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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. APRIL 25. 1925 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW leeued Dally Except Sunday by The News-Review Co.. Inc. B. W. 11ATEH... BERT O. BATES- ..President and Manager i -Secretary-Treasurer i Entered aa second class niaiter May 17, IJM, at the liost office at Koseburg, Oregon, under the Act of March 2, 187$. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mall , Daily, six montba, by mall Tally, three moniha, by malU Dally, single month, by mall. Daily, by carrier, per month- Weekly News Review, b) mall, per year. -14.00 . 1.00 1.0(1 .to . .60 LOU MeaJkrr ( The AMurlatfel I'm. The AaaoeUtrd 1'reaa la exclualvfily entitled to the uae for republi cation of all niws dlipkUhM credited to It or not othrwlee credited In thia paper ami to nil local nawa publteaed herein. All rights uf re publication of apeelal diapatt'haa herein era alao reaervea. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1925 ECONOMIC EFFECT OF FASHIONS BY BERT a BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS A prominent citizen Of the community Suffered terrible burne Early thle a. m. In a local grabeteria When he eunk hie Doughnut too far In the Java And ecorched three of His fingers. : t h i DUMBELL DORA THINK8 Orchids grow In orchards. Among the passengers on out. Something Good for Dinner A piece of our savory roast meats, or a salad, vege tables, or a pie always fresh and delicious, will be ap preciated by the family. Roasts, Pies, Cakes, Salad and T amities Salt Rising Bread Thursdays Fresh Potato Chips Daily MONDAY SPECIALS Roast Beef, Mock Chicken Fric assee, Chocolate and Rhubarb Pies. Hot Bread Every Noon. VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocert Phone 515 E IS T President Coolidge told the cotton mill men that he had been informed that where 20 years ago, it took nearly 10 yards of LMngham to make a woman's dress, now three and;l0Un yeatjddy wae mis- ..... ,. , , ., , .. ,.. I"' Duncan, formerly a guest at Olie-nail jarus IS cuougn to I'omurm to me lasnions. iius the Starmer Tavern. Mr. Duncan: may create an economy of materials for the time beintf. Uut!ould no "vuige hi. destination1 , . ., , ., , . ., but merely atated that he was i if the styles change so raapidly that three and one-half i -leavin' for parte unknown." He i yards are adequate now, but nearly double that amount may regretted very much that he could ; , . .1 . i ... . i not-bid the local officers farewell be necessary in a few years, the trades that produce these and ..press hie appreciation for! materials must be much upset by this uneven demand. As their Kind efforte in his behalf but! long as women enjoy novelty, there will be style changes, f.tn "so VoVdiaH? VVaud" !. I though women who are not too much governed by them show understood that he win return toi commendable independence. But if the women would use iun '.VrcMhinVs.W.T'in 1 their clothes until they really show the effect of wear, andthie section and will hereafter do not throw them away merely because they look behind the 1 rei'V'ioV laiesi iasnion piaie, one consiuerame nem oi ineir expense in- Mister Duncan was unable to could be reduced. T'S FROST WILL BE HEAVIER IS THE fOBECiSTL,,: chee valley was reported today at the horticultural office following la.it nights frosL A strong wind blew most the night Keporla from Omak today said the mercury went down to 27 last night and Pogue Flats reported one ouarter of an Inch of ice. Con- conullly had 25 degrees above zero. Predictions are made that Oregon will be confronted by a grave financial crisis if the voters deprive her of the reve . nue involved in two measures to be submitted to them, under the referendum law, next September. These measures pro vide for a tax on certain