Roseburg news-review., May 15, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. MAY 15. 1925.
THREE
We have the Newest Patterns
Printed Crepes
AND
Georgettes
Come in and look them over
DRESSES
Peggy O'Dare, Printed Crepes and
Georgettes in the Newest Styles
The Ladies Shoppe
139 Norlh Jackson St.
LOCAL NEWS
IOWA STARTS WAR
ON BOOTLEGGING
GAS TO EVADE TAX
Convention. She has been absent
from thla city about a month.
Oakland Merchant lu
ll. 1. llridKes, Oakland merchant,
mag here yenterduy and spent the
duy attending to business mutters Picnic Hold Last NlghK
aim visuuiK menus.
In Thursday
F. P. KarrinKton spent several
days hero yesterday transacting
business and trading Ho returned
to his home at Odleyld tu the afternoon.
Visitor Hera
Temple lirown was here from
Dixonville for several hours Thurs
day, and spent some time attending
to business matters and visiting
friends.
Better Homes Week. How about
a new home for the family? fail
and Ret one of our up-to-lhe-mln.
ute plan books. Page Lumber ami
Fuel Co.
About 75 member of the Young
Peoples' Association of the Baptist
church of this oily and
uw.il.. ........ 1.1. 1. O.. .... .........I a .ho!1
niu.h is .u.1B .ninh i'ailoneu
(AeaeUtxl mm MiH Wit..)
HOCK ISLAND, Ills.. May 15. j
W hat threatens to become an in-
tcrstate gas war was started here
today when four men, wearing ";
stars as "marshals" and purport-1
Ing to represent Iowa's newly cr '
jurKe!ated "gasoline tax department",!;
nu-u hock isiauu. inn men i
themselves at the oil
Throat Operation
Iale. the small son of Mr. and
Mrs. Itoy Dunham, of this city, un
derwent a throat abscess operation
this morning. Drs. Seely and Wain
bcoii attending.
Mr. Wright Visitor
Perry Wright w as an out of town
visitor Thursday, and spent the day
uttemling to business matters and
purchasing supplies. He resides at
lllihee.
nf lM ,!. I, !,. n,l hui,l . "" i" iuiuuw Blue Ol UMJ
welner roast. A large bonfire was T F"? ,br Jg' acr" the miss
built at dusk and after lunch was M J u"',M,f -"Aii'-eaten
the evening was spent In a . k'V bu DK "'a
the Iowa tax.
When the men stationed them- j
selves at the pumps of the Illin
ois Company located near th end
of the bridge, Frank P. Welch,
president InTestijsated and culled
thH sheriff and had them removed l
from his property.
Similar actions was taken by the '
managers of the Stanard Oil and
Sinclair stations, located nearby. ,
All thene illations are. within a j
block of the end of the govern
ment bridge and have been doing
a heavy buatuess with Iowa motor
ist r since th egaa tax wheut Into
effect April 15.
o
I social good time.
! Hvcrivea Kyo Injury-
Watson, the four year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Talbot, of
Melrose, received a very painful
and serlouB tnjry last evening
while at play near home. While
playing with other hoys, on
older child threw a rock, hitting
Watson, and caused quite a pain
ful Injury. IJo was hroimht to
this city to the ofices of lr. Wa
de, who called in Dr. A. C. Seely
In consultation. It waa found
that the eye was entirely cloltvd
over with blood,-and the doctors
were unuble to define how fur
the injury penetrated the wye.
Treatment U being given, and
there is danger of the small boy
losing his eyesight, but nothing
positive can he told until thy clot
has been absorbed and the eye
is clear.
From (.llile
Mrs. Thermon Cannon was
among the visitors here yesterday
and spent Leveral hours shopping
! and visiting friends. She is a re
sident of Glide.
Ijcft For Portland
H. W. Hates left this morn in cr
by auto for Portland. He wil
turn Monday accompanied by Mrs.
H. W. Hates, who will remain
here during carnival week.
In Thursday
S. O. Jordan, a resident of Look
ing Glass, spent several hours In
this city yesterday visiting with
frivnds and attending to business
matters.
