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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1925. best bug in town quiclv starting mew Winn fca I Ml mw Ml I I II n lNFERENGEONfiRH flPlll 'FNns MaW w. ,w... - TUT Ml F a riT rmi imr Ws H TLfll TfilLUnL Start the new year right on the biggest measure of power you can buy for your car the new winter Red Crown gasoline I On all counts it is the best buy in town Quick, hair-trigger starting Smooth, faster acceleration in traffic Power and to spare on the hills. Give your car a work-out on the new winter "Red Crown" today. Fill your tank at any red, white and blue pump in town at Standard Oil Service Stations and at dealers. STANDARD OIL COMPANY ( California ) American and British Rep resentatives Cannot Reach Agreement. SOME HOPE HELD OUT Non-Official Standing i Delegates Barrier in Proceedings New Meet Urged. Now ! ymi can get a FOE 6.60 to Down ; S-W Hie Zesi Separator on the Easiest 2hrms NOW yoo can triy Hie world's best cream separator on tho easiest tern iv. lU'e Jjvn puis a Dc Lival in jour home, tiiil 6 a rK-riili ior 15 mumhs. wttlmut mitrin. tiy lor it (.u iui-h cxtti'it-'ii;, (aim 3 l)e Laval will luve paid !oi ititU I on" iK ii re (lit filial (ia,mau is tint. We are milling nuh an miuMial ftur because tve want every farm in litis ct.imnuriTfy to have a Dc l-ival. There is mm no tcasim whv every .:rnt can't h;ivc one itie riayrrH-nts art so small yiiu will never miss mem We the cximtiuicc of over two anil a half million users proves it, thai the L'e I-avnl skims demur, !;. kinjir, and is easier m clem and 0crate than arty other trcam separator that's why there are as nuny in u&c a all Cther makes put tri'fther. The U.' Lav;.! h:ts always been known as the best and in the Ion;; run tlve client !l and on suih terms yuti cin' afford to be Without one. And rrmcrnlxr vim can always get service and repairs on a lie Laval, no m-uer how long you m.yr ue it. Call tu up or stop in and kt us go over ttus propoaiuoa with you. Douglas County Creamery mmjtm ir iirnT-nrn-1"- ' i i i limn HEW I Nursery Trees! I C. E. PIOYER, Nursery 2 5 Trees are now in the trenches ready for delivery.. If not ready M to plant let tne book your order and hold them until you are H ready. jj They are home prown aoellmatofi trees with a strong root system 6 Klvlnir them plenty of "pop" mid high grade In every way. .V My Walnut stock cbiiriisi s of Franquette, Mayptt, and Kastevn Soft Kheil lilack, all grafted on Northern California Mark root. A Prunes Several varieties, including the Double X French (fre-' T quently railed Date). Italian, IVtite, Improved IVt.no and 1m- J perial. Peach and r.Iyrobolan root. Some fine trees of each variety for replants. V Peaches Several varieties. Early, medium and late in ripening. j Pears. Cherries, Apples, Crapes, Figs, Hoses, etc., in variety. A My prices are right. Deal direct with the grower and owner. v Visit our nursery. See what you aro buying.- A large stock to g select from. Nursery and Sales Yard located eight miles south of Roseburg g on Pacific Highway or one mile north of Diliard Station. I C. E. MOYER ROSEBURG, OREGON Good Groceries Basis Good Meals. f The Furc" :f yo;ir uiiil'- (! p n!s r inur h upon the Groceries us-d, that this matter t-l:u!d aiaa rw-ive first aU'n:ion. V.'n are i-rt-jtartd to. hAi you our stocks aie the very best, prices lowest and service prompt. Call 68 PICKENS BROTHERS Perkiiis BIdg. Phone 68 (Annotated rrett Uaied Win.) GENEVA. Jan. 23. A private meeting today between Represent ee Stephen G. Porter ot the Unit ed States and Viscount Cecil of Great Britain in an attempt to save the opium conference from a breakdown resulted in failure. Mr. I'orter stated that unleRS conditions changed radically he would return to the United States within a few days. "1 consider the situation has reached such a Btaffe that my con tinued presence would imperil The Hague opium convention," Mr. Porter