forms of tobacco and for the con tribution by certain self-sustaining state departments of a certain portion of their revenues to the general fund tt the i doias. it musu been one of the otn. state. The tobacco tax alone, it is estimated, would yield Xo'-Xl'iVrSZ the state somewhere around $1,000,000 annually, and this ;,h Pt week, we're mightiy glad reimburse the management of thte ' Starmer hoetelery for the crockery ! which ..he broke while . hurriedly ; leavin' the other a. m. He inti mated, however, that he may pur-1 chase a complete eet of double-' strength cupa and eaucers for the tavern. I POSTSCRIPT Pardon ue, Mr. Duncan, we were In error In reportin' you as outgoin' . passenger on Muter Espee'e gon- ,'ALLA, Wash., April. I so. nun temperatures in various parts of the valley ranging from a minimum -of 2X to 36, according lo In ronforniily with It s pant J locality, a light frost occurred here records, the month of April re- l his niorniug causing slight dam fnnes in pass out without reglst- age to some fruits In spots, ering frot in thU locality. And j n this year following as It does. f;ve u, ,ha dav our dally prolonged rams that forced fruits bread and if yon pi-ana we will and vegetal,!,., , rapid develop-; liive ,he 01mlM HROS . M1LK mcnt it threatens to inflict ser- . iiiUOAD can qualify, I'hone 133. Iiiuh damage. There waa a light - fr.iut lut nlr.1.1 lhi.l ,11.1 nn ' loua harm so far as reported, but ! NEED FOR LUNCH ! (Ajaociatod Praia Uaaari WlrO - POHTI.AND, Ore., April 23. Suit was filed in the circuit court of Multnomah county today by Frederick M. De Neffe, Portland attorney, as a taxpayer, to enjoin the state highway commission from entering into a contract with Simonstn and Hefty for the pave ment with concrete of the section of the lower Columbia River high wayq between Astoria and Sveu Ison. 1 The highway Commission yes I terday accepted a bid for con- crete which waa $10,000 higher .than tne bid of the Warren Con struction Company for paving the stretch with asphalt. The complaint declares that the hlehway In this section has been paved, and that the commission is without authority to destroy the present pavement and repaved the road. It is also set forth that the law requires contracts to be let to the lowest bidder. ROOM DISCUSSED ould go a long way toward meeting the expenses of govern-j .,,y meni ior me present Diennium. speculation lias already be-! yi ne-n wear a tin derby the gun on the probability of a special session of the legislature to meet a financial emergency, for the general outspoken op position to the tobacco tax indicates that its chance of en dorsement is not a safe bet. next time he feeds you. The grandmother who l accus ed of whipping a baby to death will prob'ly prove that she was kicked In the proboscis in earlv J ! childhood by the hind-quarters of The causes of automobile accidents are analyzed in the If demen,i Jackass, thereby caue- . , .. ,-i . , , complex de luxe. report of the Connecticut commissioner in charge of such 4. 4. traffic, lie finds that the principal causes .are as follows: I The Portland baaebaii team won Inattention, 4228 accidents; failure to grant right of way, 1 noth,r oam ytiddy, the Bull 3566; skidding, 1786; driving on wrong side of road, 1161). with"." "Tn."" th Inattention is no excuse. People who can't keep their minds - on their work OUtrht not to be drivinc Failure in o-rnnt rio-ht J Henry Harth played a oame of ' of way is a foolish cause, and people should much prefeY- to j .'chVr. VnT hl.Hc, 1 qCu0Pu. grant it if there is the least doubt. Skidding accidents, ex- there will be a much hiivler frost tonight, according to announce ment r flliarvir ltd I nf tl.a IT a u'miw 11,,.-,,,,,, u ...iii A very interesting meeting of undoubtedly do considerable dam- ! ,1M ,,,'n,0' P. T. A. was held at age if protective means are not 1 l:"u"' uouse msi nignt. 