ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1925.
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When you pass around
these big, light, fluffy,
brown crusted dough'
nuts that can be so
easily made with
IB) 11 f!?Hfi
BRAND
FLOUR
you'll be glad to admit tlutt
you made them. Ami whether
you make bread, cakes, or
pastry you'll find FISHER'S
BLEND equally good
for
every
purpose
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DRAB VILLAGES ARE
BEING BEAUTIFIED .
(Anoctitcd Vim htmntd Wlw.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11. Ileau
ty 1h overtaking the drab Ainerl
enn village. According to obHerva
tions of the department of agricul
ture. In a enrrent study of village,
planning and its benefits.
Although HO.lM.O.tMtO persons live
In American villai n mid a fann
ing population or .lo.ono.ooo largely
depends upon them for .hii-slnews,
educational and social purposes,
the department found (hem "usu
ally unattracilv anil often very
ugly" suffering by eoinnnriaon In
this reaped with those of other
countries.
The ntart that 1m being I
made towards improvement and
beautirtcatlon has proven In ev- :
cry case. It was said, a material i
asset as well as an aesthetic one.
roinllnn out that, "aa Hie lann-
er'n rhlef pellit of enntnet with
nntiiile lnt.'isl tlie tlllairo ran
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Globe 8S0 Five Tube Itadlo Kecelver will be popular for
Its quiet operation and true tone leception.
It will become your faorit set because you can easily
tune In broadcasting stations from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and, you will appreciate theso five Milicnt features.
1. rreil.se Selectivity.
,se Selectivity.
Volume.
2. Cnod
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4. Simplified Tunyig "Non
6. Accurate I-ontm
The 7x21 ' nke lite Vmel ttlth hakellie dials and knohs,
tnstalleil In solid mahoritny raliinet. maVea this unit nnl
ahle for the most lutishlyAf irrlf lied home.
Sold on Terms Fre Demonstratlen
Write tr particulars.
No. SSO. Globe Duo Dyne r Tuhc Kecelver 1100 00
Ott's Music Store
ROSEBURO
make a big contribution to the
I l.u..f.t.i..uu ..t las,.. Iir.." IK.. Aa.
parlutent assert ed llitit an ..(trac
tive village and good streets and
convenient approaches ami retrea
(ton HpolH were "an important in
f Wiener on Htuhllizlng farm life,
and counteracting the attractions
of the city Tor ihe ynuiiK jleople of
the faini.
fitll'lH;iKer COBtB leas Per pound
than butur.
TWO FRENCHMEN ARE
KILLED IN PLANE
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NIAMKV. French West Africa.
Feb. 1 1 The h-voihI plan of the
French air mission to Lake Tchad
crashed on taking off here today ,
snd Sergeant Vaadaele. the pilot I
was killed. Colonel Vuillemin. 1
co in urn lol IliK llm plane. Captain "
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s. A. REVIVAL
IS SUCCESSFUL
There la a fine Interest and spirit
In the revival now going on In the
Salvation Army Hall. The sinking I
la lively and spiritual. Last night
many were stirred by the impas
loned pleas of the Scotch preach
er. ;. V. Scott, for holier living
among the professed followers of
Christ. More reverance for the Holy
Church of Cod and a burning heart
of love for the never dying souls of
the sinners of Hosebyrg. The
churches were exhorted to forget
their denominational prejudices and
get together for an old fashioned
Holy Ohost, sin killing revival,
that would confound the devil and
get glory to (iod. Sin. formality and
hvitocrlsv were scathingly denounc-i'
ed and Jesus was lined up aa the
only Savior. C.od'a power was pow-
erfullv manifested. At the close of
the nervines n eoodlv numbtir knelt
at the altar to pray for souls.
The army la looking forward to
a gracious outpouring of the Holy
Spirit on the churches and the peo
ple at this time. An Invitation Is ex
tended to all the pastors and mem
bers to co-operate. One of the fea
tures of the meeting Is the singing
of Mr. Hcott, who was formerly an
opera singer, and later a singing
evangelist. Mr. Scott is the author
of almost a hundred hymns. To
night he will sing his first hymn
success entitled "I Am Saved
Praise God." The services are as
follows, l'reachlng 6 to 7 a. m. Wble
lecture 2 p. m., preaching at 7:30.
For prompt taxi service, city or
country trips. Phone 44.
