Roseburg news-review., March 07, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVEW SATURDAY. MARCH 7. 1925.
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To the Man who doesn't know you,
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Your Suit is You!
Has it ever occurred to you thkt
x the man you meet for the first time
in business, on a social occasion,
- : while traveling has only one cri
terion to judge by your personal
appearance? 11
It pays to dress well every minute,
every day. . . '
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the new Spring Suits.
$25.00
and up
LOCAL NEWS
Here Friday
Fred Hamilton was here Friday
from bis ranch at Halt Moon Or
chard, and spent several hours
attending to business matters.
From Eugene
J. Van Brethorst was a visitor In
this city yesterday and overnight,
and transacted business. He is a
resident of Eugene.
Will Leave for Portland "
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Farrlngton
will leave Sunday (or Portland by
motor. Tlley will be gone until
tbo middle of the week on business.
Visitor From Coast
Miss Ruth Harper waa a visitor
here Thursday from coast points,'
and an overnight guest. Miss Har
per Is a resident of Coqullle.
From Melrose Today
Walter Frederickson waa a vis
itor In this city today and spent
tho day visiting with friends and
transacting business. He is a resi
dent of Melrose.
From Melrose .
Eric Troselle was a visitor In
Roseburg for a few hours yesterday
and transacted business matters.
Mr. Troselle la a resident of Mel
rose. ' .
From Dothan
C. A. Spltler spent several hours
In this city Friday attending to
business affairs. Mr. Spltler is
from Dothac and returned home la
the evening.
X LOCAL NEWS
1 To Glsndale i
Miss Clark, who has been here a
J day or two visiting and shopping,
a . returned to her home at Glendale
I tnis morning.
From Oakland
Fred Redder, a resident of Oak
land, spnt a few hours In this
city Friday attending to business
affairs. Mr. Vedder returned home
In the afternoon.
Business Visitor
W. L. Wlllman arlved here Fri
day afternoon from Portland, and
spent today here transacting busi
ness matters.
To spend Week End
Miss Worrell arrived here this
morning from Albany and will
spend the week end in Roseburg
visiting with friends.
Returns to Eugene Returns to Coast
C. E. Lowe, who spent a short I p. J. Furlong will leave for his
time In this city Friday attending home at North Bend tonight. Mr.
to business affairs, left for his Furloug aas been visiting at the
Some at Eugene this morning. , I Soldiers' Home here for some time.
From MeMinnville Returns to Glendale
Charles F. Gage arrived here J Mrs. P. jacksnn left for her
Friday from MeMinnville, and Is ' home )t Glendale this morning, af
pending the wek end In this city 1 ter spending the past week in
attending to business matters. - Roseburg on business and visiting.
Leave For Eugene - I Slightly Better-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore, who visit-1 J- E. Pickens, of the Pickens
ed In this city yesterday and over-1 Brothers Grocery, who has been
night, left this morning for their
home at Eugene. They are travel
ing by motor.
Are Visiting Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. O'Farrell
are visiting at the home of their
daughter. Mrs. A. W. Blauchford.
Mr. O'Farrell Is the superintendent
of the B. and O. railroad com
pany. Their homo Is in Pittsburgh,
and they are making their first
tour of the west. They will be here
for several weeks.
quite ill with inflammatory rheuma
tlsin for the past several days, Is
reported slightly better today.
Learn Telegraphy
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
Roseburg Telegraph Institute
Room 224, Perkins Bldg.
Mrs. Hennlger Visits
MrB. E. L. Heninger was a visi
tor in this city Priday, and spent
a few hours visiting with friends
and sbopping. She is an Oakland
resident.
On Business v
C. F. Munter, a Portland man. Is
spending a day or so in this city
looking after business interests.
e arrived from the north last
night
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
I THE LACE HANDKERCHIEF Puzzle No. 116.
Edit.d by J. C. Boyd.
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HORIZONTAL.
