ROSF.BURG NfcWS-REVIEW SATURDAY, APRIL 4. 192 J.
Thejoy of
Color in
YourHpme
Every one likes to soe
harmonious colors la every
room In the home. These
duys, when housewives can
mix thi'lr own colors and
apply them, it Is possible to
gu( just the contrasts do-Bind.
Ask us for your copy of the booklet, "The Joy of Color," and
learn how you can use Knameloid in a hundred different ways.
Take a peep at our windows and you'll get au Inspiration to
use Enamelold.
OP worth of msrchandise to you for O
O.JC this advertisement and JVC
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
OFFICE CHI OFF
FLITTING SHADOWS
AT SUN'S ECLIPSE
CAUGHT BY CAMERA
NOTICE.
ST
GREAT FUTURE FOR
ikets, now the tide is turned and
large quantities of butter are
shipped into Culifarnia to make up
j a shortage created by the demand
' fur market milk.
The last report of California
Dairy Council gives some interest
, inR figures. San Francisco and
Los Angeles received during le-
cember l'jlM. 5, 31,479 pounds
The Dairy InduHtry of the Pad-! of butter, ot this nearly one
fic Slope it underKolnp a marked third or 1,734.067 pound came
chance. The ever-growing city j fro,n outtdde of the state. Idaho
population is reaching funher in- j furnished 632.310 Dounds. Wash-
to the country for milk and where i iugton 41)0, tS pounds, and other
once there was a decided surplus : 8tates shipping in carloads or
I more were: uregon, .evaao,
I Ltah, Montana, Colorado and Ne
braska. Butter manufacture In Califor
' nla increased, but very little dur
ing the year. Te market milk
industry increased tremendously.
This U a normal developnientaud
will continue. The states wt'st of
the Rockies, north and east of
California will find au ever in
creasing market in Sun Francisco
and Los Angeles for butter and
cheese. These two great cities
are noted for their demand for
high statndard of quality in but
ler and cheese.
Oregon. Washington and Idaho
are so situated that they will be
xrii k mt m ,1" po&ttJon to supply the greater
day, April 6 HOLLAND Ho-;qUrca Dy California and will
tel. And in Eugene on Tuesday, ' come to a position in relation to
April 7 at the OSBORN Hotel. San Francisco and Los Angles
1 similar to that held by Wisconsin
and Minnesota to Chicago und
of butter shipped to eastern mar
Coming to
Medford and Eujrene
SPECIALIST
in Internal Medicine for the
past twelve years
DOES NOT OPERATE
Office Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
No Charge for Consultation
Dr. Melllnthin is a regular gradu
ate in medicine and nursery and
Is licensed by the state of Oregon, j
He Jooa not operate for chronic i
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers ofj
" "u l'. . J7.M L "V,;"...".;;. danltzutlon for quality and in
iew York
This is the Northwest's oppor
tunity. Already the.o states are
alive to the situation and are
bringing to hear every force pos
sible to put the standard of their
products on a high quality bas.s
in order that they may secure for
themselves the full benefit of
thee criat southern markets.
Much needs to be done in stan
results in diseases of ihe stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidney, bhidder, bod wet
ting, caturrn, weak lunga, rheu
matism, sciatica, leg ulcers and
rectal ailments.
Below are ,the names of a few
of his many satisfied patients In
Oregon :
Ikdwick Wilson, Gold Beach.
Ore., varicose ulcers.
.Frank Koehler, The Dalles, Ore,
stomach trouble,.
Mrs. E. C. Hammock, Myrtle
Tofnt, Ore., goitre.
Mrs. John .McCue, Lakeside, Ore.,
appendicitis.
Henry West full, Ontario, Ore.,
ulcer of stomach.
Mrs. E. C. Rales, Baker, Ore.,
eczema.
O. M. Rlchcy, Boring, Ore.,
heart trouble.
Louis S. Steiber, 326 E. Buchan
an, Portland, Ore., adenoids and
tonsils.
making unllorm the factors of
workmanship, color, sal and uni
form packinif. These qualities all
have a marked effect on wie ready
marketing of &e product.
