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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. APRIL 21. 1925. 4 J &f5 SAVAGE! W-??JL WA5IIER.M4 DRYER. Poet itiM work Has no Wringer rpl Filmic Fabrics Heaviest Portiers Anything and Every tlig ( Washed by the. SavaKe. Electric Washer without a button rijpid off pr torn. Then, too, you have no wiinslng to do. Th Savairo dos the drying by Just simply spinning the clothes for a mom nt. and they are ready for Urn line. A Labor Saver A Time Saver A Money Saver A FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR OWN HOME Everybody's Exchange rSe ee what forelxn alllanees detri mental to American Industry and agriculture may come Into being." , ASSOCIATED PRESS WILL USE RADIO IN ITS GREAT SERVICE WlnsUl chocolates made especi ally for the Iru 8loro Trade. Wholesome food for old and young. Lloyd Crocker. Legion Members Attention ' Ili-ffiilar rrn-i'tiiiK Tuesday An onforjtettable evpnlns of ha- I1-'11- April 21st Indoor hue- bier, lie there. (AiwocUli-d I'ri-t lA-mm-A Wirt.) NL'W YOUK, April 21. Forty If lit men lost their liven today wheu ihe Japanese freijhter Kal fuku Maru Hank off Nova Scotia a wireless from the steamnhlp Homeric informed White tftur Line officials, thin afternoon. "Itenrot unable to nave lire," was the brief report of Captain John KobTfH of the Homeric to the line officials. Two steamships and two ocean going uiks wre speeding to the aid f the crew, hut the freighter wmt down before any of them could reach the dint rented vessel in lime to effect a rescue. NEW YOUK. April 21. Action of member of The Associated Press favoring radio broadcasting news of rreat national an J inter national Importance taken yester day, will be laid before the re gular annual meeting today lor ratification. A resolution, prepared at the preliminary meeting yesterday for final action today, authorizes the board of director to adopt neces sary rules and regulation! per mitting broadcasting of president ial election results and news of efjual Importance, under adequate safeguards and with proper cre dit to The Associated I'ress. Kive directors of The Associat ed Press whoa terms expired IB; mor and pathos la promised you at the High School ou Tuesday at 8 o'clock. wrve terms of three years. The directors re-elected are: Clark Howell, Atlanta, Georgia, Constl- steamship Homeric atating Umt 'rri To Cournnt V hert the Japanese freighter Kalfuku ar (1 ur . ... NKW YORK. April 21. The White Htar Line today announc ed receipt of a message from the 80ITA. I.ulearla, April R Plihluln VullL..if u ii,. w to have ln-en the head of the con spiracy lor the bftnibini; of the Sveti Krai Cathedral Thursday, was killed by the police early this morning;. When police officers discovered his hiding place and called upon Mm to surrender, Ire replied by op- mug fire upon them aritl throwing several bombs. He was dropped by their return fus sllade. . Captain Yankoff for nine hours held off t lie besieging pulice, who wre re-elected by acclamation at I W'ere determined to capture him the annual meeting today. The alive. After opening fire on ihe board has fifteen members who ! police and thiowiiiK the bombs he fi ad with him, he barricaded Before ordering your engraved , gnul ua lion announcements, call at: Hear the man who made the the News-ueview of'Ice and see the Ilritif h laugh at the High School new line. Just received. Auditorium on Tuesday. April 21. Anthony Euwer Reader, Artist Entertainer HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Under Auspices of H.f,'h