FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. MARCH 30. 1925.
PAR on April 2
COPCO 7 Preferred Capital Stock
advances to $100 a share
Seven months ago .The California Oregon
Power Company made a public offering of
10,000 shares ($1,000,000.00) of 7 Preferred
Capital Stock for subscription by its customers
and friends in the territory it serves.
Today, only half of the entire offering remains
unsold
Approximately 5,000 shares have been pur
chased direct from the Company at the price
which has heretofore prevailed $98.00 per
share, with convenient terms at $5.00 per share
per month if desired, and with interest at 6
allowed on all installments paid.
Increased Value for Investors
Prevailing market conditions, the country
wide demand for good hydro-electric securities,
and the approaching completion of the Com
pany's new developments, vhich will materi
ally increase the net earnings, now justify this
increase in price of the Preferred Capital Stock.
Announcement of the advance of $2.00 per
share on April 2, 1925, is published at this time
for the advantage of stockholders and prospec
tive purchasers.
For information concerning the 7
Preferred Capital Stock and interest
bearing partial payment plan, ask any
member of our organization or sitnnlo
clip and mail the coupon below.
i
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
REMNANT OF OLD
SLOCUM HALL BEING
TORN DOWN TODAY
Workmen are today tearing down
the old blacksmith shop In the
rear of the Kohlhajren building in
order to make room for the new
concrete structure which Mr.
KohlhaKen U erecting thetx This
old wooden shop wo once one of
the principal more buildings In
Koseburg, bWng a part of the. old
Sloeum Hall, for mauy year Rose
burg's chief meeting place. The old
Sloeum, Hall faced on Jackson
Mreet, the lower floor being used
for a store building, while the up
per hall was an ttudltorium used
for gatherings of all kinds, festal
ocean ion a, dances and public enter
tainments. The first motion picture
show ever given in Itoseburg was
shown in this hall, which also for
many years was the polling place
for Koseburg and the whole coun
tryside. In 1908 Mr. Kohlhagen moved the
old hail back from Jackson street,
and erected the fine building now
occupied by the several stores and
Heinlme conservatory. The upuer
story of the Slocum hall was lorn ;
off, enough lumber being procured
to build two houses, while the
lower story was roofed over and
has been In use as ft blacksmith
shop for many years.
50 FREE
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and it 1m as Rood as it Is new. One
trial will convince you. Order now!
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IF BOOZE IS USED
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WHO DO NOT OWN AN AUTOMOBILE
?
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1 POWER. COMPANY
Officest
OREGON
Roscburg Medford Grants Pass Klamath Fall
CALIFORNIA
Yreka Dunraiuif
HOUR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
Ask any member
of our organization
-or matt this coupon
todayl
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
MEDFORD. OREGON
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Stock and special partial payment plan.
Name
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PRESIDENT AND I ll, nt 'lllKn was tntk at his Chesapeake I!ay to the vicinity of
FA Mil Y RFTI 1R1M ''" today alier nn absence of two Aiinauoits, Mil
clay durliiK which he and Mr.
(A-,. rr- ,. ! j",1.'1, '!";ir """ J",hn' a:v' r r"
ty of friends cruised on tho Mav
WASHINGTON, Mar. 30 rresl- lf ,Wer. The cruise, extended into
The food of all foods In broad
and milk. Here you have both In
corporated in a loaf or tilt I MM
HUOS. MILK BKEAD. Phone L3.
(AwMK-tat'Hl I'rt-M iad Wire.)
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 30. A
legal agreement with a IIO.OUO for
feit for violation, binds Samuel M.
Vauclain, president of the Bald
win Locomotive Works, to strict
observance of the Volstead Act
while Jti this country. It was learn
ed today. Mr. Vauclain signed the
agreement with the latP W. A. C.ar-
rett, A. S. edible and W. A. Hoy,
Iia Id win officials, on May 1H, 1924,
the others agreeing to forfeit ir
000 each if they violated it.
Mr. Vauclain disclosed the
agreement on his 6!ith birthday,
while enroute through Texas on
his private car. The agreement. It
was said, cites the designers to
obey the laws, ''not only because
they are right, but also because It
will result in mental, moral and
physical good."
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Display Week
ANNOUNCEMENT
We wlnh to announce to the public (hat wo aro starting a
dairy which will be a
MODEL DAIRY
We are (paring no pipeline to make thin the heat equipped
dairy In DoukIhs County. The most modern inu.-hln-rv known
to the dairy Industry la being Installed. The milk will be drawn
from the cowa by a machine, carried lo a clanfier, linn lo a
cooler, from tbcr to thu botillnc machine, where It in capped
and placed In the rcfrlBcrallun room for delivery. A xleatu
boiler will furnlnh the, ateam utid hot water for clianltiK ami
aterllliliiK.
