Roseburg news-review., March 17, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, MARCH. 17,1 92.
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iDt MARK
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Ihem. A recent letter Is as follow! :
Tampa. Fla., Mar. 22. 116.
"Last October I purchased from you, when 1 lived In Iiobbs
Ferry, N. y., one dollar's worth of Merltol Rheumatism Powders and
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them."
' Signed: CEO. H. McDON'OUOH.
We recommend them to you and know they will give mtlre
satisfaction. Price 60c and 11.00 the box.
W. F. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY
t LOCAL NEWS
The Hoseburg Art Embroidery
Hub will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. C. VT. Horner, who
resides on Winchester street, Dear !
the Auto Camp Ground.
Hllbert Wilson, of Marble. Min
nesota, Is visiting with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson. Hllbert
is now employed as a mining engi
neer with the Great Northern Iron
Ore Company. ;
The Presbyterian Ladles Aid So
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon I
at two-thirty at the church parlors, j
1 his will be a social meeting com
plimenting the new members, and
the strangers In the congregation.
"Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Knighton ar
rived here from Portland Monday,
and are spending a short time here.
Mr. Knighton is architect for the
remodeling of the Roseburg of the I
Roseburg National Bank. They will !
be at the Umpqua Hotel while here. 1
Stmift e Company Produc
Every-Day Service
Butter, eggs, and poultry are
every-day items of household pur
chase. Their story is more than
"every-day."
Swift & Company's 1925 Year
Book, which has just been issued,
tells about, our produce plants
located in tho best farming commu
nities, how we buy cream and pro
duce the best grade of butter, which '
goes under the Brookfield Brand.
It tells how, in order that nothing
"may be lost, we us9 the buttermilk .
mixed with grain to feed chickens
so that they are" good enough to
carry our famous Premium Milk
Fed Chicken and Golden -West
Fatted Fowl brands. Eggs also are
purchased, carefully candled and
graded and the best marketed as
Brookfield.
The growth of the produce busi
ness from a haphazard, itinerant
occupation and its development into
a scientific industry are fascinating..
The story will be found on page 39
of the Year Book. There are many
other interesting stories, also.
A copy of the Year Book
on tequett, free.
Address :
Swift & Company
Psbllc Relations Dipt. 4)37 Packers At
Union S'.ofit Yards
Chicago
RHEUMATISM
POWDERS
Mrs. Peter Jones was a visitor
In Roseburg Monday from south
ern points in the county. Mrs.
Jones resides at Looking Glass
and was here shopping and on
business.
William Thompson stopped over
In this city last night and was a
guest of W. O. dinger at the
Grand Hotel. Mr. Thompson Is a
member of the Greeters of Ameri
ca, and Is returning home to Port
land from a trip to San Francisco.
Dr. Louis Melvin has been re-ap-nolnted
company surgeon for the
Southern Pacific company. This
will make three surgeons In Rose
burg in the employ of the Southern
Pacific comp.any. Dr. E. J. YValns
cott, Dr. E. V. Hoover and Dr. Mel
vin. W. P. Hawley. Sr.. and W. P.
Hawley, Jr., of the Hawley Pulp
and Paper Company, which Is lo
cated at Oregon City, are in Rose
burg for a short time. W. P. Haw
ley, Jr., drove the new Bulrk tour
ing car through Mexico, and made
a trip here yesterday from Cali
fornia. nTiimiiiiM iMiiiiiiiiiu.tT.iiiiin; iiir.
Plant, Nathvillm, rJin.
LOCAL
Mr. Banta H
E. W. Banta arrived here Mon
day afternoon -from Eugene, and
will be in Roseburg for a short
time transacting business.
Mrs. Bailey Visits
Mr. C. II. Bailey was a visitor
here today from South l)ecr Creek,
and spent the day visiting friends
and shopping.
To Coast
J. 8. Wiseman, of Fortland, who
spent yesterday In Roseburg on
business, left this morniug fori-
coast points.