School P. T. A. Tuesday, April 21, 8 o'clock Admission 25c upanese freighter Kalfuku Marti had gone down south of iialllax and that the Homeric was ! standing by rescuing the crew. The hast Hampton Station of the Independent Wireless Com pany early today reported the Kalfuku Maru in distress. An S. O. S. call said the ship was list ing :,) degree and that all life boats had ben crushed In a storm. The captain of the Itai fuku Maru asked for quick assist ance. The "Homeric of the White Star Line and the King Alexan der of the Rational Greek Steam Navigation Company answered the call. Tire disabled vessel was loaded with wheat and carried a crew of about sixty men. Taylor-mane concrete is good con crete. Tel. 225-R. T II. Raker. Cleveland, Ohio. 1'laln Dealer; Smart 11. Perry, Adrian, Mich., Telegram and Times; J. It. Knowland, Oakland, Calif., Tribune. Girls Use Buttermilk To Remove Freckles, Sunburn or Tan This Delightful New Vanishing Cream Containing True Butter, milk Must Quickly Show a Decided Improvement or Money Back Just Try It. him- en in in, eenar. The police sent one of Yankoff's accomplices, Kudjeijoft, a former army officer, who was arrusied a few days ago lo imlut-o Yankoff to surreider. Kodjeioff, however, joined his comrade, lor defensive purposes, the two renewing the fire, which kept up lor several hours. The selfio was ended by bombs thrown inlo the house by the po lice, finally wrecking It and setting it on fire. I'rom the ruins the bodies of the two men were ulti mately taken out. The gowrninent still 1 using strong forces of military and po lice to prutent any further de velopment of the plot, which, it is alleged, aiineu ut overthrowing the present regime. The police declare the bombing of tho cathedral had long been planned and that it was carried 1 ron Sale at CARR'S A really special sale of a fortunate purchase of well made bungalow dresses at 73c and 98c each. They come in good materials and fancy patterns and novelty checks in ginghams and Each dress is tastily trimmed with contrasting edges, patch pockets, belts and trimmings. To see them is to want them. And certainly you can't afford to make them yourself when you Can get them ready made at 73c and 98c. Ag percales. ( See ihe Window Display at CARR'S GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NQ and horseshoeing. All work guaranteed. Tlenty room for farm ers horses. 622 Winchester Sf, north of auto camp. K. E, Wood cock. I'rop. Man cannot live by bread alone unless It's extraordinary good. Try one loaf of OliIMM IHtOS.' Get a small quantity at any phar macy or from your favorite toilet goods counter, simply asking for I out through bribery of a Sards t- MILK HHKAH. Phone 13 3. Htittermilk Cream, and massage It, Ian ami a young aiudent, the lat daily Into the face, neck, arms and j ter of whom went to the roof of hands. Tho directions are simple , the Cathedral shortly before the (AMfK.td I'rrw lurd Wire.) and It costs so little that any girl or woman can afford It. Your complexion must quickly show a decided improvement or your deal er Is authorized to return your money without question should you be dissatisfied. No matter whether you are troubled with wrinkles, hard little j beginning of the funeral services of the assassinated General Je orghief and lit the time fuse of the bomb. Near tho Cathedral, the author ities say. other accomplices were waiting to carry out further as sassinations and outrages. i ue communist are ha id to .,, yVi?llil:AlK C.U!;i,iiA,,ril 2I" i coarse, sallow, faded looking sktn.Un the new government