Roseburg news-review., April 04, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

TWO
ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. APRIL 4. 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
Issued Pally Except gundsy by Th Niwi Rnhw Co.. Ine.
B. W. BATE.-?-
BERT O. BATES-
-President and Huotivr
.Secretary-Treasurer
Entered aa second class matter Max 17. at the pout o(Iic at
Roseburg, Oregon, under the Act of March 1. 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Dally, per year, by mall.
Daily, alx months, by malL.
Paily, three montha, by mall
Dally, single month, by mall-
Dally, by carrier, per month...
-14.00
too
-1.00
- .60
.60
2.00
Weekly News-Rerlew, by mall, per year..
sienbcr f The Aftaoclatrd Press.
Tut Associated Press la sscliislvely entitled to the Ule for republi
cation of all newa dispatch credited to It or not otherwise credited
In this paper and to nil local newa published herein. All rights of re
publication ot special dlspatchaa herein are also reserved.
ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925.
CAUTIONS FOR THE M0T0K1ST
PRUNE
PICKIifS
BY BERT & BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
The backyard gardenera
Are now restln'
On their spades
Waltlrf for the
First sprouts
And the neighbor's j
Chickens.
I
DUMBELL DORA THINKS i
A centipede la five-wheeled
vehicle. I
Mister Chapman's Adam's apple
will be squeezed, a jury decided
back In Hartford today. Isn't that
a shame to kill a buddin' young
bandit who has such a checkered
career before him and who has
NEW YORK. April 4. The Ev-
lar watch. We could have bet a ening World savs todav that no.
girl would gallop away with the gotlntlons for a heavyweight title
flrat prixe. Learnin' how to spell , bout between Jack Dtnipsey and
Is too much to ask of a boy durln'
tna marble season.
4 . "I
A golf expert says he would
rather use a rusty club when
The subject of caution in automobile driving has been
repeated many times. Yet pedestrians who have narrow es
capes, and the careful driver who is almost smashed up as
the result of some speeder's scorching, will not want the i been such wonderful copy for the
newspapers to stop talking; about this thingr. They will want gjjjy t"jp,,' ,,ln
the subject dinned into the ears of the public indefinitely. 4. .j. j.
There are some drivers who are impervious to criticism, carmen Newiand spelled 'em an
About the only way to deal with them is to file a complaint down yestiddy eve at the Kiwam.
iiguiuab uirm, mac away noun inuua; ui vumi w 10c jimnfav
them. The majority of drivers, however, should be acces
sible to reason, and should realize that the highways are be
coming more crowded every year, and that the degree ot
caution that was fairly adequate a few years ago, is no long
er enough. Many operators have constantly been doing
fhinara which urnnlrl proof a nprirlnnf! if thpv Hirl Tint hnve . playin' aa it imorovea his nama. '
a t..i. it v... - 4. - ,.,hona ! ordln' to that we oughta be
their view is hidden, they are likely to have a smash if a car
is coming around in the opposite direction at that particular
moment. They may do it a number of times and avoid a
smash. But if the number of cars has doubled in their lo
cality within the past few years, as it has in most sections,
the chance of a collision when they perform that stunt has
precisely doubled within that time. If they keep doing that
thing, it is practically certain that they will have a smash
. up in the near future. It is a most distressing experience
to go through an automobile accident. Those who have injur
ed other people bitterly regret their carelessness if they have
been at fault. It is infinitely better to show a pleasant spir
it of courtesy, take things easy on the roads, and avoid the
regret and loss that must come from a serious accident.
0
Prof. Dearborn of Harvard University declared in a re
cent lecture that intelligence tests indicate that the average
adult American, when faced with situations in which he has
had no special training, will show a general level of perform
ance no better than could be expected from a child of 14 or
15. The average man might remark that many young
folks of 14 to 15 are bright on meeting new situations, and
can often think quicker than the older folks. But that does
not prove that their judgment and foresight are as good.
