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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. MARCH 24. 1925. THREE Meritol Milk Magnesia is an Antacjd and Anti-Fermentation preparation. It is especially recommended for the re lief of Heartburn, Indigestion, Flatulency and Constipation. It is a superior Mouth Wash and assists in preserving the teeth. Physicians recommend Milk of Magnesia and it is more ex tensively used than ever before for the above ailments. Ask for the Meritol Brand and notice the effective results obtained by its use. Recommended by W. F. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY 1 LOCAL NEWS Our lawn mowers are low In price and when you buy from us you are assured that you can al ways get repairs. Wharton Uros. From Portland O. Nielsen and J. R. Morris were arrivals from the north Monday and were overnight visitors. Both are from Portland. From Coast I W. Sneddon was an arrival from coast points Monday and was an overnlKht visitor. Mr. Sneddon is a resident of Marshfleld. On Business Jack Wycoff was a business vlsl tor in Hosebunt over niRht Mon day. Mr. Wycoff Is a resident of Portland. From Eugene Among those who were over night visitors from northern points Monday, was C. A. Newell. Hr. Newell is from EuK'-ne. Here Visiting Son ' Mrs. Myrtle Van Riper arrived ! here last night from Portland to spend several days visiting with ber son, Claude Van Hlper. Here From Medford L. F. Lozier arrived here from Medford, where he Is connected with a marble and tombstone works, to spend several days in Roseburg on business. Visitor from Coast C. A. Ilaer was among the ar rivals from coast points Monday, and was an overnight visitor. Mr. Haer Is a Coqulllo resident. Jas. S. Stewart and James Hnr die were arrivals from the north yesterday evening;, and spent to day as visitors in Roseburg. They are from Corvallis. Portland Couple Visitors Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gleni were arrivals here from Portland Slon day and were overnight visitors in Roseburg. They left this morning for other southern Orenon points by motor. Coast Man Visitor W. F. liurgess was an arrival here from coast points yesterday evening, and was an overnight visitor. Mr. Burgess resides at Handnn. Visitors From Corvallis Mr. ard Mrs. J. H. Cole were visitors In Hoseburg from Corvallis Monday and over night. They left today for other points In the state by motor. Marriage Licenses Issued Marriage licenses were Issued today to Martin Burbln and Georg lanna M. Perkins of Gardiner, and to Frank A. Brown and Mil dred Bartle, of Glendale. Present Skit An assembly was held Monday afternoon at the high school at 3:40 o'clock, at which time the members of the cast of "The Wish ing Well," gave a skit from the operetta. The glee clubs, under the direction of Miss Hazeltlne, have made good progress, and the operetta promises to be an Inter esting and entertaining production. SPECIAL DRY SLAB WOOD S3.25 Per Tier This Price Holds Until April 1 st Only DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 231 N. Main St. A HOUSEHOLD TIP That Will Save You Time and Money and Lighten Your Work Let the telephone company carry the message and you won't have to caary the basket. Buy your groceries, not In the store, hut right in your home. Our telephone Is for your convenience. Use It. . WE DELIVER FREE Consider the wonderful convenience of the telephone. Pick up the receiver and In Just a moment you are in communication with this store. No dressing up to go to the grocery, no expo sure to rainy, sloppy weather. Just tell us what you want and we drive over to your house with the goods. In telephoning your ordir to us you can feel assured that your Instructions will be carried out to the letter just as if you were here to oversee the Job of picking out the goods. QUALITY SERVICE SATISFACTION A FEW PRICES FOR WEDNESDAY Amazo Salad Oil, Pts.. 26 Qt .....55c Extra good Coffee 48c Golden West Vanilla, 4 oz 45c Upton's Cocoa, i lb. cans 15c Los; Cabin Syrup, table size 28c, mid size 55c White Wonder Soap, I 3 for 50c Shredded Wheat Biscuit 13c Alpine Milk 9c ECONOMY GROCERY O. L. JOHNSON The Store That Serves You Best. Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St YOUR GOOD WILL Our used cars are sold with full knowledge and appreciation of the fact that the customer's good will is at stake. Consequently our prices are reasonable and our cars are right . J. O. NEWLAND & SON Dodge Brothers Dealer ROSEBURG, ORE. PHONE 458 Dodge- BaoTweas Dealers sell 6ood used Cars LOCAL NEWS Returns to Riddle Miss The! ma Crlpps returned to her borne at Riddle last nlKht, af ter spending the day here shop ping and visiting. To Eugene Dr. H. 'C. Church left (or Eu gene Monday where he attended a meeting of the Klwanls Club. He returned here laat night. From Looking Glass Miss Ruth Rod ley was a visit or in this city Saturday from Looking Glass and spent the day here shopping and visiting. Visitor Monday Clarence Maine was a visitor In Roseburg Monday and last night from South Deer Creek, spending the day visiting with friends. From Sutherlin Mr. and Mrs. King were visitors iu this city Monday from Suther lin, aud spent several hours trans acting busing aud shopping. Here Monday Miss Lela Swift was a visitor In town Monday afternoon from South Deer Creek, and spent several hours visiting friends and shopping. Home From Eugene , . Glenn Woodruff has returned from Eugene, where he has been attending college, and is visiting at the home of his parents during the spring vacation. Mr. Barstow In K. S. Barstow was a visitor in this city for a few hours Monday and transacted business. Mr. Bar stow resides at Anchor near Glen dale. To Eugene Dr. U. R. Shoemaker motored to Eugene Monday, where be attend ed a meeting of the Corvallis, Eu gene, Albany and Roseburg Ki wanis .clubs. From Green C. M. Stlerwalt was a visitor from points south of Roseburg yes terday. Mr. Stlerwalt is a resident of Green, and spent several hours here transacting business. Visitor In Town- Mrs. Louis Byman, proprietor of Deer Park Inn, near Canyonville, was a Rosebug visitor Monday af ternoon, and spent several hours at tending to business matters. Visitor From Washington H. J. Cole is a visitor here from Washington for several days. Mr. Cole has business interests here that he is attending to, and has property interests near Sutherlin. Returns to California- Mrs. Dora Waters returned to her 1 home at Glendale, California, last nlt?hr nftur nitpnillnc thn nnst aav. I enil days in Hoseburg visiting at ! the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Meminger. On Huai J. L. Staton arrived here Mon day from Eugene, and Is spend ing a day or so in Hoseburg at tending to business Interests. Visitor from Myrtle Creek G. P. Hamilton arrived here yesterday from Myrtle Creek, aud is spending a duy or so In Rose burg transacting business matters. Spenda Day . S. F. Henderson arrived here yesterday from Eugene, and spent the day here atteudlug to busi ness matters. From Eugene J. L. Fuller was an arrival from the north Monday and transacted business In Roseburg. Mr. dul ler la from Eugene. v HusiiHtui Visitor C. E. Gray is spending a short time In this city transacting busi ness affairs. Mr. Gray arrived from Eugene Monday. ......... I. jacKton in Kortiana V. T. Jackson left this afternoon for Portland, where he will spend a few days attending to business. 1 Mrs. Orcutt Improving Mrs. A. N. Orcutt, who has been quite ill for several days. Is re ported to be slowly improving. In Today toren Harrol transacted busi ness in this city today for severnal hours. Mr. Harrol is a resident of Glendale. From Looking Glass Mr. Wagner was here today attend ing to business matters and pur chasing supplies. He resides at Looking lass Mr. Paul In W. G. Paul was a visitor here to day from points east of the city. Mr. Paul resides at Dixonville, and j was here on business. Mr. McCloud Here 1 C. McCloud, editor of the Glen-j dale News, was a visitor in (his j city today, and spent several hour j attending to business affairs. . i Here from Kugue George W. Crolsan arrived here from Eugene on Monduy, and is spending a few days in Roseburg attending to business matters. Heturns to (ileiidale J. S. Lyoa returned to his home at Glendale today, after spending Monday in this city visiting aud attending to business matters. Itiuinewi Visitor Leo Vaughn is spending a day or so In Roseburg attending to business affairs. Mr. Vaughn ar rived from Eugene Monday after noon. To Kiddle N. A. Sebrlng returned to his home at Riddle this morning, af ter spending a short time in Rose