Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, February 26, 1925, Image 6

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg news-review., February 26, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1925)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1925. AGRICULTURE!: nto the country and apparently paying only regular venule Jen. The bouse uJxji adoled a con ference report setting the truck and load limit of public highways DUR AIM: TO SERVE you WELL AND FAITHFULLY ALWAYS WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST THRUOUT THE YEAR at 2". vim pounds the home bad ' hnld for 22,oo(i pounds and the I senate for IS. 000. I o -TN aA.'VTT'"laT J I I IT. irhc Daytime Frock 571 DEPARTMENT STORES Corner of Cass and Stephens Sts. -ROSEBURG, OREGON Dickinson Measure Accept ed by the House Over the Haugen Plan. GO - OPERATIVE BILL IS" PASSED The Vogue of The Ensemble Is firmly established. It's the smartest creation for Spring and is sure to find favor with women who like to keep abreast of the fashions. Newest Models of Charmeen, Kasha, Bengnline and other new matcriuls ' . now on display VOTE IS 284 TO Haugen Says Substitute Bill Would Nullify Con ference Recommendation. $29.00 to $85.00 0 (JcMARKSBURY CO. Xy J;-. -L1 XT. X JX Jr JCJCXJjr LX JtTJCJt-JCJfX JCJCJT JLX JCJCJCJC JtL-TJK XJXJK -KJTJK :JXLX. Has New Ciirp f i TV WOMAN .NOT iDi:NTirn:i. (Annrl.lnl Vrrm !awl Wire.) SAN FltANCISf'O, Feb. 2d. Southern Pacific agents who went Into Mexico to view two men nrrcHted at Kileriwi7.ii, under suspicion thut they are Hoy and Itny do Autremont, wanteit tor the Siskiyou tunnel holdup In Oregon, had not reported to hetidijtiHrters hero today officials are not certain that tlio men apreliended In Mex ico lire the fugitives wanted. (Auoclat-d I'ivm Let-! Wire.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. By a vote of 284 to 95 the Dickinson co operative marketing bill was pass ed today by the house. The measure approved as a sub stitute for the Haugen proposal reported by the agricultural com mittee as a bill carrying out the recommendations of the presi dent's agricultural commission now goes to the senate with its fate problematical. Mr. Dickinson, predicting enact ment of the measure Into law. said he had assurance that Senator Mc- nary, republican, Oregon, would lead a fight for favorable senate faction and thai Chairman Norrls of the senate agriculture commit tee was not Inclined to be hostile to it. WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. Tly a roll call vole of 203 to J75 the house today approved the Dickin son co-operative marketing bill as a house bill for the Haugen meas ure reported by the agricultural committee. After the house bill had been approved another roll call was tak en on final passage of the bill. 95 -mrmfjf --a j fy '.Sri !! if Ml , i bread like mot lit-r Htiro had noth- Sp'-fikins of usU to mnkH. It Ink on (iKIMM liKOS. UKKAD. I'honu 133. MILK Th Amerlcnn Acadomy of Am ' bulant rroctolncy, In hops Ion Mi Jackeonvlllo, Fla., Included In 1U proRramme a dumonntratlpn by Dr. llenry F. A loin n dor, surReotvln ' chiff ot the National Holdlers' 1 Home at Johnson City, Tonn., of lita medical treatment for fistula. Dr. Alexander declared his methods had effected 100 per cent cures in several years' una. Proving Up On Homestead (ii'nrKf Hiddlo of San Francisco, Hpt'iit the day In liost bum provlt.K up on a honxHteal located nur t lit forrst boundary. Jack (IriM-nwood of HouKlln, nnd Fred Assam of (Hide, wit' wllm'HM'H for Mr. lUddlo in making his proof. For qu'jlt reaulta News tlevl iw claHHirieu auvortlsemeuu 'l'liy nut roHiiltfc, Have you nometnlng to (tell, to trade, 1j K've awiy. Uue News Uevlew columns. IT hp News Keview einsslllcd Ad King George's Illness Alarms WASHINGTON. Feb. 26 A second and final vole was in or der In the house today on adoption of the bill substituted yesterday for the Capper-Hnugen measure drafted by the agricultural com mittee to carry out the co-operative marketing recommendations of the president's agriculture con ference. The substitute measure was offered by Representative Dickinson, republican. Iowa, a leader of the farm bloc who said I his bill also was designed to em body the conference suggestions on cooperative marketing. Chairman Hnugen, of the agri culture