THREE
Here it is '
Your Straw Hat
Off With the Old Felt Hat On With the
New Gordon Straw Hat
Your Straw Mat of last year won't do this season
if you wish to be in style. The brims are wider
and the crowns slightly higher. Here you'll find
' everything that's authentic at prices that make
values.
$2 to $6
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LOCAL NEWS
Return! To Riddle (Miss Vogelpohl In
C. Aspey returned to his horn; Miss Kva Vopelpohl was here
at Kiddle yesterday alter spencllnr; from Sutherlln Saturday afternoon
a day or so jn this city attending 'visiting v. ilii friends and shopping,
to business matters and visiting. I
e j In Saturday-
Marriage License Issued jr9. i,athrop was here from Myr-
A marriage license was Issued 1 1 Creek and spent the afternoon
Saturday to Henry yA. Jones and ' visiting with frit nda and shopping,
llerniee M. Jackson, both of Look-'
lug (Jluss. 'From Oakland
t. it.... i .......... I.lord Plnkston waa here from
Ti lteturn to r.unene . .
jg
Try Wat kins toothpaste,
pie tree. ISO Y. Lane tit.
Sam-, hrJbUUW
nursiujf here for bomu time, wilt
leave for Iter home
tomorrow morning.
jtime attending to b tidiness affairs
at KuKuno ana ratliu-
Visitor In Town
Vim 1 mica V Hunt Mrllmni) tn
her home at Oakland Saturday j l?"!, ua"1,8,
evening alter spending .the day in
Roseburg on business and shopping.
Mr. Ream In
A. W. Keain was a visitor In this
city Saturday for a few hours and
if la a real-
dent of Glide.
j From Powers
II. A. Knowles waa here frorn
Mist Rodtey In ! Powers Saturday for several hours
Misa Ruth Kodley spent several attending to bualntwfl matters and
hours in this city Saturday visit- visiting friends.
ing with friends and shopping. Shu
is from Looking Glass,
From Wilbur-
Mrs. I. tirae was among those of the year.
from points north of RuxebuiK to
spend Saturday here visiting and
nhopping. She is a Wilbur resident.
Don't fall to attend the May Day
dance at the Armory Wednesday
night. May (j. It Is the best (lance
Spends Few Hours
.r. Gardner was a visitor Sat
urday from the ru:al districts and
HH'iit a few hous thoppiiis ami
visiting. She resides east of this
city.
From OovelntMl
J. A. J orison was a visitor here
Saturday jmj spent several hour
looking ul'ter business affairs and
trading, lie resides ut Cleveland.
Ilettirn thin Moniing
M. K. Slack and S. leVI-ki re
turned to their homos at Houglin
this morning after spending the
week-end in Roaeburg visiting
with frivnds.
I-Yom lloagliit
George Shellabarger was a visi
tor from the rural districts Satur
day. He resides at Hoaglin and
was here on business.
Spend Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Sether and
two children, and Dr. and Mrs.
Dai motored here Sunday from
Kugene and spent the day visiting.
Returns Home
W. L. MrCraeken. Myrtle mint
businv.-s man, returned to his
home In tlmt city this morning
after spending the past few days
here on business.
I'iivo fop ('nllforniii-
Visitor In Town
Curl Totteu was here Saturday
attending to business matters and
visiting. He returned to his home
at Glendale iu the evening.
Booths In
Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Rooth were
Mrs Kntheryn Neato , of this j nrtltobu, R Visitors Saturday and
city, l'pft this morning for Oak
land. California, where she will
enioy an extended bit with her
tister, Kiiimu Slnrr.
spent the day visiting with friends.
hey resiuu at Glendale.
Itetiirns from AHmnv
MAN CANNOT LIVE BY BREAD ! JZr ff.K
ALONE UNLESS IT'S EXTRAOR- !!:::" rjSS
DINARY GOOD. TRY ONE LOAF OF "7 "'L '
. i Salem I eonle Stop Over
r.RIMM RRflS Mil K RRFiil Ir. and Mrs. Pemberton. of Sa
PHONE 133.
