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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW MONDAY, MARCH 16. 1925. ' : Pont fofct,Baddy f j rQMnlnlow so please paddy, bring us some 'mormige)to. Wed H fqtL&thoatitr Pass it around after' every meal. Give the family the benefit of this aid to digestion. It cleanses the teeth, too. Keep it always in the house. CINCINNATI T0!Gtrr Inluenza, Grippe and Pneunvmla jsually start with a cold. The moment ,-ou gut th:se warning actus, get busy ith Kood old Mustcrcjle. Muaterole Is a ointer-irritant that relieves congestion (which is what a 3ld really isl and stunulates circulation. It has all the Rood qualities of the old-fashioned mustard plaster without tht blister. j Juvt rub it on with your finRer-tips. First you will feel a warn linxie as the ' healing ointment penetrates the pores. Jack Hendricks, Manager of thtn. a v?1 sensation and ' quick relief, the Red, Has Great I Jlavc Musterole handy forcrnerRency Pitching Staff. HAVE liNiK Iff BOYS ARE SPEEDY Believes the Red Will Be in Running This Season With Fine Men on Lineup. , (AwncUtvd l-iwai Lnued Wife.) OIILANIX), Kla., Mar. 16. Jack Hendricks, luunager of the Cincinnati National league base ball club, believes that he has the greatest pitching staff In his cir cuit and that the Ilwis will finish Id third place or higher. use. it may prevent serious illness. To Mother: Miuterolels also made in milder form for babies and small children Ask for Children's Mustarala. 35c and 65c, in jars and tubes. Better f Aan a muMtard plaat Jecting principally to the seating of men and women In the same pew. Rabbi Goldman asserted that he does not recognize the Union of Orthodox Habbls, because neither he nor his synagogue are mem bers. it Rabbi Goldman does not an swer the summons, the only rem edy will be the courts, A. A. Katz, leader of the movement to have "A year ago this time there were Goldman ar b(jforo tue dark days in the Red s training !rm,,tlBB. declared. Slued Tgut-Kept Right copicisLiiy? 'AenHatml Pms taT Tire.) DREW. M!ss., Mar. 16. Some where in a swamp woods, six miles east of here a posse with blood hounds today alarmed that they had found the trail of 10 convicts who lined up the guards at the Mississippi state prison at rarch man took their guns from them, locked them up and escaped In two automobiles. You can eat your fill on our enndy Rnd It will ilo you Rood either box or bulk we have our own special horehound drops. Lloyd Crocker. mm t h e ! m NEW and UNUSUAL DESIGNS WIS keep abreast of the times. We do not show you Inst year's Ideas and designs. You will find here whatever Is novel, whatever Is new and whatever la fino In silks "Quality and Economy" The Silk Store Silks and Satins Mill flOSEBURQ, ORB. JACKSON STREET mm s t cTRETmmi camp, he said today. "It was then that Pat iMnran died. Cincinnati had been fed up on a champion ship ball club that it did not have. This Is no alibi. While the .team suffered terribly from illness and injury, yet It did not have the abil ity to finish higher than it did. It was atfing that team, lack of speed cost many close games. "Now we have added spoed. The morale is highnr. The spirit is better. No club has a chance to get anywhere without spirit. It is my belief that it is not necessary to have an all star cast to win if you have the spirit on your team. 'In Zkuiban, the young outfield er, purchased from Newark, Jjres sen bought from St. i'aul and Critz, who starred for us last year, we have sturted right in getting youth and speed in the club. "The death of our field captain Daubert, was a great loss. We are not experimenting with Dressier at first base as the public thinks. I believe Bresslor will fill the bill better than any busher we could buy' four man Crltz, and 'Wright, of the I'lrates were the outstanding stars of last year and Crits outhit Wright and stole moro buses than the l'lrate star, lie Is a fixture at second base for us. "Dressnn comes as the most her alded of our rookies. He hit .350 lu the American Association last year. He tins made a good impres sion here by his fine, fast work and his willing and aggressive dis position. Whether he will have a regular place on the team is for the training trip to determine. "1 believe 1 hnve the la st pitch ing staff In the league. Mays showed the