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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. 1925.
-ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
- Issued Daily Except Sunday by Ths Nsws-RevUw Co., Ino.
ti.W. HATE
.' UEKT O. HATES..
..President and Manaxur
.Becreiary-Trea'.iirt.'r
t bniereil aa secoud class luaiuir May 17. 1920, ml Ibe post olbue at
Koavburg, OreKon, under the Act of March 1. 1879.
BY BE Rl a BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Mr. Duncan was
Back In tha village
Yeatlddy eve and
Paid eoelal call
At eeveral atorea
Where he etocked
Hla wardrobe for
The comln' winter
He may break
Into the county Jail
Tonight for hie
Bed and room and
In anticipation of
Such a vielt
Deputy Sewell
le Hldln' all the
Cupe and aaucera.
.
DUMBLL DORA THINK8
A turtoiae ie a female turkey.
A poaee may be organized here
to aearch for Mister Dunoan. who
hae been mlssin' from the county
Jail for quite a apell. Ae the fish
In' la good on Deer Creek, all mem.
bera of the poeae are requeated to
bring the fiehln tackle along.
The floral offeringa were beautl.
ful at the Senior play yeatlddy evi
at the opery houee, especially the
wreath of akunk cabage which wai
kindly donated by eome indlvidua
who signed his name. "Pro Bono
Publico."
A NIGHT MARE.
The midnight hour had aounded,
The tread of feet had atllled
The night cop wae reclinin';
Half of the night he had killed
The eteady hack of a hack saw
Pierced the chilly air
'Twas only Leo Duncan workln'
A cop haor no bueineaa there.
A suit of clothee wae atolen
And a pair of ahoee to boot.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1929
CHILD HEALTH DAY.
; Twenty national organizations, with an aggregate membcr-
shin of 10,000,000, are uniting to celebrate Child Health
' Day, on May 1. Local programs to bring this matter before
'. the public have been arranged in 30 states.
I There are 35,000,000 children in this country, and the
; fate of the nation depends on their welfare. School work is
; largely wasted, unless the children come up well and strong.
; A-ohild who is well educated, but is puny and feeble physic
; ally is poorly equipped for his start in the world.
'. The children are at an age when just a moderate amount
of" attention will do wonders for them. Not many have ser
; ioiis diseases yet, but they have troubles that can have ser-
i5ifs effects, by obstructing the development of their various
ergons. A little attention or some slight corrective treatment
or! Operation at this time, will take millions of these young
; stcrs who are suffering from some defect, and remove this
; obstacle to their proper growth and give them an equal
: ch'iln'ce in the world.
In that way a vast amount of unhappiness, poverty,
ar)d suffering can be averted. The condition of the mass of
the people can be raised to a far higher level.
One thing that will do a great deal to promote such
; child health, is a system for physical examination of children I
I in the schools. This ought to be the practice everywhere.
; There ought always to be some system for following up these
j children and ascertaining if they are getting proper treat
I rn'dnt for defects that have been discovered. If parents are
! nof able to afford such treatment, it will pay the community
i to contribute toward the same. When you remove the de
fecj that hinders a child's development, you turn an inef
fective worker into an efficient one and the community bene
." fits.
Villi COHERED
he Senior class of n. H. S. In
prsnllnu lo the" pulillc Inst night
nt tho Antlrrs Tlii'mro, the com
rdy "Dairy", jruve one nf the
most clever Interpretations of
larcvj comedy thnt ItosehurK au
diences hnve
ductlona of the year, and comedy
reigns supreme to the usual hap
py ending. The new orchestra,
the "Henlor Herenaderg". ntailu
their first appearance lust night,
and were an uttractliui In -Them-wires.
The high school will pro
sent this piny again tonight at
Oakland.
Lawnmowers at roweri's.
S. P. CO. SPENDING
$1,468,000 FOR
18 LOCOMOTIVES
Something Good for Dinner
A piece of our savory roast meats, or a aalad, vege
tables, or a pie always fresh and delicious, will be ap
preciated by the family. .
Roasts, Pies, Cakes, Salads
and Tamalet ' -Salt
Rising Bread Thursday
Fresh Potato Chip Daily
SATURDAY SPECIALS Veal Loaf, Stewed Beef with
Vegetable, Individual Strawberry Shortcake, Lemon Pie
Hot Bread Every Noon.
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It is not just a "Happen So" that purchase at 'SKAGGS' carries with it a
sense of having saved. It is one of the built-in feature at it were. The service of
saving at SKAGGS' rank next to honesty, cleanliness and quality merchandise. ..It
is followed by a knowledge of the merchandise to be bought, the financial strength
to carry our own investments, make quantity buy, save on transportation, and take
discounts. ' It is reflected in the personnel of SKAGGS STORES the willingness of
every Skaggs Store employee to make the amount of work to be done each day
"A day' work."
