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ROSrBURG NEWSREVIEW MONDAY, MARCH 9. 1925 cbir'Record Prices Feature Our Entire Store BLIND MRDFORD, Ore., March . With mow In the foothill and rain In the valley, Medford la experiencing a return to winter weather today after taut woek'a warmth and sunshine. Couth ment experts arrived Baturduy to prepare for the eraudKing leaaou which Is expected to begin about lbs middle of the month. -AS THOSE- FOUR E SO KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Mar. . . -A drivlDg snow atorm started here early this morning and has . been continuing without Inter ruption. The city and surround lng hills are blanketed with snow, and the local forecust Is for a continuance of the storm through out tire day. After a sunny, spring-like day yesterday with corner-lot baseball dominating, .the younKSters toduy got oat tho'.r sleds to carry them to an J from school. Car of fresh lime 'just arrived. L. W. Atctzger. AUTO THEFT LAW IS PRONOUNCED VALID - WASHINGTON. March 9. The national motor vehicle theft act vob declared valid and constttu tlouHl.iotiay by the supreme court. : The court also held lt In neck ing convictions under the act, U 1 i wus dot' neceaaary to prove that , the pernon prosecuted knew tw bad uome iuto the possession vt j iuiuu uiuiur car A supreme court review was granted today In a case, In which the validity of the Alaska luw taxing the salmon canning Indus try, was challenged by the facUlc American Fisheries company. Who Will f See The Last Week of This .GREAT SALE Will Close Sat. Nite Mar. 14 But hundreds of the shrewdest buyers of Douglas end surrounding counties have heeded the call of our advertising. The response has been marvelous. The crowds of eager buyers 'fairly swamping us. But folks, as we enter the second week of this great sale we are putting forth every effort to make this the greatest sale in the history of this store. There will be nothing left undone. See the special for each day. Read the wonderful bargains that prevail throughout the store. Come to this GREAT SALE AND SAVE. Just In a car of sewer dido. W. Metzger. Serve It at your next luncheon and watch it vanish. GRIMM, BROS.' MILK BREAD. Phone 133. $4,000 HEIRLOOM IN BOOTY OF BURGLARS (Aaockted ris Und Wirt.), SEATTLE, Mar. . Jawelry val ued at more than $6,000 was stolen by burglars who last nlaht cracked i the safe In the ottlce o( the lilacs. ! Manufacturing company In this city. ; . The Jewelry belonged to Mrs. i George E. C. Black, wife of the president ot the Black Manufactur ing company. It included a $4,000 pearl necklace that had been an heirloom la the family for 100 years. The robbery waa not disco v-' ered until late today. . j OREGON WOOL GROWERS I DATED FOR HEARING j (Aanelatee frm Lrurd Wirt.) ' SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 8 Commissioner Campbell and Ex aminer Faul of the Interstate com- ' merce commlsslou are to hold hearing in Portland. Ore., March , 28, on complalntstif the Boston : Wool Trade Association, which , would establish through bills of j lading and through rates on wool . from the Interior, It wus announc- ed today by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. Most of the wool Interests in the country i .are to be represented in the in- ouiry. I NILES, OHIO, AGAIN !M SCENE OF DISORDER N1LES, O., Mar. . Six men are Tinder .arrest here today and three more are held in yarren city Jail on charges of fighting, carrying concealed weapons and auspicion aa a result ot two clashes at street corners here late last night Re ports that the fighting: waa be- tween .the Ku Klux Klansmen and j antl-Klansmen were denied by 10- j lice Chief L. J. Hound. EXTRA SPECIAL TUESDAY FROM 10 TO 11 A. M. Only Remember tne Hour Good Steel Paring Knives While they last iturryi 5c 1 000 EXTRA VOTES FKOiVl 3 SO 4 r. M. Only rlememoer the Hour Sterno Canned Heat Aluminum Outfit S8c Less than half price Water glaai in any quantity tor f preserving epR. iiua irocurr. 