said. Previously under the chairman ship of Dr. Zahle of Denmark, the representatives of tile countries having far. eastern possessions, where the opium smoking practice prevails, held, ft private meeting to ; frame the text of a resolution sot ,ting up a Joint commission and to : examine generally as to means for saving the conference from break down. i The Joint commission Idea was evolved as a possible means ot getting around the difficulty caus ed by the fact that the BrltisU :and other delegations malntRin : that the opium smoking problem lay entirely within the province of the first conference, immediately preceding the present one and that : the latter conference is ot compe tent officially to take up the prob lem of opium smokig, as insisted jby Mr. Porter. League of Nations officials Bald today that as a result of the fur ther conferences with leaders like Lord Cecil, Dr. Zahle and M. Da- ladier of France, an adjournment would probably be favored by the league authorities provided they became convinced no agreement now was possible. Some of the smaller states seem anxious to adopt the adjournment alternative as a means of preserv- ing the preBtigo of the League of 'Nations under whose auspices the conferences have been held. A group of representatives of J such states, headed by Michael jMaswhlte of the Irish free state, called on Mr. Porter last night 'and urged him to favor a long ad journment if an accord seemed j impossible at this time. Mr. Porter told Lord Cecil that jtho plan for appointing a Joint commission from the present and ) earlier conferences to discuss the : problem of opium smokig propos ed by some of the delegates as a means .of saving the confer ence was not acceptable to the Americans. Mr. Porter considers this plan unsatisfactory and use less on the ground that the mem- ibers of the commission represent ing the present conference would have no official standing owing to ;the contention on the part of may of the countries that the pres ent conference has no competency ito discuss opium smoking, j Mr. Porter expressed the opln i ion that the best procedure would be to convoke a new conference ;Wiih opium smoking clearly on the j agenda. I Lord Cecil told Mr. Porter he had not looked favorably on the ' protiosal of some of the snialler i states to adjourn the conference : for about a year, but said his de cision on this point was not final, lie asked the American represent ative to remain and complete the i narcotic drug convention, leaving the question of opium smoking for j further treatment in the future, i Mr. Porter declined this proposi tion "because he believed the two j problems were inseparable. I Other efforts to save the confer ience continued today. According !to the Americans, the powers hav llng opIJm smoking colonies in the i far east have made no new conces sions but nro standing by their de ;mands that the suppression of smoking within a specified period ,be conditional upon tho reduction j of opium production In China, Iwhlch condition Is unacceptable to (the Americans. Chrisf.an Chinese Beheaded For Refusal to Grow Opium ! SHANGHAI, Jan. 23. A prom inent missionary today informed a Keuter's correspondent that the military authorities in the pro vince of Kukien had beheaded 20 christian Chinese farmers because they refused to grow opium. The missionary added that although the Chinese officials were compell ing the farmers to cultivate opium, !1."i0 Christian families had refus- cd to obey orders and that the ex ecutions followed. j r infant. Jnvalitht A , ChUdnn The Original Food Drink for All Age 3ukkLunchHorie,OrneejFountainj. RichMilk, Malted GrainExtract in Pow dertkTabletforms. rf ourUhinr-No eooklna. SaT Avoid Imitation! and Substitute ffl PLANS FOR PEST CONTROL III THE COUNTY New Form of Poison Gas to Be Experimented With During Summer. HAS ADVANTAGES Does Away With Many of the Objections to Poisoned Bait Biological