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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925
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."ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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Hi W. BATK." ,. President suit Manaicr
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Koseburg, Oregon, under tba Act of March i, 1879.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925
THE VELVET HAMMER
DOCTOR E. B. STEWART
- The list of things which happen to the noted human
ruee, the faults of its machinery which creak from foot to
Sice, are famous and familiar facts to such a man as Doc,
who helps the bird who's running down to wind his losing
tloc, or lady with a mission reproductive in design to suit
libly accomplish what is in her special line.
But sutfh responsibilities, though large enough indeed,
cannot consume the power of one so full of push and speed.
He's been the local Legion head two terms and now a third,
the -soldiers' way of saying they consider him a bird, to
whTch discreet conclusion all the evidence attests. He's
helped to put across a flock of motions, feasts and fests.
Z L' And after,that he comes to bat, a golf club in his grip
Olid knocks the home-destroyer for a long eventful trip. He
gives that rubber apple from (Die orchards of Brazil a fre
jiiently unusual and epoch making thrill. He does enough
siioh useful stuff in every working day to have a sleep ex
tremely deep on coming to the hay.
PAINTERS STRIKE FOR (charges of possession and trans-
.', DAILY WAGE OF $9 portallon of liquor. The Jury fall-
,ed to agree on a conspiracy charge.
(Ae-icUled rnm Lewd wire.) Those convicted were Oscar Lund,
-PORTLAND, Ore., May. 15. Ivan Thomas, W. L. Davis and J.
I'nlon painters here went on It. i;l,folli n. One nf tha cU-fuml-
slrlke today whin the Master anls, Luther Zinn, wan acquitted 1 chanted with soliciting a bribe.
BY BERT (j. BATES
As this la
Fish Day
Dumbell Dora
Was out iookln'
For a fsw aucksra
To vots for her
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Oscar Bsrria ia a now variety of
strawberry.
Today's qusen vota stands:
Dumbell Dora ....1002.
Dora gained ona vota over yes
terday and if tht Espee aection
gang's hand-car makes the grade
from Winchester thia eve she ex
pects to gain six more. The vota
enda tomorry sve and unlsaa Dora
goea over the top by five p. m.
she plans to catch the early mornin'
boat up Salt Crssk.
Owln' to the flna weather
Today and
The condition of
The gawf links
And shortage
Of space and
Scarcity of Ideas
We II cut
The agony
Short
t
There'a no wonder tha
farm ia allua crowded."
Do You Enjoy Good Things?
Wa are offering a continuous feast (7 appetizing foods,
and Roaeburg folks are finding our Delicatessen a great
help in supplying their tables.
SATURDAY SPECIALS Chicken Pie. Veal
Loaf, Perfection Salad, Walnut Cream Pie,
Strawberry Shortcake
Fresh Potato Chips Daily Meat Roasts Pies Cakes
Salada Tamales Salt Rising Bread Thursdays Hot
Bread Every Noon.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5
f
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poor
STATE FINISHES
ITS CASE AGAINST
FORMER GOV. DAVIS
(AMocUtM Prut LwMd Wirt.)
COURT IIOUHK, Topoka, Kans..
May 15. The prosecution rented
before noon today In the trial of
former Governor J. M. liavis,
pi. inters Association refused an of all charges. The slxlh Captain 1 Tha former Kansas governor la
Increase from JS to 9 a day and E. C. Hwunk, failed to appear for accused of asking money in ex-
a'five-duy week of ill hours. Union trial, and forfeited bond. The ' change for a pardon for Waller
di(cials declined to estimate how government announced a retrial 1 Grundy, convicted llulcbiuaon
luuay men went out. Employers on tho conspiracy charge would he j banker.
say the probable number quitting asked. Officers charged the nu n Mr- Grundy, wife of the convict
Bf Jul). E. T. Crane, president of were arrested while unloading 175 ,ne state's last witness, tos-
Q10, Master Painter's Association 'casea of liuuor from two rum run- tlfied that when she requested
ueoiared his organization was pre- ners. . , t
pared to put other painters on the i T . , ;, ,
)nlr-Monday If the strikers had not
fclurned to work. . Ranges on easy payment plan
. it-- :at Powells.
"MOTHER" CURRIER
PASSES AWAY
BATCH OF RUM RUNNERS
Governor Davis on January 6 to
free her husband he asked her:
"Have you any nionoy?"
