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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. 1925.
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(Ar-tlaled Tnm Leued Wirt.)
WASHINGTON. Mar. 18. Sales
of shipping board vessels to pri
vate Interests the pant six months
have been very gratifying, In the
opinion of Chairman O'Conner of
the board, who In a atatement to
day, favored an- extreme "liberal
Bales policy" la order to get the
remainder of the government's
fleet into private hands for opera
tion under the American flag.
During the last six months the
atatement said, the Bhipplng board
has old to American citizen more
than 30 veel of 176.898 deade
weight tons for approximately 82,
5000.(100. "The board has under negotia
tions at the present time prospec
tive sales of additional .passenger
and freight vessels, on lines now
operated b ythe government," the
chairman said.
Her. Frorj Cottage Grove 1 ed here from Collage (.rove yester-
' George M. Mark&bury, owner of I clay and spent 'the day attending
the Mnrksbory chain stores, motor-1 to husfiiMss matter.
Permanent
- roads are a
good, investment
not an ex Jense
TMs Is the
Gets t&o
TraSSIe
No matter how many roads there are
leading in or out of your town, the ones
best paved get the traffic.
This is especially true if these roads
are of Concrete. For every motorist ap
preciates the many rtlvantagcs of driving
over its true, rigid, unyielding surface.
, No wonder Concrete 1 lifhways are
w crowded for mile after mile. More than
17,000,000 motor vehicles- are using'
them today. And new cars are being
produced at the rate of 4,000,000 a year.
Here is a situation of vital concern to
you. Everywhere we noct! more or wider
Concrete Roads, or both, to take care of
the ever-increasing trafl.c. And now is
the time to plan for their construction.
Your highway officials want to be of
the greatest possible service to you. Get
behind them with ways and means that
will provide more Concrete Roads and
Streets. Such an investment will pay
you big dividends year after year.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Curn ftilildinfj
PORTLAND, OVXG.
A National Organization to Imprort and
Extend the Vstt of Concrete
OFFICII IN 1 CITIES
The texture Is as fine as linen.
The quality one hundred per cent
pure. It will win you for all time to
come. GltlMM DUOS. MILK
Mil': AD. l'hone 133.
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 18. WorK
of beautifying the Amerlran ceme
teries In Krnnre will be begun th:s
: summer. General Pershing, chair-
man, snly today after a meeting of
i the battle monuments commission
at the war department.
General Perilling expects to go
to Europe soon to study the sltua-
tlon with other members of the
commission and the architect
Paperhanglug and katsomlnlng,
the nioder, way. No better work
done In Koseburg. Phone 642-R or
call 320 W. Washington St.
Mrs. Adella Davla
(AaorUtod Titm toutd Win.)
LONDON, Mar. 18. A bulletin
Issued at 3 o'clock this afternoon
by the physlc'an of Marquis Cur-
zon of Kedleston, says the patient i
Is showing early signs of a lung .
complication. This followed an
earlier bulletin stating that Lord
Curzon's condition was Riving In- J
creased anxiety.
STOMACH UPSETT -Get
at th. Real Cause Tak. Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets.
That's what thousands of stom
ach sufferers are doing now. rt-
stead of taking tonics, or trying to ,
patch up a pour digestion, they are ,
attacking the real cause of the all-1
ment clogged liver and disorder-;
ed bowels. 9
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
rnini Ihn llvui tn a nnlhtn.' haul.
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are performing their natural func
tions, away goes Indigestion and
stomach troubles.
Have you a bffU taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't
care feeling, no ambition or ener
gy, trouble with undigested foods?
Take Olive Tablets the substitute
fur calomel.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color. They, do the
work without griping, crumps or
pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
quick relief. Eat what you like.
15c and 3uc.
BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB
The ItoseDurg Business and Pro
fessional Women's Cub will meet
for the regular social meeting Fri
day evening, Mar. 20 at the Heln
line Conservatory. All members are
requested to attend.
Beautijul
Automobiles
, .Appeal to
Everybody
ThtlmkkUimCtk
t LOCAL NEWS j
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shlrla. of
Suiherlln spent the day In Rose
burg shopping and attending to
business matters.
