Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, March 07, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFtV SIMMONS 2-INCH BED $7.65 DRESSER SPECIAL $5.95 ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW TfillB Mm A Store Full of Stupendous $ Sav- i ings for You. Nothing Reserved; Everything in the House at Sacrifice I i -2 Silk Floss Mattress, $14.00 Sale Starts Wednesday, March 11. Lasts Four Days Only Xtra Heavy,, (1 ( 5 gallon Oil Can & 1 ,UJ Galvanized Screen J Q g Cloth : ..,...J1, 22 N. R. A. Long Rifle (f Shells, 3 boxes for P 1 V V No 3 Wash Tub ..!... 98 C Congoleum Special, I Q f per square yard 98c 6-Cup Percolator 50 feet Garden Hose, $ ubber, O half inch, per foot .' 12-gauge Shot Gun Shells, , - 83 C per box .'. .$y.5o , EVERYTHING IN HOUSE ON SALE 2-PIy Roofing .1....... $1-65 $2.00 Post Hole TXn Auger , t0 Custard Cup, 8 C High Grade Shoe , HI Leather, . OC Simmons 2-inch Bed ........ $7.65 IpS1..?!.8!....... $15.00 Electric Sewing Machine, new fcylft ftfi at a special cash price vtU.UU Small Cans Paint 10c A GOOD 50c BROOM SPECIAL 15c yy D-HANDLE SHOVEL 85c Nails, any size Glass Tumbler ... ...4c $1.65 Milk Peil ........... H $1 .00 2-CelI Flashlight, fO (Eveready) special . OOC Toilet Paper, 9 C 10 for Mop Stick 10c Heavy Cable Cup 10 C Clothes Pins, doz. V 5-inch Pie Plate . 5c 50c Egg Beater ......... 25 C $2.00 Single Axe . $1 55 25c Value, Furniture 1 Of Polish ..... . . .... .... V Kitchen Wooden Ware, . 95e Special .. ......... Stainless Paring Knife '2Sc Leather Seat Rocker $7s75 Leather Seat Diner $2.85 sJ". $1.00 Inlaid Linoleum, 1 00 Special sq. ...... V A Vr vF Powell s Fureitore Sloire NEW PUBLICITY' I BOOKLET HILL BE READY SOON Copy Now in Hands of Printers and Speedy Job Is Promised. RESOURCES SHOWN Booklet Gives Honest Fficts Concerning Ail Com- munities in County Many Ordered. tral parts of Oregon. The Chamber has spent a lot of time, effort and money to make this booklet not only attractive but conclusive, and of interest to those who are looking towards the Pacific Northwest as their tuture home. The various towns In the county have thus far contracted for over 7000 of these books, thereby, showing that all the com munities are satisfied that they are getting a square deal from the Koseliurg Chamber of Commerce. Several of the more progressive real estate firms have also bought large quantities of the booklets to answer their individual inquiries apart-from those received by the local Chamber of Commerce. It now looks as it at least 15,000 of these booklets will be printed and it Is estimated that this num ber will last only one year, and that next year another edition will be necessary. This is due to the fact that a very large num. ber of eastern people are looking towards the Pacific coast country at this time, and a great many inquiries are being received each week.- NEVADA JUDGE CALLS FOR MODIFICATION OF 18TH AMENDMENT RENO. Nevada, Mar. 6. (AP) Frank II. Norcross, former chief justice of the Nevada supreme court, author of a resolution in the siaie legislature calling on con gress to assemble a national con stitutional convention to amend the eighteenth amendment, de clares that universal contempt of I NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Having bought the stock and fixtures of the Itadabaugb & Patterson business at 328 North Jackson street, I here- JOHN McGRAW HAS BEEN IN BASEBALL FOR OVER 35 YEARS NEW YORK. Mar. 8. Napoleon had his "Waterloo," John J. Mc- was then that McOraw organised the Baltimore Orioles that have been made famous down through the years. Two years later the team was disorganized and the leading third baseman of baseball laid aside his spiked shoes and the late Andrew Freeman called by give notice that I will not Graw his Philadelphia and his intra to the helm that he has hand! i. be .responsible for any ac-w New York and his' Washington. counts that may be due from like the conquests of the great the retiring firm. PAitKS SCHNEIDER the law la being instilled In the 1 minds of the country's citizenshin. He believes that the eighteenth IM itoM DtPACPn nv amendment n ,h f..H-ol 1VU1111 r a I rroncn general those of gray haired stocky son of Truxton, New ork have been accomplished In a steady, thorough-going manner In the realm of baseball. He has climbed the heights, and remained