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Newspaper Page TextROSFBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1925. THREE .4 forge assortment of English Broad Cloth Beautiful Shades " Normandy Voiles All New Patterns Colored Indian Head (Fa. t- Color.) Beach Cloth You will be better plsased if you sec these materials. TheLadiesShoppe 1 39 N. Jackson St. WILLIAMS BILL IS ASSAILED BY IT'S OPPONENTS (Continued from pago 1.) Yoakum contended, ho ndvorated the CurtlflAi4WpU bill to provide f r a system of co-operative mar keting nancies and iO,UOU,uuO federal loan. The witness asserted r.o law could be written tliat would "res cue" the farmer through legisla tion proposing to place the fann ing industry under government management, find declared "the William measure Hhowed con clusively thai the IntertstH of the w hoh saU rs. brokers and commis sion men, would b" the protected Industries and the predominating power in controlling farming pro ducts. From Coast Among those arriving from coast points Monday and spending the day here Monday attending to business mutters was W. 11. Tale. Mr. Pale is from Martdifielri. Chief Figures in - . Ad f VK"'-- i'3i , Karl Carroll, famous New Vors theatilcal producer, was rushed to Johns Hopkins Hospital In flaltlmore, Md., fnllowinn a serious attack' of beart tro . He Is tlilny-flv years old. Tommy Gibbons, fit Paul light heavyweight, has been s'rned up sr.i Tex Rlckard, New York sports promoter, ts negotiating with Jack Detnpsey for a fifteen round fight to a decision In New York about June 1. the winner to agree to meet Harry Wills, negro heavyweight. Glaeoma d Martlno, recent Italian Ambassador to Japan, baa been appointed Ambassador to Uu J. cited States. 1 Wtmmns' Missionary Society I The Womans' Missionary Socle- ty, of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, will meet at the I parsomi'e, Thursday afternoon. February 12, at 2:30 o'clock. All I mymbera aro urged to attend as (important business relative to the 1 district conference will be discus i'Sid. ; Mr. Fenwick Much Improved ! The many friends of C. C. Fen ' wick, Klgarose resident, who had the misfortune to fall when the building upon which he was work 1 ing at his home, collapsed, will lie 1 glad to hear that he is much im proved. Mr. Kenwlck fell on his head, causing a depressed frac ture of the skull and hemorrhage , of the brain. He was brought to town, where Ir. Melvin gave as ' sislanco and was placed under , obsei vation, until Monday, when, he became much improved, and 'was taken home. Saturday after I noon, the hloou began to drain through the nose, affording him much relief. Ho will be kept un der observation for a while lon ger, to see that no complications aric. News Spotlight t -1. 1 ! LOCAL From Caimmvllle Mrs. J. K. Hurtle was a visitor in this city t-aturdny ami sp-nt the d.iv shopping. sSlte lro!n Cunyuuville. from Flgumso A . Atnliron was a visitor in thin ciiy from Klgurose Satur day. Mr. Andorson was here al tuiidiuj to lusini'sa mailers. From rm-kway JJ. M. Humphries spoilt Monday In KORtlmri; as a visitor and nt ti'Mdini; to liusinvsa ntfairs. Mr. liinniiarii's is Iroiu llrwkway. Yi-dlor Monday Kdwaid Cai-ulin waa in visiting with friends yesterday afternoon troin points vast of town, lie is a resident of rioutli licer Creek. Vlklusl Men' Mm. Chester Mnin visited in this city with friends Monday. Mrs. .Main is from Myrtle l'uint mid was a former resident ot south Lieer Creek. Vl-lis Monday -Miss Lola hwitt waa here Mon day and iL'iit the day visiiiun with friends. Miss Swift is from south Deer Creek and returned home last night. VlfdlH .Monday Mis. K. liandell was here from the coast Monday visiting with mends. Mrs. liandell is a Marsh field resident and lert this morn iug for the..8outh. Sir. Agro Visitor Z. N. Ageo, former resident of this city, is spending a day -or so hero attending to business affairs. Mr. Agee is with the Zellerbach l'auer company of I'ortland. Mrs. Cotiliv Ki'turiiH Mrs. W.