Here From Eugene
J. B. Edwards arrived here yes
terday from Eugene and is spend
ing a day or so In this city attend
ing to business Interests.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. Chester Maine arrived yes
terday from Myrtle Point, and Is
spending some time at South Deer
Creek visiting her parents.
Here Monday
Miss Henrietta Ireland, former
resident, now of Albany, who Is
visiting her parents at Olalla. was
here from that place yesterday
visiting friends and shopping.
From Medford
L. Older was an arrival yester
day afternoon from the south, and
is spending a short time here on
business. Mr. Older resides at Med
ford. From Portland
E. R. Williamson was among the
arrivals from the north Monday to
spend several hours here on busi
ness. Mr. Williamson la from
Portland.
, Laeving For. Utah
(- Mrs. J. D. Losee and son will
leave tonight for Ogden, Utah,
! where they will visit relatives. Mrs.
; Losee will also look after business
; interests. They expect toremaln In
Utah for about two weeks.
Miss Swift Here
Miss Lola Swift was a visitor in
Roseburg yesterday, spending the
day visiting with friends and shop
ping. Miss Swift Is from South
Deer Creek.
From Glide
Mrs. J. V. wO'Mara was a visitor
in this city yesterday and spent the
day visiting and shopping. Mrs.
O'Mara is a resident of Glide.
Former Resident Visits-
; Vlsite Mr. and Mrs. Weaver ' ....
Charles Weislde, the publicity
; manager of the Imperial hotel at
Portland arrived here Sunday to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. J.. Wea
' ver at the Hotel Umpqua. Mr.
Weislde returned home today.
I
; Left For Corvallis
! Mrs. Fred Schwarti left this
morning in her car for Corvallis.
1 She will be accompanied home
' this evening by her son, Roland,
wno win enjoy ine spring scnooi i
, vacation with his rarents in this
city.
Former Resident Here
W. F. Rossberg, a former resi
dent of this city. Is here on busi
ness and Is looking up old friends.
Mr. Rossberg Is now located near
Blsmark, North Dakota. He is here
looking after property interests,
and expects to remain in Roseburg
about two weeks longer.
J. W. Weaver Here Visiting
J. W. Weaver Is here from Shel
ton, Nebraska, vlslti with his
two sons, Scott and W. J. Weaver
of the Umpqua Hotel. Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Weaver a'ceompanled Mr. J.
W. Weaver by auto here from Port
land Saturday. He expects to
spend the summer hare.
i To Celebrate Birthday -!
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Watson
I of Glide were in the city today vis
iting. Today la the 6sth annlver
i sary of Mr. Watson's birth, and Is
1 also the birthday of Mrs. Oscar
Houser. A Joint celebration Is being
held at the Houser home this even
lug in honor of the occasion.
Leaves For Bismark
I W. E. Holbein, who haa acted as
j secretary for the Chamber of
! Commerce for the pnt year, and
who rWrently resigned his position
I to return to his old home at Bis-
mark. North Dakota, left for that i
place this morning. Mr. Holbein Is:
1 going by way of Portland and Spo-i
ane- . - I
Returns From Washington I
M rs. E. R. Stewart returned from I
Washji.gton points this morning j
. after spending the past week on '
jAmerkan Legion auxiliary bus!-.
I ness. Mrs. Stewart attended the)
district conference at Longvlew,
on Monday, at which meeting there!
were five dlAtrlctj of the depart-!
I menta of the state represented. On'
Tuesday the d.strlrt conferenc at'
Centralis Was held, and eight!
j units of the state were represented)
j there. Mrs. Stewart also attended!
this, as well as visiting the new,
government hospital 't American'
lake on Wednesday, and the gov-j
ernment hospital at T aroma on
Thursday. Mrs. Stewart spent the'
week end at Seattle visiting with!
friends. j
NEWS
Here Visiting
James G. Osborne la here from
Glide visiting with his brother Wal
ter Osborne tor several days.