Injured While lUiihUng
Peter Heller, who with a num
ber of other workmen, has been
emplqved by A. Creason in tear
ing down the structure in North
Hoseburg 1elongltng to Mr. Crea
son, which caught fire and burn
ed a few weeks ago, had the mis
fortune to receive two broken
J right ribs this morning while at
worn. air. nouer was on a acai
fold, and was tearing down the
burned boards of the building,
when his foot slipped and he fell
ten feet to a burned rafter, which
gave way letting him to .the
Mrs. Kid red Shrum and daugh- Albert DeBernardi returned to
ter, of West Hoseburg, teft this ! hU home at Glide this morning
morn In ft for Ashland, where they after spending yesterday and last
will sptnd the next several days night in this city attending to
visiintr with friend. 'business matters.
Mrs. A. V. Wood returned to hn,lf -hlm m
her home at Camas Vallev yester
day afternoon after spending sev
ernl hours in this city shopping
and transacting business. .
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
CLARIFIED MILK
i We invite inspection.
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F1 1
To Visit More
Mrs. W. D. Snider arrived here
last night from Corvallis and will
spend several weeks here visiting
jwith her son. Harold Snider, and
her mother, Mrs. J. A. Freeman.
Mr. Oi nn-hlll In
D. S. Churchill was a visitor
from out of town points Thurs
day, "and spent some time here
attending to business matters and
trading. He resides at Klgarose.
ground, where he fell on his right
side. He Whs taken to the offices
of Dr. George K. Houck, where
the injury was given attention,
and was taken home. The nature
of the injury will necessarily pro-
continuing his
work for a time.
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RAW PRODUCTS
COMMITTEE FILES
RECOMMENDATIONS
a BROKEN PINEAPPLE
S No. 2i can 2 for ....
(Continued irom page I.)
To Vlatt Here
Mrs. L. M. Mnench and two
children arrived here last niirht
from Albany to visit with Mrs.
Moench's mother, Mrs. .1. S. Mono
smith, and her brother,. Verne
Monosmith, for the next two
weeks.
Guest IrfHives for Wyoming
terested should begin plans for
planting acreage this fall. There
should be no leas than two hun
dred acres pledged to make car
load shipments.
Tire barreling market will take
care of a large percent of the
crop. This method of handling
strawberries has brought the
growers In some sections of the
North West good returns the paat
few years.
Livestock : There Is not much
promise'for nnv considerable in
crease In the livestock industry
in the county.
Hogs : Hog production mlirht
be increased by many ranchers
keeping a brood sow raising
Mrs. W. C. Winston, w ho stop- I Jitter of pigs each year. This can
KEARNEYS
300ff.fassSt. GROCETERIA 300W.CassSt.
SPECIALS
Large cans Carnation Milk (limit 20 cans)
10 cans for i 75c
Pure Alfalfa Honey, 5 lb. pails 73c
Prunectar Syrup, pint cans 25c
Prunectar Syrup, quart cans 45c
Prunectar Syrup,' half gallon cans 85c
Prunectar Syrup, gallon cans $1.65
Medium Red Salmon, 2 cans for 35c
Cluster Raisins, 2 pkgs 25c
Mixed Nuts, 2 Ibs.for 35c
Brazil Nuts, 2 lbs. for : 25c
French Peas, 2 cans for 45c
Bulk Mince Meat, 2 lbs 35c
Our Mother's Cocoa, small size 10c
Our Mother's Cocoa, medium size 15c
Our Mother's Cocoa, large size 25c
10c package Wax Paper, 6 pkgs. for 25c
Serve Yourself and Save at
KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA
The' Store that Brought 'em Down
MIIITMI.I.I.T.I.TT.T.Wtf
I
1847 Rogers Silver Plate
We are making
Special Prices
On all our Silverware, Look "over our line before
g you buy. Some real bargains.
pod over m?re and has been visit
Ing at the home of her aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. V. Winston,
of Winstons, for the past two
days, left la?t night for her home
at Itawlins, Wyoming.
Motor Here Yesterday
Mrs. Claude Welch and Mrs.
Charles Hall motored here yes
terday from KInmath Falls and
will upend a few days here. Mm.
Welch will visit at the home of
her mother, Mrs. V. N. Pltchford,
and Mrs. Hall will visit at the
home of her father, CJeo. Smilh.
They will remain here until Sunday.