Adjutant Anderson and a com
pany of the soldiers from the Sal
vation Army here will go to Oak
land tonight for a special service
In the community church at that;
place. '
Miss Winona Jewell, who spoke
yesterday at the W. C. T. II. In-1
stltute, left last night for Eugene j
where she spoke today. j
A number of Improvements have i
been made at the Pullman clpar '
store, new floor coverings having
been provided, the walls retinted,
new lighting fixtures Installed and!
other changes made, adding much :
to the attractiveness of the in-;
terlor.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Terms were!
visitors In this city yesterday from i 5
the south, and overnight guests.
They reside at Medford. , 1
Miss Venn Hotiser arrived herfj
from Corvttllis, where sIm Is at
tending college, lest night, and
will be here during spring vara-
tlon visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Houstr and
friends.
E. M. Anderson was among the i
arrivals from northern point:! to i
Bpend Tuesday In this city on busi
ness. Mr. Anderson Is from Pert
land. I
A. N. Holman, of Portland, is
spending a day or so in Hoseburs
attending to business affair-. Mr.
Holman arrived from the uorth yes
terduv afternoon.
Isadora Rondeau of Tiller was a , (Aaxx-uted Pras u.x-d win )
business visitor In Koseburg today. LONDON, Mar. 18 King
Miss Claudia Householder will George leaves tomorrow on the
return to her home in this city southern trln nrescrihed .h. hi.
I You Are Asked to Come and Judge this Wonderful Car on ils Own Merits ,
i ' .
Buick Display and Demonstration
at the
ARMORY, THURSDAY-FRIDAY
AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS
MARCH 19 AND 20
PICTURE FILM SHOWING BUICK FACTORY AND
THE METHODS . OF MANUFACTURING THIS
GREAT CAR WILL BE PRESENTED.
Also the Hawley Expedition Motion Pictures Will Be Shown '
The Buick Sealed Chassis, Demonstratin g the Continuous wall of Iron and Steel
Housings behind which the Buick Driving Units operate, will be on exhibition, and
atao most other Models madeby Buick people.
YOU ARE INVITED
Every Automobile Owner, no Matter what Make of Car is Owned, Should Visit this
Demonstration.
' The whole show is free, is highly instructive and entertaining, and is put on un-
' der auspices of the
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Roseburg Sales A gency For Buicks
Will Leave Tomorrow on TrlD
Prescribed For Him by Hit
Physicians During Recent
Attack of Bronchitis
rum runner unloading cargo into
an automobile.
The autmobile was driven away
and the rum runner put to sea
safely after shots from police and
the bootleg craft went wild. No
liquor was seized.
some time today. Biter spending nhvsirlnn. during
the past few days at Itrownsville jtack o( bronchitis.
his recent at-
vlsltlng with her sister, .Mrs.
Louis Howe.
H. Dnron returned to his home
at Portland this morning utter
spending Tuesday In this city at
tending to business mutters.
Mr. and Mrs. K. IT. Bliss and
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry arrived
here from Portland yesterday af
ternoon, and will be In Koscburc
Accompanied by Queen Marv he
will leave Dover, thefice crossing
to Calais where the party will
board the British royal train which
is usually kept at Dunkirk in read
iness for bucq occasions.
Arriving at Genoa on Friday
they will embark on the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert which Is
also under escort of two British
for a day or so. .Mr. Henry ami destroyers. The itinerary of the
Mr. miss are nero aueoaing to Mediterranean cruise has not been
business matters. I (ullv arranged but nrnhahlv will
Listen to Thia Woman! Advio
Seattle. Wash. "Dr. Pierce's Fa.
Torite i'rescription was recommend-.
ed to me by a friend, for 1 had been
very sick all thru my first expectant i
period, and motherhood had left me
very frail. I found in the 'favorite I
I'rescription' a splendid tonic ami
luildcr. The next time, I took the
'I'rescription' regularly and my con .
dition that time was f,ne, for I was
able to attend to my work right up t
to the last without help and in com- 1
fort. The 'Favorite Prescription'
was such help to me I could not !
help contrasting my condition dur
ing my first exjerience, when I
sutTered so much, with the second. '
for when taking the 'Prescription'
I never had a sick day." Mrs.
Adrlia Davis, ftSJS-jDaylon Ave. I
Obtain Dr. Pierce's Prescription j
now, in liquid or tablets, from y?ur i
druggist or send loc tor trial pkg.
of tablet to Dr. Pierce'l Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo, N. pc writ,
lor free medical advice,
C. K. Taylor, real estute dealer
of ruTiland, arrived here yester
day from that place and Is spend
ing a short time here on business.