Mrs. Charles Reldel and son are
here from Grants Pass for several
days visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mra. Fred ReideL '
M. L. Ryckman, .state game com
missioner, arrived here Monday
from Portland, and la-spending a
short time In this city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Jonstone
were visitors in this city over Mon
day. They are residents of Ump
qua, and were here visiting and
shopping. '
Mrs. Wesley Pemberton, who
has been quite ill at her home at
Winston, Is reported aa very low
today by her physician. Dr. Louis
Melvin.
Here Today
Perry Wright of Caps Rlahee was
a visitor In Roseburg today, and
spent some time attending to busi
ness matters.
t
In Today
W. O. Paul was here from points
east of the city today transacting
business. Mr. Paul is a resident of
Dlxonville.
From Coast
Earl Dahlln arrived here yester
day from the coast and spent the
day on business. Mr. Dahlln re
Bides at Marshfleld.
From Eugene '
J. M. Carney was here Monday
from northern points attending to
business matters. Mr. Carney Is a
Eugene resident
From Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hart were
here Monday and last night from
Eugene, and transacted business
matters.
Here From Coast ''
A. H. Stuns arrived here from
the coast yesterday and will ba in
the city a day or so on business.
Mr. Stum Is a Coos Bay man.
Portland Man Vlslis
W. Murray waa an arrival here
yesterday afternoon from the north
and was an overnight visitor. Mr.
Murray is from Portland.
From Corvallis
W. J. Sausen was an arrival
from the north Monday and spent
the day here transacting business.
Mn Sausen Is a Corvallis resident
Portland Couple Spend Dav
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Urailshaw
were visitors in Roseburg yester
day and last night from northern !
points. They are Portland resi
dents. Mr. Schmeer Spends Day
C. F. Schmeer was a visitor In
Roseburg from Eugene Monday and
last night, and spent the day on
business matters.
Visitor Monday
C. H. Hill was an arrival from
northern points Monday and spent
a few hours in Roseburg attending
to business matters.
8pends Day
D. J. McKinnon was here Mon
day from northern potnta spending
the day attending to business mat
ters. Mr. McKinnon is from Eu-ene-
v
Charles Richard and D. O. Drag
er, county treasurer of Marlon
county were here Monday from Sa
lem, and spent the day on busi
ness. They returned to Salem this
morning.
From Coast
Mr. i,d Mrs. E. A. Rose and I.
C. Hot vere here a short time yes
terday anil last night from coast
points visiting. They are all from
North Bend.
From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. F. A demon were
visitors in Roseburg from the
north yesterday afternoon and
last night. They are from Port
land. From Looking Glass
M. n. Jacoby was a visitor In this
city for several hours purchaxlng
supplies and transacting bunlne.-a.
Mr. Jacoby is'a resident of Look
ing Glass.
Canada Men Stop Over
C. Fennlman and C. O. J.
Church stopped over In this city a
short lime yesterday and last night
as visitors and fo view the town.
They are both of Victoria, B. C,
and are touring the state.
Canterbury Bell plants, fine
large clumps at 15 cents each or
$1.50 a dosen. All bedding plants In
season. The Fern, Roseburg's
Pioneer Florist, 109 South Jackson
ueeL
Mr. and Mra. H. O. Hastings
think Friday. .March 13, was a
lnrky day, aa on that date waa
born io them at their home mar
Winchester a bouncing baby boy.
Motherland hoy are doing fine de
spite the alleged unlucky combi
nation of day and data. j
From Portland
N. M. Panken was a visitor In
this city yesterday and overnight
and transacted business. Mr. Pan-
kan la from Portland.
Will Entertain Cists
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kerth were
here yesterday afternoon and over
night visiting. They are residents
of Portland.
Leaves for Grants Pass
8. J. Shrum of Glide, left yester
day afternoon for Grants Pass,
where he will spend some time tak
ing care of business matters.
Leave for Portland
A. N. 'Orcutt and daughter, Mlfts
Vivian Orcutt left this morning for
Portland by auto, where Mr. Or
cutt will attend to business mat
ters and Miss Orcutt will visit.
They wilt return here about the
last of the week.
