Roseburg news-review., April 06, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925.
"El
nmm the
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NEW
and
UNUSUAL
DESIGNS
R08EBUR0, ORE.
I
3 STORE'EP
Don't Lug the Load Home
Often the Housewife Is too busy to drop her uuik and drena
for a trip down town to buy Grot-tries. And there is no uo
of It, anyway, because our Grocery Is at command of every
home in I tone burg.
CALL 68
and tell ua what you need. Tho Roods will iirutnntly be rnt
to your door at no additional cost, und they'll bo fresh anil Juat
aa good us though you selectid Clicui In peraun.
PICKENS BROTHERS
Perkins Bldg. Phone 06
JACKSON SPORTS-
MFN FlNinORF RII I '
MLILIWUKOCDILL
(AaocUtd rrna Lcaard Win.)
MEUroKD. Ore., April 4.
At a meeting of the Jackson
county same protective associa
tion here last night It was un
animously decided to endorse the
proposed rcioremluiu of house hill
602, passed by tho recent legis
lature, taking ten per cent of tho
game fund tor general stuto 'ex
penditures. A committee was also appoint
ed to advise with the state game
commission as to where und what
kinds of fish to plant in Jackson
county and it was decided to take
Immediate action to stop the
Illegal killing of China pheasants
la Southern Oregon, It being
maintained by several speakers
that these birds will soon be
wiped out unless the present un
restricted slaughter Is stopped.
We sincereiy nope you are not
married to any particular brand
of bread. Kor your own satin
ruction try a loaf of the (j III MM
bHOa.' MILK. BHEA1). I'houe
133.
mimstik sta;i:s
A.N'OTIIKIt KIXM'MKXT.
(AncUtd Vrrm lmH Wlrf
XEN1A. O.. April 4. W. O.
Culp. 40, of South Mend, Imlinnn, I
ifitttf;
And Mother said
You
a
AWlngdVntlrt
utrf that chrw
Irtfc gum clcani
the teeth and acte
a mild antt
eptic ' In the
mouth.
A prominent phy
iclan urftr Its
nee after each
meal la keep lite
treth free from
decay.
rr rrvi i' mxrr-vt urn
'After Every Meal
DIFFERENT
FLAVORS
Same High. Qialit
WB keep abreast of th
tlniHS. 't tim nut ihnv
you last yeari M ms anil
deniKna. You will fimt
tnr whatever la novel,
unatever la new md
whatever la fine In allaa
"Quality and Economy"
The Silk Store
Silka and Satlna
JACKSON STREET ti
(former pastor of the Methodist
KpUcopal church at Sprint? Vnl-
,,yi wh(MH 8i;rioati()Ila, u.umtnt ;
ulopi
with his IS year old choir leader.
created a furore In Ohio two yearn
aico, has eloped with his sister-in-law,
according to word receiv
ed here today by Probate Judgo
rf. C. Wright. .
Culp is said to have eloped a
week ago for Die seroini time with
his sibier-in-law, Mrs. horoi hy
Culp, 22, wife of his brother, Clio
Cuip, 27, of Nupjmunee, Indiana.
William K. .Miller, chief probation
officer of St. Joseph county, In
diana, has notified Judge Wright.
Culp is said to have becomu en
amour d of his nistir-inlaw
when she and her huniand visited
the Culpa in South Lend. Three
weeks after the visit Culp de
serted bta wire und ten children.
gl'KSTlOX CONVICTS.
(Amoc laird I'rm Uiwtl Wirt-.)
SALEM, Ore., April . 4. John
Shipley, deputy sheriff from Che
halis. Wash., will he hero today
nt-cordlng to a teller written to
Warden A. M. Dalryuiple. to in
terview A. C Dotner and J. W.
