Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 14, 1925, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg news-review., May 14, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1925)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1925 THREE We have the Newest Patterns PrintedOrepes AND ; Georgettes Come in and took them over DRESSES Peggy O'Dare, Printed Crepes and Georgettes m the Newest Styles The Ladies 139 Norih Jackson St. Shoppe LOCAL NEWS In M'rdmwduv Hsre rom Portland Julin naekley returned to hi? Charles Patchett U hero from home at Melrose yvieriluy after- ; Portland spending a few days on boon after spending several hour business and visiting with friends. attending to busiLes mutters. 1 ;To Glendale lls llroun In i Miss Acnes Pltchford, county' Miss Pcsste. Drown was here Juvenile odlcer, motored to Olen- yeierday from Camas Vallvy, i dale today, to attend to orflial spending a lew hours shopping 'business. and uttending to business maters. I ' .Coast Men Here JIra. J. F. Plerson was a visitor I -N- VV- Hell and I. S. Young, of In this city yesterday for several I Murehfield, arrived here last night hours. She resides at I'mpiiua ' ,r"n' the roast to spend a short and was shopping, here cn business u:.d time In Koseburg on business. Front Oakland Jim Medley spent several hours In Koseburg Wednesday attend ing to business mutters and vis iting. He is a resident of Oak-laud. In Wednesday Visiting Mrs. (leorge Winston, of Wins ton, was a Koaelmrg visitor yes terday, and spent the afrernoon shopping and visiting with some trleuds. In Wednesday Mrs. George Neal returned to her home at Oakland yesterday after- I noon, after spending several hours here shopping and visiting friends. Visits Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stafford were among the visitors from the north yesterday, and spent several hours shnitving and transacting business. They reside at Oakland. To Eugene-- ' T ; Mrs. A. N. Orcutt left for Eugene this morning where she win spend the week-end visiting with her daughter. Miss Dorothy Orcutt, who is attending the University of Ore- ItetnriM to Pendleton H. F. Chllson returned to bis home here last night from Pend leton, where he was called be cause of the, death and fuirral of jgon. nis tatner. i . I To Grants Pass 1 from ;ine ' Mrs. Anna Drain, of Drain, pass-1 Mrs. Fred Asam was a Rose-led through this city this morning burg caller Wednesday nnd spent enroute to Grants Pass to visit, and some time here shopping and vis- I spent a few minutes visiting at the Itlng with friends. She resides at (stutlon with her daughter, Mrs. II. Glide. !lulueM Visitor Arthur Stevens returned to his home a,t Myrtle Creek yesterday 'afternoon, after spending several hours here transacting business aud trading. L. Whipple. Khvanlans Invited m The Salem Kiwanfans have , been invited to attend the Rose-, 'burg Strawberry carnival and.lt I Is expected that a delegation from I that city will be -present on the I last day of the festival, which has Return from Portland ; bf.?n designated as Hospitality Mr. and Mrs. Hoy liellows and 1 Hay. son. Hobble, returned to their i ' home In this city last nitht after 'Seattle Man To Locate I spending the past week in Port- j E N. franklin, recently eonnect land visiting. Ipj wih Maupin Thurston chain Ho- . , , I tela.