Visitor Today !
i Miss J. O. Connor, of Klamath i
Falls, stopped over In this city
yesterday and today to visit, while
enroute to northern points.
stopKcJ over in this city yes-
j terdny as guests at the Hotel
j Grand, and left this morning by
auto for other points In southern
Oregon.
From Ti Her
I Louis Russell was in from south
ern points in the county Saturdaay
and spent the morning on business
matters. He resides at Tiller.
From Oakland-
Mrs, o. J. Stearns was here Rat-
Olivers visit
Mr. and Mrs. 12. R. Oliver snent
Saturday in this city visiting with! unlay visiting with friends
friends and on business. They aro,' shopping. She returned to
from Dixonville. 1 home at Oakland Sunday.
Guild To Meet
The Girls Altar Guild of St.
George's Kpiscopal church will hold
a business meeting at the Parish
house this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
From Glendale Mr. Brugger In
J. S. Lyon was a visitor from; Among the out of town visitors
points north of this city over Sat- here Saturday was A. J. Rruger.
unlay, visiting with friends and Mr. Rrueger resides at Hoaglin and
on business. He is a resident of was in Koseburg on., business.
Glendale. t '.
Returns to Rrownvillc
Miss GhwlvR Knirer returned to -
aii'lthor home Ht Itrnwnnvllle this j ,n Saturday
her morning after spending the week I Among those to spend several
lend here is;iing with her mint!""" here Saturday attending to
and -uncle. Mr. an,t Mrs. John E. ihuslness matters and visiting witti
Westerners
know what a
tire should be
ONE glimpse of Cali
fornia, or Oregon
or Washington,, or
any Western state proves
that the West is the motor
ground of America!
California, for Instance, lcmds
New York and every other
state in registration, of pas
scngcr automobiles 1
-
A group of successful Akron,
tire engineers caught a vision
of the opportunities in the
West. Its vast resources and
possibilities for growth appeal
ed to them
Digging into the facts, they
learned that 30 per cent of the
nation's tires are used west of
the Mississippi. And only 3
per cent were made there I
They transferred their skill
and resources Co the West.
Their CT-C Cord today b
regarded as one of the three or
four really fine tires in America.
Nine western states give it a
remarkable sale. Farther East
its good name is rapidly
spreading.
We shall be glad to give yoa
expert information about your
tires, and if you need them
put on C-T-Cs either bal
loons, semi - balloons, heavy
duty cords or oversixe cords 1
"Quality trill never be
uicrifictd to meet a price
President ' 1
Columbia Tire Corporation
Highway Se"vice Co.
R09CBURG, ORE.
DRAIN:
Cool Motor Company
COTTAGE GROVE:
Hall Service Station
YONCALLA:
Luther B. Dougherty
CANYONVILLE:
Pacific Highway Garage
i a h
lland'built
Pon't fall to attend the May Pay
dance at the Armory Weduesduy
niKht, May 6. It is the best dance
of the year.
Irrigate your broccoli plants. If
vou tan soak them down ut pulling
lime tt will save a grtut many of
the small roots. We. are agents for
the Skinner irrigation system and
can furnish nozzles, plp and oth
er fittings. Wharton Uros.
I Glengary W. C. T. U.
Leave Sunday Th Gleneary W. C. T. IT. will
Mrs. James Foster. Jr., whohas -meet Wednesday afternoon. May 6
men employed at the Rnsemirg at the home of Mrs. George Rurt,
( liamnt r oi commerce nr tne pasi i nany nii'y. am memuers arfliC ...
Ifft Knnitstv fur Furest Grnvo lirired to attend and the nilhlin Is ! ' 1 1 ? "
cordially Invited.
Engt-r.
