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ROSEBURG NEW3-REVIE w" MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1925. there's an Oregon Life man near you Let him explain how Oregon Life actually prolongs the lives of its policyholders. . As an Oregon Life policyholder you are entitled . ' to free physical examination and expert advice on how to prolong your life. Hmj cnmlnatiotu arm very thorough and scientific, and arc conducted1 I pciiodlcallv without coct to you, by an eminent physician of your localitr who la employed by the Lift Esumton lnuitut of New York. . TKc local phyvidan't report b referred to the lnatitutc'i New York dink. ' and they give you a confidential Xfuttn repoit and full advice. In nam berleea inscancaa these re ports have baen the "warning in time" which enabled a policyholder to add many year to hk or her life. Oregon Life! really interested in prolonging yott life. ( ThU life extension service which actually does prolong lives together with the low death rate of the healthful, wholesome Pacific Northwest and Oregon Life's cohserva tive management, makes Oregon life -one of the lowest tut cost of any insurance you can buy. . Write for full particulars of the Life Extension plan- 1 Qregonfffe A. L. MILLS. Prafcbnt C S. SAMUEL, Qtm-Mamifr W. H. Home Officet PORTLAND. OREGON CHAS. S. McELHINNY - .'. District Manager t local news : From Ruckles Mrs. O. Henly arrived hero Sat urday from Kuckles and Bp nt the day visiting andshopping . From Sutherlln I. Quick, a Sutherlln resident, spent uome time here Saturday vif.itlng with friends and attending to business matters.. Visitor Saturday Oscar Itodlcy of looking Cllaas motored to this city Saturday and I spent several hours attending to business matters. Mr. and Mrs. James Foster, Jr., who were married last l'r)day, and who have been spending the week end in the northern part of the I county, retuined home last night. Hera Saturday A. S. Uualincll was a visitor In I this city from points out of town, and transacted business for a short time. Mr. Bushel! Is a resident of Ten Mile. CO,CKKT KNJOVKD. I As a result of the many roun- i ter attractions In the city gn Sat urday evening, the attendance at I the concert given by the Ladies I Columbia Concert Orchestra at the h'gh school was very small, i The orchestra, however, gave a j very delightful concert, and one which was greatly enjoyed by those who were present. Alfalfa; clover and grass seed at Wharton Bros. Read the Classified ads. in The News-Review. They mean dollars to you. For quid results use new Review rtaalriM I fta I'hon. UK FULL LINE OF h Sporting, Goods i . I We have just received a new line of fishing tackle, A A " P O " baseoall goods, tennis balls and rackets,; exercisers, boxing gloves, gym suits, Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. Phone 25 111 NO. JACKSON WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS C. SCHUPPEL. Ant Maw R. BLAUVELT, EmM Special Rote burg, Oregon Peacock and Turkey "Look nt me," said t lie eacock, spreading his tnll and strutting grandly about; "am I not bund some V "Yes," replied the turkey, "In your own ey'S. hut I put up a per petual thanksgiving that 1 was nut hutched so vain on you." "I should think" thanksgiving wns rather a tender subject wlttr you," rejoined the peacock, "pluming hlra- Si'lf. . "Not nt nil." said the farmer, who had liven listening -to tills Inter change of civilities; "he Is n tender subject for Thanksgiving!" And so saying, he cuught up the turkey uud carried him off to market. "Well, well," :ildthe peacock, "I'm glad I'm too handsome to eat, nnd-ha! fine feathers di-n't nlwnya make line birds, according to the cook." St. Nicholas Magazine, : Meant All She Said They were evidently married and must have disagreed before they came to the lecture the other eve ning. For every once In a while she would deliver some cutting re mark to him. lint the best came when he shifted his chair no that It Wns directly In front of her. Hut he still tried to he polite. "Is It hard for ynu to look over my shoulder la pubilcf" he