Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, February 21, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1925 THREE LOCAL NEWS ' Here For Week End I Roland Swarti arrived ber last niKht from Corvallia to ix-nl the erk eud visltiiiR Willi bis parents ! and Irlt-nda. I . Arrlws from Mrdfonl Miss Florence Wilson arrived here last niKht from Medford, and will spend the next several days visiting with friends. To Portland I.yle E. Marsters and Roy Fry left last nltsht in the former's car for Portland They w ill spend a day or two on business. Quick Starting Shell Gasoline starts this way-quick! On Business n a K.T mpnt Priilnv in this city tralisai'tlnit business matters. Mr. Neal Is from KUKeno, and re turned there this morning. From Snleine Oeorge M. nurch stopped over In Roseburg for a few hour yes terday to visit. Mr. lturch is from Salem and is on his way south. Leaves For Euoene V. W. Stetzner left for Eugene this morning, after spending a short time yesterday ana last nigni in Koseburg lookfng after Interests. Myrtlo Folnt Sinn on IIuhIiim William Deadrick arrived here yesterday afternoon from Myrtle Point. Mr. Deadrkk will spend a day or so In Roseburg on busi ness matters. To Coma Mrs. MiGury left this morning for her home at Coos Day, alter spending yesterday and lust uight in this city vlsitiiiK. On Business K. J. Taylor spent Friday here transacting business mailers. Mr. Taylor Is a Portland resident, and ltti for the north this morning. From Ruck Fork John K. Morris was a visitor in Roseburg for a few hours today. Mr. Morris is from lluck Fork und was here oil business. Hero fodny Mrs. It. li. Clark spent a few hours in this city toduy transact ing business and shopping. Mrs. Clark is a resident of Uuklaud. Hero Friday' C. H. Miller was an arrival from the north yesterday and spent the day visiting. Mr. Miller resides at Portland. On Itustuess Among those to spend Friday In this city attending to business mutters, was 11. K. Klliott. Mr. Klliott is from Portland. A'isllors from Oakland .Mrs. li. W. Jones und daughter were urrivuls from Oukluud this morning, und speut a few hours iu the city visiting and shopping. SHELL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA QaicjStariing Qualify originated by SHELL maintained by SHELL sckleraywhoeby SMELL HELD FOR EXTORTION (AnuciiteJ 1'ren i.t'aMHl Wire.) CHICAGO, III., Feb. 21. Robert Corbitt, a printer, Is being held by the police today for nn alleged attempt to obtain $1,000 from Mrs. Union Klwood Stokes of Denver, Colo. He also will be taken to the psychopathic hospital for a mental examination. Corbett saw Mrs. Stokes yester day iu the court room where her husband, W. E. 1). Stokes, of New York City, from whom she Is sep arated and others, are on trial charged with conspiracy to defame her and declared she was a woman he knew as Cora Stewart, In Den ver in 1911, and for whom he did investigating work. Should you need repairs for your spray outfit, where would you pet them? If it is a Hardie you need not worry, as we have them. Keep this In mind when buying a sprayer be cause It may pave you a lot of de lay. Wharton Ilros. i THACKER ARRESTED Charles Thacker was ar- , rested today by Sheriff Jen- nines of Jackson county, on a warrant charging him with is- suins bad checks.- Thacker is ! alleged to have issued checks amounting to ubout $07 in .Meihonl. He was indicted in the circuit court of Douglas county for a like charge but the case was not brought to trial. ! ' Here Is a new alliance which film . fans will anticipate with interest. Norma and Schildkraut will make t heir tirst appearam e together In "The Song ot I.ove," a story of bar baric life and love on the bolder of the Arabian desert, at the Antlers tlieat.-e on Sunday, Monday and Monday matinee. j Schlldiiraut, her new leading man, has had a successful career in ! drama In Ktlrope and America. In i films his performance in "Orphans i ol the Slot in" w a a distinct tri umph. His career In films since has I been watched with keen interest. j See the new Walnut bedroom furniture at the store of Mc- Kean, Darby & Baldwin. On Business. A McKae was on arrival here last night from, northern points, and will spend a short time in the city on business. He is from Portland. Hero Frldny B. M. Collin was amoro? those from northern points, who spent Friday in this city attending to business matters. Mr. Colllus Is from Corvallia. Visitor from Ashlnnd Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carson spent Friday in Koseburg visiting. They reside at Ashland, and lott tnis morning for northern points on business. Strongs Visit Mr ml Mrs. (5. 