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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. APRIL" I. 1925. 8pnds Day C. T. Cousins arrived here yes terday from Portland and spent the day here attending to business af fairs. LOCAL NEWS YMtor Tuemluy ' Hr Today See our Sprywheel garden trae- M.rir Tirf,.i ... . ..i.... i. I W. B. Jamison arrived here ve. tor. It Is Just the thin for truck til's eily yesterday and last nlKht. '""day 'rum Portland and spent the ! Ssrden work. Wharton Bros. He Is a resident of Sutherlln. From Riddle Fred Stuessy was a visitor here Tuesduy from Riddle and spent the day attending to business matters. From Wilbur Miss Iteuluh Parker was here from Wilbur yeiterday and spent day and today attending to neaa matters. bust-1 Will L.ave For Seattle Mrs. H. E. Coleman of this city, will leave soon for Seattle where she expects to spend a week or so visiting. Laavaa for Salem l. floyer, of this city, left for Sa lem this morning, where he will the day on business and visiting ; spend the next few days attending with friends. In From Melrose -Phil Nachter waa nere from Melrose yesterday and spent the afternoon visiting and attending to business matters. Eastern Ktur to Meet The members of the Eastern to business matters.. In Town Tuesday J. II. Knlpe spent several hours in this city Tuesday attending to business affairs. Mr. Knlpe is a resident of Oakland. Returns to Myrtle Creek Frank Ackley returned to his Star lodge will mete Thursday ! nome at Myrtle Creek this morning evening, April second at 8 o'clock for a banquet and Initiation III Tuewlny Carl Llndsley spent several hours In this city yesterday at tending to business matters. Mr. Llndsley is a Melrose resident. From C.nnlen Valley George Webber was here from his ranch at Garden Valtey Tues day afternoon, and spent several hours attending to business mat tres. Visitors Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. John Nachter spent several hours In Roseburg Tues day attending to business matters and shopping. They are from Melrose. after spending Tuesday here at tending to business affairs. Let ub have your orders ' for sheep shearing machines now. ' We have three power drops coming and can get any style that you wish. Wharton Bros. Itllsiness Visitor C. A, C. Sucos was a visitor In this city from Willis Creek, near Dillard. Tuesday. Mr. Sucos was here transacting business and trading. From Coast Albert O. lless was an arrival from the coast yesterday and epent the day here on business. Mr. lless Is from Marshfleld and returned home last night. From1 f el rose Among the out of town visi tors here yesterday wasAlvln An derson. ' Mr. Anderson Is a Mel rose resident, and .was here at tending to business matters. Here On Business E. E. Wilson, of Portland, arrived here yesterday from Marshfield where he has been attending to business matters, and will spend a day or so in Roseburg on business. Spends Tuesday It. J. West was an arrival from the north yesterday and sttnt the day attending to business matters. Mr. West is a Portland resident. Guild to Meet St. George's Guild will meet on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Parish house for the regu lar meeting of that organization. The texture Is as fine as linen. The quality one hundred percent pure. It will win you for ail time to come. GRIMM BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. Ladles Aid to Meet The Presbyterian Ladles Aid so ciety will, meet at the church par lors Thursday afternoon at two thirty for the regular business meeting. From Coast A. H. Stum is here for a day or so transacting Dualness. Mr. Stunz is a resident of Coos Bay, and arrived from the coast yester day afternoon. Leaves for San Francisco J. R. Hardin, who has been visit Ing at the Wm. Singleton ranch near Dixonvllle for the past two and a half months, left this morn ing for his home at San Francisco. From Voncalln Mrs. Earl Brant and family were visitors In this city Tuesday and spent fhe afternoon shopping and attending to business matters. They are residents of Yoncalla. From Ilaye Creek Mrs. J. T. rlght was a visitor here on Tuesday morning from points south of the city, spending several hours shopping and visit ing. She resides at Days Creek. Will Pass Through Today Mrs. Ida Hunt, of Los Angeles, will pass through this city Borne