled it , to my daughter-in-law Bftr her twe- , v ' t ond baby was born and it did her a " wonderful lot of good. I told her Ut V' " V , try it and if .it didn't helnher I would V nay for it, and before, she had taken " one brittle she laid to rne, You won't i have to pay for it I It is he Inin ff mo v,onderfull f And she took thn-e J hottlrfl of it. You can w my testi monial if you wish." SJra, usic A' KKRMAN, tonw.y, Ohio. I bUies, Hoseburg Asrls-Meets lu Maccubee hall, on Cass street, ' on second and fourth Wednes day evenings of each month, al 8 o'clock. Visiting brethern Id Kood standing always welcome. EUGENE LITTLE. W. P. P. RICHARD BUSCH, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, Sec W. B. A. O. T. WH Roseburg Rs view No. 11. Holds rexulai nieetlnes on aecnnd and fourta 'Jhursilays at 8:00 p. m. Visit Iuk slaters Invited to attend re views. Maccaboe hall, Pine ant Cans streets. JKSSIH RAPP. Col. KANNIE UltUTON, C. Neighbors or Wooacrart, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on first and third Monday evenluftn, In K. of P. hall. Vlsltlni neighbors Invited to attend. DONNA OAKLEY. O. N. MAROARKT WHITNEY Clerk United Brothernood of-Carpenters and Jointers of America Meets In Moose ball second and four Tuesday evenings of each mi Ui. All carpenteri wel corned. T. P. HOLMP,, neo. 8eo. J. PI. MOOKH. Pres. Woodmen of the world. Camp No 125 Meets In the Odd Fellows Hall In Roseburg every first and third Monday evenings. Vis iting neighbors always welcome. A. A. 8CHLOKMANN. C. C. M. M. MILLER, Clerk. Easy Way to Break severest Cough No matter how long you hava harl r it pers tent, weakening couf-.h no mat i ter hcw ni;my remedies you have tried j tr.th', it nu rt .), ti cmi tisujlly c t TtWl in , it. n:ly,nd ultrn kIlcvc the cut irccounh con , Jil".ii in i hours, by a Vtry simple nicthml. I 1 he nU'thiKj bj- d en a rem.trkJbx pn , VT:t'..ur. ku'iwn an Dr. Kin' N;w lt sen very !'.r Li.uvri. Ynu :ntpU Ukc rxt U'.JaJXin!u irtfj holj it in v,ur tltr-'-it i-.r 16 rr ku Bn.f.ndi 'f'-rtj iw iuwnm it, wit).., ut U Uunu with t.tti.r. 'i he pn y rii-t,n li naa.iLtilc uct, m. it n-A onl i-f-it,csa:J h-.-nls nt ncnand ir nt:iii'jfi. b it ilQunl.ly i.n,.j t ntid rnimvii -Yic Mil jjiii nn'i conuc.ti n whi- h arc the di ft tt (.iiu-H; i f tlie ct.un!.i;i. 1 hi: pmmjjt ro st ti.ii;uil, and th- q'jtkiw fa ft", ' 1 & ' fpR'.TKI.gfRCVieH- g 'niLNG GSORCE.'gQgHEJU:; Operations of a national school of ballot fixing have been described to a New York City Brand jury by George Rosken, a chauffeur, who confessed that he mutilated ballots In the Eighth Assembly District, and charged he was paid to do so by Nathan D. Perlman, Republican. ' who defeated Dr. William L-vlng Blrovlch for Congress from the 14th Mew York District Philadelphia, Boston. Jersey City and Hobokea were among the cities tn which Rosken said his "pupils" In ballot " fixing worked. He asserted ha turned them loose there after a aouma ot Instruction In the dm of "msgla ring," which contained a small '-' lead pencil with which they mutilated the ballots after being appointed - teller. He said he charged his pupils $100 for a course of Instruction- " and declared boldly: fl am the original ballot fixer." Ills classes, J Z said, were so large ha bad to hire a suits ot offices to Instruct them. - Congressman Perlman denied tho charges. - WOMAN IIUNTER KILLS BIG GAME i iivh v ' n tttc wti le C'liij-ri con ation 1i .. .V 3TU-.I nu. rjrre u n-rth- Ntilu. c),- :t told,, brnnthiti'. Hrr Loebo ! the new President of the Gormen Ktlciutag, a position : vwiuiwTi-armuiijr piri.nwermin 9 01 Uie iluuxn of lf.ipKBnUtlvei In ; rttr. Her exfv-nfnce ought tohHp ih VJn1t4 Statci. lie bt:na it you. one iciwoj ine irmisni minnw c a printnr'e dovll, became eilito tfp eml the womlerful n-mjlu jihiM.b- f yral KocUllat newepapera enl taintfromLydiaPiZsiaiAmiVtg- ia accl-iMieJ one of ihe iuut brii- ' hfct.it irr.Ut' '-n. ho 'm l. t". a the ; -rr.lv '.f.c u , .aiul, Oa laic at aJtfx4 U3H DISCOVERY 1 1- ?s) KRTRXD HOWARD $ HE.12. FKE V Mrs. inrt lluifil, ot Btriurtit. ra. la shown tre with a larsa) burk sti IOMt4 UU iuoi 1a County, i'a, fib 14 ia, aijiait iia ' -