burg atteudlug to business matters. BuHlneMH Visitor A. R. Sweetser was a visitor In this city over Monday from north ern points. Mr. Sweetser is from Eugene, and was here on busi ness. From Portland T. A. Kuchenberg was here from northern points Monday for a short time and an overnight visitor. Mr. Kuchenberg Is from Portland. Here front Eugene F. F. Findtner arrived here from Eugene yesterday and is spending several days In Rose burg attending to business matters. Guettt from Seattle D. A. Stowell was among the visitors from northern points to stop over in Roseburg Monday and overnight. He Is a resident of Seattle. Speeder Fined B. L. Knapp paid a fine of 25 and costs this morning before Jus tice of the Peace George Jones on a charge of speeding. Visitor in Ttown Moses Christian was a visitor from points north of Rosehjrg to day, and transacted business! Mr. Christian is from Wilbur. Visitor In Roseburg H. L. Wilson was here this morning for several hours attend ing to business matters. Mr. Wil son resides at Glendale. From Glendale Chris Nebel was a visitor In this city today from Glendale. Mr. Ne bel spent several hours here at tending to business matters. Visitors Today Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown were here today from their ranch near Dixonville. and spent several hours on busnless and visiting friends. In Today Harry Boyle was a visitor In this city today from southern points in the county and transacted busi ness. He resides at Looking Glass. From Glendale Charley Kafer was among the out of town visitors today. Mr. Kafer resides at Glendale, and was here attending to business matters. To Visit In Roseburg Mrs. E. L. Jones is expected to arrive In this city today from Sa lem. She wiil be a guest at the home of Mrs. A. T. Cook, and will be here several days. Visitors from Eugene Mr. and Mrs. A. Bushman were among the arrivals from northern points Monday and were over night visitors. They are Eugene residents. Here Monday Mrs. Gene Frye was a visitor here Monday from the rural dis tricts. She resires at Happy Val ley, and spent the afternoon shop ping and visiting. Return from Portland Garry and Leo Rapp. local Star and Durant dealers, returned to this city last night from Port land. They drove a 1925 Star touring car on their return to this city. Here From Spokane Miss Sarah Cole arrived here last night from Spokane, Wash., and will visit with her nieces, Mrs. Nellie Delellln and Miss Flora Johns. Miss Cole may decide to locate In this city. Visiting at Bandon ' Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Graves are visiting at Bandon for several weeks as the house guests of Mrs. Perry Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Graves will probably remain at Bandon for ihree or four weeks. Interested In Mine John S. Lyon, of Glendale was In Roseburg yesterday attending to business matters. Mr. Lyon was for many years Interested In rhe newspaper business In California points, but Is now engaged In min ing operations near Glendale. Returns From Northern Trip Mrs. A. B. Greenland returned to her home In thin city last night after spending about a week visit Ing In northern points. She visited relatives at Salem, and sp-nt sev eral days visiting friends In Ore gon City. Leave For California Mrs. Frank Shields and family left for Stockton, California. Sat urday night, wh-re they will join Mr. Shields, to locate there. Mr. Shields left for the south several ww-ks ago, and Is now truck driv er for a transfer company. luthiH DiiHTvor Here Julius Diisevor, engineer for the Star Motor Company, who has the coast territory, arrived here la-t night from Oakland, Califor nia, and I spending a day or so in thin city on business at Rapp Brothers Garage. Mr. Diisevor is also known on the coast as a stunt driver. PttrrhAApn Property In Riddle C. A. Ryan, who hat been a resident of this city for some time, left this morning for Rid dle, where he will locate. Mr. Ryan has purchased some prop erty at, that place, consisting of one acre, with a fine Improved orchard. He expects to erect a dwelling on the property In the near future, and will live there. Hero From vt David Johnson arrived here from the coast last night, and is spending a few days in this city transacting business. Mr. Johnson ifrom Marshfield. C. nest n Over