The movement of butter, par
ticularly from the Northwest, is
only beginuing. The future will
show great developments and
now, In the formative stago of
this movement, steps should be
taken to create In the minds and
tastes of the California consumer,
a demand based on the high quali
ty of the northwestern products.
It will mean many millions of
profit to the dairymen of these
states if it becomes the fixed idea
amongst consumers in California
that Northwest butter is the best
butter they can get.
These conditions point to the
necessity of a high appreciation on
the part of producers and manu
facturers for better cows, butler
equipment and the saving of un
necessary labor in order to mane
imitation on this trip will bo free "" ""lr appurtuully.
and that his treatment ts different.
Married women must bo accom-
panitd by their huehiwuls. I
Address: 211 ilradbury Illdg..
Los Angeles. California, i
The Umpqua Florist
Choice Cut Flowers Always
Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40 F2.
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Bulk of Fires Are
The Result of
Ignorance
Eight hundred women In the
United States killed in the
past year 6y cleaning with
gasoline at home.
Let a MASTER save you
that chance. He is prop
erly equipped to do the
work.
Imperial Cleaners
.Our Auto Wit) Call I
Phone 2.f 0,
The county court today discon
tinued the office of county frafflc
cop, a position held since the firl
of the year by Deputy Sheriff E.
E. Leas of Oakland. The office
was created the first of the year
and was tried as an experiment
until today, when the county court
revoked adopted an order discon
tinuing the office. It Is stated by
the county court that although
Mr. Leas brought in as much In
fines as the cost of maintaining
the service, that It was necessary
to pay his salary and expends
out of the general fuid of the
county, while the money received
from fines went Into the road fund
leaving the general fund short, the
amount paid out. As no provision
was made in the general fund for
such payments, at the time the
budget was adopted, the court
stales that the funds are not
available to keep the officer em
ployed. The state was given the
power by the recent legislature to
employ more traffic cops, the
court states, and two more can be
supplied Douglas County if the con
ditions justify.
Tl'CSON. Arit., April 3. Photo
graphs of the shadow bands on the
sun during the recent total eclipse,
were made successfully in the east
with an. apparatus designed and
built by Dr. A. E. Douglass, direc
tor of the Steward Observatory
here. The Ariiona astronomer re
cently received the first prints from
exposures made by his shadow-band the city in the past year served
The finest banquet served In
Annual meeting of the
Koovburg Country Club, Mon
day, April tit h, at 7:30 p. m.
In the Indian Konrn of the
Umpqua Hotel. Election of
two directors and annual
report. SliCRETAKY
Not one woman in a hundred can
make a perfect loaf of bread. It's
a great satisfaction to know your
bread wilt be uniform in texture
and quality. No guess work about
OKI MM BROS. MILK BREAD.
Phone 133.
WFERU
' IS STRANGE PLAGE
camera, used at Middletown Conn.,
under the supervision of Dr. H. T.
Stetson, head of the astronomical
department at Harvard.
At the time the exposures were
made weather condition was per
fect. The temperature was four
below sero. As the recording of I
these shadow bands, a source of
mystification to leading authorities,
had never been achieved success-1
fully in previous eclipses, the pres-;
ent attainment la regarded Impor
tant to science. Dr. Douglas says :
the experiment proves beyond
doubt that the waves are caused
by irregularities in the density of
atmosphere., a theory he has held
for many years.
I The prints show the shadow- i
bands distinctly. They were rend-!
ered visible to the camera lens by !
the smallness of the sun' crescent. 1
The pictures were taken during the'
minute preceding and the minute1
following totality of the eclipse. Dr. j
Douglass points out that the same ;
effect Is seen from distant electric
I lights and on stars viewed through
a strong telescope.
j The photographic outfit consists
of a 13-iiteh converse mirror, focus
ing a beam of light through a small
opening on to a film six inches
beyond the focus. This concentrat-
; ed the liht and enormously in-
icreahed the contrast, thus bringing
out in prominence these very faint
shadows.
liltlMM BROS. MILK BREAD to
the satisfaction of all the guests.
Try one loaf. Phone 133.
