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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. 1925.
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To Portland
Mr. Lout Melvla left Tuesday
for Portland, where (he will spend
everal days visiting at the home
of her mother, ilra. Steele.
To Visit Ifc-i
Mrs. Dan Locke arrived here
yesterday evening from Portland
to visit at the home of Mrs. Katb-
erlne Nente forHeveral days.
Hero Tucwlay
R.R. pavldnon a Dlllard resi
dent, xwas a visitor In this city
Tuesday for a few hours, trans
acting business and visiting.
Hre from Glide
Arthur Dean, a Glide resident.
Is spending somA time in this city.
Mr. Dean is here serving on the
Jury at the county court.
From! Yoncnlla
Mrs. Josephine Wise was a
visitor In this city yesterday for
several hours, shopping and trans
acting business. She resides at
Yoncalla.
From Sutherlln (
MIbs Lois Graham, a student In
the Sutherlln Academy, was a
'Visitor in this city Tuesday and
spent several hours shopping and
on business. 1
Here Tuesday
Mf. C. H. Bailey was here on
Tuesday from South Deer Creek,
visiting with friends and shop
ping. She returned home In the
ovening.
From Tiller
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young were
visitors in Hosehurg Tuesday from
points south.- They reside at Til
ler, and were here on business
and shopping.
Here Few Pays
Miss Llna (list arrived here
yesterday evening from Yoncalla.
and will spend the next few days
In Roseburg visiting with friends
and shopping.
Spends lny Here
-s Mrs. N. Durr stopped over In
Roseburg yesterday and spent the
day viewing-the city. Mrs. Durr
Is from Salinas, California, and
was on her way north.
J Visitors Tuesday
! Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bcaden, of
2 LOCAL NEWS : Eugene, stopped over in this city
4 J I yesterday and last night to visit
v w ao( v'ew lne town.
Business Visitor
D. A. Johnson was ' an arrival
from northern points yesterday af
ternoon, and is spending a short
time here attending . to business
matters. Mr. Johnson is from
Portland. ,
.rJ,? "nLan.d, former Rclden71Ictur,r-
F. H. Redsicker, who resided
near Dixonville about fifteen
years ngo, arrived here yesterday
From Canronvllle
Ralph Weaver was here from
Canyonvllle this morning, and
spent several hours attending to
business interests.
Spend I)ny at Cleveland
Helliwell motored to Cleveland
Monday and spent the day there
transacting business.
Hero Today ,
Herbert Byers was among those
to spend several hours In this
city from southern pointB in the
county. He resides near Canyon-villa.
from Emuiett, Idaho, where he
recently sold a ranch, on which he
had lived for some time. He
plans to either relocate hear
Hosehurg or make his 'future
home in this city.
.... Icve for Portland
JLadlea Awl Meet Ur. E. p. Murdock and wife, of
A meeting of the Third Circle Winthrop. Washington, who have
of the Ladies Aid of the Methodist been visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
Church, north, will be held Thurs- A. O. Dodge In this city for the
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at I past three or four days, left this
the home of Mrs. J. E. McClin- j morning for Portland, and will
toek. The regular business will ! then go on to their home In
be transacted. . I Washington. They are making
f the trip by motor, and will be
To Return from O. A. C. accompanied by Rev. and Mrs.
A. N. Orcutt motored to Corval- Dodge as far as Portland. Dr.
Us yesterday evening, where ' be Murdock is the surgeon of the
was joined by his daughter, MIb M el how Valley Hospital at Wln
Vlylan Orcutt, who fs attending throp. .Mrs. Murdock is a sister
O. A. C. They will return here . of Mrs. Dodge. Rev. and Mrs:
today, and Miss Orcutt will visit I Podce will return here, about
here several days. Friday.'
From Mnrsliflelcl
R. L. Hybee was here from
Marshfleld for a few hours yes
terday viewing the town. Mr.
Byltee left yesterday evening for
Medford on business.
Returns to Kugene
airs. H. S. Ilurgan returned to
her home at Eugene Monday, af
ter spending a' few days in this
city visiting at the home of he"r
sister, Mrs. T. Wharton.
Hero Tuesday '
Miss (lenevlve Crowley was
here from 8utherlln yesterday
shopping and visiting for a few
hours. Miss- Crowley Is a student
at the Sutherlin Academy. - .
Mrs. Castle Visitor
Mrs. A. II. Castle was a visitor
In this city yesterday from points
north of Roselurg. Mrg. Castle
resides in Tutherlln, and was here
shopping and on business.