WHITES OF LIFE
I. S. FLEET
W. F. CHAPMAN
D K. Chllson has received a
letter from his son Kenneth, who
is now with the U. S. Navy, the
letter being mailed just as the
ileet was preparing to sail for
the battle maneuvers In Hawaii.
Kenneth speaks of Denn, Milllgen,
tiilkeson, and Haskell, local Kose
ourg boys who are serving In the
navy and who are with the fleet
on lis westward trip. Young Chll
son has made a good record for
niumi lf as a boxer, and In elimin
ation matches at San Francisco
won his bout by a close decision,
and is now squadron lightweight
champion. He will enter the fleet
elimination at Hawaii. He re-
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HO, THE QUICK OAT
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LILY WHITE PASTRY
FLOUR, 10 pounds for ..
SALMON, TALL TINS
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SHRIMPS NEW PACK C 1 flfl
OhUU
through care and vigilance.
Therefore, 1. Ueorxe E. Houck
Mayor of the I'lty of Koseburg, do cently suffered an accident when
urgo that we as citizens properly the motor trawler In which he was
obaei-Te American Forest Week, riding sank about a half mile frdm
glviug common thought to the pro- the dock at San Francisco. All
The night cop would have nabbed tectlun ol our forests from tire so of the members of the crew had to
n . H . i . . l. """ our ""I'l'ly of timber may ev- awiiu in, and several of them, In-
But was too lata to shoot. er B8 repi,.UisueU. the beauty of eluding Chllson, had to help tow in
the spring nights are so dreamy our 1"ou"la'n scenery continue to the coxswain, who gave out about
ire hard to keep from snooiln' - - .,.-0. .uu "yi" " u""-
And, then besides, there may be fx"'""! WlJ ' water be lu
guya urea.
In darkened cars a-booiin'. wituesa whereof, I have here-
.J. j. I unlo set my hand and caused the
. . , , , seal of the Ciiy of ltos. buig to be
The strawberriee are beglnnln" ;5lta oa 0 A
to blush and we'll be glad when the u, I'ji.
or umuqua vaney variety are all
ready to pluck. Those Insipid sun.
kist berriee from sunny Cal are
worse than the hoof and mouth
dlaease.
"'We wonder If Adam's cravin? for
applee was responsible for weeds
In gardens?"
s.vR
GEO. E. HOUCK,
Mayor.
en the position of coxswain tem
porarily and hopes to get an ap
pointment to that place before the
return of the fleet.
If it is so good why haven't we
heard of It betore? You are hear
ing of It now. Cull phone 133. Or
der one loaf of Citl.MM liUOS.
MILK 11HEAD.
Make the kitchen a more pleas
ant workshop with an KLECTK1C
RA.N11E from Hudson's Electric
Store. Easy terms.
CALIFORNIA HOME OF '
PRINCE BURGLARIZED
(AMffrlau Vrtm LmmH Win.)
SAN FItANCIHCU, April 4. The
oouuiern I'acnic company an
COOKED FOOD SALE.
hud the privilege of ; . u " .. "!: ,'. .. . The ladles of St. (ieorgo's rh
seems. The piny was a marked 1 1, m.J .1 u , ' will hold a rooked food sale at t
itiece.,. the player, portraying .J?.'?1'' Twentieth Century (irocery Sat
their respe- tlve parts In a very f'"", '"r "-P niountaln grades, ij April 25.
iini.hi ..,.., .u , ' In Its shops at Sacramento. The , ' v
I u
urrh
(AscUtMl rrcM Lcftjed Wire.)
AKCADIA. Cal.. ADrll 24. reaee
GOOD ROADS BODY URGES lofticera today were Investigating
HALT ON BOND HYUTERIA burglary of the home "of l'rlnce
1 - J Erik of Denmark here yesterday in
tAiti rra mart win.) which two rings valued at 14.000
HOUSTON, lex., April 24. were taken. Several fur pieces
engines will cost a total of 11.46
720. Each engine will be capable
of drawing a paxenger traiu of
14 cars or 75 loaded freight cara
at fifty miles an hour on a grade
registering 26 feet to the mile.
that much time and learnest work
of the directors. Miss Sarah
Chrlsilunsen. Miss Jnnet Ward
and c. O. Hroders. nn well ns the
artnrs. lay behind tho production
of this amusing comedy.