Freshmen Hold Initiation
The Freshman class held Initia
tion today In the form of dressing
for St. Patrick's day, and wearing
fantastical clothing. This year's
Freshman class has not been Ini
tiated heretofore, and decided to
hold their initiation on St. Pat
rick's day.
THE YEAR OF 1924
City Treasurer W. F. Thomas
last night filed with the city coun
cil his financial report for the year
of 1924, the report being complete
up to December 31. The city stnrt
ed the year with a balance of $1.1,
235.8.1, and completed the twelve
months with a balance of i3.0OS.21.
The city received In taxes 139,
289.83: from fines $2,038.26, licenses
SS51.50, dog licenses $228, and sun
dries $3.27. Making the total re
ceipts $58,581.17, while there was
paid out $50,572 19.
Sinking fund Number 1 Increased
from $19,651.89 on January 1 to
$22,808.21, on December St. Dur
ing the year the city paid or re
deemed Improvement bonds
amounting to $13,000 and has call
ed $7,800 worth of bonds which
have not yet been presented. -
On Improvement bond Interest,
the city paid during the vear S7,
639.89. end has a balance In this
fund of $1,474.94.
The library bonds brought K12.
401, -and the disbursements from
that fund Itavo been 811.320.33,
leaving a balance of $1,074.07.
Tho summary shows thflt the
rash on hand Jnnuary 1 In nil funds
was $24,675.71, and that :h- cash
received during the year was
$145,752.83. The amount raid on-,
from the general fund and Improve,
ment fund combined, wr.s $149.
395.53, leavlne a balance in both
accounts of $27,152.53.
Thfl ednratlonnl commltt? or
the Rosrbiirsf Kiwanis club had
charge of the program today at the
noon-hour luncheon and those who
aftmIMi were frratly pleased.
Walt FlRhr had rhante of the an
nouncements and fcfpt the ball mi
ll nt? In a lively manner. Prof. Camp
boll and the proatdent, nil Hani
Inn, nave two excellent addrRneB
on K I wan in Ideala. The Klwanla
quartette nan beautifully and were
railed back for an encore. Tom
Nenn rave a short talk reicardln
the Chamber of Commerce drive
for members. A anaRhettl entlnsc
contest for tho pm waa one 01
the comic, feature of the program.
Ivmon Spencer won the race by a
''none." One Interesting feature In
troduced at today's luncheon was
the distribution of a Klwanls
newspaper, "The nullder." Senator
Kddy and O. O. Hrown acted as
newsboys and their wares met with
a ready sale.
TAKING TROUT EGGS
IT FISH HATCHERY
T. If. Hill, superintendent of the
Rock Creek trout hatchery, was In
Roseburg today. He brought in his
son Harry, who la suffering from
an infection In his fare. Mr. Hill
states that the hatchery will not
operate at full capacity this year,
owing to the fsct that the greater
part of the rainbow run got by. The
high watr washed out around one
end or the dam. and the fish got up
stream before the water became
tow enouch to make repairs. Mr.
Hill esnerta to get about a quarter
of a million eggs, mostly cut
throats, together with some steel
heads and a few rainbows. During
the summer he eipecta to raise
both ends of the dam, so that In
the future high water will not cut
ont around the obstruction aa waa
done this year.
KIW1ISII ?"t,i ;
II FINE PROGffl 5-M j
IS REGIONAL DIRECTOR
John M. Throne, well known
e Roseburg banker, has been of
4 fered and' has accepted the
position as regional director
for the Kiwanis clubs of
southern Oregon. Mr. Throne
Is an enthusiastlo Klwanian.
He will succeed George Neu-
ner, who recently waa given
the appointment and was forc-
ed to resign on account of tak-
,ing the office of United Statea
district attorney.
-.
STAKKETT MAY
, GET AM OFFICE.
a
(AaorUttd rrM Iaml Win.)
SALEM. Ore., March 17.