there with a persistency that de ed expertly for nearly a quarter ot a century. NOTICE All persons having furniture for sale at the Radabaugb and Pat terson Auction House must call within 80 days and make arrange ments with the new proprietor, Women do these three things for loveliness, cleanse, tone and nour ish the skin with Elizabeth Arden's famous - Venetian - Preparations. Lloyd Crocker. The copy for the new Douglas County booklet was turned over to the printers In tha .Newd-He-view's exclusivo job printing de partment yesterday atlernoon, and tUc vChaniber of Commerce is proifiisrd as speedy puljllration as poxsible. This booklet will be the most complete thin? of its kind ever putjieiid in tifls county, in that tat-h tuwn In the county has a page devoted to It, with a group tri-ravlngs of four or five views oP the place and - environs, toge ther with short articles concern ing every rural district in the county that has a considerable settlement and is known by some specitic name. , Lvery resources of the county is played ftp in a strictly honest manner, no exag gerations being allowed to creep into the copy In any Way. Years ago Oregon suffered from the fault of those who in their enthu siasm were apt to over-state pro dm tion of dim-rent crops, that in atunl practice the settler could r.ot equal. The whole desire of tl:e chamber of commerce has Litn to t-ii ihe truth, that being good enough to liiirrcet the pei- ' He who nro looking for future home .under ideul condition. as to climate and interest on their 1 luv'-stment. Some of the noteworthy Ix-auty spots of. the county aro beihii pic- : tured in thli new boukiet, but it wa impo.taiole to cover In AH pages anything like a complete ; L-irdhoe view of the many won- i denul plans in the loumy. Fori ono thing the Chamber of Com merce It stressing the fact that : Diamond Lake belongs to Douglas Couuty and not to every other , county tn to. southern and cen-J FACTORY GIRL ONE OF THE 98 Will Answer Letters from Women asking about Lydia E. Pinkham't Vegetable Compound Lltitz,Pa. "I was very rerrons and suffered for a long time with pains in my oacK and tide. I waa employed in a fac tory and for about three months I did no work at alL There were two women who told me about Ly!ia E. Pinkham'a Vege table Compound. 1 didn't believe what they uld me at first, butatlast I tried it It haa taken my pains away and my nervousness. 1 am glad to say that I am one of the W out of 100' that it has helped. I recommend it when I can, as I know it is (rood for wnmen's troubles. 1 will answer any letter that any woman writes to me. I know the Vegetable Compound haa helped me and hope it will help other." Mm. CttUUXS R. BuiTES. K. F. D. 2, LitiU, Pa. W out of every 100 women who taVf this medicine for the ailment fo. which it ia twommerided are bene fited by it They hare said so m an iwenng- a questional sent to them. For salt by druggist svarywhsrs, tion should be substituted by a pro vision empowering congress to prohibit or regulate the importa tion, manufacture and sale of liq uor, thereby placing the entire question in the hands of the na tional legislature. I With such a modification of the eighteenth amendment, in his opin ion, congress would feel free to I enact moderate liquor legislation I that would command the respect land support of the country at large. Such legislation, he consid ers, should not permit the return i of the saloon, hut probably should aiiow me sale or liquor under some such system as that prevailing in several provinces ot Canada. Explaining his position, Jddge Norcross says: "I voted for the Nevada prohibition act and sup ported the eighteenth amendment IJut I am convinced that they have failed. As a consequence we are living undesr a national law and state statutes that are being open ly flouted by millions of people. 1 "Congress can never have a free hand to deal with the situation un til we return to the correct princi pal of making the constitution the repository of congressional power and not Itself a penal code. '"Too radical legislation has h! ways failed to accomplish desired results. Natural laws control pen al laws, and there are fixed limits beyond which penal statutes can not go and be generally respected. There are extremists who believe that even the moderate use of in toxicants Is harmful. On the oth er hand, a large portion of the DPI IIMITFN nPlVFD I AW rl,d tne attacks ot national league' Parks Schneider or the furniture uiwurkui iru vlr t-w enemle, for four , wlll ,old at ucUon to u,, high- I Joe Dunn, president of the state1., In, 190?' w,'th, ,hta reniarkable motor association, was In Uose- '"''. 