11. P. Kasmui'sen was an arrival
here yesterday from northern
polnta and spent the day on busi
neHs. Mr. KusmusHcn resides in
I'ortlund.
R. H. Moflan arrived here yes.
terdey from hugene, and Is spend
lug
lending to business matters.
V. M. Trnmblnd returned to
his home at Harrisburg this morn
ing, after spendtng Tuesday uiul
lust night here on business.
C 11. Neal was a visitor in
Koseburg yesterday and last night
from northern points. Mr. Neul
ts from Kucene.
J. II. Hum. who was a visiter
In this city yesterdny. and trans
acted business, left for northern
points this morning. Mr, riant U
from Portland.
It. O. Nell was a visitor In thin
city yesterday and overnight from
northern points. Mr. Neil is a
resident of Portland. '
T. YV. Johnston was among
those from southern points to
spend Tuesday In this city attend
ing to business mntters. Mi. ,
Johnston Is from Medford.
K. Williams spent yesterday in
this city on business and was an
overnight visitor. Mr. Willis ni
ls a resident of Grants Pass.
Walter Iron arrived here from
th coast yesterday afternoon
and Is spending a day or so In
this rlty on baslness. Mr. Iron
lives t Medford.
J. MeKrnnon returned to his
home at Camas Valley this after-
noon arter Hndlng Tuesday and
last night In Koseburg on bust
neiss anil visiting. f
Include visits to the Islands of
Malta and Majorca and It Is stat
ed that the King will witness the
British naval maneuvers oft the
latter jilace.
Owing to King George'i Infre
quent absences since his enthrone
ment In 1910, the appointment of a
special committee to care for the
business of state while he is away
has almost an air of noveltv. and
short time in this city at- the newspapers print at length the
quaint official announcement Issu
ed from the palace yesterday In
antiquated, mediaeval phraseology.
"For divers causes and consider
ations," It said, "the King instruct
ed his right and trusty and well
loved counsellors. Prince Henry,
the Archbishop of Canterbury, VIs
rount Cave and Premier Baldwin,
to look after the safety and good
government of the realm during ;
his absence; empowering them to
do anything that appears neces
sary and expedient to them except
dissolve parliament or confer I
rahka and tiyes."
Such a commission has acted
only once prevlouly during r"ie ;
reign of the present sovereign I
when he went to India, In 1911. '
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You can eat your fill on our
candy and It will do you good
either box or bulk we have our
own special horehound drops.
Lloyd Crocker.
ADOPTED Bf BOARD
IE
There's no secret about good
baking when you use
The school board mot last night
In Us regular session and spent a
great deal of time Investigating the
tentative plans for the new high
school building as altered and mod
ified. The new plans call for a
larger gymnasium than originally
provided, also for some shifting in
departmental rooms, and other
minor changes. The plans have
now been bud roved and. the archi
tects will proceed with the detailed'
plans and specifications. The
board adopted a resolution author
ising tte sale of the school bonds,
which are to be issued in the Bum
of $1G5,(K0, and also 1 adopted a
resolution confirming the purchase
of the property.
Miss Km ma Ueland, npw In
charge of the domestic arts depart
ment In the schools of Juneau.
Alaska, was employed to take
charge of this department in the
Roseburg schools next year, tak
ing the place of Miss Janet Ward
who will not teach next term. Miss
Ueland was a member of the facul
ty a few years ago and her work is
exceptionally good and the board
feels delighted that she Is (9 re
turn. Her parents reside here, and
consequently she desires to teach
In the Koseburg schools, although
she has been offered positions at
much higher rate of pay than the
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LONDON, Mar. IS. Devotees of I
the hair bobntng fashlon now are
complaining of "shlnglp headache"
which Is nothing but form of
neuralgia, medical men say caused
by sudden removal of the hair
from the tender nape of the neck,
which ls-thus exposed to .the blust
ery March wind. Hats that fit
close and very low at the back.
are said to be an effective safeguard.
Painting, paperbangtng, kalso
mlnlng. Work guaranteed. Phone
64 2-ft. or call 320 V. Washington
Street.
CErLRAL BLACK SMITH I NO CAamHatnl UH WK.)
SAN FKAXflSCO. Mar. 1.
And horseshoeing. All work guar- Several shots were eichknged eat
anteed. Plenty room for farmer's ly today when a posse of police
horses. 612 Winchester St. north of descended upon Hunter Point
Auto Camp, K. K. Woodcock, Prop, her and surprised the crew of a.
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