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Newspaper Page TextROSSBURG NEWSftEVlEw. FRIDAY, APRIL 193. Ask n for your copy ot tha booklet, The Joy ot Color," and learn bow yon can use Enamelotd in a hundred different ways. Take a peep at oar wlndowa and you'll (at an lniptratlon to nae Enamelold. OC, worth of marehandlaa to you for 9Aj OtJC thla advartiaamant and JVC Churchill Hardware Co. Th Winchester Store BUILOIN0.LOTS On Brown Avenue In Want Rose burg. II you are contemplating building a home aee Brown Avenue before yoa decide and aee P. J. BalU for prlcee on lota on either aide of avenue. MATERNITY HOME 1111 Winchester St. Phona 4N Mr. D. Cornwell Patleata Privileged t Have Thalr Own Doctor WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Alluring Value in CHAIRS and ROCKERS We carry a atock of hand, some and aervlceable Chairs and Rocker, that we are of. faring at Low Coat to You A visit to our big store will ' be wall worth your whits If you sre needing anything In furniture. LI COMPANY 121 N. Jackson St, Rorsbura 1 lOUfcWOtVK IS OF TrU: IH19H13T Ckwe SO Wifcfc SCUCITlNtV, Vo)R.TR0 We're In the business of turning out high grade laundry. We execute your orders neatly, promptly and cleanly. We know ot . several reasons why yon should patronize this shop and not one reason why you should not. Roseburg Steam Laundry 71 ftosaburg, Or Bulk of Fire Are The Result of - Ignorance Eight hundred woman In the Unltsd States killed In the past yssr by cleaning with gssollns at home. Let a MASTER aave you that chance. He is prop erly equipped to do the work. Imperial Cleaners Our Auto Will Csll mm Color in Your Home Every on like to harmonious Solon Id every room In the home. These days, when housewives can sals their own color and apply them, It It poaalbla to gat J tut the coo inula de sired. AMLERS THEATRE. This Is the eleven hundred and fifteenth anniversary of the death ot the moat romantic charaster of history, of whom comparatively tew people have ever beard. Still, tha era ot iantastic adventure, bizarre romance and quaint stan dards of chlvasry, all but passed away when Haroun-el-Raschld was laid if rest with bis fathers. He was born in 763 A. D. and died in 80 A. D. Becoming Caliph ot Bagdad at the age of 2 J, bis, picturesque personality served as the pivot around which to build all the Arabian Night tales. Under his reign, Bagdad became a kingdom ot learning and civilisation. In Douglas Fair bank's amazing picture, "The Thief ot Bagdad," which will be seen at the Antlers Theatre, you are transported to the fantastic Bagdad ot Haroun-al-Raschld. where the salt of life wss love and the wine of life adventure. It la a love tale built around a mystical quest that leads through all sorts ot fanciful places. Doug flies through the air on a Magic Carpet, fights his way up a flight of a thousand steps, conquers the monsters of the deep, resists the wiles ot an undersea princess, and escapes on a flying horse. All ot which are but a lew of his count less adventures, whieh baa made this picture far ahead ot any yet known aince this industry began. LIBERTY THEATRE. The screen story shows bow Na poleons' disregard ot tha laws of morality led directly to bis down fall, aa predicted by the Empress Josephine In her famous words: "Napoleon, my master, my em peror, my lover, it you outrage God's