Survey Worker Is Here. A. W. Moore of the U. S. Bio logical Survey, who has for three years been interested and active! in the rodent control work in Douglus County, and J. K. Garri son of the American Cyanamld Company, are spending a few days in Roseburg starting the preliminary work, on the squirrel eradication urogram lor v this year. Douglas county has been mak ing great strides In this work In the past few years, aud 1b one j. of the leading countries In this project. Mr. Moore und Mr. Gar rison are introducing a new sy stem, which will lie utilized in addition to the poisoned grain, and it is expected that good re sults will be obtained. Many farmers do not like to use poisoned bait because of the fact that turkeys or stock eat the grain, and hogs often pick up the poisoned carcasses. .For that reason some difficulty Is en countered in securing coopera tion from all farmers. A new system of disposing of the rodents is now being worked out. The material used is fluke calcium cyanide. tion to the City of Rose burg; thence running, northerly along the west erly line of Madrone Ave. loo ft.; thence westerly parallel with the norther ly line of Chapman St. 100 ft.; thence southerly par allel with Madrone Ave. to the northerly line of Chap man St.; thence east along the northerly line of Chap man St. lno ft to the place of beginning 975.10 J. V. Casey lleginnlng at a , point 150 ft. northerly from The southeasterly corner of Illock G. Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburg; thence running westerly '. parallel with the souther ly line of Madrone Ave. 75 ft.; thence easterly paral lel with the southerly line of Riverside Drive loo ft. to the westerly line of Madrone Ave.; thence southerly along the west erly line of Madrone Ave. 75 ft. to the place of be ginning .. 410.26 J. V. Casey Beginning at a point 225 ft. northerly from the southeasterly corner of Block G, Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburg; running thence westerly parallel with the souther ly line of Riverside Drive 100 ft. ; thence northerly parallel with the westerly line of Madrone Ave. 60 ft.; thence easterly paral lel with the southerly line of Riverside Drive 100 ft. to the westerly line of Mu-. drono Ave.; thence south erly along the westerly line of Madrone ' Ave. 60 ft. to the place of begin ning 283.50 J. V. Casey Beginning at a point 2S5 ft. northeriy from the southeasterly cor ner of Block G, Laurel wood Addition to the City of Roseburg; running thence westerly parallel with the southerly line ot Riverside Drive 100 ft.; thence northerly ' parallel with the westerly line of Madrone Ave. 60 ft.; thence easterly parallel .with the southerly line of Riverside Drive 100 ft. fo the westerly line of Ma drone Ave.; thence south erly along the westerly line of Madrone Ave. 60 ft. to the place of be ginning 277.11 V. Casey Beginning at the northeasterly corner of Block G, Laurelwood Add. to the City of RoseDurg, Oregon; running thence westerly along the south erly line of Riverside DrlVe 100 ft.; thence south erly parallel with the westerly line of Madrone Ave. 120 ft.; thence east erly parallel with the southerly line of Riverside Drive 100 ft. to the wester ly line of Madrone Ave.; thence northerly along the westerly line of Madrone Ave. 120 ft to the place of beginning 554.21 Bonding Act for the repayment of assessments are hereby notified to evil upon the City Recorder for said purpose not later than Jmu ary 31st, 1925, as applications .will not be accepted after that date. R. L. WHIPPLE. Clly Recorder of the .City of Roseburg. Oregon. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF CHAPMAN STREET - 565.30 which forms a poisonous gasi when It comes In contact with I atmospheric moisture, A spoonful of the poison Is! placed in the mouth of the bur- row and as it is touched by the' moisture in tho air, gives off' a poisonous gas which fills the! hole. The gas differs from other! forms ot gas used in that It Is not suffocating, but Is poison. I With the others if tho siuirrel j, reaches the air after being sub-' Jected to the gas, he will red ver but one whiff of the calcium y-! anide is suld to be sufficient to end his life. The gas, however,' . does not poison the carcass, and will do no injury to a dog, hog.l or other animal, which might cat It. This method, it is said, has been tried out with great Buccess' in several localities In the north-! west during the past year, and it is proposed to make an1 exhaus- j. live test in Douglus county dur ing the summer months. I Four communities have al ready announced extensive ro dent control campaigns, and tlicy will probably tako up the new; system together with the poison grain as tormerly used. Thu cal-i clum cyanldo will be distributed through the same agencies as tho poisoned grain, and will be lian-i died at cost. j It Is expected to start tho cam paign about tho flrHt of March, and it is planned to bring In about 1,000 pounds of tho gas producing muterial for first ex periments. o . YELLOW PERIL AGAIN. (AMucintoil l'ruaa L.-miicU Wiri'.) LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23. Con versation over a telephone fre quently may sound like Chinese to the harraseii listener at either end. I but it should not bo paid for in i Oriental currency, police told 1 three men whom they arrested in G a pay station hero yesterday . in j the alleged act of settling for a long distance call to Dallas, Tex., ! substance j. v. Casey Beginning at a point 322 feet east of the Bouthwest corner of Block O, Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburg; running thence north 100 ft; thence east parallel with Chapman St. 40 ft; thence south 100 ft. to tho north line of Chapman St.; thence 40 feet to the place of beginning 32.14 V. Casey Beginning at a point 246.6 ft. east of the southwest corner of Block G, Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburg; thence north 100 ft; thence east parallel with Chapman St. 75.5 ft; thence south 100 ft. to the north line of Chapman St.; thence west along the north line of Chapman St 75.5 ft. to the place of beginning 60.60 V. Cusey Beginning at a point IS ft. east of the northwest corner of Lot 1, Block F, laurelwood Add. to the city of Roseburg, running thence east along the southerly line of Chap man St. 60 ft; thence Boulh parallel with the west lino of said Lot 1 to tho south line of said Lot 1; thence west along the line betw-een Lots 1 and 10 of said Block F to a point IS ft east of the southwest corner of said Lot 1 ; thence north and parallel with the westerly line of said Lot 1 to the place of Beginning 65.80 . V. Casey The west IK ft of Lot 1. Blook F, Laurel wood Addition, Roseburg, Oregon 23.71 . V, Casey The East one half of l)t 2, Block F. Laurelwood Addition, nose burg, Oregon 67.19 V. Wlmbetly The wester ly IS. 5 ft of Lot 4. Block B, laurelwood Addition, Roseburg, Oregon 17.S2 by feeding a stn-am or Chinese Earl Vnsburgh Lot 6, Illock coins Into the slot reserved for ' 11. Laurelwood Addition 451.91 quarters. Ira II. A: IlesHie E. Riddle - t ... n m i. 1 1 t ........i lt f, HI'" ft ti, MlUl'T NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF MADRONE AVENUE NO. 2 Princess Tsianina is a delightful mezzo-sporanp. ROUGHS B Apply ovr throat und CV3. swallow mall piece of V VAPORurt Octr ITMM.on Jar, L'r t Y.arly NOTICE Is hereby given that the Common Council or tiie . City of Roseburg. Oregon, did on the 51 li day of January, IM.'j.n by Ordinance No. 42. tltt litre the n-sesxtnent tot the Improvement of Madrone Ave nue from tne north line of Lrb'iri. Street to Iho couth line of River sl.le Drive, in the city of Roeburg, Oregon, to be upon each lot or part of lot or parcel of land espe cially benefitted thereby as fol lows, to-v.lt: Name Description Amount J. V. Casey- Lot 1 1 . Block C, laurelwood Addition ...339 .12 J. V. Casey Lot 13. Block C, Laurelwood Addition .... 