time today on her way from the south to Seattle to visit She is a relative of Mr. and Mra. Malcolm of this city, , VNItors Iff re Yesterday J. DeDernardi and son. Albert, were Roseburg visitors from Glide yesterday afternoon. They spent several hours attending to busi ness matters and purchasing sup plies. Is Recovering Mrs. Charles E. Hagar. who has been quite ill at her home, "The Maples."east of the city, for the Return to Glendale Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clougherty, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Clougherty's mother, Mrs. S. L. Dillard for some time, return ed to their home at Glendale this morning. Senator Hall Visits Senator Charles Hall was an ar rival here Tuesday from Coos Bay, an dwas an overnight guest at the Grand Hotel. Senator Hall left this morning for Medford to transact business. On Way South Mrs. O. T. Hanley, of Whlttler, California and Mrs. J. G. Home of Portland, were visitors here yester day. They are motoring to Whit tier, where Mrs. Home will visit at past few months. Is convalescing j lne nome m MTa- "aniey. and greatly improved, but Is still unable to assume any of her house hold or social duties. Mock Circus at ElKarOso There will be a mock circus held at Elgarose school Friday evening. It will consist of a main performance of circus arts and several side shows besides ice cream and lunch counter and fish pond. A small admission fee will be charged. Back From Portland Miss Alice Mahn and Mrs. How ard Carnes. who have been visit ing in Portland for a short time, have returned to this city. Miss' Mnhn was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Claude Plaster of Cottage Grove. Mrs. Plaster Is also a sister of Mrs. P.arton Irel llwell and is a guest at the lat ter's home. , Fine Are Paid Ethel MrCharles and Lewis Powers, arrested recently In the city Vourt. have paid fines of t25 each for disorderly conduct. They were arrested at a local rooming house, and officers found evi dence Indicating that they came here from California, but as the government apparently did not enre to prosecute the case, the Regular Meeting Thursday The Missionary society of the M. E. church south, will hold its regular business meeting Thursday afternoon at the church parlors at 2:30. All members are urged to attend. To Harrisburg A. W. Trumblad returned to Har risburg this morning after spending yesterday and last night here on business. Arrival From Corvallis II. A. Lindgren arrived here yes terday from Corvallis, and will spend a dayor bo here attending to business matters. Here Today i C. E. Jensen arrived here yester-! day afternoon from Portland and spent today In Roseburg transact-! ing business. j S. P. Special Agent Here ! M. Coturrl. S. P. district special ' agent, was in the city today con-1 ferring with A. Stewart, the local special agent. Eugene Man Visits A. H. Neal arrived here Tuesday from the north and spent the day attending to business interests. Mr. Neal Is from Eugene. i From Portland Among the arrivals from north ern points to visit in ibis city over ! Tuesday was W. G. Carr. Mr. Carr I Is from Portland. Portland Men H Fred A. J. Penott and A. F. Smith arrived here from Portland yester day afternoon to spend a day or so In Roseburg on business. Arrives From Medford L. F. Lozier arrived hro last night from Medford to spend the next four or five days here attend ing to business matters. Returns to Portland Howard Irvine returned to Port land last night after spending sev eral hours In this city yesterday at tending to business matters. On Way South Mr. and Mrs. E. Ilolton were visi tors in this city yesterday ind ov r- nif?ht. Thev are reulilenta if fin. points by motor. . Spends Day Here O. K. Conklln was a visitor In this city yesterday and overnight from eastern Oregon points. . Mr. Conklin is a resident of Imbler. Visitor From California Ed. McCormick stopped over In this city Tuesday as a visitor. Mr. McCormick is from Palo Alto, and is enroute to northern points by auto. In Today Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cllngenneel, foi-mer residents of Roseburg, were here rrom Looking Glass- today nd spent the day visiting and attend ing to business matters. Here Tuesday Miss Gertrude Lough of Port land and F. W. Lough, of Monrovia, California, stopped over here to view the town yesterday and