asked. "No." wns the cutting answer, "not a bit harder than It Is over looking your faults In private." IndianaiHills News. i "Silver Foxef The nnme silver fox, as common ly used by furriers. Includes the dark phases of the ordinary red fox, variously called sllvi r gray, sil ver blnck, or hlnck. The color of the red fox of the Northeastern stntes and of Its allies of the colder part of Nonh America varies from red to black, and these extremes with the gradations between them form four more or leu distinct phases, known respectively as red, cross or patch, silver nnd black. etc. ' t ' OUR NEW HOME 'Sta.V.TaTJJ I LOCAL Har. From PortlanoV- Belva Hamilton and Crystal Wur nock, of Portland, were visitors In Rust-burg today. From Arnica " ' J. H. Jenks spent Saturday In this ally looking after business i Interests and visiting. Mr. Jenks resides at Aialea. Visit Saturday- Mrs. Walter Leake and daugh ter, of Dixonvllle. spent Saturday afternoon visiting with friends and relatives here. VUlts Today Clarence Maine (pent several hours In thia rliy today visiting with friends, lie is a resident of South Deer Creek. Hot urns from Portland W. L. Cobb has returned to this city, after spending three or four days la Portland attending to. business interests. Sutherlln Man Visit! W. F. Kerman visited here from points south of the city Saturday, Mr. Kernun is s resident of Suth erlln and was here on business. Pooles VLsltora Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ira Poole were visitors In this city from Drew Saturday. They spent several hours here on business and shop ping. Vbdtor Saturday Bob Klelst was an out of town visitor here Saturday, spending several hours transacting business Interests. He is a Brockway re sident. ; From! Winston-- ' ' Clay Smith, of Winston, motor ed to Roseburg Saturday, and spent several hours transacting business matters and visiting with friends. F,ngcr Return Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Enger re turned to this city Saturday, after spending the past two weeks tn Los Angeles and other California points visiting. Myrtle Creole Resident Here- Mrs. Alice Morse was here Sat urday from Myrtle Creek, spend ing the day visiting with friends and shopping. She returned home Saturday evening. From Glide Mrs. C. N. Lilly spent several hours lnvthls city Saturday visit ing with friends and attending to business mattors. Mrs. Lilly is a Glide resident. Brockway Man VUlt Among the Roseburg visitors from out of town points Saturday was K. S. Johnson, a resident of Brockway. Mr. Johnson spent the day on business. Mr. and Mrs. Brill Visit . Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Urlll visited In this city Saturday from south ern points In the county. They returned to their home at Myrtle Creek In the evening. ' From Garden Valley ' E. E. Lallrle was a visitor In Roseburg Saturday from the rural districts. Mr. LaBrie Is from Garden Valley, and spent several hours transacting business. . Spend Afternoon r ' Mr. and Mrs. Ttalpts Weaver were Roseburg visitors Saturday afternoon from- Myrtle Creek. They were here shopping nnd looking after business matters. To Lonqvlew , Mrs. Fred S. Williams, who has been emploved at Bubar Brothers here, left Sunday nlpht for Long view. Washington, where she will spend the next month. Mr. Wil liams is already located there. Visitor Saturday Miss Pauline Bridges wss a visitor In this city Saturday, and spent the day shopp'ng and vis iting with friends. She returned to her home at Oakland Saturday night. VMtors Hotnrdny Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown were visitors In this city from their ranch at Dixonvllle Saturday, and spent several hours visiting with friends and attending to business matters. Visitor In Town Here from points south of city Saturday wss Mrs. J. W. Culver, who visited friends and attended to business matters for a few hours. She Is a Sutherlln resi dent. Returns to Portland- Mrs. Jefferson Tester, who has been visit 'ng with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bridges, at Oakland for the nt week, and with