ROSF.BURG NtWS-REVIEW MONDAY. 'APRIL B. 1925.
FIVE
The Joy of
Color in
Your Home
Every one likes to see
harmonious colors In every
room In the home. These
days, when housewives can
mix their own colors and
apply them. It Is possible to
Set Just the contrasts de
sired. '
Ask us for your copy of the booklet, "The Joy of Color," and
learn bow you can use Enamelold In a hundred different ways.
Take a peep at our windows and you'll get an Inspiration to
use Enamelold.
OC. , worth of merchandise to you for O A
OJC thla advertisement and JUC
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
lX).IUT10i OF ll.WKS.
(Aaacx-UIrd rnm Uaanl Wif.) I
NEW YORK. April 4. The ac
tual condition of clearing house
banks and trust companies, for
the week shrvs an excess reserve
of 23,2$0,i"o. This Is a de
crease of 1:11(1,870 compared with
last week when excess reserve to
taled 23, 591,030.
0 "
Taylor-maae concrete is good con
crete. Tel. 226-R.
thsn.
CUTS-SORES
ClnM thoroughly
without rubbing, apply
V VapoRub
Qvmr IT Million Jar. Umd r(
Notice To All Woodcraft Members
'Ihe losing side in the Lilac Cir
cle will entertain the winning- side
in the K. P. Hall Monday evening,
April 6, after the regular meeting.
Members only.
TILL1E JOHNSON. Capt,
lnts is 801TH.
(AaiocUltd Preaa Leaaml Wire.)
SALEM. Ore., April 4. Infor
mation reached here today of the
death in San Francisco of Stanley
Z. Culver, former deputy county
clerk of Marion county and later
income tux superintendent in the
office of the state treasurer. Mr.
Culver was in the state treasur
er's office under T. 11. Kay and
O. P. Hoff.
I 146,906 passenger cars and 11.
612 trucks of more than one ton
capacity, or a total of 158.1 IS for
'the months of January, February
' fnd March. These figures show
a gain of 16,309 over the same
period In 1914. This gain makes
a favorable showing agalust a to
tal gain of 26.217 registration for
the entire year 1924 over the year
1923."
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Ice boxes at Fowelt's.
CKH.SKK IS 1NJI Itl'O.
(AoocUtnl ha Uaanl Win.)
KVEKETT. Wash., April 4.
Frank H. Mitchell, ti7, ut Seattle,
one of the best known timber
cruisers and surveyors In the Pa
cific Northwest, was fatally in
jured at S p. in., yesterday, when
two gasollue speeders crashed on
' a curve at the Walte Mill and
1 Timber company at Granite Kails,
17 miles uortheast of Everett,
' Mitchell died four hours later at
, an Eturctl Hospital.
Th best 50c meal In town
served from 11:30 to 1:30 at the
Orange Lantern.
derwood. Wash., over the Long
view, Portland and Northern liuil
way. Kyderwood la headquarters
of the logging operations which
I supply the nillls of the Long-llell
l.umner company in uougview. it.
A. Long, head of the lumber com
pany and other officers are here
to take part In the celebration,
LA GRANDE, Ore., April 4
Hen and Lela Stomlahl were
knocked unconscious and slightly
Injured, when a bolt of lightning
struck the barn on the Stomlahl
ranch two miles from Union. Ore.,
lat night, according to reports
reaching here today. The build
ing was partly wrecked.
8AM . MILL IS HI UN ED.
FLOOD DOES DAMAGE
(Aaanrlatal Preta Uaaed Win.)
PASA1JENA, CAL... Apr. 4. !
Sweeping down Sawpit Canyon, re
cently devastated by foreBt fires, a
five foot wall of water carryiug
huge trunks of trees, boulders and
debris, buried the Pacific Electric
tracks east of "Monrovia early today
under ten feet of mud and rock, 1
Hundreds of chickens were drown
ed in lower Duarlo and the streams
In the mountains are reported to
be rising.
Reports from North Primrose,
back of Monrovia, were that 1.70 1
lncnes 01 rain had lauen uuriug tne
storm.
NOTICE.
Annual meeting of the
Roseburg Country Club, Man-
day, April 6th, at 7:30 p. m.
In the Indian Room of the
t'mpiina Hotel. Election of
two directors and annual
report. SECRETARY.
0
r 1M.AX NEW HOSPITAL..
Stuaebaaer costs less per pound
tLan butter.
Garden tools at Powell's.
