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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. APRIL' 14. 1925. PLANTING TIME SPECIAL , 8 Choice Gladiolus Bulbi tent postpaid for 25 cent or 20 for BO ctnti, no two ale and guaranteed to bloom. (Or Send for List of Named Varieties.) Specialties: Narcissus, Tulips, Gladioli and Lliles. " Garden on E St Bet. 7th and 8th Fred C. M&ntgomery SPRINGFIELD, ORE. Bulb Grower Cut Flowers In Season I local news From Galley II In Hens Couch vas here today for a frw uuurs shopping; and vlalting with friend. .Miss Clougli rediuVs at (Jailcy. Leave For 8an Franciacd From Winston- Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Kisher left van lender was this morning by auto for San for a evr hours Francisco where they will send a irlt'iids., He rraidv week or ten days vtaltlnic and at , f . teDding to business matters. hero yesterday vlsitlnx with i mar Winston Needham To Locate In Corvallla Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Needham. who have resided here for the pant number of years, have gone to Cor vallla, where they expect to locate. Mr. Needham recently sold his store on Mill street. Mr. Russell Here Yesterday L. M. Russell was here from Returna Home M. H. Gallahnr, who has been visiting; at the U. R. Marley Home for the past week or so returned to his home at Wenatcbee, Wash ington this morning. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. George H. Me- Clary. of Seattle,-and Mrs. James McClary. of Portland, w ho have j been visiting in Hosebttrg the past Mr. Sutton Visitor n. B. Sutton was here this morn ing for a few hours attending to business matters. Mr. Sutton re- l sides at I'mpqua. Mr. Weatherford In M, Weatherford motored in from his home at Uidillu this morning and sM-nt several hours la Hose burg attending to business mutters. jeeu VIS1IIUK 111 nuseoiun mn isv A--.,... Bn.lllAn seek, returned to their homes to-j Ae"pU on' I linger and Fred Flsk. Here From Glendale Sunday " " Z Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harvey, werer . . . . . V m. here from Glendale Sunday to wit- l"r Tiller v.ni. f,,- o k . nu. ih h,r .r ii,l .,.,1 - " George wt to receive medical attention. Mr. J Club grounds. Mr. Harvey is part Russell had the niiutortune to hit ! owner of the Glendale Hardware his left thumb, while splitting I store. kindling at his place, splitting the i thumb badly. Dr. 11. R. Shoemaker : Leavea For California aitended the case, and it Is thought I Mrs. Blanche Atherton, who has umi ne win gel along nicely. been visiting at the home of Mr. day. Attends Regents Meeting Judge J. W. Hamilton was In PnvnM Vi.ati.ntMV ntl.nilimr a meet ing of the board of regents of thei"" uno.ryuc. vprun 1'iilversliy of Oregon. Those at-1 Joe Denn who underwent a Mrs. Jenka Visits Mrs, tu R. Jenka was here yes terday for several hours attending to business affairs and shopping. She resides at Azalea. Kenneth Clark, Roseburg boy, who recently returned from Weed,. California, has accepted a position' as clerk al'stone'a Grocery here. The Is a mighty good reason for It. Kveryone is using GUI MM HltOS.' MII.K llKKAl). It's qual ity accounts for it's popularity. i'lione 133. Redfield Return To Glendale- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Redfield !-, to her home at Los Angeles, land Mrs. G. W. Young and family for the past week or so, returned Calif- mriieu to ineir nonie at lilenuaie tliis morning after spending the past three or four days visiting at the home of their, daughter, .Mrs. Frank Brown, In West Uoseburg. They state that they have had quite a bit of rain at Glendale rec ently, but everything in their vic-i Kstate company in the lnity Is quite prosperous. i city.. ornia yesterday. She accompanied .Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Greene, also of Los Angeles, who have been visit ing In Seattle, and who stopped over here to visit and return south with her. Mr. Greene is connected with the Thomas J. Dunnlgan Real Accessory Firm Coming The Western Auto Supply Com pany, well known chain of auto accessory supplies, will move a complete stock to Roseburg this month lor installation in the Agee and Foster building on Stephens street. In casting about for the location of a new store, the offi cials of the company selected Roseburg und believe that the fu- ture of this city is excellent. i Seeking Elopers throat operation at Merry Hospital; Saturday, with Ur. Seely In attend-1 ance, Is reported getting along nicely. Business Man Here D. Johnson, well known Marsh field business man, arrived here yesterday from the coast to bihih1 a few days looking after business matters.' Camas Valley People