frlend In Powhurg, return ed to her home at Portland Sun day. VMtlfut Ulster at Winston- Mrs. Carolyn Wiley l visiting at t"e nome or nr slfr, W. H. Brosl. at W'nston. Wllev Is from Seattle and spend about two weeks at home of her sister. Mrs. will the ' Pron-rnm Is Postponed , The expression program sn- nounced hv Miss Evelyn Nolan of inn nriDlinn (jonnervaiorv Tor Tuesday evening. March 10, has' been postponed nntll next week owing to the sickness of several i of the students, who were to take part. R'turn tn Portland ' Ross Bates and Dale W'llard. who spent the week end here vis-1 Iting with th'rtr na rents and rriends. left 1s t nlht for Port, land. whre thev will return to thtr stmtlea at Hill Military Ac, demy. Thev were accompanied by Mrs-.A. J. WUlard. NEWS Mr. lima! Il W 8 ' Brosl was here from Winston Saturday and transacted hnalnaaa affairs and Vltlted WUR friends. He returned home in the evening. Returns to Portland . R. A. Murray returned to his home at Portland this morning, after spending Sunday In this city visiting. Spend Week Knd D. Bollenbaugh arrived here from Canyonvllle Saturday, and spent the week end In tbia city visiting. Marriage Llctns. Issued A marriage license waa Issued today to Alfred E. Roberta and Al ts Wrlf.ht, both, of thla county. Newlywsds Home Hero on Bualni W. E. Smithpeter arrived here Sunday from Medford. and will spend a few days In this city at tending to business matters. From Comas Valley , Miss Amanda Wagner 'arrived here Sunday from Camas Valley, and will spend a short time In tbia city shopping and visiting. Here For Some Time A. W. Moore arrived here Sun day from Portland, and will spend the next month tn thla city looking after business Interests. From Coast Glenn Hall was an arrival here Sunday from coast points and spent the day In this city visit ing. Mr. Hall la a resident of Coqullle. Returns Home R. F. Setter returned to his home at Klamath Falls this morn ing, after spending Sunday In Roseburg visiting and on busi ness. Here Sunday W. F. Gifford wan a vlaltnr pn this city from northern points Sunday and an overnight guest. Mr. Gifford left for bis home at Portland this morning. Returns To Coast, R. S. Weakly returned to his home at Myrtle Point this morn ing, after spending the week end in Roseburg looking after busi ness Interests and visiting. Here Few Days J. O. Flnfrock. Jr., and Byron Bteum, Los Angeles business men. arrived here Sunday from the south, and will be In Roseburg for a few days looking after in terests. On Business , y E. S. Holdeman, who 1s con nected with the forest reserves at Tiller, arrived from that place on Saturday, and spent the week end here attending to business mat- ters. Speeder Fined A fine of 125 and costs was paid today by D. S. Weekly, who was arrested on a charge of speed ing, and who entered a plea of guilty when arraigned before Justice of the Peace George Jones. Toledo Men Visit Roy Fuller and Fred Horning, both of Toledo, Oregon, stopped oven here to .view the city Sun day and were overnight guests. They were on their way home af ter a motor t trip to southern points. Former Resident Here Mr. and Mrs. Ben McMullen arrived here from Myrtle Point Saturday afternoon, and are spending some time In this city on business and visiting friends. Thej were former residents of this city. Wrestler Hare- Peter Buzukos. a well known wrestler, who made his headquar ters in Roseburg for a short time several years ago, and who recent ly has been located in Loa Angelna, was In Roseburg today. He was accompanied by Ad Gustavo ot Portland. - , Kentucky People Stop Over Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lukeman, residents of Louisville, Kentucky, stopped over In this city Satur day, and will spend the remainder of the week here viewing the town and places around. While in Roseburg they will be guests at the Grand Hotel. Open.Retasport Work Adjutant Anderson of the Sal vation Army, and party, left this morning for Reedsport, where they are to open up the work there this week. Rev. Damnum will lead the meeting at the Salvation Army hall here on