Mrs. Royle Visits
Mrs. J. M. Boyle was here Tues
day for several hours from south
ern points In the county, trans
acting business and shopping. She .
resides at Myrtle Creek. I
Coos Ray Resident Spend Day
Mrs. J.' D. Fitzgerald, of Coos
Bay. spent Tuesday In Roseburg
viewing the city. Mrs. Fitzgerald,
was on her way to Irhoenlx, ArK
zona, where she will visit. :
Return to Canyonvllle
W.'w. Willis returned to his
home at Canyonvllle today after
(.pending Tuesday In this city on
business and visiting with friends.
From Seattle
L. J. Black. Martin Karchei and
M. S. Black, all of Seattle, stopped
over in this city last night as
visitors and guests. They are on
their way to McCloud: California.
Return from California
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Bryant find
Bertha Aubln, who have been vis
iting with relative In San Jose
for several weeks, have returned
to their home in this city.
Return Home
Wilfred Brown returned to his
home at Camas Valley this morn
ing, after spending yesterday in
this city visiting with friends and
attending to business matters.
VMt Overnight
Mrs. C. M. Hufr and children,
were visitors and guest In this
city overnight from Nampa, Ida
ho. They were on their way to
San FranrBira to vliilt lenvlnr
this morning. ...
Leaves for Oregon City
John Schwartz, who has' been
here for the past few years with
hi son, Fred Schwart. left this
morning to speud the summer
months with another son at Ore
gon City.
Business Visitor
B. A. Johnson was an arrival
from northern points yesterday af
ternoon, and la spending a short
time here attending- to business
matters. Mr. Johnson Is from
Portland.
Here Tuesday
H. Kerr was a visitor in this city
Tuesday from northern point, and
spent several hours on business.
Mr. Kerr is from Portland, and left
this morning for other southern
Oregon joints.
James Wallace Here-
. James Wallace., the district
freight and passenger agent of
he Union Pacific Railway C'chn
p.iny, spent several hours in this
city today on business. Mr. Wal
lace is from Portland.
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To Riddle ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Aiken, of i
this city, left yesterday evening J
for Riddle, where they will spend
a few days visiting with friends, i
They will remain till the end of
the week. j
(llngcneeel Visit I
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cllngen
peel, formerly of this city, now j
of Looking Glass, motored to this
city Tuesday and spent several
hours with friends and transacted I
business.
Game Warden lift it:
P. II. Dalley, game warden at
Medford. returned to that city
yesterday evening, after spending
the past two day in this city on
business.
S. P. Official Here
W. H. Jenkins, traveling passen
ger agent of the Southern Pacific
company, spent yesterday after
noon and last night In this city,
conferring with L. B. Moore, the
local agent
WMI&MIIOMMr7IraITfgT
FULL LINE OF I
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' Sporting Goods.
We have just received a new line of fishing tackle,
baseball goods, tennis balls and rackets, exercisers,
bpxing gloves, gym suits, etc.
Ill s ssagaaaaa
Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. phonc 25
lit NO. JACKSON OUR NEW HOME
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
Xosfl and Throat Operation
' Hazel, the small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Baltimore, of hls
city, underwent a nose and throat
operation nt Mercy Hospital Tues
day morning. Mr. A. C. Seely
was In attendance.
Spends Kliort Time l!re
Fred Frantz. a Yakima resl- j
dent, spent Tuesday In this city I
on business. Mr, Erantz' was here i
looking for land suitable to
ranching. Ho left last nlghj for I
Portland.'
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Howards I-ave for California
AO and Mrs. Leroy Howard,
residents of this -rlty for some
time, loft for Westworth, Califor
nia, yesterday evening, and will
locate there, where Mr. Howard
will work.
Her From Coast
Mrs. John Bullock, of Coqullle,
spent several hours in thirdly
yesterday a a visitor. Mrs. Bul
lock was on "her way to Harris
burg. Pennsylvania, where she
wili spend the spring and part of
the summer months vVilting with
relatives. She I taking the south
ern rout.
Soenfls Ttnv nn llnafn
W. P. Powers, freight and pas
senger agent of the Chicago; Bur
lington and yuincy Kaiiroad com
pany, was here yesterday from
Portland and spent a few .hours
this morning in business. .Mr.
Powers . left this mnrnlnv . for
Grants Pass.
Pythian PhM Visit Sisters
Mr. Mabel Williams, of Yam
hill, and the Grnnd Chief of the
Pythian Sisters Lodge, visited the
local chapter here last night. Mrs.