The herd la composed of rood grade and registered Jersey
cowa, everyoue tented and proven.
WE INVITE INSPECTION
The public la Invited to vIMt thin dairy at anv lime.- We
will bo xlad to fhow and cxptam. In older to convince J on of
the cbaullnoaa of the milk, we are roIiik iu otter
: $50.00 REWARD
for any aedlment found In our milk. We are hooking orders
now lo atari April 1. which Is the op'-ii'm: date.
Phone 44-F1I, or call at dairy at th end of pavement on tha
'' Garden Valley Road.
MODEL DAIRY
INDIANS TO BUILD
ATHLETIC STADIUM
WASHINGTON. Mar. 3(1. Amer
ican Indians of all trlhea already
have contributed ."lO.oiMi toward a
flliri.ftuo fund for construction of
nn athletic stadium at Haskell In
dian institute, Ijiwrenre. Kan.
Subscript lolls are limited to In
diana. The stadium will seat lo.nno and
probably will he of an architecture
illustrative of Indian art. It will
contain a quarter mile truck, base
ball diamond ami football field
and a layout for field meets.
FORD DISPLAY
WEEK FEATURED
Old Patrons Atteit to our con
tart attention to their nredt.
New friends will recsiv. the
.une painstaking effort to
please them and only tha best
be supplied.
Freth Fruits, and Vr.;etnb!c a Spf cilty.
Your Order Delivered Free
PICKENS BROTHERS
Perkins Bldg.
Plione 63
The pst week lias s en great ac
tivity mi thf iait ctf the I dp k wood
Motor Co., local Ford d-al-rs. In
preparation for "Kord Disptay
We.'k." which opened today,
V'irliiir Ivatseelriinitik' Is a much
of an annual event with Ford deal
ers us il is with the housewife, hut
this ear In addition to having i heir
sales room renovated ami decor
ated, tht ir shops nnd equipment
made upotlessly clean, it was de
cided to have "Kurd Difplay
'Week" for the entire terrltoiy. As
a result, h runnie r of Foid dealers
have put on umiMial display.- of
new and guaranteed used ears.
Ford niTcssoiles, dash liuhN:
rear view inHrors, spark pl-ig-i.
batteries, etc, have Ko In u
piven prominent places in dealers'
1 1 i h 1 a - .
.ales reports Indirai, ihai tlie
t-prlni: demand for Foul ran Is al
Ir. i ly npfiro.ichih that of previous
years, wiih H.'iy pronitM that
pa.t at. reroidt, will h- hrok.n.
A recent import fnim the factory at
l'trntt Htaten that pro,luetten h.it
Veil iucrenved to T,eo cats iimi
tnirk a day. The. cnrnvatiy ,l,a.
h"en opnatlliR ini . ft lull week
S( ll' dltle (or Mime time In lit ft
in.tnutaetui I' plant and the pres
ent piodln.i schedule represent.-!
an Int'rea-.-' ol unus a da) uer(
111!' of a few Weeks fUO.
0 d4n ita tor protlurlfon hn
heeu moved Up to 4m ft d JfslO C:
lorowiiiK Utiuaud. it tiro
The International tractor disk
harrow will do more, work In one
tinm over than a lighter .disk will
In four timet). Auk yiir neighbor
who has one. Sold, by Wharton 1
Bros. I
X LETTERS FROM THE J
t PEOPLE :
CONCERNING RACE DECAY 1
To the Kdltor: Almost daily In
newspaners nnd in magazines we
read editorials and art idea on
rare decay. In a recent publica
tion of nation wile circulation. Ir.
John Harvey KeiloK, president of
the race betterment foundation,
has an article on "race decay our
greatest menace." How many writ
em and commentators on this age
old evil treat it as a local, indi
vidual disorder, when In fact It is
a dtndly desease of the social or
ganism. I'p to this day nnd hour
the brightest minils In history all
agree that every social structure
built upon the foundation of cupid
ity nnd ignorance, has as Inevitab
ly developed the germs of race de
cay: as truly as filth develops
consumption, and the ruins of ev
ery pre-existing civilization from
the I nca to the Itomans are de
cayed Into dust: evidence to tie'
fact that no order of thfnu's built
upon the foundation of conquest,
slavery and exploitation can long
endure. In our every day life we
wee and' feel the expressed mani
festation of race decay, wo see
the Institutions of home, family,
morals, ethics, education, reTlgioii
and politics; all vietims of this
dreaded malady, and we shudder
as we see the standard of every at
i tribute that endears and enubles.