Yet the professors should know what they are talking about,
and such a statement should induce a lot of people to wake
Make Household Burdens Lighter
Perplexitiet over what to have for Dinner often arise
Perhaps company come unexpectedly and that is juat
where our Delicatessen becomes a real life saver
Roast, Pie, Cake, Salad f
and Tarn ales
a Salt Riling Bread Thursday
Freh Potato Chip Daily
MONDAY'S SPECIALS Prime Ribs, Roast Beef, and
Individual Baked Chicken Pie.
Hot Breacj Every Noon.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocer Phone 5 1 5
MUSIC COMPANY TO
Ul LI I UllrlllUll I1LIIL "'
. in
JACK DEMPSEY TO
BMEWITIlfLS
aulo for California, where Mr.
Wood will make arrangements to
reiurn at once. ..Mr. Harden will
return to Oregon early in the Bum
mer, according to bis present plans
Sherman, Clay and comnan.
have leaned the sales department
of the .Moore .Music Store and will
open a branch house here. The
deal la retroactive from the first '
of the month, and the manager of
the business will be here on Mon
day to take charge. 1
Mrs. Moore, wno also conducted '
the Moore Studio, has bun repres
enting Sherman. Clay and company
for several years, and baa handled '
their goods In her sales department. I
1 The business has grown to such '
an extent that she hi unable longer
to nanuie me instrument sales and
her instruction work as well, and
consequently the company is lak-l
lng over the sales work, and put
a manager in cnarge. The slock
will be extended to include all kinds
of musical Instruments and supplies.
Chicken dinner served from 5
p. m. to 7 p. tu. Sunday, April
ata at the Orange Lantern.
quietly
weeks.
Harry Wills "have been
maturing the pant two
which virtually Insures the staging
of this much discussed contest
shortly after the middle of September."
we nunhta h "c uewsuuper nas ieanieu. It
able to birdie every hole and make alld" """ a "u" fur 1,19 bout has
a few of 'em in one. ("been contracted for very close to
. 4. 4. 4, m York City that will insure the
.... , , . . I handling of the biggest crowd that
When Lloyd Crocker pronounced ever assembled at a boxing cou
th word "lingerie" with the "a" i lest."
harsh aa In "sing" yestiddy eve at ., . . ,.
h. ii. -.. ...j ",. .handling of 15O.0U0 and Jack
thev want) -n it "i.n .hi. Demnsey's end of the pi
."i "'.'". '.""n-'Jbe not less than I75U.0UU,
wav ibvi LiAvfi "Some of the most 'Important
my, maym -,oy- IflgureB Jn the world of sports, in
V V I no way connected with boxing and
Mitter Alburtus heard a lotta of financial prominence are be
fambly secrets yestiddy p. m. when hind the project They will be
a flock of wimmen folks cut loose represented by Jack Curley in the
ana ironed out a few fambly role ot match-maker. '
skeletons. The men folks never! The contest, according to
F
A "DAYS OF '49
Anlauf's Jolly Time dance pavil
llon will be the acene of a rousing
"Iiays of '49" show tonight, starl
ing promptly at it o'clock. Trevis
CARD OF THANKS
We wliih to thank the friends who
so kindly assisted us at the death
of our dear father and for the beau
lit ul floral offerings.
.MR. & MRS. T. W. KELANEY
Mil. ft .1113. (J. M. HKSS.
MH. & Mils. FRANK. STRK1T
. . - .1 r v rf- 1
1 'i 'j pt 1 -w-' - i
Growth and Prosperity
Wo believe In our town and want
to see It grow and prosper. Its
development ' depends In large
measure upon our citliens. Buy at
home bank with us.