Williams states that she finds all
the temples thus' far visited I in
good condition, and has been
royally received. She says this I
her first official visit to this city,
and she finds It is a verv Inter.
esting place, Mrs. Williams Is
visiting all the temples In the
state, and left this morning for
Ashland.
Locate Near Corvallls
Mr. and Mrs. John Tollakinn and
two daughters, recentlv of Dona.
burg, arrived the last of the week
and are now locating on their newly-acquired
farm property, the Cal
vin A. Ingle place several mile
southwest of Corvallls. Mr. Tollak
son Is a dairyman by profession
and I to continue In the dairy
business, having brought along a
number of his own dairy herd. He
will also engage In general farm
ing. Mr. Tollakson's nfw proper
ty was purchased at a cost 'f
1135.000, th Ingles takiu; Itoseb'irg
property in exchange. Mr. Toll ik
son Is sait to have been one of
Douglas county's most progressive
farmer and is planning lmp,'ov
ments and changes for th' new
Benton county h.iraj. Mr. and
Mrs. Ingles and !helr family T ill
continue to reside In Corvallls ,
Corvallls Times.
DOCTORS SAY.
DONT NEGLECT ;
i
Pbytlriani war aaaltitt itlttliif ton hi
Mtf told, anf Mil ( th .rit.ua tuna mil.
Heatlom that may ra.ult. Laadlni p It y ti
ll an aow r.Mrlb B At. SAME A for llra.
ehiil afliciloni. Wall known Or. B.nJ. F.
Cribtraa. Andtrsoa. Ms., writ' "I mi rt
ancluilvaty for my aratloa aid ny family.
It l ulk, mra ufo la ita actio Ilk
aothlptp ia."
Toward th pnd of th lnfluonra epld' mla
fnTfrtiment (jiiriMan noticl tliat a iribo
of Iml n In Nrada, by the una of o from
p'Dt wr Iranium frum th ratriitea
it ' Influ-riza. Ha uvd thi-a i,U among ),!
wh.te pjtlenta t,fj then in a bo-niul rrr
flt.wlnt: with "ffaalh" rtlft. New of th
reaiilta awept th w,r(d and for om Urn
It wh n't r"MlMf to auptily th dum-.nO
BAI.HAJHKA cuir.lilnet vt.-.-v purr fnift-iMa
I hi in a .i. :int aynip. It mid mlri'iii.ua
rmult In four way; 1. It anrthM lh In
nnme4 meinlirariM and rellMn irriuiinn. J It
1nrrr.tTa crii',ti of tnuft.ut nx) pfrmlta
way fairxtoratlnn. 1, ft atlTiulaira p-ret of
th ak'n 'p throwing tff tdv polannn and
ft airlkn at Um caum, quickly rti-km
Iffw anion
in not mnfna It with ordinary talaam
rnufh aynipa that ar only a'-othlna vnip
ml do not n to the ha of the trnHa.
Ir:iifc othry Mntrh rtnrd;M BAI.HAMKA la
rr from Uf and nlhr hartrful nur-
entlra. PlaMnt to $ak and abwluUly uf
P aura .u rrt BAL "A MR A wllh th
Birtur of lh Ii.rlian nn th pvkc (iar
amevtj tn rrWert any rotifh. no matter frni
s: sraAMsir"' Ail
In Roseburg buy it from Chapman's
Dmr ffnr.
From 8cle
Guy McKnlght was here from
Rclo yesterday and last ' night
transacting business affairs.
Here Tuesday . "
C. M. Coffey was among those
from northern point to visit in
this city over ulKht Tuesday. Mr.
Coffey 1 from McMlnnvllle.
From Salem
Arriving here yesterday from
northern polnta and spending the
day on business was Ray K.
Smith. Mr. Smith la from Salem.
From Coast
Here yesterday from coast
points transacting business matters
was C. n. Patterson. Mr. Patter
son resides at Bend.
Visiting Sister '
lllanche Kastburn, of Alhanv,
la visiting for a short time at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Z. V.
Conwell.
Her From Eugene
K. W. Nichols Is here from Eu
gene for-a day or so on business
matters. Mr. Nichols arrived from
the north yesterday afternoon.
Her From Portlarfd
O. E. Marchell is here from Port
land for a day or so attending to
business matters. Mr. Marchell ar
rived here yesterday afternoon.