1 teparat
7 thin
(Latin)
8 lubricat
9 illuminate
11 unlatch
(root)
12 in behalf
of
1 3 Hprak
distribute
13 one of the
Great
Later
tO uircAtftn
21 Jump
22 on equal
terms
24 couch
26 damp dirt
20 -rlertricaJ
charge
81 (Jruek let
ter 82 pronoun
83 point of
conprta
34 fArnliji
35 quality
VERTICAL
1 mark on a
playing
card
'2 one
X hrow
4 o-iHorinte
or h lpjr
6 prite
6 riv-r
(Spanish)
automobile
7 transfer
red for
muni'y
JO loyal
1 4 make
amendi for
16 piece out
17 part of the
face
18 regard
19 wrath
21 crippled '
23 number
24 benefit
& eoil
27 n AmeH.
can Indian
28 nickname
for a par
tut
29 hostelry
' 80 person
poteen of
indefinite-
Herewith la solution to Puzzle
No. 15.
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Every number lndtrate the
beginning of a word if hori
zontal, crosswise, until the first
shaded stop to the hgnt; if ver
tical, downwards until the first
shaded stop below. Compare the
synonyms in the appended lists
to the spaces In 'he diagrams
and fill in the words yon Know.
These will give yon clues to the
more difficult words. When
completed the words should in
terlock perfectly.
Hert Day or 8o
C, P. McPerrell waa an arrival
here from Portland Friday after
noon and will be In Roseburg for a
day or so attending to business in
terests. Returns From Hospital
Alias Eakin, who has been receiv
ing treatment at Mercy hospital
for the past week, wiaa dismissed
from that place Friday, and return
ed to her home at Glendale.
Receiving Treatment j-
Miss Fredrlka Wearherly, a
teacher in one of the schools near
this city, waa taken to Mercy hos
pital yesterday morning to receive
treatment. Dr. Stewart is attend
ing her.
On Bualneae
rharlea Decklev was a business
visitor in this city from Dixuuvllle
Friday and last night. s
Here Today
C. E. Ford arrived here last
night from Portland and Is spend
ing today In Hour burg looking af
ter business matters.
Visitor From North
p l. tilhhiril arrived here from
Portland yesterday evening, and
la siiiiininff over In Rosebura for a
day or two to visit.
Vls.tor From Medford
E. P. Rands was a visitor In this
city overnight last night from
northern parts. Mr. Rands is a
Portland man.
Here Visiting
uiu Pearl Pankev arrived here
last night from Central Point,
and la spending several days . in
Roseburg visiting wun menus.
Will Leave Today
Mrs. J. C. Austin and daughter
will leave today tor 1-a Urunde,
where they will join Mr. Austin,
and make their future borne.
Visits Friends
' Mrs. Harry Mahoney arrived
here this morning from Oakland,
mill Attent the tlav here visiting
with friends and shopping.
From Happy Valley
Mrs. Frank Bteinhaur was a
visitor In Roseburg today, and
spent the day shopping and visit
ing. She i from Happy Valley.
Return from South
Mr. and Mrs. John Enger re
turned last night from southern
California, where they bave been
enjoying a visit.
To Myrtle Creek
Mrs. L. O. Maddox left this
morning for Myrtle Creek, where
she will spend the week end visit
ing with friends and relatives.
Spends Day-
Here from points south of Rose
burg Friday was Jxrais Santmyer.
Mr. Santmyer is a Rlddlo resident,
and was here on business matters.
From Marshfield
'Leland J. Chase was among
those frtfm coast points here Fri
day for a few hours transacting
business. Mr. Chase is from
Marshfield. ,
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AGED PAIR MEET AND
DECIDE TO MARRY
(AaorUM PYm Land Wlia.)
PARKEIlSrU'RO. W. V.,
( Mar. 7. Bartholomew Lott,
80, and Mrs. Carrie Lambert.