to numer Hre Chief August Mlberstmo an- nr ,..., rom,hnfvH mid redne; ! our urmv niTicr mwl .. '$J&&y&U&Sjim I nounced today that an attempt , service SH wa miido tiunduy night to burn ; ,i,u, n i,.i,i We cm assure those con- & '" Holy Kosary Itomau Catholic 1 ,lHnp,.ar with Ihe nse of this old templatlng moving of a k , f """V" .,,':;!"e' . ,r , "f a'"ru.x fashioned beuuty recipe brought ervic that embodies fo ' lain.twly- .ton girls and 40 uuus In fn d , promptness, carefulness and economy. Phone for rates today, we will be pleased to furnish an esti mate. "We aim to please" H.3. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. PHONE 220 P-1 caused by wind nd nun, you will ployys. .Many of the A men have r i Paper soaked in fuel oil was I p found In the rafters of the wood- M , house, a few feet from tha muin convent building. The paper had been Ignited, but the lira was extinguished. up to date. Buttermilk Cream Is only sold i on a positive guarantee of satis faction or money back. All druggists. THE KEY Garden toois at Fowed'a. How many lanes are p uccess ful with home-made pies, cakes find cookies? Hut how few are successful with bread? . It's some trick to hak-o a perfect loaf of bread. Trv one thnt never fail. CIUMM HKOS.' MILK IIHKAD. Phone 1.1.1. SATISFACTORY MEALS Good Food Good Service Cheerful atnwfphcrc Courtesy and reasonable prias; ue hai e than all al &fe DOUGLAS GRTlX Open 5 a. m. to I 2 midnight Good Meals 30c and up W. R. WARNF.K. I'ROP. Temporary Guests Had Got Busy With Labels Toting Mrs. X Is n very tine housekeeper. Kverytldng In her lit tle upnrtiuent Is Immaculate. It been arrested. t LODGE DIRECTORY J United Brotnernood or Caroenteri . and Jointers of America. Meets at 476 S. Main second end fourth Tuesday evenings nl each mc th. All carpenters wet corned. T F HOI.MP ... Rec. Sec EMKRY COLE. Pres. Get your ligut bulbs, raillator I hose and fan belts at the Terminal Oarage. DAVE SHADE GETS LONG United Artisans Meeta tn Mae cabee hall first and third Wed nesdayi. Visiting members ai wave welrome. IllOLKN WHITAKER. M. A. MIIO)REn MerrM.OCH. Treaa. T1EI.I.F! STKPHENSON. Sec. WAITED CHANCE AT TITLE ; Eaglet. Ros.burg Aerie Meeta tt Alaccaoee ball. Recommends Alvita As Reliable For Kidney Trouble "I had been troubled with kidney trouble and Inflammation of the bladder for years. 1 was so sore and sensitive at times I could scarcely do my work. I tried so many remedies without relief I be gan tn think there whs no remeilv for my Iroulile. I was discouraged; '" Ihut on g.ilng nuuy for a cou when 1 began using Alvita. 1 was; l'le weeks with her huvliand she gtentlv sut prised when I got re-:'"rned over thu apnrtnient to her I lief at once. It has Indeed been a 1 rollicking young brother and a j blessing to me. I cannot say too ' bachelor friend. Sho was parllcu- j much in favor of Alvita for what It I 1,iry Proud of her bathroom, which i has done In my case. I cordially i '! recently been dime over, und ' recom nd ll to all as I know what " ' 'he bojH she hung a (Awoclutl pr.H Liawtl Vir.) NKW YOUK. April 21 Mickey Walk.r, weltei weight ehainpioii. and lave Sliaile of t 'alifoinia to day signed an agreement to meet In a title bout on u date prior lo August 15. Walker already has posted a JIii.ihpii forfeit and Shade, must place a like amount in the i hands of the New York Slate Ath lettc Commission tomorrow. on Cava street on second and fourth Wednes day evenings of each month, al 8 o'clock. Visiting brethern In good standinr alwavs welcome RICHARD llUSrH, W. P. P. TIIEO. W. Al.THAUS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN. Sec. NOTICE j I, James W. Hunter, hereby give notice of my intention to make I u na ul.l. - ...... .,.u.,i. I. .u .1. I D VI..UII I1UUI, IU ClitUlinil . ,1 . J;.., . J ? Umpqua Klan No. S. Meet 2nl ionows. M-.t. t. section i-1.1 ., .lh M.JV. Address P. O. Box 8X3. Rose O. . 