Shortly nfter the prosecution
rested, A. M. llarveyr head of de
fense attorneys, moved that all
testimony regarding conversations
CONVICTED AT PORTLAND llelimis From Portland
Mrs. Win. Vinson, of I'mpqua. wllh Carl J. Peterson, bank com-
POItTI.ANn, Ore , May 15 Four ! who has been spending the past mlsslnner under liavls. charged
of six alleged ruin runuors, arrest several weeks In Portland recelv- agent in alleged bribe solicitations,
rdby federal officers at Warren- lug medical treatment nt a hospl- be stricken from the record. Law
ton. Ore., July 24, 11124, were con- ' tul there, returned honre last 'rs for both s ilea then retired
vited In federal court todnv on night. Iwllh Judge McClura to discuss tho
question.
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...50c
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$6.75
$2.20
f Service is Appreciated!
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.iThe way the people crowd our store shows that
ifiur service and fair dealing is surely appreciated.
We will continue to give you the best we have in
'prompt and courteous treatment, quality merchan
dise and a fair price, a combination that will always
ivin in the long run.
FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS WE OFFER
Sugar Rolled Dates, reg. 30c seller for, lb 15c
Our Special Blend Coffee, its fine, 3 lbs. for $1.10
Schilling's Coffee, per lb. can
Fig Bar Cookies, ' per lb :
Babbits Cleanser, 5 for
Bread, 2 loaves for
Flake Butter Crackers, 25c pkg
Sugar, Pure Cane, per 100 lb. sack
Hard Wheat Flour, per sack
Will have a fine display of 1 lome Grown Vege
tables and Fruits. Strawberries are nice and
sweet now. Now is the time to get your canning
Gooseberries, and don't forget to try a bottle of
our Home Made Mayonnaise and 1000 Island and
Chowmay, it's delicious.
n Quality Meats
Pot Roast, lb 15c
Boiling Beef, lb 12 1-2
Hamburg, lb. 15c
Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. for 35c
Pork Shoulder Roast, lb 22c
FANCY MILLK-FED VEAL
Shouldrr Roast, lb 16c
Leg and Loin Roast, Jb 22c
Veal Stew, lb .' 12 l-2c
Heavy Bacon, lb 28c
I leavy or Liht 1 lams, lb ".".'."".'.".'.'.'.'.'.'.30c
Just the ri;ht sie to boil
Will have a fine lot of hravy and light hens for
your Sunday dinner.
WE DRAW OUR POULTRY
CottaKc Cheese Fresh Daily We Slice 1 lams
We Trim the Meat, Not the Customer
NO REDUCTION PLANNED
IN FEDERAL ROAD FUND
(ANMClatM I'r Wlrw.l
POIITI.ANH. Ore., May 13. Hu
mors that Pacific Northwest states
would receive only 6t) perceut of
their allotmenta of funds for fed
eral roads are unfounded, accord
ing to Information received here
by United Slates Senator Stan
field. The federal budget bureau
has authorized tho bureau of public
roads to contract obligations in
Oregon to an aggregate of $2,000,
Ono and will convene June 6, lo con
sider further obligations, it la reported.
S. P. INCOME FOR 1924
EXCEEDS $38,000,000
I lAwklel Tttm Wire ,
i SAI.KM. Ore. May 13 Tho
Southern Pacific Company ns a re
sult of Its business in l'.'-'t was
able to credit to profit and loss
2.ri.3(ii.'.IS.77, aiTonlllig to the an
nual report filed today wllh thu
public service commission. Total
operatliyt revenues were $204,211,
S72 71. total operating expenses
$U7.021.KI2 .! and net operating
Income ;;x,tM7.7l2 .'. Steamship
operations showed a deficit of
.336.64.
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DENIAL OF OREGON BANK
CHARTER 13 SUSTAINED
KALKM, On., M;tv IfiTh Mnt
Imukiiii; board tmluy unantnimiHly
uplu'ld Frank l ItrnmwHI. tio
siilifrinti'ttrtenl of hunks In hi iw
nial of n p.-ffinn f K. ('. .ililfni(3
tn nhib1tsh a hank on Suntly lttu
W'iii(l, In th Kniii City I'aik Ui
Irlct ot rorlland. (itddintfn had p
In'nlfd t Ihf bonrd from Airuu.-
Ht'll'll dt'IlfrlK
ItinmwcU told tbo board iUnt tJ.