! 70. were married in the Wood
county court house today, a
few minutes after they first
4 met. Each went to the court
house on a different missiun.
becoming acquainted tbey
were soon talking quietly to-
gether for a short time. Then
tbey stepped into the county
clerk's unite and applied for
a marriage license.
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Klamath Couple Stop Over
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Nichols
stopped over In Roseburg yestre
day and last night to visit, en
route from their home at Klam
ath Falls, to northern points, by
motor.
From Coast '
Here from coast points Friday
for a few hours attending to busl
ness matters, and an overnight
guest, was warrent Grove. Mr.
Grove is a resident of Coqullle.
Medford Man H
. Ted OeBaUr arrived here Friday
afternoon from Medford, and -will
be here during the week end at
tending to business matters.
Returns to Eugene
D. J. McKlnnon returned to his
home In Eugene this morning,
after spending Friday , in this city
transacting business affairs.
Portland Men Visit
F. C. Bartelle and R. K. Burton
arrived here yesterday evening
from the north, and are spending a
day or so In this city attending to
business interests. They are. from
Portland.
On Way North ,
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Miller.
Klamath Falls resident, stopped
over In this city yesterday for a
few hours and over night. They are
on their way by motor to northern
points.
Here Today
Mrs. Ida Bnrgoyne was a visitor
In Roseburg from southern points
in the county today. Mrs. Bur
goyne was here shopping and visit
ing and returned home to Riddle
this afternoon.
On Wa to Round Prairie
Mrs. P. J. Relnner stopped over
In this city for a few hours today,
on her way to Round Prairie. Mrs.
Relnner Is from Spirit Lake, Iowa,
and will visit at the home of her
brother at Round Prairie.
Returns to 8alenv
R. G. Simmons returned to Sa
lem today, after spending a short
time In Roseburg yesterday at
tending to business affairs. .
Klamath Business Man Visits
C. A. Doty, Klamath Falls busi
ness man, stopped over In this city
Friday and overnight to visit. He
left for Klamath Falls this morn
ing. Mr. Muellenber Here
J. f. Muellenber was an arriv
al from northern points Friday
afternoon, and is spending a day
or two here on business. He is
from Portland.
From Portland
1,. C. Humburt Is spending a
short time in this city visiting and
on business. Mr. Humbert arrived
from Portland yesterday after
noon. Church Services Changed
Instead of the plans announced
yesterday for service Sunday at
the Baptist churcb, the pastor will
speak at both the morning and ev
ening services.
To Eugene
Mrs. Leona McDonald and
daughters, Thelma and Dorothy,
motored to Eugene this afternoon
where they will spend a short time
visiting.
From Medford
J. T. Brewer and O. W. Brewer
were among those arriving from
southern points yesterday and
visiting here over night. They are
residents of Medford.
On Business
Among those from tho north
stopping over In Roseburg 'for a
day or so and transacting busi
ness matters Is H. C. Zehrung.
Mr. Z'hrung Is a Portland resi
dent
Jfome for Week Fn.l -
Cadets Dale Wlllnnl and Ross
Hates returned to Roseburg this
morning for a visit with their re
lative over the week-end. Thoy
are both attending the Hills Mili
tary Academy In Portland.
Seattle Party on Way 8outh
. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. llarman, Mr.
and Mrs. K. J. Brutus anil S.
Cass were visitors. In this rUy
overnignt. from Seattle. The
party Is on their wsv in ttn run.
'cisco by motor.
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Hill a a I v-iuo or inn lorai
alls Catarrh Mh h.:(it c.ook"1. lnoi
,. m-j uii-pinjr wiiiiiiimra
of McKean. Darby and Baldwin.
Many aenrioua roods were for sale
and the sale waa a nml ir..t
jThe proceeds will go lo the l;as-
11 . r t id. nK . '
j w uuu iur improvement
lot the rest room.