were overnight guests at the Grand Ho tel. Leave for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Jack f.ane left for Portland yesterday afternoon to re main permanently. Mr. I.ane has been snles manager for the Lock wood Motor company for the past few months. Missionary Society The Woman's Home Missionary' society of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. J. E. McCllntock at 318 E. Cass street. Thursday aflel noon at 2:30. A splendid program has been arranged, and Mrs. Frank Davis, one of the national workers. wilt be present. I Wisconsin People Stop Over Mr. and Mrs. George O. Hosche stopped over In this city as guests at the Douglas hotel overnight Tuesday. They are residents of Milwaukee, Wis., and left this morning for the north by auto. On Way to Grants aPss Dr. Keith K. Allen and C.porge M. King, manager of the Roose velt hotel, of Portland, stopped here overnight Tuesilay as gucs's of the Terminal hotel. They ere on their way to Grants Pass on bu-i-ness, traveling by motor. Alaska Dog Team Goes Through The Alaska dog team, with Its leader, which successfully carried typhoid serum to Nome this winter, passed through this city yesterday evening on Number 15. They are on their way. with the owner, to Hollywood, where they are under contract for a moving picture con cern. Announce Arrival of Son Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sawyers today received announcements of the ar rival of a son, John Robert, to Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rast at Washing ton, D. C. Mr. Rast is Mrs. Sawyers' brother, and Is well known here. The birth occurred on the 2tiih of city charge was lodged and fines March, and the child weighed 8 lbs, Imposed. 1 14 ounces. .T.TTTT.T.TTTTTMTrTIIW THE NEW Marswell Range White panels. Malleable hinges, and frames. Many New Fe.nref in the Marswell Leaves for Ashland Mrs. H. J. Farnsworth, who has been a guest at the home of Mr. a"nd Mrs. S. J. Farnsworth of this city for the past three, clays or so, and has been attending to business Interests, lft for her home at Ash land this morning. Leaving for California H nrry Fletcher, linotype opera tor In the News Review office, ex pects to leave soon to Join Ms father at Coyote, Cal., where th latter has been located (or some time. Young Fletcher has been trusted employee of this office for many years and It is hoped he will meet with success at his niw loca tion. I 8 Zigler-Fee IlJw.Co. GET FEELING WELL AGAIN From Mother Nature's storehouse we have gathered the roots, barks ind herbs which an: coniiimmled, under the famous Tnnlac formula. :o make Tanlac. This great tonli! ind tullder has trom:ht health and te'itrongth to millions. 5 1 If your body is weak and tinder ? nourished. If yoj can t sleep or eat, S lave stomach trouble or burnlvg f. rheumallsm, Just yon see how ij 4ickly Tanlac can help you back fe to health and strength. 5 Most people noiice a big change ij for the better after the very first j bottle. They have better appetites A ind more pep. The sparkle comes 5 hark to their dull eyes and color to their faded cheeks. 6 ; Don't delay taking Tanlac sn 5 other precious day. Flop at your E t druggist's now and get a bottle g of t). the greatest of all tonics, pf I Tak Tanlac Vmmt labia PUU All Broken Lots and Odds and Ends of Shoes Sacrificed! We have just finished remodeling our store, and will discontinue several lines to make room for our new stock of WEYNBERG SHOES These odds and ends are all good makes and are substantial shoesv Prices will be cut to the quick to move them; and you can save dollars; and dollars by looking to your shoe needs while the sale is on. One Lot of 16-inch HI-TOP FARM SHOES All Sizes and a big Value at $4.98 AU other Hi-Tops 10 per ct. off, Men's Summer Work Shoes These will give a lot of service and are priced C Q 1 fl excerjionally low at v-l I U White Slippers and Pumps Here is a lot that will please the bargain hunter. 