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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. APRIL 7. 1925. THREE Wednesday Bargains Tomorrow at Stoned APPLES cooking 5 lbs. .., 25c COFFEE tt $1-48 MILK Bordem 3 for ... 25c .SPU D S T' S2735 BUTTER ZtrST. 95c SOUP tZJZ 25c S O A P fr 39c CORN FLAKES 9c California ijjTjj f A 1 1 I .TtJV 311 Wt Oregon ViP 1 L i k I 3 Roseburg, Ore. LOCAL NEWS H. D. Roe was here from north !"rn polnta yesterday attending; to ! business afruir. Mr. lioo is from I Kuirene. From Jakland Muhouey was here from Viiitor H. E, Oakland Monday and mient several hoars In Jtiwiburg utleudiim to business mutters. From Meli-oae Charles Stublis spent a few hours In KoHeburg Monday at tending to business mailers. Mr. &ubbs U a Meirobe resident. Visitor Monday Mrs. J. Metitter spent a few hours in this city yesterday shop ping and visiting. Mrs. Mclisi-r is a resident of Melrose. Yoncalla Couple Spend Oay ' Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Tandy spent Monday In this city attending to business matters and shopping. They art residents of Yoncalla. a : U OreSon V J 1 j k ! HJJ Roseburg. Or I VLxItura from Portland Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nichols, Oi Portland, are visiting at the home of Mr. Nichols' parents, Mr. und Mrs. I. 11. Nli-holH ut. lirockway. Ltindceni Visit .Mr. and Mm. Conrad Lundeen were hero yesterday from Klgu rose and spent the day visiting friends and transacting business. CITY COUNCIL GIVES DUTIES MUCH THOUGHT (Continued from page 1.) ' and arguments, such as have arisen 1 In the past. The session last night was one of the busiest to be held for Sev ern, months. All of the councilman were present, and the room was filled with interested spectators. A committee composed of B. Day, T. II. Ness, C. S. Heinllne and Guy Cordon, apepared before the council and asked for concession rights during the strawberry car nival. The council was advised that the Umpqua Chiefs, who aro In charge of the event, are desirous of bringing a carnival company here for the week from May IS to 2'A, inclusive, and the nature of the contract was explained. It was Rhown that the company Is to be the largest ever brought in for t the annual festival, and that ex clusive concession privileges must be obtained or the event could not be properly handled. The council readily granted the concession rluhts to the I'mnqua Chief:, a!-1 though the committee was advised that the Chiefs would be held re sponsible for the conduct of th: company, and that they would be ; required to see that none of the; games conducted were in violation j of the sBite or city statutes. The committee arreed to this provision, and also announced a willingness to provide extra police to handle : the crowns. f C. 8. Helnline nppeared also for a number of petitioners from th ' west side, who are requesting a ; light .at the west end of the Oak street bridge. This matter was re-, ferred to the light committee as . well as one for a light on the; south end of Moore street. , The request of J. W. Draper for j a culvert at the end of Main street, was referred to the street ; committee for investigation. i The recorder was authorized to pav city warrants amounting to $2049, for the city's share in the paving of Rowe. Flint and Roe streets, which the city paid for ; the surfacing in front of its own property. j Councilman Kidder, chairman of, the street committee, announced j that the Mt. Nebo road ha been ' finished, and that the city's share was 11.277.3"). This road was built at about half of the estimated cost, as the county Ufled Its crew of pris oners from the county jail, cutting the labor cost down. The bill was ordered paid. It was reported by Councilman lies, of the fire and water commit tee, that a thorough Burvey has been made of the Terrace Park ad dition, and it has been found that the district is inadequately pro tected. The committee ud vised the Installation of two new fire hy drants, one at the corner of Reser voir and Terrace avenues, and the other at the intersection of Lane and Glenn streets. The report was approved and as the council deeimd it to be the best policy to have extra hydrants on hand, the recorder was authorized to order four new hydrants. A-compIaint of F. C. FTtzpatrick, that drainage water from Third avenue is running into the base ment of his house, was referred to the health and police committee. The proposition or establishing a crossing from North Pine street to Rast avenue was discussed briefly, but no action was taken,; as the committee desire 1 further , time for Investigation. j Ordinances providing for the as-, sessment of property abutting on j E. Fourth street, which was re-1 cently paved and also for the' grunting of a spur track franchise to the Southern Pacific company, j were read for the third time and 1 passed. It was reported to the council that the county road machinery is j expected to be available to the city! during the week, and