goods last year. Luque, committee, declared. Arundel, piano tuner, nose 1S9-L CHICAGO CUBS L0SE1HLLE CHICAGO. Mar. 16. It was a costly victory for the Cubs in their game with Los Angeles , yesterday when they lost the services of "Rabbit" Maranvllle for at least three months. The peppery short stop broke the bone In his right ankle whn he slid Into third base in the eighth Inning. "We couldn't have been hit In a more vital spot," said Manager Killefer. "Maranvllle was one of the main cogs in the machine." "For the time being I Intend to play Plttenger at shortstop and keep Adams on second." (Aaanolattd ITeM Uattd Wire.) SALEM. Ore., Mar. 16. Govern or Pierce will leave in a few days for Hot I.ake, Union county, where he will take a r-ft necessitated by hard work connected with the re rent seiidifin nf Die Ueil:tlnri nnrl the Cuban, found friends at homo !worry during the last Illness of !t'M Kino, no was a nero on un i- Mrg n,.rc6. whilo in Eastern Ore 'land, now after his great record of Kon tne governor will make three 11123. He hnd a bad season lsst odliregsell- venr. He r.as learneu nis h'bmiu 'and I expect him to go well this j ve:ir. j "It'Tey had a bad knee Inst spring. So Is Tom Sheehan, Pete llnmohue la sure to have a great I season, as he is heavier and than ova- hefnre Dibltf. the other Cuban. Is a problem. I , fCITCHFM SEATTLE, Mar. 16. Two per sons were killed instantly last night when the . automobile in which they were riding was struck and demolished by a northbound Chicago, Milwaukee fc. St. Paul passei.ger train at Algona crossing 16 miles south of Seattle. The dead are: Ernest Lappen busch. SO, a resident of lluckley, emploje of the Buckley Transfer compsuy and driver of the auto mobile and P. Keaton, 30, a resi dent of Harwood. The bodies were found ISO feet from the scene of the accident. When the train was brought to a stop tsuo feet from the crossing the engine of the automobile was found imbedded In the pilot of the locomotive. EASTER HATS If It's a trimmed hat at $2.50 and 5.00 that you want, try Carrs. Nicely made, stylish bats in this lot. Buckram frames, hat straw cloth, trimmings, etc.. a really big selection. Not cheap goods, but al so the best and at moderate prices. Untrimmed straws at a dol lar. Carrs. POOR NAVY SAID TO BE A LUXURY (AMCciattd 1'raaa Leased Win.) SAX DIEGO, Cal., Mar. 16. "Of all the luxuries we may In dulge in, a second class navy Is the most expensive," said Vice-Admiral Josiah H. McKean, commander of the United States scouting fleet in addressing the American Legion lyceum last night. "It is," he con tinued, "like trying to play four deuces against four queens, it you know poker you'll understand what 1 mean. If you don't know poker you are just the person who would be likely to try it" Admiral McKean spoke on the navy, what it has done, why it is needed, what kind is wanted and how much 1: will cost Car of fresh plaster in at a new low price. L. W. Metzger. PRINCE HAS HIS TONSILS REMOVED (AMocUted TrM Leued WIrf.) LONDON, Mar. 16. 1'rlnce George, youngest son of tho king, was operated upon lor the remov al of the tonsils. A bulletin issued said hts condi tion was satisfactory. Jfor the first time since he be came ill a month ago, King George received several promiurnt per sons In audience at Buckingham tfalace today. ,3 he milder; sunnier weather, has enabled the king to derive con siriorable benefit from short walks in the palace gardens. It has been definitely arranged that the king, accompanied by (J iiven Mary, will leave London March Vj, traveling privately to f.tnoa, where they will embark on the royal yacht. Serve It your next Innrtron nnd watch It vanish. (JIU.MM I1HOS. MILK BltEAD. Phone 133. If It Is so good why haven't we heard of It before? You are hear in of It now. Cull Phono 133. Order one loaf of GRIMM BROS. MILK BREAD. on your Groceries The surest way to Save on Groceries 13 to buy at thi3 Store And nbo be sure of (lie service. Canned Goods of Every Description Z FRESH VEGETABLES ;; AND FRUITS . Pffone in Your Order and we Deliver it at Your Moms. I PICKENS BROTHERS Perkins Blclg. Phone (8 would not like to pass on him 'Jackie May reported in better con Idliion than 1 have ever seen him, 'I believe Cincinnati will bo In the i race all season and run 1-2-3 to tho finish. We have nine