Tuesday night, and Dr. Holland on Thursday. Visitors Here Saturday Mr. and Mrs. -Fred M. Jack I sonned over In thla rltv Saliir jaay, rrom Portland. Mr. Jack has been connected with a motion pie. I tore contracting hnnaa In that city, and has made a number of trips to Roseburg. He and his family kre enroute to Los Ange les, where he will take up nw duties In that company In the main office. Starmer Is lll Hherlff Sam Slarmer Is conflr.od to his home today by a severe esse of neuralgia. Mr, Starmer has been suffering from this complaint for several months, and has been re ceiving treatment, but his condi tion has not been Improving as de sired ne nas been suffering con- slderahly and has Been confined to the bouse during the . nast two days. His condition has been great ly aggravated by constant exposure while carrying out the duties of the office, From Corvallla C. F. Burr, a Corvallla resident was a vUitor In Ibli city Saturday and overnight. ' Visit Sunday Mrs. A. J. Reckley arrived her Sunday and spent the day here visiting and was an overnight svai. To McMlnnvllle Thomas M. Major, who visited tn this city over Sunday, left for his home at McMinnville this morning. ' To Mamhflcld George Trapolis left this morn ing for Marshfield, where he will spend a day or so attending to business matters. i Here on Business E. J. Scully, a Portland attor ney, arrived here Sunday and will be In Roseburg for a day or two on business. From Glendale L. Butts, a Glendale resident, arrived here Saturday, and spent the day attending to business In terests and visiting. From Cottage Grove From points north of Roseburg Saturday attending to business matters was E. B. Williams. Mr. Williams Is from Cottage Grove.' Mr. and Mrs. Hire Visit- Mr. and Mrs. John itlce motor ed from Myrtle Creek Saturday, and spent the day here attending to buainesa matters and shopping, Leaves For Coast H. H. Elhar,' a resident- of Ash land, who spent the week end in this city on business, left this afternoon for the coast on busl ". , v Indeed the staff of life. GRIMM BROS.' MILK BREAD. Guaran teed absolutely pure. Quantity alone accounts for the site and quality of the loaf. Phone 133. Portland Visit .T n Tftlman anil C & niacin 'both Portland residents, stopped over in tnis city Saturday to view the town, on their way to south ern points. Front Myrtle Creek Mr ft. j. j, puce, a resident of Myrtle Creejj, arrived from that place Saturday, and spent the day here visiting with friends and shopping. Visits Saturday P. R. Weaver was a visitor in this city from southern points In the county. Mr. Weaver is from Myrtle Creek and spent the day on business. In Town Saturday Mrs. John Hatfield waa a visi tor in Roseburg Saturday from Dixonvllle. Mrs. Hatfield spent the day visiting with friends and shopping. ( To Myrtle Creek- Mac Butner left for Myrtle Creek t"1" morning, and will spend the I day theqs attending to business matters. Cleveland Residents Hers Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds spent several hours in this city today shopping and looking after business matters. They are from Cleveland. ' Brockway Couple Visit- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hickson spent several hours In Roseburg today visiting . and attending to business matters They reside at Brockway. Mr. Ilosworth Visit Among those from out of town points to spend ' Saturday here visiting and attending to business affairs, was Alvin Bos worth of Myrtle Creek. Arrival From fj rants Pass Mrs. George Ogle, who has been spending the past Several months at Grants Pass with her parents, arrived here Sunday night aad will reside here. From IHxonvllle Here from points east of town Saturday was L.- G. (Parker, who spent the day transacting busi ness and visiting. Mr. Parker resides -at Dixonvllle. Klamath Couplo Visit Mr. and Mrs.