Roseburg news-review., March 24, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. MARCH 24. 1925.
How To Ge Your
Money's Worth
n o
rom Your
Nejct Pair
or shoes
Look Inside!
MILLIONS of people are wearing
shoes whose construction they
know little or nothing about. And a
large proportion of them are switch
- ing from one shoe to another trying
to And real shoe satisfaction.
There' one way to find It. Look tnttde the
iho. We hove an UtrHndS Foot-Fitter split
hoe that enable you to see what' inside.
That' the only way you can properly judge
shoe. The split shoewill bring out facts about
shoe construction that will prove a revelation
to you. Come in, examine it and see the
beautiful new (dmvmii Foot-Fitter models.
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
t
FOOT-FITTERS
SUPPLY CO. TD
YOUR BOY
Sea to It that he Rets the
body -building and strength
ening elements that
ScotftEmdsion
supplies in yrcat abundance.
It is the famous white food
tonic that builds strength
for all a.cs.
The Wetftwn Auto Supply Com
pany, on of the larKest automobile
Hfcisbory and supply companies In
tht' country, ban leased the more
ixiildlUK In Urn new structure r-
etntly erected V 1'erry Kotter ami .outgrowth of a congressional meas
Ituland Agee, and located on tteph-:ure known an the Smith Lever Act.
ena Mtn-t-t Juat north of the Tele- j I'ndcr its provisions the lr. a. De
phono exchange, and will open to partment of Agriculture, the State
the public the flint of the month, j Agricultural CoIltKe and the mate
Thia 1 ft company well known to , departments of education cooper
alt auto ownem, and carrion all ate In financing and directing thin
-kinds and fcortu of automobile ac-j important work, which is lmmed
ce.iMiries, FupplifH and fixtures. Ji i lately In charge of the county club
op' iaits mure than loo BTore8 onjageiuu, county achool superintend
tlie coaht and lit opening up many cuts, agricultural agents, home
new branch houses each year, no . demonstration agenw and school
that It is constantly expanding
The Held .manager of tUo com
pany was in Itogebunc last week
and 1b well pleased over the loca
tion which ha been selected for
the store, believing it to be one
HUpervi.sors. County funds and pri
vate contributions are largely do
pended upon for maintenance of
the clubs and for their instruction."
Of particular Interest to this
of the best that could possibly be j county Is the following
obtained for this business.
For concrete work call Taylor.
113 No. Flint St Tel. 225-R.
CONGRESS' MEDDLING
DECLARED HARMFUL
NATIONAL GUARD
DEMAND IS PROBED
the president ordered the Investigation.
(Aaaoclatrd rrrta Jm4 Wire.)
WASHINGTON. March 23.
President Coolldge today ordered
an Investigation to determine
whether it is necessary to spend
the 11.300.000 appropriated In
the deficiency bill for pay of Na
tional Ouarri nieinhera for drill
work, directing that payments be
withheld meauwhile.
The amount was appropriated
to meet payments betweeu onw
and June 30. but because It Is
over th budget bureau eflmnt
The nioft Important thing In the
world ij the quality or otir daily
diet. Your heal rli and happiness
depends on It. Take no substitute.
Order (Ml I. MM UHOH. MlLK
UKLAD. Phone 133.
f AswM-lal'-d pri-H Ltajwl Wirt.)
NKW OKLKANS. Mar. 24. C.
II. Markhaui, president of the Illi
nois Central railroad Jn un ad
dress made public in' connection
with the opening session of the
tenth annual meeting of the South
ern JMue Association here today
said the transportation problem of
the nation should bo left to the
interstate commerce commission
wiihout legislative interference.
"The threat of legislative tink
ering with rates unsettles business
land does a great deul of harm," he
asserted. '
Turning to the subject of lum
ber .Mr. Markham said the need
for reforestation was acute, point
ing out that the Cmted States
consumes nearly half or the
world s cut or timber and two
fifths of all the forest products It
produces.
o
Arundel, piano iuuer. rtjuoe IS9-L
KMI'liKSS is i.Mruoi INt;.
(Ar-vIalH I'rt-M l.rd Wirt.)
IllU'.S.SKLLS. March 24.- For
mer Km press Charlotte, who In 111
wit h infulenza, passed n good
nlirht. Her rough has diminished.