277.11 J. V. Casey Lot H. Block C, Laurelwood Addition ... J. V. Casey Lot in. Block F. I-aurelwood Addition .... 47V9C J. V. Casey Beginning at the sou'li' .ihlerly corner of Bloc, a, Lauelwood Adill- wood Addition 303.51 W. F. Chapman Lot S, Block II, Laurelwood Ad dition 523.48 A. J. I.ilburn Lot le. Work B, Laurelwood Addition 775.12' Woodley Stephenson Ixit i 12. FtliH'l: C. Ijiurelwood I Addition 307.22 It o. I'arireter -The easterly 107 ft. of Lot 1. nloek F, laurelwood Addition, Rose burg, Oregon 53.' NOTICE Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, did on the 5th day of January, 1925, by Ordinance No. S41. declare tne assessment tor the improvement of Chapman Street from the west line of Ma drone Avenue to the west line of Ijiurelwood Addition, In the City of Roseburg, Oregon, to be upon each lot or part of lot or parcel of land especially benefitted tnereby aa fol lows, to-wit: Nume Description Amount J. V. Casey Lot 6, Block F, Laurelwood Addition 1281.60 J. V. Casey Lot 4, Block F, laurelwood Addition 316.99 J. V. Casey Lot 3. Block F. Laurelwood Addition 316. J. V. Casey West 1 of Lot 2, Block F, Laurelwood Ad dition . 269.44 J. V. Casey East 1 of Lot 2. Block F, Laurelwood Add. 269.44 J. V. Casey West In ft. Lot F, Laurelwood Add. 95.10 J. V. Casey Beginning at a point 18 ft. east of the N. W. corner of Lot 1, Block F, Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburg; running thence east ' along the southerly line ot Chapman St. 60 ft; thence south parallel with the west line of said Lot 1 to the Bouth line of said Lot 1; thence west along the line be tween Lots 1 and 10 of said Block F to a point 18 ft. east of the S. W. corner of said Lot 1; thence north and parallel with the west erly Hue of said Lot 1 to thi place of beginning. In Laurelwood Addition, Hose- bufg, Oregon 264.18 j, v. casey beginning at the southeasterly corner of Lot 1, Block F, Laurel wood Add. to the City of Roseburg, thence westerly along the line between Lots 1 and 10 of said Block F, 63 ft; thence northerly parallel with the westerly line of said Lot 1 to the southerly line of said Chapman St.; thence east erly along the southerly line of said Chapman St. 107 ft; to the westerly line of Madrone Ave.; thence southerly along the westerly lino of Madrone Ave. 58 ft. to the place ot beginning, alt In Laurel wood Add., Roseburg, Ore gon J. V. Casey Beginning, at a point 192 ft. E. of the S. W. corner of Block O, Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburgr, thence north 100 ft; thence east parallel with Chapman St 130 ft; thence south 100 ft; to the north line of Chapman St.; IJience west 130 ft. to the place of be ginning .. .... J. V. Casey Beginning at a point 322 feet E. of the S. W. corner of Illock G, Laurelwood Add. to The city of Roseburg running thence north 100 ft; thence east parallel with Chapman St. 40 ft; thence south 100 ft. to the north line of Chapman St.; thence west along the north line of Chapman St. 40 ft. to the place of be ginning J. V. Casey Beginning at the S. E. corner of Block O, Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburg; running thence west along the north lino of Chapman St. 131 ft; thence north 100 ft; thence east to the westerly line of Madrone Ave.; thence southerly along the westerly line of Madrone Ave. to tho place of beginning 692.10 J. V. Casey Beginning at the 8. W. corner of Block G, Laurelwood Add. to the City of Roseburg; running thence north 100 ft; thence east and parallel with Chapman St. 102 ft; thence south 100 ft. to the place of beginning 638.89 J. V. (Ifsey Beginning at a point 102 ft. east of the S. W. corner of Block G, Laurelwood Add. . to the City of Roseburg; running thence north 100 ft; thence east parallel with Chapman St. 40 ft; thence south 300 ft. to the north line of Chapman St.; thence west 4u ft to the place of begin ning 211.84 J. V. Casey