that Harvard I avenue and Second avenue south i will be improved within afew! days. I The city engineer was instructed j to inspect 'the Deer Creek bridge and test the soundness of the ! structure to determine whether or j not repairs are needed this year. Prom Melrose Mrs. John (lalla was an out of town visitor Monday and spent several hours shopping and at tending to business matters. She is from Melrose. From IjOoiih Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turpin and children were here Monday visiting with friends and looking ( after business affairs. They re side at Leona. Visit at 1 HI lard Mrs. S. Sheridan left for Pit lard this muruing to seud the duy v.siting with friends. : From Sutherlin j Vernon Holgate was here for several hours Sunday visiting friends, lie is a Sutherlin resident. From Poi-tlmid Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pickarts were arrivals here Monday from Portland and were overnight visitors. SpendM lay on ItuftlneKS J. F. Muellenberg arrived here yesterday front Portland and spent the duy attending to busi ness matters. J. M. Gross .was here over Mon day attending to business matters and visiting. He resides ut Can youville. From Coast A. Miller was a visitor tn this city Monday and overnight from t he coast. M r. M iller is from North lltnd. Slem Man Here W. T. Browning arrived here last night from Salem to sttend a day or so in Roseburg looking aft,er busi ness affairs. Here on Itustiietts A. McRae arrived here Monday from Portland and Is spending a duy or so here attending to busi ness mat Uts. Three times a day every day fur a year is not once too oil en. You will agree when you trv one loaf of GRIMM imps. MILK liREAD. Phone 133. From Coat R. A. Klliott was a visitor and overnight guest In this city Mon day from the coast. Mr. Elliott Is from North Rend. ! , , j Rich Laborer j I1 .- p w See the new McCormlck-Peerlng gas engines at Wharton Pros. When you see how smooth they run you will buy no other kind. Here From Coast K. Nunn arrived from Marsh field yesterday evening lo spend a short time in the city attending to business matters. Mr. MfKliiuou Spends liny I). J. McKinnon arrived here yesterday from Kugene and spent the day in Roseburg transacting business. On Business- G. E. Hougen was an arrival from the south yesterday and transacted business. Mr. ilougeu Is from Medford. From Eugene G. S. McLill was an arrival from the iiorth yesterday evening and was an overnight visitor iu this city. Mr. McLill resides in Eugene. From Corvn 1 1 Is Chester Morgan was h'ere from O. A. C. ut Corvallis over the week end visiting with hi par ents, Mr. and Mrs. U. 11. Morgan and with friends. From Oakland ' Mrs. L. I). Pinkston was a visitor in this city from points north yes terday and spent several hours shopping and visiting. Mrs. Pink ston resides at Oakland. ' Here Monday L. W. Simmons, who Is visiting with friends at Canyonville for a short time, was here attending to business matters yesterday. Mr. Simmons is from Marshfield. In TtMlny Mrs. Walter Leake was here from Dixonville this morning shopping und transacting business lor u few hours. From Klamath Falls I Anion those from the south to spend a short time here Monday as visitors was W. II. Cody. Mr. j Cody is from Klamath Fulls. Visitors Monday Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Kay were I here yesterday and overnight as visitors from the south. They are residents of Klamath Falls. M Kcrimn In W, J. Kernan was hero this morning attending to business af fairs for several hours. Mr. Ker nun resides ut Sutherlin. Left For Idaho Mrs. A. L. King left this morn ing for Kendriek, Idaho, wire re stio will spend the next two weeks or so visiting with friends. Coast Men Visit John Ilernhardt and G. L. Arm strong were here Monday from the coast attending to businers mutters. Tlwy are Ueedsport residents. Visitors Monday Mr. and Mrs. Y. Howe were among those from southern points to visit in this city over Monday. They are residents of Klamath Falls. Bend Couple Visit Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Caton were ar rivals from the coast yesterday evening and were overnight visi tors in Roseburg. They are from Rend. Arrives from Coast Mrs. Florence Gihbs arrived here from the coast yesterday after- I noon and evening In Roseburg as a visitor. She resides at North j Rend. Dismissed From Hospital Roy Stearns, who has been 111 at the Mercy Hospital for several weeks, was tlism iseu r rom t nat place today and returned to his homo alOukland. Mr. Streit Better Mrs. Frank Streit, who has been quite 111 with pneumonia at her home on 811 Thompson street, Is reported somewhat better. , Dr. Charles 13. Wade is in attendance. Returns to Scuttle Vernon McKay, who has been vi.sftiu with friends in this city for the past week or ten days, left Sunday for Seattle, to resume his studies at the ' I Diversity of Washington. . Portland Couple Vi.lt I Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Render