VOL! FEATURES EOYS'
AND GIRLS' CLUBS
"louglas county now boasts 300
members of Its Itoys' and (lirla'
Clubs, and sent livestock judging
teams and - prune-bread baking
teams to win prizes at the state
fair
B. R. RICUTER DIES
MAKES EFFORT TO
liernard H. Klchter, who for the
past lour years has conducted a
Kro-ry and Kln,ral men hal.Ulse lhu ' , j f
store at Camas alley, died last ,,jri
Illl'llt u tnu rnnrti' or "
o
Only one child remains to be
found and then Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Crow e, of fct.'X Myers street,
1'ortlaiid, w ill have accounted for
all Li oi the children of Mr. and
Mrs. M. N. Crowe, who were resi
dents of I(o.-i-bui g about seven
yearn tu o, according to word from
Portland.
About seven years ago the family
was broken up whn the father was
sent to the penitentiary.. At that
time the family of thirteen. was
living in a one-room bouse In North
lionebur and in deplorable comii
umts. 'lit taiher was arrested at
Kug'-ne where he took his 16-year-old
daughter for a criminal opera
tion, ami was tried at Eugene lor
bis relation with his daughter, and
was sent to the penitentiary, lie
was later released under the state
tterili;t ion act.
The ciiildren were placed w ith
the Uoy and (Jirls Aid Society and
Mrs. Crowe later divorced her hus
band and was remarried.
Lester Crowe, the oldest boy, Is
now married and residing in Port
land and has been seeking for some1
time to locate the other 11 ciiild
ren. All were placed in charitable
organizations later to be adopted
out or cared for in private miues.
lie has faucceeded in locating all
members of the family except one
child, Margaret, who is now be
tween ten and eleven years of age.
Sne was adopted out by the Hoys
and (Jirls Aid Society and according
to Miss I'itchlord, the county Juv
enile olficer, who was In charge of
the case here, was given an excel
lent home w here she was happy
and contented and well cared tor.
Miss Titchtord HiafYs that the ium
ily into winch the girl was adopted
has moved away and she does not
hotel, dt-ath coming from heart
failure. Mr. Kichter came to the
city yesterday afternoon to at
tend a siiow, in id alter pataking of
dinner went to the theatre where
he apparently enjoyed tne show.
He anil his wjf returned to their
room, and Were talking of the
show while preparing for bed,
when he was Middenly stricken
with a heart attack, and died be
fore a physician could reach him.
Plastering, halsomlning and
painting, lioseburg, Ore., Rt. 1.
liox 8, E. Ikiuk. St.
SOVIET PUTS FOOT
ON SINCLAIR LEASE
more and more
smokers
every day
a
ff
A. C Dance
TUESDAY, MARCH 24
Music By
"Eck" Rcrick's O. A. C. Collegians
EVERYBODY INVITED
Admission $ I Dani-ipi; ')-1 2 p. m.
K. P. HALL
POPULARITY
Means Service and Satisfied Customers
A real personal inlrrcit in the wants of each customer i
our aim. Our increasing business is ample evidence that
our service and reasonable prices are appreciated by the
public.
Walk in our new Jackton St. cniranre and inspect our
remodeled dinin1; room.
Good Meah 30c and Up.
Open for Business frnm 5 a. m. to I I p. m.
&e DOUGLAS GRILL
W. R. WAKNEK. I'ROI'.
6at5TTiiliriiiii
1
This months Volt published by
The California Oregon l'ower com
pany contains a very interesting
study about boys and girls in
northern California and southern
Oregon, and their activities. The
article contains the following in
troductory statement:
"The census of VJ20 Informs us
that there were some four and a
quarter million people Id Oregon
and California, the last time In
cle Sam counted noses a statistic
al statement and not particular
ly interesting.
"Hut It becomes humanly inter
esting when we stop to realize that
uiory than a million of these noses
almost a fourth of them were,
or quite recently had been, of that
age when they were snubbed, tilt
ed or freckled and the sourc of
much secret concern to their Juve
nile wearers.
"Twenty-five per cent of our en
tire population in of school one.
each year thousands of these girls
and boys stand forth, growu up, to !
lift to their younger shoulders the
responsibilities of business, prop-
erty, of opportunity, ethics and
government. Thai the universi
ties, schools, county authorities,
chambers uf commerce, business
clubs and representative cituens
of both states aie fully awake to
the need of collective and cou-
. niMH'lhe. effort in creating oppor
tunities by which these young
I citizens of tomorrow may Irani
the rules of wholesome ' conipeti
lin in work and In play is shown
by what Oregon and California are
doing to support such orgauia
:lioiid as the Itoys' and tlirls' Club
and thf Hoy .Scouts."
