ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1925.
THREE
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
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Here Siitunlny
R. S. Hnrtnell was a visitor
hero Saturday from C.llde. Mr.
Hartnell was here attending to
business matters.
From lirooklnirs
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Trimble
worn guests In this city over
Sunday from Curry County. They
reside at Urookings and were
hero visiting.
On Way to California
Mr. nnd Mrs. Parr were arriv
als from tho coast Snturday and
visltliic. They resldo at Mend,
nnd are motoring to California
points to visit.
From Klamath Fulls
From southern points to arrive
In this rlty and spend Saturday
as a guest nnd visitor was Mrs.
K. W. McT.oed. Mrs. McLoed re
sides at Klamath Falls.
Atffoml Tinnquot
Among those from tho north
to nrrlve here Saturday and at
tend the business meethiK and
banquet of the Spanish-American
"War veterans, were C. T. Egge
man and S. II. Richmond of
Springfield, nnd C. F. Ziglrr of
Oorvnltls. They returned home
yesterday.
JtWurn to Salem
Mrs. C. L. McAllister nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. V. .7. McAllister and
family, who have been visiting
with Glenn and Dexter McAllis
ter, nnd at the home of Mrs.
V. A. Cummlncs for tho past
few days, returned to their
homes at Shaw, near Salem.
Mrs. O. I.. McAllister Is the mo
ther of Glenn nnd Dexter McAl
lister and Mrs. Cummlngs.
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How to Solve Puzzle.
The best way to solve this
cross-word puzzle is to run over
the list of horizontal and verti
cal synonyms in search of evi
dent or "easy" words. If hori
zontal, the word you are look
ing for must extend crosswise
from the number to the first
shaded stop on the right; if ver
tical, it must extend downward
from the number to the first
shaded stop below. When fin
ished, the words should read
equally well crosswise and
downward.
From Brookings
Mrs. R. M. Cooly and son
spent Saturday in this city as
guests and visiting. They reside
at Brookings and left Sunday.
From orth
Frank Scofleld was a visitor
here from the north Saturday.
Mr. Scofleld 1s a resident of Tur
ner and was here on business.
From South
In this city Saturday visiting
was Mrs. H. C.Slater from south
ern points. Mrs. Slater is a re
sident of Klamath Falls.
(nests nt fumniliiRs Homo
Mrs. Merle Ivio and two sons,
Robert and Donald, are guests of
Mrs. W. A. Cummlngs in this
city for a week or ten days.
Visit Saturday- ,
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Turner
were guests in thlB city over
Suturday, and visited. They are
residents of Myrtle Point, and
left Sunday.
Miss Jackson Visiting Here
Mist Alma .TniL,nn to .nanu.
some time In this city visiting wlthl
friends and relatives. MIsb Jackson I
arrived some time last wee from
in this city, and has a number of
friends here.
Former Itraidents Visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Thaekrah,
former residents of this city, and
well known here, arrived from
their home at Cottage Grove
Saturday. They are Bpcnding
several days here visiting with
old friends.
Stolen Car Recovered
IVputy Sheriff C. H. Daugherty
of Vonralla. was a business visitor
In Roseburg today. Mr. Daugherty
on last Thursday apprehended
Thomas Kane, who was charged
with stealing a ear from Albany.
The car was recovered and Linn
county officers took the machine
and the alleged car thief back to
Albanv.
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James and Younger brother.
LOCAL
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From Portland
Arriving trom northern points
Sunday was A. C. Stepp. Mr. Stepp
resides at Portland, and was here
visiting.
Portland Mtn Visit
It. C. Marshall. C. W. Fargo and
C. V. Clarke were visitors in this
city over Sunday. All are residents
of Portland.
Mr. Hogen Here
E. A. Hogen w as here Sunday and
today visiting and looking after
business matters. Mr. Hogen re
sides at Portland.
From Tiller
Joe Hutchinson was here Sunday
visiting with friends. Mr. Hutchin
son resides at Tiller and returned
to that place today.
From P. A, C
Oeorge Spaur arrived here last
Friday to spend a few days visiting
with his parents. He Is attending
O. A. C. at Corvallis. ,
Mrs. Cochran Visits
Mrs. A. 11. Cochran spent Sat
urday in this city attending to
business matters and visiting
with friends. Mrs. Cochran re
sides at Myrtle Creek.
To Corvi'lHs
Miss Jiosina Torter returned
to O. A. C, at Corvallis yester
day. She spent , the week end
here visiting with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Porter.