Here- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Spring arrlv- ed here from their home at Camas I Valley yesiertlay and will spend I some time In Uoseburg visiting with friends. Returna To California Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Howard, who were called here because of the death and funeral of Mr. Howard's father, returned yesterday to West wood, California, where Mr. How ard Is employed. ' Return To Seattle Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Spearman and family, who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wlrkliam in this city for the past week or so, returned to their home . ...a. lie yesterday morning, Doesrit she DESERVE Protection like this? Return To Portland W. S. HHI, a former resident of thin city, returned to his home at Portland this morning, after spend ing the past three or four days in Uoseburg visiting with old friends. The lioseburg police have been nttlttxi tn Hlt In a sonrrh fnr Mias southern Edna Wlufill, aged 14 years, who has been missing from her home In Portland for several days. Miss Wlnfill is believed to have eloped with Harold Monkler. The girl la I described as about 5 feet tall, i Jud!9 Hamilton Returns- weighing 112 pound, light complex-1 Judge J. W. Hamilton, who spent loned, with dark hair, blue eyes yesterday at Eugene, attending the and very pretty. The couple were j meeting of the Hoard of Regents refused a marriage license at Van-1 of the University of Oregon, re- couver, Washington and are believ-1 turned to this city this morning. en to ne neaueu soutn, living as ( man and wife. Warrant Is on file ' Portland People Here in the sheriff's office In Portland! Mr. and Mrs. Gtorge W. W'llsqn for the arrest of Monkier and any , of Portland have been visiting for $5,000 if you die from natural causes $10,000 if you die from accident . In case of permanent total disability the company will 1. Waive all premium payments 2. Pay you $25 per week for one year; and in addition 3. Pay you $50 per month for life ; and 4. Pay $5,000 to your beneficiary when you die . 5. If disability involves loss of limbs or sight as a result of accident, the company will pay you $5,000 in cash, jiol-j m immediately, in addition to all other benefits. 1 Lin case or temporary aisaointy, as a remit or etiner tics nei or accident, the company will pay you $25 per week for a limit of 52 weeks. Yest Coast Life INSURANCE COMPANY hohi omc(-sNriuNcico ' HARLEY J. WATSON, Dist. Mgr. 1144 Corey Ave., Roseburg, Oregon mi mi ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES COMMON 5EN5E It's just common sense to merchandise our used cars so that every pur chaser receives dollar for dollar value. Only in this way can we insure our . future. J. O. NEWLAND & SON Dodge Brothers Dealers, ROSEBURG, Offe. PHONE 458 Dodge Brothers De alers Se-ll eood Used Cars citizen seeing a young woman answering the description should notify Chief Ketch at once. Want War Trophies- Governor Pierce will be asked to allot several pieces of the cap tured German caunons 10 Rose burg in the event Oregon Is sue- the past few da$s at Winston with Mr. Wilson's sister, Mrs. George J. llucher. Mr. Wilson Is a Portland at torney. Return From Portland Mrs. R. A. McAlley and son, Bob bie, have returned to their home In this city, after spending a week cessful In securing their share of or so in Portland visiting with Mrs. the trophies. The local legion post : McAlley s parents, Mr. und Mra. U. will probably take steps to secure D. Gilbert. some of the trophies for Uoseburg. Approximately 40 tons of captured material will be alloted to Oregon, Governor Pierce was advised by the chief of ordnance at V ashing- Accepts Position Miss Claudia Houseolder, Rose burg girl, has accepted a position as ticket seller at the Majestic ton. Regulations covering the dis-i Theatre, taking the place of Miss tributlon to the state will be issued 1 Rose Moffitt, who has resigned to Dy tne government this month. ! remain at home. Governor Pierce and General George White decided at a confer-; la Cislting Here ence yestenjay to obtain nil of the I JeBse Neavoll, former resident of trophies for which counties, cities , Olalla and well known here. Is and Institutions entitled to tro- spending some time In Roseburg phies make application. jam! vicinity visiting with old mentis. Mr. Neavoll is now resid ing ut Tllllamook. Fur Buyer Here Yesterday Henry Doht, fur buyer for Bus singer company, at Portland spent yesterday here In the Interest of that company. He will spend some time ut southern Oregon points buying new pelts. ASHLAND WOMAN IS BURNED TO DEATH (AOTTUtrd Prra Ijntri Wlr.) NEWCASTLE, Penn., April. 