I The progress of the Hoy Scouts
movement in this section of tht1!
country is iuterettimgly told and 1
The Volt has the following to say j
;wiih particular nfeicucu to this
.county:
I I 'oiiglas county,
; port a ltd generous
i distance of the bu.-lnes communi
ty, has also expiiinbd its Scout
organization. There mo now three
full troops in h'oeburg, backed by
" $::imi contiihuteil by the foreslght
' ed people tif the coimnuniiy. and
! one t lit jit troop at l(eidooi t."
Concerning the l!us aud liiils'
tCluh wojk The Volt s.ik:
j "lli'.-' and (inls I'lubs nre the
(A-etttl I'tiem Liml Wire.)
MOSCOW, March 21. The con
cession of the inland of Sanhalien
Although he had auMHiuod light at- ! granted tho .Sinclair oil interests
tacks of heart trouble in the past,! iy the .Soviet authorities was mi
ke had never been seriously iirntihed today by the Soviet court,
from that complaint before, and 'which has becu hearing the gov
was apparently in noimal health up1 eminents annulment plea. The
until the time he was so suddenly j court directed the government to
stricken. 'return to the American company
He was a native of Germany hav-1 the juo.itou ruoles guaranty it
Ing been born in that country 65 h-'d uepusited.
years ago. He came to th" r tilted j Suit for tho annulment of the
Slates with his parents when but Sinclair Oil concession in Sagha
8 years of age, and lae family set- j !' a was started by the Soviet
tied in Milwaukee. He later went to government last month. It ciaiiu
St. Paul, where be was engaged in t(I ti,tJ Sinclair company had fail
the wholesale grocery business and L 10 curry out the terms of its
also in oil until he moved to Itpse-; agreement with tho government
burg in lUlo. For the past four' 1,h, fporified time and that
years he has been at Camas Val-.tn,! 1U"VH 'r alroi:ation was not
ley opeiating the attire there. i prompted by the conclusion of the
He leaves a wife and lour sons. ""---Japanese treaty which pro-
Ileriuiid of I.os Angeles, Albert of
I'etaluma. and Fred aud Kalph of
Koseburg.
He also leaves a brother, (J. A.
Itichter, who resid. s in Uiehnrg.
aud a sister-in law. M rs. Annie
Wood, at Cainas Valley.
The funeral arrangements will
not be made- until word is received
from the two sous in Calitorma.
mised adjustment of the depute
between the two govern meat a
over their respective rights ou
the islands, their southern half
of which belongs to Japau and
the northern to Russia.
Such popularity must he deserved
Chesterfields have come up fast
because smokers have found that
they can depend on them for
the same superior blend, the same
uniform quality, and for the same
untiring good taste always!
tiocrrr 8r Mrw Toacto Co"
Stuuehakt r costs less per pound
than butter. j
TENDERS RESIGNATION
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
And horseshwlng. AH wo.k guar
anteed. Plenty room for tanner's
horses, ti- Winchester St. north ol
Auto Camp, K. K. W oodcock, l'rop.
TREASURY OFFICER
BURGLAR MADE BAD
MISTAKE IN CHOICE
OF HOUSE TO ROB
f AwfcTiatfl 1'rptt aMt1 Wire.)
VIENNA, Mar. 24. Albert
: try Club course next Friday,
southpaw golfers from all
The
over
tho Pacific coast will participate
in the tourney.
h. ;
Washburn hns tendered his rcsig- j fi:S3B&!3Jt
njilinii 4 rnile.l Mtuiou minuter "i fl
to Austria, he made known today.
- . ,.... i. ... .F
.ii r. vtHsuiiurn, wno was appoint- j t-f
ed in VXl'l by President Jlarding. ' id
pointed out that It was customary; m
for Aiiit'Hriin i i iilmnut m i it nx i-t L
their piwts at the disposal of tho
(AMr-cUtrd ITrM .-. Wire. 1
WASIIINCTON. March 1' 1.
an import
(AssMK-iuti-U TrcM Lj'axtl Wiie.)
I.OS ANC.KLKS, March 21.
I iK ... ).. t.ii president in cases of chance at
lc ir r rn n r crri ,i.. .... i. i. me
I potu-e i-ay, he had the poor judg-
iiient to break into h fraternity
j house, where dwelt several mem-
"ile:s of the Cniverslty of South-'
I era California football siial, in
' ti luding t het Dolly, captain of ihe
; 1 ll'l Trojan team. Aroused from
slum her, t he foot bull huskies
tackled the suspect in an upstairs
room, says t he police report,
thn-w him for a loss of ten yards
d n the iront hail stairs aud
i lit u pi!ej on hun in t lie vesti
bule for a touchback while neighbor-,
alarmed by the racket, no
t if ied police.