1 ne employed. Civics club presented the program Observer Bell state, that the ,f neral ,dif U88' developed temperature was down to :ttS de- " ne.e d 'a lunch room gr,eR above rem at 5 o'clock this ? ,ne At the ""'!'nt lm morning, and that it was still children have no suitable lower at a later hour. The fore- !'li,c!; IO, e1 ""'lr lunche- nd It rat for Sundav Is clvar and war- la lhe dciUre of the p- T. A. to m.r. with moderatelv dry north sve 8ut'h B room Provided. At the winds. Occasional rains are the ,r,'8'nt tlne there la a room in forecast ror w rn Oregon the ,hK bLm"t which could be eas- latter part of next week. i lly remoileled into a suitable lunch 1 mom, and the Bcbool boaxd Is to MKDFOnn. O10., April 2.". 1 asked to put in a Concrete SimiilKlng was general In the fin- j fl""r ani1 windows, and if this Is gue lilver Valley early today for I "lone the P. T. A. will provide the the second time this season, when furniture and equipment. A caf- the mercury reached :tl In Med- eteria is the ultlmute plan of the The staff of life should meas ure up ft hundred percent pure, ORIMM BItOS.' MILK -BREAD. I'hone 133. ford nnd 29 on the floor of the valley. According to the County Agent C. C. Cute, the smudging was more of a precaution thnn fear nf serious Injury, and In his opinion, no material damage was organization. GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NG LOGGING OPERATIONS TO CEASE TO BOOST PRICE (AatoclatMl PrrM LeaaH WlrO -1 PORTLAND, Ore., April 231 Curtailing of logging operations In Western Oregon and Washington as a means of stabilizing the Indus try was tentatively agreed on at a conference here yesterday, the Portland Telegram Bays today. The agreement will bo put Into conclusive form Monday, it is ad ed. The reason assigned for the ac Uon Is that receding lumber prices have affected log prices and that unless the demand for logs In crease there will be still lower prices, says the newspaper. According to tentative agree ments of logging operators thev will cease activities in June and prolong the July 4 oloseil period for two weeks at least. Operators attending the conference said this would also aid in minimizing the forest fire menace. Boudoir Lamps and Shades Ready made and Lamps. Shades Frames for making Braid, Gimp, Tassels, Edgings. If you wish to make your shade, ws will be glad to assist you with suggestions for de signs or patterns. McKEAN, DARBY & BALDWIN Complete House Furnishers Rostburg, Ore. I.lVKSTiH'K gi Ait NTIE Tom? ' S.UsTiH MKET (AMociated i'rett Lefaatxl Wirt.) SALEM. Ore., April 25. The state livestock sanitary board will confer with representatives from California and Washington rela tive to further modifications of thf livt Hit irk c i ii n rn ii I f 11 p sxi stiii it 1 acainst California livestock move ment- northward, clue to the foot and mouth disease of a few months ago. Ur. J. P. Iverson, chief of the division of animal industry of the California depart ment of agriculture; C. N. Haw kins, California cattleman, and Robert Prior, Washington state veterinarian, are here for tho conference. C.overnor Pierre wonM make no predictions as to the probable outcome of the conference to be held thiB afternoon. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone I59-L. KKLE.ASKI 0XVHT HAS AXOTHKK TKliM AHIIAI). ! JEKKERSOX CITY, mo., April , 25. James Carroll, released to driy from the state penitentiary after serving a terni for burglary and larceny, was tuk'.