From O. A. C v
Miss Varus Houser spent the
week end in this city, visiting at
the home of her parents on Win
chester street. Miss Houser is
attending O. A. C. at Eugene.
units of Pr. anil Mrs. Ie Lapp
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Love were
visitors in this city Saturday
from their home at the Glen
Echo farm. They were guests
of Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Ue Lapp.
Ileturns to Corrallls
Clifford Fields, who spent the
week end here visiting with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fields, returned to Corvallis yes
terday. He is attending college
there.
From Riddle-
Here over Sunday from the south
ern part of the county was M. V.
Nichols. Mr. Nichols Is a resident of
Riddle, and was in the city visiting
with triends. He returned home to
day. Mr. Hamilton Visits
From southern points in the coun
ty to arrive in this city anil visit
with friends over Sunday was
Chas. Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton Is
from Riddle, and returned to that
place today.
From Portland
Fred M. Jack spent yesterday and
a short time today here attending
to business matters. Mr. Jack Is
from Portland, where he Is connect
ed with a motion picture distribut
ing company.
To O. A. O.
Maurice Newland returned to
O. A. C, at Corvallis, yesterday,
after spending the week end in
this city visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Newland.
Ileturns to School
Wally Rapp, who spent the
week end in this city visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. ltapp, returned
to Corvallis, where lie Is attend
ing college, Sunday.
From .Myrtle Creek
In from the southern part of
the county for a few hours Sat
urday were Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Lathrop. They reside at Myrtle
Creek, and were here visiting
with friends and doing their Sat
urday shopping.
Returns to Riddle
Miss Bernice Jurgens, who spent
the week end In this city visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. 1). Lewis, returned to Rid
dle Sunday. Miss Jurgens is a
teacher in the school there.
Mr. Barnett Leaves for Medford
A. C. Harnett, resident of this
city, left this morning for Medford,
where he Is working. Mr. Barnett
spent the week end here visiting;
with his relatives. He Is employed
as a bridge carpenter. t
Wedded 69 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stillwell,
Oregon pioneers of 1X44, who were
married in lH.rtf where the town of
Yoncalla now stands, celebrated
their 69th wedding anniversary at
Bandon, Ore., last week.
Leaves For Bald Peak
H. O. Bowers left this morning
for his ranch at Bald Peak, where
he will spend several days pruning
his orchard. Mr. Bowers has about
160 acres on his ranch. He expects
to run sheep on part of his grazing
land this summer. He also has some
fine timber land.
Visits Mother
Mrs. Parmalee of Portland spent
Sunday night In this city visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs. In-
gersoll. Mrs Parmalee was Joined M
by her son, W. K. Parmalee, also of
Portland, here this morning. They
are on their way to Oakland, Cali
fornia, where they will visit with
Mrs. Parmalee's sister, Mrs. F. P.
Clark and family.
R. L. Devaney Loses Father
F. P. Devaney, father of R. L. De
vaney, a well known resident of
Roseburg. died at Lebanon last
week, aged 96. He was the oldest
member of the Klks order In Ore
gon, affiliated with the Albany
lodge. He served In the Civil war
under General Price, and. during
his early residence In Missouri,
numbered among his acauaintanr.es
NEWS
License Issued
A mnr-laira llnnM VII Issued On
Saturday to Glen C. Richardson
and Amy Steltler.
Undergoes Operation
.Mala Doris Pickens, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Pickens of this
city, underwent a major operation
at Mercy hospital Saturday.
Here From Glendale '
In this city over Sunday visiting
mill irifUUB. WttS M. v.. nnumiuu,
Mr. Hamilton resides at Ulendale,
and returned home today.
Mr. Leo Here Saturday
Bert Leo was in this city Satur
day from Portland attending to
business matters and interests. Mr.
Leo left Sunday for the south.
Here Saturday
E. S. Hawker was a visitor in
this city over Saturday. Mr. Hawker
is an Albany resident, and is a
Spanish American war veteran.
Returns to Oregon City-
Miss Evelyn James and Miss
Ruth McCoy, who spent Saturday
in this city visiting with friends,
returned to tbelr homes at Oregon
City Sunday.
Returns to Corvallis
LaVerne Hawn. who spent the
week end in this city visiting at the
home of his parents, returned to
Corvallis yesterday, where be Is at
tending college.
lu from Plxoiivllle
In this city Saturday visiting
with friends and attending to
business affairs, was V. II.
Brown. . Mr. Brown resides at
Dlxonvllle.