14. Miss Anna Miller, aged 63. of Ashland. Oregon, was burned to death In a fire to- dav which destroyed the rest- dence of W. H. Welnschenck. where she wus visiting. Mrs. Ed. Smith arrived here from her home at Rhl lle stT duy to spend several days on business. A Spry-wheel garden tractor Is Just the thine: for truck garden ( work. See one at Wharton llros. Carl LIndsey was here this morn ing for several hours transnf-tin . business affairs. Mr. IJndsey re shies at Melrose. Mr. Dlmmlek Here Today j George Dlmmlek was a visitor today from points north of this city and transacted business. .Mr. 1 Diinmick resides near Wilbur. Back From Klamath Falls H. It. Klntie, of Oak Grove Camp cruunds, who has been spending a short time at Klamath Kails, at tending to business matters, has returned home. Mr. Kinzle Is plan ning on aeveral substantial Im provements at the auto park In the near future. Surely this eating business Is an awful habit, hut It must be done. Therefore the lest la none too good, so long as It costs no more. GUI MM IlltOS.' MILK UKUAD. Phone 133. Fishers Leave For California Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fisher left In their car this morning for San Kranclsco, California, where they will meet Mrs. Fisher's uncle, who will arrive soon from Auckland, New Zealand, and will tour the United States. While there Mr. Fisher will do some summer buy ing for his store here. SAVE -with SAFETY DRUGSTORE ft K9 to To Clerk At Grand Hotel Carl W. Dnsch, a recent arrival from Mgdford, has accepted a po sition as clerk ut the Grand Hotel, taking the evening shift. Mr. Dnsch was clerk at the Hotel Medford be fore coming here to locate. Leave For Salem District Attorney Guy Cordon, and Sheriff Sam Starmer left this morning for Salem, where they will discuss plans for luw enforcement In Douglas County, with Wm. H. Levins, state prohibition director. Mr. Cordon will also attend the re hearing of the Mclmnlels case in the state Supreme Court. Will Leave Tomorrow- Adrian Fisher, who has been visiting with friends and relatives here for the past several days, will return to Copco, northern Califor nia, tomorrow morning. He has been employed by the California Oregon Power company there this winter, and while here has been engaged on some work being done by that company at Winchester. Defore you contract for your next winter's wood, get our summer prices on all grades of fuel. Denn Gerretsen Co. j From Tiller George Norman and wife were here yesterday for several hours attending to business matters and shopping. They reside at liner. 1 Middleburgs In Today j Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Mlildleburg were here today for several hours from their ranch at Round Prairie and transacted business and visited friends. j Itefore you contract for your next winter's wood, get our summer prices on all grades of fuel. Denn- Gerretstu Co. Smoked Meats We have just received a large shipment of Eastern Mild Cured Hams, 10 to 12 lbs. average, specially priced for Wednesday, whole or Q C ft half, per lb OJU Swift's Loin Backs, lean and close QAP trimmed, lb - OtU Swift's Fancy Sugar Cured Picnics, ORP very meaty, lb fcWU SUGARS :..6.93 Stone's Coffee ST."frocK $1.19 Best Butter .". 1 91c GrahamCracker9N-75c YakimanettedGemscookers too ib. ... . $235 Broken Pintopplc! $3.19 BORDEN'S MilkLCANS : ...25c . . Buy Now and Save Spend Day at Coast Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Enger. und niece. Miss (lladys Enger and Miss Mildred Cochran motored to Multi field Sunday and spent the day visiting. Myrtle Creek Grocer Here T xr Tnmllninn una In TtnfiP- burg today attending to business matters. Mr. Toninnson mine pro prietor of the Myrtle Creek Grocery On Business at Myrtle Creek Mrs. Florence Qrandy, county health nurse spent yesterday and today at Myrlle Creek on business and on work In the schools at that place. Mra. Humphreys In City Mrs. E. J. Humphreys of Glen dale was a business visitor In Uose burg today. Mrs. Humphrey was formerly In business in Glendnle, but recently sold out her store. California T 311 West Casa 8trect Roseburg, Or. Visits Monday Mrs. J. W. llradshaw was here Monday visiting, stopping over on her way home to Pnso Itobles, Cal ifornia. She has been visiting at the home of her daughter at Myr lle Point for the past Beveral months. Fern Rrymers Returns Miss Fern Heymers returned this morning from Portland, where she has been spending the past week or ten days at the headquarters of fice of the Oregon Motor Associa tion, receiving Instructions for the management of-the local branch olllce. TMemr Rubbing Alcohol The great rub-down that tones vou iiii! Makes new life leap through