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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1925, Hats! Yes, Sir, YOUR New Spring Hat Is Here! The latest styles and shades for Spring. They are bound to please you. Popular prices. t STATE PRESS 1 t COMMENT : A GOOD MOVE The consolidation of the Albany papers Is In line with the policy everywhere to hsve fewer and better papers. It Is mlgl)ty hard te start a newspaper now. It takes a mint of money as well as years of effort, and few are being start ed. Albany Is a good town, but neither of the papers have been able to make money. They have always talked consolidation, but only recently have theyrbeen able to come to any agreement The situation Is further clari fied by the merchants sgreelng not to advertise In any other paper for a period of five years. That la what any man has a right to ask of- Ills advertisers.obotli for his own protection and their wel fare. The Albany Democrat-Herald will now be as strong a paper Small Car Bargains 1924 Star Tourlnjf, run 2000 miles, 4-wheel brake, looks new and mechanically A-l. For balance owing on con tract. Can be seen at RAPP BROS. GARAGE Rossburg Can be purchased on terms. Phone 371 Electro-' . Chiropractic . Healthograms HEADACHE Which is taking the JOY out of life for many people, especially women, can be relieved by. our ELECTRO CHIROPRACTIC treatments. We find the CAUSE and then remove It. Health and Joy re turn. Consultation free, o DR. RUPERT A. MOON 324 Perkins Bldg Phone 554 THE LIBERTY THEATER , TODAY AND TOMORROW A SPECIAL PRODUCTION First Showing Here in The Northwest A SOCIETY DRAMA OF SPLENDOR THE WEST AND THE EAST It was the most novel dance that society hud ever attended a ball given by "The Girl of Gold" on the aiiu-enth level of a gold mlnel At last something new hnd been found to delight the Jaded, pleasure-mad social set. Hilarity was at Us height when suddenly crash s rave-in! ALSO IN NATURAL COLORS: Q THE GRAND CANYON OF ARIZONA ALSO: CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY This special show at 25 cts for MIXItOSK MAX KIXKD. George Cran of Melrose was fined IS by Ju.itlce of the Peace George Jones toduy. Crane enter ed a plea of guilty to a charge of axsuim and battery. The affair grew out of a diimgreement be tween Crane and George Ander son at the dance at Melrose on Saturday night, the argument fin ally developing lntoca lstlc en counter, In which Crane was re ported to be the aggressor. Your days of roasting over a hot oven are gone- forever. GIUMM HllOS.' BREAD satisfies your every, desire. Phone 133. . ROSE P. . ASSN. MEETING POSTPONED The Rose Parent-Taachers' As sociation meeting has been post poned until Friday, March 13, 1925. I A good attendance Is urged at Chat time. o Science and Invention are the furnaces of civilization. Why con tent yourself with a makeshift. Try one loaf of Grlnun Bros. Milk Bread and you will never forget the 1'IIONK NO. 133. For qnvs results ot News Review clssslflen AfSreef IMmnhii They get results. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. Phone 86. Events Without Shadow Coming events do not always cast shadows before them. Fires, floods, losses, accidents, bui-glaries do not warn you. Only Insurance can keep the sun shining for yon when the shad ow does comet For exKM-iencsd Insurance protection talk to us. OR. DEAN B. BUBAR OITOMRTHIT Specialist la ths luting of Ulss.ns tit Jackson 81. adults and in n. r rkiM. DEFEATS ROSEBURG I The Roseburs; high school bas ket ball team was defeated 34 to 23 at Ashland on Saturday nlt'hl. Although the Roaeburg team had possession of the ball the greater part of the time, and excelled the Llllilani La defense, the team was unable to connect with the bas ket, showing up weak In basket throwing si in the majority of the games during the season. Josl's left-handed shooting was one of the seusationul feutures of the game. I LOCAL NEWS J i ss there Is In the state because Cronise and Jackson boili are prac tical newspaper men. Salem Statesman. Returns To Portland G. J. Morris, who has been a week end visitor with his family here, returned last