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Newspaper Page Textr ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. MARCH 30. 1925. tore: 1 If i If this Signature is NOT on the Box, it is NOT BROIUJO QUININE "There is no other BROMO QUININE" Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as an effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP and INFLUENZA, and as a Preventive. Price 30 Cents. The First and Original OltKUO.V WUKKI.Y 1I1 NTItl.U. ItKVIKW. Oroiton alato highway program for 1925 calls fur expenditure of Jii.ouo.uoo. New refectory costing $40,000 nearlng completion iu llenson I'ark. Grants pass Mulldlng season opens wilh promise of fOUU.OOO for the year. , Grant County employs first county agent. McMlnnville Fred L. Sohor leaves 2,0u for memorial fouu tuln In city park. Itwdsport West Coast Power Company which recently bought local electric plant, gives 17 per cent rate reduction. Grants 'Puss Construction be gun on California and Oregon Coast rullroad bridge, recently destroyed by flood. Tnlon Annual live stock show set for June 10, 11 and 12. Weston City to enlarge water Bupply dum on l'lne creek. Springfield llrattaiu estate gives $5,000 site for $25,000 memorial school . Astoria Ground broken for first of 100 homes to be built by local company. lluker Irrigation project settlers to vote April 11, on reclamation service proposal to construct works. Murshff'eld New Methodist hospital, costing $100,000, to be dedicated May 30 and 31. I'nity New Grange organized here, and pne assured at Hart ford. Salem Heavy paving program before city council for approval. Arlington Contract let for me ters for city water service. Newport 1,630,000 foet of lumber shipped from here during past two months. Medford Home Telephone and Telegraph Company to spend $40, 000 for Improvements this year, including 300 "new lines and 600 miles of wire. Silver Laloe Large force of workmen now repairing Lake county roads. Salem Building begun on Sa lem linen mill, to handle 1925 crop of 4.000 to 5,000 acres of flax. Plant will be ready to operate by midsummer. American Legion to raise $60. 000 for maintenance of Dorn becher hospital. Hoseburg State to build $15. 000 fish hatchery on Rock Creek. Portland 4-story, 100-room family hotel to be built at Elev enth and Main streets. Sprlnifielrl New $25,000 6- room schoolhouse to be built this SEE OUR SPECIALS THIS WEEK Davenport, $127.50, special $92.50 Mahogany Dining Table, $48.50, special.... $31. 75 Hoosier Cabinet, $80.00, special $42.50 Two-inch Iron Beds, $12.50, special $3.95 Seven-inch Coil Springs, $15.00, special $10.50 35 lb. Silk Floss Mattresses, $24.00, special $12.50 If you have furniture you do not want, we will trade you something you want. ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE J. M. JUDD 122 N. Jackson St. Phone No. 4 k.T.iT.M.T.T.T.T.I.T.I.Y.j Cold and Grip Tablet ATTENTION MOOSE Special meeting Monday, March 301 h. 8:00 p. m. Itepre- sentative from Supreme Lodge to attend. W. A. BOGARD, Dipt season. Klamath Falls Miller Con struction Company to spend $40. 000 on Pelican Bay rock quarry. Bandon Winchester Lumber Company 'buys steam schooner "Coquiile River," for use on I'mp qua river. Klamath Falls New White Pine Moulding Mill plant prepar ed for cutting. Salem Gap of three miles on Mehama market road, to be paved this year. Lalceport City plans 20 blocks of hydrolithic pavement for 1!25. Klamath Falls Wheeler-Olm- I stead mills, with 2.000. 000.000 feet pine timber, to enlarge log ging and cutting facilities. 1 Portland Northwestern F.Iee trlc Company to move general of fices from San Francisco to Port land. Attorney-General asked to de cide whether special election can be held to authorizo funds for St. Johns bridge. Portland -r- $60,000 apartment house to be built at East Seven teenth and Weidler streets. North ltend A. Stembuck buys Palace Hotel. Oswego Oswego Lumber Com pany Incorporated with $15,000 capital stock. , Astoria Sanborn Cutting Com pany ready to Install new vege table canning plant. Prlneville Bank of Prlnevllle becomes Prinevllle National Bank. Corvallis New $12,000 Christ ian church dedicated. Salem Bids open April 3.' for state training school buildings at Woodburn. Sllverton New bids called for erection of city holl. Portland $i00.000 10-story hotel to be erected at Salmon and Park streets. Klamath Falls Episcopal con gregation planB new church. Can you ask more than perfec tion In a nut brown loaf of delicious bread? GRIMM BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. One and two-horse