City Lights Washed
lnd'r orders of Mayor Hourk. ,
the city's decorative lamp posts j
are living thoroughly cl antd. thej
p lobes washed, and the dirt act'u-1
mrJating during the winter monlhs !
cleaned off. niakinir them appear (
much more attractive. j
I friends was O. L
resident.
Cannon, a Glide
Is House Guest
Miss Lucille Wright arrived here
Sunday to spend a few days visit
ing with friends. While hero she
will be the house guest of Miss
Rose Moffitt.
ear.
to join her husband aud locate.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Knger. Mrs
It, H. Niihols. Mrs. Carrie Mur-
her. Miss Gladys
rv, I Mildred Cochran mad
II. T. McClalleu arrived here W . M. and J. R. Rruce, of Myrtle : fPnni iinq,,i1.ir- nril
l roiu me roast nunuay anu im in v i 'tk, t-i iuwuui k inum n
Roseburg for a short time on bus!- day. These gentlemen are now
mHS. He was a resident here a engaged in the real estate business
number of years ago and Is well at that city, and are handling a
known In Rosehurg, halng con- nice lot of listings located in and
ducted the McClelhm hotel and was , near that fertile section of the
ut one time sheriff. I country.
motored to
Marslifield and Sunset ( leach on
Sunday, and spent the day.
Olands Visit Saturday
Mr. ami Mth. L. K. Oland were
Roseburg visitors Saturday from
Camas Valley and up nt I ho day
Knger and Miss j siiopptng and attending to ousi-
iin a parly hosh matters.
Success on bake-day is
not a matter of Luck
USE
Howard Bailey Visits
Mown rd 1'ailt y and his wife of
Portland spnt the week end visit
ing Mr. Railey'H parent 4, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Itaiiey In this city. How
ard Is now employed as a secre
tary In the office of 1he Southern
Pacific superintendent nt Portland.
Ric titers In
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rlchter and
daughter, Madelyn. were here
f roTii Sum'hino Ranch Saturday
and spent the afternoon shopping
and on business.
Speaking Date Cancelled
The Rev. W. W. Vinson, field
missionary of the Free Methodist
church, who was to have given
an address here on Tuesday and
Wednesday evening, at the Free after spending the week end vis
Methodist church In West Rose-!iting lriends in Roseburg.
burjr, has been suddenly railed
l.oavo For CmiM
Mr. and Mrs. j;d Marks, of Gar
den Valley, left for the roast on
Saturday to spend the week end
vNlting in Marshfield. They will
return today.
I roni Riddle
Mrs. Lillian Poott and son re
turned to Riddle, where Mrs.
Scott teaches school, last night
THE WORLDS GREATEST
And Learn Why it is Called
the "Best by Test" Leavener
SALES Z1 , TIMES THOSE O? ANT OTHER BRAND
home, and the meetings have been
cancelled.
W. C T. C. Meet Wednesday
The C T. C. will meet nt the
home of Mrs. it. L. Kddy at 7lil
South Main street. Wednesday af
ternoon, at 2:3o o'clock. Mm.
J. Knotls will hive a paper on
"Tim Origin and Purpose of Mo-
liber's hay" Rev. 11. K. Mow will
L'ive an Hddr'H on. "Hcmiekeep
ing Hearts Are HHprdest."
f
Accepts Position-
Miss Fay (Jeddefl, well known
Koeburg girl, has accepted a po
sition as stenographer at the A. T.
Lawrence real estate agency. She
entered on her new duties today.
Fined for Prunkeitosn
Jimmy Wells, of Los Angeles.
who has been visiting at Yon
calla for a short tinm, was ar
rested there yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Daugherty, charged with
being Intoxicated. He entered a
plea of guilty, when arraigned
this morning by Justice of the
Peace J. J. Itrown, and was fined
$25 and given 10 days In jail.