- at Seattle, arrived hero last I.eturrm h rom Portland ! ni,.h r,m t, n.ih .,.i .. in i.,-i. Von Casey has returned to his 1 jnd nowhere was there manifested greater devotion to lofty govern mental Ideals or more hearty re jsponso (ilven with nu n and means ii uie.r auppurt. me war Is over, but Its problems are unset I led and ,lts debts unpaid. The patriotic people of our stne are not only ' quick to recocnize this, but will be The organization of committees Sons tl!",d So to raise Oregon s share of the na- , ,.. while .h., ,., i ... J'-, ,Z 17 ? U'T. 'Il!,ablpd vet- met when the opportunity Is given w f, a"' '""""J T" "T1"' l"l'al of tho Legion to h e men. and the American Legion ;,,.,,, an ,.., ,nd r)r ,e maintenance fund for the Doern- :0ra.ion of tho Doernbecher Hos becher Hospital, is progressing ii,i ,ii ,.. i.,' . ,. mniiilv .,,,,l..r the l.,.;i,.,l,l s . r. i. Robert A. Booth, of Eugene, chair man of the state committee, who Is working In conjunction wilh other prominent leaders and American Lesion officials. llooth Is n pioneer lumberman of tit lha l!r,ml tl....l la,n ,1... home In this city, after a motor Mt vacillit by Mr.' Knixht. who ro- ..... .....,...,. ...vie .e ..i 8jKneJ , go to Sa iYandsco. to business mutters. From Olallfi Mr. and Mrs. J." M. Wood wro out of town visitorH Wednesday, nnd spent the day shopping and attending to buHine.ss matters. They reside at Olalla. From i. 'nun is ViiHey OKussell returntd to his home at Chinas Valley yesterday after noon, after ?pendint: several hours in Hosebursj transacting business nnd trading. t t . Returns From Extended Visit Mrs. L. A. Ooux and dnuphter. j f.Mane, returned to their homo in this city estx'rday after an extend jed visit at Poise, Idaho, whore Mrs. iGoux attended to property inter ' ests, and at Katt Lake City where I they vhdtcd relhlves. They were absent from this city about eight ; weeks. ' V- i . great need is everywhere com mended and to it hearty response I will be made." For prompt taxi nrvrre, city or country trips. Phon 44 KNtiihllsh post off ice A summer post office lies been established nt Diamond I alto. On account of the heavy tourist trad':; and the lare number of summer campers this is necessary. Body To Arrive Friday The bftdy of Mrs. Agnes Guest, who passed away at Klamath Falls yesterday after a abort Ulnenn, will arrive bere Friday ninht. The fu neral will he held nt 2 o'clock Sat urday. Other funeral arrangements will be made by Mra. Sidney Ab bott, a daughter, who will arrive here this afternoon from Klummalh Falls. I ROBERT A. BOOTH EOOfJ 4 At A- BE Marriage1 IJcenso Issued (leorge Schleicher of Kosrburg and Inez Nye, of Salem, wore granted a marriage license in the county clerk' of i ice esterduy. Sai'em Capital Journal. Return From Portland I Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ib'Mows nnd I son, Hobby, returned Wednesday i afternoon after a week's trip wltlr the Al G. Harnes circus as the ) guests of Mr. IJarnes in his private enr, Mr. Harnes and Mr. Bellows being old friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bellows went as far as Portland wiih the circus, and stayed during the showing there. rliPPiiS BOJIDj . i Executive Si ate Cnnrman of tne American 4 Legion Endowment Fund for Disabled Veterans and Orphans of Former Service Men. Oregon and always has ben active In public affairs of the state. He Is a past district covernor of Ito tary Clubs and a figure la the na tional Rotary organization. In accepting the chairmanship Booth said: "During the World War the peo ple of Oregon were quick to re ypond to its demands and needs (AMOcftted Prna Iurd Wire.) WASHINGTON. May 14. Pre sident Coclldge has definitely de cided to reappoint B. K. Ilnney of I'ortiand, Oregon, as a member of the shipping board. Senator Mr-Nary, republican, of Droirnn whn nHorl nn ProaWlont "l Coolfdge