8.. Roseburg Cnapter No. 3. Holds their regular meeting on the first and third Thursday! In each month. All sojourning brothers and slBters are respect fullv Invited to attend. CORA H. SINGLETON, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. SerretarT ROSE1IUKO LODGE NO. 1037 L O. O. M. Meets every Wednesday night, Moose Hall, 248 N. Jack son St. Club rooms open 7:30 to 10 p. m. isitln brothers wel come. W. A. BOGARD, Dictator. H. O. .PAROETER, SecreUry. JNO. M. THRONE. Treasurer. Pythian Sisters, UmpMjaTempie, No. 4 Meets the second and fourth Monday evenings of eacs month, at the K. of P. hall. Vl Hors always welcome. MARTHA CHRISTENSEN. M.E.C. EVA MAHKS. M. of R. C. MAY- E. PARKER, M. of F. I. O. O. f-. Proletarian Lodge No. 8. Meets tn Odd Fellows Tem ple every Friday evening. Visit lng bretbern are always wel come. DONALD YOUNG, N. 0. A. J. GEDDE3, Rec. Sea. A B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec. Union Lncampment. No. 9. I, O. O F. Meets In Odd fellows Tern pie on 2nd and 4th Wednesday! of each month. Visiting Patrt archs always welcome. FRED MILLER, C. P. W. P WETHERELU ScrlM Woodmen or the World, camp No. 125 Meets In the Odd Fellowi Hall In Roseburg every first and third Monday evenings. Vlr Ring nelghboiB always welcome JOHN DELL HESS, C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. Laurel Cnapie No. II, R. A. M, Stated convocations on flrsl and third Tuesdays, Masonic Temple. All members reques ted to attend and vlaltlng com panions welome. A. A. WILDER, High Priest. VV. F. HARRIS. Seretary. K. O. T. M. Meets eacs second and fourth Thursday of each month, in Maccabee hall, cor ner Cass and Pine streets. Via lting Knights always welcorna L. C. GOODMAN, Cm. O. W. RAPP. R. K. Knights of Pytnias, Alpha Lodge No. 47. Meeta every Wednes day In Knights of Pythias hall, 130 Boss street. Visitors always welcomed. SAM CHRISTENSON. C. C. ROY O. YOUNG, M. F. E. E. WIMBEPLY. K. B 8. A. F. A A. M, uum LoCoe Na 13. Regular communication! second and fourth Wednesdays each month, at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors wel come. . . M. S. HAMM. W. M. W F. HARRIS. 8eo. W. B. A. O. T. W Roseburg Ra . view No. 11. Holds regular meetings on second and fourts Thursdays a 7:30 p.m. Visit ing sisters Invited to attend r views. Maccabee bail. Pine an4 Case streets. CLARA BONEDRAKE, Com. JESSIE RAPP. CoL Roseburg ReDekah Lodge No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fe lows Temple every week on Tuesday evening. Vlsltlni members In good standing ar cordially invited to attend. MRS. MARGARET ASI1CRAFT, . N. O. TILL1E I. JOHNSON, Rec Bee. ETHEL BAILEY, Fin. Sec township 20 S., Rango 7 West, j Willamette mtiiuiun, containing to acres. hure. Orepnn Neighoors ci Wooacrart, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on first and third Monday evenings. In I K. of P. hall. Visiting neighbor! Invited to attend. ALVIA WETHKREI.L, G. N. MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk. 8. P. O. Elks, RoseDurg Lodgt No. 328. Hold regular comma, nlcatlons at the Elk'a Temple o each Thursday of every month, All members reouested to as tend regularly, and all visltlnil brothers are cordially Invited t attend. J. G. DAY, Jr.. E. It. J. T. GOODMAN, Secretary PURE SILK HOSE $1 It has done and what a safe, rell able remedy It Is." (Signed) B. F. DOWD. piece of Turkish toweling on the i door with a tag attached which A women's hos. silk at Jl. MaiK of pure thread I by one of the i best silk mills. Comes In black rn1- TltU la t hd for Alvita Tablet. r .. !... ifl...llv washing out the tub lifter you I ".' " you want a pure . . . V i i .. i nl Ik rather Ih.