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ROSEBURG NfcWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. APRIL" 3. 1925.
FIVE
JU&tth CiL JOHN IK. WEEKS
saving d
hum wtvmari
Cash
o stores
SKAGGS STORES score again thi week In the matter of value giving.
Place this list of prices in your kitchen and use it as a guide. Remember
quality is never sacrificed to price in our stores, no substitute brands offered
we have what you want.
ALL WEEK PRICES
Lily of the Valley, No. 2 tint, Early
June Peas, Golden Bantam Corn, 7Qn
Succotash. 3 for IwU
ROYAL RED TOMATOES No. t7.
2 1-2 tins, 3 for '.. Wit
VAN CAMP'S PORK AND BEANS,
Small tins, 3 for 23c; medium C7f
tins, 3 for 33c; large tins, 3 for 01 U
JELL WELL, the different des- "Qn
sert, pkg u
PRUNES, large Italian, 3 lbs 2q
BLACK FIGS, . 0Q
2 lbs QJb
MONOGRAM DATES,
10 oz. pkg
12c
ASSORTED PRESERVES,
9 oz. glass, 2 for
25c
ASSORTED JELLY,
6 oz. glass, 3 for
25c
WESSON OR MAZOLA OIL,
quarts, 45c; half gal
89c
SWIFT'S SILVER LEAF LARD,
4 lbs., 98c; 8 lbs
DEL MONTE CATSUP,
2 large bottles
DEL MONTE HOT SAUCE,
3 cans
JW5
42c
CROWN ROLLED OATS,
large pkg
29c
CROWN WHEAT FLAKES,
large pkg
29c
ROYAL CLUB TEA, 1 -2 lb. 33c ; PQn
pound 03b
BUTTER, 1 lb. 48c ;
ROLL 1
SUGAR,
10 lbs
SATURDAY FEATURES
95c
63c
ASSORTED HAND DIPPED QQ
CHOCOLATES, 1 lb JOb
BREAD, 32 ounces. . .13c
Swift SW
Saturday Feature
We have a few good Balh Towels, 50c value
which we are giving away with $1.22 worth of
Swift's Soap products. This is the deal:
12 bars SWIFT'S WHITE SOAP SOc
3 can SUNBRITE CLEANSER 22c
1 pkg. QUICK NAPTHA CHIPS 30c
2 bars MAX1NE ELLIOTT 20c
One Bath Towel Free.
TOTAL 1,22
OH BOY!
"We never tasted anything better." That's what
they ail say when they taste a sample of Swift's
Premium Baked Ham. Coire in Saturday and
let us prove it with a sample. Then buy a half
or whole Premium ham for Easter dinner Q7n
at the feature price of per lb w I U
SERTDUSLY ILL
Has Been Confined to His
Home for Several Days
WiJi Thrombosis.
IS 64 YEARS OF AGE
Been in Bad Health Some
Time Disease With
Which He Is Afflicted.
May Be Fatal.
Skaggs United Stores No. 255
WE DELIVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER
1 1 5 So. Stephens
NIGHT LIFE OF
JAZZ DAUGHTER
SHOWS INSANITY
( Continued from pa ge
act without deliberation."
Crosa-examined, he added, that
the defendant was "not fneble
minded or a moron but Bhowed a
high average of intelligence."
The psychologist said he meas
ured the speed of the girl's re
sponds to his questions. She dis-
PHONE 230
played no hesitancy in replying, he
testified.'
Tho witness said his testa wore
not of a nature to determine the
sanity of the defendant hut merely
outlined certain conditions. The
court denied a motion hy the pros
ecution to strike out tho testimony
as Immaterial to the issue.
Rosefcurg, Oregon
Taylor-mane concreie Is good con
crete. Tel. 225-K.
(AMOcUtaJ Fim Le.d Win.)
WASHINGTON. 'April 3. The
condition of Secretary Weeks who
is suffering from thrombrosis was
described as "entirely satisfac
tory" late today after his physician
had concluded a thorough medical
examination.
WASHINGTON. April S. Secre
tary John W. Weeks of the war
department Is ill with thrombosis.
