Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 01, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1925. Dandy Weather! Makes you want to get out and dig in the dirt or go fishing. We don't sell fishing tackle, but we do sell farm machinery Harrows, Cultivators, Tractor Implements. Springtooth Harrow $30.00 Have you seen our Springtooth for tractor use. SOMETHING DIFFERENT See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE R08EBUR0 OAKLAND T Envoy Returns It Costs You Less We can save you on most Groceries and at the tame time give you a superior service and Fresh, Clean Goods. ALL PURCHASES DELIVERED AT YOUR HOME FREE Special Every-day Prices on Flour, Breakfast Foods, Baking Powder, and all lines of Food Stuffs. EVERYBODYS EXCHANGE :-EMU TH SO NEW and UNUSUAL DESIGNS Wa keep abresst of the times. We do not show you iHst year's idens and designs. You will find cere wnatercr Is novel, waatever Is new and whatever Is fine In silks "Quality and Economy" The Silk Store 8llks and Satin ROSEBURQ, ORE. I.ABRAHAM I JACKSON STREET mil 1 STQR EES ' The Roseburg Chamber of Com merce has received from the Oultes-W ttftco County Chamber of Commerce copy of resolution pas sed by them on April 2b, IbH, readlnK as follows: WilKKKAS. the last legisla ture of the State of Oregon par sed a measure known as fluuse Hill 4 U, which had for Its pur pose the regulation of commercial motor vehicles and the fixing of a reasonable charge or tax for the ue of the Highways of the State of Oregon by aaid commer cial motor vehicles, and WHrJKKAa. It u generally known that commercial trucks and but-tres cause more damuf,'e and Injury to the highways of the State of Ortgou, hich have been constructed at largo cost and ex pense to the taxpayers, than all other forms of transportation, and WHKllKAd, we believe. that said trucks and busses should be required to pay a reasonable charge for the purpose of repair ing in part, the great damage and injury that they are dolug to said highways, and W11KIU0AS, It is the concensus of opinion that the rates fixed by said House Hill 41:1 are fair, just and equitable, and should be paid by those who are using 'our ex pensive highways for commercial purposes, which said highways are only maintained by means of fees and special licenses and taxes, and WIIKItKAS, certain Interests are causing the circulation of petitions for the purpose of In voking the rtfereuilnm upon said House Hill 413 which would pre vent the same from becoming operative and effective until af ter November KG, which action would enublo bin and truck operators for commercial purpo ses to damage and Injure the highways of the Stute of Oretun for a period of two yeura, with out making Just compensation therefore or repairing the great damage and Injury which they are doing. NOW, THEHKKORE. HE IT IIKSOJ.VKI) by The Ualles-Wasco County Chamber of Commerce that we disapprove the actions of those who are engagvd In the ef fort to Invoko the referendum i upon said lloine Hill 413, and! earnestly urge upon everyone the duty of refusing to sign such pe tition and using every effort and all influence possible in order to d feat the deiiigns and purposes of those who aro responsible for said etlorls to Invoke the referen dum upon said house bill 413. At the next meeting of the Hosebtirg Chamber of Commerce, the request made by Th Dailes Wasco Chamber that s milar re solutions be adopted, will be considered. GOLFERS URGED TO START FOR EARLY u I v M MM Uim.jL bit J If I sPHEr Post; Stephen Porter, United StAtea Congressman !rom f'ittBburgb, and America, representative to the In tern at ion a I Allied Opium Confer ence at Geneva, Switzerland, has returned after three months' negotiations with foreign powers at the conference, lie bolted the con ference because American demands wore rejected by