! falling to a lower level, nevcr.coit
j scions of the underlying fact, that
Ht is a provision inherent in evry
organization that when it has serv
jed Its purpose it dies and decas,
j nnd that the period of Its existence
I depends altogether upon the har
monious relationship of the laws
in its government. It is a positive
ins night follows day that our pres
ent social stnt'ture is crumbling
tinto d'c.y: and what the sucre. i
inc order will be depends upon
jour Intelligence; It altogether d
pends upon our anility to direct tli..
new order in a channel of bctfi ;
nient. No civilization built, up'
cupidity nn.l ignorance can Inn-:
(endure; for every tnife, sure, a -.d
homeless invention to counterf. .t
jjustlce and intelligence hits failed;
; and humanity and it order
i have repeatedly been riVstrov i
and how shall we ever know what
mankind has suffered in this pro
cess? If it be our earnest desire :o
direct the coming onl-r into th
'channel of betterment, through tl,.
gateway of Intelligence, then vi
must be.: In and found the new c:
der with all ef its' superstructure -In
harmony with tho forces of ci
i durance nnd to aeroniplUh this w
need alier only a single word i '
ili" cur s of the advise creator;
'Thou snail earn thy bread by tl.
sweat of thv brow nnd not sn.
catiiri the bn ad of other's lab i
We cannot attain salv.ttlon in a-.
form Ion: i Wf. have dunin'
fi"n In c pv fi-rin. hal!
ir realize the n rule until w -
b-n''l en a fitnf f.uiiid.i;un the r.
d..mt rule: 'ltve to each nil tM
fiuiis of their lihors." Let this li
the has. for the focn lations ef
tlie coining m ) r, and ftTrn thi
1m alone iniHt a clvdtratlon ai
' wttl stand v the test of ti:n- ,
r It t j!i:r:,e and intelllgeni
a id e . -y rtr Mino nt 0 combat ev e
invented ii as n.nutit. I
stsnd tiie t. t tf tune unrtld- i an 1
aloae, bcaM- n ts -jk iial u,h.
March 30th to April 4th 1925
COOL MOTOR CO.
DRAIN
C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO.
ROSEBURG
ALLEN HANSEN
SUTHERLIN
WORSHIPPERS IN
I Rice; vocal solos "I-oVe Means
: Vn " ami '"I'ho lav llutwu " Mru
CLASH WITH TROOPS Fred Powell. '
(Anociiti'd I'tvu IatKJ Wire.)
MEXICO CITY, Mar. SO. Two
officers and four privates were
wounded and 6G men, ten women
and one Spanish priest were ar
rested, the result of a clash be
tween federal soldiers and wor
shippers outside the church of
Han Marcos In Aguas Calientes
yesterday.
The worshippers who for some
time have been guarding the
church building art declared in re
ports to havo opened fire upon the
soldiers as the latter approached
the church ou patrol duty, the
guardians of the edifice, believing
the troops intended to take over
ihe business of transferring it to
members of tho newly created
Mexican Apostolic church, it Is be
lieved several worshippers were
wounded, but are remuiutng in hid
ing for fear of arrest.
.'resident Calles has ordered tho
military commandant at the town
to take energetic notion for tho
suppression of disorders.
-POISON LIQUOR
FATAL TO GIRL
solution Is found to the common
problem in an uncommon way.
MncDonafd" does her best work In
"The Lonely lioad,' which waa
Preview reports are that Miss ' produced by B. P. Schulberg
I (AMOclattd Pit Leucd Wire.)
I LOS ANGELES, Cal.. March SO.
' Two persons are under arrest
: in connection with the death early
today of Mrs. Helen B. Osborn,
I 21, whom police believe to he the
! victim of poison liquor served at
a party. Those under arrest are
i Clarence B. Osborne, husband of
the dead, woman and iShirley
j Wing, in whose home tho death
occurred. Miss Hazel Barton,
said to be 'Wing's housekeeper, I
also was held for questioning, but
was later released. Miss Wing
j and Osborne were held pending
the issuance of a complaint charg
ing manslaughter.
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Two in one. The quality of two
loaves in one, the value of two
loaves in. one and the satisfaction
of two loaves in one. CiKlM.M
BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
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NEW
and
UNUSUAL
DESIGNS
ROSEBURG, ORE.
WH keep abreast of tne
times. We do not show
you l5t Tear's lrinna nrf
uraisns. joa win imc
hero whatever Is novel
whatever Is uew and
whatever Is flno In silks
'Quality and Economy
The Silk Store
Silks and Satins
CREATE CARDINALS
IN SECRET TODAY
(Atwrtafnt Trent Lmtrd VTlrr.