committee predicted the Dickinson substitute would pre vail today, pointing out thnt Its adoption yesterday was brought about by a coalition of democrats or insurgents who he said would supnort tt in a record vote. The substitute measure which Mr. Haugen declared would nullify the conference recommendations of the subject differs from the Capper-llaugen bill principally by eliminating the requirement for government nudltlng, licensing nnd regulation. As approved yes terday. the Dickinson proposal al so carries an amendment Increas ing applications for the depart ment of agriculture and broaden ing Its scope of activities under the Capper-Volstead act. o Three times a day every day for a year Is not once toi often. You will agree when you fry one loaf of (iltIMM llltOS. MII.K llltKAl). I'hone 133. TRUCK AND BUS BATTLE ON IN LEGISLATURE (Continued from y'y'. i i I . " . .--"'-,1 "S ' V : i - i ( ' i ' ' ' deration of the measure by niov 1 ,f i ' r" r i f ft U1K lnl11 ,le noue reconsmer us IfL - ' ; f ' J-v action In recalling the hill, there- f "Hj.,, ' -v, t s ; i y by acndlng It bark to the gover- ' i ,. ' ' i nor unchanged. Ills million lost f. ' " n that the speaker llui dick took the fr'"! I ' I' -'lt'v'i ' ' '"iif'v v""t reconsideration, i ' V' 'i V. '. ' N"' V" ": "The governor's message serves r ' 4?ri- m. t'- i v """ will veto the hill f V'-.CiV'T r. if , In Its present form" he oM.lained. V V,AkJa tj f.:.. ' .; - ATA v-x k ' Hepresentatlve Craham emphn- I iivV-.lfc.-'.'' rV ' ' '' ' i "ll,'d ,n I'nportance of establish- i I H't'AJr - '"ii --JTSrV ' I nr the principles laid down In v TJ '?; ' N t" V ' ' " ' -4.-'i ... - ih nl" and pleaded against sac- . Za-A' I ' '.'.v- j v f ;.t S . Jr I rificinx It by leavlna eces!io - JT rates In It. I mlttees fought the proposition. thereby leaving the Mil to the governor. Follow inn the chief executives message to the house this morning, Representative cor don moved for recalling the hill from the governor In order that the house might reconsider it. The move was sharply apposed by Kepresentatlve Swan, l.lnn county, but carried. The hill was still on the table for final dispo sition this anernoon. Representative Coffey, a mem ber of the house roads and high ways committee, who has consist ently fought against putting ex cessive rates Into the measure, pointed out that all the work of the committees of the two houses would have gone for nothing If the Mil with its present rates were vetoed. . Kepresentatlve Snellen, of lin ker, nttempted to block re-consl- Palsy tlulh Miller Selects a Tailored Effect Jor the Early Spring. Ttaa ensemble rult or dress, which Is so much the fashion for the very first weeks of spring. Is selected with care for line and de tail. In general the effect Is tail ored, as the lines are straight and lead a decidedly slim silhouette. In selecting a one-piece frock to greet the first warm days, which mar he worn beneath a trim and smart coat. Patsy Ruth Miller, who Is seen in First National's "ilor Husband's Secret," has selected a frock whlcu ts suited to the Joune Mile, in that It Is the embodiment of simplicity. The Unes are straight and make for slenderness, with a minimum of trimming. The tubu lar design, which Is so much Uie vogue In the ensemble suit, has been selocted by Miss Miller, as It particularly suits her type. The material cbosva for the spring talllcur plays an Important part in making the costume ele gant Distinction la treatment and keeping the simplicity of line also make the costume one to be ad mired whether the lines be straight or gently flaring. Many of the tiewest models from Paris endorse the paw circular swing, both la track and coat which accompanies It. However, the lines chosen are a matter of Individual taste, as both the circular and straight tubular frocks are worn when correctly da. , atrned CLEVELAND ITEMS John Tavenner and lumily all. nil ed the funeral of Mrs. Tavenncr'a father, O. W. Martin In lios. burg last .Monday. The sympathy or ihe community Is cx'temled to theni in their loss. K. tl. Tro7, lle came home l.iat Saturday alter spending s'x n ks In the hospital and two wc.-k con valescing at the W. Kest home In l-..lenlmwer. We are glad to see him up ami around airnin. Harold ami Roy Reynolds an, pil ed church er ices in low n last Sunday. r Miss Alta M. doff spent the , ek end wiih h. r parents at Suile ilm. Say, folks, did you rid.' the "bump de humps" on your ln.