The war secretary has been
confined at h!s homo for several
days but there has been no inti
mation that he was seriously ill
until his physicians today an
nounced the cause.
Dr. D. L. Hardin. Mr. Weeks'
physician, Issued a bulletin today
saying that the secretary on the
morning of April 1 had a "throm
bosis of one of the small branches
of the middle cerebral artery."
which had produced weakness of
the muscles of the left arm, but
thnt no other symptoms had re
sulted. The statement added that
Mr. Weeks should .be out " in a
short time."
Mr. Weeks, who is approaching
his 64th year, has not been in ro
bust health for some years. He re
turned to his office early tnu
week after a two week's vacation
In Florida and subsequent visits In
other southern states, lln appear
ed at the time of his return ,to be
enjoying improved health. ,,. .
In the lntervRI since ne return
ed he has been exercising his func
tions as secretary of war. Papers
dealing with important wnr de
partment business still were being
sent to his residence today for his
consideration.
Iiecause of his health, however,
the war secretary In agreeing last
month to continue as secretary of
r In the Coo dee cabinet, uin
so with the understanding that he
would return to private life If Bis
physical condition at any time re
quired a lessening of physical ex
ertion. Thromhos's is an obstruction of
the blood circulation by a clot,
which In this case, apparently has
lodged In the brain. A stoppage
of any particular proporlions
there would have immediately
be fatal results and even In a mild
er form might cause paralysis.
Certainly it is something n"w
and It is as good as it is new.
One trial will convince vou.
Order now! tlKIMM Itlios. MILK
HKKAD. I'hone 133.
Here Today From Myrtle Creek
Mrs. U. W. Alspaugh and Miss
Sue Weaver were here today from
Myrtle ( reek nri business and vis
ited with friends.
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Notice To All Woodcraft Members !
The losing side In the Lilac Cir-I
cle will entertain the winning siile
In the K. 1 Jlall Monday evening,
April 6, after the regular meeting.
Members nnlv. '
T1LLIK JOHNSON, Capt.
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This Dictionary it Called the Cross Word Puzzle Fan's Friend
Even this little off of the top J
gives an idea of the size of ---s2Ctat'iX
thin hnnh. -r-rrS2j5u' - '
w" . -
T-ifirf" -
Old Scottish Buildings
Something of Mystery
All over Scotland ore hundreds
of furls built m hilltops. The White
(.'it tert him, 'in Forfarshire, Is u good
exnmple of these. It consist of
four circles of stone, the diameter
of the inner circle being Mi paces.
The stones nre -." feet thick nt the
top and over 100 feet thick ut the
base. ,
I'.eyond the outer circle In a ditch
with u n enrthen breastwork round
it, while beyond this, again, runs a
douhle entrenchment. The en
t rni ices to tlie:se vi.riutis circles are
sigzagged, ho thitt ench remains
covered ly fortification)..
The fnrt at IlumtiUlu, In Aber
deenshire, linn five Brent atone cir
cles, nil (lawlessly built, although
there are nn toulmarks to show how
they were shaped.
These buildings nre Interesting,
hut not puzzling, hut there are
other, commonly known tin l'lcts
Ilurgha, to which no use can he as
signed. A burgh la a single tower, round
In shape, wide at the bottom and
narrowing toward the top from the
outside. The outer walls of these
lliki'urv aiiiitii.il lutii sn-liu Imin
bit opening of any sort except (lie
entrance. Obviously, then, the build
1iils were never Intended for forts.
Inside the walla alopn the re
verse way, and between the two
are countless rooms, often too finall
for people ever li have lived Id
them. The largest of theMj mystery
ton era la that of Itousuy, la the
Orkneys.
Water Denizen 7 hal j
Has Feu) Vital Organs
Th little creature called thd
ItUio Jut la slender and x hired, at
b'ltlt etnlK, and not very easy o a- e,
since it la almost tranKparcut, and
la tinly from an Inch and a half
to two and n half incite In length.
It Uvea in shallow water and
llk'i to stick ha head erd into ti-e
avid. Into which It burrow a w!ih
great rapidity. It reuialna thus for
a lone time with lu tali aticklns
out. When on the surface of the
water It lies un ita aide. j
While it can neither aee nor hear,
there la reason for believing that it
poHMfsaea the sense of smell and
tit me. Its egga are laid about suu
sot and the larvae butch out early
the next morning.