-n Into cus tody by officers from the State of Washington, where he is want I ed on a charge of burglary. I Carroll has rt'rved two terms In the San Queuttn, Cal.. prison nnd one in the prison at Sub in, Oregon. Grass rockers at Powell's. tion were badly misplaced when -cept in wet weather, would not commonly happen if people hn0Vlno , f 0,10", p'."""" were not running too fast. Accidents sometimes occur due , , , to fault of children and pedestrians, but otherwise thqy could Ralph Quine who grew up in usually be avoided, if people used their brains. o . What Klamath County lacks in population, she makes up in thirst. Standing 17th among Oregon's 36 counties in theie parte ie back to God 'a coun try again and will atay thle time aa he eaye he'e dern tired of wearin' hie red flannele. population, she ranks second in the amount of fines paid for; they want to but we hope none of violation 01 the prohibition law for the 12-month period end-! V 'B"l-"'n "" r" mched ' H fan.h 1 il,i. li... J.b.y f bullet thereby eauein1 . ...... v.. v...o hi.cjiiiii .u xiiiiua jusi uiauu iuiuuc i vncie oam to eend a copla mill. . uy the state prohibition department. And under the stimulus ; of increasing industries her population is growing rapidly. If her thirst increases accordingly well, they need all the water they have down that way for reclamation purposes. 0 . When not quarreling or fighting the French chamber of Deputies spends it time voting confidence in the government. ; So far the legislative branches of other nations have not followed suit. and horsenhoi-lng. All work guaranteed. Pl.-ntv Mnm rn, fon... miflWr-,1 even liy Hiosb orrharil- J ure horses. 623 Winchester Bt Istn who dlil nut llKlit Ihelr j north of auto camp. K E. Wood Hniudue pots. Th' pears are now cock. Prop. sufficiently mntured lo resist a ! ' Q t lower temperature thnn was the , cnae a month aso. when the firsl L your sheep branding fluid general smudKing was done. I .",??,? ",8, 0-'"' handy at "liearilifr tinre. We have Kemp's, IIKM1, Ore. April 2S. The I !he. kind 'hat lu,a require minimum temperature this morn- j I",? T?w ,".'."o 0n a car- I ne was .12 above ir,-rn. This Is " HA"TUN I'K03; the lowest pol'it rearhed In sev- lucncnDn tTTS..- . eral weeks, altlionch It I. more l MC1F?? 7?" 6600000 than a week slnre the minimum F0R BETTER WATER SUPPLY nxl'lered fallnl to go below the fivezlng point. Closing out beautiful line of stationery at less than cost. Re gular tl value BSc. Ano-her line values up ' to J2.50 ?t J1.05 nT box. IVltev'a Confeetionery, 229 N. Jackson St. SUMMER SCHOOL ASK ABOUT IT The Business College will be in session thruout tne Summer Months. All classes will be conducted the same as during the regular school year. EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE A. E. ROBERTS, PRESIDENT. Phone 666 992 Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon EIT.KNE. Oro.. April 2T,. Kil cene shivered through the niKlit while the temneriiture stood nt .13 decrees above xero. a scant one .by Medford will be allowed to ap- (AwH-lalH PfMa UaaM Wfn. SAI.K.M. Ore.. April 2S. Itepre sintatlves of the City of Medford and State Engineer Luper today entered into an agreement where- EDWARDS vs. KAPLAN (Araoclatr-l l'raa L'Kd Wir.l POIITI.AXD. Ore.. April in. Hilly Edwards. Kansas City wrestler, will meet Abe Kaplan, Chicago light heavyweight, here next Wednesday, rromoter Virgil Hamlin announced today. Order your graduation announce ments at the News-Itevlew office, j New line of samples Just received. , yun Dean-eatere abroad to main tain our dignity, . A headline thle a. m. refere to I the Daughters of 76. Well, great gune that's the firet time I've heard a female admit beln' that ancient. j The Pullman company announces tho launching of an airplane sleeper service at an early date. This should satisfy those numerous transients who are always insisting on an upper berth. The initials of the newly elected president of the Ameri can Newspaper Publishers Association arc S. E. T. Here's hoping he's the right type and never gets pi-ed. No word has been heard from the posse on South Deer creek who left the firet of the week In search of Mister Duncan, but