-t trip to town? Some sport, eh? Klmer an.l Ira Tierce w out with the road scraper last rek. GEORGE King ueorro. or KnjrlRnd. is utinnjt rrom nroncntttn. due in m flue nra. It Is off U Inlly reported at HucklnKhara Palace, London, and bLs phalciuifl ai kcculjr oQ Uie a(d.out lor suipioms vl pucuiuouU, rates In It The tfoitae concurred in a con- ; f e retire cmmrltic-v report rMab- I ItshltiR an extra fee of fi permit ! above regular charge- on vehicles i ope-ated for commercial profit ftvo miles beyond the corporate ; Ilmttn of any city. . The measure I1 tat peddlers', bakers, butchers' and others' ma chines opvratins from cities out j If you have Eusincss" -- 2let thcasonclj cf eyes read your advcrtii'.r rv 1. ' There are scores of small things which enter into the daily routine of life as well as those required rjy the home or professional dressmaker. This, is the week to provide yourself with these many require ments. Take advantage, of the savings resulting from our peerless buying power. Your attention ii especially called to our countless wares at 4c and 8c The Open Door to Real Value-Giving Every Store in this Nation-wide Institution is an "open door" to real value giving. The prices of the J. C. Penney Company are ex ceptionally low the year 'round, but it's what you pet here the quality that counts most. From a small seed of ser vice planted 23 years ago, has grown this organization with Stores in 571 com munities in 41 States. Our policy of giving our customers the most of the best for the least money is possible by our large pur chasing power and eco nomical selling policies. Curlex Hair Set Electric Just think! An electric hairdressing set with a curler, a marcel waver, and a drying comb each detachable for only 98c Umbrellas Black-Rainproof Durable material. Fancy short handles. Good values, 98c to $3.98 What 4c Will Buy In Reliable, Needed Notions What you need when you need it always at ex tremely low prices here. Our immense buying powet for 571 stores saves money for YOU. Men's Belts Black and Cordovan Genuine full grain bridle cowhide with box buckle. 49c 69c Dressmakers' Supplies Dependable Values Low Prices Dressmakers and home sewers know what a difference it makes in using excellent quality accessories. Now, during Notion Week you can lay in a liberal supply and save money, M. C American Lady Fiih Ejm Pearl Buttons, B'au Pins, paper f 1 4 to 24 line, card.... 4c Faihion Hooks and Eyes. Fish Eye Pearl Buttons, black and white, Nos. 0 14 to 24 line, 12 on to 4, card 8 card, per card 8c Teneo Snap Fasteners, Fih Eye Pearl Buttons, black and white, Nos. 30 to 36 line, 6 on card, 000 to t, card. ...... . Be per card 8e Leading- Lady Thimble., y White Lawn Biai Tape, extra quality, nickel sil- ,jze 2 to 8, 516 to . atn 80 1116-in. wide, piece... -fa MJ,W,i,,i',Ji K"11X S!'"' a. BUck Uwn B:" Tape. Lye Needle, paper. ... Be size 2 to 7, 51 6 to 5S- Ji-bilea Yarn Darners, riich wide, piece 8o PPcr 4c Lawn Bias Tape, many Flat Circular Weighted colors, size 5, 6 yds. to Tape, yard 12 Piece, per piece 12o Hook nnd Eye Tape, 1 A- White Cotton Rick Rack in, white, flesh, black, Braid, piece go y"d ,9 Whit. Merc Rick Rack Koh-i-noor Snap Tape, Braid, piec I2 white and black, yard. .23c R.d ; Rick Riek O m o Mending Tissue, Braid, 3 yds. to a piece, brown, in indivi3ual en- Per piece 8a velope, each Black Cotton Rick Rack Tape Measures, 60-in, Braid, 3 yds. to a piece, each Ot P'e 8s Collar Bands, each 6a Rick Rack Braid, mere. Common Cotton Tap., C0'0r:d' ,i2e Pie-- white and black, Nos. Fancy Tatting Edges, i- 3 to 8, holt 2a inch, piece 8a Common Cotton Taps, Rosebud Trimming Edges, white and black, Nos. Jj-inch, piece 12a to to 20, bolt 4o tl. ,,, ., r. at A. Quality Lingeria ' Cameo Lingerie and Braid, piece 8a Camisole Tape Combi. . , e, . , nation, card Sa M" Sk'rt P"' B"- . tons, card 6 Shoulder Strap Ribbon, tut.'. -w , ace pattern' piece... 8a Wh'" ,c"" P"rl But' ' tons, for babies, card.. 12 Craided .Elastic, suref . .... . mcrcrmcd. ii. w h i t e '-"S' J,p- ,S'lfc ,D"' and bla.k U-in to I in. Shields, reg 2 and 3, pr.2Sa Wide, prt vard. . . 