Hero Yixltliur Friends-
Mrs. C. H. Wallace is spending
a day or so here visiting with
friends. Mrs. Wallace resides at
Ashland, and arrived here Sutur
day evening.
Returns to Eugene-
Mrs. C. B. Patrick returned to her
home at Eugene Saturday, after
spending a day or so visiting with
her daughter, Miss Clara Patrick in
this city.
Visiting Here-
Gay Thompson, a resident or
Eugene, was an arrival Saturday
from northern points, and will
visit in this city for severul days
with friends.
From Janlen Valley
In for a few hours Saturday
visiting with friends and trans
acting business matterB, was, C.
Iljerg. Mr. Iljerg Is a resident
of Garden Valley.
Iliislncss Visitor
W. D. Stephens spent Satur
day here attending to business
Interests. Mr. Stephens is an
Albany resident, and returned
there yesterday.
From Corvallis
A. E. Trask was an arrival In
this city Saturday from the north
and was attending to business in
terests and visiting. Mr. Trask
resides at Corvallis.
Leaves for North
G. H. Turner left for northern
points Sunday, after spending a
short time here Saturday visiting
and as an overnight guest. Mr. Tui
ner resides at Medford.
Returns to Colli'ge
Roland Schwartz returned to
O. A. C. yestorduy, after upend
ing the week oii'i In this city
visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mis. Fred Schwartz.
From Elkton
A. B. Haines arrived in this city
Satunlay from his home at Klkton.
Mr. Haines expects to spend a day
or so In Roseburg attending to busi
ness matters and visiting.
IleturiiH to Mnrsliflclil
Captain Gallahue returned on
Sunday to his home at Marsh
field, after spending Saturday in
this city, attending the Spanish
American War veterans meeting.
Returns to Albany
F. A. Wellman returned to his
home at Albany, after spending
Saturday here attending the busi
ness meeting and banquet of the
Spanish AmerlcaD war veterans.
Upturn to Albany
P. Classman, a Spanish-American
War veteran, who attended
the meeting and banquet of the
veterans here Saturday, returned
to his home at Albany yesterday.
Business Visitor
From southern points to- arrive
In this city Satunlay and spend the
week end attending to business
matters was Chas. H. Simmons. Mr.
Simmons Is from Hood Itlver and
returned today.
Her From Camas Valley
A. F. Thompson arrived here late
Saturday, and Is spending a few
days in the city attending to busi
ness matters and visiting with
friends. Mr. Thompson Is a resi
dent of Camas Valley.
Ileturns to Morrlt t
N. K. Woodhouse, who spent
Saturday In this city visiting, re
turned ve.terHnv tn 1.1. hnm. .
Merrltt, Oregon. Mr. Woodhouse
attended the business meeting
and banquet of the Spanish-Am'
erican War veterans.
From Coast-
Among those from the coast
to arrive here Saturday and at
tend the meeting of Spanish
American War veterans, was J.
P. Vollmer. of North fiend. Mr.
Vollmer returned home Sunday.
Here Hal unlay
In this city Saturday was Ed
ward H. Johut, who attended the
meeting and banquet held here
by the Spanish-American Wtfr
veterans. Mr. Johut returned to
his borne la Marsbfield Sunday.
APRON SPECIAL
Large variety of styles In
scout percale, lights ami darks,
first class, fll made aprons.
Fancy trimmed with rlc rac or
5itt- Medium and large sties.
1 nese are big values. Carr'st
From Yoncalli
Mrs. H. C. Stearns and daughter
were here over Saturday visiting
with friends and shunning. They re
turned to their home at Yoncalla
Noday.
Leaves For Salem
J. C. Houseoldt-r of this city, left
Sunday morning for Salem to visit
with relatives. He will probably re
turn to this city some time tonight
From Glengary
In Saturday visiting with friends
was Archie McGehey. Mr. McGehey
resides at Glengary, and returned
home Saturday night.
In Cottage Grove
Mrs. C. E. Jones of Roseburg Is
spending several days in Cottage
Grove visiting with friends and at
tending to business matters.
From Tiller
I. L. IToupler was here today at
tending to business matters and
visiting with friends for a few
hours. Mr. Donpier resides at Tiller.
In Saturday
Clinton McGehey was In this rlty
Satunlay visiting with friends. Mr.
McGehey resides at Glengary, and
returned to that placo Satunlay
night.
From Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sparrow were
guests in this city over Satunlay
from southern points. They are
residents of Medford and were here
visiting.