todny to renew his ad vocacy of Mr. TInney's reappoint ment, advised Mr. Cooltdgq that, Mr. Ilaniy would accept re-ap-potntment. He Is a democrat. During In service on the board ItefutiiH Ijor.ie Mrn. O. Oteson returned to her home at Glendale la?t night aftr spending the past wee'e in this city visiting pt t'.e home of her daughter, Mrs. H. V.. Wampole. I I . Portland Woman Visits Medleys Visit I Mr. M. M. Keber. or Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Medley were Was a visitor here for a few hours visitors here yesterday, returning ,nis morning, while enroUte to to their home at Oakland, in the af- West fork. She motored here from ternoon, after spending several Iort OrfonI with her brother, J. ft. hours shopping and on business. Hohrer and family. Mr. Jlohrer is 'a mining enrrln'er, and Is now at Pioneer Woman Ii PI work at mining the Madden pro- Mrs. Charlotte P-idun. cne of . pr:y. one of the oldest and most j Hoseburgs pioneer women, is historic mines in the a tat". This I critically ill in Sa!m n cording nilno has been idle Tor a great 'to a report reieivcd hvre today. ; many years, and is attain being (.Mrs. Seldon 1 ntarly !t) years of , worked, with Mr. Rohrer In charge.1 age. Another Slash! Another Big Rush! THE SECOND PAYMENT OF ALIMONY IN THIS FRIENDLY BUS NESS 1V( it ' MEN! ThU U the) outstanding tale event in Roteburg'i history. It is a harvesting (or men who ap preciate Style, Quality and Val ue. Conditions conspired to make it unusual. Stocks are greater than ever, before, and interest is aroused as never be fore in the tremendous savings this sale affords. SMI MUST BE PAID STILL LOWER PRICES WILL DO THE WORK SMASH! CRASH! Go the Prices So come prepared to attend a Real Carnival of Bargains cutting and slashing of prices so significant that every man and young man who reads this announcement will respond m haste. w e For FRIDAY AT 9 A. M. Cut Loose Agfflii Our Last and Final Sale HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX AND CLOTHCRAFT . America's Best Clothes for Men and Young Men! Re-Grouped for Quick Action Selling This fine Clothing is going at prices which will prove beyond a doubt our determina tion to liquidate half this stock at any cost. We specialize on Hart Schaf fner & Marx and Clothcraft Clothes, also other fine things men like to wear. But remem ber, the days of this sale are limited, so come NOW and get first choice while stocks are at their best. . And, Remember This Sale Is. Store-Wide All our fine Hats, SIioe3, Dress Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Sweaters, Neckwear, Pajamas, etc, are included in this Sale and every price is reduced REDUCED SUBSTANTIALLY. DUDS FOR MEN, Inc. LIQUIDATING THE INTEREST OF A J. HOCHRADEL, RET.RING 1 M i W mher V Hare . .. i i.i . .i.i-mi inuiiiiii I I ijiiiihhi Mr. and Mr. Karnt'gt Nrnl and ly of thiii clxy. arrived here t''" i j two son. I,a Verne and Clifford, mornlne from I,of Angeles to spend : spent Wednesday here attend- the summer at the home of hir fr tinnev ha. n .vomi nir. inK to business matters and shop- nnt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. n. S. sioni cnnv3 Inro sham disieree- l''ne- They are residents of ink- Nichols. Miss Wlmberly has accept mm this city their home and are well 'known here. ment with romp of his nw.nri.ites i land. as to questions of polirv. lie rast j a dissenting vote in the plan lor 'mm lllmr Kivlng the Kmereencv Fleet Cor- Anion the vMtors from points nnrntinn free hum! In hnrHllnir I north of this ritv to :pe!ld s"Ver- Mn In the sale of the I'rewt- a' hours here yesteiflny