tired, ni-hitie muscles. Prescribed bv Physicians and used bttsinei in homes, athletic clnDs, iiirKisn baths and hospital everywhere. $1.00 Sold only at NATHAN FULLERTON Roseburg, Oregon Motorists Visit City Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Moore and family, Pasadena. Cal.. residents. stopped over In this city and visit ed yesieruay. They are enroute nnme arter a northern trip by motor. They expect to make visits at (Jrants Pass and Crescent City hibu, Myrtle Creek Resident In M. Knuiltson was here for a few nours this, morning transacting N. Air. Kmuttann lu .1, I un ner 01 a mining claim which he is operating and which is located near Myrtle Creek. He has some nne samples or ore, which he show ed to friends this morning. . Today's Offerings Dodge Touring. 1919.....' $250.00 Dodge Touring, 1922 $650.00 Dodge Touring, 1923 $700.00 Dodge Roadster, 1919 $450.00 Ford Touring. 1922 $250.00 Ford 1 tonTrucfc. 1924 $350.00 J. O. NEWLAND & SON Dodge Dealers and Accessories ROSEBUKGOREGON & Our duty to you Master Ch an' rs mtis'. have sanitary shops, and must do their own work on the'r own pron.b.i-s. This mans ralis factlun to you. 1 t us xhow you. Imperial Cleaners Our Auto Wlll'Call Phone 277 IP I'loiir Mill Dismantled The machinery of the Doucta County Klonr Mills has been taken nut and the wooden struc- l ture Is helng torn down this week preparatory to construction work on the new building. Plans for I tire ne flour mill assure ono of 'thd best mills In this section of tho state. Mr. Moore Returna Home 8. V. Moore relumed to bis home at South rnipsjua this moraine after spending yesterday here re ceiving medical treatment. Mr-. Moore has a 60 acre ranrh at I'mp n,ua. with a small prune orchard, lie Htui-s that there has been quite a little rain there during the past week, but everything la In good condition. Former Residents Here , Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Itldgeway, lormer residents are here for a short time visiting and looking up old friends. They have been residing at Yaquina,Ilay for some time, apd were enroute to Eureka, California, by motor, when their car broke down near here and they had to send tn Portland for parts. Mr. Ufdreay at one time worked for the Koulbern Pacific company out ,thls city, and a too lived at North l'm)ua. They have many friends here who ther (rill vl,li ( during ).-ir tT ta the city. Leave For California Mrs. W. S. Howard and family left yesterday for Oakland, Calif ornia to remain with Mrs. How ard's son, Harry, w ho Is employed by tho American Telephone and Telegraph company there, and who nccompanieu tnem , south. Mrs. Howard mav .IocIiIm in w.tu in that part of California, and Is put ting ner property here up for sale. Traffic Cops In Salem E. K. Thurber, state traffic of ficer with headquarters here, and C. C. Williams, traffic officer at Coqullle, left this afternoon for Salem to spend a few days attend ing to official business. Mr. Wil liams drove to Itoseburg this morn ing, arriving at noon, and Mr. Thur ber Joined fcm here, the two leav ing together for Salem this afternoon. m prove Greenhouses ' Wm Allutln nn,l Unn .n.l.u of The Fern greenhouse and floral miiili in mis city, are maKIng plans to build an addition to their green house this year which will enable them to cope with their rapidly Increasing trade. They are extend ing an Invitation at this time to vis- nuio aim witn ine anuiuiance of flower and greenery at their gar dens a most, beautiful sight Is pre sented. McLaughlin Funeral Today The funeral services for V. G. Mclaughlin who passed away yes terday, were held this afternoon at the Itoseburg 1,'ndertaklng Parlors. Hey Caldwell of the llapllst church officiated. Interment took place In the Oild Fellowa cemetery with the Odd Fellow Lodge, of which the deceased was a, member, conduct ing the services at the grave. The flornl offerings were many and beautiful attesting the high esteem in which Mr. McLaughlin was held by his many friends In the county. Return To Coast K. E. Sandqulst and children who visited here and at Elgarose over the Easter holidays, returned to North Ilend today, where Mr. Sand qulst Is employed and his son and daughter aro attending school. SALMON TROLLER DROWNED IN SURF (Awclated 1'rtM Leurcl Wire.) ASTORIA, Ore., Apr. 14. Th first fatality of the year In the fishing industry occurred last Sat urday night when Roy Has mas. In Today Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Cockrnm were here this morning for a few hours from their ranrh at Red Hill, out of Oakland, and transacted busi ness, 'fhey have a 160 acre ranch and state that tho grain prospects are good this year. Visits Friend Miss Elna