were visitors in Roseburg Monday and : overnight from northern points. They are Portland residents. Mr. Stat. hi Here J. L. Statnn is spending n short time in this city attending to business affairs. Mr. Stutou ar rived from Eugene yesterday. Visitors Monday Mr. and Mrs. William Wares were arrivals from the south Mon day and visited here. They are from San Francisco and are motor ing to Portland. Coopers powder sheep dip at Wharton Pros. One dipping takes the place of two because the chem- ! Icals react every time the wool gets wet. Read the Classified ads. in The News-Review. They mean dollars to you. Men and Women inNews of the Day Ijoiih In Monday Among those from out of town to spend several hours here Mon day were Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Long, of Coles Valley. They were here shopping and transacting business. Visiting In Portland Mrs. W. E. Carll left Sunday for Portland with her sister. Miss Mar garet Cook, who is reported lo be greatly improved In health after several weeks treatment in that city. Miss Cook nmy remain in Portland permanently. On ItnsiuesN L. T. Russell was an arrival here yesterday from the north and spent the day h'ere on busi ness. Mr. KuRsell is from Portland. Salem Couple- Vi It Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hon man were among those from northern points to stop over in Roseburg Monday as visitors. They reside at Salem. i North Side Circle Meets Thursday j The North Side Circle of the i First M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. M. W. Rergh, on Oil West Commercial Hlreet on Thursday afternoon. Return to Canyonville Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Stenger re turned to their homo at Canyon ville this morning after spending Monday In this city visiting and attending to business matters. 1 - '? v. t. 1 Born and reared In an atmosphere Of millions, Fowler McCornitck. sod ; of Harold P. McCormlck, Interna tional Harvaster magnate, of Chi cago, and Edith Rockefeller Mo -Cormlck. la working nine noma a 1 day In the Milwaukee, Wis., plant of the harvester company, loading metal pigs on wagons. His salary ' Is $15 a week, four of which he pays out for board In a cheap rooming ; house. Fowler McCormlck Is the ( godson of Fifl Potter Stillman fir mer wife of James A. Stillman, ' ex-president of the National City Bank of New York and took the , Job oq her advice. . Speaking of bread like mother used to make. It sure had noth ing on GRIMM PROS. MILK UREAL). Phone 133. On Business C. F. Schmeer waa an arrival from l'u gene Monday and spent the day here ut tending to business matters. Hart Schaffner ILMarx j Clothes BUY A GOOD SUIT for Easter Sunday That doesn't mean just a good-looking suit. Most clothes look good when they are new. It means a suit sc good all the way thru that it will look smart for many days to come. It will keep its shape and wear long, and well. Our clothes are that good. Eugene People To Locate H Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ivie and fam ily arrived here from Eugene last night to mnke their home in Rose burg. Mr. Ivie Is employed by the Shell Oil company and was trans ferred to this city, where he will be employed at the plant In Eden- bower as clerk. They will make thMr home on 947 West First street mm ItetuniK tn Tnlilo -'rtH-k C. I'urdom returned to his home at Table Creek this morning alter snendlnjt .Monday In this city at tending to business mutters and punliasing supplies. Will conduct my annual EastT T.llly potteil plant sate at rmtxiua (Irocery and Confectionary. West Oak St. llridge near Mercy Hospit al, Wednfsilay. Thursday, Krhlay and Saturday, April 8 to 11. Kv eryone Invited to call nnd look my display over. Mrs. F. D. Owen. From Medford Mr. nnd Mrs. C. T. HiiKKins and family were visitor In this city from southern (mints and spent the nUcht hero Monday. They are from Medford. 4 v., r-i Undergoes Operation Sunday .Robbie, the small son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Morris, of Oakland, underwent an operation for mas toids at Mercy Hospital Sunday morning. Ir. Seely was in attend ance. He is reported as getting along nicely now. 9 C s r& ? 'V4 h i mrciJ : V ! Is Improving Marion Elizabeth, the ten months jold daughter of l)r. and Mrs. H. C. iChurch, who had the misfortune to fall and break her rirht collar bone J Thursday, Is reported to be much I improved. Dr. Shoemaker Is In at- tendance. Move to ltoMltirg Mr. rind Mrs. William Vaughn and family, formerly of Lelanon, have arrived to locate In Rose burg. They have just ret urned from a motor trip through Cali fornia, and will reside on Bouth Main street. Mr. Malcolm Visitor P. S. Malcolm, of Portland, was a guest over Sunday nnd Monday I at the Hotel I'mpqua. Mr. Malcolm lis a member of Ihe Scottish Rite Masons, holding the 3:1 rd degree, ;and was here to put on the degree 1 work at that lodge Monday. Coast Man Hero Hero from Eugene David Johnson arrived here E. R. Ilerfllnger arrived here from the coast yesterday to spend 'Monday afternoon from Eugene a short time in this city attend- J to spend a day or so In this city ing to business matters. Mr. looking after buslnef matter. Johnson is from Marshfield. jMr. Uerflinger is from Eugvne. .Arrive from Porlland to YMt IMvonvltle Omplo Vllt Mrs. T. A. Fenton arrived beret Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Tru'sell (his morning from Portland to were visitors this morning from viMt ut the home of her mot her, j points vast of Roseburg. spend Mr. Jacobs and with her sister, ling several hours transnctlng Mf:s Crystal Jacobs. Sire will be i business. They are from Dixon here about a month. iville. 