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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVXW FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 192?. CANNED FRUITS and Vegetables Last year when th price of all canned foods -ware at their lowest, STONE'S bought several thousind cases, part of which was shipped to our Roseburg store. Since that time there has .been many advances. I . Prices quoted below are the result, of Chain store buying power. Lay In a few cans of each. The price and quality are very unusual. " Q Extra 8Undartf 8weet Corn, 2,C TOMATOES No. 2, 1 3 for . TOMATOES No. 21, Quality, PEAS No. 2, choice ST. BEANS . Extra 2 cans for HOT SAUCE PEACHES No. 21, 2 cans PINEAPPLE?. cans APRICOTS No. 2, per can BUTTER COFFEE ROAD THROUGH EDENBOWER IS ' TO BE SURFACED (Continued from page 1) ! help In the past from the county, ! but this year there will be piioukI, taken from the market road fuun to finish the pavement to the end of the present grade. It is the ultimate purpose of-j the residents of the road dlstrlr: to pave to Brown's bridge. Thin road. Is without question one of; the most Important thoroughfares in the county, and Its paving Is of great benefit. VIOLATED PAROLE (A-cUtd Pnm Lrutd WlrO SALEM. Ore., Mar. 6. J. W. 1 ' 1HKE1V 2 OF THE A Safe Place S' l jJ Millions Now Living Will Never Die The domination of certain nations, thoir wars, overthrow and new eovernmenta were cot the loose occurences of an uncon- 3 trolled oestlny. Earth's history, divided Into epochs or worlds, marks an ordered tread toward tho Utopia for which man -has longed and hoped. ft The throes of world-wide dirtress worm. Man stands on me orins or a new order tne Tnira World. .' ' The events marking the transition were foretold, events of such severity as seem to describe our own day. A commenHurate Meaning, however, tbe new world of tbe Bible, Is the prediction for the immediate future. . K. P. LOO p MOOSE HALL Entrance on Washington Street t Roseburg, Oregon Sunday, March 8 7: 45. o'clock p. m. ,3 Seats Free . International Bible VTOr.T.r.TgOT.IcI.I:T4TIOIITIM I A Sale Every Day ! BUILDERS' HARDWARE Inside Lock Sets 75c MECHANICS TOOLS' Grinders, Drills, Wrenches, etc. , All Kinds Garden Tools and Garden Seed. 1 1 Zigler-Fee Hardware' Co. Phone 25 111 NO. JACKSON OUR NEW HOMI WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS 40c Solid Pack, finest 3 for 50c rS S medium sIzq, tender, stock, 2 cans for 35c Standard, Special Value, Fancy, tender Stringloss, 39c . HI For flavoring, soups, macaroni, etc- 4 cans for 25c Finest Fruit, Heavy Syrup, for v WC Finsst Fruit, Heavy Syrup, CC for -. Finest Fruit, Heavy Syrup, 25c I Stone': Beet, Fresh Creamery, 2 lbs. for ; .93c I Stone's Best, Fresh Ground, 3 lbs. for $1.29 311 Weet Cass Street Roseburg, Ore. g Learn Telegraphy DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Rosebnrg Telegraph Institute Room 224, Perkins Bldg. Murray, Uertillion expert at the B"'e penitentiary left today for iMarshflold to return to the prison E- J. Potts, A parole violator. Potts was sent up from GlUam county In 1 1917 to serve from one to 10 years for embezzlement. He was parol. ed in September 1923. You may often get full but you will never get enough of GKIMM BROS.' MILK BREAD. Order one loaf now and no other will satis- i fyGKIMM BROS.' MILK BREAD. Phone 133. T . 1 WUKLD5 & EARTH . mark the end of. our present No Collection ft Students Association COLFECHETTO TAKE PLACE OF GEN. MITCHELL ' f Continued from page 1.) J'was made, but bis office nave out a statement prepared by him be ll fore his departure, gi "The question of my re-appolnt-E meat as assistant chief of the air service, - ne saiu. is a smaii mai ter. The question of reorganis ing our system of national defense Is a very big matter. The people must decide what our national de tense should be and to arrive at a conclusion they must know and be told the truth about what we have, what we need, and bow It should be bandied." NORFOLK. Va., March .5. Brigadier-General Mitchell, whn shown dispatches today telling of Kitne appointment 01 noionei j. a. 3 Fwhet as his successor, said: I "He Is a good man. I shall I abide by the department's orders, LONDON CRITICAL, OV COOLIIMJK'S SPEECH. (A-nrtatad Praa Uued Win.) LONDON, March 6. Quoting