1 000 EXTRA VOTES WEDNESDAY FROM 10 TO 11 A.M. Only Remember the Hour Wearever Double Boiler Two Quart $1.69 1000 EXTRA VOTES FROM 3 TO 4 P. M. Only Remember the Hour Good Brushes !n this lot up to $1.60; 3 to 4 o clock ouly 23c A real hardware sale, including, every item in this immense stock no matter what you need you can buy it af this great sale at a real genuine bargain price and remember we carry nothing but the best.' ... L One lot Pie, Butter and Bread Plutes, while they last Sc Vacuum Washer with handle, all compltfle. Good heavy one, while they last 81c D Handle Shovels, just the thing for the garden, only a few left 57c Big assortment jpllt covered bas kets. - Just the tiling for market, or lunch 39c Glass Berry Bowls, displayed In the front of the store In tubs 19c Good heavy Cups and Saucers, piievi In tubs and marked lie Garden Trowels, good one. Right In season 29c Good heavy Fire Shovel " ' 19c i- Duplex Razors with Have a shave lie one blade. Glass Sherbet Dishes. Only a few left. The price is r lie Five lb. package Kalsomlne, while It lasts 35c Wash Boards,' good heavy ones with five strays on the bacfe 48c Chopping Bowls; every woman needs one, wnlle they last Come early . ZllAl 27c . Galvanized Tubs, good heavy ones and a large size j $1.19 . . Handlse Good hammer handles that sell regular 25c 19c Claw Handles Handles Good hammer handles aluminum; 4t packages -steel wool and a cake ot soap i 8c 1 000 EXTRA VOTES Only a few days left of this Great Sale. You will have to hurry folks. Saturday night, Feb. 14th down comet the big sign and back will go the prices. It will all be over. If you want to save, if you want to economize don't miss this sale. Come. EXTRA SPECIAL THURSDAY FROM 10 TO 11 A. M. Onfy Remember, the Hour Non-Glare Headlights for Fords x 10c 1000 EXTRA VOTES FROM 3 TO 4 P. M. Only Remember the Hour One Big Lot x Axe Handlea 27c 1 000 EXTRA VOTES FRIDAY FROM 10 TO 11 A. M. Only Remember the Hour Grape Fruit Knives Stainless Steel . 69c 1000 EXTRA VOTES " FROM 3 TO'4 P. M. Only Remember the Hour Trench Picks - Just the thing for garden and auto.' 39c 1000 EXTRA VOTES DON'T FORGET TO VOTE! DON'T FORGET THE CONTEST! A worthwhile contest well worth working for. A seventy five dollar set cf dishes to the lady receiving the most -votesk A $13.00 set of silverware to the lady receiving the second largest number cf votes. Every penny counts whether U's a purchase or payment on ac count. Get your friends to buy. Get your friends to pay and don't let them forget to vote. , , , WATCH THE CONTEST Keep on working. Several Con testants going strong. But no body's fight yet. Work! CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. ROSEBURG OREGON WARSHIPS GUNNERS FACE HARD TEST SAN I'KIHtO. Calir, Mar. The upenlrtainauKlit Tennrmtee, left behind for overhauling h?tt the United Hi Htm butt lit fleet steamed out of thin port to tn untie the scouting fleet In sham battle, tomorrow will depart on n bat tin Roseburg Faces Traffic Jam Drive in and have your enr serviced while doing . your shopping. Let Us Tell You About Our Day Storage Rates Complete stock of Balloon Tires, Tube and Jacks Roseburg Garage Rear of Umpqua and Grand Hotels '-. iJL. .... PUMPER REPAIRED Hi-palm to tl. rUy'u blK fire engine, which wan Uii limned j tree I, were rniuiiteted y enter- luy. KiitnoeiH t'utmaa and I'frtliJtvl Hii lveU yeienia utorniiiK at 6 39 o'clotk. Hud went ( work lmtu-liateiy, k1 tlrni thu niachluu lu oin'iaiion tmm BUTTLE ' STOKES CONTINUES STORY OF SPOUSE skhId at V u cloi k In I no vveu luii. it was ritwxHniy to i-fiilact) the tear lliult'i' blm-k. ilu- urn, cuuut'ctiui rud auU utar- lu. , Interest. There are eight ot the new- cruisers with the blue fleet and , one with the black tores. Thee i cruisers are the fastest American i CHICAGO. March . Cross-ex- war craft afloat, beins; capable of , nmlnatloa of W. K. D. Stokes, Bi-iiiiiiiin ,io nuuiH ma uuur. These maneuvers off ihe coatt IICWJ1H AI10AUD IT. S. 8. SfCATTI.E, at Si a. off the west coast ot Mexico, ; March 9. Today two great battle fleets, luvoiving one hundred and nine war vessels of the American ... j nnvy, are In the tone of pocslhle comiint in a trout war came. of lower California are partlclpat eu in y 14.844 officers and men. Sixteen thousand three hundred ninety six of these are In the In vading fleet and 8.44s. are with Ihe defensive blue fleet. RAILROADS AGAIN Umpqua Klan No. 8. Meet Ins aud 4ta Monday's ot eacb niontn-. Address P. O. Box 8851 Kose burg, Oregon. I crlilro of her own. IIkiI Tir bo In Its wiiy qu'te us siH-Lt.u-ulur as the maneuvers s!' imttMi-d by reiualu ing In port. Willi lur 14 lii'-h gun k1i will fir, lfuu-tiuund piuji-cules over tlie inuLintuiunus iSunia tlailmia Is land, forty miles southwest of here, la an attempt to bit a moving latgi-t on the oilier side.. li-r two small flghiiug plants, ,laiiiHb'd from her dicks at sea, will fly above the moun'-Jn gad give b' r gunners thu range of the hidden target twenty miles away. ! FHty-iwo of Ihe vessels are In tho t blue fleet. Their problem is the jdi IVii e of the l'ariflc coast lacHlmit attack by a powerful i "enemy" black flHt. Tl. great Mai k floet or 67 vea.iels, ilu main defense of whlca , Is n i n o ilreadnaugliia, one cruiser, I 2 di..ti-oyers, aircraft and nlno -swm-pvrs, la a vastly superior ene ' niy. lis misiiloii Is the "invasion" oi th i'nclllc t'uast. Whether It Is tu shell cillea or eiitahllhh a bane of operationa Is a question I 'or the defouaive blue force to determine. Today real action stirls In inilllonulre hotel owuer, conllnu- it today, his fourth ou the wit ness stand, lu his trial With Ho hurt K. Lee, Chicago negro, for conspiracy to defame his wile, , Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokos - of I lenver. ' Mr. Stokes to.it I fled that Etta Wright, caretaker at the JSver- ; lolgn Club, a resort well known I.. tl.A nli.1.1 llf.. .1 f'lil..un dAW- AKUUL KAIL, 1 I oral years ago. Identified a pic- i lure of Mrs. mokes as that ot "Helen Underwood," a formor In mate ot the club, pointing to an rrnilne scarf as a present from Marshall Vleld, Jr., as nne of the identifying murks. Mr. Stokes I stifled Inst Friday that be had lien told that Field. Jr.. was killed In the cluh. The coroners r-'coni at the lime Indicated Kleld kss killed while eloanlng a gun. 8AI.E.M. Ore., March 9. Cir cuit Judge Kelly and McMahon today are hoarlng arguments on Ihe appeal taken by tho O. V. It. ft N'., and Southern I'ncific com panies from an order of the nubile service commission decreasi V the rates on various farm products In side the state from 10 to 20 per cent. Circuit Judgo lllngham heard arguments In the rate sev eral months ago and remanded the hearing to the commtlon for further testimony The ilituth nr ! Judge llliighani In the meantime I caused the re-argumenta which are now being heard. 12 YCAfls FOR BLACKMAILER LONDON, Mar. . William NEUNER GOES TO PORTLAND u. f. nuiiiuir ""'ill' .iriiuri grout ng work and Drenarallon fn . rnuner llohha. w Iplmr'i rn.ri, . it yealerday evening for l"oit- t,i r l by the new scout cruisers who waa trie! on the rhim nf mrt. and tho "S" type iiibmarines. ltoipllng rhi-eks for 150.000 noon tin the flxnt time that the new I In connection with a blarkmalllne i an ; found i I land, and tills morning took over the diiilis of the office to which! he ajis recently appointed. He ex- jcrul-iera and the new type sub- I plo against 8'r Hurl Singh. ocV-i to return the lutter part of, marines have been enured In iw in.nn i,i.M . the week to attend to local bust- maneuvers and naval exnerta are : uin ,wi.v ami .'t.n i.n its. 1 m-al.'hlni Ikdi. u..,k I.... i '.i . . l ......... a w. . ..u s;ii fvini h