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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY. APRIL 13, 1925.
FIVE
to a
Thoughtful man
What more practical gift could you Rive
your wife than a ehorter and easier
aashday?
Sucb a gift la the Maytag Gyrafoam
Washer.
Not only Is It a mtans to shorter
wu&hday u and aplck-Bpan wauhinKH, but
It's the way to greater ease and more
complete satisfaction with the world
that's done.
Because of Its
astonishing speed,
old - fashioned
thoroughness and
unusual care, wo
men have termed
the Maytag "the
Miracle of Mon
day." It washes
twice as many
gar nients p-r
hour as other
wushers so clean
that even cuffs,
collars and wrist
bands require no
handrubbing so
careful that mak
ers of dainty,
filmy undergar
ments recom
mend it as su
perior to hand
washing for such
garments.
No more practical gift could a thoughtful man choose
and she needs it more than you imagine. Get her a Maytag.
9 Outstanding Maytag Features.
IGIIMOF
NEGROES AFTER
A' BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Idah McGlone Gibson
(AnocUtcd Vrrm Uird Win.)
DALLAS, Tex.. April 13. A
man was beaten to death and his
woman companion was criminully
assaulted by two negroes here last
night, the couple were riding near
tliH Southern Methodist Universi
ty campus.
Ryan Atkins. 28, was slugged to
death, the negroes using pistols.
The woman. Miss Mary Steer, Is
In a serious condition at her home
In the fashionable Belmont district
of Dallas.
Police reported the couple was
riding slowly along when the two
negroes jumped on the running
board of the automobile and beat
Atkins. After leaving the woman,
the negroes ran the machine sev
eral blocks and wrecked It They
escaped.
AT HOME day, and It Is perhaps a good way
' Yesterday afternoon a bunch of it0 begin.
the girls stopped In after the foot- It was Just a hen-party at my
ball game. They were Doris Kl- j house on the day of the football
lerton. Constance Terhune, Mar- I game. The girls had all stopped
Jorie Clements, Dale Cuinnierford i in for a little "snifter" before
and myself. 1 they hurried off to dress for Con-
Mother thinks tea Is an English I Ql8 party. I brought out the
custom and Tery smart so she en- i vey silver f ask that Paul had
-..,.... mA in . i..t nt given me Christmas and, with a
th iriria .. ml m.n.ln hr pvwrv . 8ll of lemon, a clove and the
afternoon.
Mother Is long for anything
i tea we made the usual hot toddy.
"I wish my mother was as easy
1 Washes faster.
2 Washes cleaner.
3 Largest hourly ca
pacity In the world.
A Most compact
washer made
takes floor spare
only "25 Inches
square.
5 Cast aluminum tub
can't warp, rot,
swell, split or cor
rode. 6 Easily adjusted to
your height.
7 Clothes can be put
in or taken out
with the washer
running.
8 Tub cleans itself.
9 All metal wringer.
Self adjusting. In
stant tension release.
9 Reasons for World Leadership
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
JEALOUSVALETOF
1
OF GML TEACH
HOOPING COUGH
No "cure" but helps to re
duce paroxysms of coughing.
V a f o Rub
Ovmr S T Million Jarm UamJ r.qrjy
(Allocated 1'reM La'AmmI Wire.)
LONDON, April 13. A slory of
fatal Jealousy was told In police
court today when Krnst Rhodes.
18 year old valet, appeared to an
swer a charge of murdering Grace
lllakaller, pretty 16 year old danc
ing instructress, who died Friday
from the effects of a slash in the
throat, the night previous in the
Vest Kensington district. A state
ment was read into the records,
alleged to have been made by
Rhodes to the police, admitting he
had cut the girl's throat with a ra
zor. The fatal act, as recorded In the
statement, was committed im
pulsively In a fit of Jealousy as ho
was bidding the young dancer
good nisht outside her home on
their return from a motion picture
theatre and she chaffed him about
other boys she might see during
the Easter holidays. Rhodes said
he was not aware he had slashed
the girl fatally as she ran to her
mother's home nearby and he did
not know she was dead until two
days later when he read the news
in ihe papers, lie then surrend
ered to the police. Rhodes was
remanded for a Week.