from President Coolidge's inau- BUlfll uuinn niuimi-, ...... America "cherished no purpose save the merit of "Almighty God" and that the legions she sends forth are armed, "not with the sword, but with the cross," the Morning Post says: "It Is good to know the Ameri cans feel that way, but It might be dangerous to presume too much on their Christian self de nial." Comparing the president's peaceful intentions with bis ad vocacy of a strong defense force, the paper adds: "When Mr. Coolldge tells us be la looking for a formula for per manent peace he Indicates that he Is In no great hopes of finding one and that until he does be proposes to admit that the old earns is still strong In mankind." MOTH Kit A.l Eorit ' ClUUltE. KILLED. " (Axx-Utrd Pre luei Win.) " WILLIAMSPORT. Ind., March 6. Mrs. Fred Uodine, 28, and four small children of this place and Miss Clara Hurd, 21. Marys vllle. Ohio, were killed- today, when tbelr automobile was struck by a freight train here. INAUGURATION PHOTOS WIRED ACROSS NATION f Continued from page 1.) a cylindrical record. In this way, each minute portion of the picture in turn affects the ' intensity of the light reaching the photoelec tric cell. This variation In the amount of light striking the sensi tive Burface o( the cell gives rise tcra current which, through the agency of a vacuum tube amplifier and modulator, controls the cur rent flowing through the telephone line. ' At the receiving end an unexpos ed photographic film is rotated un der a. beam of light in a manner similar to that at the transmitting 1 FIRST WIRE PICTURES OF COOLIDGE INAUGURATION j President and Mrs. Coolidge with Senator Curtis leaving the White House for the in auguration at the Capitol. I" 1 1 s 1 yy '"ty Chief Justice Taft administering the oatof office to President Coolidfce at the Capitol. end. The two films are caused to rotate at exactly the same speed and -by means of a sew device known as a light valve, the amount of light reaching the film at the re ceiving end. is identical with that at the aending end control. Regarding the use of their sys tem, the officials of the American Telephone and Telegraph company announce that the extent to which It is Installed on their various long'dlstance lines will depend en tirely upon the demand which aris es, for this type of service. As has been demonstrated In previous tents, the system is also appli cable to radio transmission of pictures when atmospheric condi tions are auch that ateadlnesa of j transmission and freedom from in-j terference can be assured.' ) Special prices on cross-cat saws ' at Wharton Bros. THREE ARRESTED WITH STOLEN CAR James. HIckey, Wra. Peterson and Fred Murray, were arrested yesterday evening at Nonpareil, 13 miles east of Sutherlin. Hickoy confessed to two auto thefts, and was taken to Grants Pass to ans wer to a charge of stealing a Kord touring car there. Th9 three had been riding In the car and went east of Sutherlin, wrecking the car near Nonpareil. Deputy Sheriff I,ens picked them up as they were walking, back to town, and placed tnem under arrest. HIckey made a written confes sion, stating that be bad stolen the Ford, car at Grants Pass, the machine' being the property of tbe Oregon state highway commis sion, and also stating that he bad stolen a car at Med ford the day be fore and left it In Grants Pass. The other two young men were not con cerned in the crimn, it was main tained, and were released. Hickey was taken back to Grants Pass this morning by Josephine county of ficers. It may be worth while for yon to know that one loaf of GRIMMJ BROS.' MILK BREAD has more real-food quality than two ordi nary loaves. It costs no more. Phone 133. Ball bearing, light running lawn mowers at Wharton Bros. Listen A New Ship ment of Pretty Pattern Hats has arrived direct from the South, including the Gloria Poke in Felt THE . SPECIALTY SHOPPE Mrs. S. M. King 235 N. JaAson St. tar ..