Mack, two convicts at the state I
penitentiary, wno claim to no me
slayers of a man whose skeleton
was found near Chehalis recently
on Tllton river. Shipley expects
to interview the convicts this af-
ternoon
may get
package of
Wrigleys too"
Wise mother i
she rewards tlie
little errand runner
with something
delicious, long
lasting and ben
eficial. Happy, healthy
children with
WriIey' -and
best of all - the
cost is small (
mm
TAKE HYEL FDR
The poufclaa County Court thU
morniiiK started a tour of inser
tion of the gravel burs throughout
lh county, lookinic fur sources of
; road surfaeini? material, lfurinic
the sprint? and summer the coun-
I ty expei-i to spread gravel over
jiuany miles of county road, and In
endeavoring to produce materials
j as near as possible to the various
.project!).
Hunker are being maintained
Jit tlurtU n Vnlh.v t, itiim.1i dla.
trlcts 11, 30, 37, 62, and 74. an
well as the roads east of Hosi -
(buiK, the county planning io vpend
I about flu,3oj during tbo year fn
xravilJius roads lu those dis
1 trlcts.
j Klkton bunkers will supply d1s-
trlcts 7, 9, fil, :2 and 53, there be- .".'", aim recently granted a suo-iiiK-
about $4,210 allotted lu thoae j ala,ltml 8Um by y of encour-
; districts. asemeiit.
1 (.ravel is alno to be procured at G
fllide at the It. A. lllakely plaee, to s,r Knightt Attention
Improve road a in that vicinity, 1 Asoalon C'ommancery No. 14 will
while ihe Wilbur quarry will sup- ' rn"t t 1,1 riUlar conclave Tuesday
ply districts I'H.CU and 77. Other 1 "venin at Ited Cross will be
localities will be served as far as .conferred.
possible from gravel deposits In SAM J- SHOKMAKEK, K. C.
their own viclnitv. when this crav- o
el la found suitable for roud
suriacwiK.
It surely costs a lot to live and
the t rou ble is you don't always
get your moiiev's worth ut that.
Try (JitIMM HKOS. MILK
HHKAI). Just lor a chant;. 1'iiune
133.
Muritist: is M'ici ;.
LONDON. April 4. - -A surprlne
wus sprung lu the IMooiusnury
mystery
when thn
houo inquest today,
coroner atiur hem nig
the testimony regarding l hiding
of the bodies of (ilanville Cooke
and Selwyu Foster uil.'ourned the
inquiry until April .". It was
announced that a complete analy
sis of the bodies in an attempt
to eplain the mysterious deaths
would require thtee weeks longer, i
ed, the coroner. Dr. William Kuif- j
lie testified that took a death
, , ,
was clearly tlue to gas poisoning.
T ItfK IX KKISt .
(Ahk Ut. J Pr.-M J Win-.)
SEATTLE, April 4. A race
In San t'rancisco April 3oth will
be the last in America, a tele
gram received here today indicat
ed, for 1'aavo Ntirmi of Kliiiand,
world's premier distance runner.
The telegram wu-j s ut by Fred
erick Uubient, secretary of the
Amateur Athletic I nion and said
that Nurmt hud planned to sail
for England early next month,
and was anxious to return cattt
iinni'Mliateiy alter his l alilornia
appearance. nshtngton had in
vited the Finn to race here May
a or tf.
Itl ll.l IUU MILLS.
(AMnotatnl I'rii Wlrf.)
SAI.K.VI, Ore.. April 4. At a
conference today by Ibo promo
tors of the proposed flax weaving
and spinning mills in Salem and
the local committee working on
the project Ihe committee mem
bers will make known the amounts
Ibey will sub.-criwe and u dale will
be eet for a mass meeting when
other subscript ions will be taken.
The plan culls for u fiioii.oeo
establishment of which It is estlm
ntiil that ;!on. 1)011 will be raised
In Salrm. Silverton and Albany
men have indicated that $rti,oon
can bo expected from earh of
those cities and 11. M. Sanson, the
promoter will put up a minimum
of JaO.000.
For concrete or call Tnylor.