Her From Myrtle Creek
Guy W. Bates arrived here yes
terday from Myrtle Point, and is
spending a short time in Roseburg
transacting business afralrs. , ,
To Haft-isburg
A. W. Trumblad returned to Har
riBburg this morning after spend
ing a few hours In Roseburg Tues
day attending to business matters.
One hundred per cent pure Is a
big statement but It can truthfully
be said about GUIMM 1IKOS. MILK
BREAD. Phone 133.
Professor Bean and Wife Visit
Professor and Mrs. U. L. Bean of
the Sutherlln -Academy, were here
yesterday, spending several hours
visiting friends and on business.
Her From Portland
George J. Ekre Is spending a
short tim In this city looking af
ter business Interests. Mr. Ekre
arrived here yesterday from Port
land. Visitor Tuesday ' '
V. C. Oxman of Baker and J. E.
Johnston of Portland, stopped over
in this city yeBterday for a few
hours and last night to view the
town.
Her From Eugene
Miss Ella Smith was an arrival
here yesterday afternoon from Eu
gene, and Is spending a day or two
In this city attending to business
interests.
Her Day or 80 -
A. Mcltae was an arrival here
yesterday afternoon from Portland
and is upending a day or so in
Roseburg attending to business affairs.
......
S3,
For a quick start to market
on a cold morning, there is no
substitute for Quick Starting
Shell Gasoline '
SHELL COMPANY ,
or CAuroaNiA y
Here Today
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Middleburg
weie here today f ym Ruckles.
They spent several hours visiting
with friends and transacting busi
ness. Eugene Couple Visit Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wall stopped
over In this city from northern
points yesterday for a few hours to
view tho town. They are Eugene
residents.
There is a mighty good reason
for it - Everyone is using GRIMM
BROS. MILK HKEAI). Ita quality
accounts for Its popularity. Phone
133.
Prom Glide Turwlny
Clifford Lilly waa a visitor In
this city yesterday, and spent sev
eral hours visiting and transact
ing business affulrs. Mr. Lilly
resides at Glide.
Michigan Man Visits Over Night
C. W. Mosher, of Port Huron,
Michigan, was a visitor here yes
terday and an over night guest at
the Hotel Grand. Mr. Mosher was
on bis way to Marshfleld on business.
Judds Return
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judd return
ed home yesterday, after spending
the past three days In Portland on
business. They made the trip by
motor.
License Revoked
Alfred Roberts was arrested
yesterday by Traffic Officer Thur-
ber, charged with operating a car
witn improper license, lie was
fined 120 by Judge Jones and Ids
driver' license revoked for 30
days.
Visits lr. CTiurrlt '
Dr. R. J. (lick, optometrist of
Eugene, stopped over In this city
a short time this morning and
visited with Dr. H. C. Church.
Dr. (llrk has been on a two weeks
vacation in California points, and
was enroute to his home at Eu
gene, He made the trip by motor.
QuickJtattingQualitu
originated by SHELL
maintained by SHELL
sold everywhere by SHELL
In Town Today
Ray W'rlgljt was hero today from
Days Creek, and visited and trans
acted business mutters tor sever
al hours.
STATE FUNDS WILL
BE TAKEN FROM BANKS
Eugene Coupl 6pend Day-
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Harney were
here yesterday from EUKene and 1
spent the day. Mr. Harney was
here on business. .
Mad Flying Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tester
made a flying trip to Portland
Monday, and returned here late
yesterday. ,
From Ashland
Here from southern points, yes
terday was R. E. Donlln. Mr. IJon-
Jin Is from Ashland, and waa here
unending to business.
Visitor Tuesday '
I). Wood was among the arrivals
from southern points hero Tues
day and spent some time attending
to business matters. Mr. Wood Is
from Grants Pass. I
Motion Picture Men Visit
R. C. Brown, the sale manager
of the Famous Players-Lasky cor
poration of the Portland exchange,
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. West, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Burger also con
nected with that corjioratlon. slop
ped over In this city yesterday and
over nlKht from a trip to Marsh
fleld. They et for their homes at
Portland tnd:iy.
Bridge Coupl Spend Day
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Young were
among the out of town visitor
here yestenlay. They are from
Bridge and were here shopping rflid
looking after business matters. ,
Goes to Pasadena
Miss Olive Cooney, who ha been
spending several months here wllh
her mother and sisters, left Mon
day for Pasadena, California,
where she formerly resided,' and
where she will make her home.