---J. ' c Colorful Dresses ' and Coats Direct from New York Fashion Centers, just arrived. $16.75 to $27.00 You will have to try on some of these beauti ful things to fully ap preciate their wonder ful value. MARKSBURY COMPANY McGRAW WITHOUT A FIRST BASEMAN (Ajnrtated Prm Vmi Wire.) NEW YORK. Mar. . "Musgsy" McOraw. manager of the New York Giants is without a first baseman in the Saratoga training camp. Bill Terry hit the first home run of the Giant season ye3terday: but Bill has not yet signed a contract; and such things lend to make holdout ball players more stubborn. George Kelley has not reported. The troubles which attend King John also have been visited upon the heads of his neighboring m on arch s Miller Hoggins of the Yankees and Charles Ebbets, own er of the Robins. Bob Meusel, and Miller Hugglns exchanges ultimatums at the American League camp at St. Pet ersburg. The wind blew so might ily across the field that only John Levi; bulky Indian recruit was not loosed from his moorings. ' Babe Ruth disappointed by not appearing at all. Pitcher Shocker spent the day in bed with a cold. Tom-Mclntyre, intielder, pulled up today with a "charley horse." Squire Ebbets heard the salary dispute case of Dutch Henry, southpaw hurler, Clearwater, Fla., after - which Henry signed. The case of Dizzy Vance Is still being considered. Lawn seed and fertilizer at Wbartou Bros. ".JrVVt i 0. H. Oberteutfer, regional ex ecutive of the Boy Scouts of Ameri ca, with headquarters at. Spokane, arrived here, today, to spend two days conferring with Douglas county officials in the scout move ment, taking up problems relative to the work in this county. He was scheduled for a talk before the high school student body this aiternoon, and will make other public appearances in connection with his visit in this county, ex plaining the scout movemet, its aims and purposes. Mrs Obertuuf fer has charge of the states of Oregon, Washington, Montana and Idaho, and under his leadership the district has risen from 11th to 3rd place in period of three years. 8UES FOR MONEY 8HE LOANED HUBBY (AMoetatcd Prew Lturd Wire.) LONDON. Mar. S The friend ship that once existed between the former Countess Carnarvon and Mrs. Dorothy Murlal Dennislnun waa dwelt upon today when Mrs. Dennlstoun was again subjected to cross-examination in the trial of her suit against her former hus band, Lieutenant-Colonel Ian On slow, Dennlstoun, present hubsand of the former Countess, for money she alleges she had loaned him prior to their divorce. The plain tiff declared the countess had giv en ber "an enormous quantity of clothes," and was "marvelously kind," during the two years she was on terms of greatest friend ship with the late Earl of Carnar von, 'discoverer of the tomb of King Tut-Ankh-Amen, and bis wife. ' Questioned whether In view of. the fact that she had previous!) testified she had told Lady Carn arvon "everything." She had re vealed to ber the fact that Colonel Dennlstoun waa the "man who sold you to General Cowans.1' The witness said she had never dis cussed the subject with the count- i. The question had reference to Mrs. Dennlstoun's allegations that her Intimacy with the late Sir John Steven Cowans, Great Britain quartermaster, had been encourag ed by ber husband because of bis ambition for military advancement. MX!';!-'.! lNHANK. MAX WlIJi UU TllAN.SFi:iUtKI. (AaKcUted Prm Uued Wirt.) WASHINGTON. March 6. Lieutenant Frank E. Kennedy. U. 3. N.. whose detention at the stute insane asylum, Napa, Cal., has led to legal proceedings, has been or dered transferred to Washington for observation by naval medical authorities here. - . The order was Issued today af ter Secretary Wilbur had received a negative reply to. Ills suggest ion to the navy doctors at Mare Inland navy yard that Lieutenant Kennedy might recover his men tal balance if restored to duty and granted leave in order that he might have the care of bis wife and relatives. VOXCAU.A MAX AltKKSTKI FOK KALK OK llOOK. ' (AweUtH Tnm Uutd Win.) Harold Parks and Harold Hampton, of Yoncalla, wore ar rested this morning by Deputy Sheriff C. H. Daugherty charged with sale and delivery of Intoxi cating liquor. The two men, ac cording to Mr. Daugherty, made sales and deliveries to a special agent employed by the county. They were brought to Roseburg and arraigned before Justice of the Peace George Jones who placed them each under $lbO bail, and as they were unable to pay the amount, they will be confin ed to Jail until their trial can be held. MAItlUKD VKSTKItlAV. Charlie McNeil of Leland, and Myrtle Yokum, of Kuban, were quietly married yesterday after noon at the office of County Judge Qufne. The ceremony waa