" It Is Interesting to know that
th's play ranks very high in the
field of amateur production. In
addition to being presented by
Various srhools throughout the
United States, It has been screen
ert. Constance Talmadge playing
the part of Dulcy. Miss Cohen,
- liFiiT of the English department
ItL tie second largest aehnol In
Nw York City, rollerteH four
- t""y.' wl"' "''a especially rernm- 1 venting a heavy loss by fire In the
. mrmtid for high school study heart of the city. The roofs were
- ..... pit .1, among mom tne ourned off three small business es-
P'y. 'Duli y". itabllshmenis. The wind had boen
The pnrt of Dulry was portrnv- blowlng continuously for 48 hours
ed by Mlxs Elva VYesrolt, who Is Du' abated abont 4 o'clock this
' well known to Itosehurg audi- 1 morning. Tho fire was dlscov-
- eilies, and la very lulented In jered about five o'clock and before
- nmsteur acting. Miss Weseott H waa completely extinguished the
handled her part very skillfully wind was blowing again harder
as the young wlrii, who attempts 1 than ever. No estimate of dam-
to help her husband In tho husl- age was madn by the Knights of
ness world, wlih many rompllra- ; I'.vthlas, owners of the property,
Huns arising as din result. Tliolthls morning.
For prompt taxi service, city 01
country trip. Phone 44.
PENDLETON PYTHIANS
SUSTAIN FIRE LOSS
(Aancutrd ITmi UcMd Wire.)
1'ENIH.ETON, Ore.. April 24.
A fortunate lull In the wind early
this morning was a factor in pre
lum of Cordon Smith, the him
rami, was taken by Cllmorn Ver
million, who was especially good
si the "'niggling young business
, num. The principal Incident fea
tured throughout the eninvdy Is
the house party, given liy Dulry,
who Invites several gucstN, whom
she thinks will he of service, to
. (lordon hi a business way.
Among iheso gues are Schuy
ler Van lyrk, who turns nut to
be-nn encap-'d lunatic, and Vln
crnt Leach, a scenario writer.
The parts were taken by lem,.
riercy and I'anl Ceitdei, respec
tively, w ho handled them In a very
amusing and Inl. ivsting way. The
gllKts nhom Dulry most in
tnresied In are Mr. and Mrs. c.
lingers Forbes and ilaugliler. An
gela, with Hall .seely as Mr. For
bes. Helen r'albe as .Mrs. l-'orltes.
snd Marlon Ness ns Angela, all
of whom lnteriretd their pat-is
in a nt(st reanstie matin
The threw business estahllsh
menta damaged by tho fire were:
Alta Street Lunch. Alia street
Dairy and Hales' Electric Shop.
The origin of the flro la unknown.
Ftillerton I'T Association box
social Friday 7:30 at school, gool
program.
IS
HERE FOB BOUT
Linking up a chain of parks from and fur coats valuea at 14,000 were
New iork to Alabama is the next wrapped by the burglars but left
step In the road building program . behind, they evidently having been
of the United States Uood iiouds ! surprised.
Association. The burglary, It was reported to
.... ' ""'""" au..,itu u, ii ..- peaCe 011 leers Dy 1'rinoe Erik, oc
!' iganlzatlon here today authorized l Urred while the I'rince and
appointment 01 a committee to re- 1'rincess, formerly Miss Lois
port at the next meeting upon the Hooth. Canadian heiress, were out
"desirability and feasibility of se- driving. One of the missing rings
curing such a highway." I was a platlnlum and a diamond
1 he good roads campaign la to 1 dinner ring valued at 13,000 and
be prosecuted In every slate under 1 tle othcr act with an emerald
the terms of another resolution, j worth 1,000. Investigation, police
mn.u -uiit,wureu J.necior gener
al J. A. itountree ot ltinningham,
Ala., to prosecute It through the
formation of state and district or
ganizations. llonds for good roads heedlessly
voted by an eager public came to
the front in adoption of a recom
mendation that tho various states
pass '"such remedial legislation as
the confiscation of
Italph Hand. Cottage Ornve
wrestler, who will meet I'aul
Amort, local mat artist next Tues
day night ul the Antlers Theatre.
arrled here today anil will re- will prevent
main In tho ciiy until after his private property for the payment
appenranre in the match. He la .of road bonds."
In dally training In the Elks gym- o---nasliim
and manv local sport fans ''or concrete worn call Taylor.
are watching his workouts. He
is In great shape for the match
and says he expects a lively tussle
with the locul lad. Amort is aleo
working out each day and Is In
Kxcellent trim. The seal sale for
this hlg event will open Snlurday
at tho theatre box office and the
US No. Flint SL l ei. 22&-B.