Cameo
HATS
for EASTER represent
the newest distinctive
modes, and the utmost
in quality and value
Millhter are alway glad
to thow Cameo pattern
Today's Cross -Word Puzzle
For April Fools Day. but No Trick Words Puzzle No. 140
Edited by J. C BOYD
NEW YORK. Apr. 3. Fish that j
flirt and climb trees, monkeys that
brush their teeth after every meal
and birds that sleep upside down
are a few of the animals described
last night by Carvelh Wells, F. It.
G. S. explorer In a lecture reciting
six years of adventure In the jun
gles of the Mnlay Peninsula..
The tree climbing fish comes out
of the water to play on the beach.
"When you tickle Its tummy it
swells up with air and bounces
about for sheer happiness," said Mr. I
Wells.
Another funny freak Is the flirt
ing fi&h, the only swimming animal
known to have a genuine wink.
This coquettish creature is known
as the periopathalmus schloserii,
which Is Greek for eye winker.
Mr. Wells told of a live Teddy
bear 15 Inches high and looking
when full grown precisely like the
toy.
Even smaller is the vest pocket
deer, which measured sevun inches
item hoof to horn. There is a plant
so sensitive that it flattens itself
against the ground when one
stamps near It, but yet so strong
that it resists the fiercest typhoons.
There is the hygienic monkey, so
careful of his health that after
every meal and before going to bed
at night, he repairs to the nearest
stream and brushes his teeth with
the aid of the first finger of the
right hand.
There is the bird which sleeps
upside down.
"But then," Mr. Wells concluded,
"everything is upside down in the
Malay jungle."
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HORIZONTAL.
All kinds of bedding stock. Come
to the green house aral look over
the selection offered. The profu
sion and excellence of the plants
and flowers will amaze you. The
Fern.
PITS SNAP IX Ti:..tS KALI
43.8 Mile- on Gal. 1
of G&s !. ?)
" OiurairtM. Trtat Off
lHERMflSTATIO OISI.CC.
Hot:!!! ni. OIIK.
ill
(AuorUtrtl Put 1.m-1 Wirr.)
LONDON, April :i. A tenuis
hall tilled with nitrogen and
(claimed to he airtight has been
I invented by a technical expert of
lone of the big rubber companies.
It in said the new hall will not
lose air, and that for ttie 1 irst
tune since tennis balis wvre made,
standards of compression and
bounce can he established with
scientific exactitude.
1 po away 33 in behalf
5 jr i vers of
10 to be in 37 physical
dchtcd to distress
11 front part 39 cook in fat
of an army 41 author. t.v
12 pronoun " live com
1 4 modern mand
lfc fragment 43 lorn? Ocp
17 half an em 4!V cnii.'v,.r
18 harrkss 47 cye(ScoL)
20 doltt 43 to drag be
22 box hind
2a finish 49 pedal dipt
2.V one time Q en Tier r
26 Greek let- iujr decree
ter 61 came in
13 point of contact
compass with
9 mechanical 52 ulso
device for fj4 filipn
exerting? most nd-
pres.'ojra var.ced in
3 1 web- f oot- years
ed, di-ing
bird
1 juvenile
2 mova
3 possessors
4 necessity
C Roman
poet
7 country
8 pre posit ion
9 powers of
perception
13 emperor
(abbr.)
IS tiny
f invite
17 and so
forth
(abbr.)
10 soft food
for babies
21 single unit
24 at no time
27 imo
28 Dutch r-ir-den
plot
30 turns over
31 tneJody
is solution of Puzzle
BUILDING LOTS
On Brown Avenue. In West Bose-
bure. Jf you are contemplating ,
building a home see Brown Av nu j
before you decide and Bee P. J. 1
Ballf for prices on lots ou either I
side of avenue. '
l:a.str li!i-s j.t tli" standard,
price the nation over at The Kern. !
The quality Is the vry finest.
Place your order at once. Phone
240.
Herewith
No. 139.