113 No. Flint St. Tel. 225 tL
AMWtU'.tN Itll l.l-.H
.NO I 4 . 1 1 i I OK (,(UI1
.VAIIkvM ANNUM'
( ln -tan .1 I'n-mj !..- I Wirv )
STOCKHOLM. March I s
I Swedish murkMii. n, itiotithii;
by
! t heir ohserviitiou of A inert ( :uj
I method In the l:j tltnpie
eiitneft ii ud hy their knowledge (f
1 American rtfie.n, which they tried
out on several occasions, have de-
I elded to Import n number of Am-
I I nrau ULiortiiiir w:ioii.s and a
I n a nt (ty of America ii powder.
! hilt a hich Hfuiularil of rxvl
1 leiue has he n obtained in Swe
den thrminh tli" itfe of tho Swe-
1 1 -h army rifle, a ti.r Mauser,
j t Ii. y Jt ri cominced (hat the ua
t poiiH iif-'t'd by the 1'niti'd Stales
j enl rl m In the Jlyuiptc (..aim
H:.e better I'esultH.
Kifle shoot in if h :i become In-
! RECOVER QUICK
! FROM GRIPPE
OR FLU!
' After a pell nf llrlppo or flu,
when your f.ytein is all run down
m.d your lev uie so m;ik tl.ty n
h.ti'illy h-)ld t.p your ImhIv, the lt-i
tli.uit ou ran (In to get hack your
hu;:h iitid rtrenr'h ijuh k, id to
niari rii;ht in takuitt Tiiul.u'.
I h v tnuicrfiil how nmn you
it. illy do si:nt to Imnrove! 'l'.inl.u:
-aiU rv.ht i:i ami lu'5 Ihe m
lu tU:luni tniii. It (1) ails t!ie
bl.Mid, ivvltalie.t tho ti!:;cnt!o or-
iitu, jrlves o: tut tipii'M i; ii fi r
m-1:,1 food and makes you feel like
a ne.v person
Nn'V.tiiK will turn t!;o trk qu'te
as Ijt :,f. T:.:tlie. ir.a.ie ,v'!ir t!ie
f.itnout Tatihic tvirnri1;; freri root .
t'iuk ftiitl iu rT r.a'lietc.l fiom th
four corner of the frih. !tiv .1
1'oitlc te.'av a. id r. t st.irtcd 1 u k to
full trni(;th I'.u.l viit T.
7uA 7"jn.ic ,'Bt in.' Ptlh
tvr Const. pation
TAN LAC
i FOK YOUIi HEALTH
Children's
Cough
with
FOLEY'S
NoopUtca 4nvrdantatprlntaMl
on th wrappr.
Children Ilk It. IrK.t MMinK
cough mlUiin in Lh world.
1 W P rHAPMAN
! " A ml
I ' "
' cn'aslriKly popular In this coun-
1 try a,1,i volunteer sharpshooter
now number more than 3U,uuO. I
j The government fencouraice the I
CRISIS NEARS IN
FRANCE OVER PLAN
TO PAY OFF DEBT
(AMoclatnl 'r.- Io-.l Wire.)
PAULS. April 6. 1'remler Hor
rlut la K'ill holding out for a
Btraitht capital levy rh a solution
of France's financlnl oroblems,
while M. l)f Munzie, trie new min
ister of finance. Is Insisting that
there shall be a voluntary collab1
onitiim of capital.
The cabinet met tills morning to
thresh out this new conflict in
side the government.
Opening under such difficult
circumstances, the week Is regard
parties supporting tho printer, as
parties supporting the premier, is
likely to prove fatal to the cabinet.
Kills providing for an Increase
In the bank note circulation
amount inj?
to four billion franca
,nI ltpih uLu
. ,, ., ' ' , .
sented to the cab net today by
. Monzie J
The cabinet will met again to
night to finish disciiHsion of these
measures which will he presented
lo the Chamber of Deputies to-N
morrow.
It is understood that M. Ie Mon
zie will stake confidence on their
adoption.