5'hrl8iv, Mathewson. burg yesterday making preliminary h" f'r'n. 'he arrangements for placing an as- man wn " on Aabbei "Little sociation office in this citv. start. Napoleon, ' wasosuprcme. He cap- ing April 1. The office will be '"J, wor.ld championship. est bidder. Kadabaugh and Patterson. located with th Rn.rH nl F-! uu' rorces were ragged out tate agency, adjoining the Crand nd tr"Kf!lta '" '" Hotel, according to present plans, out ,faK'n worl"i "'I??'., but as yet no one has been ap- ca,.rae tne1ro"t, ' Phu'dpn; pointed to handle the office. Mr. h,en Connie Mack s great Inner Dunn states that besides the regu- nd his marvelous siege lar association business the office Bender, Plank and Coombs, will dispense Information desired r"ldl.ed n . ' 'ne .al?n ? hr mninri.t. twi..vnrin. ,,., anu bore tnem back aown tne nni. terest them in the community. ANOTHER OLD TIMER PASSES ON "Grandpa" Kirk Ollpatrlck, one of the oldest residents of this port of the county, died at a hos pital in Portland, Tuesday morn ing. (Irandpa Ollpatrlck had been a resident of the Qulne's creek com munity for a great many years, go Inc to the home of his daughter luirfiniw hnr. tha inni in I'll? 1 In Riddle, when his falling Mr. Dunn is we,, pasedwith 1 ?"d. "e hurled back by theij-Hh hi. i caring : for the road legislation passed by the iw 1,1,8 80x and KeU sox- nwTh. ago He was taken to recent legislature, and particular- Again the faltering line, were ! r"tVd hosPl.a! the flrst par? ly praised Senator Eddy for his drawn together and 1931 found , of we,k where t w, h d work on the roads and highway th.m at bay in their own ten-ltory. i h Palth ht De )mproved. He committee, mentioning particularly Led by the Olant Phil Douglas, thef,,, known by Bnry every- rc fi uu.cu uner mw, wnicn ne " ""ions In thin nart r the countv and was always a god netgnnor and a the game commission, so that the county is not Interested In the state bounty fund and is not affect ed by the cut Kead the Classified aos. in Ihe rNews-Keview. iney mean dollars to you. characterized as one of the most the world pennant became theirs important pieces ot legislation , in eight hard fought games, during the session. Again In 1922 they were vlctor- o Inns but fell before their natural true friend. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. John Halght and Mrs. John Alhro. ! JARDINIERES enemies, the Yankees In 193. Last nnjn Df this city, one son, llert I Special values In beautiful lardl- y''"' the march on Washington ; oilpatrick of this city, and one'; nleres, vases, flower bowls, wall yed by the brilliant young , daughter, Mrs. Oeo. Branham of pOt ,,u""" ""'"-7 jui.w i 11 am, UIQ Kinuu viu uiiupia."! vases, hanging vases tery with very pretty Brown Ik designs in colors. Specially priced, vasea and 'WltK- Johnson, flower bowls 9c, jardinieres $1.19. 1 Washington may have been the See them at Carr's, These items Waterloo for McOraw. For sever er Just what you need In thecal years he has directed his sol- nonse right now. were held In afternoon. dura from a position behind the lines where nnee he rode with them. Two more years may see I 6MOKE HOUSE SOLD TO DENNIS HANK8 his retirement for he has become Dennis Hanks and hi, .nn rn 'd ' 'he service and bis seat in Hani. . r 71.,.. . ftnvernment Is awaitlnc him. He IS nonullr.n hellee. that lhi- .iiyouvill, nave T" " I.j" . u . -,..1. rrate iae 1st not wmnr Vtr . I Purchased the Smoke House from ""w " "'-"' mTnorlt? or even a ioritv lU L' Perdue- ,ak,n Possession of Mcbraw was born in 1S7J and f neoole ton a"w P'c ' business Tues- started to plsy baseball about ehe laTldea. i Slim aTare. nortK of """"" Both gentlem.-n are time that he Karned to toddle. For .'t",?.".?" wK.:.POrJL'.l?vf I"' Xon ,n , d of h, jr, year, he has been In the pro- Kiddle. Funeral services Canynnville this Olendale News. o We can supply you with sheep dip, grafting wax and water glass. Lloyd Crocker. o HA . Wit J nl.- . r-.