Huiidny C. G. Nichols and Clarence Tho mas, of Salem, and Mrs. N. R. Ivie and children of Eugene, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cummlngs over Sunday. Fmm Portland L. C. Humbert was an arrival here yesterday afternoon from northern points. Mr. Humbert is from Pnrtlanri and will be here a Bhort time on business. Visitor from North J. G. Hudson was among those to stop over in this city as an overnight Visitor Monday. Mr. Hudson was en route to his home in Portland from the south. Mr. ltu liter Here J. J. Buchter, of the home of fice of the California Oregon Power company arrived here from Medford Monday and is spending a few days here on business. Hero fmm Eugene Mrs. Marie N. Melvtn was an arrival from the north yesterday evening, and will be here a short time visiting and on business. Mrs. Melvln Is from Eugene. Hero Today W. H. Klnsel was a visitor In town this morning from points north of the city. Mr. Klnsel Is a Wilbur resident, and spent sev eral hours transacting business. Here Today Mr. and Mrs. George Webber wVsre here this afternoon from their home at Garden Valley, and spent several hours shopping and visiting friends. In This Morning J. Joelson was a business visitor In Roseburg this morning from Cleveland. Mr. Joelson has a part nership in the lumber company at that place. Here Today J. H. Smith was a Roseburg visi tor this morning, spending a few hours here looking after business matters. Mr. Smith resides at Glendale. Has Returned From Washington E. R. Holmquist, who resides nt Elgarose, has returned from Sjh kane. Wash., where he has Iteen most of the winter on account of his health. Visitor In Town Mrs. L. Irving was a visitor from points north of Roseburg. Mrs. Irving resides st Wilbur, and was here shopping and transacting business. THE OFFERING OF THE SEASON lit y lI til mm;. ,J" ' ). jf. i.'i'-k'ss rn' TWO- ! TROUSERS SUITS Here's style as fine as you'll find it; fabrics come from the best looms and work manship that is a pleasure to inspect. All this is offered in a special selection of Two Trousers Suits at a money saving price. Many of these 2-pnrt suits are made from the Washougal Woolen Mills 1 00 per cent pure wool at $37.50 STETSON HATS FLORSHEIM SHOES HARTH'S TOGGERY COURT TO DECIDE COMMISSION CASE Cordon In Salem District Attorney Guy Cordon left this morning for Salem to spend a short time attending to legal matters. He expects to re turn home tomorrow. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given of the dts solvement of partnership of J. J. Standlsh, and Robert 11- Slouch, and I. Robert H. Slough, will not be responsible for any business transacted in the name of Standlsh and HtouKh. (Signed)) ROEUT B. STOCGH ( AwocfatH rrna Lesd Wirt.) PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 24. The circuit court of Multnomah coun ty will decide whether Governor IMerce was vested with authority to remove Dr. Thomas W, Itoss from the state fish commission, and appoint John C. Voatcb, Port land attorney, as the successor. An action In quo warranto, filed by Ir .Hoss today, asks the court to Issue a process ntniust Veatrh requiring him to answer by what, authority he claims to h.iid the of fice of commissioner. Authority of the governor to remove Dr. Hoss is challenged in the action. domicIled "poles invited to leave CAEINET MEMBERS REPORT PROSPERITY (Associated Trrm Leased Wire.) WASHINOTON, Mar. 24.--Cab- 'inet members at today's regular ! session with President Cool Id Re ! were asked to give him a nummary of their views on the business is li quation, and they agreed ganerailv j In predicting a continuance 0 tbusl ' uesa prosperity. j Secretary Dnvls of the l.ibor de partment reported that while there is some unemployment, It Is not ab normal for tho season. To Wed Edison rAMwUted Ptom I-aaed Wire.) WARSAW, Mar. 24. In pursu ance of the German-Polish conven tion Hi med In Vienna last August, the German government has in vited those persons domiciled In Germany who declared preference for Polish nationality to leave German territory before August 1, with the alternative of expulsion by force. . The Polish authorities and so cial organizations have made all preparation to receive these re patriated persons, who number several thousands. REQUEST RECEIVER (Aawn'iMU-d 1'retfa Lraant