The sort of capital levy provided
for in tho bills will be technically'
a loan to the state bearing four
percent interest. It will be pay
able in cash or French government
securities at slightly above market
quotations and will be devoted to
amortization of the. debt.
M. De Munzie is determined to
rt to a straight capital levy
I plan only if the proposed mcasuro
prove unacceptable. These meas
ures were debated by the cabinet
lor two hours and a half and it was
decided to adjourn until toniKM.
COURSE COMPLETED
VNIVKHSITY OF (HtKCON. Ku
Rene, April 6. (Special) Dr. Lu
eelta Smith ( itiwebllrK 1 one of
the ernnii ot tlu lents which has
completed courses ottered by the
I'nlversily of OrcKon Kxtension I1-
n.-ion. Dr. Smith completed a
course In Karly American. Lllera-
'Ut''- :
In the period from January 1 to
March I
s.ici. ois eoiiMi
ed in tile I nler.lty correspondent'
courses from the state of Orecon
attained completion in tuosc
courses, Out-ol-town students num
ber nine.
o .
BULL TREES TWO HUNTERS: ,
COWBOY TO THE RESCUE j
(ArlaK-.t Vum I..-aJ WJw.)
! S M'KAMKNTO, April fi
:"Ilud" a iv I H Tanno, S;ieramen;o
huuterH. scaled tin o;ik tree yester
day aitt rnooii uhtn a ancry bull
( hasetl them. Their wives w h'
witne-sed their frenzied dash for
Ihe tree, summoned ft cowboy af
ter an lioiir'n search.
Thf rowhoy a firr. attempt nt
rescu proved a tailure as the
htrse balked nt tarrying three pa
s. HKers and threw the riders t
1 lie p. round. Tint hunters r;unl
back to the I In if. The cow !"
regain d his i at and lfiuced the
Intuiini' i bull tti cha-ie him win'"
th nimrniiH de-cendnl from tip
tree and raced to their nulouiobi.c.
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i t M s 1 111: iMti.
in
iiiu:v v
( U, it. tl Pi. - l.t.t ) I
HKHi.lN. April ti-ti. i,eral e-
Hiri.lelllUlli: has lietlllied lo be ,1
candidate lor the priub 10 y (
tl'.e tier ma 11 republic. 1 hi e---
ision hu 111 K b 1 11 mad-1 .:to a.
it it ex pee ted that It.' Karl
re-., who was tt tr.poriii ily p
as.de In faor tf t!it L. ueial. v ;
h loon iiiiil" l sl'.oniy as u can...
date o t!:e n.i; intialisr ( oiiiuii.t
tiou in the April Jtl elections.
MISSION Klfs l hN(.- II
in uiimm; hum 11 1 1 11 s
'i:KI.N;. pril 1.. ilea.bf' ..1:
t is of il.e t'liiiia inland iui- , ;.
at Shanchi.i has t .'b-c ra to -I
!' k iti: tai ir.M that Hon. in r. -oi
n f.ent t mop are ui 1 a ii . 1, -ln
nUiii, vv In re the (,'hiiia ini.i ,
liiKi.uiary. Tot:: k 111 -.en, arni t
w. .uf ;.iiuon i. A later r
s.u-1' i.;:t. s 1h.1t Assi-':i nt r
niti'inlt nl t'nn t ii a. to 1 S .. a
and t !l.t til- l 'liver the!,' ha- ;
coino Hit nsil .(!.
'1 lie Prn: -h leiMtion ha 1
l r iire- nt a - out to the C hi;;. .
toi l..!! e t it t- m I hat niH - .1 ; ,
t b . ter''iL- ti o. t u e ha w ir. 1 1 1
the milu.m Roxermir ot It.
nrK.r.v hita to t-ike a'l (-o:.,,
vii'l-.- ' ill.- p:vuvttel,V' .ill. . , (
.Mi. npkiiisun and oth r Li
mes 91 proi-;y ia the
.district.
.
PRINCE OF WALES
LANDS IN AFRICA!