laws and east ma ott, as surely aa I will die so will your star of fortune set.' Tha picture, while revealing particularly the effect on Napol eon's canfx of his divorce of the woman h loved, also tells the story of his military sareer on the bloody battlefields of Europe. Ac tual history is the basis ot the story and lends the film a fascin ation that is nothing short of marvelous. At the Liberty Thea tre, Sunday, Monday and Tues day. o - For nromnt taxi service, city OT country Pip, rnoow e. A PARTNER OF SUNLIGHT Cod-liver oil has aptly been called the partner of sunlight. Both out of Nature's -store house of. energy are of su preme importance to child with rickets Scott's Emulsion and sunlight have been used for decades to give strength to weak-bones. A little of Scott's Emulsion with each feeding does wonders for a malnourished child or adult. Keep your boy or girl out in the sunlight and give them Scott's Emulsion everyday regularly ! Bran a Bowse. BUomitld. K. J . TOBBY B8Tt6Wk TUY POSTtO A' 04tTeE 0TUUI 0Flvl&00iV,MAA)KJ lawVT O ItXn.STBtrtECU C STOLEM. To JWWaiHf.vi ACT! OC (H OOCO FAtTH HE PtasleCOTrsCaslOH Haw THewwMM JIIMCTIfl ' lSjf(J)!iD MSTOMSE S?m I50EWOVOIO pg5 LONDON. April 1. Justice Hen ry McCardia delivered his reserv ed Judgment in the Dennlatoun case this morning. He held that the alleged agreement for Mrs. Dorothy Mortal Dennlatoun's sup port by her former husband after their divorce was void and could not be enforced In law. ' Therefore he ruled that Mrs. Dennlatoun's claim for damages for breach ot contract had failed. Tbe Judgment sets aside the verdict ot the Jury last month awarding Mrs. Dennla toun 6,000 pounds or nearly $25. 000 tor the alleged breach ot con tract The plaintiff, however, recovers the total amount of 472 pounds, 18 shillings for sunn loaned to Lieu tenant-Colonel Uennistoun and which be bad not returned. She also la awarded tbe coata of the action with the exception ot that part Involving tha allegation of breach ot contract. This section of the costs, the court bold, the defendant waa entitled to recover. Tbe Judge ordered a general atay In execution until further order and liberty to appeal. In delivering bis Judgment, sir Henry deplored tbe fact that the to be made public, but be added that the question ot publicity waa not one for the cours to decide. He quoted Lord Shaw In another fa mous case that publicity is in soul ot Justice. ' TOWEL SPECIAL Low special price on band and bath towels at Carra. 16c towels at t for 84c. 150 towels at S for 80c, 3 So towels i for tic, our special 40 colored towel, large sise at 1 for 85c, extra sise extra heavy 60c towel, 2 for 11.00. Wash cloths special also. Buy now at Caxr's where you save. ARE SUCCESSFUL The meetings being held among the sheepmen of the county during the week are very successful, and have resulted in much good. Meet ings have been held, according to the previously announced schedule, at Elkton. Anlauf, Oakland, Yon- calls, Coles Valley, Days Creek and Camas Valley. A meeting la to be held at Dlxonvllle tonight, and at Roseburg on Saturday evening. The latter meeting being announced for 7:30 o'clock at tbe Vlty wail. Fred Herren, of tbe Pacific Co operative Wool. Growers Associa tion. H. A. Llndgren. of the exten sion service of the Oregon Agricul tural college, department of animal husbandry, and . w. cooney, county agricultural agent, are the speakers at tbe meetings. Mr. Llndgren Is taking op in nis discussions tbe technical points, stressing the cost ot production and factors entering into wool lm orovemenL Mr. Herren In bis talks deals largely with tbe work of tbe co operative association ana tne tu ture clans of tbe organization. County Agent Cooney uses sub jects of Interest In each community dealing largely with local problems and condlUons, his information dealing with tbe Issues confronting tbe growers in each locality visitea, Tbe attendance at all meetings has been very good and a great deal ot interest has been shown on the part ot the sheep owners of the county, who are finding a great deal ot valuable InformaUon In the dis cussions. Stodebaaer coats Jess per pound tnaa patter. . I F - (Awodated Pros Uued Win.) NEW ORLEANS, April 8. The grand Jury investigating tbe case of Raymond W. Holland, II of Stoneville, Ohio, who after being arrested while holding up a drug store here lsst February declared crime by a policeman, verbally re crime b ya policeman, verbally re Ported last nlghrthe youth had not been "'framed, as charged. Holland testified tbst ha came here from - California and while walking the streets hungry snd nJaz a, ei DOrA'6EL '. I.OtrtSLUi THAT fCLOOl i TO AiTV BODY THAT j RIN6S HANK MC Ko:;iv7Ai insist urea rctiro W. F. CHLAPMaAN homeless became acquainted with Patrolman Albert Davidson. In plain clothes, who Induced him to bold up tbe drug store. Holland flourishing a pistol con fronted the druggist, only to be greeted by several policeman who were biding behind tbe counters. Holland a attorney offered tne opinion that the police "framed him in order that the squad could make a spectacular arrest - Holland admitted he bad a crim inal record In California and had been a deserter from the army. Arundel, piano toner, none 188-L Today's Cross-Word Puzzle A RUGGED RTDDIK rW He, XSS ' CAfi WJ.C BOTO i ' " V IX 13 If 15 r"l 17 S I Jio 1 f : J L, il 1 la, 71 If uii mh -eJ i4 IS lb T5 !w H35 N r W f i . 3 sT "iJT mvs it SVS0 sJ mIM i-J I I I I I LJ HORIZONTAL. J Ten oa ts priest Its MtUkcnfc 6 attadr ) . etolentty Bechets If aofid figore 18 casket tuat tap era 88 herole la 4re front tton 48 to drawl oot 47 like bone 4S staff at ' ' life 50 Mrtofa door fraeat 51 a word (Gypsy) J SI state of lnherttsnsa St decay taDlng weody pssnt tt clothe S7 handle , and gaara ef a sword 3 aorutkm ebtamed 6T put In action 69 a streamlet 60 notable periods SI purloined 62 African fly by leaching Berrwttb fa so ration to Puzzle So. l.tx. . . . i I i o i 1 o i iSiiEi'igeSiiAi t vjfj o 2 rm je c t a 1 ji 0. . B t ils Si x t 8 rBIs tb l , a. it . C T ' N 0 x J. .E c s j a pet A JV V 1t cg 1 7Ti mi Hank b Now Worth $25. i aitsii rrk wotm it Ht'S COT OM THAT tS.CO COUAft I boo;ht him ah" IF I PAYcJIO.OOTO GtX I l HIM BACK I'M IM SXOO - ) now m out, iS-oo y 7 SPORT SHORTS im ma 1mm Wk NEW YORK, Anrtl 1 With Jack Dempsey onder the baa and' Benny Leonard retired, tasdota consider the nearest approach to a colorful fight would be a middle- weight championship go' between Mickey Walker and Harry Ore, Two obstacles stand to tha way of the bout, however, they are Walk er's ineligibility in New York state and hli announced Intention of re turning to California for a urogram of battles on the coast; . ' . WASHINGTON. April - 8. Ti Senators were carded for another game with the Daw Orleans Pell. cans there today, arlth Johnson snd Gregg slated to twirl for the champions.' Ducky Harris' charge took yeaterdsy't game, a to I. PHILADELPHIA. Agrll J.