Beginning at a point 142 ft east of the S. W. corner of Block O, Laurelwood Add. to tho City of Roseburg; running thence north loo ft; thence east parallel with Chapman St. 60 ft; thence south 100 ft; to the north erly line of Chapman St.; thence west 60 ft. to the place ot beginning 264.16 686.82 211.33 Western hospitality knows no half-measures- The hospitality of the West is as wide as its plains. Out here, you're - invited for breakfast. And you; are served with a wonderful cupi of coffee, the symbol of western . welcome Hills Bros. Coffee! Just puncture the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros, and breathe ' that marvelous aroma the f ra-. grance of rare coffee-oils. Drink a cup of Hills Bros, and know that the flavor matches the aroma. The Recognized Standard. (That's what they call Hills Bros. Coffee I) And it is economical to use. ' HILLS. BROS COFFEE ihi trliinat Vacuum Pact OH, DEARI OH, DEAR1 (AwcUlnl rrcm Ln4 Wlir.) HOLLYWOOD, Cat., Jan. 23. The engagement of Maurice 'Lefty" Flynn, former Yale University football team champion and now motion picture actor, to Miss Grace Darmond, bIbo of the screen announced 2 days ago by Miss Dar man was denied by Mr. Flynn. The former football player declar ed ho hardly knew Miss Darmond and "certainly never asked her t'', marry mm. . After Mr. Flynn'a denial ol thelr engagement MIsb Darmond characterized the affnlf as an "urn. fortunate Incident which has shak en my faith in men terribly." Just arrived carload of Page' Fence, Square Deal Fence and Monarch galvanized Red Top, Barb wire. Write ua for prices. Stearns Chenoweth. Oakland. Ore. 1 ' rui THE NEW and UNUSUAL DESIGNS ROSEBURG, ORE. WB keep abreast of the times. We do not show you last year'a Ideas and designs. You will find here whatever la novel, whatever la liew trad whatever Is fine in silks. "Quality and Eoonomy" The Silk Store Silks and Satin I. ABRAHAM JACK30N STREET Jli STORE Total M.W3.66 A Htat''nient of the nfonvmtd an-j Msni'Mit Jimr bfn i-nt'-ml in the i Its now uml p:tyablf at the of-, fire of tho City Tr;iKU,'T in the City Hall In lawfuT money of thu I iiiffi Wat", ami If not paid wlth- i In twonfy clays from the datp of Totnl 7.123.!io! thl notice turn rocfedinr will be A Mat. unfit of Ih1 iiffifHiild an-ilaken f'r the collt-ction thereof as r-HMiH-nl liit i In'cn I'liHTi'-t In the are provt'Ifd by lh Charter of the lHM'k't of city Llrn nr,J th" name: City of Itosebur. Oregon THE BEST FOR YOUR CHOOSING When you come to this store you not only pet the best of everything, but also the benefit of our EVERYDAY BARGAIN PRICES You are practicing real economy when selecting groceries at our store. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE ROSEBURQ, OREGON 6'.l' is now rl'ie and p:tyah!e at the of , lice of the ( I'y Tr'-nrtirtT In the I'ity Hall In lawful mom-y of Hie I nlted Ktati am! if not pain: with in twenty Ulls rm'lr I'roix-rty owners who desire to take advantage of iho Fisncrofl Handing act for the repayment of the a-Rc.m'nts are hereby Holi days from th" date of .fled to rail upon the City Rpcorder tuf li proceedings will, for .aid purpose not later than Jan- he taken for the collection thereof ury 31"'. 1''-'. as applications will as are provided l.y the charter of not be accepted after that date, ihe city of liiwebiirg, Oregon. j K. I.. WHIPPLE, Property owners who denlrfl lo City Recorder of the City of laltt advanug of tn Bancroft Roseburg, Oregon. POULTRYMEN ATTENTION Will ttm-t my Giant Incubator February 10. Will hav for sale 6. C. White Leghorn, O. A. C. Barred Rock, S. C. Rhode Island Rtd (McRae A Johnson itraln), Buff Orpingtons, day old chicks. Wilt also do custom hatching, fiavo money by having your own eggs hatched, and Inerrass our turkey flocks by having me hatch your turkeys. Four years satisfactory custom hatching. Book your orders row. CHICKOPEEP HATCHERY Phona 391-Y EARL VOSBURGH 702 Full.rton St., Ro.eburg, Or.