Former INsldent Here
Mr. nnd Mrs. S M. t'uffron, of
Pnsso Hotiles, California, stopped
j over In this city today, and spent
a few hours visiting with old
I friends Mr. and Mrs. Suffmn
formerly resided here, and stnte
! that they find quite a change In
' Hoseburg, finding that It 1 quite
a beautiful city, it having been
j fifteen years sipce they last visit
ed here. They are enroute north
, in their car, and will visit at
. Portland and Seattle. Mr. Suffron
j states that the roads between
, here and southern California
I points are In excellent conditions,
.with the exception of one stretch
i of twenty-three miles, between
Heddlng and P.inamuir, Califor-
nla, which Is being graded.
Mm. Ktewnrt Itetiirn
Mrs. K. It. Stewart returned to
her home ih this city this morn
ing after an extended trip thru
the southwestern part of the Unit
ed Stales and at Washington, I).
C. Mrs. Stewart Is the regional
vice-president of the American
Legion Auxiliary, and made a
rlslt to the auxiliary post In , as well
southeastern tnt"s. She also 1 C'ountv.
vibiicci at v aKmngion, l. I',
where he attended th T". A. K
Safe
Milk
nd Diet
For Infanta.
InTalids.
ThAgd
I W sv i
Hfcai.nii1 ML
ha made a source of profit
many ranches where hogs are not
kept at present.
Dairying : The dairy Tin sinews
does not promise much profit for
the near future..
Heef : lieef production can
not be Increased much for lack of
range. There Im room for big im
provement In the breeding of live
stock by introduction of better
sires.
Sheep : There Is room for
some small flocks of sheep. We
believe the sheepmen would profit
by confining themselves to the
breeding cf two or three of the
fine wool breed and eliminate
all others.
Toultry : The poultry com
mittee report that Douglns Coun
ty has "everything In Its favor for
poultry production equal to the
I'etaluma district In California.
We have a better climate, green
feed can be grown on the ranch.
Mineral : We have received
favorable reports on pome of the
mineral findings in the county,
but have nothing definite to offer
at present.
Timber- : Commercial timber
resources of Douglas County are
enormous, aggregating npproIm
ately sixty billion feet. Capital Is
needed to manufacture these vir
gin forests Into lumber to meet
the ever growing demnnd for the
western forest products.
We would like to Impress upon
those who are operating fresh
fruit stands on tha highways the
necessity of selling only first clas
fruit and vegetable to tourists.
In cooperation with the Coun
ty Asent we are asking for a soil
survey of the county. We are
also arranging for an agricultural
survey that will gira us complete
data on all exports and Imports
as crops grown In the
This project will Include
agricultural conference to he
held next fall when the survey in
completed.
ft. A. FUrSKNMAHK,
Chairman.
W. A. T'O(.Ani),
C A. HK AND,
f'OSTKIt ni'TNKIt.
it. w. coom:y.
DECLAMATIONS TO
BE GIVEN IN ANNUAL
CONTEST TOMORROW
The annual county declama
tion contest is to be held In Hose
burg tomorrow night, and It Is
expected that there will be large
crowds at each of the three places
where the contests will be held.
Division one. consisting of the
firvt four grades, will hold Us
contest at t!ie M. K. Church i
South. Division two, made up of
s7r:nluia fnr Ihu AtU In t ha fith I
will compete at the M. K. Church,
a nd Division three, composed of
the high school contestants will
speak at the high school audito
rium. Kach of the three division
will start their contests at 8
o'clock, the evening hour being
chosen In order that more people
may have an opportunity to be
present. The declamation con
tests have been held yearly In
connection with the annual field
and track meet, but this year it
was decided to separate the two
and place the declamation contest
a week earlier than the field
meet, and to put it In the even
ing instead of the morning. A
musical program will be given In
connection with each of the three
division contests.
The contestants represent the
schools from all over the county.
Nine sections have been formed
and In each of these one boy and
one girl ar selected for each of
the three divisions, making six
from each of the nine sections,
and eighteen for each of the three
divisions. These winners In the
elimination mntches in their re
spective sections, then combine
in the final county elimination.
'Better Homes Week. Does yoor
home need a new roof? Shingles at
Page's. Kxceltent quality and the
price Is HIGHT.
DEVICE AGAINST THUGS
KILLS ITS INVENTOR
REDWOOD CITV, Cal., May 15.
Gratlen Moreau, 62, inventor of
scores of devices for as many dif
ferent purposes, sacrificed his lfe
to his Inventive genius, the coron
er's Jury here declared today in
passing on his death yesterday In
his tent home In Burllngamc.