-R. t.'onlee returned to this city yesterday afternoon, af ter spending the past two weeks in Portland. She was railed there to attend the funeral of a relative. Mm. Kvinj: Visitor Mrs. V. W. Kw ing w:rs l visitor in thia city Monday from points north of town. .Mis. li,v:ng is an Oakland resident. She was here a few hours shopping and visit ing. Ir. Cooper Much .tetter Dr. M. E. Cooper has some what recovered from his recent illness and is able to be about. However, he will not resumo work at his office till the first of next week. Visitors from llonglhi Mr. atid Mrs. Karl Hill were arrivals "from out of town points lale yesterday. They will be hero a few days visiting and on busi ness. The couplu are from lluag liu. 1 Hetilrn to City Mrs. A. H. Sprinkle r.ml daugh ter, of this city, re(urnul t,o their I home here yesterday afternoon, , after spending the voek end in Junction city, visiting with some I friends and relatives. Visitor in Town I .Spending a few hours in Hose burg Monday was Mrs. A. M. Cole, from piints south of town. Mr'. Cole is a resident of Canonville 'and was here shopping and visit- ; ing. : 'lsitors from Sulherlin I Mrs. A. Voi;elpohl und daugh ter, Mrs. Nod Smith, were here from Sutherlin yesterday for a j few hours on business and shop i pinp. Mr. Smith is from 1'ort ' land and is visiting her motlu r ! for a time, j f ; Crars Itcturn frvntt Cre'iwil " Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Crary ro- turned to their homo oil .Military 1 avenue yesterday afternoon, after spending the week er.J at Cres (well, where they visited with their sou. Mr. and Mrs. Liary just re cently moved to Oregon. California Cut's Collide Two California ears, one a coach, tho other a touring, collid ed at the intersection point at 'Cass and Stephens streetH yester idiiy afternooil ahout 4::.tl o'rloek. jThey belonged lo S. S. iiodenldatt ' of Los Angelea and A. I'aeat (heiklie. of 1'usadeua. Neither c.:r was damaged. 1 Livestock Sprialist II H. A. Lindgren or ' ment of live.-uork of Agrieultural College, 'day In Kos-burK ion t County Ai'ent Cooney sheep in this county. last nir.ht and visited the depart- the Oregon cpent th" tilling with '((Hieerning lie nrriveil for a Bhort time with his parent Mr. and , Mrw. .1. A. Lindfren of Melrore. .1 r BE EXAMi?ED AT CNCE DO NOT iufr-r linWinltcly with Pilc or niier Rrttal or Colon tli- i ordert. F)t.tminarion will relieve you of worry and doubt ahout your condition tnd my treatment! will cause tweedy j recovery of your former good health i and vigor. j Mt treatment fur Tiles ! CUARAN '. TEED to cure you or the fee for your treat rr.enri wII be refunded. j Call or write for my KF.EE I j J. book on Pile and ot!.er i.- RctJ an-j Colon diiur- CHh& S. DLAN.M.D..Inc p,viu3 r.nta s tTTi.e orritcs. 9 TM AS1t MIJ 6TM AND PI P. t - 6 r i NEWS Returns to Medford U. F. Piatt returned to his home at Medford. after spending iue k end in this city on buaimss and vlsilins. I lt turns to Ashland i It. U Harnurd returned to his home at Ashland this morning after spending Monday hero tras- aciing business affairs. VNits Monday J. C. Foster was In this city Monday visiting. Mr. Foster is from Forest tlrovo and was en route to southern points. Visitor Today n..unrym..r- nere inuay . UUB " j Is from BllUI'I'lllK. .HIP. jii-tn Drain and relumed home this vou- From Coos Bay Jas. A. Smith was an arrival Smith r. sides at Cuw Day. ami ill!Fpom Eugene be here u nay or so aUeuding lo . ",,..lnh4 business interests. Leaves on Business Trip II. U. MacKay. of this city, left this morning for drums Pass, where he will spend the next week or ten days attending to business matters, 111 Tm1uv ' In today for a few hours from the rural districts, was Hoy Quin ton. Mr. Qufnton resides north of town, and waa here transact ing business. Drills