The Rosebiiig National Bank
Rosebur,Ore.
s
Taylor-maue concrete la good con-
ore 10. iel. iziH,
ALIENATION SUIT
WILL BE DELAYED
P it for the scene this morning :
with a truck loaded with all the i
SALEM, Ore.. April 4. Pro-
Hysinger and a crew of local boys i ,,"? ....". " a.mon
tl thia ,,,r,,1, I Us.U.a B(,BUl.ll .U19S tfiia
tttuimun, lormer nr. vale secretary
ness
ttor-
neys for the pluiuiirr, that he
followed Kred liozell, husliaud of
tne pia.ntllf. and Miss lloilmau
in an automobile from Portland
to Centralia, Wash., where, he
will further testify, they suy, the
couple registered lor the night of
."ovemDer zti, last year. Jdues
Jut , of the features of the evening and ln Ka8lern 0reg UT1
is to , the program arranged assures loads j a detectivw. wia testily say a,
ot fun lor all. Large crowds are ex
pected from Eugene, Cottage Grove
Oakland. Sutherlln, Koseburg, Von
culla and Drain.
Notice To All Woodcraft Members
The losing side in the Lilac 'tr-
,u- ! cle will entertain the winning side
haft attend them "for wimmen ! newspaper Is "not likely to go to I 'f!.K' f' ""H -Monday evening,! and one other witness, a local
only" shows because thev hear all Tex Hlckard. Jimmy l)e Forest, i f.""1. aIle.r 100 regular meeting.
about It at upper.tlme. Charles Henderson or any other of j Ht'Iuutrs
Hr . the other promoters who have
Ed Marsh, grand klaxon at the b':n n,en,,"ntd- pn."lib!! pr0"
local Chevrolet agency, skipped the
village yestiddy eve and will re
turn tomorry to start a demonstra
tion that two can live as cheap as
on.
4-
Kenny Qulne was leanln' agin the
door sill of his meal ticket this
p. m. when a feller walked up
and said, "What time Is rt?" Kenny
pulled out his Big Ben and said,
"It's flve twenty." The feller said,
'Gimme them panta In the winder."
And Kenny looked at 'em and saw
Grandmother says Bhe don't be
lieve a baker ever made It, which
we consider a fine compliment.
GKIMM liUOS. MILK UUEAD.
Phone 133.
ROSEBURG GIRL
AIDED IN CAPTURE
MAIL DEFRAUDER
TILLIB JOHNSON', Capt.
ESCAPED INDIANS
WILL BE CAPTURED
(Aaaoclatcd Tren l-aaul Wire.)
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., April
4. Captain of Sila Barclay and
Louis KnlKht, Klamath Indians,
who escaped from the county jail
two weeks ago. Is expected here
hourly. Word from Constable
3hadiey on the reservation thia
street cur conductor, will close the
plaintlfls case, which Is exr.ected
to reach tho Jury Monday eveu-lng.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to announce to the public that we are starting a
dairy which will be a
MODEL DAIRY
We are sparing no expense to make this the best equipped
dairy In Douglas County. The most modern machinery known
to Iho dairy industry 1b being installed. The milk will be drawn
from the cows by a machine, carried to a clartfler, then to a
cooler, from there to the bottling machine, where It is capped
and placed in the refrigerating room for delivery. A steam
boiler will furnish the steam and hot water for cleaning and
sterilizing.
The herd Is composed of good grade and registered Jersey
cows, everyone tested and proven.
WE INVITE INSPECTION
The public Is Invited to visit this dairy at any time. We
will bo glad to show and explain. In order to convince you of
the cleanliness of the milk, we are going to offer "
$50.00 REWARD
for any Bediment found In our milk. We are booking orders
now to start April 1, which Is the opening date.
Phone 44-F11, or call at dairy at -the end of pavement on the
Garden Valley Road.
MODEL DAIRY
Garden tools at Powell's.
MANEUVERS TO BE
REAL GAME OF WAR
-
(AMorUtrtl 1'rrM laMil Wire.)