- Lawrence Rucor lch, of Klamath Falls, stopped over In this city to visit Satur day, enroute to northern points in the state by auto. . Coast Man Visits I. D. Northnip was among those from coast points to visit in this city over Saturday, and attend to business matters. Mr. Northrup la a resident of Marshfield. From North Points Ml, and Mrs. Glenn McAllister and daughter, Marlon, motojed io Shaw and Salem Saturday, wheoe they spent the week end visiting with relatives. They will return here some time today. Auto Secretary Here Mlsa I-eons o. Lowe was a vis itor ln this city from the coast Saturday on business. Miss Lowe Is the secretary of the roast auto stage lines, and resides at Co qullle. Leaves For Cranta Pass Mrs. C. E. Asher, who has been spending the past several days In this city looking after business In terests, left for Granta Pass this morning. Mrs. Asher is from Oska loosa. Iowa, and has a number of friends In this city, having visit ed here before. Word of Brothers hmt It- Word waa received from Tulsa, i Oklahoma, here Saturday by Mrs. I C. II. Wickhsm, ofthe death of har brother, A. C. Mattocks. Tho cause was not stated In the tele gram, and burial hnd already taken place at the time of the; I sending of th mess ago. oAnother Jtjew Stude 1TEIE OtfAnHDACE) Gill HERE is a new high-grade closed car that offers both smart appearance and practical con venienceat a very reasonable price. Four .wide doors full width seats full-size balloon tires. . Stylish with its low-hung body lacquered a rich, deep blue in contrast to the satin-black top. Smart with its oval rear-quarter windows, orna mental top braces and genuine Millais upholstery. Plus the performance of the world-famous Studebaker Standard Six chassis. Tremendous power remarkable pick-up and flexibility un equaled by any other car within hundreds of dollars of its price. . ' , See this new Studebaker Brougham. Learn its ' exceptional value, before you buy. i Central Garage R. S. Hartnell was here from Glide over Saturday and transact ed business matters. From Drain Miss May Hawkins and Miss Louisa Hawkins were visitors here Saturday from Drain, They return ed home yesterday. From Coast V. R. Wilson was an arrival here Saturday from coast points, and an overnight visitor. Mr. Wilson Is from Coqullle. From Garden Valley John Marks was a visitor In this city today from the rural districts and spent several hours attending to business matters. Visitor Saturday C. H. Lechner waa a visitor In this city" Saturday from points norlh of the city. Mr. Lechner Is a Drain resident. Visitor Sunday A. C. Johnson was vlaltoi- here Sunday and overnight from coast points. Mr. Johnson Is a resident of Marshfield. Visitor In Town Today James Cooper was here today from points north of Roseburg transacting business matters. Mr. Cooper resides at Wilbur. From Dixonvllle Commissioner and Mrs. C. L. Beckley were visitors in this city Saturday from Dlxonvll.n. They spent the day visiting and transact ing business matters. Hera Week. End ' J. M. Myers, rovl contractor, was here from North Umpqua over the week end and for a few hours today, attending to business matters and purchasing supplies. Picks Vp Wreck The wrecker from the Roseburg Garage was called to the scene of a wreck near Sutherlln, yester day, where a Studebaker sedan was found In the ditch. The front axle and steering arrangement of the car were damaged consider ably and the machine was brought here for repairs. Learn Telegraphy - DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES RojcburgTelrgriph Institute Room 224, Perkins Bldg. THIS IS A 'STUDEBAKER YEAR 5 . o. b. factory W. A. BURR & .SON Visitors In Town Mr, and Mrs. Thompson were visitors in Roseburg today, and transacted business and shopped for a short time. They are from U m pqua. 11 $146 "Quality vill never be cacriCiccd to meet a prlco1 Pntidmnt f t " - i TIRES and TUDE8 COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, OREOON " In Roseburg t Hifrhway Senrica Co., Corner Jackson and Douglaa. Phone 333. In Drain: Cool Motor Company. In Cottage Grove i Hall's Service) Station. In Canyonvillei Pacific Highway Garage. Telephone 385 0d 0 Medford Man Visitor ' O. A. Peterson waa a visitor in thla city Saturday from southern points, and transacted business. Mr. Peterson la a resident ot Med lord. Columbia Tin Corpowmlion