( lkMX-Lit-d I'n m L';i-d Wjrr.)
BATHUtST GAMltlA, West Af
rica, April 4. The I'riuce of Wa
les has completed the first leg of
his lour to Africa and South Am
erica. He arrived here this morn
Ing on board the buttle cruiser
It pulse.
. After a week's voyage through
health- giving sunshine, the Ke
nul.o anchored ut six o'clock a
few miles off the .port, being un- '
able to approach nearer because
of the shallow water. Captain
Cecil II. Armilage, governor of
Gambia settlement put oft in hia
own yacht to convoy the prince
and his party to iiat hurst. The
yacht left the cruiser at 3 o'clock
landing here shorthly afterwards.
The weather was extremely hot
during the last two days of the
voyage.
Tho Prince of Wales sailed from
Portsmouth, England, on board
11. M. S. Repulse on the after
noon of March 2 8 for his lengthy
mill protracted visit to Africa and
South America. While in Africa
the Prince will be taken among
the Zulu chiefs and will see all
the interesting places of the vast
continent. His South American
itinerary will include visits to
I'ruguay, various parts of Argen
tina and a portable crossing of
the Andes to Sandiago, Chile.
During a greater part of the
journey tire Kepulse will be the
Prince's home.
Surely this eating business is '
an awful habit, but It must be j
don. Therefore the best is none
too good, so long as it costs no i
more. GRIMM BROS.' MILK
L'llEAD. Phone 133.
Liberty Theatre
Lovers of the sea will find a '
realm of real enchantment In "An
other Man's Wife," which will be.
shown at the Liberty Theatre for!
two days beginning tomorrow. The ,
,,enlni scenes aboard the Bteam.
ship Alexandria, the collision In the
iok with a barne-towlni? iuk and the
closing acenea aboard the rum-run-
nK barise are calculated to stir the
pulses that beat in rhythm Kith the
restless sweeo nf the sen And
h(,n tu.rt. , ,nB re8cue by the sub-
,narine s-;s that Is a "knockout'
in film realisms. James Klrkwnod, '
I.lla Lee, Wallace Berry and Matt1
Moore hate the principal rules. ;
Antlers Theatre
"Frisky, but not risky."
That's how Constance Talmadw
likes her comedy plots, she says.
I I like stories that are full of un
and prlvolity of gaKB and gayety."
die explained.
Would-be scenario writers mUht
take the hint from this. Constancy's
new Firjt National com dy, "Her
Nivht of Itomanoe," is now at the
Antlers Theatre. It Ik a "frisky,
but not risky" love tangle wherein
;in American heiress disguises her
nelf as an old maid to dotle fortune
liunters duritiK a European tour and
falls rtKht into the arms of one.
Majestic Theatre
"Kldln 1'retty." I nlversal Attrac
tion starring William lesmond
hi(h will be shown in the .Majes
tic; theater tonight, is a cotnedy
drnma tiealins with the experl
eiies of a number of cowboys who
iio to a bli? city to lend moral imp
port to one of their number who
has Inherited a fortune but must
live lu the city for a year before he
can claim Ins inheritance.
Uesmond is cast as Sky Parker,
who Is the heir to his uncle, and
he encounters two conspirators, one
his cousin, and the other a young
woruan. This situation supplies the
dramatic situations and the bl
thrills, while the cowboys furnish
the comedy.
BIDS WANTEO
Notice is hereby viven that the
titider-ivned will, up to 7 . m. of
April M. ncr.. receive nt her resi
dence sealed bills for, 1. Cotislruc
titm of one room rural school build
iti he complete. II. Kids for furnish
lint; ot all material for fuid buiMing
III. bids for labor on ha id building.
I'l.ins, spM Ilicatlons and Inforiua
tion for bidders may be obtained at
the resilience of the clerk. No bid
will be f-onsidcrvU unless accom
panied by cer'itied cheek for an
amotiu. cijuat to ten per ccut (10
per cent) of total amount of bid.