PERUVIAN CONSUL
TO BE DIVORCED
CHICAGO, Apr. 4. Diplomatic
immunity, which previously has
saved Dr. Mitridates De Plata, Peru
vian consul in Chicago from facing
a divorce suit was overruled today
by Judge Joseph Sabath, who Indi
cated he would grant a decree to
Mrs. Ednee De Plata, teacher of
languages. Her attorneys present
ed affidavits to support his conten
tion that a state court had Jurisdic
tion. -Mrs. De Plata alleged that the
consul while enroute to Peru, met
a Seattle dancer, at Cologna. Pan
ama, and became so enamored that
he returned with her to New York"
and Wvru about to announce their
engagement to marry at a dinner
party in New York, when the wife
Bays she broke up the affair.
Mrs. De Plata testified her hus
band had numerous affairs and pre
sented several letters and telegrams
The chief witness was Louise De
Plata, Beven years old. who told of
going to New York with her moth
er. "We saw Daddy," said the child.
"He was with a lady and had a
flower in his coat. Mamma went
up to him and he tried to choke
her. Six men came in and I cried."
I'pon another occasion, the child
said, her father attneked her moth
er with a butrher knife.
Miss Adela Halter of Seattle, was
the dancer named by Mrs. De Plata.
Dr. D Plata has contended his
wife's evidence could not be used
in court against a foreign consul
against whom a divorce action
could not be brought within the Jur
isdiction of the courts.
(AaaocUlnl Proa Uaanl Wirr.)
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., April
4 -Construction of a new hospit
al to cost $45,000 was annauonc
ed here today by Dr. Warren
Hunt, owner of the Klamath Val
ley Hospital. The new building
will he an addition to the present
hospital and will serve 100 patients.
NOTICE AUDIT OF COUNTY
BOOKS.
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Court will receive bids up
to and including Wednesday. May
6. I!i25, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the
audit of the books of the Sheriff,
Treasurer and Clerk of Dojii'as
County, Oregon, for the year 1124.
Successful bidder will be required
to furn:sn a good and sufficient
bond in an amount equal to 25 per
cent of his bid. All bids to be riled
with the County Clerk. The Cou.t
7-eserves the right to rejoct any and
all lids.
By order of the Countv Court.
IRA B. RIDDLE.
' County Cork.
HOY' SCOl'TS MEET.
(Amcx-McI I'reaa I-oaeil Win-.)
PENDLETON, Ore.. April 4.
Approximately four hundred Hoy
Scouts from the lllue Mountain
council which tukes in five coun
ties in Oregon and Washington,
are here today for the annual Hoy
Scout rally in Round I'p park.
There will he competition between
troops In nil lines of scout craft.
43.8 Miles on Gal,
of Gas
II
To Cure p.
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i in 53"?r
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noiBnrnn. our, fl
We'd like to mak you look
like this for Easter.
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phons 277
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Brom
Quinine
table fs
The tonic and laxative
effect of Laxative BKOMO
QUININE TableU will for
tify the system against Grip,
Influenza and other serious
ills resulting from a Cold.
The box bears this signature
Price 30c.
( .nociated 1'rvM ltuvl Win-.)
EUUKXU, Ore., April 4. Ray
CyjJonaell. former big league
catcher with the St. Louis Na
tionals, is assisting Coach Hilly
Reinhart In handling the vamlty
baseball candidates at the Uni
versity of Oregon this year. O'
Donnell spent hit) days in the ma
jors more thau ten years ago.
when Roger Dresnahau was man
aging the St. Louis team.
The former big leaguer is han
dling the pitchers and catchers,
and Is also coaching the rest of
the squad ia sliding and base
running.
fancy, rag
EUGENE. Ore.. April 4. Total
destruction of the buildings and
equipment of the Dutton Lumb-er
company sawmill at West Lake on
the west side of Siltcoos Lake, re
sulted from a blaze of unknown
origin that broke out shortly be
fore midnight last night and
swept the plant. The mill had
been closed for the past several
j months.
The plant had a capacity of
40,000 feet when In operation,
and preparations had been made
for a re-opeuing of the mill early
next week. The mill was owned
by the Dutton Lumber company
of Portland.
Sheriff Frank E. Taylor left
for the scene to Investigate the
origin of the bluze.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
(AMorUted Prvm Iunl Wire.)
SALEM. Ore., Apr. 4. Contracts
amounting to $216,9 for the con
struction of the Boy's Training
1 School near Woodburn were let yes
I terduy by the state board of con
! trol. Settergreen Brothers of Port
, land, obtained the general contract
! for Jll'y.HTO, in a field of nine bid
Iders. When completed the school
will have four cottages, a main ad
ministration and school building,
kitchen and commissary, boiler
house, water tank and tower.
Slightly used ranges at Powell's.