8. Strong were Roseburg visitors yesterday, and transacted business and shopped ror a rew hours, i ney are irom Myrtle Creek. On Business T. 11. rtusenbark transacted busi ness In this city for a few hours i Friday. Mr. Rusenbark resides at Melrose, and returned home In the evening. Returns to Kugcne C. K. Lowe returned to Eugene this morning, after spending a day or so in this city Iruusuctiug business afluirs. lU'turns in lNutlund f 11. A. Thoburn returned to his home at Portland this afternoon, after spending a day in this city visiting and attending to business mailers. PRISONER REPRIEVED A. F. Johnson, of Myrtle ) Creek, who was arrested lust ' December for possession of a still, and who was fined S'.HU given 60 days in jail, to lay received a reprieve until Aprd 10. The reprieve was Isme.l by Governor Pierce In order to permit Johnson to return to his home where hl wife is iil following the birth of a I son. and where his other small children nre In need of atten- lion. He Is to return on April . 10 to serve out the balance of his sentence unless fur- ther executive clemency is re- ceived before taut time. Jlrighten the homo with a bed room suite from MrKenn, Darby & llnldwin's. Here transacting business today for a few hours was F. I. lletts. Mr. Hells Is a C.lengary resident. Garden tools of all kinds at Whartou Ilros. A marriage license was Issued yeslerdnv evening to Cnrllon Snell and Hellen Ojalla, both of Drain. Mm We carry a complete line of seasonable Fruits and Vegetables Include Our Entire Stock That is the way we have of doing business every day, and everything we offer is of the VERY BEST Country and city people are cordially invited to make, our store their headquarters when shopping. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE ROSEBURe,- OREGON It's i table decoration. It's a household necessity. No larder is complete without It. (JK1MM ItKOS. MILK I) HEAD. Phone 133. Lyman Spencer returned last nipht from i'orvallis where h at tended the meeting of tho Willam ette Valley Cleaner Association. Com to Portland O. M. I-errie, local Standard Oil company manager, left this morn ing for Portland to attend to busi ness matters for a few .lays. ltcturns to Coast Air, and Mrs. T. J. Halstead re turned to their home at Coos Hay this morning. They spent yester day in this city on business and visiting. Husiucss Visitor Friday F. E. Contrill was a business visitor In tills city Friday. Mr. Contrill is a resident of Portland I und left for Uie north this moru- ROSEBURG AND WALKER HIGH SCHOOLS TO DEBATE AGAIN NEXT WEEK Liberty Theatre "Let Women Alone,' admonishes the picture at the Liberty Theatre Sunday and Monday and proves that It Is sound advice. Kor both the old and the young "heroines" have Ideas of their own airtl spunk enoueh to carry thm out to the dis oumriture of the old one's son and the young one's uncle. The picture Is the screen ver sion of Viola Brothers Shore's Sat urday Evening Post story, "On the Shelf." Antlers Theatre Norma Talmadge and Joseph Schildkraut th suprmit tragedi enne the most magnetic lover. Majestic Theatre If did not t;:ke I'nivrrral officials vry long to decide that Haby IVg .;y was fitted for jewel length fea tures after the ability the tiny star lei displn.vrd in her first big pro duction, "The I'arling of New York," and al.-:o because of the preat cast that yurroundrd her. Tor this reason her newest production has an equally strong cast. Local film fans will have an op portunity to pee her second big feature, "The Law Korbiu.s," with Jess Robins directed from nn orig inal story by Bernard MeConvill, at the Majestic thoatre Sunday and Monday. The Roseburg High School and Walker High School debate teams will meet again next week and debate the samo question on which they debated Friday at Walker and nt Roseburg. Tho question was: "Resolved, that the Japanese sliould be admitted to the I'uited States under the quota term of tho general immigration laws." The judges here, who were 1(1 Fhop Sumner of Portland, Super intendent of Srhoolg Maxwell, of Prain, and Miss Clem of Cottage (.rove, made a 2 to 1 decision in favor of the Walker nfgutive team, and the judues of Walker gave the local negative team a 2 ,to 1 decision at Walker, making . these two schools tie for the hon i or of debating for the district I rhampioship at Kunene. The pos- Ri Mill les am that the two teams will debate off the tie next week, u-ing the same question. The winners of this contest will then delmte araint the winners of the Kugene High School and Cniversl ty High School contest, which was held last night at Euirene. The team which is victor In the last debate will have the Southern Willamette Championship. Visitor In Town Friday C. H. Parkhurst was among those who