was ,!r. I I.ee Wimb'Tly dent tvpn 1'aelfie liners to theA"r"l iruhl of Wilbur. She Dollar Interests, however, he vot- j here tlioppins and on bust ed with the majority of the hoard. ns, ed a position in the accounting do-1 All kinds of ollstovea at Powells. partment of the IioufElaa National i Hank, for the summer, and enter-1 On Business e! on her new duties today. She c U Meckley was In from Dlx- Is the daueht-r of Mr and Mrs. ..n!B vesterdav and overnlirht at- who formerly ma'le , tending to business matters and Ranges on at Powells. easy payment plan PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION RELIEVES NERVE ATTACKS NEURITIS AND NEURALGIA !::;K.r: Cart its VUH Mr. nnd .1 1 . f.porfr1 Carttir wore visitors fmni southern points in th oo.mty y".slfnl:iy. and tranitf tr hm in- ss ln-r?. Thy rt'tiirm-d lo tficir homo nt Can yonvillo in the ariernoon. Moiiii Km in SiIhk.1 Kiland SIinari arrived h'-re yrnt(ri;iy Jif;--noori f-n"i Corval- i lis, vhiTf hn in at " Tlitii; fdionl. d nv'-ral d iVH vistt- iif'rif vf liN par- nt, Mr. nnd Mm. K.id t.iiiwHrtz. A n w ilfncovrv made bv an nnd Int ndfl to r!v ton to iht jArrivet From South eminent San Krancinco phvslrian. nrve c-lls. thus bn. fiting the vn- : II. K. liak.-r. K-nral faIps man which ha bf.n BuUJctcd to nu-'ur n rvoua nvatPin. .wr of th WV-tf-rn Auto Supply mermiB clinical tnti, ia annotincod : If vo l Biiffnr from eharp, dart- company, arrived It r f mm th U ma one certain aid to rvfriv all na !itrve pains; tinlinit. crpin 'Am;. 1 offices lart nUrlit lo tp-nd nf nfrvp trouhlo. neuritis and nrrp ni-aiionn. or J-inip. J. rk ai.i a fw d-y lT.-p'ctin anil atrndiit n.-nriri twltrh tn'raunn of fHininhd nerves, ihe op'nin? of tin new branch of- Thia remarkable remedy Is has- pain relief before your nervoim aya- H on the Science of Homeopatliy, i"ru lx linjermtnea a method of treatment endorsed by hy laking kum eminent phyufcians and throughout America and Kurope. The prescription. la called ' Kopa Xeuritis Tablet r." and in fornri li td to (tlve relief from nerve pain flee here. and wrecked, - - NViiritis Tablet. Motor to peirtiatifl dorto-a Kopa Neuritis Tablets are sniaran- I Itoland r.-n I- ft Djorniiic ed hatnilefd. aud are alolnlelv fne fro:u dope bromid'-a and nae rotlcn. W. K. Chaphmn' pharmacy will iipply.you. Mail orders filled. by auto f n r I'n rt 1 a n d . be r he will Join hi wife, who ha be'Ti ; upend in th- winter there. Mr. K'f ill rt turn wiMi her nun band Hun';y and enjoy a visit here wl'li frirnrS. DO IT NOW. ORDER A SAMPLE I OAF OF GRIMM'S MILK BREAD AND IT WILL BECOME YOUKH STEADY DIET. PHONE 133." w IMvcn To CorrnHI Dcprel Ql, T"Y b 't this a'ter- nnon tiy aii'O for Cnrvtlli. wh-re h will rret-t Will irm TlirnU, who O A. C and mill re- orj'rht. M ll'hm Thrall will Fpend the eelc end here is I itiiiR his parent. Men's Shoes Ladies' Shoes Children's Shoes Complete Lines of these Shoes in. Stock, nnd very Latest Stylet Slimmer Shoes Including i Iikicks for Men nnd Boys We Do Repairinij as you wnot it ALL PKICES LOWF.ST A. H: Perrin I I I Vr.Ca St. vlaltliiK friends. for concrete won ean Taylor. Ill No. Flint 8. TeL 125 E. Mr. Smith In W. A. Smith was a visitor yesterclny anil last night anil IGOBBLERS HAVE COMPLETED fflK OH RACE TRACK! NO BANQUET IS COMPLETE WITHOUT IT. IT'S A DECORATION IN ITSELF IT GOES A LONG WAY TOWARD A SATISFACTORY CON CLUSION. GRIMM'S MILK BREAD. PHONE 133. sac ted business. He Is of Glide. here tran- resideiit Tho McCormlck Ieerlna; repair parts service Is the Dft of any farm machine made. This makes lena delay in the field. Wharton