-tn imr mtvt-il ! prepared from the wonderful alfah ' bathe." j fa plant, which thtoiiKh Its long ! I'lrectly on returnln root absorbs the vital elements lime. Iron and phosphates neces sary to health and vior. Alvita has proved especially beneficial In over, iniiini kidney, bladder and prostate Iroulile. No matter what made a tour of Inspection, and here Is what she found : UnnuinK on the bed In the truest ch amber a curd rending: "Life In what we make It. So Is a bed. IMease niiike this one." Above the washbowl in the bath tulk home she ' 11 '""her you can pet It now at ;nrs. inrcest values ever in ?l silk hose. Try them. MODEL DAIRY Tlie only dairy in Douglns County selling CLARIFIED MILK Vc invite inspection. Pure tired St. Muwcs Jersey for service. Skim milk for sale. Bring buckets to w.ifTon. , Night Delivery. Phone 44-F1 1 yon huve tiled, try this remedy of: room: "This b'wl Is not for drink Nature now. A dollar buvs a lms! purposes. You wash In It." at any drug store. W. F. Chapman's i 'n glaring print over the tub Pharmacy will supply you. Mall or ders accepted. tub-T-to be used Willi Not (inn woman In a hundred can make a perfect loaf of bread. It's a great satisfaction to know your bread will he uniform In tcxfniv and quality. No guess ! "Tills Is not n bath towel, work about Glil.M.M MHOS. MILK .mistake In Its use." PltKAH. Phone l;i:l. er tin' wushtuhs: "Tills Ls not ( . a patent bed. Don't trv to sleep STRONGER LINK I u' "" n Tr an.-. tIpi. "This Is water." Tinned on the bath cloves : "These are not ft.r street ve:ir.' On a tut: tied to the nutlhnih: "Beware! This Is not a toothbrush." on n dUh towel in the kitchen: Make no FARM AND CITY NATION'S NEED ' Basque Is Difficult Tongue for Outsider 9 The News-Kcvicw llt'' VT,,t Wir'- ! Where are we? We are In a hind T.h I'l-AMi, April CI, -A elos- , where the llulites of t!te Nillit.-.s nperaiioii n- twt en American . and tho names nf the families tbent- Imlustry mi! agriculture Is far to ntfHot anv Kuropcan coal- j iUoti iii:it may tlneaten the cuii- inercial "iretith of the t'nited Slat' s, speakers declared In tll selves are redolent of Asm, distant In both space and lime. Pam-ha-r I nea, lllolia. lteoblc --Hiee 11 re the nnutes of villate-j. IriaNal. Mendl- label, Itbiirable- these are the i OU tfictioviAtHM hoald h djvrardeL rmcfrt mtHrMm hmm Woaght dditioni words into our Unffuag, nd lh pub drs twd to discard thrir old printtnff plte. Hr is th vl)f rinpUrl !ttMnrT -Ufnr nd nwrt romplet tbm ay 4vimdar OM -onUitti rocrtdUTr Il th nw wtlT'd mm Mi pociml loturo-uow nuiy for 9wrf rtia EASY FOR YOU TO GET Ttvoa d tbM coo pons. piwrn;."1 or milM to this newaptrp wtlh s turtmutl turn to curti cost ca dmm linjt. pa.kifii;. cJ-k ho. disUibuMnn. rooooV- V Mail Orders U tr msl1. Irrlti1 f cciii -lsi la liO rn.ifi 10 fii "P nfl Ti l-sr ft Mftlrf tflistsiliaspa T" pnsj(ttisfM ttM rsi Itm tu onhf Entitles every reader to this New Einiarged Universities Dictionary WlChoat rVvfh- V ! v OHRgatl -Mo ta U SWt Ul-mft-t Your Old Dictionary U Now Out of Data Tim h tU Woo ouA tm m Oos W.rWWi-f 0 t third iMti-nal tuntert ate of the .names of the fiimilic. 