Injury to Looking Gloss Man
Loren . Jordan, who is em
ployed by the Coen Lumber com
nay at Looking Glass, received
a very serious eye Injury yester
day afternoon at about 'l:3rt o'
clock. He was wiring a bunk to
the logging wagon, when the
wire slipped and in some manner
penetrated the left eye in the
center of the corner striking the
Iris. He was brought to the of
fice of Dr. A. C. Seely today, and
was sent to Mercy Hospital for
observation, until it can be de
termined whether or not the eye
sight can be saved.
E
The Finest-
French Pastry
MADE TO ORDER
The Grand Grill Cafe
tins secured the services of an expert pastry man,
W. D. Mover.
, Call at the Grand Grill and place your orders for
special parties etc. All pastry reasonably priced.
After May 1 S we will be prepared to put up picnic
lunches.
AMBASSADOR TO
ENGLAND GIVES
A FINE SPEECH
(Continued from page 1.)
TACOMA. Wash.. May 4. First.
degree murder charges were being
prepared by county officials today
against George A. Conger, 3L who
early Sunday morning ended a
love triangle here by shooting and
killing Robert S. Heale, 44, a
prominent contractor. Conger Is
held In the city jail until the infor
mation against him is filed direct
ly before the superior court.
Conger, a custom inspector came
here from Relltngham shortly be-1
fore midnight Saturday night. He
went to the home of his wife, who
had obtained an Interlocutory de
cree of divorce, and found that she
and the two Conger children were
out riding with Heale. When they
returned a violent quarrel between
the two men ensued. Conger fired
four shots, three of which hit
Heale. Mrs. Conger and the child
ren saw the killing.
Heale was divorced by his wife
some time ago and she named Mrs.
Conger as co-respondent.
Conger, according to statements
of himself and his wife, had been
endeavoring to affect a reconcilia
tion and to Induce his wife not to
make her interlocutory divorce de
cree final.
Full Balloons Semi-Bslloont
Heavy-Duty Cords Oversize Cords
Visits FrfcidN
MiRs Thelma Smith was here
Saturday afternoon shopping and
visiting with friends. Site resides
at Winston.
Seep the Corona Four? On dis
play at Parslow Furn. Co. Ask for
Mr. Llntott.
Mm. Hal Held YMt.x
Mth. John Hatlield, a resident
of Hixonvilln, win here Saturday
and spent the afternoon visiting
with friends and shopping.
StesniM Spen, Day
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns
were RoHebnrg callers Saturday
from Oakland, and spent the day
visiting friends and chopping.
Motoring to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lock wood
left In their car for Portland to
remain for several days viMfting
with trlemM and loo!. ing after
biipin"s matters. They pre ac- 1
conipanied as f-ir as Albany by i New Variety of String Beans
Mrs. K. K. Davi-", v. hi hav been F. C. Gurnee, who operates
here ftr the p ft d wks vMt-! n'r little farm a mile east of
Ins; w ith h- r daughter. .7rs. Vic- f Roseburg on Ieer Creek, brought
Former Residents Here Today
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gage, former
resident of (his city and of Dillard.
were here today visiting old friends
for a short time. They are Junt
returning to their home at Marsh
field after a ten davs trip north.
They visited with Mrs. Gage's sis
ter at Seaside, and also visited at
The Dalles. Mr. Gage formerly
operated the Kmpire Livery Stable
in this city.
BRIGHTEN AND CLEAN UP YOUfi HOiVlE I
.Tsin.
Judgt Barnard He
I'Minty Juilei liijfl Mrn.
P.arna:'! nf Diinp i-nl
ilny vlxllliic at Ihe K I,.
From Ti-n
V. ('. ICohirlR and John KohertK
were hT Saturday visiting noim1
friends and looklnK after liuHlni'i.8
aftiirs. They reside at Ten Mile.
VUltor SiitnrtlMV
;eorae Kriitije wan among thoHe.
In from Hih rural dlstrletH Satur
day and spent the day alteiidiiiK
to biiHlnexH IntnreHlB und trudltiK
ll resides at Oak Creek.