CHRISTIE E8TATE $5,000
say. Indicated the theft waa ac
complished by some person famil
iar with the house.
Free crank case service at the
Terminal Garage.
DEATH STALKS DURING
CAROUSAL OF TROUPE
tAM.x-Ut.tt hm Leutsl U'irv.)
rOKTI.ANI). Ore.. April 21
The entire estate of the late Arch
hUhop Alexander t'hristie, valued
best seats will probably disappear at Jl'.l.oeil. Is left to the Catholic
within a few hours. The proceeds 'arch diocese of Oregon City, over
of the show will go to charily 1 which he presided, under the will
snd the local Elks tiro making
cv-ry efort to have tho theatre
packed.
GRANDMOTHER BLAMED
FOR CHILD'S DEATH
climax Is reached when Vincent
Lcirh plans to eleHt with Angels.
Bxl-ted hv Dulcy. Mrs. Forlx'S.
au4 William, brother of Dnlev.
The "part of William was taken
by Kay .lost, who being In love
wl'h Angela, makes a rcrluctant
third lo the conspiracy. Another
humorous characi
(AMm-laird Pine lsH Wlr.)
TILLAMOOK. April 24 Tho
for burial following tho Inquest
aged 4. has been sent to Portland
for hzurlal following the Inquest
yesterday which resulted In a ver
dict that her death was caused by
a healing with a strap ndminlsler--d
be her grandmother, Mrs. M. C.
I'aion.
Mrs. Cora M. Ivsramp. the
child's mother, took the body and
The also the throe-earold son, Clsr-
Closing out one lot of Jersey,
Satin anil Trlcoletie bloomers.
black anil In colors, at half price
while they last. Marksliury Co.
filed hero for probat
Stipulation is mnde that approx
imately 170 acres of land near
Cortland. Included in the bequest,
be used for erection anil mainten
ance of a seminary for students in
priesthood ot the Human Catholic
church.
Personal property is listed at
13,000 cash.
Ice boxes at Towell's.
Mayor fe orge E. lloin k today Is
sued a proclamation calling upon
sll citizens of Itosehurg to ob
serve the w-eek of Monday, April
27 to Sunday May 3, as American
Forest Week.
Tho Mayor's proclamation Is as
follows:
Whereas, Waller M. l'lerce.
TORONTO, April 24. Fay Bain
tor's party, celebrating the hun
(Ircth presentation on tho road of
"The I)rani Girl,' a musical com
ply in which Mho is starring, waa
followed by the death of a mm-
' ber of her company and the arrest,
I for violation of the Ontario temp
lerance act, of two negro musical
, comedy stars, who were among
! her guests.
Tail W. A. t.ynn, 49, died last
night from a fractured skull which
surgeons said he apparently suffer
ed when ho fell down stairs in his
hotel.
Manager Barton of the company
told authorities that he left the
party with Lynn shortly before
daybreak, accompanying the actor
to his hotel. Several hours later
hynn was found at the stairs In
the hotel Stacey, in his street
clothes with a deep gah In his
scalp and a fractured Bkull.
S VcVir ri'V ri:rPP .
Jrw.
Garden toois at Towed's.
MKN ItFCI.AItFD l)Fl
ask t oi ler I tut r.i l.iNt;
eneo. The father, lVtrr Ie'
tcsnip, after leaving the oldest son.
'I.e Hoy 10. with neighbors in the
Me.la district, left for Portland
with the twoyesr oM son Vnink.
I Mrs. 1'alon remslns In Jail here.
awaiting action by the grand Jury lovernnr of the Slate of Oregon.
iiomorniw. tuesncs nt the In- In rnnfurm iv with iim nr.i.-innm.
m km- mi..., uueT vesieniMV inr ui eii Hevers I on nr h. it.nt i'n,,n( i-
an tx-cnnict. Nr. one could luive neichhnm who told nf reports .designated snd set aside the
TeMer taken this pari thsn Hlf- thai Mrs. Pa tan had beaten thr nf April 27 to M.n- 3 l'r
ford He nalp ( avlnr main a Mescamp children. It developed ! Ameriran Kor est Week, and
.V : V, ,nMl neignnora nsd sent a pennon Whereas, ss a nation we are
(Annrtatftl Ptij t.'aiM Wir.)