1.0iVIKV KAIM'.MAIt ASKS
I'KIUUX TO MAIiKKT HO.VDS
WASHINGTON. April 13. The
Loncvlew, Portland and Northern
Railroad applied to the interstate
commerce commission today for
permission to issue roo,0t0 in
common stock and $3,2r0,000 in
10-year, six per cent bonds. The
funds will go Into the construc
tion of 30 in livs of railroad in
Cewlitz and Lewis counties in
Washington state.
43.8 Miles on Gal. 4$g$K
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is the healing ointment penetrates the
pores, then comes a soothing, cooling
jensation and quick relief.
Made of pure oil of mustard nnd
Mhcr simple ingredients, Musterole is
recommended by many nurses and
doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis,
wire throat, stiff nrck, pleurisy, rheu
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To Mot her mt Muftteroleia alio
made in milder form for
babies nnd small children
Aide for Children's Musterole.
35c and 65c, jars
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.1
Notice To Water Consumers
Water will be shut off Tuesday,
April 14th, from 8:00 a. m. until
12:00 noon, affecting all of Kden
bower and Riverside.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY.
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SSI
The Odd Fellows baseball team
won the first game of the season
yesterday afternoon, when they
defeated the Elks by- a score of
8 to 3. Several of the members
or the Elks teum attended the
Days of '49 show at Coqullle on
Saturday night, and were not
back in time for the game Run
day afternoon, so that the Elks
wvre forced to drnft several play
ers to make up a full nine. The
Odd Fellows took the Jump at the
.-tart of the game and for a time
the score stood 5 to 0. Then the
Elks tightened and several Inn
ings of good ball were played, the
final result being 8 to 3 in favor
of the I. O. O. F. team. Tmpqua
Post of the American Legion is
sued a challenge to the winners,
and th s contest will be played
next Sunday.
English. She Is an awful social Cleo, wld Doris
climber and tries to make the ! Wlerton. "Mine absolutely refu
people believe that her ancestors, ' ' ' "T."' 'X' 'h,e
en Fneiish nouse. Jim and 1 have to steal
were tngiisn. I Into the butler s pantry for a
I dont think she would be ! cocktail"
eager to serve afternoon tea, how- , UoB thnk for , moment, Do
ever, if she knew that I had fixed rla lat moihft ,, easy goilig.
It up with Matt to empty the eon- , Slv dear mo(her j, Ju8t nllocent.
tents of somebody a flask In the xvhy do you know tnat ,, week
pot he sets before me." j too, her t0 ,he movlcs and she
Mother, poor dear. Innocent, i .n iUB..a h .hn. .t
perfectly content, sits at a table (he cruclal moment where John
at the other end of the room with : Gilbert wu, playing 'His Hour."
her own pot and magazines, she ju8t ihiIlklng that I was
Is the Countess of Hancock or . g(,tting some new wrnkles for
some other member of English my npxt pettn(, party whe0 mo.
Wgh socrcty. tlor touched my arm and said:
We came very near getting Into Conle cu,0i tnl8 ls u0 piace Ior
a mess the other day when Had J0U ,0
came in unexpectedly. Dad can I ..For a 'mPment I could not
smell pre-war liquor farther than thluk what h8 was getting at for
most anyone I know. ln8 idea tnat any woman, even
While Connie stood between my motnert cou,i be so guileless,
the pot and mother, Chick Mor- wa, beyond me.
ton poured about a pint morel ilesirles. I was really interest
hootch Into the tea pot. insisting e(, )n tne way Jonn QMxrt was
that Matt had held out on us and i olinorglynning.