WASm.VuTON, April 4. Joint
army, navy maneuvers in Hawaii,
win be an actual war game, not !
circus, Majur-Generut liines.
up and ask themselves if they are as mentally alert as ttiey at B:20 m Now h0 doein.t believe
oiiirht to be. The wav to acouire greater intellisrence is to i n ''on.
read, to talk with well informed people, and be willing to
try out new things.
o
While some authorities are complaining of slow develop,
ment, others feel that many young people are going ahead
too fast in certain directions. But the fact that they do
certain things in a precocious way, does not prove that their
minds are ahead of the average. For instance, Miss Swope,
supervisor of physical education at East Cleveland, Ohio,
complains that the girls of 15 years old, who were formerly
contented to play as children, now want to dress as women
and be treated as women. It may be said that education is
enough more efficient so that these girls are able to show
mental maturity earlier than formerly. But if they go
ahead too fast, they will be Indulging in precocious llirta
tions and playing at love, at an age when their judgment is
not ripe for such entanglements.
o
The spelling contest initiated by the Kiwanis Club, and
which was held at the high school auditorium last evening,
demonstrated to a large degree that pupils of the grade
schools are quite familiar with all ordinary words and cap
able of spelling a lot of the extraordinary. The test last
evening was worth much to pupils generally and had the ef
fect of stimulating interest throughout the schools of the
J. F. Williams, bigamist, forger,
and defrauder, who was yesterday ;
sentenced in the federal court at
Portland to serve 5 years for v.sing
j. j. the mulls in hlB fraudulent
Ray Wintsrgreen Clark, who us- the aid of a Roseburg girl and i
ter teach the villagers how to stew ' her mother. In 11123 the man wrote 1
prunes, is now asst. mgr. of a 2) j to a local girl, who was thi n 15 i
million buck hotel in Tacoma. years of age. and with the consent
which proves that if you eat enough of her mother, the girl answered;
uougias county prunes you're the letter, the man's missive being
bound to get there. Congrats, Ray, i turned over to the federal authorl
ol kid. May they all take a room ties. When Williams was arrest
with bath. ed the girl's letter was found ln
V h his possession, completely break-
As this I the w. k. Satiddy ' ,n ,,(,wn ,h" l,w ''i h ho en
nloht we shall exnacl r narn. deavored to establish, and eventu-
to Indulge in the favorite pastime j ttlly '"ailing to his conviction. The , churches holding meetings or ban
of scrubbln yer own back. officers for obvious reasons have qui,ts .call Lawrence, Umpqua Ho
f -i- " " '""""' " ""' tel.
When a modern daughter la I
feelln' especially oracious. she is I
morning was to the efrect that I""" umpire ot tne game said to
Harclay had been cantured Thnrs. I ch'vi nmpire of the game said to
day night by Indian officer John I day on !he tve ot hiil "'Wire
Hall, but made his escape while ' !or Sl"1 Francisco to i Juin Admiral
IH-Ing taken to lail. Kn.irhi u,i. "-oontz, coinmunuyr in cnui ot the
seen on a reservation ranch late
yesterday by Constable Shadley.
The tw Indians are being sought
In connection with the death of
Freddie Jackson, Indian cowboy,
at Chilonuin last month. Al
though JackBon died following a
fall from a wild pony, reports
were current that he had been
seriously Injured in a fight with
llarclay and Knight Just prior to
the fatal ride.
o
Fishers' Illenfi Flour blsjults
served free for clubs, lodges and !
&e DOUGLAS GRILL
SPECIALIZES
In Service and Courtesy
WITH THE BEST OF FOOD PREPARED IN THE
RIGHT WAY
TRY OUR FAMOUS
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
75c
Just a little better
Open from 5 a. m. to 1 2 p. m. Very reasonable prices
W. R. WARNER. PROP.
I girl who aided them.
3 I
Vnr nntippatft nrk nail Tavl !
wlllin to concede that her mother 113 f,'a Flint St Tel. 125-R
is a "nlc ol" thing."
" 0 " " memion 11 out we cTATinw Tn crxirv
Jim tun 1 j oniu
notice that some of our local cap!
taints are still wearin' celluloid
collar. I
HAWAIIAN RADIO
STATION TO SE
PROGRAM TO STATES
SPORT SKORTS
- -v-M-iuVVxrLnj
"A lotta folks
bettsr'n twins."
like twin beds
(torliM m La---td Win.)