spent a few hours in Rose burg visiting with friends and transacting business yesterday. He is from Melrose. Helnlines Go to Eugere Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helnllne left today for Eugene and Portland. They will attend the play, "Robin Hood," at Eugene tonight and will return here about Monday. Visitor For Week End Miss Lucille Wright, formerly of this city, arrived this morning from Portland, to be the house guest of Miss Thelnia Newhard for the week end. Hero from Kiigene Miss Thelma Trefren arrived here today from the University of Oregon nnd will spend the week end visiting at the home of her ; parents. I Visiting in Roseburg ' Mrs. Isabel Kidd, of Portland, is jin the city visiting at the home ot J. Will lleckley. Mrs. Kidd ia assis tant manager of the Angela Hotel at Portland and is here enjoying a ft-w weeks vacation. Leaves For Eugene Mrs. E. W. Patterson and child, who have been spending tho past geveral days in tills city visiting iwith Mrs. Patterson's mother, Mrs. ' Clara Romano, left lor their home at Eugene this morning. Miss Reus Cloiifsh wns a Rose burg visitor today for a few hours. Miss Clough resides nt Canyonville and visited friends here. What a satisfaction It ifl to know vou have the best. You enn be as sured of this when you buv (IKIMM PROS. MILK 11READ. Phone 133. R. W. Marsters Visitor R. W. Marsters, former Roseburg resident, is a visitor from Salem for a day or so, and Is looking af ter business matters. Judge Brown Here J. J. Itrown, justice of tho pence at Yoncalla, was a business visitor in Roseburg for severul hours to day. Mr. Myers Visits Business Visitor From Portland Spending Friday In Roseburg at tending to business matters was Phillip Schaller. Mr. Schaller la from Portland. The Douglas Grill I SERVES SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER 75c From 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. TRY IT AND BE SURPRISED Open 5 A. M. to 1 2 P. M. l,Miklnc (llnis Knrinrrs Vlsll Win. HocIkps and V. O. Ilo rliestir, both of I.onklnR OlnRS vicinity, wore UoschurK visitors j today for severnl hours looklnx aftor business mattfrs nnd vlslt i Ins with frliMids. Mid-Winter SALE -ON Roofing 1 ply, per roll $1.15 Red and Green, mineral surface, roll $2.95 We Invite comparison of these prices and qualities anywhere at any time. 1 hese prices are the result of car load purchasing at the time When prices are lowest. 1 N'o banquet Is complete; without I it. It's a decoration in itself. R goes a Inn: way toward a satfsfac 'tnrv conclusion. GKI.YfM PRt)S. i MILK UREAL). Phone l.I.I. I Patricks Visiting Here Mr. apd Mrs. J. B. Patrick ar here from Detroit, to spend several weeks visiting with their two daughters, and friends. They for merly resided here. SiUorton Couple, Vlnlt Mr. and Mrs. E. h. Thompson spent yesterday in this city visit ing. They are Silverion residents. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson leit this morning for Marshfieid to viit. j Here Today ... Edward Cachlin was a Rosebuid, visitor today, and spent a few hours I visiting w ith friends and transact ing business. He resides at South Ieer Creek. Back From Tiller lHputy Forest Supervisor Oeorut; Ronebrake, who has been spending ! the past three days In the Tiller i vicinity on a trip of general Inspec tion, returned home yesterday. Maps Are Available The forest service has 100 maps of Douglas county for fne distri bution, according to Forest Super visor Carl H. Neal. These maps will be given free as long as they last. Leave For Los Angeles ... Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen nnd two children, who visited with Mrs. Al len's sister, Mrs. Allison, here yes terday, left this morning fr Ios Angeles. They have bem residing at the roast. Business Visitor Attending to business ntntlers here Friday, from northern points was J. M. Macieary. Mr. Macb ary Is a Portland resident, and left for the north this morning. Visiting At Churchill Home Mr. and Mrs. (Jene Arthur are spending a few days visiting at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Frank Churchill, and with other friends. Mrs. Arthur was formerly Miss Vera Jones, of this city, and is well known here. To Medford Mrs. N. ii. Alklns of this city left this morning tor Medford, where she will look after business inter ests for the next two weeks. Mrs. Aikins has property Interest nt Medfoi d. Here Today E. A. Hallam arrived lnire yester day afternoon from the north, nnd is spend in r a short time in Rose burg nttending to business matters. Mr. Hallam is from Portland. Party Visits Friday Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ft ll. Mrs. C. E. Slocker and Mrs. F. Carter were visitors