The luncelot has no head. More- j
over. It hua neither leg nor pairs 1
of tins. It has a mouth, however, I
placed at one end, which, therefore,
may be called the head end of the ,
body.
It has a stomach, a very simple
form of liver and another simple
organ which tnkea the place of a
heart, since It la capable of con
tracting and thus forcing the blood,
which la quite colorless, forward
to the urea of the gills, where it
hi purified. Review of Hevlewa,
Business Now Made of
Producing Spider Silk
Spider farming la one of the little
known industries of modern times.
The end in view is not the Inten
sive fighting of the tly peril, but
the production of spider silk, than !
which there is nothing better for '
the crosa lines of surveying and
other Instruments. j
Supplies in vastly larger quantl- i
ties are needed for 'he manlifncture
of spider-silk stockings, and it la
to meet this demaud that special !
spider funna have been started ,
from time to time, say a Tlt-liits. j
It la no easy mutter to keep and j
feed the spiders, to prevent them ,
from engaging in mortal combat, :
and to collect their silk in suitable
form. The process of "silking" the j
spider amounts to playing catch '
hall, with the spider as the bull, j
in lta passiigc through the air the
spider Instinctively pays out silk, ,
and it can be induced to part w ith ,
a hundred yards or more during a
succession of such Mights.
Secret Safe
"Oh, Alice I" Virginia exclaimed,
"have you heard about (lludysV"
"No; what about her?" Alice de
manded. "Well, she and Pick Rodney are
going to he married In Junel" i
"Vou don't say I Well, I always!
knew Dick thought a lot of Ciiadya,
Uut I never did think she would
ugree to marry him."
"And Alice,' Virginia continued,
"the engagement Is a secret Just
now. 1 promised Uludys I wouldn't
tell a living eoul, bo don't you
breathe u word of It to anyone."
"Why, Virginia," Alice replied,
"you know 1 wouldn't any more
think of telling it than you would'"
Your Interests and the
20th Century's
ARE IDENTICAL
Any saving we make in buying is passed on to you. The success of these
stores is built upon this principle. Our many thousands of satisfied customers
will testify, the 20TH CENTURY has afways kept faith with the public
Helpful Offerings Saturday and Monday, April 4 and 6
Baker's Cocoa,
half lb. can
18c
Weuon OU
quart tin
49c
Crystal White Soap, JQA
6 bars, 25c, 12 for 43b
EXTRA SPECIAL
Searchlight or Rosebud Matches, box 6c; six boxes .
35c
Carnation or Borden's
Milk, tall can
9c
Shrimp, latest pack
1 lb: cans, 2 for
35c
Sliced Pineapple, Del Monte
or Preferred Stock, QOft
large cans, each wUU
Flour, Crown or Drifted Snow,
10 lb. sack
60c
49 lb. sacks,
each
$2.49 1
Linit Starch
3 pkgs
a I Corn Meal, fresh 9
ZZC ' pound sack
42c
Crisco, 3 lb.
720
Crown or Sperry's Rolled Oats,
large package
29c
Swansdown Cake Flour,-package
39c
Sunmaid Raisins,
special, 3 pkgs. .
32c
Creme Oil Soap,
4 bars
your free bar is here
25c
Corn, Del Monte or 0(1 p
Preferred Stock, can ZUb
20TH CENTURY COFFEE--So refreshing and at a big saving. Direct to you from QCp
our own Roaster lb. 48 ; 2 lbs ; JwU
THERE REALLY IS NO BETTER PLACE TO TRADE THAN AT A
20th Century Grocery
Genuine Article
Salesmen, may he gracious and
cheerful, and yet lack knowledge
of the good a they are expected to
hcII. TIiIh Is a and fault and a
handicap to good aaleHinanshlp. A
atory la told of a genial storekeeper
In central Ohio whose education In
Belling waa of the kindergarten
variety. A customer came In und
usked for a little cheesecloth.