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S I T Q , u . f . I T 3 fc T .S .F .J
A Hint for Beginners
The cross-word puiile dia
gram is merely a means of eon
coaling words which are synony
mous to thoe listed and which
will interlock perfectly and so
read equally well crosswise of
downwards. Always look for
the number of the synonym on
the diagram. If horizontal, you
must find a word to fit between
that number and the first shaded
atop to the right; if vertical,
you must fit your word between
the number and the first shaded
6 top below.
TO BE EXTENDED
The Edenbower paving Job
will be extended 625 past
the mark orlKimillr flxinl tor
th I in prove nit' nt, the county
court announced today. As
the amount of money avail- 4
ale tor this job is approx- 4
lmately $ 1 2.000. the court
in advertisltiic for bids called
for proposals for paving
about three-fourths of a mile,
with the provision that the
pavement could be extended
at the same unit prices. The
bid of L. W. MetiKvr, who
received th contract, was
sufficiently low, that at the
same rates the court can
hard-surface 6252 feet more
than provided for In the
original plans, and this ex-
tension has been ordered by
the court. The contract now
provides for the expenditure ;
or u.47a.5s.
COEDS OF C1LIF.
PRICE
rhat is a powerful argument and when you have
quality too there is not much left to the other
fellow:
Flour $2.40, $2.25, $2.10
Salt 85c per 100 lbs.
Bran $1.95 per 100 lbs.
Springtooth Harrow $30.00
SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY -
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG OAKLAND
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
SEATTLE. Wash., Apr. 3. Unl
versiiy of California women have
been "insulted and do not desire
further relations with Tnlversiiy of
Washington women." Mies Honaro
Wilkinon, manager of the California
debatlne team, has Informed Miss
Dorothy T. l!torre manager of the !
Husky squad It was learned here j
today.
The dark clouds gathered last
month when a triangular women's
debate was proposed between the
Universities of California, Oregon
unit WiiKhineion. California Ktrls
were reported agaiust discussing I
child labor and kindred subjects.
hey submitted topics in a lighter
vein, such as college life or the
future or our grand children. An
agreement faihd, and Washington
and Oregon held joint debates ht're
and In Kugene, Oregon, last night.
the Huskies winning 5 to 1.
Purple and gold co-eds pointed
out that the University of Wash
ington Daily, a student publication,
recently defended the California
girls in an editorial on debate topics.
FOR SALE
COOFi: fggs for batchiug, at Vos
tii.t,:. s, iOo t ach.
WOMAN wishes passage to Los
Angdes in private car. Phone
K-14. ;
CAPAHLH MAN wants road work
or other day labor. Elmer M.
Wilson, Roseburg, Ore., gen. deL
jAI'aUU Paiuw and Varnishes, at WORK WANTED By a steady
ruitid f urniture Co. young man. uan no carpenter
" . T,7T : :: work. Address "Work" Sews-
ruu aAU good ewes and 2t! Keviuw
Oie.
i-Olt SALE Second haud Otlitwa I
drag saw, chtay at Whurtuui
Bros. i
FO It S A LKAI Ilch cow fresh" i
Some young pigs. U. S. John
son, Wilbur, Ore.
EOK SALE National cush regis.
ter. Cheapttor cash. Powell j
1 urniture Store.
and wife just ar
rived from east want Job on
ranch. Experienced. Address
"Easterner" care Newa-Keview.
Dlt ESS M AK INQ a nd" taTlor i ngT
reasonable prices, and sewing
lessons, 75c an hour or terms
for afternoons. Mrs. Guthridge,
it'iS South Main.
VERTICAL.
32 joined to
gether 81 affront
S5 rivw
(Span.)
36 certify to
as accurate
38 took nour
ishment $0 not many
40 but
42 portion of
a eurvo
44 bestow ex
cessive af
fection 4G young5 of
an equina
animal
51 third note
of diatonia
scale
53 prefix
nvaninf
clown
LACK OK KI NDS. MA V
CAISK CAIlli:iltALK
TO CLOSE ITS iNMHtS
( A Mm-luted Vrvm U1shm Wire.)
LONDON, April 3 The poorest
cathedral in Christendom is
Southwark cathedral, according
to the Bifliup of Woolwich.