From Garden Valley
Mr. Ewens was a visitor from
the rural districts this morning,
and spent a few hours In this ctly
transacting . business. Mr. Ewens
is associated with his brother on
a ranch at Garden Valley.
Visitors From 8utherlin Academy
Professor Bean and sister. Miss
Rosalie Bean, were here from
Sulherlln Friday, and spent a fow
hours lu the city shopping and
transacting business. Professor
Hfan Is from the Sulherlln Acad
emy. Will Locate In Eupcre
Horry Wilcox, f ir some time
past head clerk at the Grand hotel,
has resigned his position hern, and
has accepted a similar one at the
Hotel Osborn, at Eugene. Mr.
Wilcox left this morning for th-tt
place, and assumed his duties
there today.
Cassells Leave Friday
Mr. and Mrs. liny Cassell and
daughter. Miss Frances Cassell,
who have been in this city for the
past three weeks, li ft Friday for
Albany. They will visit there for
about a week, and then go on to
Detroit, where they will be located
during tare coming summer.
The more you eat the more you
want. It costs more because you
Just can't get enough. GRIMM
BROS.' MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
Bushnslls Visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. BUshnell
ppent a few hours in this city to
iluy on business and visiting with
li lends. They resluo at Rice Creek.
Visitors Today
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Myers were
visitors here today from the rural
districts, and spent several hours
shopping and attending to business
matters.
Visitor Today
John Rackley motored from Mel
rose today and spent a few hours
In this city visiting with friends
and attending to business mat
ters. Visitor FrldayZ
M. C. Williams was a visitor In
Roseburg Friday and over night,
and transacted business matters.
Mr. Williams la a resident of Sa
lvia. On Business
From points south of this city
today was Fred Chamberlain, who
spent tbe afternoon here attend
ing to business matters. He Is
from Looking Glass.
l-uvt Today ,
M- Alle.i was I'eic rrom Loolili.g
tiliiss tiday, end spent sevurai
noun on bu.s;nes i r,d visiting. He
returned home thU afternoon.
From Elkton
C. O. Henderer was here from
Elkton Friday, and spent the day
on business. He left for Scot I j
burg this morning, and will spend
the week end there.
On Business
Robert Catlin arrived here last
night from ML Scott, and Is spend
ing the week end in Roseburg
looking after business affairs and
visiting with friends.
Hero Today
Miss Delorne Parrott was here
from Umpqua today, and spent
the day visiting with friends and
shopping. She Is teaching at tlio
school at Umpqua.
From Oorvallls
La Verne Hawne arrived here
last night from Corvallis, where
he Is attending college, to spend
the week-end here visiting with
bis parents and friends.
From Garden Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parrott were
among those from the rural dis
tricts to spend the day here today,
shoplng and visiting with friends.
They are Garden Valley residents.
From Soottsburg
Mr. tu:J Mrs. Fred Weatherly,
well known Seottsburg residents,
motoicd from that place yesteriay
end PiH-nt the (lay here on busi
ness and visiting. They retiini-.'d
cme today.
Visitor Today
O. H. Allen spent a few hours
In this city today transacting
business matters and visiting with
friends. Mr. Allen returned to
his homo at Oak Creek this afternoon.
Iluslnesa Vlsltn
' Claude Harvey was a visitor
In town today, and spent several
hours attending to business mat
ters. Mr. Harvey 1 a Fair Oaks
farmer.
Here Today .
Mrs. F. P. Blair was a visitor In
Rosebuff: today from the rural dis
tricts. Mrs. Blair resides west of
this city on the Melrose road. She
spent several hours visiting and
shopping.
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IVlCUlUllC claim for It rid
your system of Catarrh or Deafness
caused by CatatTh.
Hold by druggists for over 40 years.
r. 1. CHENHY CO, Toledo, Ohio
(Aanriated Prw faard Win.)
LA GRANDE, Ore., Mar. 7
Four persons were burned to death
and two others were severely
burned early today when the home
of Walter Schultt In Evans, 65
miles northeast of here was de
stroyed by fire.