-Jen. nle Mack's Athletics weat on a hat' ting rampage yesterday In their exhibition game against the Rich mon. Vs., league club at Rlobmond. Virginia league crab at Richmond, Va defeating the Southerners U to 1. - - - NEW YORK, April 1. (.Babe) Ruth, muffed a chance to add to his heroic proportions yesterday when a thousand enthusiastic kid tans, - all orphans, crowded tbe stands at Nashville, Tenn. to see the Yankee's play the Brooklyn Robins. Four times Ruth ep VERTICAL. of fried ens and milk 9a9Dnnnis t toaardry CeUlliVllsT e buriisBQ 11 etrsnchold (prewj E Co ! 48 dry 14 flat-bodied nsh pL) 15 broken 41 ri'ispifaSsjg 4 8 fvsjnrag beauty 4S. stupane flesh 17 central part of thing 18 ascent IS small chamber 13 ene who dwells lit the West bv a St large ro 88 neb and SS-tarrer14 ssJSSf as -rojaaaa 25 dhtpntitlon to aave A Word To New Fam, The numbers Indicate the be ginning of a word; the shaded stops Indicate the end. la tbe horizontal column are lifted synonyms for the words which fit crosswise from the aumbsra to the first shaded stop to the right. In the vntisal column are listed synonyms to the words which fit downward, from the numbers to ths first shaded spot below. Go over the lists rapidly and fill In all the words you feel sore eboot. They will give you clues to the other word. - - mat 4 artifices SI ee aante 5 tithe SS pue sad (Seotslsnr 81 Jciuiuf f aumhiia SeV SDSssaawa) With car til is lamas emit saes. ' (pL) sHoo W ehaaae sands tsraasSsAsli beast a a aeaw (cotuaiscoAie) p iffl CAHe , Agoot his , aw so' THt yHrTfc- I . - xxx. cpua en " Trtee t i grounded oat, ooee be (ot a alngle end the east tt aa Sasfjsi tnglorteasly. . ; -. Tha Jkoblaa. bv Seteattna ska Yankee S ,. thalr presea son series el for area. Tha Olaata aseat aa eaav after. 'noon at Memohla. Tven.. at tke ax- pen of the Memphis Calebs, .wham Ibsy deteausd 14 .to a. I CLBVZLAXD, Aartl - 8 Th Cleveland .Indians defeated .the southern team at AtlMta II to S la t I using at Atlanta, Oa-, yea- terday. P1TT8BUR0H. ADrfl Klil Cayler. the Ptrats's leit fleWar, wwa nis team fame witn Angels at Los Angeles yesterday. With the score 1 to 1 4a the last Inning Klkl waa bit by a pitched ball. He stole second, hurried to third oa a wild toss and sprinted home on a weak fly. BOSTON. Ab . Having con quered the Beara of Mobile, Ala.. last Wednesday in that city, tne Boston Red Box bad a change ot luck yesterdsy and lost to tbe Bruins. S to 4. At 81 Peterseerg, Jav, tbe Brave enloyed a day ef real - ky order of Manager Bancroft. x. CHICAGO, April ' t-The Cab yesterday won a alp and tack contest from tbe Oakland, olnb by a four to t score, It men partkl patlng. ' - ." ;'i ,.' The vWntte flog -defeated; the Loulsana -University boys it Ba ton Rouge, La., yesterday IS to I, BT. LOUIS. April 'jt-mm ,8t Louis .Browns, yesterday ,at- Dlrm tngham. Alsi were held acoreleas S to 0, by-the.' Southern reagte dab of that' town.- Ta.CaTnss won S to 0 from, the Beala St Sab Francisco.. .. .. 1 ..." NtW CUrTTAlNINtl .' RsfiUee those ola curulas Wltk one of the many mate rials at Can's. Nets, screens, znarotuseiiea. etc And iu not expensive. .New .gooaa just In. .Can's.. . i , !. .. ,. ''. . . IIACKDJERRT. Arts.. April 6.