TKA1X SKKVICE STAUTS.
(Ar Utl Vtrm Leurd Wtr.)
LONG VIEW. Wash., April 4.
Towns of Southwestern Washing
ton and Northern Oregon, joined
with LoiiKview today in celebra
tion of the starting of train cter
vire between Long view and Ky-
High grade, extra
rugs at Lowell's.
DAWES MAY VISIT.
(Aaaoeiiteti I'Tem Leurd Wire.)
EUGENE. Ore.. April 4. Pos
sibility that Charles G. Dawes,
vice-president of the United Sta
irs muy attend the annual session
of the Oregon State Bankers As
ocliitiou, at Corvallis, June 11 to
13., was announced here today by
Claude D. Korer, president of the
state organization.
Mr. Dawes according to Mr.
Rorer will be in Oregon about
that time, and since he is a mem
ber of the National Hanking As
sociation. It la expected that he
will be one of the principal speak
ers at the Corvallis meeting.
Lawnmowers at rowell's.
.HT Jt.lY I BE ASE.
(AnocUtrd I'rem Leaned V.'inf)
NEW ORLEANS, La.. April 4.
Enginemen of the Southern Pa
cific lines, operating between Now
Orleans and El Paso has been
granted a wage lncreuso of five
per cent retroactive to Septem
ber 21 , 1 12 4. Information to
this effect was obtained at the
roads office here today and fol
lowed action taken at a confer
ence in Houston, Texas.
For prompt taxi service, city or
xmuuy trips. Pbone 44.
BEAU IX APALHTMEXT.
(AwM-IatM Trow Laai-d Win.)
OAKLAND. Cal.. April 4. A
bear, big and shaggy, entered an
apartment house here today and
started upstairs to an accompani
ment of screams, slamming of
doors and clicking of keys In the
locks. Police trapped It on the
top floor. It was Gentle Sadie of
the Oakland Zoo, hunting for
peanuts, the trainer said.
SMELT KI X EX DEB.
(AMocUtrd Pre LraMd Wire.)
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 4.
The smelt run in the Shady River
today appeared to be nvr. It
lasted -10 days, and wan the long
est in the memory of Troutdule's
old t inhabitants.
For the past week. Portlanders
paid little attention to the smelt.
Great crowds were attached to the
Sandy, when the run started.
The best 50c meal In town
served from 11:30 to 1:30 at the
orango Lantern.
MANY AUTOS BEi.lM U.UD.
(AMoeUtcd Vrem Lcawd Wire.)
SALEM. On.. April 4. Auto
mobile registrations so far rec
orded for at the olfice of
the secretary of state, Indicate
that the registration! this year
will reach 2us,0iio. In 1'.il'4 the
regit rations reached 1 HJ.000.
''EorMhe first quarter nf tho
year", said Secretary Kozer to
day, "there havft be-n rcitered
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
A PASSING FANCY Puzile No. 141
Edited by J. C. BOYD
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tack of faint
ness
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(abhr.)
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encounter
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(pi. abbr.)
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(pi. abbr.) ,
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34 fall into
error
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little diffi
culty 48 and not
4 'J cut of
meat
50 female
deer
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the Negrito
3 Ounces '
(slang.)
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resentment
due to slight
5 to pull with
force
C pointed in
struments 7 very acid
fruit (pi.)
8 closes
9 Mexican
dollar
10 measure
of time
(pi. abbr.)
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fruiLi, pud
dinrrs etc.
19 followed
after
20 fumes
22 is without
24 assumed
a fixed posi
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27 drink little
by little
28 has been
29 confer any
title upon
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Herewith is Solution of PuzzU
No. 140.
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A WORD FOR BEGINNERS.
The best way to solve i
cross-word puzzle is to run
quickly over the list of hori
zontal and vortical synonyms
and comare thrm to the spaces
ii the puzzle extending cross
wise or downward frum the
number of the synonym. Some
word which will j:ist fll In the
number of space available will
quickly occur to yu in some
Instances, giving you K foun
dation from which to the
more difficult words. Te
words must interlock pcrfatft;.".
BUILOINO. LOTS
On Brown Avonuo In West Hose
burK. If you are contemplating
buildlOK ft home see Brown Avenue
before you decide and see P. J.
Ballf for prices on lots on either
side of avenue.
QUARANTINE 6TILL ON
caaaoelalM tnm Laaatd Vlra.)
SALEM, Ore., Apr. 4. No chance
In the quarantine of Importation of ;
California, cattle, sheep and swine
into Oregon will be made atjirvs-l
ent, the stale livestock sanitary
board decided at a special meeting
yesterday. Any action exposing;
Oregon livestock to the hoof and
mouth disease will be opposed,
Governor Pierce indicated, lie In
timated that In addition to protect
ing Oregon livestock the quarantine
might have the effect of Improving ,
the cattle market In fortlanu.