NKW OIU.KANS. l.a.. April CI
A mandate of the state supreme
court will be ne.ssary to restore
leg.il life to two residents of this
city. Hoth have been entered on
the official lists nf the hoard of
health a dead, and although they
are living, have lot the right to
Sent By His Own Doctor T"" ?TT, ;,v"n.,",!,,'' h""
! The body of a man found In
I a gas filled room of a hoarding
i hotie was Identified bv a son
lrnnti MiilliT A lioilv rnnttrl
If you, too, are suffering with ; ,n 1ht Mississippi river was idmi-
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Roseburg, Oregon
MA.IK.HTIC THKATlIi:.
J. Warren Kerrigan, the popu
lar cinema star, will be seen here
tonight and Saturday at the Ma
Jestic Theatre in a strange role.
It Is that of an outcast white man
in the big special Universal pro
duction, "Thundering Dawn."
As a mouei young man. aho'il
to be marrrod, he flees from home
to attract blame he thinks rests
on his father's shoulders for sup
posed business defalcations, lie
goes to Java and succumbs to the
lure of the tropics. Soon he is
a drink-crazed victim of the local
city's dives.
His fiance, played by Anna Q.
Nilsson. follows him to Java and
struggles to regenerate him. She
herself almost falls a victim to
the malim Influences which hold
her sweetheart. Sh wins out,
rinally. but not until a typhoon
and tidal waw destroy the coast
settlements.
1 COURT PUTS QUIETUS ON
INTERFERING STRIKERS
AVEXATCHEr, Wash.. April 24.
A restraining order Issued by
Juilee V. O. I'arr of siinorior court
i here was in force today whereby
I the men who recently quit work on
; the Great Northern Lumber Com
' pany's log drive will be prohibited
from picketing on. or near the
premises of the company or in any
way Interfering with men now em
ployed on the log drive.
Action was taken after a suit
against 37 strikers, alb-god mem
ber of the Industrial Workers of
the World, was filed by the lumber
company asking $5,fXiO damages
from each of the industrials. A
hearing will be held May 6. The
court order prohibits strikers from
congregating on the premises of
the lumber company or interfering
with any of the employes by hiss
ing, hooting, jeering or yelling
"scabb."
Our reputation Is at stake. .We
would not dare misrepresent. You
are to be the judge. Try one loaf
of GUI MM IJKOS. MILK IIUKA!)
and you cannot fail to agree. Call
133.
fillghtly used ranees at Towell's.
ANTLMN THKATKK.
'A Man Must Live," directed
by I'aul Sloane from James Creel
man's adapiton of the s'ory. "Jun
gle Law", by I. A. It. WylK will
le the feature at the Antlers
Theatre tonight and Saturday.
It's Klchard lHx's second starring
production for Paramount. Jac
queline Logan, Edna Murphy and
Georce Nash aa well as Cherlas
Meyer and others appear In support.
1 MffrM ttruJlallr with TSUfj few 10
ar until ttota mmwmmA xoooarr.
Sdt my phftKMsm rjwa4i ihl I tuM
tt Dr. Chat. J. )' iti-urt?a I tr.
Ml. mm t0ar I a wU ii iMdihr,"
ditordrn, you must tooor r or Istct itop
i ' rLJcrimciHinH wiin Tour n n. anl
b cured st 1 huv curtd thousanJi
rifi,minT ot thf molt sevrre andi at
I lAMgManiint5 40 vsn- Mv nonuru,-
w . .ill ! A tl A
Murdette.
While preparation were being
made for their Interment under
theo numi'r the two men made
th-Mr app.ane alive. They
immcdlntely called on tlr health
MltKItTV THKATItK
The Liberty Theatre has book
ed for t od ay an d a t u rday
"Wolve or the Road" an Arrow
"("treat Western" starring Yakima
Canutt. World's Champion Cow
boy, popular for his daredevil
riding, ably supported by Ena
Gregory.
The plot Is most interesting
and the action never waivers,
keeping ou on edge, until the
final shot when tho mystery Is
solwd.
As the "Pronto Kid", Cnnultt
takes full advantage of this splen
did oppnrtuntt y to cnlarce his
already wide circle of admirers,
and his easy manner in handling
a irytrf nituation is moat entertaining.
V L hi i ""T IT oylto county officers urging action 'drawing upon our supplies of tim- ' J"V il J ,7 h" list of dead This was nfu
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VapoRub
For All Cold Troubles
Pumps
Decidedly
in
Vogue
for
Spring
Some have a nent buclile. others a ribbon bow, and
their smart lines need no further accent.
These pumps are particularly appropriate to wear with
the simple styles of Spring
Black KiJ Patent, and Tan Calf with combinations of
colot). Low, medium nnd hih heel?.
Kidder's jShqe, Store
Roseburg. Oregon