Another change in
oi t icial posit ion as the new ;m
rnlnlMration gels under way. is
in prospect today a a result of
the decision of J.'liot Wadswnrih.
Itoston, assistant seerciaiy of the
t reasury in charue of fon iu
loans and railroad advances, to
return to priate life.
Mr. aiiswart li s res ir rial ion,
it was made known, was handed
to Secretary .Mellon shortly heiore
he leit Washington several das
with th,. sup-l,,, ,,,. ,., ,',,,..
financial as- ...... .... ... .
Adminisi ration leader nre un
derstood to hae noi et it pr kk-:i -ed
the matter ot mIcciIi... a ; accessor.
White J louse, regardless
i whether they were also Inspired by ;
.private conIderations or not.
MOTHERS
IMPORTANT
I ---vi
r-i r JT'L .
Our drivers and our truck
men are all instructed in
the absolute necessity of j
handling your property
with great care. In long
distance hauling their
carefulness counts.
"We aim to please"
H.G. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. M
PHONE 220
Some day In the not far distant
ifunne the government will demand
1 absolute puiity In all food stuffs.
- viitl.MM l.KOS. have beat the gov
. ertisiK'nt to it. '1 ry one loaf of
ioiildM llUt'S. MILK 1IKI;AD.
Pilose 132.
The Ncivs-Ueview
TO
MAOF.3
at
OU dictionaries fthould b d.M-rdi rvrnt AcitritW hv
brOUfhl additional words into our Unftuait m PuD"
lubtrt bad to riird thetr old pnoting; pUlas. Ht-ra is the
atvwly compiled dictionary larger and mon co triplet lliaJi
any fjimUr on onUrifed vocbularT all tha new words and
HW apooal featuj now rady for ry radrr.
. EASY FOR YOU TO GET
Throe of thru coupon, prf-nontfxl of mailrd to ttds nrwiivtapwr
with a nominal stun to rovrr fo oi nana-
I...., nm.-.t.m MrL
tiitn'.!iU.io, stc. aniouut-
ty " ft C t
" 1" t ! I rf '
Mail Orders
If br mall, Inclnrft
1 eenls oatas up
ISO nitlrs;
Holt P
enile'.or lorarraiff
ppMinidtf toira
A S BOttlsda.
In, to ouly JKJ Un
Entitles tvery reader to this NcvO
Enlarged Universities Dictionary
W.iWol F.irilM !-( im tor OWiftia-"
aa Nt.rvr lUck if H.4 SalM. m.
Your Old Dtctioniiry i Now Out of t)ate
e A iW oooJb fvr 9ohwg Croat Word Wxice
1 ORGANIZATION OF SPECIALISTS
( pomtAfio ano aiATTLt oicca
i rpitri unpsrailclcd turcwi of the Pr. ;
j 1 i. hi. J, I Van tierwurnical mcthixl
; ot ttcHiiOtt l'd.'i and other rciTtal and ,
txdon mlmcnti iitet Hull an ory;anit
t tioti ot lngiilv timrJ iit,talu:s to care
for the pjtirtiti who come from eil .
' ran ef the t.
t The skill of tht ar upcchiHitu ! proved
! by tha utum-litud l-l AUXN l l li
, that rack lMc mturi-r is cured or hu
; ft-e lav V'NPl D no matter how
tonj t.incni.g or now
cvirt hut cc nuv be.
r-ctid cor tny rKicivit,
1 SIMPLE WAY TO
j TAKE OFF FAT
J Can anvtlniu- iu mcI i ik ,
taking a eoinenn nt litite iv,,. L
I fmir times i a h d. unijl .i;.r
j weiithl is reiiuct d to normal'.' ot
I eoui.se .lot. Just purtha.-e a l ev t.f
i Marmola 1'i'e.M iipiiori Tahb ts i:oni
i your dniKwir-t tor one dollar. ,
Mart now to reduce. Follow c
lions no Marvainm dieinu or ! -pome
exert isiUtf. K.tt .ub-l.u . I
fod, he an lay as ou like a: t
kei u on -Hint; slender. Tnou-.i . s
of men and women each .t t -fi-.un
healtln. .-.'i..r iilmh. ,
UMIii; Alaimoia 'laliUts. i'ui . ,
them Itiiin inr di 'u.-.ist. o. . . d
, direct to AUrnioia t t , ticiui.il -nrs
IIIuk. IN troll, Mu U.
NURSE KNOWN H E Ft K DU.S
IN LOS ANGELE8 SAMTAK.UM
HARTSON RESIGNS POST
( r;i,.. i rrya Luod Vwi)
V. ASlllN(;Tt.N, Mar. 24. Nel
son T. i I art son has resigned as t
liuior lor the bunau of inti rnal
n t rime aud mioi tly w ill retire
l'iotu the government service.