4 Qn Look them over, as low as .:.TUU Children's Shoes Here is your chance to outfit the. youngsters 'with good shoes at small cost; 200 to 300 pair, practically all sizes, as Q Q ft low per pair as uOu Women's Shoes In this lot is a mixed assortment ' of Slippers and Oxfords that will be sacrificed, many of them O i fl Q gi.au at th e pair Sale Begins Thursday Morning The Early Bird Gets the Choice Roseburg, Oregon A.H. PERRIN 111 West Cass Street ere '' : From Medford Jos. Lyons Home Elk ton Man H Atrtflr fi.iwvpri of Rlktotl. WSS III Roseburg; today attending to busi noss matters. Ill at Home Charles Fields, postal clerk at the post office Is reported ill at his home today. Horse collars and collar pads at Wharton Bros. From Eugene C. A. Newell was an arrival from KtiKene Tuesday and an overnight business visitor. From South 8. II. Wrisht was a visitor In Roseburg overnlpht Ttisdav from southern pofnis. Mr. Wright is a refidfut of Grants Pass. Leaves For Eugene Creek Thornton, who has oeen employed at llrockway, near here for some time, left for Eugene this morning to make his home. Here Today Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis were here today attending to business matters and visiting friends for the afternoon. They are from Glide. Dr. Belt In Tiller Ir. Belt, county physician, went to Tiller today and will bring back a county dependent who la to be given a home at the county farm. Coos Bay Man Visits Ij. A. Blanc, well known Coos Bay man, was a business visitor in this city yettlerday and a guest at the Hotel Vmpqua. From Albany II. L. Nebergnll was an arrival from Albany yesterday and spent the day and a short time today at tending to business matters here. Here From O. A. C. Clifford Fields Ia here from O. A. C. for a few days vinlting at the home of Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fields. Here Today Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T). Petch i arrived here from Medford last : nipht, to spend a short time here j on bUKlm'ss at the Southern Oregon j (ran company offices. i Here Today t W. F. OJsen arrlred from the roR.u this morning and Is spending I th day hre attending to biifinesg affairs, lie U a resident of Marsh field. , Visits Today With Mr. Weaver ( ieorge King, manager of the I new Koonevelt hotel at Portland, j spent a few hours here todav vlslt ! ing with W. J .Weaver, owner of I the Hotel Umpq'ja. From Medford A. W. Aya was a business visit or In this city Tuesday, arriving from southern points. Mr. Aya Is a resident of Medford. In Today Mrs. W. S. Brosl was a visitor In Roseburg today from Winston, and spent several hours attending to business matters. From Dixonvllle Mrs. G. H. Newport was here to day spending the afternoon on busi ness and visiting. She resides at Dixonvllle. Jos. Lyons Home Joseph Lyont, of ReedHport, who with his daughter has been spend Ing a winter vacation In California visiting with a daughter in Loa Angelen, returned to Roseburg last night, and left this morning for his home. He reports a most enjoyable visit. While In the south he went to Tia Jimna and visited seme of the other points of Interest In southern California and northern Mexico. demand la good for top grade stuff. Poultry receipta continue light with the market strong. PORTLAND, Ore., April 1. Wheat bidH: hard white, blue stem, baart fl.flO; soft white, western white $1.1.9; hard winter, northern spring $1.5tt; western $1.4. Today's ca receipts: Wheat 6; flour 6; corn 1; oats 1; hay 7. For prompt laxl servTco. city or country trips. Phone 4. From 8alem J. T. Bhclton was here from northern points yesterday attend ing to business affairs. He'ls a real dent of Salem. From Coast E. S. C roth wart was an arrival from the coast Tuesday and trans acted business matters. Mr. Croth wart is a resident of Marshfield. Ashland Couple Stop Over Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robertson were visitors here Tuesday from the south, and guests at the Hotel L'mpqua. They are from Ashland. From Coqui He Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Willis were visitors in Roseburg over Tuesday, arriving from the coast. They re side at Coqullle. Returns to Portland K. L. Henlnger, who has been visiting with friends here for the past few days, returned to his home at PortlaifO this morning. EASTER NEARLY HERE Get your favors, baskets, chirks, candy egs, etc., at Carr's. We have quantities for S. H. classes, etc. Fine Kaster booklets, cards, place cards or novelties now on dis play. Carr's. PORTLAND. Ore., April 1. Reg storage has been active on the coast during the past week, espe cially at Portland. Ixical coolers now show 21.317 cases put while holdings at this time lust your amounted to only 9.3r(3 ensea. Egg shipments