CONTEST CASE IS
HEARD IN LAND OFFICE
V.'. T. Rhoppard, of North
Hcnd, formerly a resident of Hose-
i hurg spent yesterday In this city
! attending the contest hearing at
he local Innd office in which his
homestead In Olnlla was at Issue.
Mr. Slieppard spent three years
on his claim, and In making final
proof faced a contest brought by
Gustaf Johnson. Johnson, it ap
pears, built a cabin whlrh Shep
pard claims Is on his land. Sliep
pard occupied the house, which
Johnson now claims. The ques
tion will he decided by surveying
the homestead claim. Mr. Sliep
pard Is now employed on the
police force In North Bend.
NOTICE TO WOODCHOPPERS
Bids wanted on 40 cords 3 ft. old
growth fir for Odd Fellows hall. See
Storey lies at Hexall Drug Store
for particulars.
I j. M. DAVIS,
Sec. I. O.O. F. Hall Committee.
POPE MAY BE PLAN
NING A WORLD TOUR
CA-wKtitH Vtrm Leianl Wire.)
nOMK. Feb. 11. All attempts
to negotiate a concordat between
thn Vntlcan and the Italian gov
ernment have failed because the
Holy See It in stated In circles
clone to the government, tins made
It an Initial condition that the
concordat be acknowledged by all
the powers, thus becoming an In
ternational aKrerment, This would
enable any signatory party to In
terfere In what Italy considers
her own Internal affairs, namely,
her relations with the Vatican.
The London Morn tag rout to
day printed an Item saying that
lioinan Catholics In Great Hrltaln
sait inoy consiueren imennooa oi
a concordat reached soon between
the Pope and Premier Mussolini,
In which cane 111 Holiness pre
pared to make a tour of the
world.
It Is understood that Premier
MusKollnl has not lost hope of
.!".uln.K Ji.rr.!?" !?.!!.IC.r?:,.t"
both parties, but nothing positive,
has resulted.
The report reaching here that,
once the concordat was concluded,
the Pope would make a tour of
the world, Is given no credence.
For that cold Ask for "Pioneer
Cold Capsules." They ive quick re
lief. Lloyd Crocker.
MYSTERY OF MAN'S
DEATH IS UNSOLVED
(AMorUtol Vmm tA Wire.)
LA i KANDE, Ore.. Feb. 1 1. ( Seattle, telephoned that h in nun
The mystery surrounding the,had arr.-s e,i a man giving t it
death and Identity of a man sup- jnam,iV,f .lian and were hold
l""'l to be H. Brady of Toronto, lug him for nvestmation. .
"ninla. remained ununited iouhv
' rorcinem jury ii w'
UllknOWtl fanned", tllG lOtl.V WH
rmiuil neiir I .a Crnmle .Suuilay. '
V' C k'trhv Hirain testified
niKht ((H.lu-TBX tTiat death
nun ii oi nee ii chiipii ij tm
on the head or strangulation. No
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knife wound were
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole
Have Mustemlc handy when a cold
.arts. It has all nf the advantage of
jrandmother'nimislard plaster WITII
)l "rtlwihlinrr. You just apply it with
:he lingers. l-"irst you feel a warm tingle
w tlie healinttointtm'tU ix'netratea the
:mres. then comes a soothitur, cooline
vnvntion and quick rrlirl.
Made of pine oil of mustard and
ithcr (ample niKmlicnls, Mustcjllr is i
In tors. Trv Musterole for bronchitis,
M! re throat, stilf neck, pleurisy, rhcu
r , n:rtism. InmKno. rnin. asthma, ncu-
-atoa, cotiKrstion, pains and aches of
ihAbackor joints. re muscles, sprains,
iruv vs. chilhlatns, trusted feet, colds of
Ihei'oest. It may prevent pneumonia
ind'Hu"
ToMothertt MustsroUls alra
m.H in milder form for
babies and small childran.
Ask hir Children's Muatarola.
3oc and 6.V, jars
j-j.. and tubes.
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Quinine
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The First and Original
Cold and Grip Tablet
Proven Safe for more than
a Quarter of a Century as
an effective remedy for
COLDS, GRIP, INFLU
ENZA and a8 a Preventive.
The box bears this signature
fries 30c.
found on the body.
Authorities were today awalt
Iiik a report from Portland on an
analysis of the man's stomach.