had most likely drunk more than i "Mother kept twitching my arm
his share of the fire-water I had and ,aynK: 'Come, corte.' and
given him. He had hardly finish- 8ei,lnt that ,ne wa, really In
ed before Dad came Into the i earnest I went with her. I shall
room. i never take her to the movies
Involuntarily I said: "Take j RRan. i aon t want my dear,
care, Chick, the cops are on us." , dariing. Innocent mother to be-
I saw Dad's nose wrinkle up as come contaminated by the sight
does a hound when he is taking of kisses that take up more than
scent, and I continued in an un-' three feet of film."
dertone: "Chick, you've done it j Connie Terhune, who was lying
now. Dad's coming over here for . ln a Dg armchair slowly
his 'tea.'" drinking her tea, drawled: "I
Fortunately, Mother called him ; wondor what girls thought and
to introduce him to a Mrs. Hem- talked about when our mothers
lngton-Lord. and grandmothers were young?
I raised my eyehrows at Matt.Vhat did they do for a thrill?"
and told him I thought the pot ' -They didn't have any thrills,"
needed replenishing. I'll bet he 'Doris put in. "They were Just
and the rest of the servants had pUor fih. you know. No pep."
a peach of a time drinking up , "No, they weren't. They had
Chick's liquor. I can't say, though lots of thrills." I interrupted. "I
that Chick liked the Idea. know, tor I was up in the attic
I didn't intend to begin this hunting for some old fashioned
diary with a foolish story like the clothes for the colonial party and
one I've Just written, but after all I found my grandmother's diary."
the tea business was an Insplra- i pi, ki d it up from the table,
tion all right as it Is as much to 'ari() hastily turning to the place
the point as "Grandmother's pet- which had given me a laugh the
tlcoat." It shows how far we all ;dav before. I said: "Listen."
have moved since grandmother's 'Tomorrow: A l'nge from the Past.
HUSBAND 235 LB.
FRAUD WIFE SAYS
Describing her husband as "23s j
pounds of gross misrepresenta
tion." Mrs. Esther A. Hainley was
granted a divorce today by Judge
J. W. Sunimerfleld from Charles
W. ilamley, said to advertise him
self as an American Indian and i
"memory expert," says the Los :
Angelas Evening Herald.
"Was he a false alarm?" asked
Judge Sunimerfleld of the wife. I
"I should say he was a false
alarm, she replied. 1
"Mrs. Ilamley declared her hus-1
band was of a roving disposition ,
and that she traveled about with 1
him to different places where she
said he sought to form classes of
individuals and teach them me
thods of increasing their effici
ency in memory.
"On on occasion, she declared
her husband left her stranded in '
Montana and she was forced to
sell her Jewelry to provide for
herself and then to telegraph to
relatives for money to return to
California.
"She asserted that he married
her solely for her money and
then spent it for her." .
Mr. Hamley, the so-called
"memory expert" concerned In the
case mentioned by the Los Ange
les paper, was ln Koseburg last
fall, and collected considerable
montty from local students in his
memory classes. He gave a series
of lectures and was in Roseburg
for several weeks conducting
classes.
For concrete work call Taylor.
113 No. Flint St Tel. 226-tt.
TTAX
Charles A. Itraml, of Overland
Orcharda, left Sunday for Pori
litnd to meet with the state board
of horticulture and the govern
ment bureau of markets, which
will hold a joint session there this
evening- The meeting has been
called for t'ie purpose of consid
ering changes In grading fruit,
especially pears, and it Is expect
ed that some new rules will be
adopted at. the meeting, which
will be of much Importance to the
fruit growers of the county. In
the past. It is stated, the method
of grading pears, and the other
frnits has been detrimental to the
Interests of the- growers, and It
is expected that the new provis
ions will remedy conditions which
formerly affected the growers in
an adverse manner.
xmijix.i:s imu m;kt in
SAD -MKMOKY'H HOl lt.