Moreau was killed by a device ho
had perfected to save hold-up vlc
tima. The device consisted of a brass
cylinder and a plunger, which fit
ted Into the coat sleeve and which
exploded when the arm was raised,
sending a bullet into anyone who
might be standing In front of the
wearer. The jury decided that he
had come to his death by accident
w hile making a test of the contrivance.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC AGENTS
HOLD MEETING
PR
EPAREB)
Stones Store are always ready to serve yon. It makes no difference the size of
your order always the same courteous, helpful service is here; try Stone's tomorrow or
any day for satisfying food supply service shop before noon.
Unusual Bargains
Until 13 Oclock Noon Saturday v
I CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 0n
70 10 for UtU
I0U
BUTTER, STONE'S BEST
2 lbs
(Limit 20 bars)
.45c
CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP
3 for
24c
ALL DAY BARGAINS
Make a list of your week's requirements and enjoy Stone's many saving prices
and efficient service.
FAMILY FLOUR CO 10 CORN, PEAS AND TOMATOES r 4 IJQ
49 lbs - $lll3 standard pack, 15c, 3 for 43c. 12 fotjgl lO J
ROLLED OATS EC. SHRIMPS, QCft
9 lbs JJb New Pack, 2 for Jwu
Bordens Tall Milk OCp GRAPE FRUIT 7Qa
3 for ZJb 4 for 25c, 12 for I Ju
NUT MARGARINE f)np SWEET JUICY ORANGES 07,,
lb ZUb Medium, per do
CAMPBELLS PORK AND BEANS C 1 C LEMONS, OQp
10c, per doi V 1 1 1 J Large, per. do L 30
Complete assortment of fresh vegetables and berries at lowest prices.
Buy your sugar now our price is lowest in town and canning season is here.
SHOP EARLY
311 WEST CASS
ROSEBURG, ORE.
CALIFORNIA
AND OREGON
Influenza Ancient Enemy
Influenza has been known n I most
ns long as mnn has been known.
Hie word Itself Is derived from th
ancient astrologers, who believed It
to be caused by the "inlluence of
the stars. The disease has been
miiulsiiikuMy traced 1uick to lfvSO.
It whs then prevalent in eastern
(lermany and was known, curiously
enough, as sleeping sickness. It
appeared again In the Klghteenth
century. when epidemics of It were
frequent und prolonged in most
Eumpeun countries. Among the
famous ircople of long ago who mif
fered from it were Sir Imihc New
ton, (ioethe and Schiller. The
Brent philosopher. Kant, was at
tacked by ii, and he believed it was
caused by noxious insect brought
to western Kurope us a result of
trade with ltussia.
A very Interesting and well at
tended meeting was held by the
Southern Pacific station agents of
Douglas County at the clly hall last
night J. A. Ormandy, general pas
senger agent, and C. H. Taylor, so
licitation clerk from Portland, A.
8. Rosenbaum, district trlght and
nassenger agent, of Medford, and
W, H. Mcllean, assistant superin
tendent of Itoseburg wr,re in
charge of the meeting, which was
attended by about 25 of the agents
from Drain to Riddle. Slides were
shown of scenic attractions on the
8. P. lines, acquainting the agents
with what the company has lo of
fer travelers, and the new summer
excursion rates were thoroughly
discussed.
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Modern Heroine
T'urhura was Hellish, thirsty for
pleasures of the mot vulgur sort,
amused herself by cul letting ador
ers and treating them badly, was
stupid and a llur in other words,
was one of the normal tyjies of
healthy young womanhood. I
should hnve been lens disturbed by
these discoveries If only her face
bnd been different. Hut with that
dazzling nnd mysteriously lovely
face she was a perpetual source of
surprise and pain. In Barbara '
company I Was learning that It is
prtNslble to he profuundty ami slav
ishly In love with some one for
whom one hss no esteem, whom one
regards as a bad character, and
who finally, not only makes one
unhappy, hut bore one. From
Thot Jtarren Leaves," by Aldous
Huxley.
Made Name Gloriou
A world-famous battle was fought
at Thermopylae In northern (ireeca
on August 7, 8 and W. 4W It. , be
tween three hundred Spartans and
seven hundred Thespians, com
manded by Keonidas, und Hie entire
Persian htt. For four duy Iveuni
da and hi band held the pass of
Thermopylae against th Invaders,
at the end of whfch time Kphlalles,
a Trnchlidnn, led the l'erlan over
the mountains by a secret path to
the rear of the Greeks, who were
thus placed between two hostile
nrinh'S nnd wpre finally cut to
pieces, line lireek only escaped,
und h Is unld to have been loaded
with reproaches for having fled.