1 FILED JSGIST CROSS BUNS (AMoclatH 1rrM LbbmI Wln.) LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 7. A petition asking receivership for the local unit of the Knlghta of the Ku Klux Klan, alleging that funds had been "misappropriated, dissi pated nnd squandered," was filed in circuit court here today by Dr. W. H. Morgan and A. J. Owens, Insurance agent, recently suspend ed by the stale insurance commis sioner. Not less than $20,000 has been collected by A. D. George, kleagle, and by A. W. Hopman, secretary I and treasurer, the petition alleged. ! No report of the funds collected as initiation fees, dues and through gifts to the local order has been made to tho membersrlp at large , the report says. - . j The statements made by Klan agent, declared in the petition to have been ''fraudulent and false," were responsible for the member ship enrollment of 6,000 In" the country. , Ruy your farm machinery where they maintain a purls service, at Wharton Pros. Good Friday Specials! You'll surely wnnt a dozen or two of our Mot Cross Buns for Good Fri day. Their delicious nnd dainty taste mnke them especially wanted for this day. No Grain Bags Bought Till July 1 . Douglas Co. Flour Mill Men and Women in News Spotlight Call up Phone 241 Heart Beats Heard Over Radio Mails of the TnltM States. It Is charged, are flooded with reiuestt' to speculate In a big Danish lottery, said to be sponsored and guaran teed by Ktng Christian of Denmark. "Prince" Zrd"cheno, sHf-styled y.mW of Khurdtstan, hat been deported from New York to Europe by Federal authorities. Hanfnrd MacNIder. of Mason City, Iowa, former Xfctlonal commander of th American Legion, has been secretly married In Mason Cfty to Miss Margaret McAnley, hit boyhood sweetheart. Mrs Leonard Kip Rhlnelander. In whose veins Is said to he negro blood. cd whose marriage to the scion of the famous New York family caused a sen.tation and a suit for annulment, laughed at the statement that her name was to be omitted from the social register, after baring appeared In ft montfelr supplement. Interclast Baseball Game Held The fourth and last of the Inter class baseball games was held yes terday afternoon at 4 o'clock In Laurel wood field between the sophomore and senior classes of the high school. ' !i- seniors won j with a score of 1 to 1. Mr. While VMt Ray While was fn Roseburg t Monday afternoon attending to business nintters. Mr. While ha ; a larg fhirkep ranch at Canyon- : ville and lint 4.",o new hau-hed chickn. which he will raise for ronin en lul pur.iosi s. j No Decision Reached j At yesterday's conference be- twem the public library board of directors and the business wopien's committee no definite decision was . reached In regard to the proposed i establMlimept or a comfort station ! In this city. The board, while not' opposed to the project, doubted Its . nilthnrttv In dtv.irt nmm.v frnm Ihu library fund for any purpose not strictly within original limitations, and the idea prevail! finally that the city's end of the matter should be taken care of by (he city council. Accordingly, the women's commit tee will take up the matter with mat DCiy in uue lime. ( fim:--- -1 Wf&:-:' K4 fj y v vv SAVE wii SAFETY atyour DRUGSTORE HEAJgr EKyr cry radio , ' ; Uolmeaturouja a Loi AnfeleliroaoMUni union. EPSOM SALT Two t' spoonful a of Puietest Ep'-'orn Suit iIMilved In a glass of watr and taken b'-foro hreak fHHt, means almost Immediate relief. Safe beraiisn It's (he unt. You fave lecaie (i s only half a t'0 a dose. NATHAN FULLERTON Tha Gtolt Vrug Sort Hoteburg, Oregon J - : A r '" ..s.rtw , 3 ' r ' -.Ay 7'- tr-V . Unltrd States Kf-nntnr Iteert HtniKtt, of l!tah, veteran itcpuhUrnn Inn'lfr, nufriTPd a C'lirrnl lirraktluwn on the floor of tlie Henataand was ordered to bed by his phynicians. I'ola NeKti, arrei'ii actrese?, in (T.lonKo on her way lo K,iri, to Halt her mother and 1:15 war nrpnan children she adnptrd In I'oland, ailmltted ahe was seeking a hatLatid to manaxs her bi "family." Cerman newapaoers reMrt William A. lfarriinaii, son of th. lata American railroad king, has secured tnv nienaeiy rlrh mamtanetta conceNaions In th. CaticaKU from tha Kolet GoTernment. Arthur Cutten, Chicago's (treated hull uluiger, Is crejited Vila losiug millions la Uit eullaps of May wheat. .