Inquiries sent to Toronto have
broiiKht no reply. The war office
at Ottawa replied that it knows
nothing of the man.
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at
the Cause and Remove It.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel, act gently
on the bowels and positively do the
work.
People afMcted with bad breath
find quick relief through Dr. Ed
wards' Olive Tablets. The pleas
ant, aiurar-coated tablets are taken,
for bad breath by all who knqw
them.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act
gently but firmly on the bowels 1
and liver, stimulating them to nat
ural action, clearing the blood and
gently purifying the entire system.
They do that which dangerous
calomel does without, any of the
bad after effects.
All 1he benefits of nasty, sicken
ing, griping cathartics are derived
from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
without griping, pain or disagree-
able effects.
Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered
the formula after seventeen years
of practtre annmg patients afflict -
ed with bowel and liver complaint.
with the attendant bad breath.
Olive Taldet, pre purely a vege -
table compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their
ollv color. Take one or two every
niht for a week and note
the et
r.c and 30c.
MORE SUSPECTS ARE
HELQ FOR MURDER
Aaanrtitrd Prrw LraaH W I r. )
TACOMA. Wash.. Keb. 11 Two
! by Taconia and Seattle pie,' in
thp round up of suspects for the
slaying of Harry H. Schmidt. Ta
coma banker, Saturday morning,
making a total of six now held for
investigation.
At 10:30 o'clock last night De
tectives John Paulson nnd August
V. Pierre of Taconia, arVested Ar
den Lloyd, 21, at fi-'ft Pnlverslty
Street, Seattle. He was brought
here at 1 o'clock this morning and
Is held in the Taconia city jail.
Scarcely had the Taconia offic
ers arrived home when Captain of
I Meet Ives Charles Tennan;, nt
lephoneil that his nun
man giving the ,
Iietectives I'aulson and St. Pier
re declined to give detail of evi
dence acainst Llod but he admit
ted he whs the hushand of the
woman held here and known as
Jane Moore. He said she had
been here three weeks snd was ac
quainted with Kuhy Mclnni. ah
being held for Investigation. An
attempt will be uuo to have the
two men Identitied this morning
Send her a plant or boquet of
beautiful flowers from The Fern for
Valentine's Pay.
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SAN KKANCISI'O, Keb. 9.
More people commute by water to
San KraiH-lseo daily than to any
other city in tlie Tutted Statrs
eti-ent New York, it has heeii
estimated here.
rcrry noius ourinK l-t car
ried fi.'i.l.M9 persons, or ju?t
altout half the population of ttu
l'n (ted Jitntes. whlih represented
an Increase of Tn.74S pa!senKcrn
over tl. priHTiiing year.
i Of the total nmier, 4. . Ptt
i were carried In automobiles on
j vehicular ferri.-. This tragic
I gained a half million In 1 9 J 4 orr
I A nice problem for a winter
I evening would be to figure out.
ion the shove basi. how lonu It
: would take the entire pnpulnttoi,
! of the nation to crows San r ran-
rlm-o bay at the ctnnmuter Tst.
I with three separate ferries leav
ing farh side every twenty nun-
utes between A a. m. and mid
night, and carrying about 5"0
( people each, which Is raid to he
I good average.
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. WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 1
1 The house commerce com-
niitiee today by a rote of 1 1
, to 6 declined to report me w
Hooding bill, prohibiting
huiher railroad freight rates
for short hauls than for long
hauls over the same route.
O. A. C DEFEATS
WASHINGTON FIVE
COIlVALLIS,.Ore., Feb. 11.
The Oreaon Agricultural college
hnkethall team - defeated the
Washington state quintet here
last night, 30 to 17. The Aggies
took an early lead and steadily
piled up a comfortable margin.
The first half ended with the
srure 15-11. wfch the locals on
the Ion end.
F
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SECTY. OF flGRIC.
(AwocUted Preai Leased Wirt.)
WASHINGTON". Feb. 11. Al
though the White House with
held comment, administration of
ficials elsewhere Indicated a be
lief today that William M. Jardine
of Kansas, bad virtually been de
cided on by President Coolidge for
secretary of agriculture.
The Kansas delegation In con
gress which once endorsed J. C.
Mohler, also of Kansas, for the
post, met and changed Its support
to Mr.. Jurdine. Members of the
committee have been In constant
consultation with Mr. CoolidKe,
but they declined to. say whether
they had definite information as
to his decision.