... T KETHOIT, Apr. 4.-WIth a 9 to
Hawaii s first railin program for 1 1 victory over the Cincinnati Heds,
the residents of the mainland of ; at Aumisla, t!a., yesterday, tho l)e
the I Wilted States will be broad-1 troll Ticem , .h...h.i,i 1., f,...
Jack Hendricks' team there again
coated on Fridav. April in from S
to 9:30 p. m. This will be from
10:S0 to 12 midnight, Pacific time;
11:30 to 1:00 a. in., mountain tlm ;
12:. 10 a. in. 10 2: no a.
central time; l:3n a.
a. m., eastern time.
today.
CINCINNATI, Apr. 4 Yester
m. April ll.iday s victory of the Detroit Tigers ! especially in the early portlo'j
1'nlted States fleet, the other um
pire.
"The maneuvers aro not ex
pected by the war department to
produce any dramatic uction nor
to reveul any startling new of
fensive or defensive features,"
lieneral Hlnes added.
"Hut they are expected to make
up in practical value for wimt
er they luck in sensation or
color.
General Hlnes, Admiral Coontz
will sail for Sun Francisco, April
Z'Vvi HOME BUILDERS ATTENTION
tenUins "bluett" and "blue" forces ' a
in thu ihcoreticul ntU'inid ot the .
fleet and its marine turps laud- 13
iug force to capture tho key 10 3
I the 1'acltlc defease. j A
"The chief purpose of the Ila- 1 7
waiian exercise1,' General liines, ;
said, "Is tu train both tho unity i A
and navy forces in joint opera- 1
lions 111 order that they may be- !
.come practiced in co-ope rutinn ; ;
with earn other. If this purpose
! is realized even if only partially,
; the maneuvers will have been
! hKhly Mit-iVHuful.
I For many reasons murh diffi-
j culty has it 1 way- been experienced I
I In Joint operatioua durini; the!
maneuvers. Failures havo only i
bven too common. They have Ken ,
We are at the present time installing machinery making our
mill as well equipped as any mill on the coast
We can give you Quality Service and Price.
terial used wherever possible.
Get our prices before buying elsewhere.
Local
Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co. I
rTT.T.T.TT'!Tla?T
to J.w)
over t Inrinnati gave the American
leacrue teams an eilne of one game
a great war. '
city to a large degree for more correct spelling;. The line American fence has stood the I ' "n'..i i ITS-.!, fnr T F"f- '"' this .prime, the . Kas'''-frds. epg dyes, rabbit.-,1
offered by the club was strong incentive for the u- J-VTo WTZ I ISXMcr !
pils to do their best and become familiar with a great range l,,1 UrTXnw V.han ; f u,rJ r""i.-,,"i",.!"hT.- f- V,,rl .""V?- ,,-ol".s "n,, ,ml Qm it AMn tTn
Of words. possible under the old process, bears and foTers it w l l b ,(', 'i a,';h""!'ou' 1 vel..d twice and SOUTH AND MID- I
. Wharton llros., solo aKents. "' IX'trolt. WEST COMPETING
Two Portland policemen have been nabbed for hijack
ing a cargo of booze. The bootlegger will have soon an
other good alibi when ho kills nn officer of the law. It's hard
to tell a regular policeman from a regular police bootlegger.
o
Governor Pierce is over in Kastern Oregon manipulat
ing a recall against Senator Bruce lennis, of Wallowa coun
ty, according to recent reports. This is another way ot de
tracting from the governor's popularity in this state.
o .
Roseburg merchants are enjoying a good, healthy
spring business. All lines are prospering, with the spring
trade far above the average.
Tltllll Ti: TO TI.XOIl.
The prncnim will be sent out livj NKW YORK
.......... r, ,,, , ,,v ,, i,,,,v nM ,!,,,
..I.., - .... .-A' . """"ii "l- game of the seri
'" ami keea for th
r.rji,- 1-
f "j ... ;
1 NOTICE AUDIT OF
BOOKS.
Ulr, l'rru l..'M .l U ri .)