There Is practically no endow
ment, the bUhop explains, and the
deans, the sub-deans and canons
were not paid a Bingle penny. The
ca I hed i n I is in a poor loca I It y
and for 1 Z years the windows
have not been cleuned, because
of lack of finances. The organi
zation faces bankruptcy.
In the Circuit i mm of the State of
(Mvtton for Duuni.ni County.
Ira unlitM ly unil ! uiuuu K. Wlin
hoilv, I'lalniiffji, v.
V . A. YoiiKiie und M. A. Yoiikup,
anil ilxii atl uinur luTHons or pai
titn uiiKiiuvvn itMiinirirf any riKlit.
title, v.Hl.tti:, lli-n r uuvifhl in tlie
rt-ul i-Ktiittj tlt'di i iln'U in tlktt com
tMUIIlt lt'l'ill. DffflidlHHH.
in w. A. loiiKUo uim) M. A
Yuittf uti, und almt uil utii? r t-rnoiis
ur iiai'tlcN unknown ciiikiiIiik any
riant. Ullu, fitut, ltfii ur littei-.t
In lliu real ftute dt,'n -hd lit Hit
tuinpluint herein. tk-lwHlitniH:
In the nniiie of the tstii of Ore
Kon, You are hereby required lo ap
pear and answer the complaint fil
ed aauiiial )ou in the ubute ntttlt-d
(.'ouit and vtiuste wltliin six Wirhn
frotil thf date if tlitt Iirnl puhlua
lion oi tbiM umnir.iijf, and if you
I. ul to iu up pear and antwer mud
i oiiiiiImIiiI. lor nunt tlu-reof the
pl.untilfrt wlli uppiy to the ourt for
l lie r'iiT u"nmnicti iiMTfm, a
cinct aLUeiiient of whu h is an fol
loA'n: t'or a d-rr.-e nt the atmvi
tiitilk'd t'ourt 1'in viT uult-tiiiK tin
1 1 1 of the plaintiffs in and lo Lot
iiuiiiii. ri-d Two -i of lilot k iium
ml ii iii the town vt Diain
IoukIh county. Oicaon, and ad
JudKinK the plaintlfla to tie the
owneiM til f'-e Miupl'- ol Mind n-al
iirooiTiv. and ttul the d?(eiidai
nave not. nor has any of ifuni. un
efiatf, riKlit. title, intt-rfct or lien
In, upon or to, h.ud re.il property, or
huv p.nt Iheieof mid lot iii Ii other
mid lurtht-r retlt-r an to the Court
itmy lo't'iii Jul and ttUllullo In the
pi tiiiif)'.
I 1 1 in summon is served upon
yoti ly pn!ii ,itin t hereof in i he
Koftwhllt K N-WS-lieVieW, U tM'WNpU-
ral etnuliilion puldl-lo-d
W A N t E D M a u to work on ranch;
must have had experience with
KOH SALE Good diy sound wootLj stock, general farming and gar
a. 75 per tier. Phone 14F41. W. Al ' den work. On Coos Bay high'
Jenkins, Koaeburg. ! way. A. L. Hough tuliug, Bridge,
FOR SALE Oak bodywoodTTtt)ve j Qre
or block, I1.7& and $2 a tier.; J"
lllahee Mill and Manulactory, i i LTt DCWT
Oakland; ore. j t"UK KtJMi ,
FOR SALE Timber claim, lots, I 1
residence and store. Phoue 213, . . . .
or address 113 Sheridan street, F0 P; T-4-room house. Inquire
Itoseburg, Ore. . wo. K- St-
KOR"SALE-Oako"dbio7k FClU IlIE;NT"rS0?,?,; Pfrtl3r
wood. S3.6U; stove wood 'wmisheU. Call 72a W. Lane
iter tier. Oarduer llioa. Phoue stree-
2GU-J. j FOR RENT
fOU HALE Horses from 00 to
1500 pounds, if you want any
Furnished 4-roora
apartment. Adults only. Phone
181-H
baled hay, sue L. G. Aloxley, FOR RENT Nicely furnished 2
Wilbur, Oregon.
UKOCCOLI SEtiD tor sale. Extra
good strain, well selected, and
raised same (or 4 years. 0. O.