the Iti Itlbd. served. Kvery child had a vury good time. Sunday, April 2,, the Dillard boys bull team canra.up and nlay td Kice Creek on the Kico Creek team. Ivan Mickele wan catcher; Norman Bradford, pitcher; Muni tion Kice, lHt baseman; ueorge ; Voytllla, 2nd baseman; Normaa Krantz, 3rd baentan; Mason j Mit kel'a, short stop; Kred Henry, left field; Kriif-st Thiele, ri?ht I u-ld ; Louis Koyer, eeuter field. Kice Creek won 36 to 26. This was the first game It ice Creek has played this year. Tire third of May, Hice Creek will play Dil lard at Hrockway. The Kice Creek School will be out May find; we are going to have a picnic on (bo school grounds down by the creek. We would like to have everyone come. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meredith and Mr. and Mrs. S. 11. Hyatt and ron, all went down to v.Hit Mr. M. M. Meredith, wife and baby, i t Med ford on Saturday afiernoon and came back Sunday evening. R. C. 6. The members of the Roseburg country club who are to go to Marnhfield on Sunday to meet the members of the Marshfleld club In a tournament, are urged to leave Koseburg not later than 6 a. m., Sunday morning, and if possible get on the Coos Hay course in time to practice for a short time before the match starts. C. A. Lock woo a, who has been In charge of arrangements for the lournuiiiunt, was lu Marshfleld yesterday aim went over the course, and brings back word that the grounds are ill excellent con dition, but that the course is a tiicky one, and that a person not lamii ur with the lay of the ground is handicapped. Marsh tield goiters have been practicing daily and are working bard in the efforts lu prepare to give the Koseburg play era a "trimming." Mr. Lockwuod states that tue Roseburg team will be made up of about 25 members, many oi the local giltVrs plana. ug to take their lamilies witb them also. Some will leave Saturduy night and Mr. Lot k wood urge that all others start from Ituseburg be tore a. m. It is not necessary to go all the distance to Marshfleld as the road to the golf club grounds turns off about five mites before reaching the city. The road cros ses a ii ug ur ufcti ou the iigut ot ihe b.fch way going towards jarsu neld, and the club bouse is about three quarters of a m lie off the uiain highway. The Roseburg golfers who are expected lo mak the trip are F. W. Chapman, W. J. Weaver, C. A. Lockwood, B. W. Bates, Bert U. HauH, A. (J. Sutheriiu, Henry Hurth, Ben Zlgler, lrvin Brunn, J. i. Love, Bill Broadway, Harold Hudson, Gene Parrott, R. L. Whipple, (). M. Berrie, Walter Fi sher, . II. Klshcr, A. J. Li I burn, L. L. Welfcn, Dr. Nerbas, Ralston Bride's, Kd. Young, J. it. Laswell and K. It. Oliver. STORAGE AND SERVICE Drive in and Leave Your Car Where It Is Safe. We are on the Job Day and Night. SERVICE CAR ALWAYS READY FOR YOUR CALL GAS OIL TIRES ROSEBURG GARAGE Rose Street. Hear of Umpqua and Grand Hotels. Food for snnlrrels Now Is the time to exterminate squirrels and gophers. We guarantee our pois on to kill them. Lloyd Crocker. Plumber Thought He Needed New Pipes "My stomach and intestines were always full of gas and I of ten had severe colic attacks. The pain and soreness caused me to i hin k 1 needed a new set of pipes. Since taking Mayi's Wonderful ilt m dy all this has disappeared nnd my only trouble now is to make enough dough to buy all the food I'd like to eat." It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the. in testinal tract and allays the in-1 .lamination which causes practical ly all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, liuiuiliug appendicitis. J uiir uuac mm luiiuiltt ui UlUUl' refunded. At all druggists. A Message of Economy The stock of monuments which we carry, embody good appearance, quality and line workmanship, at prices which make them outstand ing values. We hire no high-priced