The rinlit Is reserved to reject any
or all proposals or to accept any
separate ltemof the proposals
deemed best by the bo.fl.
Hy order of tbn School Board,
it.
"Mia.) ADDll W. PIIANT.
Cletk Dlit. 7.
Voacaiia, Ore.
VENUE CHANGE SOUGHT
(AMOcUted PrtM Lctued Wire.)
BOMBAY, India. April 6. All
nine ot the men charged with at
tempting last January JLo abduct
the Nautch girl Mumtaz Begum,
former favorite of the Maharaja
of lndore, were committed by the
magistrate today after a prelimin
ary hearing for triul in the Bom
bay high court.
It Is understood the defense is
circulating a petition to be sub
mitted to the viceroy asking that
the case be transferred to another
jurisdiction on the groujid that it
would be impossible to obtain a
fair trial before a Bombay jury.
Your meal la well balanced If
you have a plate ofr delicious fresh
bread to grade the center of your
table. It looks the best, tastes
the best and costs the least.
GRIMM BROS.' MILK. BREAD.
Phone 133.
Broccoli Assembly 564
United Artisans
Will give a Pie Social and Dance
Thursday evening, April 9, at
Brock way, Oregon.
Ladies Bring a Pie
Good Dance Music Assured
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Wlncheatar 3t Phona 480
. Mr. D. Cornwell
Patient, Privileged to Have
Their Own Doctor
Alluring Values in
CHAIRS
and
ROCKERS
Wo carry a stock of hand
some and serviceable Chairs
and Rockers, that we are of
fering at
Low Cost to You
A visit to our big store will
be well worth your while if
you are needing anything In
furniture.
L
COMPANY
S21 N. Jackson SL, Roreburg
Let Us Wash and
Grease Your Car
Do not run the chance of being
in need of oil and gat while out
on the road. Let us supply you
before you start out. Our prices
are right. Our goods supreme.
We recommend and sell C. T. C.
Tires,
We call for and deliver
your car without extra
charge. Phone 478.
Highway Service Co.
Gat age
Roseburg, Ore.
Jf lJ3 1
Easter Week Specials
New and Selyt Patterns for yu to'choose from
We have jtftt gotten in a special loPof the
Very Latest Styles in
Millinery, Dresses
Ensemble
SUITS AND COATS
Come in and try on these splendid
Creations you'll like them immensely. .
THE HAT SHOP
127 Jackson
WEEKS IMPROVING
(.lx.uuii Vwrn L-el ttu .)
WASHINGTON, April 6. Secre
tary Weeks continued to gain rap
idly today in his recovery from the
slight stroke of cerebral thrombo
sis which has confined him to his
home since last Wednesday. Ills
condition was regardeu as so fav
orable that his son, Sinclair re
turned last night to Boston. Mr.
Weeks is not expected to be per
mitted to leave his room for sever
al days.
ANNUAL EASTER LILY
Potted Plant Display
At Umpqua Grocery and Confectionery, at West
Oak St. Bridge, near Mercy Hospital
April 8 to 11
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Everyone invited to call and look my display over.
MRS. F. D. OWEN
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
Clarified Milk
We invite inspection.
Phone 44-F11
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Skim milk for sale. Bring buckets to wagon.
Night Delivery.
1 isj'wvy.u.tto
SPECIALIZES
In Service and Courtesy
WITH THE BEST OF FOOD PREPARED IN THE
RIGHT WAY
TRY OUR FAMOUS
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
75c
J Just a little better
2 Open from 5 a. m. to 12 p. m. Very reasonable prices
I W. R. WARNER. PROP.
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WASHINGTON, April 6. In
ternal revenue collectors have)
been ordered by Commissioner
Blair to withold the new Income
tax records from public inspec
tion until given further authority
from the internal revenue bureau.
The tax returns will not be avail
able to the public until after July
1 at the earliest and treasury of
ficials predict that the constitu
tionality of newspaper publication
of the tax limits will have been
determined by the supreme court
hy that time.
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