Of Course It's Good
"Why," said a surprised customer, "that Exchange
Flour is GOOD flour." ;
A lot of people have the same idea. Because the
price is low they are surprised to find our goods
better than most and as good as the best.
TRY THEM ONCE!
Flour $2.10. $2.25, $2.40
Salt 85c 100 lbs.
9-39 Wire 38c rod
SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURO OAKLAND
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE
The best 60c meal In town
served from 11:30 to 1:30 at the
OruiiKO Lantern.
FORSAl
OPPOSE MINE RIGHTS
(AiwnrUlrU Vnm Leaied Wire.)
JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Ajr. 4.
Knights of the Ku Klux Klttn at a
meeting hero last night passed a
resolution of protest against the
proposed contract between the state
Internal Improvement board and 1.
M. Hlrschfield of California. glvtnK
the latter the right to mine. Jack
sonville beaches.
An account of the meeting, to
gether with copies of the resolution
were given newspapers today by a
Klan committee. The resolution,
copies of which are to be sent to
Governor Martin and to the secre
tary of the internal improvement
board, opposes in full force the
leasing of Jacksonville's greatest
natural anset, the beaches, for pri
vate gain.
FOU PALE Baby buggy, good con
dit.on, S.00. .55 South MninSt.
DHY UL1 CKOWTH'nr wuotffor
Mill', fur 2 tier load, l'hone
FOU SALE Big Jersey cow wlth
cult, i)5. W. D. Nlckson, Melrose
Orvgon.
FOU
cow,
U. S.
fresh.
John-
PROSECUTION RESTS
(Ataoclatfd Trra Leased Wire.)
W) M BAY, India. Api. 4. The
prosecution concluded its case to
day In the preliminary hearing of
the nine meu charged with attempt
ing last January to abduct M unit ax
llegum the Nautch girl and erst
while favorite of the Maharaja of
Indore. It is expected the accused
will be committed Monday for trial
in the higher court at Madras, the
change of venue being on the plea
of the defense thut a Bombay jury
would be biased lu favor of the
prosecution.
Arundel, piano luner. fnooe 1R9-L
OBSERVE PEAR DAY
(Afworlatfd Prom Leased Wire.)
MEDFOltO. Ore., Apr. 4. The
first annual observance of Pear Day
of the Kogue river valley fruit grow
ers wan begun this morning at the
IlotW Medford with about 350 grow
ers In attendance. It was one of
the largest attended fruit meetings
in the history of Southern Oregon.
A. H. KlpPi secretary of tip
Chamber of Commerce of Portland
delivered a short talk on "orgamza
tion. Its aims and accomplishments',
When You Catch Cold
Rub on Musterole
Mustcrolc is easy to apply and it gctf
in its good work right away. Often il
prevents a cold from turning into "flu"
or pneumonia. Just apply Musleruk
with the lingers. It dues all the good
work of grandmother's mustard plastei
without the blister.
Musterole isaclean. white ointment
made of oil of mustard and other horni
simples. It is recommended by mam
doctors and nurses. Try Musterole fis
sure throat, cold on the chest, rhcuma
tism. lumbago, pleurisy, stiff neck, bron
chilis, asthma, neuralgia, congestion
pains and ac hes of the back and joints
Biirains.wiremusdes.bruises.chilbUins
Irosti-d fret colds of all sorts.
ToMothert! Musterole Is alio
mad In milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
35c and Cfic, jars and tubes; hos
pital siie,j.ii.
WANTED j.
i
m - - - .- - I
SAl.K-.Milell
Sumo young plKs.
sun, Wilbur, Uru.
F(JR SALK Oak body woouTTtove
or block, 11.75 and i a tier.
lllahee Mill and Manufactory,
Oakland, Oro.
FOIl "SALE Timber claim, lots,
residence and store. l'Uoue 243,
or address 113 SUerluau street,
KoaeburK, Ore.
i;OH
"SALE Oak wood, block
WANTED Man and wife Just ar
rived from east want Job on
much. . Experienced. Address
"Easterner" care News-Review.-
Lilt K SS M A K I NO - and tailoring,
reasonable prices, and sewing
lessons, 75c an hour or terms
for afternoons. Mrs. Guthridge, -52S
South Main.