Handqulst was hero over tho Easter vacation and visit ed with friends here antl at Elga rose. Mis Sandqulst formerly at tended school In this city, and is well known. She Is attending high school at North Ilend this winter. AUTO SKIDS INTO TREE; TWO KILLED, THIRD RUNS AWAY (A-oclitcl rrns LMI Win.) ABERDEEN, Wash,, Apr. 14. H. E. Wallace of Seattle and an un known woman were Instantly kill-; was drowned at the entrance to ed about 11:30 o'clock last night j the Columbia rlvor. Hasmas and when a big touring car in which ! Stanford Hnnsaker were crossing they and a second man were rid-1 Into the river In the trolling boat lng towards Aberdeen skidded at i West when they were caught sharp turn ten miles east of here : In heavy breakers on Peacock pit and crashed into a tree. The sec- i The boat capslsed and Hansaket ,ond man, believed to have suffer-! kept afloat by swimming until an. I ed no Injury, fled from the scene other boat picked him up. Hnsmaa of the wreck Imniedlalely. Efforts had disappeared and the boat was are now under way to Identify the . tost in me sun. woman. j 0 O. J. I.lntlsey has leased the SEATTLE, Apr. 14. An unlden-j Vincent Preschern place of 40 acre tlficd woman killed In an automo- and expects to put a part of tho bile wreck near Montesano last land In broccoli, potatoes and corn, night Is believed to he Mrs. M. He will begin work at once prepar Creeb, a demonstrator of a Seattle lng the land for these crops. ThU concern, who was accompanying placo Is located on the Norm limp. R. E. Wallace and another man on , qua, about three and one-half milei a trip through western Washington. below Winchester, anil a part ol Wallace was killed while the sec- the land 1 choice river bottom well ond man, whose name waa given adapted to the crop Mr. LIndsey as Slruyer, disappeared. Intends planting. The men called on wholesaler o while Mrs. Crebb demonstrated toi Corn planters, either hand 01 retail merchants. 'horse drawn, at Wharton llros. Easter Ball Tonight The annual Faster Hall, sponsor ed by the American Legion Auxili ary of this city, will be held tonight at tho Armory. The Ulue Devils one of the best dance orches tras In southern Oregon, will furnish the dance program which consist of the latest fox trot hits anil watt successes. The Arrpory has been beautifully decoratiil for tonight's event and a big attend ance is anticipated. : Former Resident Visits 1. 8. R. Walker, for many years a resident of Roseburg, visited In 'the city for a short time today. 1 Vfr Wulkr.r In nnw n iru rwl In hllMl. ness In Portland and accompanied ! by a friend passed through on his way to Medrord. After stopping there tonight they will go on to Klamath Falls to attend to business matters. Mr. Walker was engaged : In the real estate business in llose I burg for a long period of years, ; leaving the city about ten years ago for Portland, where be has since made his home. f rye's 455iwi!tlO KlllVliJII 1 I M Hue Npvi KeYiew . Classified Ad TjrtllriK tr reulta. Arrange Wrtttling Match A finl.th niHirh tw-twcfn Ralph Hand Cottar Grove wri'HtiVr and i'aul Amort, well known lorat mat lartlM, haii ben arrang. for April 1 2H1 h by a committee of th local Klkn I-.!. Tho matrh will b hHd in the Antlf-r thatT on that nlirht and the public invlti-f to at ItMnil. Th profMd of th athletic show will b devoted to rharity i work In thf county. P in planned I to cbaiK a ft'Ticra) admtaxlon prlrn of ono dollar for the event. ThHe two lad rwfntly rm-t In Inn Iodic fnr a handicap matrh and Ammt . proved too clvr for Hand, who had airrrd to throw him twlre In , half an hour. It in bHW-vi-d by .many that Amort can defeat Hand but that remain to be nwn. At any rate, the wmtest on April 2Mh will undoubtedly nark th thcutrr to capacity. Read the Classified ads. in The News-Review. They mean dollars to vou. The Best Sales man in Town? THIS T nl'' LA iiiid '.liGnswcr and find j)our customers 1 Delicious flavor '1 mates appetite alert The following recipe from one hundred others in the valuable Frye's "Meat Guide" will not only settle the question as to the wonderful flavor of Frye's "Delicious" Bacon, but will prove a wonder ful tonic to jaded appetite. Broiled Bananas with Bacon 12 thin slices Frye's "Delicious" Bacon 4 medium size ripe bananas. Fry bacon until it curls, remove from pan slice bananas lengthwise and fry in bacon fat until golden brown, sprinkle lightly with pepper. Place crosswise on platter with Bacon curls on top and sides. FRYE'S "MEAT GUIDE" contain alto complet. Instruction for tha choice and cutting of all mat. Gladly mailed by Fry Co, Seattle, on receipt of 2o to cover poetag. nams uacon "Everything The, Name Im plies" . i