Visit Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Drill were visitors here Monday for a few hours from points south of town. They reside at Myrtle Creek und were here on business. Returns to Medford here on business, und attended the sales meeting of the Union Oil com-l iu pany, returned to his home at Med-jat (,I"an,a lord tills morning. Hero for lVw lny I. I.. Donpler is spending sev eral days in this city transacting business, und visiting with some friends. Mr. lumpier arrived from Tiller nasi night.' Visitor Returns to Medford Miss 1. llrown. who has been visiting here for the past two daysiiLeav8 For Los Ange es left this morning for her home at . J1SPI'' I-'" '"' .'!"" of . ford. Miss Hrown also has been i Heedsport. were in Koseburg yes- visiling in Portland. len'"y- ,V '"'.I mm,""K ,f" ILos Angeles where they will visit UndeiK. Operation ' for several weeks. Hoy Stearns, fn Oakland resi dent, underwent u nose und throat operation yesterday morning nt tlio Mercy hospital. Dr. A. C. Seeley was In attendance. Drain-Woman Visitor , Mrs. V.'. H. Levins was an arrival this morning from points north of tow n, and spent thu day visiting with friends and shopping. Mrs. Levins Is from Drain. Guests Saturday Dr. and Mrs. V. ,C. Cleveland were guests at the Grand Hotel Saturday and Sunday. They ri sitle nt Spokane and v re enroute to southern points by motor. : Return to Myrtle Point I J. C. Main, who spent Monday ihere attending the 1'nion (Ml sales meeting, and Mrs. Main, who v. ;is j here visiting, n'tunied to their ' heme at Myrtle PUnt today. j S. P. Insurance Man Here j Ili'it Leo is spemnng a few days !n Kost burg on business. Mr. Leo is insuranee nent for the Souih jein i'aeitU: conijiany, and urrivd from 1'orihind Saturday u!Kht. Visitors Return Home Mr. and Mih. C. )L Pierce, who havrt been visiting at the home of lhi'!r (.on, L. It. 1'ierre, and lam'ily, tor the past two weeks or so, h it, t!iit morning tor their home al Med ford. I M:n. King Komins ! Mis. tt. M. King, of the Speclnl- ty Shoppe, returned thia rnornn.g ! f ro m i 'o v 1 1 it nd , wli e ru she has , been Mending the puht week. Sli i attend. d the ttpring uiillineiy j openings. j Visitor from Myrtle. re'k Mrs. .Je.-e liatdwin was here ! from points south of town yesier ; day for a few hours. Mrs. Hald- win is a Myrtle Creek resident. an, was h"re visiting with fnemH a; id chopping. Here Several Dayt i 1). J. McKinnon 'ui umonif thosi I to arrive yesterday af t rnoon from j 1 northern points. Mr. McKinnon is a ; Kugene reshlent, and w ill be h-r ia few days attending lo busiie . i inteivsU. Coos Bay Couple Here Mr. and Mis. A. HehmMIe pn s;end.ng a few days in Uosebm ; i)H"n(fing to bu.jlnesn niatters ars'l VisiMng. They nni t'io Hay re: i dents, and arrived from the qoa.-t yi'Hterduy, Le-wsa For Lot Angelee Mi. s Marie lllnsfleld, who li.-n been in this oily lor Ihe past moritu visiting it the lmme of her unci', W. A. tJiUeg, ittft this morning f r Angeles, where nhe will mat.' her Lome with her father. R'.tu'rtt Home Mr. F. W. Huggerth returned her hfme in (irnntd Pnrn this niornirtr. nfter s.wnding the t-s-t ttk le n veiling. She hits pf-en vNiiKg at 1 1, home cf Imt dauiili ler. Mrs. A. L. Carter and family. Leave? Tor Medford M. Honey HI, who ha been upending th nat averal days in thi- niy oif bulnes. -f t for M"! ford. h-r he piprta to Iwat'-. Mr. ll'itteywell in looking for a place suitable for a chicken raiuh- Attorney in City I O. 8. Ilroan, (.temlale attorney. was In the city today attending to it-gal business. ( Here Monday In this city Monday afternoon at- iteming to business attairs wad H. ' iiiumih. .nr. lkkisuu jb iiuiu r.u- D w;.... H Mr. and Mis. H. A. Chandler m nt the (Jay here today attending to business matters. '1 Uey uill re- Hum home this evening. Business Visitor I.. A. Wells was an arrival from Cortland late Monday, and is spend ing a day or so in this city attend ing to