- Tbe famous old Hackberry mine. which supplied inter ore to Ban Francisco in stcamboatlng days, bas ' been re-opened for, develop ment. t . . ""a 1 ' '.i ,V ' Tod Wpodworth and J.:,Bldy Smith, Los Angeles prospaetots, have sunk a newghaft in the north of the old working, aban doned for many years, expecting to atrlke a eonilnaatloS of the ore vein at 800 feet, ,J i88tssMiees K1TCHEU CUPie4RD ; . pt KELUt etAXWBU. ' eSSStSltISSSSSSSe)e)i oWf rV Wr Tim TBXRB I o time tn tbv Mtt when snernlear aslada asaAere neeaed tbsn in the wttep, en aressj vegatabis are arareaf sv dpe ssaenstv fw atataarr oatty rare. -Lettaee sed eaobag aid tiff Se.aw'taofM asvs eaa saaf sWk trite varlsry wttb tbaee Mge faMea as beaa, - . tar aad W per rat sbred afM saf vwbm and aesda Pare aasJ kavea. rMevi orht sajV-sk evpfola of d4 eaag. betnd eee tees, astg wttb tare stale? saMst ed. ebet Tssliajtsia ' at ebopped sjrtsa, Q4werf ewtel g VtAeWU ttA MsftttaMBsTaBal X elBC oneigbth tsaaiir infill ef epee allow a seiM iraasa Beei ut eg erassi aa ewe m a at Waa. sjrtQ s . BMa ssw.sww am 8ifW5 Ores wttb asleS ired be with an i tf eaptal ef 1 1 I letoa, onr over (be skssd mtrUW lab twee leavet, Another trait assl saaetatN etas nattaa veil Vkad k aeasrad esa bege end assiogd at tge god a few aUteg lf jbjeiy ippta, wta onad boiled dressing. , Pried peach aoakag ever nknt smd Sued wttb stepped ataMOd an lettoot ejrltb aMyvoaalani slewed ni'Ba, . toaadi sbriaklad arlth Wtasoaa dkepped aota en lettuce with ay onaal iMbeta 'tsaty asted ' rsnswna. '.y'yj, i',,' ' eTsBVaTMsTaTaTsn 55" "SH peeeteea, atfrvv that the fata ot uTxo. gerva acea. OuT'tt iT?tf" poSfag jfvtl trts ef feJttsm f mess rtvat Is powerful argurtent and when you have quality ioo .there ia not inuch left to the other fellow; ' , , . Flour $2.40, $2.25, $2.10 " Salt 85c per 100 lbs. Jtnn $1SS per 10 lbs. Spriiiirlooth Harrow $30.00 v SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY : FARM BUREAU " COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROBURe--eAKLAM Classified Section ALL NEW AOS FOR9ALI BALB-etting haoa. rnooe .sons. OOOSB eggs for batoning; at Vos- ' hllt' ISA mmd-t. XlPALAU em and Vamlabec'at i-owsu s yarnitnre v. H)R flALB-U good ewes and II jamo jb. r. HUM, xoncana. ore. tvA 8ALB Second band Ottawa drag Saw, cheap at Wharton Bros. roX'SALE-Oood" dry sound wood. s.o per uer. v none uru, w. A. Jenkins, Roseburg. roK7 "ALBtord" truck, good shape, priced to sell. Homings, at Terminal oarage. Itja SALE Oak body wood, store or block, 11. 7S and 88 a .tier. .Illabee Mill and lUnataotory, i Oakland, Ore. tTJa6ALE Timber claim. Iota. rcauenoe and store. Phone 848, or address 118 Bherldaa street. leburg. Ore. SALb-6ak wood, block wood, 88.60; Stove wood 81.76 per tier. Oardnay Broa. rbona 260-J. BROCCOU SEED for sale. Extra good strain, well aeteetad, raised same for 4 years. G. O. Bheppard. Duonvllle. S160.0 DOWN and 88640 per month will boy o-room bouse with lot 80x100 ft Price 81600 O. W. Toting at Son. Phone 417. borne and ' chicken ranch on pavement. All convenience your own terms. Also city prop erty. Sea Jim Clark at jloseburg Btudlo. OB 6AL-Jitra good oat-vetcS bay, loose; also dry 184n. oak wood: noma good sows and shoals; can deliver wood oa abort . notice, obeaa. phone 48M. French Nkbolg. aU. L Bog 88. aVsebfjnL TOO WILL URaV THIS PULCB If yon want smell ranch. 