Mr. HariMHi who was appointed
from Seattle, Wa.vh., has agreed
hi)Ueer, to remain at the head of
the bureau' legal department
Mothers should see that the
whole family take a thorough,
purifylmc system cleansinc laxa
tive this Spring. NOW IS THE
TIME The family will be healthier, i
happier, and get along better if the
blood is given a thorough purify
ing, the stomach and bowels clean-'
cd out, and Ihe germs of winter ac- !
cumulated In the system, driven j
away. IlOLUSTKKS ItOCKY 1
MOI N'TAIN TKA is onn of the I
vePy best and surest spring m di- I
cities to take. Try it and see the
difference in the whole family, j
Their color will be better, they'll
better, sleep better, and be I
, eat
. well and happy.
niacy.
Chapman's Thar-
WICKSTI.KISS AISK I.T( lli;i.
tempvjrarily.
For prompt taxi afrvtce, city or
country tripe, i'boue 44.
(Awlatisl PrPM latuM Wir.)
nilCAliO, March 2 I Wayne
Munn. world's heavyweight wres
tling champion and .loe "Toots''
Mondt. Colorado cow boy, hav
been matched for the main bout
of a wrestling show here March
31st.
Have you
read these
advertisements I
OREGON and her products are being advertised
to all the United States this month by rait
roads. Have you read the advertisements?
TINY HERMAN WINS BOUT
CREB ARRIVES FOR FIGHT
1 r,
Mi-.. Maude Ma
ai liohinc Itiae :
Auei.'-,, I allltii o;a.
inc. Ms . eh 'J J. oi
r-.'vlve.l h- :e t. day
ns A re. is i l il rn
m..iy nil- m K,i
die Vi i: ri- sl.t- tin! r
It! . She
1 i-'ii i.- at ti
on pa.- d a
lolai i. im in
, Si.nd.tt
idi;..:
Mi .L.
i.nd :
burg am!
itu Mr. urd '
lie us. i il a M i t k
- l'i.itl l-r. I .....) V. ii..
I I'OKTI.AMI, Ore., Atar. 2 1
iTiny Herman. Om;iha In avyweicV.t
j won h i' u imnci oi imiii t -i nt'u
Kop r. of New Voik here last night
i in vhat many fans classed a the
tit st hea y weight bout t-e. n In re
suae the t u-iouad law w nt into
ell- ct.
Herman it. a do giod ute of n left
hook It th lo.ly and took eeen
of the ten rounds.
f. lit.il Proa .M---t W:rr.
ST. I'anl. Minn.. Mar. 21 Many
iUrit, iniihllewrluht boxim,'' cham
pion of the world. arried hi re to
day to prepare for his ten round
fight Friday night whh dene T un
lit v, American lisht heavy w ight
;iUampiou. Tunney has been here
'for the past two days.
on IIP. t.ol.H KS TO l.V
This is National
Oregon Products
Month!
Ho!J "Oregon ProJucta'
dinners or lunchc?; mer
charts can feature displays
t?f Oregon merchandise; or
CH;S;J. DtAf4. H.O..i,,c
t'OK'iANi) or
kia.VTLC OMIHV
when .be hu fur tie- Mllli i
hope ot h' iirlitting her h
tu.
Water glass (or preserving
iu any jauy. Llu)d Crocker.
Hall',? Catarrh
iVieaiCine claim for it -rid
your nvstim of Catarth or I)eafut 0
caused by Catarrh
Sold by dru-'tnsla (or over 40 pfi
LOH ANGELES. Match 21. i
(oorne Von Kim. amateur and :
op u irolf champion, repertlvely, I
of non hern and v'uthern Caiilor- j
nia. has joined the rat ks ct left I
handed p'ayers and ilVcclebrate i
the change made in playing in the
.-cSll
ganiations can incluJe at
lcjit one number on Oregon
nunufacturc in their pro
gram;; school duUrcn can
v.Titc essays, or make up list
of Oregon goods you'll be
surprised at their variety.
Oregon proJucts compete
with the world. You can buy
them on MERIT. Then, too,
your support of Oregon in
dustries mean more work,
more wage earners, bigger
payrollsncreased prosperity
for everyone.
southern Csltfo
left handed
is nohediiled
'. J. ClU..Nk, V H CO. I'oieUii, Olio to rlart on lb Lot Angeles Coun
Associateffllndustries of Oregon
Po-land, Oregon
Dan C IttTTMMi, Manacex
ts