4c to 8a Featherweight D r a s s Ela.tlc, mrrrired lis'e. Shield., ze 2, pair.... 29a in white and blaik, M- Featherweight Dr.es inch to t'4 inches wide, Shi. Id., sizes 3 and 4, yard 6s to 14a pair. ,39a M. C Quality Brass Pins, 160 count 4e Ca.dian brass Safety Pins, Nos. 0 to 3, card. 4o Selocted Snap Fasteners, sizes 000 to 1, black and white, card 4c Wire Hair Pin Cabinet, 90 count 4e Invisible Scolding Locks Cabinet 4e Children'a Brass Nickel Plated Thimble 4k Adults' Brass Nickel Plated Thimble 4 Blue Bell Thimble, heavy nickel plate'. 4a Staple 'Pearl Buttons . fish-eye, fine grade, 12 buttons to card 4c Lemco Lemonizcd per bar Soap, 4c Tapa Measure, 60-inch, reversible metal tip... 4e Flat Merc. Tubular Sho. Laces, 36-inch, black, ' pair 4a. Flat Merc Tubular Sho. Laces, 36-inch, black, pair ......... 4a Notions for Little Folks Little Things With Big Responsibilities We have provided well with specialties for Babies and Children during Notion Week. Mother will do well to lay in a liberal supply at these low prices. Bra. Safety Pin., Nos. 00 to 3, protected coil, card 8c Cold Finch Safety Pin., Nos. 00 to 2. car. 1 8c Mennen. Talcum Pow der for Bativ. can 19a Children's Tooth Brushes, with novelty celluloid doll attached, assorted backs, each 23c Dr. Parker's Waist and Ho.e Supporters, pair. .49a Goods Quality Reliability Low Prices Buying in large quantities for our 571 stores means Vt can sell for less You get the benefit in our low cash prices, Sanitary Balti, 2 inches wide; white and flesh. ...,23 Sanitary Belts, shaped for comfort: white and flesh. . . . ,49c . Sanitary Apron, rubberized cloth, in white ..23c Sanitary Aprons, of soft rubber, white and flesh 49e Pur Gum Sanitary Step-ins; natural color 23c Pure Gum StntarT Step-in Antonii - in color 49c New Mix, Try This Tooth Paste Do you like lo go to the dentist's? If not, try Xew Mix Tooth Taste. It keeps the teeth in good' condition. 22 Ingredients combine, when the tube is squeezed, to form , a paste which prcvents-de-cay. Get a tube and sec the oxygen bubbles in the mixture. Ycu'll Ee Convinced I 49 c House Aprons All Pure Gum Rubber Assorted colors; size 20x 35 inches. Our low price 39c Hen's Cuff Links Bcil Lock Separable Will not open when in use; peail and gold finished. 49c Baby Pants Cf Pure Gum Rubber Natural color, medium and large size, each, 39c Men's Garters "Majestic" Brand Single grip, wide web. Our very low price, pair 23c ixhlch was a Joyful slsht to all of , us. Waltor and Frederick Becker , leave a popcorn fi-ed at the school , one day last eek. The following are the results of the feed: i A comma is a Utile thing that you put w here it belongs. ! A cyclone is a volcano. An oasis Is something the Kskl- mos eat. ' The main uses of a river flshlnr. and swimming. Cuba is round on the and the same on the oth IT. one side X. X. people attended the basket social part very nicely. The play, Aunt Marietta's Visit." was also very good. The ca.st of characters was as follows: Mrs. Francis Jordan Florence Butler. are at Iteston. We thank them for their baskets and we hope they enjoyed the evening. RESTON NEWS The Coen Company mill started to work again Tuesday. Frank Coen and Sam Mitlvaney have returned from Portland where' Mr. Francis Jordan Pick Butler. they were attending to business. ! Mrs. A. A. Bennett Aunt Marl Jim Gurney has Just returned etta. rrom Jury duly In Roseburg. , . ,, , . , , Mr! and Mrs. Wilson spent Sun- J'r' A' A - T.'.V'.n f " dav at Fred Itvrons home in Olalla. ''" . Mckinly-Anne Mrs. C. V. liavis motored to the M5n,"r- Mls Mary Pammmse, Miss cllv Mondav. I Miss Lillian Simmons Katie (the your system of Catarrh or Deafness Gladys Ohlsen and Mr. Klmer The basket social and Washing-' maid.) caused by Caiarrh. Fartley sjient the week end visiting ton's blr-hdny prrsram were a sue-1 The sale of baskets totalled I2V2S Sold by dniirglsts for over 40 years. ! it the C. F. Wilson home. cess. The school children were which was an average of nearly v i. v l' v i" t 1 i . l. ; - , I , -, ... . 1 I j ..... . ... . r. rf. i.iib.ic.1 ec wtf .uivuw, orn-iw irfOOKing uiass young seu iraincu aiiu carriea out taeir . two aouars eaco. A. y. . Hoy Wilson has written his first letter heme since being itl at San Ho 1 1 ' C Pafarr-n I'lego. lie says It Will be some time X I 1 9 vaiai 1 II Pt b,,f0r(, ne wni be able to leave JJ will do what we the hospital. IflCUllllC claim for It rid I