ulKht to Part land from where he will go on to eastern Oregon on his regular business trip. Here To Locate Ed Walton nrrlverl Iiai-a 3iin,lav I from southern California, anil will locate in mis city. Mr. Walton re sided her a short time ago. and then moved to California. He will be employed near this city. i Attend Khoot r. immer ana tun urosaway were among the Itoseburgera to attend the Bhoot at the aviation field near Eugene, yestcrduy. Mr. Barker said this morning that the wjiole country north is still prac tically afloat from the recent win ter rains, and when one got oU the paved niacin there was a good Chance of disnnneariui? In flm mud. , Fresh as a daisy' pure as a lily, white as snow, brown as a nut OKI MM BROS MILK BREAD. Phone 133. Visiting Local Store- Mr. 11. W. Peterson, vice nreul. dent of the C. J. Hrelr company, operating stores in the Pacific Coast states, was In town tod.iv visiting the local store manager. Mr. Henry Golgert. Mr. Peterson Is also manager of the Eugene branch store, and Is on bis way north, follo ing a visit to the company's store in southern Ore gon. You may often get full but you will never get enough of GRIMM BROS.' MILK BREAD. Order one loaf now and no other will satisfy. GUI. MM nilOS.' MILK BREAD. Phone 133. Improves Grill "Hilly" Warner, jroprlotor of the Douglas Grill, ias been mak ing substantial Improvements In a (julet but thorough wsy lately In his dining room at thj corner of Jackson and Douglas Streets, and the place Is looking more attrac tive than ever, with still more nlee features to be added on The kitchen has been nloved to the room just back of the dining room, the lunch counter placed along the north sISe of the room, and the place newly kaboiulned anil decorated, It Is mighty attractive. London's Mayor ISPS? ARFREP BOWTJay.j Sir Alfred Bowers, Lord Mayoi of London, pictured here In tradi tional robes of office, Is a wealthy sine merchant and owns a chain of wine shops all over the city, of which he is official tester. tin Example for Business Men: I wy j 'niraHajdjimMisifai n ff j To Bermuda My .'la, .! Commander M. M. Pierce, of the dirigible Los Angeles, is pictured In the cabin of the former German Zeppelins as it loft Lakehurst N. 1, lot Its flight to Bermuda Commander Pierce Is shown with a camera-sextant, which given tbt flier a complete photograpnle rec ord of the various positions during the flight KITCHEN CUPBOARD By NELLIE MAXWELL Winter Deswertt 'T'HIS Is the senson of the year when rich puddings of various kinds are enjoyed. Baked Indian Pudding. Take, two quarts of milk, three-fourths of n cupful of corn meal, two well beaten eg;;, one cupful of brown su'iir, one cupful of chopped suet', one-half cupful each of raisins und dates or prunes and liirs, spices to taste snd one cupful of sour cream. Scald one quart of the milk with the corn meal, cook ten minutes, then add the rest of the milk, the beaten e.-KS, sugar and suet and pice, wlih the fruit. Sift a layer of flour over the top, nfter adding the sour cream, bud stir often dur ing the first hour of baking, then let the flour form a crust over tho top with the suet. Bake for four hours in a moderate oven. 8teamed Delight Take two cun fuls of bread crumbs, one cupful of molasses, one cupful of milk, one hatf tciispoouful each of cloves and cinnamon, one teaspoonful ef mace, one cupful each of raisins and cur rants. Steam three hours; serve with ennned fruit Juice for sauce, or wlih: Orange Sauce. Crenm live table spoonfuls of iHitter with one-hnlf cupful of sugar. Put Into a sauce pun over hor water and add one half cupful of belling water. Beat In the stltlly braten whites of three egg-, add the Juice of two oranges and one and one-half tcitppoonfuls of lemon Juice. Continue beating until light and foamy. Raisin Pie. Une a pie plate with pastry and nil wlih the follow lag: To one cupful of raisin add the grated rind and Juice of one lemon; bent two egg yolks and mix with one-half cupfjil ef sugar and one cupful of any canned fruit Juice, a p'nch of salt nnd two tnhlexMHn fuls of butter. Cover with a cnist and hake In a moderate oven forty minutes. " Cheese Salad. Tnlie Owo copfuls of cottage chiH-se, add one tonniioon- fill or salt, one-half cupful of rais ins, chopped, four talilespoonluls of cream, mi.ke into s II Hat cukes by molding in a tulifcopoon. on j each cake put a thin slice or cube or jelly and garnish with citron cut inti fancy shapes. . 