1 o n-t the Uno.ere.nt f,,r tn-tter understand- , mini en of ancient eastern cUiltea- ilnil between lmiutry and ai;rlcul- 1 thn. rise before you? tore li. r.' ttiday. j time more, where are we? We tire I The conference, held In ennjunc- 1 In the ancient fatherland ef the i lion with the twent seventh con- s-ns ef Alter, we are in Lsku.irinn 'vetitii.n of the national metal 1 territory. We are n l-'niti'-e. In Ihe jlraibs aociation hum attended by j lhivjue country, l-'raiici. Vallic I liulu 'til.il executives, Kovernmeiit writes In l.a llevue .Mndiale, joftli lis na. I representative of ! lo not try to Uiulei'sUilld the lull jfunu ortaiiiyathuM with upwards : cuaije. f-r It r. Mrat'i:' dialect ; of 1 ',1'M.eoo mom her. of inep!lcn('V origin, w M'h jivi I T!ie better nuderstjiiiiMim I w 111 And beset with pitiil'. n- moe!i'. m' i bas -1 on reaita'ton fuil of peril us ti e ; i t t 1'ere it (thnt 'Itr.ouh l ick of undert.uidinn ' t npokeii. The lc;l li iiie;f. n-i and thieiich inilifferene. ther. h run the tory. tae up the mtcrp; hiteo national h In i to le.irn I'.a.rie. t i k v s n d undo eloped I o oti v :sli more ibiiiiMe Infer Cleanup Clean People Won't Clean Clothes Let us do the Clcnnini;. Imperial Cleaners Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 ITT.. i r: . , t II., '-,S1'. ;. iii.VT The Modern Skyline mittien? Tlie l;itu'u.ifc eetijiuat lens, neconl m,; you tire speaking to n c!',lhl. a.. c.hkiI r a supi beep "V II weatili."' Huh.- It. l.eww of V.i.-h iiie,n, , , , uie dttector of the inovciM-'iit. explained. "Tlie conti-rinre will proceed on the r-nlitlon that Amerhn l rouf:oTit-d wl'h it new Isolation. that em jo-i-estlon of hountile-;)! natie;..tl r-'soure' in raw. mater ials, etl, o'-e, cotton etc.. S well ; nun h o the Hoi Id' pold mut oti''U 'te Ike or'. he en n l i uu a fcelina of cn vv o me nae -i r;is( , - h. f..,;r to Mbether woijiari, ii t I-r. I .o h tin me has l nmni ii i e an! tnehe itlMeretit cac? I'i e.M.vjt it u conjunct icm and the cl u.i tcr tit Ihe alphabet :iri il, : irn .1 :e !.!, nttun or s!.ie t) e. ant ii,.iv I e T'e ii'i.lee- 1 be noun ih I ntt. '"Hry by other Pa- ehsntre accordm tloas th.it ui w bo recommit!." ttaaut (or t hmm chsntren accord in it to w he titer 1' i.Ur. Leu; x.i. "o oqc caa for- I a er tlur.. A Message of Economy The tt.ot k of iniiiiments H Mch H e i ,,rr . III ItO'lv ptuni appearance, iua!ii and f .!:e woi n ir in -hip. at price wUth naku th 'in out.-tand-lrt ahie. W- hire no hichp'icul notk nien or agents and fhe'.,r can )ae vimi from "i r ct nt to ver cent on ; our Hrk. See us before rlacInK ioi.r oidcr. cobles Marble and Granite Works $02 N, Jackson Street. Tn America's cities ev"cry- where, towering high above the streets, are the "skyscrapers," monuments to industries, build ers, and all whose thought and achievement enable hundreds or thousands to work and live comfortably under one roof. These human hives, and the activity they shelter, arc made possible by the telephone, with its cables and wires spreading from floor to floor and from room to room. The messages they send and receive, now despatched so quietly and speedily in all direc tions, w.ould require an army of messengers that could neither be mobilized nor directed. .Without such a service as trie telephone for the transmission of spoken messages, America's monumental business architec ture would not exist, and men would still have to live and worlc close to the ground, instead of in the air. The Pacific Telephone and Tcfcgraph Company r, BELL SYSTEM O OnCfolicf One System Unlrersalerrice