Him Mwr, UfS. Huy mainizlnes. Z cents each. We h-ive large supply. We also have over thirty-five l.undred books. In tituling latest books. Fiction Li brary, upstairs, Musoulc temple. I LODGE DIRECTORY J NelghMra or Wootfceft, Lilac Cirale No, 4 Meets on first and third Monday evenings. In K. of P. hall. Visiting neighbors mvtted to 'attend. ALV1A WKT1IK11KI.U O. N. UASiiAilST WUU-.NEX, Clafg, O. . &4 Koseburg Cnapter No. 3. Holds thetr regular meeting on the first and third Thursdays In eacn month, all aojournlng brothers and sisters are respect fully Invited to attend. COIIA B. SlXULUTON. W. M. Fit EE JOHNSON. Secretary.. Laurel" Chapter No7, R. A.mT Slated convocations on first and tbtrat Tuesdays, laasonlc Temple. All members reques ted to attend and visiting com panions welome. A. A. WILDER, High Priest W. F. HARRIS. Seretary. I. 6. 6. F PhiFstarlan LodgeNo, 8. Meets In Odd Fellows Tern pie every Friday evening. Visit ing brothers, are always wel come. DONALD YOITJO. N. O. A. J. OEI1I1ES, Itec. Sec JB. BAILEY.Tln. S-c wastes. Roseburg Aerie fteeis la Maccabe) hall, on Cass street, oa second and fourth Wednee da.r eventnga of each month, at ( 8 o'clock. Visiting brethern to good ' standing always welcome EI'GBNE LITTLK. W. P. P. RICHARD BDSCH. W. P. t n. OOODMAN. Beo. KOSElliTKt; M)tHlKNO. 1037 L O. I). M. Meets every Wednesday nllNit. Moose Hall, 148 N. Jack son SL Club rooms opea 7:80 t 10 p. m. VlMtlni brothers wel com. W. A. DOC.f P.n. Dictator. H. O. PAKttETEIt, Secretary. JNO. U. JiiaONE, Tmaurer. United Artisans Meets In Mao ... cabee ball first and third Wed oeadays. Vlslung members as way a welcome. lauren Mcculloch, m. a. MILDRED McCULLOOH. Treaa. HEI.LR STEPHEN SON. See United DrotherMod of Carpenters and Jointers of America- Meets in Moose hall second and fourth Tuesday evenings of eacb mc in. All carpenter wel corned. T. F. HOLMEw. Rec. Sec J. E. MOO HE. Pres. B. P. O. ElKS, Roseburg Lodgt No.' J!ft- tiuld regular ooiaoiu. aicauuoa at tne Lik e Temple oa a oh Thursday ot every month. v Ail members requested to as tend regularly, and, all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to elleuu. U. B. BUBAR. B. J. i. DAY; Secretary. Knights of Pytnias, Alpna Lodgt No. 47. Meets every Wednee day In Knights of Pythias hall HO Rose street. Visitors always welcomed. SAM CHH1STENSON, C. C. KOY O. YHt'NO. M. F. B. WIMHE"LY. K. V S. Woodmen of the World, Camp No .125 Meets In the Odd Fellows Hall in Roseburg, every first and third Monday evenings. Via tting neighbors alwars welcome JOHN- DELL HESS. C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. - Union bncampment. No, 9. I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem ple on 8nd and 4h Wednesdays offach month. Visiting Patri arch always welcome. I FRED MILLER. C. P. W.' P. WETHERELL, ScrlbS Kytnian Sisters, Umpxa Tempi No. S Meets tlie second an fourth Monday evenings of rack moctq, at the K. of P. halt Via nors always welcome. MARTHA CHRISTENSEN, M.E.C. EVA MARKS. M. ot R. C. EVALV.N HOOVER, M. ot I. vV. B. A. O.- T. W, Roseburg Rs view No. 11. Holds regulat meetings on second and lourU 'ihuisuays at b:tU p. in. Visit. -4ng sisters Invited to attend re views. Maccabee haiL Fine an Cass stleeu. CLARA DOKEBRAK.E, Com. JtWjSlti ltAJ-J-, cot. Roseburg Rebekah Lodge No. 41, t. O. O. F-Meeta la Odd Fes lows Temple every week oa 1 uesday evening. Visitla members In good standing art cordially Invited to atteud. -MRS. MARGARET AbHCRAFT, tf- O. TILLIU I. JOHNSON, Rec, Bee ETHkL. RAILUY. Fin. Sec A. F. A A. at, Laurei Ledge No, 13. Regular communications Second and fourth Wednesday' eacn month, at Masonic Ttuipie, Roseburg. Ore. Visitors wel come. M. 8. HAMM, W. M. W. r. HARK 1 9. Sec. ' 14.. O. T. el. Meets each 'second and fourth Thursday of each month. In Maccabe hall, cor ner Cass and Pin streets. Vis lung Knights always welcome, U C. GOODMAN, CIO. it. W. RAi'P, R. av