business interests. Returns to Coast William Smith, who spent Mon day in Koseburg attending to busi- it,sJ iulerests. returned to his home at Coos Hay this morning. Mr. Thomas Visitor Spending a day or so In Kose burg transacting business is I 11. Thomas. Mr. Thomas Is from Eu gene, and arrived late yesterday. spent Monday In this city ttaitfacting business mat ters. Mr. Combs Is from Eugene, and left for the coast this morning. Viiitor Here Monday . II. Li'wla gprnt thP tiny here; yi-sttTilay transacting busliu'ss mat Iits. Mr. Lt'wlii U a MhUhnI rt'si dent. Leaves for Cottage Grove L. 0. Wllhi'lm li'll thitt niornliiK for Cottage lirove, tiCtt-r npendinK yesterday here attending the meet ing of the I'nlon OH agents of southern Oregon. Dr. Vinyard on Business Dr. Moses U. Vinynrd Is here ; from Portland, and will spend the : next week In the city attending to business affairs. He arrived from i the north last night. ToT,G"nf P,a"" F. M. Craig returned to his home 'ass this morning, after siiending yesterday here on busi ness, and attending the Union Oil sale3 meeting. Mr. Jorgenson Here Charles Jorgenson is spending a day or so in tills city on business anil visiting villi friends. Mr. Jor genson arrived from lilendale yes terday. Mr. De Bernard! In Joe De IJernanli Is here for a day or two attending to business affairs. Mr. 1 llernardl arrive from Kock Creek yesterday after noon. Spends Day Here It. YV. Weeks was in this city yVsterday, and attended to busi ness matters. Mr. Weeks Is a resi dent of Kugene, and returned this morning. Coast Couple Here W. 11. McCrea an d w i f e a re spending a short time In Koseburg on business and visiting. They are from North ltend, and arrived from the coast late Monday. Leaves For Coast I A. C. Vestal returned to Marsh j field today, after spending Monday here on hushiens and attending the ll'nlon Oil meeting. Mr. Vestal is the ja -nt at MarfhfieUl for that com- I'ltuy. Sanders Will Succeed Secretary Slcmp II '"W l tZ7 " . I lr.: EVEtZF.TI SVUJIES ! C Bascom Slemp. of Virginia, rirhfst mn who evi?r srt-d a prh J vate secretary to an A met lean Kreaidf-nt, will retire on Vlarrh i. t to look after hl large bunln-F.s lu I terftits He wilt he succeeili'd by t Kverett Sanders, retiring Congri-H ! man trim Indiana, who would have be-a ll'pulillcan Vlce-I'reefdfnt , liad It not been for the optNieitton j shown hint In the Cleveland, Ohio, . convention ty United HUtes Heoar- . tor Jane Watson, ot lad'ana. i "'ft-''' 3& 'v. V -f -ft . A f -A - ? "Red" as Lenin V - -J V" . : 7 .. '- KORKIS" SPECTOR.. Morrif rnwetor, a iourceen-Tesr. old New York school boy, organltor of the Junior Section of the Young Workere" Lenirue. threw 12.000 Now York "reds" Into a froncy with hla Imoassloned address In Madison gouare Garden at the second me morial meeting new mere rn Nikolai Lenin, when Communist called for an overthrow of the pres ent "Capitalist Government of the United States and the establish ment of a Soviet." Following nil address, the Redi Bang the Inter nationale. To Eugene W. M. Koblnson and C.A. Emll- cott. agents for the Union Oil com- pany at Kugene, returned to that Plate today, afler apemllni? Miiinlay here attending the sales meeting of that company. ooi.ii;r, iis.iritoYi-:s. fAworl.tM Vrvm rfl Wtr.) WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. Sug gestions In congress for abandon ment of the flexible provision of the tariff net are tlisapprved by President Coolidge. maiix is i;i,r.cTi:i. fAjanrlatM t'int lftant Wire.) T1KRLIN, Feb. 10. The Trufl sian lUet today elected lr, Wil helm Marx, former ChaneHlor of the lteich as Premier of Prussia, Dr. Marx received 2 '2 3 votes against K2 for Ilerr Ilieliter of the people's purty. The new pre mier will try to form a govern ment from the parties of the left. SUMMER EXCURSION RATES TO EE GIVEN THIS YEAR Eastern summer exe.ursion rates will be (Tlven by tho Southern Fn clfic railroad lo nil eastern stales Ihe Biinie as Inst year, according to lnl'ot million rec'ved todav , liy I,. II. Moore, the lornl aKent. Tho r.nlea datea nro from May 22 to Sent. 15 with a final return limit of October 31. Many porson- lawt year availed theinselvea of tho re duced faren durlliK Ihe mnr.jir'r Mil Hon, and It I expected that the of fer will be found nttraftlvi' during tho coming Hummer senson. SALE For This Week Only 30x3'2 Goodyear Tire and Tube. ...