1I3S. Wtairrn N.w.ppr Vnle..) Once Populous Cities Reclaimed by Jungle The old question whether n thing can he lost when you know where it Is nppllca In part to lost cities, be cause the sites of ninny of them are known and In some cases even the Mill. lings atid statuary are ulmost Intact. .Now, however, their only Inhabit ant are the beasts of the Jungle, lions prowl through their echoing hulls, monkeys race across their fretted arches and snakes lurk In their dark dungeous or glide across their crumbling pavements. For lioitnnre, the holy city of the nudilhlsta liiirHhoedwr, In Java had been forgotten for two years when Sir Snimford Rallies redis covered it ami Its wonderful temple, the eighth wonder of the world, says a writer In London Answers. The Jungle of Slain tins hidden Its ancient capital, Ayuthla. for four centuries. Its Inlitibltnnts fled he fore the conquering Burmese, and never returned. It is now said to he the lurking place of thousands of enormous snakes. Mystery surrounds the dead city of Tibet, which Captain Bawling discovered. It Is a vast collection of palaces, nionnaieries and dwell ing houies, hut the Tibetans pro- tense I ignorance of its eJlslrnce, I ami also of the reason of lis aban donment Five centuries ago Angkor had a population of three-quarters of a million. Today It Is the dead city of Cambodia. The carted stone elephants, the Immense cstlsewiit. the majestic temples, still remain, but the Jungle hat luvaded the streets and sounres. fse News-Renew Classified Ad musing lor resuiia. I NEW TODAY EOREDl'RO Cyclery now at S02 N. Jackson St WANTED Grain bay. Farm Bur eau Exchange. LOST Appetites restored. Rose burg HoteljUrill. FORT'S ALU Ford light deTfrery ID. 421 N. Rose St GARAGE FOR RENT Inquire at 514 South Pine St FOl'ND Agood place to eat Koaeburg Hotel Grill. FOIf 8ALE 165 baby buggsT'lne shape, 12.Phone 298J. FOR RENT Reasonably priced', comfortable sleeping room. Big white house at Camp Ground. FOR RENT Furnished house keeplng rooms, with bath. In quire 119 W. Mosher St FOR SALE Nice Mammoth Lronze hens, or trade part for oats. IL L. Ward. Roseburg, Rt 1. WANTED 2000 Gold Dollar and Oregon strawberry plants. J. G. Bacon. I'mpqua, Oregon. 10 and 20 per cent discount on bl cycles and tires. Roseburg Cycl ery. 602 NJackson St FOR" R ENT Furn Ished or unfm nlshed house close In. No child ren. 216 Stephens St FOR"SALE-Oood grain hay, $15 per ton. J. R. Wilson. Near Win ston Bridge. Phone 2F31. FOR SALEOne-sound young horse, weight about 1500 lbs. 150. Fred Ritcher, Phone 41F2. PIANO Must be sold quick. Fine late model, will give terms to re liable party. Address C. F. II., care News-Review. FOR LEASE Grain and-stock ranch, 721 acres. For information address N. U Conn, Roseburg, Ore. Phone 6F16. FORSALEOak block wood $4 per tier If ordered In two-tier loads. Denn-Gerretsen Co. Phone 128. LOST Full grown" Persian "male cat, Maltese, from 1018 Military St. Friday evening. Reward for return. WANTED To rent 2 or 3-room fur nished apt. Adults only. Call at Skaggs Grocery More. Stephens St FOR SALE 4 brome turkey hens, 1 gobbler, 2 120 egg Incubators, 1 separator, 1 barrel churn, 1 stone churn, 1 set steelyard scales. Mrs. 1. F. Godfrey. FORSALE By owner 6-room . houne. Modern and suitable for apartments. Small payment down and balance like rent 1204 Winchester. WANTINOtohear from party I having second hand engine base. From a four-horse power Econ . omy engine. Write Geo. Ander son, Melrose, Ore. HAYT-OR-SALE Alfalta, grain. hay, timothy and straw, guaran ; teed quality; prompt shipment - Prices upon application. Richard Nyman. Walla Walla. Wash. NOTICE The party who took the phonograph from the Essex coach at the Pioneer bridge south of Canyonvilte Sunday, March 1, Is known as their lic ense number was taken. If the phonograph Is returned to Bol lenbaugh's garage at Canyon vilte at once, there will be no trouble and no questions asked. Otherwise arrest will follow. SHEEPV! SHEEPY!" SHEEPY! Here Is a 650 acre sheep ranch for practically taxes and Inter est; 2 big live streaniB through placo; 40 acres good bottom plow land; big barn; small house; near school. Price of the whole business IISOO. Only takes 300 cash. Balance you have 1 over 20 years to pay. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Sfeet Phone 219. SOME MI SUNDERSTANDINO ' SOMEWHERE Look this over real careful. 11 acres in tract; 5 acres excellent garden land; . fine cow pasture and chicken ' range; big live stream through place; borders on pavement; 4 miles from town; big six-room house; big stork barn; chicken house; wood shed; fine commer cial poultry proposition. $1600 takes the place, half cash. Law rence Agency, 125 Cass Street Phone 219. ii s iniin ii.Mr, iui wr.llb GETTINO SETTLED 41 acres: 8 acres under plow, excellent free soil; big family orchard; some fine pasture and Umber; , fine trout stream through place; good four-room house; barn and othvr buildings: fine wnter sup ply; six miles from town; only one-half mile off pavement Price $1500. half cash. Lawrence Agency. 125 Cass Street Thone 2I9. DO'YOr WANT A littlTTfarm HOME? 39 acres, all creek bot tom land: located In edge of town; borders on paved high way; practically all plow land; good 4 room painted house, screened porches: wood and storage house; barn: chicken house; 3 horses; 3 rows; full sot tools and Implements: houve fully furnished. Everything goes for $2".0U. half cash. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street A Business AUm Goes tc Bed Happy and wakes up happi) lP hi busir.MS L-R is advertised PORTLAND, Ore, Mar. 2. Just' now the sluggish condition of coast potato markets is causing some anxiety among growers and dealers alike. The movement Is stagnant and has been for the' past month. Buying prices are1 nominal at $1.60 to $1.68 in the country for good Oregon Burbanks. Demand for seed potatoes Is dis appointing. Some have ascribed the lack of demand to the heavy rains in sections In California that ordinarily use Oregon seed pota toes and others to a lack of ability of southern growers to finance a coming crop In a carefully prepared price chart. It. L. Ringer, local repre- sentative of the bureau of agri cultural economics, shows thnt the present slump Is not abnormal and that the price rushed to a peak three weeks earlier than last year, j There was practically no market; for Oregon stock this year uutll the I first part of January. Analysis of price fluctuations In the government chart shows that i values were definitely established at $1.75 per bushel by January 20. while competitive buying forced I the market to $2 by February 1 Since then there has been no buy ing to speak of and the market has eased back to $1.50 and $1.60. Oregon shipped 72 cars from February 1 to February 26, as com pared with 160 cars shipped during the same period last year. Oregon has now shipped a total of 619 cars as compared to 832 cars up to the same time In 1924. Potato holdings in the whole country on January 1 this year were 16.000,000 bushels larger than a year ago. The situation is gen erally bearish. PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 2, Err storage has assumed larger proportions In the local market with considerable interest shown In processed stocks. Receipts are not heavy but of better quality due to improved weather condi tions Values opened around steady. Butter opened strong with sup plies still scarce. Arrivals of country dressed meats were light today with a brisk call for choice light hogs. Top pork Is firm at 16 cents. Demand for veal was not so keen and the market held steady at 15 to 15J cents. Live poultry receipts were mod erate with quotations nominal at Saturday's close. Produce trading in fruits and vegetables opened slow with sup plies plentiful. The apple movement Is slug gish with dea4rs much concern ed over hlch priced Btock held In storage. The demand now Is for cookers or other cheap stocks. Good Sherwood