(tpfiuiu ntuc.'ftwfii'ly It would b
iitHfssary for a new bank to ar-(-umulalf
tn a chort tlnio d'!iMiH
In t'xrrsH of $r.oo, iifio and ho doubt
t'd if this t-ould b tlon. He paid
that two other applications rr
banks In that dNtrict hud provlouv
ly bin turntMl down. Ho fxprt'Stt--d
the opinion that On (ton I over
hank id now.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363
Fre Delivery
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TT. S. weather burr mi, local of
firo. HoncbtirK, Oregon, 24 hours
finlinn 5 a. ni,
l"rt'fipttittion In Indios and hun
dredths: llu-h.'M t-tnir;ituri' yenh-rdiiV 7H
I.ow.'st t inptTiiiur lat ntuht 4
I'rt i ipitathMi. Ia.-l l!l htMirn o2
Total prtu'lp. sint'i 1h( of month
Normal precip, fir this month 2 i5
Total prfcin. from Spt. 1.
to dato 39 55
Armani prevlp. fnun 8rpt.
1. 1S77 3174
Total fxrifl from Sopt 1..
l-'L'l ? si
Avi'rari pnMlpTfation for 4
wrt ttraMint. tSrpt. to May,
tnr1u!vt'. . SI
Katr tonitrht and Friday; silent
ly cooler tonight
WILLIAM PKTJ.
Mtoro.cglsL ,
V
Mrs. M.
UiHth came.
Funeral services will be held
at the chapel of the Koseburg l"n-d-Ttukiiig
Company at lii a. m.t
Sunday. wUh Kev. .Mow of tho
Christian church of which the do
ceased wan a member for thirty
five years, ofliciuting. Intfjrmeot
will follow at the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
N. Currier, aged 87
years, one of the best known pio
neer residents of Koueburg, pas
sed away this morning after a
short Illness, at tho rooming
house she has conducted hero for I n ADHIMFD DlYMVTrro
many years, she Mufrni RrmuA ! UAKUIiNtK rllJlNE.K
of puralytds on Saturday, and had
been unconscious; fur the lust
three days. Word was Immedi
ately sent her relative after the
stroke on Saturday' but nothing
should be done to delay her death,
which came peacefully this morning.
Mrs. Currt&r was affectionately
known as Moth
DIES SUDDENLY OF !
HEART FAILURE;
flAltniNKIt. Ore.. May 15. '
tHpwial to the Newa-Keview ) 1
I'i'ii. K. M. SiK-ncer. of Cariliner.
iMi-il last night of heart failure. 1
Mo was born in the state of Maine ;
to many of 1 s,h' ls:!' an.d was'a veter-
her friends and acquaintances in 1 "n '" ",e ''V' "ar,' D'e
ItoaeburK, and e.poclally by the i 10 ?rK"?, " the. 8p,r nB ' 18.63,
scores of railroad cmpioyeea who "'aklnK 1,18 "ta,.h h.?m8 V,'r I
have n-sldi-d at her rooming fh" ftreat.-r part of his lite. He
hous. and her lo'as will be deeply 1, avt'8 a r'l',ow: An.na S,',e"- 1
felt by everyone. Althouuh ad- CI1"' a'"i .'0.!lr 'hli' )?. Juhn
vanced In years, up to her recent i !. V 1 T ' a.,a' lr"' ",':,ma9
severe illnesa .he h,l been verv I h- H'olKOe. Portland. Mrs. Henry
active, and h'er ftenerous heart i
and kindly sympathies will loni
be remembered by those who
mourn ber death.
She was born In Maine and
came to koueburg over forty years
ago, residing since that tiiua at
tho home at tha corner of Step
liens and Mother streets. .She is
survived by her son William Cur
rier of San Kraiiciaco, who ia con-
20th Century Grocery
LOST
Somebody Lost Money Yesterday by Not Buying at the
20th Century Grocery
But Yesterday is past. Tod ay is here and just as large
savings are to be had today as yesterday. Take them,
they are yours.
OFFERINGS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
May 16 and 18, 1925
9c 45c
Carnation Milk
Tall Cant
Citrus Powder
Large pkg.
20c
Toilet Paper 1009 sheets soft, Sanitary tissue, 3 rolls
22c
Crystal White Soap
6 bars
.25c
Bon Ami Cake 9c
Bon Ami Powder .
11c
Pure Cocoa
Bulk 2 lbs. .
J5c
Matche
Swan Brand NoUelesa Good Size Boxes 6 for
25c
BHl. of Mood River, and Frank
Spencer, Jr., of Gardiner. The
funeral services will be held' on
Saturday, May 16.
r.OAD OKFK'UL HKKK.