VMfnr In Town
KTineth Conn was a vlwltor In
ItOHehurir Snlurdiiy from Melrnse.
fpemlinK the afternoon viHlt ItiK
friendM and attemllliK to business
ntat.,rs.
Uhh News-HPVmw Classified Ad
vprtlslng for rnsuita.
Read the Classified ads.
in 1 he INews-Keview. 1 hey
mean dollnrs to you.
'If human sortoty is to function
again as a whola that Rood faith
must at leant be assumed. Peace
cannot come from within.
"Now we In America, as you
know, are not wholly without ex
perience In the kind of problems
thai have been tormenting Europe.
We know the meaning of the
wreckage and devastation a great
war bilnxs In Its train; we know
what it means to borrow capital
under difficult conditions; we
know the Meaning of depreciated
money, for we saw our paper dol
lar shrink In value until it took al
most three of those dollars to buy
one gold dollar. .
'We know wholly the natural
unrest and resentment which these
unhappy conditions create and
foster. And that knowledge natur
ally enough has taught us to look
answer must be given to them. It
must come from the people in
Kurope, who alone can make the
decision.
"If the answer Is peace, then
you niay be sure that America will
help to its generous utmost. If
which Cod forbid that answer
shall continue confused and doubt
ful then I fear those hopeful pro
cesses which are now In motions
must Inevitably cease.
"We are not as a people Inter
ested In making speculative ad
vances. We can undertake to help
only those who try to help them
selves, and In saying this, we are
not thinking specifically of any
one nation, but rather of a situa
tion In which all are alike Involv
ed. "Now with the working out of
that problem In Its details, the
American people will have no will
nor desire to meddle. They recog
nize in It factors in which they
are only Indirectly concerned.
Their geographical position alone
frees them from considerations
which other nations must regard.
They offer no advice. But I may
upon the aftermath of the war In
Europe sympathetically and with l..v in vnn thr ihev hnna and that
an honest desire to help. But we, they fervently pray that a peace
, rvi'i0. s.uvss rniay soon oe reacneu noi a peacu
COLDS
oi head or chest ars more easily
treated externally with
V Varo Rub
Opt 17 Million Jar Um4 Y.orly
we lent our savings to make It
possible for the peoples of central
Kurope to get to work, it was, we
knew, that only in in this way
could Kurope as a whole be made
to function economically. When
we lent our savings to rebuild the
markets which bad been destroy
ed, It was because we knew that
in no other way could they again
be enjoyed. That was necessary
in the beginning; that was mere
common sense. If we went at the
Job with a certain moral earnest
ness let that go to our credit.
"It is natural for us to assume
that those who have suffered so
much from war should seek a set
tlement which, so far as Is human
ly possible, should be free from
conditions leading directly to war.
To that end and in that spirit, we
have helped. Rut we have never
forgotten that there was a limit
beyond which we could not go.
"The full measure of American
helpfulness can be obtained only
when the American people are
assured that the time for destruc
tive methods and policies has pas
sed and that the time for peaceful
upbuilding has come. They are
asking themselves If that time has
'in fart arrived. And that question
they eannot today answer. The
of mere contrivance and arrange
ment, based primarily on force, for
that would merely be the prelude
to another war. but a peace which
contains the elements of perman
ency a peace which will deserve
and receive the moral support of
mankind because It is Just.
"And they believe that such a
peace can come in only one way.
It must be based upon the assump
tion of good faith by alt who par
ticipate in it"
Dust guns and dusting powder
to destroy aphis and other garden
pests are sold at Wharton Tiros.
REMEMBER
The young; musicians
from the Heinline Con
servatory with a basket
of flowers from
The FERN
lira
'jjrl'
lifted
; ikJ'.V.n 1 Tie" - 'Ui.
Here TVwhiy
Mrs. Frank Sielnhaur was In
from the rural dlstrlrtH Saturday
and flpent the day visiting friends
and shopping. She returned to
her home at Happy Valley in the
afternoon.