WASHINGTON, April 13.
Frolicking youngsters abandoned
I to the Joys of Faster egg rolling
were again overlords of the White
J I Inline domain today, runtom so
had it, with the one interruption
I of the war uays, almost as long
a the presidential home has
1 ttond on its crest of the sloping
I luwns.
Faster Monday this year falls
Jon the seventieth birthday anni
i versa ry of Calvin Coolidgc, Jr.,
j iio dird la!t summer. President
anu .i rs. i ootid pe, nowever, ac
cepted the occasion for welcom
ing the city's children for the
annual event ju?t as warmly as
they did a year ago.
I )fJfO V A Better than a muttard plasm
WiyM tubby
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SHI COURT
(AnrwUtH Vtrm LruH ,.'ir.)
WASHI.(iTON. April 13.
California's Inheritance tax can
be Imposed upon an estate before
the federal inheritance or estate
tax has been deducted, the su
preme court held today In a case
brought hy the estate of Henrietta
Pierce Watkinson.
The courts of California sus
tained the state In imposing lis
inheritance tax without deduct
Ink from the value of the estate
the tax paid the federal govern
ment. The question decided will affect
the taxation of innerltances ln a
number of states.
Any gain ln value must be
taken Into account in taxes un
der the 1918 revenue act upon
Beturlties purchased before March
1. 1 9 1 and sold in 1919, the
court held today In another cane.
The court, in deciding a catte
brought by the government
against the estate of James J.
Flannery, held that the gain and
not the market value on March 1.
1913, the time fixed in the law for
determining value or the - pur
chase price, must vovern ln such
cases. t
In another tax case the court
ruled that the purchase price
when lower than the market value
on March 1, 1913 may be used in
computing for taxing purposes in
come derived from bond and stock
transactions.
Persons producing oil or crude
petroleum in Montana on hind
Ivased from the federal govern
ment are subject to the oil pro
ducers' licence tax of that state,
the supreme court held in a cae
brought by the Mid-northern oil
j Company against the state board
j of equalization.
The Southern Pacific employes
working in the local shops are
being kept very busy, and the
roundhouse is the scene of great
activity. During the winter time
the company laid off many of Us
mechanics, keeping only a suf
ficient force to keep the engines
in operation. As a result the
rolling stock is In need of a great
deal of repair work.
Starting next month the South
ern Pacific is looking for a great
Increase In traffic. Indications
aie that several hundred extra
trains will be necessary during
the Into spring and early summer
months to carry the freight and
passengers which will go over the
line. In anticipation of this rush
of business, haste Is being made
to get the equipment in 'condition
and the men in the shops are
working hard at this task. There
are approximately 200 men now
at ork In the roundhouse In this
city and more will probably be
needed as the business increases.
Lawn mowers at row ell's.
MANILA JOINS PROTEST
AGAINST STEAMSHIP SALE
(AjaorUted Ptm lrd Win.)
MANILA. April 13. The Philip
pine Chamber of Commerce today
adopted a resolution protesting
against the sale of shipping board
liners now ln the service of the
Pacific Mall Steamship company,
to the Dollar Steamship company.
The resolution was sent to Gov
ernor General Leonard Wood with
the request that he transmit U to
President Coolldge. The resolu
tion says:
'We protest against proposed
sale on the ground that a mon
opoly of rates, both ln freight
and passenger service, which will
be dictated, will handicap trade
intercourse between th United
States and the Philippine Islands
and lead eventually to an exten
sion of coastwise shipping laws of
the united States to the Philip
pines."
It has its place perhaps to catch fish with but
it is pretty poor stuff to use in business.
If $2.40 is a fair price Saturday it is a fair price any
other day.
Hard Wheat Flour S2.25
DON'T BE A FISH!
SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
R08CBURO OAKLAND
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE.