41 acres, practically alt cleared. Fronting on Umpoua river, Good boose and barn. Qood soil About half of place ta bench land. Price SM00, half cash. O. W. loung Bon. mono it. SamoITnb in Used cAkd At ijkain utKAUE i uaevroiet delivery, X rati bug, 1 Star tour- in. M JMOge .tourings, l .Chal mers Master 81z, 1 Chevrolet tonrtag, 1 Pord track, t -Hadeoa T peas., 1 Liberty Btx, 1 Overland roadster. Geo. V. Bandera, Drain, Oregon. - THAT OOOO 81 HOSB - Wear! "It outwears any silk bcee f ever had. That's the 8100 silk boee from Cut's. W have 14 colors always In stock In all alsea. Why pay snore for boa that wear no better, sometimes not as Well? Hun dreds of Rosebarg women are wear ing them and commending tne talue. Don't eiperlment further on anybody lay ao, buy thla dollar hose at Carr's and be safe. LOS ANOELK.S, Cel., April S. Mrs. Maud Held' not nave been adjudged the most perfect In Southern California by a commit- tee ot expert chiropodists. Mrs. Held won first prise in a "Perfect Feet" contest staged bera by the Southern Branch, State Associa tion of Chiropodists, defeating 48 other feminine entries. gllartitly Bl ranges at Powell's. Dy WINNER 1 ON BACK PACE, 7 SVA1NTEQ WANTED Light bona and alngU wagon. Address Boa 846. city. CAPABLE! MAN wants road work or other day labor, burner M. Wilson. Boaoburg. Ore, gen, del. CLIENT wants toaa of 8409 oa good real estate. First mortgage. Will ?iy 8 per cent Interest- O. W. oubg son. Phone 17. WANTED Man and wife jut ar rived from east weat Job oa ranch. Experienced. Address "Easterner" oar News-Kevie v. WANTED Man to work on ranch; must have bad experience with atock. general farming and gar den work. On Coo Bay high, way. A. Ik Houghtallng. Bridge, Oye, FOR RETT FOR RENT 1-room bouse. InQUlrs) 280 S, Lane BU FOR RENT Five-room foinlsbed bouse, adults only. Ill W. Jsoabr erBU FOR RENT Four-room modern boas partly furnished. Close In. Adults only. 817 Oak BU FOR RENT Oarage la Laurel wood. Call at duplex house In Laurel wood. Mr. King. FOR RENT4-room apt with bath, llghta and water furnished. 1 ' block from p. O, MM. Phoo boose, newly renovated, one) block rom round house. Hobl'g Oarage. ix)R RENT 6-ruom bouse on pavement 118.00 with garage) 1 828.60. 4-room boose 80.00. 4 room house with, sons famhur SHOO per month. O. W. Toung con, none tz. r CAR OWNER Doftt call 88 wbsa la need at eete Eirt. Bsrtr Auto WrecUnj on. MARCEL and bob curl. 76c, asir ; cat and curt 40c, at my borne. ' 831 8. Mala, Ptone 11. Mrs. Amy Eogsrtj RADlATOBs) Tbafaay Mew cores Installed, and old one made new. Lark, radiator Jsasa, 818 W. Lane. TO EXCHANGE or farm land, aa elghtroom bonaa and 8 good lots; five-room bouse and four . lota. Helhig A Grove, 40f W. Cass, phone 162. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Bunch of key on tbe . street. Owner pleaae ceil at tbla office. mOFISSIONAL CARDg DR. M. H. PLTLBR ColropraetU physician, US W. Lane 8L FORD REPAIRING CYLINDER B1BOAINO ' Our Bpeclalty UNION GARAGE Authortasd Ford 8rvlee ' Reliable Tailor J. H. aeRNitu Upstair Nixt Umpqua Hea Clenlng, .Pressing, A It ration We Make Your Clothe In Roseburg Churchill Hdwe. Co. . TH8 winch th smMU West1aslAaT MLb0000O4. . AeraaS. Vieesm Phona 277 i -Twr',