Here This Afternoon
Mrs. Fred Hamilton was In from
the rural districts today shopping
and visiting with friends. Mrs.
Hamilton Is from the Half Moon
Orchards.
Returns From Portland
Miss Helen Casey, and brother.
Von Casey, who motored to Port
land and spent the week end, re
turned to this city Sunday. They at
tended grand opera there.
Here Saturday
Arthur McGehey was among the
out of town visitors In this clly Snt
urday, visiting with friends. He Is a
resident of Glengary and returned
home late Saturday night.
Here Saturday
V. M. Cameron was an arrival
from the north here Saturday, and
spent the day attending to business
matters. Mr. Cameron resides nt
Eugene.
From 8outh
From southern points to arrive In
this city Satunlay was l). A. Apple-
gate, who was here attending to
business matters. Mr. Apple-gate is a
resident of Ashland.
Hera Today
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. O'Mara wore
In thin rlty this morning nttt-nillnc
to bus Incus affaire and visiting with
friends. They reside at (illd and
returned home this afternoon.
Council To Meet
The city council will meet In reg
ular session tonight. As there are a
great many Important matters to
be considered It Is expected that
the meeting will be a busy one.
From ItroolthiK
In this city over Snturday from
Curry county were Mr. and Mrs.
fleorge Wood and daughter.
They reside at Itrooklngs and
were here visiting.
Mrs. Moor Visiting Here
Mrs. (?. E. Moore arrived here
Saturday and is spending a few
days In the city visiting with
friends. Mrs. Moore Is a resident of
Camas Valley.
Motoring South
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Lewellen
spent Sunday here as guests and
visitors. They are from Portland,
and are motoring to southern
points to visit.
Returns to Coast
J. W. Howers returned to his
home nt Marshfleld Sunday arter
attending the meeting of the Span
ish American war veterans held
here Saturday.
Returns to Grants Pass
D.D.Howard returned to hs
tinmp at rirnntn PaH. R.indnv nfter t
miendlnv th 1hv h.-lW here nt-I
tending the meeting of Spanlnh
American war veterans. t
From Lexington
H. U McAllister was a visitor In
this city Saturday and a short time
yesterday. Mr. McAllister Is a lx
Ington. Oregon, resident and is a
Spanish American war veteran.
From Coast
T. P. Magfnnls was an arrival
from coast points Saturday, and at
tended the meeting of the Spanish
American war veterans. Mr. Ma
glnnls resides at Coos Hay.
Attends Meeting Saturday
Among the Spanish American
War vplomn tn nlttri(1 Hip nicef-
Inir held here Saturday was C. E. 1
Hildreth. Mr, Hildreth resides at
McMlnnvllIe, and returned home
yesterday.
From Grants Pats
M. E. Opejycke was a visitor In
this city over Saturdiy and attend
ed the meeting and hsnqi'et of the
Spanish American War veterans.
He returned to his home at Crants
Pass yenterday.
Visit Friends-
Mr. and Mrs. Tien McMullen. '
former Roseburg residents, arrived ;
here Saturday and spent th week !
end visiting with friends. They re-1
turned to their homo at Myrtle'
Point this morning. 1
Tin
ERE were few who
shared the
pioneers who undertook the de
velopment of the telephone.
.With an infant art to nourish'
constantly by new discovery and
invention, and handicapped by
scanty capital and public apathy,
they held to their vision of a
nation-wide service. ,
Nearly two score years ago,
when the telephones of the
United States were fewer than
those of a single New York
borough today, the business was
organized essentially like the
Bell System of the present. That
is: a central advisory staff, a
HAT MATERIALS
Hat frames, hat straw cloth
and braids, tint trimmings, big
lln of quality goods at Carr's.
We believe we have the big-
gent selection In Itnseburg.
Come in anil see this year's
beautiful offerings.
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Visiting Here
Mrs. Lawrenro HonnlKor Is Ihtp
from Canyonvllle visiting. Rhn will
bfl the holme cuest of Mrs. Hulph
Hunsakfr while in the city.
Here Today
Miss Knima Galla and sister,
were here today from Melrose vis
iting with friends and shopping
for a few hours.
From Yoncalla
Hero today attending to business
matters for a few hours was
Thomas Westfall. Mr. Wenfall is a
resident of Yoncalla. and returned
home In the afternoon.
From Oakland
Mrs. W. W. Kwlng was In this
city this afternoon visit lug nnd
shopping. She Is a resident of Oak
land and returned to that place
this evening.