Kunsna City Star.
B0Y3 ARE FINED
Ora and Irvin Woody, t who were
found guilty yesterday of fishing
too near the Winchester Dam, were
fined $50 each by Justice of the
Peace George Jones. They filed no
tice of apjenl to the dr.H4CWurt.
Charles Werner of Anacortes,
Washington, arrived here last
night and Is visiting with hs daugh
ter, Mrs. George Jonea. , ,
Read the Classified ads,
in The News-Review. They
mrAti f?oI!ar to voti.
THE MOST RAPID DELIVERY
SERVICE IN THE CITY WILL DE
LIVER A RED HOT LOAF TO YOUR
DOOR FIVE MINUTES BEFORE
YOU ARE READY TO DINE.
GRIMM'S MILK BREAD. PHONE 133i
! Bear this inl Mind
HAVE A CARIMCNTKR DO
YOUR PLUMBING
DIDICULOUSI you y. Y thit U
whl hunditdt ot people oo every
o,y wncn incy "W"""i,,r
rmmrxfrsw CTiii
PORTLAND PUGS JAILED
AS BOOTLEG SUSPECTS ih, . ir.lrwd RECTAL SPE-
Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. Phone 25 I
119 NO. JACK30N I
I
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
A well -balance J, palatable, eas
ily assimilated food that nour
ishes and up builds. Use at meals,
between meals, or upon retiring,
af when faint or hungry.
d to bot oc coU wrter. ffo oooi. or wher, u clmJ from-
CLALISI tocurethtlrPilti. Nowondet '
i-.itw wj,i ..iwviMvt J they receive no benefit and continue to
MKIiKOH!), Or. Mnr H.-SIit- wtfer.inj condemn the doctor for the It
Iff Ilnlph Jcnnlne today nrroKii l time end money wuted.
"NlK V-h((t", a'inii "IIih IjiiV" nf ,My yer, of trelninif end experience
AIlnR". dim Somnnon ami Jimmy treHn RECTAL end COLON eil
Mnrfln. nil nnld lo t- piikIIIhU and irnenl,loneen,hle me to give written
wrpRtlere of Pnrtlnnd, and are
holding- the mil tmurrtn In rmi-
nctlnn with k forty-rallon ''Ml
anrl twn hnrrpl, nf mn.h found
Ifloar th tfnt In whirh thi-v wt
I alfwplnc on lh bnnkn of thp An-
, pirate river, l niiu-n eotitnw. j , TT0 miicts; siattii orri:
Li
We-lon GUARANTEE
tint I will cure your Pile,
or REFUND YOUR FEE.
Write toon he er FREE ROOK
HZ
CHA& A DEAN. M.D..Inc
tT.Ln nifinc WATTLE OFFICE.
Balance Your Diet
Tlit haliinrt'd diet la t he lipttltliy I
nm nnd cuntulne all three of t tie
tmporinnt vltamlni-a. ' The prlmi-
pnl food value of hrpinl and meat i
Ilea In their protein content hut I
they are low In vltiimtiM-n II nnd 4', j
and If you would he mire of more
haliineed mth!i In.urlnir plenty of
rarh eHiMntlnl, une the cltrue fruits ,
oflen. The Julee of the Knipefrult
has a hlidi content of vllamlnea It
and " Unit provhle the proper j
amount of furhohydnitcfl ml anile, i
ilrappfmlt "i plica 'he Moo.1 w ith
an alkaline reserve which effective-
ly t'oiuhiiU ai'hlol.
I
Interference
He I took Mnud l' a mnelral
evening hi"' nluht.
She Wna It oodl
lie I loti't know. I didn't henr
much of It. Mnud win telling me
how fond she Is of music. ;
JEWELERS
Jewelry Sale
Opens Tomorrow
SATURDAY
May 16th at 10 a.m.
i Every Article in the Store Reduced
And don't forget to be here early for
The First 50 Women
who enter the store
After 10 a. m. will be given a coupon
which will entitle them to buy one piece of
beautiful imported pottery, regular $1.00:
value ;
For Only 25c
This offer is for the opening morning only.:
I Saturda, May 1 6.' See window display
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