M-:W YOUK. Aiiril 4 l.ea.l.nc
ficuris in tho world of music p.ni!
ti Unite today to Jwin lie HeMke.
ritlisli tenor, who died yeslei-Ouv
tt Nice.
'The name .if K.m te lte?k-'
. nid (illlllii ll.itll (..issarn, illr.-: 'to anil Inrluilint; Wednesil
lor of the M. ;roiinlitan D.iora ! . !'-'. at 1(1 o'clock a. ni .
Company, "will leii.aln tn the hi
loiy of the lytic t'.iatvr. and par- I Treasurer and cleik of l.
Apr. 4. Fourteen i
win tho nineteentiii
with the Van-
Brooklyn Dodu'-rs
lyestenlny at Atlatna, (la. The llin;-
rnnniTe1"1" klMn "ill.-cted only 7 bin got
tt j diem within the two closing inn-
vn i I.. .i... i .i... .. "'K, inns winning, ( io .
rounty Court will receive h;U n' . ral" r.lh? fi.l!,n"
' phis nam of the Southern Associa
te t!P
audit of the books of the t.rr"f '
tidllarly ot Illr .Melropolltun. " I "ounty. Oregon, for the year !: J4.
; tut t of a supr.-nie artist wl.h l ; Successful bidder will be required
line iiersoniillly, Bleat singer, i t fnrn:sii a good and suM. i at
Funny, when a follow sits in at a spelling bee ho begins
to find out how easy it is to "slip up" on the most common
words.
Tho familiar quotation, "Bread like mother use to
make," has been modernized to "beer like father makes."
o
Anyway, the fellow who docs not respect grade cross
ings is being eliminated day by day.
o
9 The all absorbing question of the hour is: Chilli 1 make
the old bus do another season ?
0 o
It'll not too early to start to "hit her up" for Koscburg's
great actor of p.'tteet elcRuure
and of an uiicoiuinrn versutli.tv."
I.ouls llaiseln'nns, rondiletor of
r tench opera lit Tin Metropoliton
f.t.il: "of a gisiit r.o'o of smit
if. he lived to be the lnt. l'lu
were giants, but jinn le Keske
was King of tli- tn .ill."
Jehn Mci'orti li-k de-icribcd t!ie
'. ad ('nor, ns i. "kratid old n..tti
o' opert,". "Take nim nit in 1.11."
0.'$ Mr. McCotm.ck, "wo n.aW
nul see his'lke .Igaln.
bond In an amount eiiual to
cent of his bid. All bids In 1. . f
with tne County Clerk. The (" .
reserves the rti;ht to reject ai ;
all bids,
liy order of the County c:!
IliA It. KIMM I
County C1.
LONG BEACH FAMILIES TO
SETTLE IN THIS COUNTRY
The bvsl r0c meal
serve,! from 1 I : :!0 to 1
Orange Lantern.
annual strawberry carnival,
ri W.khI and 11. M. ll.ml. r of
. I IMig Iteaeh. California, nr. in t
in townJro,m' reslilents of Itniula Ci -'i-ity i
30 at the In the near future. Mr. Wont anil
Mr. Harden and his son Cinl ind, 1
i have been -nding several w... ks j
tin Oracon visiting the ):tom s.c-
'lions of the state. They w.-ie In
A dance w ill be given c' the Itosehurg for two week.. . , ,
Cninmiinllv hull. Siltlierli'i8.-tat- -greatly Impn'fseil with tlii ..i on
unlay niclit, April 4 Admission of tin- country Mr. Woo. I a) r,r.,
L'-i cnt. Snpp- will be served , chased the ti:.-n Irart fetci.rlyj
by the ItebekaA lodge, seven piece nwneo pv jonn Alexanler. sitt:at
orrhetra.
HAVE AT M TIIKIiUN.
(AwkhUI.. Irt-M Wirr.)