work men or agents and therefore can save you from 25 per cent to 30 per cent on your work. bee us before placing your order. Peoples Marble and Granite Works 502 N.. Jackson Street IT'S TRUE th Century's Economical Method of distribution enables you to save. Yes! Not only on these specials, but what's more It's the saving .on every item in a 20th Century Store that counts every day in the week. The 20 Offerings Saturday-Monday May 2nd. and 4th, 1925 Crisco 6 pound CM Crystal White soap, QQ- Standard Sliced Pine- 07 can for gl IUU 10 bars for OwU apple, large cans, each Zl U KERRS BEST PATENT FLOUR 00 QQ Your choice of fhe" Blend CO Q 49 lb. sack for wZi 03 Crown or Olympic 49 lb sacks for git J Alber. Flapjack flour OCr, Wesson Oil QuarU 7 Carnation Bordens On Per package ZOC 'ch f U M.lk-TaU can, Jb MINCEDCLAMS-'Master" Halves Per Can i7Jc 6 cans for , 1 104 Carnation Wheat OQn Norwegian Sardines in OCp Karo Syrup Red QQf Flakes, large package Z3U Pure Oiive Oil 2 for Label No. 10 can UJU Citrus Powder Large Size Regular 25c. Citrus Granulated Soap 10c Size. OCn Both for v Z3U Shrimp Latest Pack QCn Searchlight or Rosebud QCn Kingsford Starch,Corn QC p No. 1 tin 2 for JwU Matches, 6 boxes for.... JJu or Gloss. 2 1-Ib. pkgs. ZwU LUX Large package QKp Tree Tea Ceylon and India (Black) QQn for ZJb or Japan (Green) J lb. packages wUu 20TH CENTURY COFFEE "There's none better" Direct to' you from QCa our own Roaster Pound 48c 2 pounds for w JU "CROWN" ROLLED OATS Cooks cr KONOMEE BROOMS Strong, nn in 3 minutes 9 pound sack for JwU Medium Weight Durable each UJu ROSEBURG STORE . 130 N. Jackson St. OAKLAND STORE Old Baker-Flanary Location nauiBBiaasrfflsmi j,huji.i.... ni-nminrnn rn inr nFFFRFn nw murkfti 4neail3eSJi ! VI I S.IIS.W UI S lllllllllbl BEGIN NOW To enjoy yourself by taking lunch or dinner at The Douglas Grill Try it once and you'll be a regular diner here. Jackson and Douglas Streets V. R. WARNER. PROP. Ilonn-Krown Btra wherries are growing inoiv abundant as thu warm wcuihrr continu'. and by nxt wtfk It h vxpvctfii thai the local irudc will be iU supplu-d. aku BtoriM have hwn ortrr nit rmpitin Valley K'rrteH for meral dayn In small (iiiantftft's, nnd to day berries were b lug pcddlml trom Iiouhh to house by H. (.1. Wil son, the l'uiiiua l'ark addition grower. The warm weather of the past few days caused the hvrrlKS to ripen very rapidly, and by next we4'k It Is expected that there will be a plemltul supply for the local d emu ud. Ftudebafter costs less ier pound tLiu butter. A. t lA.ixn III. A I It "North ot 'Mi", by i-.nierson HouKh, deputing alt the thrills and Hardship ot pioneer days on ' (he Texas cattle ranges, has been filmed for lltramount by lrvin i Willat, who made tne uatural cmor picture, "aiuierer ot the Wasteland ' and othT ciutslcs. North or Mi" is u title oi the Texas cattle trail, pi luring a country Wild, alumn lawless, al the period of t" ury, rougneii ed and diheui'tt'iieu hy the ivceut Civil War. I'aramount has furnished a not able caat lo visualize the aloi y. it includes Jurk Holt, Uniest Tor reuce, hois Wilson nnd Noah ! tleery lu leatured roles. The pic ture opened a three days run last night al the Antlers 'Incatre. Its 4 color! ul page trom the history of the I nii'Vl States, u second Covered agon." lilt k ritKi K m;vh. .'33-' ,2fra -.T .'- nr. r'ZK?lif&&m.','" The Ncvvs-Kevicw WavgKl adailisn words tola vr Isnswsa, nd th pu lblirs bd ! ciuard tbir old printinc bUlos. lioro ll IBS owly opUt fclkuuoT Urgsr aod mcro compUlo Ibaa My t. i-- ono onUrgod ocAlmUfroU ibo w word M BOW spocSBl tostoj wow rood lor voi7 roodoft. EASY FOR YOU TO GET Tbrt of Him coo pons, pi Minted' or inaflad to this tmmpm wan a nonunu luni to covw cm tluuitwitfarQ. -, tpounl- v pi Mail Order V frr Mil. imlnd Mlt pJ4-tt i its i otOy kJ KJ una Entitle every trader to this New Enlarged Universities Dictionary Your Old Dictionary U Now Out of Data j Mie Lucille and I.eroy Mere dith or llot imig. wire iiiijig j their gramlpart'iiis on Itue fi' li. , Tht'.v went buck on Sunday att r iitn, April (.. 