$7.50 30x3 J2 Goodyear A. W. T. Cord $11.00 30x3!2 Utility Cord and Tube. ...$8.25 31x4 Utility Cord $12.45 32x4 Utility Cord $13.45 33x4 Utility Cord $14.45 30x3'2 Silvertown Cord $10.25 10 per cent discount on all sizes of Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. 'A Up Your "-Business Like Newspaper AdvWisintf L-rs TIRE HARTH'S TOGGERY n Hkmm 1 Jmi IOT.'1YAX IP i TU inn THIS Store for men has the answer, whether your question refers to Suits, Coats, Hats Shirts or Slices. . Its authority is based on care ful observation cf what is preferred by men who are acknowledged to be well dressed. Particularly favored by such men are our Spring Style Suits. The coats are broad shouldered, a trifle short, cut to give a wide effect very athletic. Pockets and buttons are set low. Trousers hnng straight and are cenducive to comfort. The style is combined with the usual quality we always give our customers. Harth's WifleoiiMlii I'eople Here v Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Crane of Chimfewa Kal Ik, Wlscoimln, stop ped over In ltOHehurir Sunday and Monthly for a short visit with old friends, l'.ert Wells and f nnilly, and V. Chano and family. Toddy's Cross-Word Puzzle A CAIHTAU-Puir.le No. 95. " By J. C. BOYD" . , ,o I m-rr- ir 7 fBL , dL. 17 16 ;V 3T U ZZ Zi , M4 Uf T H, 77 TT " 777- 7K tt 77j7; to : tt" j io 37 - ,.; 13 777, W ',,, 40 "it" , ' Ml ,-, a Ui ; U4 4f TW. -a- ,',. I I 7 I I f- HO -fx-, Ti iu, HORIZONTAL 1 wholesome 4 a thick pint 7 ruff i deiiirting aye.nt 6 oil serve 9 herb used In tn.a 10 in the last nn'Tith (i.hhr.) 12 without feet 13 human be i Tig J5 very high pMHintnin 17 Knrland (Hi.nr. i 20 a rnlor 2.'.- -riixe 2 unused 2,1 to cxerriw 27 fnrbiri Zti isly , oltiua trl.-iiirti 80 great nrtrry 82 howling 3 fiiih with penr-like enout SR river of Italy 33 Invest city of the world Inhhr.) 40 Noah'f bont 42 nt a d; tnnre with in view 44 and so forth 45 wing-like organ 4iV utn Apart 47 wf. evi dent truths 49 Kant Venezuela (nhhr. 50 I'minu Roster 1 (ah nr.) f1 linl on bZ nhield or defensive armor Herewith unltiflnn to Pur.r.Ie An LV-. U I - IE l I" I ' iTTwToTTTi I y a I i I u v t c Hie Home of Cool C'othes What ate Men IV' wearing.'' Toggery Visitlna At Harness Home M r. and Mrs. Cene Richardson arc here from the coaat and will spend several days here visiting ,and will be. quests at tho home ot Mr. and Mrs. Iludolph Harness, ,'1'hey nre residents ot Unndon. VERTICAL 1 urn nil wood 2 f inished ( poet. ) 3 npnt he cnry'i weight 4 hit with the open hand 6 cut off harnly rV Awaited 1 0 two-toed iloth 1 1 thin ttrip of fnhric 1 4 preposi tnn 16 position on a foot ball team Oihhr.j 18 point of cumnrtHf 1 ! to mrree ,( 21 Russian nmuniain range 22 distant 23 insect 2ft kew 27 fen 2S drajf 29 pacifier 30 some 31 web-footed diving bird 83 Borrow 34 ancient native of Peru 3 ft yee 37 on who roams 10 in company or associa tion 41 male sheep 43 upper port of a glacier 45 military assistant 46 ply the needle 48 ship's raU for help A Hint for Begirtnert The croti-word puzxle dia gram U merely a means of con cealing words which are synony mous to those listed and which will interlock perfectly and so read equally well crosswise or downwards. Always look for the number of the synonym on the diagram. If horizontal, you must find a word to fit between that number and the firtl shaded stop to the right; if vertical, you must fit your worj between the number and the rst shaded top below.