ClUCAilO, April 4. The Mid-j
we.vt and South remaiueil in uiei
ruunillK today for the national !
i scholastic basketball crown wilh j
.the lor. nor represented by three
strong teams in the semi-imals of
tlie loiirnautcui at lue I uirersi-.y
of Chti-ago.
Included In today's tenii-fiual
I of the consolation tournament
I was Southeastern high, lictroil,
.Michigan, vs. Franklin high, l'oit
; lund. (.ireon.
! Soulheuslern high of Detroit,
I Michigan, defeated Franklin high,
j rorilund, Oregon. 4:1 to n. In the
: second seiul-iinal of thu conso
lation game. Southeastern and
St. tis urge, I'tah. w ill lash this
, aft rnoon for third honors and
, Ft. Smith, Ark., and l-'ranklin of
I f'ortlaud, will decide fourth
ItnsTON. Apr. 4 -Excellent rhp ni,,rt t led thrmigh
Pltchlng by Kutling was a leature1ollt aIul I1(.,,.r was .r1u(,v ln
of the l!ed Son to 3 viciory over , danger. Daniels. Southeastern
the Nashville. T. nn. club e,t..r.. h,gu forward, bhot eli-hl baskets,
day Itiuiing idulied the last three on the first lip oif, liulil ot lv.rt-
"immiis mil ue men, lour lanil sh.n n l.i.kel l.nl It ... at
(he wrong end of the floor and !
counted for Detroit.
St. Hed ge, I tail, di feati d Fort I
Suiiih. Ark.. to IS lu the lirst ,
of tlie semi-finals. .
Franklin high of Iflland yes
t"" ty deieaied Sprit. gl :d. Ohio, :
& to in a hard tout..it game.
WU DO V00R
And our dolntr It will In
sure its being done per
fectly. Expert crating and
ship services are rendcr
ed by this reliable trans
portation company. Phone
us today for rates.
"We aim to please"
H.3. French
TRANSFER AND STORACE CO.
PHONE 220
I WASHINGTON. Apr. 4-The
I Senators moved on to Mobile for
a game wilh that club there today
.niter pulling the second battle wilh
the I'ehnuis at New Orleans in
their pockets by a score of 6 to o.
Johnson and (Ircgg. hurling five
I and lour Innings, respectively, each
'held the New Orleans team to two
I hits.
I
of thetii tn a row.
At St. Petersburg the Itoslon
Nalioual tilue put the St. Peters
burg Saints away 11 to 6.
Hall's
will do what we
Catarrh
Qir 11 rid
'T'S V'Tui1 il "8" Q"V areii-MiKaniai
The News-Review
Old ibctionarfe thoald hm ditmrdtd, m fceol MtlvWe hmm
brougbt dditionsJ words into ur Unfua, itnd th pul
Ksiber had to discard their old printiiMr pUtai. Hmrm U tba
aowly compiled ciictionary -larger and mora complete thaa
uf sunuiar one eniaryd rocabuiarjr all the new words aad
Kt ff-r,i1 feaiiues dow ready for e-rery reades
EASY FOR YOU TO GET
Three of theae coo pons, presented ot nutflrd to this newspaper
with a nominal cam to cover cost of baod
Unit, packing, dark hire,
diatritatioo, stc tmonol Q
Iac to only 7 O Cents
Entitles every reader to thia New
Enlarged Universities Dictionary
Wkhost FartHav ruiinri m flliftiillBa '
Mail Orders
If br mH. ioclaJ
1 iit pots e
la ISO nllti; It
euia- P ta V
tUttatscrT Mk ywaT
ead Mmi Baa IM hhrfUi
mI tiim for all. !
your system of Catarrh o,
caused by Catarrh.
at tillde. and w 111 make his heme , Sold by druggists for orer 40 yearn llmi
L'ua't fail to bAiresent. then). They left tills moruiug br i Clli.MY CO. Tolodo, Ohio . W tu
Now is the time to buy a sprocket
tyie corrugated roller. Wo have a
ted number at tawcial nrice.
harion Bros. i
Your Old Dictionary u Now Out of Data
nm fcgf isW fm
I
oo