The storekeeper disappeared, hut
came hack lugging a large speci
men of a New York cheese. "Here's
the cheese," he said, "hut I'll he
dlug huHted If I know how l ui
goiu' to get the cloth often it 1"
Bog Ornament Irith Asset
One of the Industrie of Ireland
has long heen the manufacture of
hog nik nrnmnents. Itefore the pe
rhHi of upheaval In Ireland the ex
port of thene gon(t from the Kin
era Id Isle through the port of Iub
lin euualed a value of Iton.UH, a
year. The trade originated In thejpoiiite
man of tieint:c iv, Koon after uia mtues.
ROSEBURG STORE
130 N. Jackson St
OAKLAND STORE
Old Baker-Flanary Location
(AMorUUtl Prai Lt-aard Wire.)
rOKTLANI), Ore.. April 3.
John C. Vi'atch, recently appoint
ed state fiMh commiuHioner by tuv
nrnor IMerce today tiled answer to
tile quo warranto action brought
about a week atso by Ur. Thomas
W. Hohh. deponed conimltiBlouer,
asking that Veatch appear In court
and show cause and by what au
thority be holds oi l ir e ag conuula
sloner. Hobs. In his quo warranto ac
tion claimed that he had neer
been legally dismlBsed from 1
commission, and that he w3
commissioner in fact.
Veatch in hia answer denlen
that Hoss' remotal was llleiral.
He states that Decenibir IB. liiu.
governor I'lerce brouxht chances
tor. Ore., near here, was instant
ly killed and Mrs. MossherKor was
Beverely Injured at 9:25 o'clock
thla morning when their automo
bile was run down hy an Oregon
Klectric car on the branch line
between Woilbum and Weat
Woodburn. Their baby, who waa
also in the automobile, wna prac
tically unhurt.
The Mossberger family wua driv
ing south and the Klectric car waa
traveling west at a rate of 20 miles
an hour or less, according to the
mntotmnu, J. I., Judy. While there
is a good view of the railway In
both directions w hen a highway A mnr nf .ufe-hii.wr whti-h ha.i
vehicle Is at some distance from planned on making Klamath Falls
the tracks, It Is said a tnmll gar- i, headquarters while It invaded
(AmoriitNl Prr irtrt.J
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Apr. 1
age obstructs the view as a vehicle
nears the tracks, and this is be
lieved to have caused the accident.
The motorman said be looked in
both directions as his car approach
ed the crossing and saw no vthiele
approaching, but auddenly aw he
was upon the crossing saw the
automobile not more than 'id feet
ahead. At the hospital this after
noon, where Mrs. Mossberger waa
hastened after the accident, It was
against Hobb on which a hearing I believed she would recover. At first
was held iJecember 22. Hohh waa I she aimuareil In have hrnki.n hn..r
subsequently removed from the but although an X-ray has not yet
commission and Veatch was ap- been taken. It is. not believed tho i
January 10, tho answer ; back was fractured. i
visit to Irchind In London Tit
ltlm says. At tlrst nil the orna
ments were bund curved mid pol
ished, but niHi'lilnery was iled with
the increasing dcmiind. Yew, iir
and birch, lis well as oak. nre woods
used hy the milkers of the orna
ments. The only necessity la tlitit
the logs shall have been long burled
in the bogs.
'1 he dispute is expected to mine
up In court In about two weeks.
PHILADELPHIA
GANG ARRESTED
FOR S. F. CRIME
The bvat fiOr meal In town
jnerved from 1 1:110 to 1:30 at tho blowing open
urangu Lantern.
towna In Central Oregon and North
ern ('Hlifornia, baa been - routed
through the efforts of Kred Mor
lny, special atate agent. It became
known today. -
Working In conjunction with
Sheriff Calkins of Hittklyou county
California, and other irficera in
thla aectlon of the state and in
Northern California, Morley go
so close to tho trail of the yegg
men that they havo fled from this
district,. acattering to various parts
of tho country.
Information revealed today
showed that an acetylene tank had
he n shipped to Klamath county
from California by the yeggs, and
they had arranged to use it in
safe in ft Lake
(Continued from page I.)