cultivators i and extra shovels at Whar'on Bros. eTIleIeIeTTMlWeligeTIeWITIftIeIteIeIie;MleT: ij THE NEW E i ij Marswell Range White panels. Malleable hinges, and frames. ! i Many New Features in S the Marswell i er-Fce Hdw. Co. Phone 25 Watch Our Window for Bargains LOCAL From Umpq.ua Mr. Euimett wa here from I'mpqua Saturday, and spent a few hours attending to business matters. From Glide Mrs. Fannie Smith, was a visit or here Saturday shopping and visiting wilh friends. She is a. resident of Glide. Mr. Garrett In Saturday C. O. Garrett, well known Glen dale resident, was here Saturday attending to business matters and visiting friends. Here Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ramp were visitors in this city Saturday from the rural districts. They reside near- Uixonville. Here From U. of O Phil Berg arrived Jiere Saturday from Kugene, where he has been at tending college, to Bpend the week end visiting with his parents. Parrotte In Saturday Mc. nnd Mrs. Fred Pnrrott were visitors from Garden Valley Sat urday, and spent the day shopping and attending to business matters. Mr. Ha ding Visits Lester Harding of the Glendule Lumber company was a caller In Roseburg Saturdnv. and spent sev eral hours attending to business affairs'. - In From Looking Glass R. L. Thompson was here from southern points In the county Sat urday attending to business mat ters. Mr. Thompson resides in Looking Glass. Gladys Enger Here Miss Gladys Enger arrived here Friday night from Brownsville to spend the week end with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. En ger. From Happy Valley Mrs. Frank Stelnhaur was here from the rural districts Saturday, ajid spent the afternoon shopping id visiting. She resides at Happy Valley. Visitor Here Saturday Mrs. Oscar Selinas was a visitor In this cltv Saturday from Cavett Creek. She spent sever nl hours here attending to business matters and shopping. Returns to Eugene Miss Violette Cole, who has been visiting her parents here during the spring vacation, returned to Eu gene today to resume her work at the University of Oregon. , In Saturday Mrs. Harry C. .Boyle was here from southern points In the coun ty Saturday afternoon, spending several hours shopping and visit ing. She resides at Looking Glass. Returns From Trip B. F. Rodin, who resided here last winter, and has been visiting in Jjos Angeles, and in Honolulu for the past two months or so, has returned to Roseburg, where he expects to locate. Going to Klamath Falls Mrs. William Ileardorff and Cora Ward left Sunday morning In Mtr. Deardorff's car for Klamath Falls, where Ihev will spend a couple of days visiting the latter's brother and sister. Spends Week End J. F. Refer spent the week end . . ' I II irilS CUV I in nsnllllll. UllHlIlefH at the Churchill Hardware com. pany. Mr. Beyer Is from the Ad- atns company, and is located at and is located at He left for Dubuque, Iowa. land Sunday afternoon. Return From Marshfield Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. rtrocklev nnd non returned from Marshfield Int night, after anendins; tho week end thorp visit, np at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Harpum. They made the trip by motor. Dunham Adopt Child Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Dunham, former residents of Rosenure, who have since lived In Marshfield, have adopted an orphan child in the latter city, chanclne Its name, by court consent, fnwi Rctty Steph ens to Arline Jane iTinham. Drain Estate Probated A Eiurene news Itnm announces the admittance to nrnhnte In thnt city of the entnte of the late Rnlloj Drain, who dird there a few weeks aero and who was well known In ! Rosehurg. An Inventory jnst filed hv the appraisers places the value of the estate at $fi3;.5. I Return to Eugene Among the students who have re turned to Eugene to resume their studies at the M'nlvrstty of Ore gon, after spending the spring holi days visiting h"r. pre Gordon Hlbbs, Glenn Woodruff. Thelma Trefren. Neva Church. Inej Cal-1 aftf.r spending tho spring holidays houn. and Ellen llraden. who has j visiting here, were Ferroll lies, been Miss Calhoun's home guest. Roland Schwarti and Charles Mil " ler. who has been Mr. Schwarti' ,To Visit Alaska Again house guest during the holidays. Gus I'eret. of Yoncatla, who j formerly travelled on the roast f'r Itetitrn in Ktixeno .ammunition manufacturing con-1 Ms Klorenre Slnnolt and Miss c m, Is planning to l. ave about j Mildred Hlnnott. who have been May 1 on another trip to Alaska. v siting at the home ot their par- . Mr. Peret, who is a crack