.1.
way
H. Scott, of the state hlxh
departinent, arrived here
today to make an inspection of
tin Tiller cut-off road nrotect.
ductor with the Municipal Kail- upon which the county has akei
way of han r ranclsco, and two i aid. He waa accompanied to Til-
grand children, Miss Kuth Currier j 1,-r by County Roadtuaster Krear.
of San Francisco, and Lyle Gray j o
of Seattle. Both Mr. Currier and j Business Is good with Hudson
Mr. Gray were wllh her when FNnex.
Oysters, new pack
5 ounce cans, 2 for .
5 Cn I Strained Honey Pure QQ I Campbells Beans . 4 ftp
.031 Pint Mason Jar 001 Big Can I UU
White Star Tuna all white meat, quarters 1 8c halves
27c
Leslie Shaker Salt
Each
1 (If I Marshmallows fresh QCn
. IUb fluffy, pound OJU
Flake Butter Crackers O n .
"National, lb. pkge. tUV
Kerrs Best Patent Flour 49 lb sack1
$2,39
Crown or Drifted Snow
$2,49
t S i
Rolled Oats, freshly
milled, 9 lb. sk
47c
Burnetts Vanilla-pure QQn
2 ounce bottle 00 U
Shasta Tea, Japan t7n
(Sreen) J lb pk 29c lb. U I 0
20th Century Coffee "Real Quality" Direct to you from our roaster "At a low QF.
price" 2 lbs 33b
ANOTHER LOT
FRESH PITTED PRUNES, In heavy syrup delicious flavor large cans (2s) at only 15c
ROSEBURG STORE
130 N. Jackson St.
OAKLAND STORE
Old Baker-Flan ary Location
JUST A SAMPLE OF WHAT THE CARNIVAL SPIRIT WILL PREVAIL
IN ROSEBURQ AT THE KLINE SHOWS JOY ZONE, STARTING
MONDAY.
MAKH1KI) YKSTKKIAY.
A dbuble wedding occurred yes
terday afternoon at the court
houae, whoa Clarence E. Cox and
Kdna V. OHnghouHC and Ceorjre
Ii. Downey and Barbara V". Oling
house, all of Azalea, wore united
tn marriage. The ceremony yas
performed by County Judge Geo.
K. Quin'3 in the presence of a
few of the close frietidn of the
on nt rat tint? parties. The two
couples will make their homes
i at Azalea, where the young men
are ernnlnv.-M in the mill.
CASK IS UKVfcKNl.lX
, Judge Hamilton today reverse i
the decision In the case of tho
Town of Canyonville against Hen-
; ry Hopkins, rinding for Mr. Hop-
kins in the matter. The case in
one in which Air. Hopkins was
; ordered to remove a porch which
.extended over a Canyonville
Rtrei't. lie refused to remove the I
j porch, and wan arrested for vio- Arundel, piano tuner. Phono IH9-L.
latiin nf the city ordinance, and
was tinwd. H-e took the case be
fore Circuit Jurigo Hamilton on,
a writ of review, aud obtained a
reversal.
NOTICE.
No more watches and clocks tak
en in for repair till OcL l. Wilbur
L. Spaugh, 604 I'iue streeL
Solve This Cross Word Puzzle and 'See "The
Thundering Herd" at the Antlers Theatre Free
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$37.50
new weaves, new colors, dressy, serviceable
practical nu-n will appreciate these wonderful values
f lorsheim shoes
stetson hats
faarth's toggery
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TBUNPERINO HERO
C rnss orI puwlo fans aro tn have their chatico to visit tho Anilnrs
Thortre tor an evrninn's eut.Ttalnmi nl fror r ihaiHo. All th. v have
.'J. c !'" r,OM "" ' hl.-h hu h.-.n pr.nar',i lor
-Iho lhai.a.TU, llvr.1." Tho firs, v, . turn ,. ! .Uwen
ill b.- :ir l.il luk.ts. rath mx-d for two. whkh will b- honored at
ay H-rfnrnmDr iiurlnB the fhuwlnc nf "The Thumli rina H.-r.l " Th7
".k' 't" '4',';!l'5, lra"1'- J"" lo h piusl.- cruelly E"t
It lo th-b.ii otfl.e al tho Antlers Thi alre before Saturday ncU .Viiv
lSlh. anil I you are ono of the first five you ,111 h. given ,1 Tne
viwilSeTtew nnu"'a 'as .veatof eOJUou of th. Kosebutg