in this city Friday, and overnight guests. They are troiu Eu gene, and are motoring to southern points. Ke.rvlcn nt Green Sunday school will be held at the (ireen schoolhouse Sundny af ternoon at 2 o'clock. A preach ing service will follow at 3 o'clock being conducted by Rev, KnottB of the Methodist church. Visit at Young Home Mr. and Mrs Onrge. W. Crut h ley visited at the home of Mr. anil Mrs. G. W. YoutiK a short time tiiis week. They are relatives of Mr. Youiik, and are returning home to Portland, alter a trip to I-os Angeles. Mr. Bloom Visitor Friday K. F. II loom, one of tin' stnto motorcycle officers, spent Frl- Jday in tlds city nttending lo I business matters. Mr. Illoom Is from Salem. On Business I Walter Itrown was among those jfrom southern points to spend a few hours Friday in this city attend ing to business affairs. H is a resi dent of Me,lford. Here Friday V. M. Prnre and I. R. Stearns were visitors her Friday from Portland, and attended to business matters. They left for the south this morn ing. Here From Portland F. It. Wanner arrived here yester- iduy aiteriifMin ftom the noi ill and is spending a short tlnin in the city ion business matters. Mr. Wagner Is !a Portland resident. Removal Sale ON BICYCLES AND TIRES On or about the first of March we move to 602 N. Jackf.on St. WE FIT KEYS TO ANY LOCK Roseburg Cyclery 228 N. Msin Roseburg, Oregon 10120 DISCOUNT STOP Children's Cough with FOLEYTS E0NETTAB NoopUt In tvwftonta printed on th wrmppme Oiltdrnliblt. LarvtHlf MUh iwdtcln in th world. Mr. Hartnell Visits R. S. Hartnell wns a Roseburg visitor Friday, and transacted business for a few hours. He is from Hoanlin, and has been work ing on the government construction near I'mpqua. Leave For Montana . Mrs. It. K. Metealf and two child ren, who have been making their home in Ibis city for the past six months, left tills morning for Stevensvllle, Montana, when' they will locate. Mr. Metealf will leave for that place the firut of the week by motor. Former ltrddetit VNIih Mrs. Ilelle Collins, well known former resident of Roselnirg ar rived hre this morning to spend several days vbdting with Mrs. M. Allen of RiwT-ido. Mrs. Collins at one time rondurfed a boarding house on Main street and will ho remembered by many Knsoburg residents. W. F. CHAPMAN Hold Food and Fancy Article Sale The Garden Valley Woman's club held a fMl and faney artlr sale at the Churrhitl Hani wan store to day. The rlub is endeavoring to r . t a !uh or community house In th mar futun. and th' proceeds an to iro toward this fund. The sab today has well patronized, and a good sum realized. ROSEBURG PARTY RETURNS FROM TRIP Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. V. Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leake, who have been spending the past four weeks touring California, iiave re turned to thU city. They went t ho Inland route on their way 'down, through Ilukersf ield, over tho rhino route to I.os Anreles. ! The party slopped over nt Santa ! Rosa. Long Meach and at mui Dle , m. From San Diego hey went to L'l Centro and Glendale, and came back the east route. Mr. Strong states tnat they found i southern California a wonderful country, being developed, ' under 'adverse conditions. T.iey visited j at a ram li, consiMtfng of 1 to acre, put to lemon, orange and graft fruit trees. Ho stale that Oil was one of the finely develop er) trai ts lu the vicinity of Santa Ana. The party hIpo visited in the Imperial Valley, and encount ered one dust storm, which ruined the w indhleld, and look the paint ; off the, front of the fenders of i the car. Mr. Strong states that he finds that lettuce. U one of the principal crop at this little of the year in t hat part of ralirornta, many 1 h on sands of a' res being developed In this vegetable. They stopiH-d or at the Yreka Inn at Yn ka, and ray that It Is one of the fines' hotels In that patt of the country, and affords excel ileal service. t DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 231 North Main Street Today's Cross-Word Puzzle PUZZLE No. 105. By J. C. BOYD 'A wiLZtzmztzzw 17 g9 If mZ0 Z; Wf' 27 2d p p 30 frf-r-l I I WA 'm. 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Solve thif putzlo by compar In? the ytionynu listM in the "Horizontal" and "Verticl" columnfl with the number of space extending e rowwise or downward on the diagram, aa the com may be. If a word occurs to you meaning sub stantially the same as the synonym and the correct nurn- J Dor or I. iters to fit in the spaces between its number and the first shaded stop following-, write, it in lightly. Work away the small words, the "easy" words, first, and they will give yon plenty of due to Uii. dif ficult ones.