Moving Away
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Shaw, resl-
dents of Riverside, are miklnu ar
rangements to move from Rose
burg to Oklahoma starting about
the first of the month. They ills-
posed of their houshold goods at
auction yesterdr.y, and are ar
ranging to drive to Oklnhomo,
where tbey expect to engage in
farming.
. lAMMUl-lttlCU Pr t4Md wir. '
SALEM, Ore.,' Mar. 11. State
Treasurer Kay will this week offlc
Inlly notify Oregon banks holding
state deposits that It will bo neces
sary for the state to draw from the
banks between 25 and .10 percent
of all state money on deposit or a
total withdrawal of about $1,750,-
000. The money is to be used for
the payment In New York on April
1, of Interest on state bonis aggre
gating 11,325.000 and thn retire
ment of state highway bonds in
the sum. of $1300.000. OX the lnt
ter amount' however, 11.000,000
will be refunded by the substitu
tion of state bonds on which the
state will have to pay only 4t per
cent Interest as against 54 percent
paid now, thereby saving Ji per
cent interest.
The Interest payment of $1,325,
000 will be on both hwaivey and
veteran ;at? all bonds.
State Treuurer 1vd.v sa tlst
because many bankj In the fciate.
especially -r, t.inein Oregon rro
hard pressed for m"n.' at ll'e j.rt
ent time, the withdrawal of (1,
760.000 will votk i-onhlng cf a
hr-dship on tb.n. but tliat thn
withdrawal t inn it b'' avotied K!s
notification in am;ie time prior to
the withdrawal date It to enaMa
the banks 'o tnoet th sltuatioi.
We have a complete stock ' of
singletrees, doubletrees, , ,neck
yokes, and other wood stock.
Wharton Bros.' r '" ,
KANSAS, MAN GETS
OFFICE A8 MINISTER
(Awnclatist frM Lraeed m. t '
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1L Prest
dent Coolidge today nominated
Charles C. Eberhardt of Kansaa to
be minister to Nicaragua and Geo.
T. Sunimerlln of Louisiana, to be
minister to Honduras. .. .
" WASHINGTON, Mar. 11. Preri-
eni woonuge na accepted me
1 resignation of John W. Riddle as
j Ambassador to Argentine.
Ambassador Riddle's resignation.
wa received before ' Secretary
; Hughes retired- March 5. HI home
, at r armington. Conn.
Taylor-maoe voucreiv u good con
crete. Tel. 225 R. '
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CHRONIC
COUGHS .
Has Left rApltal
Mrs. V. N. Fields who was re
cently operated on for appendicitis,
and who has been In a Portland
hospital since thHt time, hjj been
dismissed from the hospiuKtnd is
now convalescing at me nome or
Mrs. P. K. Nygren In Portland and
will return to her home In Roseburg j
Sunday If h.-r condition permits.
Mr. Fields will drive to Portland
Saturday. - .
JAPANESE SHIP
WITHOUT RUDDER
(Aaanrlattd rreH LmmI Wire. I
8EATTLE. Wash., Mar. 11. A
wlrelea message from Taloosh Is
land reports an unidentified ship
In distress, drifting toward Cat
Pish Island. Communication with
the ship could not be established
and it was believed her wireless
mast had been blown away.
Another message from Tnloosh
Islnnd. which is In the Pacific
ocean at the south side of the en
trance of the Htriiit of Juan lie
Kuca, said (hat the name of the
vessel had been deciphered as
Hokuyo Maru, and that the vessel
wss a mile west of Taloosh Island.
Code flags flown by the Hokuyo
read: '
"My rudder Is broken. I can't
sleer. Vessel clgzagglng under own
power. .
The Canadian fisheries patrol
steamer Thlepval, from Bamfleld,
on the wet coast of Vancouver
Island, and 'the American Coast
Guard Cutter Snohomish, from
Port Angeles on the south side of
the strait were reported hurryLig
to succor the Hokuyo,
The Hokivm under rhnrter lo J.
W. Allen, Inc., Seal tie. a bound
from Milkn, Japan, lo Vancouver,
B. C and Grays Harbor, Wash., lo
load a full cargo of lumber for
Japan. Allen said he had a message
Indicating that the Hokuyo would
bav to be lowed to Vancouver.
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the "life" of even a good
mattress is so short?
A mattress may contain th very ,
best materials but du to tha
basic construction within year
or so It begin to lose it resiliency
to sag and stretch. .
The Kdlow-Spring I the rlrsf
treat impmrament la mattres ''
manufacture for many, man ...
years. ' It' a flexible, piano-wire
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white, felted, stapl cotton and ""
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