Mr. Jardine, who Is a member
of the president's agricultural
conference conferred with Mr.
Coolidge. Officials said the visit
had to do with agricultural ques
tions, but declined to go Into de
tails. Mr. Jardine Is president of the
Kansas agricultural college, and
his supporters say he has the en
dorsement of Secretary Hoover to
whom the president previously had
offered the agriculture secretary
ship. His attitude toward the Mc-Nary-Haugen
farm bill had been
displeasing to some of the Kansas
delegation supporting that meas
ure, the delegation was unanimous
today however, in its endorsement
of him.
Mr. Jardine has had many kinds
of experience that would be of
value to him as Secretary of Agri
culture. Born on an Idaho ranch in 1879,
he was a cattle puncher In Mon
tana at the age of 15, and than af-
u- a fti th i!th Airrirnl
ture (.olu.Ke became an Instructor
lhere n jr,,, ne began a four
, J()d of aervjct; jn the aKrl.
',.!.,,., .i,,,,,.,,,,,... in
, charKe , cm.al proh,em9. He
nas been connected with Kansas
agricultural college since 1914 and
! Its head since 1918.
rve it your next luncheon and
watch It vanish. GRIMM ItUOS.
MILK I1HEAU. Phone 133.
For plants and flowers for Valen
tine's Iuy, call The Fern.
BIG DANCE
' At Long's Hall. Coles Valley,
Saturday evening, February 14.
Given by five piece orchestra from
, Keedsport.
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Modern conveniences. pure,
I wholesome government inspected
j ingredients, perfect sanitation, en
i able us to mnke a perfect loaf at
a minimum price. It's the flavor;
It's the quality; you simply cannot
get awav from GUI M M UROS.
MILK HHEAI). Phone 133.
aLF tXH IISK HA INCOME.
SAV FRANCISCO. Feh. ! The
m,iniclnal mot course in Lincoln
munU
Park
$ri0.o
mu
prk here earned an income of
00 for the city park com-
on during 1924.
This ween only 50 cents for
your old hot water bottle applied on
a new one. Kring the old one with
you. Lloyd Crocker.
LAUNDRY KIDS
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WELL UAUNOeREO CLOTHES
ARe FULL CHEtR..
ONe REASON VOU
5H0VLD 6 END ThM VCRC g
Properly laundem! clothes .
are chterful clothes. Send
your glad garments here
and hey will come back
to you in sweet, smiling
condition. The prices we
charae won't disturb your
serenity.
Rofteburg Steam
Laundry
Phon 79 ftoatburg. Or.
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t LOCAL NEWS J
I'iwsencer A Rent, here Today
Charles P. Durfy was a Koae
burg visitor today and transacted
business for a few hours. Mr.
Duffy is the traveling passenger
stent for the Northern Pacific,
railroad company and is located
In Portland.
(Herniate Man Visits
Dock Gould was here today
visiting with friends and attend
ing to business affairs. Mr. Could
is a Olendale resident, and re
turned horn this afternoon.
Mr. Carter hero wilh Mother
Mrs. Nina Carter, formerly of
this city, arrived here yesterday
from her home in Ashland, and
will be with her mother, Mrs. J.
H. Campbell, who recently suffer
ed a stroke of paralysis.
Carrs Xotv In South
Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Carr, of the
Carr's Variety Store In this city,
are now In New Orleans, accord
ing jo word received In this city
by friends yesterday. They will
go on to Washington. D. C. where
they will spend a day or so, and
then on to New York City, where
they will attend buyers week.
They will be there about a week,
and will return by the northern
route.
Visitor from Happy Valley
In rrntn the rural districts for
a few hours today visiting witn
friends and shopping, was Mrs. i
i Frank Stelnhauer. She Is from i
Happy Valley.
lan Cflinplwll Kvpocted Today j
Daniel Campbell, former Hose-,
burg hoy. Is expected In this city I
sometime today from San Fran- '
irisco. He was called here because
of the recent dangerous Illness of
his mother. Mrs. J. H. Capbell. !
in loont
Miss Teleford spent a few hours
In Hosebnrg this morning visit
ing and shopping. Miss Teleford
Is from Happy Valley, and return
ed home this afternoon. 1
Mrs. Campbell Improving
Mrs. J. H. Campbell, who suf
fered a stroke of paralysis early
Monday morning, as she was
arising, and who has been dan
gerously III since. Is reported as
slLghtly Improved last nlpht
IS THE GOLDEN AGE
THE GLAND AGE?