Shepard, Dlxonvllle.
liEAD'i IFl'l. . S U J C It ii A
home and chicken ranch on
pavement. All conveniences,
your own terms. Aim city prop
erty. See Jim Clark at itodeuurg
Studio.
FOR SALEC11EAP three"yoijng
milk cows; geutle and gouu
testers; also young pigs and
fetdera reuaonablo if taken ut
once. See lluin any time at
my place: Dairy Aionow, R.
1, liox 3 7. .Oakland, Ore.
RARtiAINS IN USED "CARS AT
URAIN OA It AGE- 1 Clievrolet
delivery, 1 Ford bug, 1 Star tour
ing, ' Dodgo tourings, 1 Chal-
mt-rs Muster Six, 1 Clu-vrulft
ntom apartment. Suitable for
two persons. 247 So. Jackson
FOR RENT Four-room modern
house partly furnished, close in.
Adults only. 317 Oak St
FOR RENT 2 -room apt. with bath,"
lights and water furnished. 2
blocks from P. O., 17.60. Phone
21I7-Y.
FOR RENT A 160 Acre Btock:
ranch, 11 miles from Pacific
Highway, four miles north of
Druln. One good 7-room house,
good barn, good fence, atl kinds
of fruit. Spring water, good
trout stream. Inquire of R.
Pearson, Winchester, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't forget ts
touring, 1 Ford truck, 1 Hudson j call 553 when in need of auto
pans. Darn s auio v recKing
House.
7 pass., 1 Liberty Six, 1 Overland
roadster. Geo. V. Sanders, Drain,
Oregon. MAKCEL and-bob curl, 75c, hall
MOVE FOR THE LAST TIME; cut and curl 60c. at my home,
THIS SPlllNG-lie your own! 3U1 S. Main, Phone 67 Y. Mrs.
landlord. Wo have modern j Amy Rogers. j
homes that can bo purchased , RADIATORS That's niy DusineTa
right. Small payment down ifi Nw cores installed, and old one4
desired and balance ike rent. made new. Lark, radiator man,
1 V Will OO KOOl IU nill'W J UU I 'J-.o, XJ I gnu
these properties. G
Phone 417.
4c Sou
W. Vouug
t l:u
llMlll
...p.
.burn, in
lit to
l:r
of tlx
nltoli. Juds"
ui t. duly ii..
day
WANTED
it 1 1 'I
he pi
it e a
-Km
pin inn this
.-. in
el i
ell for
d news
"II.V.H I
1 1 Li i r i r c o'i to Jij'
totl'I coinpliiiii I
Vtl'lllll NIX WeeKS f t'OII the llul- ot
the first Mi.h.;.t loll of till JMJIII-
inotis, wlm h i JUi'h 11th. l!':r.
caul i; vi.Min;iti.Y.
Attorney for IMiutitlff. I'ost olllce-
urf .
ireicon
WANTKI--Light horse ami single
wagnli. Address liox Sti5, city.
WANTED""-To trade lot fur " nti
tfitnobih'; will pay dittereuce In
price.--Must be good car. Roy
ItelioWS.
Vot'NG LA I Y w is" h w jT"pu m:-nent
hou.sework in county or city. If
pet timrient, wacs j:;5, Addiesa
E.ltJto.lmi-'. Ore..geii.(irl
.MAi.E iu:li 'Vvith "TSiVES'l-
Ml.NT -- M.inutiictnri'r want?
j sales inniiiiseiH, open branch of
j fices, inaiiiiKe Hiilfunu ll. .!H0
to (loiio riei e.sHnry. poHihi
Dei untimitcd. SECRE t AltY,
i:t W. 4lh street. Suite t7,
Los Angeles, Cal,
TO EXCHANGE tor farm land,
an elht-room house and 8 good
lots; five room house and four
lota. Helblg & Groves, 407 W.
Cass, phone 262.
LOST AND FOUND
FOt'NU Hunch or keys on the
street. Owner please call at this
of I' ice.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. rl. PLY LER Chiropractic
physician, 126 W. Lane St,
FORD REPAIRING
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