FOR SALE
7
GLADIOLI bulbs for sale. Call at
63ll W. Oak St.
JAPALAC. Paints and Varnishes, at
PowrU'a Furniture Co.
Would you avoid all posslbllU
ties of criticism Then order a
loaf of GRIMM TIROS.' MILK
BREAD. Phono 133.
WIFE FOR 25 YEARS WILL
TRY AGAIN FOR DIVORCE
(Aanrlatrd Fita Lturd Wirt.)
NEWPORT, R. I., April 13. Al
though It became known Inst nlRht
that Mrs. Jesse Margaret BudlonK
had Snturduy filed a suit seeking
separate maintenance from her
husband, Milton J. Budlong, the
couple spent the afternoon and
much bf the evening together ln
Newport. They would make no
statement of their plans.
Mrs. Budlong, who last February
lost her suit for divorce and was
denied custody of the two boys, ar
rived In Newport yesterday. Just
before the office of the clerk of
courts was closed, she quietly filed
the new petition.
The Budlongs were married 25
years ago. Following the loss of
her suit for divorce, Mrs. Budlong
locked herself ln a room of her
husband's apartment ln New York
and remained eight days without
food.
&he left on February 21 in Bud
long's automobile and has been in
retirement since.
Roe The Fern before buying your
flowering plants and beriiHng stock.
Always on the Job and prices right
o .
C'OMM KIM 'I A L ri'I.H'TKIW
MKKT WITH I'ltKSlDKXT.
Silently useft range at Powell's.
(AMnrlatM Vrem Li-awd Wirr.)
WASIIINOON. April 13. With
a luncheon engagement with
President Coolidge at the White
House, tire feature of the day's
program, a group of New Kng
land businepH men and manufac-
; turera aMfembled hero today for
a conference on tho junior
achievement club work among
city boys and girls.
i The movement hus as Its pur
poe the enlisting of rily youth
In productive, remunerative work
an a means of enabling them to
find a line of endeavor for which
j they are fitted and at the same
j lime curb luxurious tastes and de
structive habit".
GET FEELING
WELL AGAIN
From Mother Nature' storehouse
wa have gathered tha roots, barka
ind herbs which are compounded,
under the famous Tanlac formula,
:o make Tanlac. This great tonic
ind builder has brought health and
trength to millions.
If your body is weak and under
nourished, If you can't sleep or eat.
have stomach trouble or burning
rheumatism, just you see how
quickly Tanlnc can help you back
to health and strength.
Most people notice a big chango
for the better after tha very first
bottle. They have better appetites
and more pep. The sparkle comes
back to their dull eyes and color to
their faded cheeks.
Don't delay taking Tanlac an
other precious day. Stop ut your
druggist's now and got a bottle
of this, the greatest of all tonics.
Takt Tanlac VtflaM Plllt
for Conttipation
TANLAC
FOR YOUR HEALTH
SKCOND HAND Case Broccoli
transplanter at Wharton Bros.
WOOD FOR SALE Dry flrlblock
wood. 3 per tier. Phone 14F1
FOR SALK Hand cultivator with
all garden attachments. Phone
202-J. .
SEWlNOTlAfJfilNES for saleTfor
rent, and repairing. Powell Fur
niture Co.
FOR SALE Lloyd wicker baby
buggy, 2 Congoleum rugs S by 12.
S32W. Douglas.
FOIl SALE P.'lTpiga. Boar for
service. No service after May 15.
Ivar Grae. Wilbur, Ore.
FOR SALE Chevrolet touring :af,
and one Oliver typewriter. Mrs.
WS. Howard. Phone 479-R.
FOR SAL&v-Tlmbor claim, lota,
residence and store. Phone 243,
or address 113 Sheridan street,
Roseburg, Ore.
FOnT "SALE Ford, good running
condition all good rubber, cheap.
Kings Service Station, Coos Junc
tion.