The di-sd are: Mrs. Walter
Schultz, her son Jimmy, aged 4
years, her daughter Florence, aged
2 and her six months old baby.
Hrhults and a brother-in-law, Ted
Frost, 16. were seriously burned.
Physicians said It might he nec
essary to amputate Frost's hands,
but that both men ?iave chancel
for recovery.
The flames were raiMcl by n
kerosene explosion when Scliults
started a fire In the room occupied
by Mrs. Schultt and her children.
The house was tompletely de
stroyed. SrhulK was employed by the O.
W. R. at N. as a section band.
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COMPARISON Or TRENDS IN BELL TELEPHONE RATES
AND WHOLESALE COMMODITY PRICES SINCE I89S
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The Cost of Service
ON the loyalty and skill of
the human element depends
the character of telephone serv
ice. The providers of this
service must not only meet the
market prices for materials.
They must also maintain at any
cost a high standard of work
manship. Because of advancing prices,
the telephone dollar goes only
half as f ar as it did ten yearsago.
More than three-fifths of this
dollar is necessarily expended
for wages. Less would neither
attract nor hold the high-grade
workers essential 10 maintain
America's standards.
That Bell telephone rates
have advanced much less than
other prices is largely due to
economies in methods and ap
paratus that have been developed
and introduced. It is also because
the proportion, of operating
plant built at pre-war prices is
still large, though thjs is steadily
decreasing because of new con
struction made necessary by the
nation's telephone needs.
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, The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company;
BELL SYSTEM
One Policy a One System Universal Service
MILCH GOAT RANCH
MRS. O. H. WATZIQ
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
Ooat Milk, the best Baby Tood.
We have a few Milch Coats f ir
sale or rrnt. Just came fresh.
Ask for prices. We dollver.
BtudtinaKer costs te per pound Garden tools of all kinds and ex
ilian bnttnr. . 1 tra handles at Wharton Bros.' '
FINE IS PAID
Fern Nye today paid her fine of
f-00 assessed against her In the
circuit court following her plea of
giulty to a charge tf possession of
intoxicating liquor. Mrs. Nye was
pner.ted several months ago, and
ititevw! . plea of not guilty In the
justice court. She was later tried
and convicted, but appealed to the
circuit court. She changed Iter
plea in that court, however, and
waa given time to raise the amount
of her flue. She paid the $200 to
day. . 0 i
GRIMM llROS.' MILK BREAD
delivered to all parts of the city.
One loaf for you and no other will
satisfy. It's wholesome. It's -puro.
It costs no more. Phone 133.
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NOTICE TO
Soldiers,' Sailors and Widows of
soldiers and sailors of the Mexican
war, the War of the Rebellion and
the Indian-wars of the state of Ore
gon. Now Is the time to put In your
claim for tut exemption. All claims
must be In on or before April
first.
FRANK L. CALKINS, Assessor.
TaWgTaMtTTTWaTTaMTO
MR. HOME BUILDER
fj Did it ever occur'to you, that you can buy everything tot
your home in doors, windows, frames, interior finish and
cabinet work in a Roseburg product.
SEE US BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE
Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co.
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Do Not Delay
Insure Today
Protect your property from losa
by fire by carrying an adequate
amount of lniurance.
Our sgency Is at your service
at all times In matters pertain
ing to Insurance. ,
G. W. Young & Son
Insurance
11 Cass St. Phone 417
OfPAyrica
T I Rapp Building
DECLINE '"
Long lite in guaranteed
the physicnlly healthy and
vigorous. Displaced spinal
vertebrae, impinging sen
sitive nerve cords lessen
the nerve energy and
weaken the body. Chiro
practic adjustments as
sure strength.
"Yours for Health"
Dr. C H. McNeil
Chlropraetie Specialist
Phone BS4-J
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PORTLANOl
dept. r Oregon-