There is a rumor afloat
here that Governor Pierce
will appoint J.'V. Starrett of
Roseburg as state parole of-
- fleer to succeed the late
George I. Smith, whose death
took place about a month
ago. Starrett was employed
a few months ago as a spe-
clal Investigator for the state 4
land board and during the
legislative session assisted In
the office of the governor.
OI,SOX IS ACQUITTED
a I
PORTLAND. Ore.. March
17 Oon-ad Olson, ex-Justi.'e
of the Ortton Supreme Oouit
was ac tuitted In police cjuri
late yrie:d.y of a chjtr:- of
receiving l..,uor. whirh h.d
been lodged against him after
he wait ar.esti d in a r.ttd on
a hou3- o Iik .BtrccJ. Ol-
son sai.1 I" !.il gone to the
place to obtain the name of
a witness needed in a law-
suit. II v id tii'.e.l tl.nt he
had received, uo liquor and
the po Vi) hid no evidence
) against him. . . 4
Sayna Vnssnr, In whose .ilnce
he wub citUtilu, was f.ncd
$250 ai-rt Itny Williams was
fined
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MAXY MOTOR. FIXES.
( tOTlatrd Pna WtrO
SALEM. Ore., March 17.
The February roport of the
state traffic department
shows fines aggregating $3,-
03175 for violations of the
motor vehicle law, $350 In
fines Imposed as a result of e
activities of the department
for other than motor vehicle
law violations and - resale 4)
value of stolen cars amount-
ing to $1,325.
The county convention of the
W. C. T. I', was held at the M.
K. Church South today. The at- '
tendance was aery good, the pro
gram following along the line as
announced, eicept that Miss Jew
ell failed to arrive In time for the
morning meeting. She come in
on the noon train and spoke at
the conference immediately fol
lowing the basket lunch, which
was served In the basement of
the church between 12 and 1
o'clock. At 2 o'clock she spoke
at an assembly of the high school
student body, and at 3 o'clock be
fore the Roseburg Woman's Club,
The conference sessions of the
morning were given over largely
to departemental topics, talks be- I
Ing made by county officers aud
heads of the local unions.
In the afternoon talks were
made by Mrs. Edith Ackert, coun
ty school superintendent and
Senator H. L. Kddy, the senator i
explaining the new prohibition I
rund Ibw, as adopted by the re- :
cent legislature. '
WILL INSTALL
FIRE HYDRANTS
WHERE NEEDED
il"ontlniie4from page 1.) ,
the plans, but the estimate was
so hifth that the residents delayed
the paving, (father than have
the. engineering costs standing
against the property, Mr. Kham
Itrook paid tho expense which
had bet n Incurred. Later the
plans wi-re used and the street
paved and costs assessed against
the property, and In order to
clear the minutes, the council or
dered the money which he hal
paid refunded. , -
A remonstrance to the K. 4th
street paving was denied and the
work accepred, the assessment or
dinance being placed on first and
second readlugs. '
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HELD HERE TDOAY ,
The FLORSHEIM SHOE
Florsheim Shoes do more than
protect 'your feet they add the
desired touch of refinement to
your, attire and give comfort that
you enjoy.
THE VISTA ,
$10
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Miss Anna M. Jones was a visit -
or of Roseburg today, and apent
sevrral hours shopping and on busl -
ness. Mlsa Jones resides at Camas
Valley.
For Early and Late Planting
POTATO SEED
Genuine Red River Valley
Early Irish Cobblers and Early Ohios
CARLOAD DIRECT FROM MINNESOTA
. Top Seed lOOLbs
S3.25
Packed in New 1 20 Lb. Bags
ACCLIMATED FOR THIS COUNTRY
UMPQUA PRODUCE CO.;
' C. P. CAYLER
Call at Metzger Warehouse Ret, Phone 1 89-J
Roseburg, Oregon
USE
RED
THE RELIABLE BATTERY
for Engins, Phone or Radio
They Give Satufaction
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
! Mrs. Edna Cox and ion. Gene,
1 left thla morning for their home at
iRIddle, after spending a few days
In this city visiting relatives and
I friends. ,
SEAL