111.' Misci UU:a, Kre.yn and ' Vera Mi-reditU were home veiling their parentri tivi-r Hie k end, .Mi.sN Marie Itarreit and her p:ti ents are hiixiu-: for t'alifnrnia, Us diiemiHy nuirnitig at 4 o'cltn k, April ilii. . We wilt niUs Minn1 here on A ridity nt our pn ulc. unil will hiIkh her wry iniii-h in itfh.iol. l.tllle M:sh llazi'l Itradlord had a birthday party last S.iiiird.iy al ter ihmhi. April 2. (laiiif! w ere plnyd a ud afterwards lunch wa Safe Milk nH Diet For Infants, Invalids. 2& Muina CMp0ien Conlas the valuable muscle nnd Ixi forming elfmcnls found in the grain and ho!e milk. H.iiscJ happy, robust children. Nutritious and easily assimilated. Prrporrd mt hono by tumr.g the pow dw ia bat or coll wstcr. Ho cooiun, I 3& U.Ji .jiws, I lltl ltl V THKAi ltK "IU'oint the lloidi-r in a place-, where Htiyihti.: imgiii hupp- n and ' w here vi e. i..hk i;a bet-ii kntJwn , to hiippt ii. ThUls why it makes 1 such an admirable title for Hairy ('arey's new Hum StrJinberg pro (hie Hon which came lo the 1.1 beily Theatre for a two day en gagement starling la.'t iiighl. t a rey h cupHbiln lea are as unlimit ed ai the Mi'aco "Ueyund thu Hor dr.' It Is not at nil outride the re alm oi endumy (o ce him lake he place ot another inau, and gn away with it, as he dots in j this picture. He stresses Ihe dlf Ifictilties, tliv pathos, and the imn 1 dy of the pltualion wth hm h tlne.te that nobody t hinks to wond.r that the heroine. dues , not discover tho inuMtjut radc DAILY WEATHER REPORT I'. S. w eathrr bureau, local of t fice, Knsebuig, Oregon, III bottrs . tiding 6 a. ni. 1'n i tpitattiiu In hulies and huu I drtditis: , IliKln .-l li iiiteralure ji'sleiday ...titl I..tv(i tempt'ialure last ibht....4b , ri'-cipUation, lut 21 Iwe.ira 'Total precip. atme tlit tl month ( 'Nuiiiial prenp. lor this month 2.o5 ioi.il pt.iip. trom ISfpt. 1, It. I, to date SS50 A eiane pi evlp. Iivni Sept. 1, lvT7 3074 Total exce- from Sept. 1., l- 9 16 AV-.ge pu t ipi'ntien for H t w-t iceaons, tSept. to May. f Int-huive) .. . 31 4S ' nud iHcasional rain tonieht and I Saturday, mod '-rate temperature'. WILLIAM HKLU Meteorologist The Return of Warm weather makes a Refrig erator a most necessary PIECE OF KITCHEN FURNITURE We have a Refrigerator just the size that will please you. GET OUR LOW PRICES LENOX FURNITURE COMPANY 321 N. Jackson St Roreburg in M We Make a Specialty Of Washing & Greasing CARS W guarantee our work to giva satisfaction. Coma in and try us. Tht is all we'ra asking, if you don't lika It, dftn't go and get sore. Just bring your car back and with a smlls wo will wash it soms mora. Put on C. T. C. tires and give them a trial. They pile up miles and you nde with a smile. We call for and deliver youcar without extra char re. Phone 4TS. 9 Gilham Highway Garage Roe burg. Ore. 333 N. JacksoD PL Good References Required You would not like to hire anyone without a good rcterence. .Why not extend the same plan to the servants you buy for your home the servants that sweep your floors, that wash and iron your clothes that play music for you that feed your family? You can buy such servants vacuum cleaners, wash ers and ironers, phonographs and food with or without references. W hen they are advertised, they are vouched for by a responsible person the merchant or manufactur er. You can buy them with confidence knowing that they must live up to their references, nar; That's why it pays you to read the advertisements. Through advertising you learn not only what is good, but what is trustworthy. AN ADVERTISEMENT 15 MORE Tl IAN A REFERENCE IT IS A CERTIFIED CHECK OF SATISFACTION.