Hire.) BOSTON, Mar. 24. A petition asking that a receiver be appoint ed for the Boston and Maine rail road was filed In the United State; District Court loday by counsel for Kills G. Hall of Oak land, Cal., a shareholder. The pe tition urned as reaaon for the re (eiverrhip the fact that the com pany defaulted payment of a bond Issue due February 2. a COOMIK.E DKMKS REPORT (AaaocfatMl Pre IaaH Wire.) WASHINGTON. March 24. Widely published rumors that several cabinet officials soon are to retire were de- nfed today at the White House. President Coolidge 4 has not been Informed that any member of his cabinet expects to resign and he be- lie yes the present member- ship will remain unchanged. Buy American fence. You know wh.tt It is because it has stood the test in this vicinity for twenty years. Wharton Bros. Motor to Portland Miss Alice Mann and Mrs. How ard fames left yesterday by au tomobile for Portland, where they will spend the next week visiting with friends and attending to business matters. IU.NK IS fliOSKD. (Acl;itfl rreaa Ia4 Wire.) OLYM PI A, Wah.. March 24. j The Moses Lake State Bank of N'eppel, Grant County, was cloneu today by the state banking depart i meiit. It was announced here to ;day, due to depleted reserves and ttlie inability of the directors to ralne sufficient funds to carry the bank over the crop growing ' period. MARRIED YESTERDAY Frank A. Brown and Mildred Bartle, both of Glendale, were mar ried yesterday evening at 6:.10 o'clock at the office of Justice of the Peace George Jones. The cere mony was witnessed by the parents of the bride. They will go to Smith River, Cal., to make their home, the gsoom being employed as a logger. DIVORCE IS GRANTED. A divorce was granted today by Judge Ham 1 1 tor. to Helen Estes, who brought r.ctlon against Paul I. Kstes, claiming cruel and Inhu man treatment. She was granted the decree and custody of two minor children, together with sup port m'jney. She was represented by Attorney R. B. Compton. - See onr Sprywheel garden trac to It la just the thing for cultl- I wit Ing truck gardens. Wharton Tiros. On KuHineM It. It. Belle and H. W. Snell were arrivals yesterday afternoon from Portland, and spent several hours, here today on business. They will leave this afternoon for the coast. Returns from Mxl ford Mr N. E. Simpson returned tn her home at Medford this morn ing, after visiting friends tn this city for about a week. She also attended to business Interests while here. Mr. Vvich and Wife Visit Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Petch were here from Medford Monday and overnight. Mr. Petch Is the 1 resident of the Southern Oregon Gas Company, and was here on business. ExpevteI Here Today Edward Tulber, sales manager of the Star and Durant Motor company. Is expected tonrrlve In this city sometime todavfrom the factory. With him t) ill be 0. K. Jones, the district representative of the Durant car. They will look over the Roseburg territory and confer with Rapp Brotberi, local dealers. 1 A Mm icK That wonderful Quaker flavor is there Get QUICK QUAKER-cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Ths enraKcmpot of Miss Anns Varla Onte.hout, daughter of Pro fossor snd Mrs. William J. Olter hout, of Harrsnl fnirorsUy, to Tneodors Miller Mlscn, son of th, famous Invpmor, Thorns A. Fv!l son, bss been sonounced. Th wedding wi talis pla'-n In April In Die Applnton Chapel at Harvard. Miss Oaterhont Is s student at Vas sar Collese, while fount Kdtunn ls9 Kraduats of the Maasachusstts lnstltuw of Technology. HERE is Ihe great adventure in quick breakfasts a new Quaker Oats. It is called Quick Quaker. It's rich and wonderful supremely luscious. For it has all the fine flavor that won the world to this famous brand. So now you can have quick break fasts with the flavor you always found in your favorite "Quaker." Standard full sin and weight packages Medium: V pounds. Large: 3 pouuJj)7 os. Cooks perfectly in 3 to 5 minutes. That's quicker than toast. It's ready before the coffee. ' Look for the Quaker on the label That means Quaker flavor Hie "hot oats and milk" breakfasts doctors are urging in 3 to 5 minutes. That means the superfine oats you want the firueX grown, the most delicious in all the world. Your grocer now has two kinds of Quaker Ov the kind you have sV ways known and Quick Quaker.