BUMS HE
I known as Joseph Harlow;
(irenn, known as Tommy
Harry
Kggera
W vAAltiB Seasnn in India
Cu-ioms In India bring ininually ' ,J"l,n mlth, known as John!
a wrdnlllg eciisnn. marriages he- I ,., , r ,B'"1 K,'lm rown. The1
Ing practlcnlly unknown nt other : ' lu uu Mr vaugiiu.
The h eliding lu lls lllere """"" police saiu as
.iiarie r ny, Agnes Allen and Ag-
01
Giants Credited With
' Building of Causeway
The (hints' causeway Is a gruup
of baNiiltic rocks on the north toast
of Antrim, Ireland. The prom
ontory, which is u portion of the
hi'isultic forum tions found in the
county of Antrim and near Uut
donderry, pripJectM Into the North
f-hanurl. It Is called (Hums cause
way, from the legen that It whs
the beginning of a nmd whl'h the
ginnts heti'in to build acnN the
chitiind tu h-otland. In l
l"gi-al periods the biiHiillic ruck
feerim to have hd-n fire upuard.
After hn periods of eriin u long i
lino of pvrpendh ulr cliiTs ,V) feet i Jlip ipnf
Ml. .tit '".I kf 1 i.r fit Ml (i-t-t lint lilinv
tlioUKiinds of verticil mlmnna,!
seasons,
il 1 1 ir frutri MiiiiiintT to hill ttliliiiiitl
i 1. hri.t.. niiif wi-.ir vnhl itn.l "''H Tlern''
Hilver Irlukeis and decorations, no! 1'hotoyiaphs of the prisoners
man being so poertv stricken as to lWere nt b yair 'iiy
. . i... .. it),,... b I California bv the ih n;irt rnt-nt t,t
Inn the silver and gold presents. ! J,1Hti'" tu -xpedit.) pos-slhlo identi- vt "K". "''-'i h " H. l'uell has R
'J li metal must be Imported from (II a on.
other countries, and th year there I I hey were airested in a houso
has been snt from New York tul1"'r! shotguns and umtntiniiion
London for India more than M),. ,''re went hy air mail today to
(Mi eie h of gold and silver. Ohio 1 ployed counsel and planned
State Journal. (through habeas corpus proceed-
ItlKS to win their freedom from the
CitV oolite who rharue tlo-m with1"1
banditry. It was the. intention of
county bank. Also, It was report
ed that a quantity of nitro-glycer-lno
had been cached close to
Klamath Kails a few weeks ago
for uao in the safe-blowing opera
tions. '
Some members of the gang was
known to have been In Klamath
Kalis a week ago, it was reported.
One of tho members waa arrested
for vagrancy but waa released, and
becoming frightened at the acthr
Itiea of tho local officers notified
his pals, and they fled from tho
city.
Morley has been In almost daily
toll if ru tilt (i riitntntinf r-alitin with
company I ,,ffi,nr. u. hi- .ti
...... nil uiK UI.1IM11III 11 UIW-
3. ruder
result of
I NKW YORK. April
1 perjury i -hargt s as a
, tiaUntoriy which he gavu In hia
, suit lo compel Lillian Oish to
make piciun's for hia
1 a siati nient terming himself
"tliu w orhl's worst wiinesa." And
reiterating that ho and Miss tilsh
hud h'l ii engaged.
Although a lawyer hhnseir, Im
ell said that, he was "utterly pur
ftlvzed ami benunitud." hih on
vitues hland. It was whilo
was urt h-r cm: h examination
the state and In California. One
of tho acetylcno tanks used hy
ago after an unsuccessful ffort
em California bank a few days
the yeggs was found In a North
to blow open (lie bank valut.