Conn In Hnfnnln
Mr. and Mm. Roncoe Conn were
Rowhurg callers Saturday and
sp'-nt the afternoon visiting with
friends and shopping. They re
side st Melrose.
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, WITH PAINTS
Now is the time to do your exterior as well as interior
painting because it will dry quickly, anryou want fresh,
clean eurfaces'for Spring and Summer.
We Guarantee Satisfaction.
to the local market today a large
consignment of string beans,
knonn as the winter bean, lie is
C. P. ; iperlalizlng in this variety and has
'ester-1 met ith excellent success. The
V s j rill ! extreme cold weather early the
limine in K i-nb.iwt r. Mr. and Mri present year did no damage to his
linrnarn inrmeriy rrnmu m none- i too ana ne is now reniilr.fr the;,B recipient of a letter from
nurg, mt. luin'.-ui openting tne ' ""ileum or getting nis pronuct on former re.lilent who Is nt 1 1
Training for Service
rOrrsfii,jin Mill Ititermnrvl
A. T. Lawrence wai reeni ly
firl motor stage ltn between Roue-
burg, Mr. Mmnard op'-raMng the
their removal to I.ane county Mr.
Rarnnrd was eletd county judge.
the market early.
('ueif at Coc hran Home
Mrs. V. M. Renfro, who has
beti railing with her parents at
Milo. tnrpd over In tht Hty
Sunday and was a km at e
home of A . snd Mm. (. 1. Cm-b
ran. Slu wa J'dned hei
night by Mr. Rentro and
in, fiporg. who motored up from
fi, Kugene. They will return home
lg today. Mr. and Mrs. Renfro for-
5 s m'-riy re loraieu m this city
PaUITTItZsTTtIli hate many friends here.
ZigleFee Hardware Co. p,Ane 25
11 NO. JACKSON
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
Marshfisld Man Visiting
Chief of Police Carter of Marsh
field is spending a week ! Wig.
warn Tavern at Coos Junction re
euperaiing from a severe attack of
"lu which kept him In the hospital
t Marshflfld for several we'ks.
Mr. Carter eipects to visit in Rose
burg for several days snd at Myr-
last I tie Creek with his brother llooard
their Carter before retornlna home. Mr.
Carter lived in Rosebura: many
years aiu before irolns: to the coast
In
terested In Oretton snd its pro
ereHS, esiKfflHlly this part of lh
stnte, nd will likely return to
mnke his home here. Krrink
f'srll, the writer, was born here
.11 years aro, rnrtvlnsr to another
state at the are of 7 years. He
states 0 his lettpr that he experts
to mnk'- a trip here from his pre
sent home, at Caper, Wyoming.
ntinut In June or July, and Intends j
to Invest In sonre good stork
ranch projierty. He is especially .
Interested in the raneh properly
at S)e time owned his father.
Keeping pace with America's
telephone needs means keep
ing ahead. The work of prepara
tion never ends.
There must he complex engi
neering studies, careful financing
plans, and thousands of manufac
turing operations before new
facilities can he built and made
ready for public use.
And when they arc ready, the
workers must also be ready, skilled
in the multitude of tasks incident
to the operation and maintenance
of telephone plant and equipment.
In every important center in
the country, new members of the
telephone forces are in continuous
training, preparing to meet to
morrow's telephone needs.
For your telephone system is a
living, growing organism. Last
year 836,163 telephones were
added to its national service. Mil
lions of miles of wire interlace the
continent, to interconnect your
telephone with nearly 16,000,000
others, Tomorrow there will be
more telephones, for the nation
demands and expects them.
w here be has been connected with I situated at the head of Cow ( re. k
department foY , will prolial.ly decide to make
the city police
many years.
his borne in Roseburg.
The Pacific Telephone and TcHraph Company
BELL SYSTEM
One Policy One System Universal Service