In a recent press dispatch, a;
London physician stated that the
Ciolden Axe of man bids fair to be
the (landular axe, when salvation
will be taken in tablet form. He
said further that the averace man
believes that his thoughts, action
and feelinits are controlled by his
mind. But It Is possihle to show
that mind Is itself under the de.
potic sway of the ductless alanils.
which generate in the system the
chemical fluids on which depend
health, happiness and morality.
Glandocen, the new scientific
Kland tonic, prepared In tablet
form provides a simple method of
taking Klandular treatment. C.lan
douen, for men and women. Chap
man's drug store will supply you. I
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This is the way a gasoline
should respond. There is
no substitute for Quick
Starting Shell Gasoline
SHELL COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA
QMidtatlingQualilu
originated by SMELL
maintained by SSfglUL
sold everywhere by gJg g
Micellis lteturn Home
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mlcelli re
turned lust night from Loa Ange
les wlrere they have been visit
ing since November. Mr. Micelll
; says he is glad to return to tho
j Unipqua Valley in spite or the re-
markable climate being enjoyed in
, the southland. During his stay
in the south he saw Mr. and Mrs.
H. V. Strong, who are"also visit
ing in southern Califoruia. The
Micellis visited with Lee Wlm-
berly unci family in Los Angeles,
j Seniors to Entertain High School
The senior class of the local high
school, w ill entertain the student
body with a program Thursday af
' ternoon, February 12, at 3:16 with
; a program. The program is to be a
' musical skit. "Memories of Hache
! lor." The skit was put on by the
i class of '22 a few years ago, and
i afforded a great deal of 'entertain
I ment and amusement,
i Visiting at Lane Home
Mrs. tieorge Grubbe Is visiting In
this city for the week, and will be
a house guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Lane. Mrs. Oruhbe
Is from Wilbur.
CIIOICK CIIICKKXS ItII.M:l).
(AMociited rre Ltu Wire.) j
WMTIfSWAN, Wash., Feb. 9.
Mrs. r. II. Donps of Mnxee. pre- 1
Our Customers Like It
That U. the habit we have of serving our pairons a little more
nri:nint lv snl f fii'(tnt I v t hnn thtv fx twrt ntir nrart irt nf
giving each ord
VERY BEST GOODS IN EVERY CASE
The children may be st-nt down or the ordiT given by phone,
and we will rHtirn nppieoialiw servic. Our Kfoceiy In Ju.-a
as near as your telephone
PICKENS
Perkins BUg.
Lm THE " MM!
f.fj aS5,V WE ('ep "'t "f the ' f ;
A TV times. We to not show
1 iCV 5rou ,a,t yar'a Keas snd K )
dS I f-yf r) deslKiis. You will rind sa
, V M bt'Te ha'r Is novel,
I M J'lJ whatever Is new Rnd
lfFQJ)h I na,eT,,r ' ""8 in stlks. I",
J "Quality and Economy- g
NEW 11,8 Silk Store fx
qjjc 81 lk nd Satins I
K! St I.ABRAHAM
ROSEBURG, ORE. JACKSON STREET
A ROSEBURI
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paring home-canned peas for din.
ner, noticed a little gas escaping
when the can was opened, and.
detected a faint strunge odor.
Concluding that the peas prob-'
ably were slightly spoiled, she
threw them to the chickens and
prepared another can. When her
husband went to feed the hens
next morning, 75 choice barred
Plymouth Hocks lay dead under
their perches.
Health officer H. II. Smith de
clared the can contained enough
botulism spores to cause the death
of more than a thousand persons.
Hnve you sometning to sell, to
trade, "j give away. Use News
Uetiew columns.
ASH BY'S IMPORTED
BOCCOL1 SEED Is celling rapid
ly. Order at once. Mrs. N. C. Ash
by, Apt. 6. over Rose Confection,
ery. Koseburg. Ore.
HAPPED HANDS
chilblains, frostbite just rub
on soothing, cooling, healing
VI6KS
Owr 17 Million Jar Utmd Ymariy
lor personal, careful attention, and supplying the
BROTHERS
Phone 68