Hand and Kor.-to corn planters
at Wharton Itros,
"From Pillar to Post'
"From lllhir to post iiiemm from the police to turn over the pris-th)lt r t deral Judgo Mack dismiss
one thing to nnihr without anyjoners to tho fed-ral authorities, j'1 ordered lu- 1J held for
delinlte purpot-e, hiiher and tlilthf r, l Latt r in tho day tho police said it p,rjmy and announced disbarment
to and fro. from one court of p. ias not likely thi girl would bo i I" " 'dings will be instituted.
pt'Hl to another wlttinui any de-i wanted by th. polica of Han I ran- Im. ll, a aon of the lato rha.
cislon. The origin of the expres-iciacu. Ietective Kaid aho was"1 lue. a judge of hi" 1'iilted
sloti Is somewhat obj ure. Sonie iknuwn lo the Atlantic City and ' Sl ;,t' uit or Appeals Is a inem
authorlties say It re'ers to the ten Camden, N. J., police. She whs her of an old Kntckerbock' r fani
n'.s court, others believi? It to be given two or three years in the '''. Me in p-lal d to Llihu Iloul.
nn iilliixlnn tf till Ki'lKioh lf hoM- N..r Jitkv hI:.Im ltriMon In V.t2 ! I ll 1 1 made puhllf! a lelt.T le
mnn-liip In Kranet In-fore the Ilev- f )r ateainiK furs in Atlanuc t ity!!-'1"' nu1 ( r
olut-n. 1 ! pillar the renter, and was reh-aseil on paioh. iitis mother
of the riding ground mid tin? pots -o I'l.iitu of v,n
u.r tl.e etdllllins around the Wr- t r...t l.i.n.l t. h,. nt Whsir- i ei I I froi.l tf
J Tlie ticat r0c meal In town
t served from 1 1 :;io to 1:10 at the
. Urango Lantern.
Mlun Lattel sing and snail de
stroyers at Wharton Uros.
ruinfeii'iH-iT of the ring. I'athtindvr I ton 1 tros. They nre fine for h- avy J
1 , . I I himlti:' un.l t nil In ir hiw!
el- Mr.
'irly
' . . e ' V r
An Omutton ' 1
.Tu-t w-l Y'.. d'-rle. tle-se:
Most of them arv sixuldn
tliollifh some of lliem have
seven, eitcl't and even nine rrc
foniM'd side. In iMit'io
ranye from .il to .'til In, I.. ,.
top of these pillars t
even p:ivi-nie:it. hence t'te 11:1m, j ' j
Vniisewiiy." Klrlitly sin. the! Have 3011 lone liiinK to sell. In j
(ilaiits eiiusewa) Is foriiKHl of ii.ree j truiK', lo Kive away. Co .S'ewa-
tie I. It e. I lime i oinl ll'W.W eoillllllll
rnkrs are really ilell' .iti, hut. at
you biiv. they are a little hit lfa.
ll! Wife And I followed th,,
rei ipo ea' tly. hut It dl'ln'i sny a i
nn. i word !i"tit how to Intlatu lie in.
w ritri n hy Mts 1
In -s-ip;iort of Itls -i;;i.o
iiM-ni An i v
Ptt.r Mid.
"If l.illnn nins't in v I a wit-- I
;ii io" h m a ihiu. Iiier, oiir lifo ,
toiitlor Ik yoiro; to In- poii.'rl."
fue II al-o avo out. an uu--)U''d
tii'lio no'.-oi-e and a 1- i r wlil' hj
ho s:ild . Ir.iin Mis 'lh h. T he I
!. ii. -r wlih li lo;nn "' "i ! siiuo" I
;ii-l it omi ... ,i 1 1 i 1 1 1 v rv mill I
ii mi eoni Imli-I "love Mile, P d.
I Mile, hill"." The r elusion win
I I Ion. coil'. lie -aid. The r.i'lo lies-
HI II''
and
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C HI ,11.1
ll t
d.
"In
Mil"
Ollllle
IlilK
l.'W II) A,
I ifc'iiud causcHHiav i'lt'.hliu'Jt-r
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. w , SAI,KI. Ore, April .1.-AjN.; The .i l oriiin 1 lieiriiiE tO'ara
T. 7. 0 n , ,,, . .. Moi.sherer. W illainette V ., j M,.,,,irulor skluirt clo" and runs
LEJ?IL 7V-'" le1 Bouthn Railway .ent t Mot-Uy. b on, at VhWu lr.
J I'Ttl t4rl Wire.)
Ore , April .1. - ,-
Tho Best Sales
man in Town?
3" " S ftA v.
i'n;l the twister and
lind y5oar customers
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