rifle ahot.Wms, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hlnnott, enjoyed a successful animal hunt fr the past week itr ten days, re on his .'lrt visit to the northland. i turned Kugene Ian night. Mlsi numbering among his trophies a Sinnott will resume her work fine specimen of a brown bear, the there at the University of Oregon, largest and mot savage species of bears In the werld. for CHRONIC COUGHS Chapman's Drug Store NEWS In Today I Fred A. Coff was here this morn- ' lng from Melrose spending several hours transacting business matters. Admitted to Hospital - Dale, the son of C. G. Byrd of Winchester, has been admitted to Mercy hospital here for treatment. From Coast J. C. Ford was a visitor In this city over Sunday from coast points. Mr. Ford is a Marshfield resident. From Portland C. W. Elliott was an over Satur day visitor in Roseburg front uorth ern points. Mr. Elliott Is a resident of Portland. From Pendleton Edwin Winter was a visitor in Roseburg from eastern Oregon points over Saturday. Mr. Winter is from Pendleton. Ill at Edenbower John and Harry, the sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Murks, are reported ill at tlie family home in Eden bower. Business Visitor C. W. Most was a business visitor in Roseburg over Saturday from northern points. Mr. Most is from Portland. Here l'niin Oakland- Mrs. Hupp arrived hero this morning from Oakland and spent tlie day shopping and transacting business. ' Keturns to O. A. C. , Albert Sherlll returned to O. A. C. Sunday after spending the past tew days nere visiting at the home of his parents. Here From Seattle F. H. Stevens arrived hero this morning from Seattle, and will spend the next week in Roseburg attending to business Interests. Here From Eugene IK K. Kirkenbrlde arrived here from Eugene Sunday and will spend a day or so in this city at tending to business matters. Here Saturday- Ed Stovall was a visitor in this city Saturday from the north, stop ping over to view the town. Mr. Stovall Is a resident of Gladstone. Capiiiin of S. A. Here Captain O. P. Sluckland of the Salvation Army post at Portland arrive here Sunday from thut city, and will be here on business tor a few days. Return to Camas Valley Mr. and .Mrs. Charles T. Slgl returned to their home at Camas Valley Sunday evening, after vis iting in this city over Suturday and Sunday. , The finest feeling In the world Is to be real hungry and be able to satisfy it with something that leaves a delicious taste in your mouth. Try UH1.MM BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. From Eastern Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mathery were visitors hero over Saturday from eastern Oregon, stopping over to view tlie town. They reBide at The Dalles. Spends Day ' W. U. Johnson was a visitor in Roseburg Saturday from southern points, spending the day attending to business matters. Mr. Johuson " "um ... Returns to l illimiettn I . ... ---- -- M' Lillian Chrlstopherson has . . "..?" ' .. '""" l "''' Lniversuy. Port-!?f,vr "P?"'"5 aprlng holidays To Kugeitr ' Mias Goldie Itruton and Misa Dorothy Gibson have returned to Eugene to resume work at the Uible I'nlversity, after upending the spring holidays visiting here. Visitors Over Saturday Mrs. Carrie Squler of Hubbard and Mitts Helen Helder of Los An geles, stopped over in this city over Saturday as visitors. They are traveling through the state by mo tor. Iletiirnn to 4rvallbj Adeltwsrt Young returned to Corvallis this morning to resume his work at O. A. C, after spend ing the spring holidays here vis iting at the home of his purents, jirt an( y A. J. Young. rro lom ftcattlc- i(0 Hayes arrived from Seattle (,i8 n,nrnll)B to ,pen(i a day or BO tre visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stencil. Mr. Hays will then continue on his way to San Francisco. To CorTalllH Among the students returning; to Corvallis this morning to re sume thi.lr .fiiflt... it it a n ItWtirnn to l.nlanf .tjm j;mhne Mover, who ban ben a "ou jruest of MIm Dorla Iar. rturn-Ml to hr hum In Portland Himrlny evonlnt;. Mlsa Mpyr eprMthtl arpat liklna; for Koffoburs. and admin 0 th many beautiful apotn alona; both (hp North and the Houth fork of tm rmptia. She in an employee of th Parfflc Telephone and Tele graph company. From Prosper Abe Wilson was a visitor In town Saturday evening. Mr. Wil son resides at Prosper. Return to Medford C. J. tarstens returned to his home at Medturd Sunday, after spending a day here oa business. Spends Day M. O. Moore snent Saturday In this city attending to business mat ters. Mr. Moore is (ruin Eugene. From Coast . Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wood were visitors in thls'city oVec Saturday from coast points. They reside at north uenu. Here From Eugene C. E. Gordon arrived here Sunday rrom kugene, and is here for a short time unending to business matters. From Coast Mr. and Mrs. C. C. arrivals from the coast, tills city over Sunday, residents of Coquille. Archibald, visited In They ore From Dillard T. Lindgren was a visitor from points south of town Saturday evening with friends. Mr. Lind gren is from Dillard. Left For Portland Mrs. Roland Agee who has been In the city the past week enjoying a visit with relatives returned ' to l'ortlaud last evening. Hera Sunday Among those arriving from coast points Sunday and spending the day visiting was John Lundberg. Mr. Lund berg is from Marshfield. la Out Again John Hunter, who has been ill at his home in this city fur no me time, is much improved and able to be about on the streets. ui;ulu. Mr. Armstrong In Town Herbert Armstrong, North Bend resident, arrived here from the coast Sunday and Is here for a short time on business. Here on Business H. L. Wilson, Jr., of Grants Pass, and C. R. Stewart, of Stay ton, ar rived here Sunday and are spend ing a short time transacting busi ness. From Myrtle Point J. C. Roberts, D. N.'McNalr and J. D. Clinton arrived here Sunday from Myrtle Point, nnd will be here a day or so attending to busi ness interests. Miss Violette Cole returned to Eugene Sunday afternoon to re sume her studies at the IT. of (). She was accompanied by Miss Sy bil McKnight of Rend, who has visited her over the week end. W. C. T. U. Meeting The W. C. T. V. will meet at the home of Mrs. G. Rackstrom, 619 S. Stephens, Wednesday afternoon at 2.30. A good program Is prepared and guests from Glengary are ex pected. Returns From Portland Miss Bess Lewis, Miss Fnye Geddes. A. J. Geddes and Mr. Pan der returned to this city Sunday evening after spending the wek end In Portland visiting. They made the trip by motor. Visit Over Week End Mrs. 11. U Hardenbrook and MrB. A. K. Whlttman were hero from Klamath Falls over Saturday and Stindny visiting with friends. Mrs. Hardenbrook was formerly Mis.i Nell Mullen and a former resident of this city. Motor to California ' W. J. Weaver, of the TTmnnua Weaver. J. and hote and father, J. W. who Is here visiting W Scott Weaver, left today by motor for Yreka to visit at the Yn ka Inn with I.. L. Weaver, another son of J. W. Weaver. I, Here From Coquille Earl Goodman Is here from Co quille for several days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Davis and family. Mr. Goodman Is em ployed as a bridge foreman on the new bridge which is netng con structed between Powers and Co quille. On Way North- Mr. R. Reed and E. A. Hatfield. of tho Central Motor Bus company were guests at the Terminal hotel over Sunday. Mr. Heed Is owner of one of the stages which operates between Salem and Eugene. They were on Ihelr way home to Salem. after a trip south on business. Return From Portland H. W. lialfs returned Saturday PVnnlnK from Portland wh're h has ben for the past Wf-ck attend ing to Rotary convention and look in after buslnewa matters. He wan arrompanled by Mrs. Hate who will remain here for a week visiting with relatives and friends. Stage Company Men Visit F. J. Thorn and J M. Hut so. nf the OreRon Motor Stage nMKorfa tion, were here over Saturday, and (tii est a at the Terminal lintel. Mr. Hut jo Is the secretary of the bhxo ciation. They are on their way home to Portland after a buKinetit, trip oouth. Will Live In Roseburg Mra. M. J. Jtloweis, of TornlnR, Cal.. who recently traded profM-rty In the California town for a home In North ItoseburK. arrived here at the week end and baa taken l sen I on of hr hoiife here, Mrs. Hlowera will he joined h-rn In a few day by a daughter, who will also reside here In future. Left for California Mr. and Mra. C. K. Kmlffi, nf North Kowmirn, who havn re(dd her for a couple of years, arrrnn panied by Mr. Smith's nmher, . ft for California today. Mrs. Smith and her dat)hter-ln-1aw went vln the K. P. ( o. train, while Mr Smith, arcompanled bv a broth'-r, J. M., and Mr. It. M. FermiM, drove down by motor car. From Happy Valley' Andy Telford was a visitor from Happy Valley Saturday and spent the day here visiting friends and transacting business. From Looking Glass Mr. Wagner, of WaEner Rroth ers, was here from Looking Class Saturday attending lo business matters fur several hours. Free's Freeze served at our foun tain or delivered, well packed, in any quantity to your home. 