FOR SALE One hack and 'top
buggy with harness; aUo incu
bator and brooder, all ln good
condition. Address "'S. R." care
News-Review.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
home and chicken ranch on
pavement All conveniences.
your own terms. Also city prop
erty. See Jim Clark at Roseburg
Studio.
WANTED
WANTED Sheep shearing. Plinn
W. Cooper. Phone 6F31.
WANTED Barley seed, Beardless
preferred. Lee Barker, Drain, Ore.
FrtR SALEoodJer?e7cowT50;
R. H. Grlnsted, phone 189-J, or
call 1038Corey Ave.
WANTEIBroccolf-planter will
buy or rent for summer. Weeks
and Sheldon, Ruckles, Ore.
WANTED Boy to spade small gar
den; also wheel chair to rent
or buy. Call 1031 Wst First St.
WANTKD Painting, paperhanglng,
kalBomlnlng. Reasonable. Esti
mates free. John Westerlund
Box SI Dlllard, Oregon.
WANTED At once, Z experienced
waitresses, also cook, woman pre
ferred. References. Good salary.
Address Box 1083, Medford, Ore.
Phone 338.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Garage. Inquire of Jo
Campbell at Ford Garage.
FOR RENT Garage near Ross
school. Phone 202-J.
FOR RENT Private sleeping room
for gentleman. Bath privilege
1204 Winchester St
FOR RENT Furnished - room fol
light housekeeping, light and
water 7 per month. Also garagt
810 N. Jack'.on SU
FOR RENT 6 room nouse, newly
decorated, hot, cold water, bath
and toilet Garage, woodhouse 641
Fowler St
FOR RENT 3 room apartment
with Data, lights and water fun
nished. 2 blocks from P. O. $17.61
Phone 227 Y.
r - 1
I MISCELLANEOUS I
J 1
MARCEL and bob curl 75c, half
cut and curl 60c. Phone 57-Y.
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Roger.
CAR OvVNER Don't forget ti
call 563 when ln need ot auta
parts. Sarffs Auto Wrecking
House.
RADIATORS That's my business
New core Installed, and old one
made new. Lark, radiator man,
229 W. Lane.
TO TRADE Equity in new modern
5 room bungalow In restricted
district; 20 minute puts you int
6th St station Los Angeles. Will
trade for property ln or near.
Roseburg. Address 2614 La Cres
cents Ave., Alhambra, Calif.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. If. H. PLYLER ChlropracUf
physician, 12f W. Lane Bt
VON ELM WINS AMATUER
GOLF TITLE THIRD TIME
(AnetitMl r utd Wlw.)
LOS ANGELES, April 13.
George Von Elm of the nancho
Country Club won his third golf
championship yesterday when he
defeated Norman Maclteth of Wll
shlre Country Club 13 and 10 on
the north course of the I-os An
geles Country Club for the South
ern California amateur title. Von
Klin alKo holds the Northern and
Southern California open' title.
A Message of
Economy
The stock of monument
which we carry, embody
good appearance, quality and
fine workmanship, at price
which make them outstand
ing values.
We hire no hlsh priced work
men or agenta and therefore
can save you from 25 per
cent to "0 per cent on your
work.
See us before placing your
order.
Peoples Marble and
x Granite Works
502 N. Jackson Street.
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
It's a habit of no me peopln to
ortlcr a loaf of bread iVKnrri.fftH of
th kind or quality. Try a loaf
of (iKIMM HKOrt. MII.K UKKAI)
and Dote the difference. Phone
l.'U.
Hank Knows a Trick or Two Himself.
By WINNER
Whither a man 1 well
groomed or not depends a
lot on the manner in which
hlgjporfenal Iliirn Is laun
dered. Ve wart to tell
you this. Mr Swrllit'srr,
that at tbi. laundry do
luxe you will find com
plete satisfaction.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
Phone 71 Roseburg, Or.
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Mr. D. Cornwall
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