onions selling around $3.50 per sack, although some houses asking more for fancy stocks. The home of milk bread conforms to government regulations. Per fectly sanitary, perfectly clean. ! It's good. It's perfectly delicious. It's a hundred cents worth to the dollar. GRIMM BROS.' MILK BREAD. Phone 133. BQSSBfcai WANTED FOR CASH 1923-1924 Model Fords MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CHANGE 115 Jack-en St. Oak Block Wood $4.00 Per Tier Two Tiers to a Load. Denn-Gerretsen Co. Phone 128 "Reno or Bust" Comity "Fox News" MAJESTIC Tueiday: Story Without a Nim," I LAST TIME TONITE roaw nam mtui r TNI AMM 6 . iisiCvii I 1 ; 'i-Wi'- .V The hour of need, yon would call on your physician, or your h-wyer. Why not look upon our banker as an equally Impor tant specialist? When you become a depositor In our back, we extt-ud to you this free service of consultation, and you will find It of Inestimable value In helping you grow commercially. Call to see us! UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ROSEBURG. OREGON BATTLE FLEET - WILL MANEUVER FOR TWO MONTHS (Continned from page V moves offshore In the role of an enemy fleet. It has become the "black fleet" and Its mission Is to invade the Pacific coast and establish a base of operations as the first move In a war against the United States. For the purpose of this problem the strategic base point where this mission seeks has been set in the Pacific ocean at a point off tht coast of lower Calfornia. The "black fleet's" function Is to con voy a great train of supply ships in order to capture this point and establish therein a stronghold for operations against the United Sla tes. The backbone of the navy's ma jor power, nine great battleships, fornr the striking power of the "black fleet." These first line dreadnaughts are supported by thirty destroyers under the flag of a first line cruiser, the Omaha, three aircraft tenders and nine of Free Consultation .DR. HARRISON FOLK CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN "Electronic Reactions of Abrams" Elettro-Theraphy and Sunlight . Latest Modern Equipment FOR THE GOOD OF YOUR HEALTH 417-16-19 Perkins Bldg. tew INVITATION CONCERT BETSY LANE SHEPHERD This notable musical event is primarily an invitation affafr. A few reservations are available for public dis tribution. Music-lovers can obtain these tickets without charge, by applying immediately to this store. The eminent soprano appears at ANTLERS THEATRE Friday, March 6th In addition to singing several groups of songs, Miss -Shepherd has'consented to compare her voice with its Ue Creation by Mr. Edison's new phonograph. Jacques Clockner, 'cellisC will assist. OTPS MUSIC STORE, RoeWg TONITE AND TUESDAY WOW! A NEW THRILL There's some kick to it tool Casoline and jazz bands mixed with high-geared racing cars smashing records, tearing dovtn fences, taking curve on. two, wheels. You will actually stand up in your seat and yell as these reck less young driver "cut loose" on the famou Monterey race course. Also "KILLING TIME" Comedy and "PATHE NEWS" iQc ANTLERS 25c Wed.! Hoot GiHson in "The Saddle Hnwk." Consult Specialists When in Need or in Doubt the slow moving train of supply ships. This "black fleet" will move out into the Pacific ocean to the west, In order to assume the posi tion of a fleet leading the Pacl 'fic coast. Then It will in battle formation strike eastward for the point designated In the problem as the objective base. Meanwhile the defensive forces of the Pacific, the scouting fleet which has come from its Atlantic station, is wheeling into position from the Panama Canal with or ders to seek out and destroy the "black fleet." It Is known as the "blue fleet." There Is some fifty eight crart In this defense fleet with first line strength resting In high speed first line cruisers. From the least to the largest Old or young. It is the quality. It has the flavor. Pure milk, pure but ter, pure flour. Above government regulations. You cannot ask for more in a loaf. GRIMM PROS.' MILK BREAD. Phone 133. Have, you something to 811, to trade, to give away. Use News- Review columns. Phone 491 v