Camas Valley Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Morris were
visitors tn the city today and trans
acted business for a few hours.
They are residents of Camas Val
ley. Plcketts Visit-
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pickett were
in today attending to busim-HS mat
ters and visiting with friends. They
I returned to their home at (ilendule
this afternoon.
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From Canyonvllle
1 tOHKllT WS a Victor In
,,t" Uiii ""Utliern
! part of the county. Mr. C'ougler Is a
, resident of CanymtvillH, and was
i here attending to bustnesH tnat-
iter
A mew thrill
New Style H'O
a sensation in cereals
TIE only oats that cook Into ftrnnulnr oatmeal.
(Nothing else like It. Meaty granules stimulate
digestion. Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful
flavor. More than a new oatmeal a new temaU
kncrgy-bullding corbohydrates, tlssue-buildlng pro
teins, a wealth of vital minerals. And New Style
IM) takes only 2 to J short minutes to cook the
quickest cooking cereal quic k as a Slash!
Sow
two
kind
Btandr full at
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Prophecy
faith of the
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
BELL SYSTEM
One Policy One System - Universal Service ' .
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NEWARK, N. J., Eeb. 2. Four
nlleged blackmailers are under po
lice guard today, one of them prob
ably dying, after a gun fight with
three detectives, who trapped
them In an attempt to secure H",
ooo from a Catholic priest. One
detective was wounded.
The priest, whom the alleged
hlackmnllers tried to victimize,
Kev. Ernest D'Aqulla, of Our
Eady of Mount Carmel Catholic
Church, In the foreign section of
the city known n the "Iron bound
dl:ricl," received two letters last
week demanding 910.000 on
threats of deani. The second let
ter the priest turned over to the
police, who directed him to place
a dummy pnekae in the appoint
ed place. Tin- three detectives hid
mar the rendezvous until three
men picked up the package, then
the' firing began.
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BE
AH those who are at all Interest
ed in the state demonstration farm
east of this city are requested to
meet ut the cily hall tomorrow af
ternoon at 2 o'clock to hear Prof.
H. D. Scudder. chief nf farm man-
agement at th agricultural col-1 decision and said bo with cushions
lege explain the workings of tho, ami other convenient missiles. p
OrctMm State Land Settlement , dibits the sale of cushions and nf
Commission, who have the develop-, Koft drinks in bottles. The order
merit of the farm In charge. I is general and applies to all a;-
Th" Chamber of Commerce Ik mns In ihe state.
IWular H-nOft
New M,l H O UiU tOulrkt
and wHfthr tk.-
rlht. Ilh
Est . - T
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central scientific organization
devoted to development and re
search, a central department to;
promote progress in operating
technique, a central source of,
supply of standardized material,
local operating companies fa
miliar with local needs, and
a national net-work of lines;
interconnecting these com
panics.
Telephone pioneers planned
this organization structure, be
lieving it necessary for efficienf
and economical national service.
The nation's experience has
proved the clearness of their
yision.
making an investigation of the
farm and Prof. Scudder suggested
that he come down and explain the
holo matter, and It Is hoed that
a large crowd turn out to the moot
ing tomorrow afternoon.
Thero Is a great deal of senti
ment against the continuation of
tho demonstration farm, and It la
well to secure first hand Informa
tion before the Chamber of Com
merce takes any action relative to
! it. ,
SPORT SHORTS
Hrltlsh Columbia la to usher In
the major golf tournament season
of the Pacific Northwest at Easter
when provincial title events for
men and women are to bo held at
the Col wood Country Club, Vic
toria II. C. A number of players
from California, Oregon and Wash
ington are to compete.
Nine players have so far signed
contracts with the Seattle base
ball club for the 1925 season,
they are: Frank Tobin, catcher;
Harvey "Suds" Sutherland, Pitch
er; John Zmlck, catcher: Frank
Emmer, Inflelder; Steve Chekaluk,
pitcher: Oscar Wood Pitcher;
Lloyd Maddock, pitcher; Francis
Fairbanks, outfielder; and Harry
Nlelson, Inflelder.
An order designed to prevent
fight fans from expressing disap
proval of referee's decisions by
showering the ring with cushions,
pop bottles and other movable ob
jects, was Issued at Log Angelvi
by Seth Strelinger, chairman of
the slate boxing commission. The
order which came as the result f
a demonstration at a Hollywood
arena last Friday In which a n tim
ber of fans were displeased over A
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