'Lloyd Crocker. From Brockway Mrs. Delbert Hizon and Mrs. Herman Sehulia were visitors In here Saturday from Rrockway and spent several hours visiting and shopping. Visitor In Town Among the out of town visitors here Saturday was Henrv Miller, of South Deer Creek. Mr. Miller was here transacting business for several hours. In Saturday . Jim Conklin spent several hours In this city Saturday visiting with friends and attending to business matters. Mr. Conklin is from Rice Hill. FAMILY FEUD IS REVIVED; ONE DEAD Anri.tt Vrrm toaim Wtw.) WKLI.INOTON. Colo.. Mar. 30. W. O. Farmer, 70, a rancher near here, was shot dead yesterday by his son-ln-lavr, Ike C. Itice, 35, as the culmination ot a feud that started many years ago In North Carolina. Mrs. Hlce, Farmer's daughter, witnessed tho killing. Mice surrendered after the slaying and Is In Jail at Fort Collins. The Farmer and Rice families were bitter enemies, oung Rice eloped witfc farmer's daughter. Instead of healing the old wounds, the elopement mailt) conditions worse. One of the families moved .to Colorado. Soon the other followed. Hnih took up residences on farms near Wellington. Hecenly Farmer missed a Run from his home, nice was accused of having taken it. The two clans clashed yesterday. According to witnesses, the old man tried to take a shot guu away from his son-in-law but was unsuc cessful. Then Rice shot at him wit nesses say. WOMAN SLUGGER NOT YET FOUND PORTLAND, Ore., March 30. Police today wore no nearer solu tion of the mystery Involving the slugirlng with a gas pine and death of Mrs. Hazel Heater. 27. Saturday night, than at tho be ginning. TUey investigated Herman Hall, who admitted he had been living with the woman, but cannot say that he has knowledge of the af fair. Today tlwy began search for a "short suuut swarthy for eigner," who they I It I ii k may have J tmiKKt'ii ,-tirs. neuier as a result of jealousy. Mrs. Heater rame to Portand from linker. Her bro ther. Wilson Verne Lively was slugged at Kugene and died Sep tember 2, 1921. nfter being un conscious for three weeks. .Mrs. Heaters body will bo bur led at Vancouver, Wash., whero her parents lived before moving to llakcr, Ore., three years ago. Alluring Values in CHAIRS and ROCKERS We carry a stock of hand some and serviceable Chairs and Rockers, that we are of fering at Low Cost to You A visit to our big store will be well worth your while if you are needing anything in furniture. E COMPANY 821 N, Jackson St., Rorrburg Rose6urSteam LAUNDRY KIDS YES EXPERT tMJNDRV VrfOIU'.S AN AO.T - - AMD VHfcNJt LEAMED I to po ouwPArO : Our practiml knowledge nf Ihe laundry htiMiriKH enablea um to turn out work of siirprlrtlnK exee. knee. Whenever you e a well laund'-red, ! lU ilte MiiitwiiUt and freh, at trsrilv tnhlt p opery you Minuld think of this laun dry. Ro.bur8; Steam Laundry Phone 79 Roehrp Ore. 9 yr oua n YES EXPERT tMJNDRY I I NrVOIUfS AN AO.T - - I I For Easter-and the other 364 days HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES ARE SMART AND FINE ENOUGH FOR THE SPE CIAL OCCASIONS AND THEY'RE MADE SO : WELL THAT THEY KEEP STYLISH THRU THE EVERYDAY WEAR AND TEAR. EVERYTHING FOR Portland Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Sloan arrived here Sunday morning from Port land and w ere here today visiting. Here From Portland Charles Johnson arrived here 'Saturday evening from Portland and Is spending a few days here on business. Medford Couple Visit Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Shelley stop ped over In this city over Sunday as visitors, enroute to their home at Medford, after a trip north. Confined to Home T. 11. Vlrden is confined to his home with a severe attack of intes tinal flu. It will be some time be. fore Mr. Vlrden will bo completely recovered. r V'V'-"'- A tire is known by tlie dealers It Hieejp: TIRES and TUDEG i COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, OREGON In Roseburg: Hichway Service Co., Corner Jackson and Douelas. Phone 333. . In Drain: Cool Motor Company. In Collage Grove: Hall's Service Station. s In Canyonvillc: Pacific Highway Garage. MEN AND YOUNG MEN ! . L. F. T. CLUB April Fool Party, Tuesday. March 31st. K. P. Hall 9 p. m., starting second aeries sea- son's dances . Return to Glide Mr. and Mrs. Fred Asam return ed to their home at (Hide this morning after spending the week end hero visiting with friends. Will Entertain Circle Mrs. N. M. Nelson of 1164 Mili tary street, will entertain the Bap tist Friendly Circle at a social party, Wednesday evening, April 1. All members are Invited.