inflehlers, ielnht of whom are suio of big ! league class. Wo need another Iright hand hitting outfielder and will get him if we possibly can." ' Studenaaer eosti in per pound I than butter. JEWISH RABBI TO FACE CHURCH COURT AwhwULrxt rrM I inn) Wirt. r!.KVKIANl. Mar. Ifi IlabM Solomon (ioldm.in, spiritual dirert tor of th Jewish c nt"r em-nrvMa-tion, indicated last night that he will Isno'-e n auminnn.H lo pp''r Tuesday brfnre a committee of tho 1'nion Orthodox ltnbb1 of America to anHwiT charges of "iiuui:N'.t tiig changes and modification- la ritual and custom and with prvach- liiir liberal views CUPBOARD By NELLIE MAXWELL j Daily Food O ATKINS should he often :iten. i They are simply nnixs dried ! In the- sun. Being rich In Iron nnd predicted sucar they urn n valua ble food produrt from every stand point. In pvery ound "f rnlslns there Is twelve ounces of fructose, or Invert smritr. which Is almost Im ippfllntely taken up Into (he system when eaten. Another Important thing In regard to riiNIns la that they help to maintain the alkali bal tmce of Die Mood, A handful of raisins given to the children for dessert will supply food nnd sat.'sfy the onivlnu for sweets that every normal child has. In mora or less decree. Appts and Raisin Desert. Hell nut a round of good pjntry rnd In the center plin e onr half ( urful of raisins nnd two cttpluls nf chopped nixetL i;oit tip In a DAILY WtATHtR IlPORT U. S. Wcatucr nureau, local of fice, Roseburg, Oregon, 21 hour ending 6 a. m. i Precip. In Inches and Hundredth H.ghect temperature yetUerUay M Lowest temperature last night 46 Precipitation laat 24 hours 0 Total procip. since first month-.71 Normal p reel p. for this monlh..9S Total preclp. (rum BepC 1, to date 33.94 A vera ire preclp. from Sept. 1. 1S77 26.13 Total excess from 8-'pU 1, 1124 7.81 Average precipitation for 46 wet seasons. (September to May, luclusive) .31.48 Rain this afternoon and tonight Tuesday cloudy, moderate tempera ture. WM PFTJ.. Mtorolorlst Announcing an INCREASE IN PRICE oCOPCO 7 Preferred'Capital Stock The price of this Company's present issue of 7 Preferred Capital Stock, which has been offered at $98.00 per share since its first public .' offering seven months ago, will be increased to $100.00 per share on April 2, 1925. No change is to be made in the present par tial payment plan, adopted for the convenience of those desiring to arrange their investments in this security on a 20-payment basis with in terest at 6 allowed on all installments paid. Effective April 2 This increase in price is made necessary by an active demand and strong financial market " for this type of security throughout the country. It is further justified by the satisfactory prcgress which is being made toward the completion of the Company's new important developments. These projects, when completed, will materially - increase the Company's earning capacity. For full information concerning Copco 7 Preferred Capital Stock and interest bearing partial payment plan, ask any member of our organization or simply clip and mail the coupon below. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Offices i 1 OREGON Roseburg Medford Grants Pass Klamath Fall CALIFORNIA Yreka Dunsmuir TcALTFDRNIA OREGCl 1 POWER. COMPANY UE&iaf YOUR PAi XNERS IN PROGRESS Ask any member of our organization or mail this coup today! upon THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY MEDFORD, OREGON Please send me full information about your 7 Preferred Stock and special partial payment plan. Name. ri"4dress CONSERVATORY MUSICALES The Holnllne Conservatory j announce its informal muai- j cales beginning Monday even- I Inir, March 16th at 8 p. m. Cards of Invitation may be bad upon application. Tho complaint nr!p from small croiui of hl continuation ob- 1 npplcs, wrll .