llros., acnt. The Oakland Gobblers have completed the rebuilding: of their rare track and It in now aald to b, one of the 4et4t rtatidard hnlf-mlle tracks In the state. It la ex pected, therefore, that Ihe Proptrty Sold Charles F. Wilson has purchased the house and two lots in Miller's addition from Mrs. Knuley and Hoy Cederatom. The deal waa made by Charles Kycs. California Couple Htra Last Night Mi7unif Mrs. C.T. MalmniabTof Ran KrancUco, were Riienls at the Hotel I'mpqua last tilKht. Mr. Ma hamah Is manajr-T of the Commo dore Hotel at Han Francisco. The couple ate enroute by motor to tto-attle. Hotol Men Spend Night Arthur Watson, manager of the 1Wens Hotel, of Reddlnr. end K. M. Walker, manarer of the Cali fornia 'con Hotel Information bur. su. at (ir's Pass, stopjted ov er here last ni.it and visited at the t mpo'ia Hotel. They are enroute by motor to Tacoma, when they will attend the opening f the eye) Witilhrop Hotel on Ma 11 i m In W.dneaday Jewell Wood waa a visitor from Days Creek Wednesday, and apent the morning here attending to business mutters. Sewing machines at Towella. Hay carriers, track, cable, ropo 'and other b.irn equipment! at Whar ton Bros. . . In Today- Mrs, n. R. Rlrhter and daughter. Oet screen doors at Powell's Fur niture. Prof. C. H. Castle, principal of tiun,.h in,ia. nH ih. Aav uinenin Acauenir, wm in ion a hoppln: and visiting with friends.! Wednesday looklna: after buslnesa matters. The academy school year jiurit-u nun rriutmj. , , Here Today Mrs. C. If. Swift and daughter. Miss Lela Hwlft, motored In from raee events which will be held In connerlion with their e li'mtrlh P lulv Mli.l.riillnn A I this year will be faster and Madelyn, motored In from flunshlne better than any previously held: Over $lnr in purses will be offered for the races en July 4th, which should In m re a full list of entries The r'nrly completion of the track has made possible the holding; of a preliminary race card previous to the Kourlh and this has been e announced for June 6. Kn- triea have already been mad for several Myrtle I'olnt horses. Including Joey (J., wbo enrrted off several pur- sea laci year. A number of e p-irtlrlpate. T It. (Iarrl-.n. , " ou " "oln t0 ,n lr chalrmnn of tlr managlni! j rlaatlon or water jystem let us committee, hss announced I "Kure wlfii you. We are here to that races will be arranged ! "",t hey work pro.rly after to suit in horses entered. ! '"-y are Installed. Wharton Bros. Thin Swedish scythes, the kind that are easy to keen sharp are xouin ix-er ;reeK ana spent tne .old at Wharton Bros. ,, day here today visiting and ahop-j , il"K. J. I. Poach, Tiller fruit grower ; and rancher, waa In town for a few la Visiting Hare j hours yesterday. He states his Mrs. W. O. Stewart, of Eugene Is fruit never presented a better show hi re visiting with Mr. and Mra. J. i Ing than this season, and a new C. Parsons for a week or so. Hhe1 prune that he has developed Is par. Is the mother of Mrs. Parsons. i Ucularly fine. a BORN FESSI.ER To Km, and Mrs. Ce cil Kessler, of I'mpqua. at Mercy Hospital, Thursday, May 14, a 7i pound girl. Suit Is Fil.d The IniukIss Creditor's Associa tion has brotii-ht suit against W. A. milk. duller and wire, for It To alleged to Keen the flvs off your cows with Easy Boss. They will give more Sold by Wharton Bros. Pee the demonstration of the I S)ilrk Meal Ixiraln tllant Kroa,he due on merchandise purchased. Have your car cleaned and pol- and (iasollne Oil Stoves, at Judd'a j Attorney Cumpton representa the Ished at Clllham'a lllshway Garage, Furniture Store. I association. '322 N. Jackson St. Phone 478.