attended only by the necessary witnesses. Mr. McNeil Is engaged In farming at Leland, where the couple will make IbHr homo. ROSEBURG DEBAT0R3 - DEFEATED BY EUGENE In the debate between Roseburg and Gugpne high school debate teams held here and at Kugens for the Southern Willamette cham pionship, this week, bottll Une- burg teams were defeated. The Eugene negative team at Eugene i was given a 3 0 ' decision by tile i judges there, and the affirmative team was given a 2-1 decision bsre I by the judges who were Lloyd I Entry, of SHnw Clara. Oregon, I Miss Hill, of Hprlngfleld, and E. II. Matthew of Creswell. Doth the Roseburg and Eugene debators showed, some good points and the arguments were mil given. ThlB result gives Eugene the right to represent the Southern Willamette debating district In the Inter-dls-trict contests. ' J. E. Psulson was an arrival from coast points Thursday and spent the day here on business matters. Mr. Paulson Is from Co- qullln. - POSTAL EMPLOYES TO GET MORE CASH M--Lll Pma lwt Win.) WASH1NOTON, Mar. . Postal employes throughout the country will receive In their pay envelopes March 14 an additional check covering the Increased pay voted them In th new postal 'pay and rate bill. The pay Inrrease was retroactive to January 1. MS m Are you ashamed live in Roseburg? WHEN you travel you don't register from New York City do you? No Siree you take the hotel pen and proudly write down Roseburg, Ore., and ( even in the smoking compartment it's "the greatest little town in the world." But let's take a peep into your coat pocket and see if it's a Roseburg label Surely if Roseburg is worth bragging ' about when you are away it must be something more than just a . place in , which to sleep and eat when you are home. . i Roseburg 'clothiers can give you today -and any day as fashionable, as fitting and as economical a clothing service as any two cities that have a city hall and since you are living here prospering here and , making your money and your friends here is it any more than right that you should make your . clothing purchases here? ' Harth's Toggery Today's Cross-Word. Puzzle A DIAMOND DELIGHT Pul No, 115 W H3 lv I ' W I P 6 I H WZM- a - HE. IT 30 W - 4b . fffs -4f spz 5T iEZHlEZ-fcZtft HORIZONTAL. 1 bricklayers 6 respect 1 1 fk'or-covar-lug 1 2 vnss 14 crude metal 18 to draw on copper 18 make joy ful 20 All is (coutr.) 22 it is (poet.) 23 scrap of . refus (ohs.) 24 fret 24 place 27 prelis 28 Roman garment 29 stngger 81 Tellurium (symbol.) 82 fizils 83 born 35 -Infinite number of yesrs 37 Greek en chantress (puss.) 40cnsnges - 42 Greek letter 43 msn's name (abbr.) 44 exists 45 to tha ' (Pr.) 46 beast 60 hoarded 64 slap lightly 66 body of water 57 English American Society (abbr.) 59 from 61 fume 6:1 prophet 65 royal navy (abbr.) 60 nothing 6ft observe 69 lad 70 mat 71 one of the Great I-akea 73 lau eve ning 75 top of head 76 short sleep 78 name (Kr.) 79 twirt to gether 80 beset Bl decreases tlerewith Is solution to Puitle No. 114. WTa l ,Tb eU.nTc , Ta.a no rrU 4T. V-?T!! -LMX 4?JTU-A- Rrj-i.-tA ?L nC Lti2 1 Sif- - a1 rE -uwUii-W-QplMM&kLJi you VERTICAL. 2 parta of circle 8 Sir (south ern pronunciation) 4 Old Guard (abbr.) 6 Oriental ruler 6 whole 7 toward 8 age 9 eionjrated tih 10 system t ,' 13 god of tht sun 15 Mowers pl) 1 7 ravat 18 unit of en ergy 19 before 21 permit .3 seep 26 part of a ship 88 hostelry 89 salt 40 beast of burden 41 regret 46 makes amends 47 disfiguftX 48 Imitates 49 that is to - say 61 placed on a mound S2 propeller 6.1 peril 65 fixed - quantity of yarn Ipiu.) f '-disease where there Is difficulty In breathing 60 a tree 62 even (poet.) 64 consume 6ii Incision 67 a frirl'e - name 70 value 72 organ of hearing 74 proceed . 76 endearinf slap 77 pater ... 79 mater ' 28 twitchln of muscles SO plot of land 32 edible part of a plant 34 from (pre fix) 86 approaches How to Solr Puz.l. Tha best way to solve this cross-word puule Is to run ever the list of horizontal and verti cal synonyms in search of evi dent or "easy" words. If hori zontal, Oie word you are look ing for must extend crosswise from the number to the first shaded stop on the right ; if ver tical, it must extend downward from the number to the first shaded (top below. When fin ished, the words should read equally wall crosswise and downward.