have been com ing In heavy during tho last few days and operators have been ac cumulating holdings. The eag market Is steady to:!ay with values unchanged on the lo cal board. Butter Is a trifle easier in the local market with standard cubes off a half and prime firsts a cent on the exchange. The onion market Is firmer with the ltf24 crop prntty well cleaned up. Iate estlmnteg show approxi mately 10 carloads .of No. 1 grndn left. Buyers are paying around $3 25 to 3.f0 at country londing points. The wholennln nin-krt Is 25 to fiO cents higher with beit Sherwood stock held at $1 to $4Ji0 per nack. Country dressed meats are un changed. Receipts moderate una PORTLAND, Ore., April 1. Cat tle, hogs and sheep nominally steady; no receipts, PORTLAND. Ore , April 1. Eggs steady, unchanged. Current re ceipts 25c; pullets 2.11'24fv firsts 24Ui2rir; henneries 2Glft27o de livered Portland. Butter easier. Fxtra culvs. citv 4.fiic; standards 4r)c; prime firsts 44ic; firsts 44c; nndercrndes nomi nal; prlnta 48c; cartons 49t;-' Butter fat ateady. Bes .churn ing cream 46tfj47c net shippers track In tone 1; 48c delivered Port land. Poultry firm, scarce. Heavy 'tiena 2r,?i-26c; light 23024c: -springs nominal; big roosters 10c; ducks. White Pekln 25c; live turkeys 2:.c; rirossed turkeys 33 36c;- - ajeeso 16c. i4 Onions steady $33 25."" Potatoes steady, $1.5001.66." Nuts steady. Walnuts Nv 1. 2ft tfr 33c; filberts nominal; almonds 20ft26c; Braxll nuts 12a&lSc;'Ore gon chestnuts nominal. .,-,.., Hops easier: prices nominal. Now clusters 16tfil17c; fuggles 15ft lSc; old crop nominal. Cascara bark quiet. Inactive. New peel 7Rc per pound; Oregon grapo root 4c. Electro-Chiropractic Has proven its merits in thousands of cases when turned to as the "LAST RESORT." " Electro-Chiropractic Has permanently cured Headaches, Stomach and Hovel troubles, Nervousness, Lumbago, Goiters', Female Disorders, High Blood Pressure, Prostate troubles in men and many other diseases. INVESTIGATION COSTS YOU NOTHING." DR. RUPERT A. MOON 32 Perkins Bldg. Phone1 '554 Second hand Ottawa drag raw for sale chap at Wharton Bros. INDIANS CELEBRATE. (AMorlat"l pfn ImhI Win.) KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April. 1. Government checks of $lou each were distributed to Klamath In dians yesterday for the sale of j their timber on the reservation, j Ten Indians awaitned in (he city jail this morning with head-1 aches. They were arrest t-d by the police last night In liquor raids, i Bootleggers are said to have en-j joyed a fl'Mjrltdiing business aftr, the Indians began pouring into town from the reservation. Are You All Run Ccwn? Msny Roseburg Folks Hv Fell Thst Way. (iKNKIt.tl. it KII.I.Kli. .. Prions 25 J for Conttipation j Purchases Property Ilv. H. E. Mow has g-nrrnssH ! Iht; hoiiiif and property of 9) a I. Iow. The properly Is loraled on llnrrlson street. In Went Kosehurir, KA7.Tjg.TT.TiTapi5Tg.T.T FOR YOUR HJZAUTIi bis new home soon. Watch Our Window for 12. Bjrniin, TANLAC MEXICO CITY. April t. gen eral Abelnnln Aoosla was .hot dead by Hire men sa'd to have been Identified as army officers whir lie was entering tw war i depart iMit last nltht. Two pesjinwere wounded py stray bullets, caped. 'Th e" HSU IS I IIS "I Feel all rmt of aorta? Tired, achy, bine. Irritable? buck lame and stiff? It may be the story of weak kidneys! Of toiic poisoos circulating about t'psettlna; blood and nerves. There's a way to (eel right again. Help your weakoned kiilneys with Ikmn's Mils a stimulant diuretic. Dos. ' are recommended by many Itoseburg people; 8 W. Carroll, 102 N. Parott Pt Ttosebtirg. s;iys: "I was 1n bad fix with kidney complaint and my back and limbs srhed. 1 was completely run down and my kid neys acted too oftn. Doan's Pills from Chapman's I'h.innncy rid mo of tho aches and pains and regu lated mv kidneys." AOc, at .11 dealers. Foster-Mlk turn Co., Mfrs.. UuITh.o, N. Y. SEE OUR SPECIALS THIS WEEK Davenport, $127.50. special $92.50 Mahogany Dining Table, $48.50, special. ...$31.75 I loosicr Cabinet. $80.00. special $42.50 Two-inch Iron Beds, $12.50, special $3.95 Seven-inch Coil Springs, $15.00, special $10.50 33 lb. Silk Floss Mattresses, $24.00, special $12.50 If you hnve furniture you do not want, we will trade you something you want. ALL KINDS OF HOUSF.I IOLD FURNITURE ti r J. M. JUDD I 22 N. Jnckson St. Phone No. 4 &