it ie preeumed that the trout are riein' to the fly In their uiual manner. legreo above the freezing point, 'propriato SO second feet of water Today, however, the sun came up from Dig Untie Creek for a munlrl brlght. and things warmed up a : Inl water supply. The cost of the hit. I project will bo about $6011,0110. The ., I water will be piped a distance of YAKIMA. Wash.. April 2r.. 35 miles. The Eagle Point reclam Though warning of a damaging atlon project, which holds rights frost were broadcast all over the 'on Hlg Butte Creek, agreed to the Yakima valley last night this , Medford appropriation. The city morning's check showed that there requested 40 second feet,' but be had been practically no damage, oaus.1 of prior obligations this thanks to the heavy clouds thai amount could not be granted. formed early In tho evening and! ' o- the high wind. Do It now. Order a sample loaf of the GRIMM HMOS.' .MII.K WKNATCIIEE, Wash.. April 25 IIKKAD and It will become your No damage to fruit in lhe Wenat-1 steady diet. Phone "i:t3. GOMES STAYS ON JOB LISBON'. Portugal. April 25. President C.omes has consented to withdraw his resignation. His ac tion followed a visit to tho palace of a delegation of members of parliament which previously had rejected the resignation, who beg ged him lo reconsider. LUMBER AND MILL WORK j We can furnish your material from Cellar to Attic. FLOORING FINISH SIHI'I.AP i CEILING MANTLE BIIICK SIlEATIiINO & RUSTIC TIMBERS SHINGLES j SIDING ' DIMENSION LATH g Headquarters for Hardwood Flooring. Our Finish Lumber 13 4 t, all scientifically Kiln Dried. Try it. a Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co. 'WaTiTaTaTaTaliTaTiWaWiTaTaTO I GRIMM 11 II OS.' MILK BREAD delivered to all parts of the city. One loaf for you and no other will satisfy. It's wholesome. It's pin's. It costs no more. Phone 133. Call and see the new products at the Watkins Store, 120 W. Lane. Tel. 177. I'.Sl II S SIMM TS WHEN HIM t ill IN, (AiWK-lalM Prrpa Win-.) NAPLES. April 2.V After eighi months of comparative re-d Vesuvius Ik in eiuplloll again. The voirano orri'M llli le. espt ( tally cand-.'i-ceitt lina KOIltllWeal hide DECORATORS SOMPLETINQ WORK AT GRAND HOTEL "Sattidy night Ie a dern busy time fer the woman who hasta wash the backe, necke and eare of a dozen kids." Royal Children Suffer Hardship f;tnla.-lic spec- I W. Tho lobby nf tho Grand lintel,! which hna been undergoing oxtc-n-' Ivb Improvements for the past5 week, is now nenrlng completion i The ti xi ure Is as fine n lltren. The quality one hundred percent pure. It will win you tor nil lime to reeie. (ililMM BROS.' MII.K IIUKAD. I'hone 1:1:1. BORIS PLEADS WITH EMIGRES, COME BACK ('linger, proprietor of th at niKiit win u in- lintel, engaxed T. It. Hughes." of Iiokiuu iiom the 1 Kuin ne, to make tho Improve' if the ir.it.-r casts I mi nis. Thn woodwork and walls' ' onllnued from page 1) a glow om r ilin an a. The pre- I "f the lobby have been cnmiilet. lv! sent uruv:ti occur priodl ally ' g over, a Irnverllne stone be ! iiii.l la laund by tl r.illap,.. i K 1 Ing used n, basis for tho lower j section of lhe rim of the i rater. I Hart of the nulls ulin iirmnv ..Ira, th Pio'fnr Mall or Hie cmiviih el,.. Kntii' as near t'le i slide Htid couririin d tile eiiliitiori as lit.' Hie rim. v hi' h ulhm s 1 1 How down lhe Mihano Dellvere,! a cent of profit, vice 'on l-'n sh. (ill I MM It RUS.' I'hotie 1:1.:. Utile Wlttlinn That's our s. I'lll", Wll'ilcsnn MILK lllll. All. MILLIONAIRE THANKFUL FOR (36 JUROR'S FfE CHICAGO, April -Humid r. ML'Cnrnilck, the harestiT manu facturer, yesterday said: "Thank you for haviug been ul lowed to work fer f:t0 dny." He was glien $311 lor tn wee's seivlie as a Juror In Juvenile . court, and In addiilak aa t-d a "regular ft Horn-,'' b the rest of lhe Jurors. "I am grateful lo have had lb chance to serve." lie said, am he was glien his tlieik "The Juve nile court ie one of Chicago's most jieiniiu uiiiiiuuuui. 