HOME. Mar. SO. At a secret
cousistoiy held by Pope Pius to
day. Monsignor Vlceuie Casanova
Y. Marzel, arch-Bishop of Cranada
and MonsUnor Ilumlain Y. Estob
an, arch-Bishup of .Seville, were
created Cardinals.
Stuuehaker costs less.pr pound
tUau butler.
L0U3 H. L.iviOLP.
VARIED PROGRAM AT
RECITAL TONIGHT
A varied prog: am will be pre
sented at the Hemline Conserva
tory tonirlu. at the thitd in the
series of mufdiah s to be given dur
ing the spring months.
The program tonight wilt in
clude: Army U serve March, Junior
Mtid Senior orchestras; piano nolo.
' I Vacant Daiue", Han i.on W" In
st on; "i'auee on the tireen", .Ios
(dune Cachelin; "rtoit.g to Market",
ljuira liice ' Song of June", Mddied
.Uler; "happy .Monieiits", Kiancel
le Kream; 'Merry Dai.ce." and
"Hoheiniail Sonir." Avis J'tgley;
"lie tut lung llunie,' Jhiih-m Mere
bith; "Tlie Wuktd Witch" and
'H.iy Blue Mail h '. ll.-fy Vv;
"Magnolia" and "Anv. I Chorus".
Eiixabetii Willinm; ( lumnuiig
Bird." Maxine Stearns; piano mh
Margaret Little; readiuji;, "Boy
Snake," Klsie Busenbark; "My Sis
ter's Best Fellow, ' Betty Shoe
maker; "Beyond Knduranc ',
Jovce Busenbark; Jtit C'liiw I'm
T'"0.' B'tiy Sfnrc; -ilogue.
"Peach Pie." Jore and Kiie Bu
sftihark; violin soh. "Three Tin
Soldiers. " I u.in hy Be i tar ; violia
solo. "U.'f For lilt) Front.'' Chester
Liberty Theatre.
An anxiously waiting public will
be delighted to hear that Piicilla
Dean who electrified audiences by
her performance in "A Cafe iu
Cairo" has Just completed a new
picture which Is conceded hy even
tiie producer himself, and all those
who have seen it, to be even inure
remarkable than her previous en
deavor. In this new story she as
sumes thu part of a fiery Apache
girl who plays the role of a Hobin
Hood and steuls from Ihe bloated
aristocrats to feed her beloved
' poor.
This latest release Is to be the
I feature at the Liberty theatre to
i day and tomorrow and that in ad
I dilion to Miss D an tho cast in
' dudes, Talor Holmes, Alan Hale,
Ward Crane, Mitchell Lewis and j
I others or note.
ANTM.rtS TIIIMTBi:.
, A picture in which humor is
j stress d, hut in w hUh hardships
j and simple ts the underlying
; theme, "The Prairie Wife." Hugo
j Baliin's production which Is now
showing at the Antlers.
It is an adaption of Arthur
; Stringer' novel of that title, and
shows the striiKKles of a cultured
society plrl who marries a young
r westerner. Her huhnnd owns a
homestead on the middle-western
, prairies, und his ouiir wife takes
, up her Hie in this desolate coun
try. i The strueclefi of the yountr cou
ple to make a farm of the barren
; land is d- phttd with mixtures of
il unit drama and delicate humor.
j MIITIC Till A THK.
"The Lonely 1'ond." starring
Katherlne Mconald. will te the
Klrt Natlnnnl picture nn the
screen at tho Majestic Thea're on
Tuesday.
This is an original story from
the p n of Charles A. l.oue. tho
drantai;itcturtiatlnn of the rom
ance of a beautiful womnn whoso
huhnnd is the sort that 1-eliews
a wife sh fin hi b a rlinpina vino j
and hav no titiarfcial rcvponsibil- (
iit and httln perviual liberty. In
tl6 puot op, ay, it it laid, a happy
store:
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JACKSON STREET
. Sargent New Attorney-General
I r"TT7; v :j : I Vt
Clarlhaldl SnrRi-nt, slxty flre Jrurt o!d, of idlow Vt. wher
t practiced law for m.-uiy yoars, a 'o personal friena if JrVsldi-nt
slvln CnnM!c. his beon nomi-ted by Mr. Coolldird to b Attorney.
f.r-ral of th United Slates. fo!iomlr, ths action of tha Benata la ra- (l
lining to confirm the nomination of Charles Heecher Warren of Detroit.
Uch. Mr. Saryent. srho Attorney Ocnoral of Vermort 'twenty fiT
yejrs ato, stan-Is sli feet sii Inches, weishs :.'.o rounds aud Blared
Matr on Ui TaTt t Cglia (oo:Uil team lo Xal, s"i