MALE HELP WITH INVEST
MENT Manufacturer wants
sales managers, open branch of-"
' flees, manage salesmen. $300
to $1000 necessary. Possibili
ties unlimited. SECRETARY,
124 W. 4th street. Suite 78,
Los Angeles, Cal.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT I room bouse. Inquire
23U E. Lane St.
FOR RENT 2 room apartment
furnished. 927 Winchester St.
wood, 3.50; stove wood J3.76 for, RENT 3 room apt. Modern.
per tk-r.
ZtiU-J.
Uardner Bros. Pbone
FOU SALE Hordes from 900 to
1500 pounds. If you want any
baled hay, see L. G. Moxley,
Wilbur, Oregon.
DTlAl TIFl'L i t! II V R A ,N
home and chicken ranch on
pavemcuu All conveniences,
your owu terms. Also cliy prop
erty. See Jim Clark at Roseburg
Studio.
FOR SALE Oak "dining room set",
wicker sitting room set, Congo
leum rug, library table, wicker
baby bugxy, all in good condition.
Call Saturday evening, Sunday, or
Monday evening at 332 West
Douglas street.
FOR SALE CHEAP ThrceTyoung
milk cows; gentle and good
testers; also young pigs and
feeders reasonable it taken at
oncw. See them any time at
my place; Harry Morrow, R.
1, box 37. .Oakland, Oro.
Adults only. 814 Mill street
FOR RENT Furnished 4-room
apartment. Adults only. Pbone
lsl-R
FOR RENT Furnished 3 room apt.
gas-range, water, lights. 608 8.
Stephens street.
FOR RENT Furnished room for
light housekeeping, also garage.
810 N. Jackson street. '
FOR RENT Four-room modern
bouse partly furnished, close in.
Adults only. 817 Oak St.
FOR RENT Garage in Laufelwood
Call at duplex house, Harvard
Ave. In Laurelwood. Ask for Mr.
King.
WANTEI nt once man dlshwash-
.... ut rr..rn.i,.,l ftir
t:APAI)LE MAN "wants road woili
or other day labor. Elmer M.
WIIhou, Roseburg, Ore., gen. del.
YOL'NO "LAI)Y wishes-permanent
housework in county or city. If
permanent, wages "15. Address
E. R., Roseburg, Ore., gen. del.
BetUr than a maitard plalttr
anil explained the results of cooper
ation In m-chardry and other farm
efforts, using the Eugene creamery
as an example of Ihe results of co
operative spirit, which he strongly
urged as a solution of farm and
orchard problems.
The attendance was representa
tive, from all sections of the Rogue
river valley, ami Ihe spirit exem
plified, showed a keener interest
on the pari of the growers than in
oilier similar meetings.
The purpose of Ihe meeting,
which Is planned to be an annual
feature. Is to bring Ihe growers
closer together, for a discussion of
their problems, and is under Ihe
auspices of tho local growers ex
change. 'i'lie main feature of the day's
program will come this afternoon
with addresses by Arthur Foster of
the land settlement department of
the I'ortlanrl Chamber of Commerce
on the subieet "land settlement
movement in ihe Itomio Itlver Val
ley" and a talk by Flank T. Sweet,
pieHplent and manager of the Calif
ornia Pear (irower's Association,
who will explain the. pear situation
In that state.
FOU RENT Furnished, clean and
modern apartment, ten misutei
walk from downtown. 1204 Win
chester street
FOR R ENT robm apt wlUTbatlV
lights and water furnished. 1
blocks from P. O., $17.50. Phone
227-Y.
FOR RENT A 160 Acre stock
ranch, 1 1 miles from Pacific
Highway, four miles north of
brain. One good 7-room house,
good barn, good fence, all kinds
of fruit. Spring water, good
trout stream. Inquire of R.
Pearson. Winchester, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS
i
CAR OWNER Don't forget t
call 553 when In need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wreckinf
House.
MA RCEL and"bob-cu"rl75c7la.l
cut and curl 60c, at my home,
331 S. Main, Pbone 67-Y. Mrs,
Amy Rogers.
RADIATORS That's my" business. .
New cores Installed, and old ones
made new. Lark, radiator
829 W. Lane.
I
I LOST AND FOUND
FOUND (lunch of keys on the
street. Owner please call at this
office.
LOST 2" horses, bays, weight 1100
and l ino. Notify S. L. Duell, Myr-
lie Creek.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. rl. PLYLER Chiropractic '
physician, 126 W. Lane St.
fTOBBY
FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER REBORINQ
Our Specialty
UNION GARAGE
Authorixed Ford 8ervlc
Goodbye, Hank.
By WINNER
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Reliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqus Hotel
Clcsnlro. Pressing, Alterstions
We Make Your Clothes
in Roseburg
ill
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