-U D aHiaJl. ' Physicians constantly prescribe Gualacol and Eucalyptus for af fections ot the throat and for deep seated coughs, Bronchia) colds and coughs that will not yield to ordinary treatment will often be quickly relieved by a syrup containing Ouaiacol and Eucalyptus. Merltol Wild Cherry Cough Remedy Is a preparation of unusual merit. This is attested by the fact that over a period of nearly fifteen . years It has enjoyed a large and constantly Increasing sale. Among other beneficial Ingredients Merltol Wild Cherry Cough ' Remedy contains Ouaiacol and Eucalyptus. Having no disagreeable after taste it is pleasant to take. .... . . i , . . . i . , i j i,um. un., wnen laaen accoruing to airacuuus u uuwu mini iun Its perfectly balanced Ingredients soothe snd heal the tender. Irritated membranes and assist nature to overcome the cause of the trouble. , , Suanmindnl hw W It. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY I Auction Sale!! - At my place at Riverside 1 JO P. M. Tuesday, Mar. 10 .The following goods will be sold for cash to the highest bidder: Good Milch Cow, Jersey Heifer Calf, t Iron Beds, Springs and Mattresses, Wood Bed, Springs and Mattress, Dresser, New Home-Sewing Machine, Large Rocker, 1 Fine Rocker, 1 Parlor Chairs, 1 Arm Chair, Center Table, 1 Conches, t Dining Chairs, 2 Extra Chairs, Camp Rocker, Sewing Chair, 1 Small Rockers, Kitchen Cabinet, Cupboard, Kitchen Table, Small Cupboard, Stand Table, Wash Bland, Lota of Rugs, New Cook Stove and Pipe, Good Range, Heater same as new. Mirror, Lot of Dishes, Lot of Fruit Jars, Canned Fruit, Stone Jars, Hucg Saw, Washing Machine, Chickens, and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention. different views hss never yet been successfully accomplished. (county as good citizens and con- fenlonnl game, his first servatlve business men. We have went being with OKn. engage- n. y " - inn A v.. . 1. ii i , .. .. V. .... .. - u I fl.n. l,i,l Knrema. .H.lert Iho' If Ihe V """ " ' con.iuci me ,." ,,.w.n u . C , ..-j - L.i business along the same nnwrea- Id. A major league seout tnen tutional convention, the question " J Tne Dy could be removed from polities r Prlessor during the sev .nH .ni.1 Thi. would not h!erM ,e"r he has conducted the other NOTICE To get to Shaw place, turn to left at Rlvtrslds Store, go I blocks, and watch for sign at sorrier, and there turn te left one block, thn to right one block. M. C. RADABAUGH, Auctioneer. D. D. SHAW, Owner possible, he said, method. by any Notice Back again and ready for busi ness. Leave word at P. O. Box 963, Roseburg Ore. Eureka Spray Painting Co. o For concrete work can Taylor. 11 No. met 81 Tel. I25-E. house. No drastic changes are an ticipated and the new owners ex pect to run the same kind of an The. cut of $10,000 mndn by the governn In the appropriation of t'xik the youthful "Mugrsy to the legislature for payment of , Baltimore. In August )91. Mo- bounties, does not affect Douglas I (iraw saw his first fast company County, according to Connty Clerk ! S' tvlce and for a year he sat on I. II. Itldtlle. This applies only to Ihe bench hut in 132 be went to, the fund appropriated by the state second base, where N'd Hanlnn to match counties employing gov orderly resort for men as Mr Per- quickly learned that his protege eminent hunters, or whore the due has been running. Olendale was a good third baseman who county pays the bounty on preda News. i sons became the best fielder of lory animals and asks for coopera - i bunts that national game had seen, tlon of the state. DON'T forget Ihe eighth annual) In 1900 with Wllbert Robinson, j Although Douglas Connty pays Big 4 8U Patrick's Ball under the souther who waa to become a fa-. bounilr-s on coyotes the state noun auspices of the Ladles Auxiliaries, rmi msnager, MeOraw was sold ty fund Is not concerned. Hour. at the Armory, Tuesday evening, to St. Louis but. aligned himself ties on rouxar, wolves, and other March 17. Music by lbs Blue Devils. . with Byron Bancroft Johnson when urh animals are paid out of the ItekaU 11.10. the American leaf u was born. It (game protection fund, handled by ohc DOUGLAS GRILL Roseburg' Popular Eating Place. Continuous service 5 a. m. to 12 p. m. You Vvill appreciate the economy of our prices. Good Meals 30c and up SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER ; Roast Yountr Turkey and Cbicken as you like . With all the Trimmings 75c W. R. WARNER. PROP.