- - j ro1( j,.1Vnj. (j, P nvprlappin-: (nice HFr'fiVFn nillCK r-' ' 1'lace In a iI.h-p hnkitu . THE UMPQUA FLORIST THE .15EST IN CUT FLOWERS U FLORAL DESIGNS STEELS MASTADON PANSIES Are known o the bebt in pitir.ie Ihe world over Our plants are crown (rum Steels best seed in Mixtures and separate colors. CLADIOl LS BL'LDS Dirncrs finest1 new vnrirtlcs for tlie smnc price you huve been pay in r for the- common kinds. Your telophone orders to us ore filled just as carefully ns if you picked the flowers yourself rii;lit from the benches iri our greenhouse. Wo rjunrontec our ilowers. Crccnhouss in VVcat Roseburg Phone 40F2 FROM GRIPPE OR FLU! I A ft or npftl of Crfppo or flu. when your lystcm la all run down and your 1k are no fnk they can h;uUlT hold up yuur ledy, the lirt tliiiiat you inn !o to got tacit your hiuhh und ttrcnih ijulctc, la to tart riRht In taHiiiK Ttinlnc. lid wonderful How otn yoti really Ao st;irt lo Improve Tnnhu: Tht In nnd puts tho fty.1t:n In Ilchiiiikr trim. It clnnns t'ue MiioJ, rcTitJilizei the tl lfottr or g tn. irlvfs you nn npp'lt for ftt'tld fooil tnd makes you feel llkt a now person. Nnthinti will turn the trick qutto i tlluli, pour owr Cllpflil nf lt.il - In? tvi,t4r: ftdd out cupiul of hrown iittfnr nnd two tiiMtNponnfuls rf hutttT. Ilnke ulnwly mull tin1 rnut 1 well hrmvniM. di'.Pi; limn wn ttr If rtwlrd. SrTr with tle pmir from Ihe pnn. will, rronm If dolrfd. Date Muffin. MK nnd ;ft nn nnd me-third rupfulu of flour wim four t'fijMittnfiil of Imkina iMtwUer, . two i.ih:iptHinfnl of m;yir nnd rno-hnlf t'ti(i;otnful tif fmlt. IVnt vnp tus, dd om fiipfiil of nillk nn-l ' thrre tiihlopo"nfut nf molirl hnt tr to the tnt mix tun. Cnt Into thirds nn pJickajro of d;.t, mil In Hour an I ntlr Into tho prrp,-irM) (twiich. In p Into nvll-cnvifd muf fin pans unJ buke about oniy minuto' Lmon Minceme.it. rdl the w lid fast et Timlac, i!n nftor tho 1 m men f mmufl Tpnlnc formula from roots. fhoP nnf' "-rnlnT tle n.pior. To larks and lierM rather, from the ix .l c,",I1m'tl-'; onc-hnlf four corners of tho earth. Utir a r;"nU nf chop,w m thv rbnV I snciir, one nind ot nilin. ono I half pound of mrrnnts and two j ounce ot slimldcil rltron. tht ! hilii of Iho lcitMns. n.oistcn with f ih liquor left from the conked nnd 1 and buka In pastry a. any nunc Burnt. ! ISIS. min N..pt UalM.) i ho!tlo tortsv an4 ft started back to (till strength and vtcor. TaMt Tnnlac Vsjwfaos P,1U for Constipation TAN LAC , FOR YOUR HEALTH To Curs nFnlrl V cs sau in One Day Takers Laxative 9 r& The tonic Bnd laxative rfTit-t of Laxative BKOMG (QUININE TubleU.will for t ify the system against Grip, Inttuenza and other aorious ilia resulting from a Cold. The box bears this signature It 'TS! 1 1 ii EBGOMPiT The Coon Lumber comnany to day seenred permits for tho con struction of the mill and lumbor yard to bo eroctpd on tho property recently acquired on Short stri-ot between Fiord and Spring streets. Tho land has boon cleared, and the company is now planning on tha construction of buildings, and will start huildlg at once. The huliillnps will consist of on dry kiln 21 by (net, coatinc $3,000; one mill building. SO by 100 feet, costing SS.0O0; two warehouses, one 65 hy 101) feet and the other to by 100 feet, costing J3.000 and K'.OuO respectively and several docks, tramways, etc, at a cost of $2,000. Hermits were also issued to C. E. Mansfield, who is to erect two dwellings, costing M.000 each, at the corner of Winchester and ' West First streets. STRIKE IN STRAS- emmonra institution of an tater- orl to- crunril c rM confessional regime, resulted, ac tSUUiU iSUlUULO DIN cording to first reports, in tlie ab- isence of 860 students or 80 percent (Aancutcd fmi win.) j of the regular attendance at nine STRASBOURG. France, Mar. j schools. O i- . 16. The strike in the Strasbourg I schools today, called by Bishop Kuch in protest against the eov- Use Nows-Kevibw classified Ad vAnislng tor rusuiui. You can't buy a ieavener that will be more satisfactory than WROlETJ TOE yfOSLD'S GREATEST Science has not produced one that is any mere pure pr efficient CALES 2'. TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTBZft BRAND Phos iWc STRAWBERRY PLAtif 3 Cuaninteed this season's, well j rooted, f an have Excelsior. Cold ' lHdUr. New Oregon plants at $1.50 by the 1000, and at 75 cts. s 100. O. II Vatx. Sunray Kanch, Myrtle Cruek. Ore. OppoftanKy is Knocking at year Door ASST. SECHETARY WAKH1NOTON. r. 16. Hen lek W. imnlap of Kingston. Ohio, was named today by President Coolidg as Assistant Secretary ot aVsrlculturs. We offer you an opportunity to make REAL MONEY WELL KNOWN AUTOMOBILE ACCOUNT i Direct factory contract with factory co-operation, experience in automobile business not necessary but ap plicant must be good merchandiser with fair financial standing. ' All replies confidential. P. O. Bos 2195 Portland, Oregon