4 iiivctnr menus, gning the room a very ar- at.iry, has tlMIc appearance. The wall cnlu ti r in pes inns ate being finished In blended lie cail-e of polrmme, end the plate rails, ill- Ilalise of vh intf the miner Hint l,,u..i unll. e lava lo ai" being done tn old Bory with a kIiii.I finish, l he front doors will a bronze mottled color, and the column at the foot of the stairway has been done mer In polcrome nn-l mottle, blended. This finish Is ti' in.; Used a great ileal 111 lhe snuili, and hits become more pnpu lai 111 the west during lhe past ar. Mr. Hugln s stales that this parlltulsr coliihlnatinti was usisl m lb" lini'htng of the cellulitis of IK' I'lut National Bank al Kugetie. I If you hale been Iri'tlbled other Ma's wnii root Maggots lu Muir I bio, . oil plants, try Magollle. - -I W hi n plalltlllK the seed or soon i alter the plants are up. Is the ' lint ' to applv It. It rests l.'tv little to tr it out and It m.i ac a gnat m.itiv plants. Sold lv WHAUTON HROS over the Serbian and Roumanian frnntivrs. Ati llntian riirresiioiiilent tele ' graphs Dial p.issll.illlv of a res ciirreitce nt ioli-nce Is hiilii ated. ' Iliilgarian ili-turtianr-'s tlnnicd llli HKitlll in the pr"V:nre. Inilar, 'although earlier reports had in :sistid the situation was iMiptov i Inc Si are d. ad and 'a number ' wounded miif Hrt-i in (liffrr.nt .rn Im htl ilownt. iirror.liMn ti ((lie I ill- , imii'li :ipn r.-ipltal-. At the rity hull, lthnirv nud ftn.nrc wt-n-htiriif-l; Uurii.iri tw.i r kil h'ti iimt a iiiimhcr nnt.(l'l In .1 cnijfHit hi'iwtMi (ho aivrn n:ini i;oop anl omnviulsii; In 'ficht iitiK hi l,rlno ihn't' rnintininti-j Htr klllu'l; at Varna i(llrt kH ' 'i1 tlip roinmun.Ki 1 n - - r K..-i- hnff nftiT hurnuiK hit O iium, nc I runllnv to thtij r pot l n I ' nm--iv fill ft t'irt- tn ii troy th hr Mi:'ji tn i h r'Kiin of Varna w. r ri'jirtrt. pati'lii" lmnt Scftn or t n i 1 1 r 1 re ports tn''inniK o'h' r Hum- 4 5 ' - Vf . a . i M " . ' P. f ' , - ;. , mm J ! . h 1 , K i. Ni '. .' VVV' !' eMlaV.J-leiAuJliieiia.l A Message of Economy The stock of monuments which we carry, ,mholy pood appearance, quality ami fine workmanship, at prices which make them outstand ing values. We hire no hlch-priced work in or agents and therefore can save you from 2! per cent to 30 per cent on your work. See us beforo placing your order. Peoples Marble and Granite Works B02 N. Jackson Street MODEL DAIRY The only dairy in Douglas County selling CLARIFIED MILK We invite inspection. Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service. Skim milk for sale. Bring buckets to wa(?on. Night Delivery. Phone 44-Fll HAVE US MOVE vooa MOVING FurnituiH reeeivea the utmost care and attention in our hinds. Our van arc specially padded ant! quipped for the transpor ration of furniture to any part of thi; city or sur loutvtinks. "Wo aim to please" ftyftNITURe H.s. French TRANSFER AND STOHACE CO. tj PHONE 220 hi Tvlor mecie roucrrle le good cod cret TL JiilC n The more li et lhe meri' on , willlf. II nem more l.ei-ilime .il l'il e.in'l Ret elieni;)!. ii I l M H 'JV .MILK Hi; l: Al. l'lione j Atwne are pu-mre.! lhe ie.ii. nnd nauiEharrs of the rl niprras XllA now Ii. in in Si'.un. The e vht children ol the lele KaUer Karl hari ae.-n Iilauy hurdnUipa In tlmr jrouuil liven, despite the Uct tlwl theil Itibrr wu uuce kiut. TUej ere fair compelieU to lire pncucaU ol bMetti. Cleanup Clean People; Want Clran Clothes Let us do the Cleaning. ; Imperial Cleaners ; Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 I pameeemsSdarv The News-Review or OU dictiorwrin ImM b Axanlrd, u recent KWn hm broach t addition) words into our Unfii&fO nd tbo pab lUbcn had to duc&rd tbir old pnntinf pUte. 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