ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. MAY 18, 1925.
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WHEN there's silver In your hair, have gold tn the bank.
Prepare now, for a happy oh! age! Make yourself indepen
dent by being one of the progressive many owning savings
accounts! You are invited to call, write or phone for particu
lar. We shall be proud to help you. We art htlping many
oihers and surest your prompt action!
UMPQUA VALLEY BANK
LOCAL NEWS
Visits Friends
Stanford Hue 11 returned to his
home at Dillard Saturday evening
after spending the day bora visiting
with friends.
I Eugent Woman Visitor
Mlsa Amy Pratt, nurse of Eugene,
! arrived here hut night, and 1
spending a day or so in this city
j visiting.
i Business Visitor
G. Hedfleld waa a Roseburg call
er Saturduy, and spent the day at
tending to business in altera. He re
sides at G lend ale.
Here From Marshfield
Claud II. Giles, an attorney of
Marshfield, was in Unsettling today
attending to legal matters at the
local land office. '
Visitor Saturday
Mrs. F. M. Curtis spent Saturday
afternoon In Roseburg visiting
with friends and shopping. She is
a resideut of Kdeubower.
; Mrs. Lander Visits
I Mrs. Henry Lander was a visitor
in this city today, spending the day
on business and visiting friends.
She resides at Winston.
Week End Quests-
Miss Steele of C re swell, was ft
visitor here over the week end, and
a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Abrahams.
From Dixonvills--
Walter Leake was a business vis
itor In Roseburg from points east of
this city (or a few hours Suturdiry.
He is a Dlxonville resident.
From Glide
Mrs Mary Get-vats was an out of
town visitor for several hours Sat
urday. She is from Glide, and was
here visiting friends and shopping.
i in vuit "
Mr. and Mrs. J. , Davis spent
Sunday in Koseburg visiting with
friends. They returned lo their
home at Gilde In the evening.
! We pay cash for dry
'bark. Whartoq Bros.
cascara
E
7:30 Sharp
Tuesday, May 19th
CONSERVATORY HALL
Everybody Welcome. No Reserved Seats.
Come early.
Mitt Anderson Visits
.Miss Oai a Andi'innn. who
teachft at Grten. waa a RnHrburg
viailur Saturday, and Kpent the day
shopping and visiting with frit-mis-
Among the visitors from points
east of Koseburg Saturday was L.
O. Parker, of Dixonville. Mr. bark
er spent several hours looking after
business niutters and visiting,
friends.
Visitor Saturday
Mrs. F. A. Stewart peturned to
her home in Kdenbower Saturday
afternoon after spending several
hours here attending to business
matters and shopping.. t
From Dillard
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Rice were
visitors froai points south of Hose
burg Saturday, and spent the day
visiting with friends. They reside
at Dillard.
Mr. Croutli VIkIiU
V. N. Crouch returned to his
home at Oakland this morning af
ter spending Munduy In tills city
visiting jlth friends.
Krtm ;iendalp-
K. v, Kerlfer returned to his
home at Cleuda! Sunday, after
spending a day. or so iu this city
uitendlng tu business lnierests
and visiting.
From Camas
II. Denn was among the Roseburg
callers Saturday, and spent some
time attending to business matters.
Mr. lienn resides at Camas Valley.
1'rom . A. l
tleorge ltradlurn, who Is at
tending college at 1'orvallts, sent
the week end vi'lting his parents
I'r. and Mrs. co. liradburu at
Wlnnou and friends.
Leaves For Medford
Miss Helen Cardwell, of this city
left this morning for Medford,
where she will spend a short time
visiting frl,.u-'.
Fined For Drunkenett-
II. W. Urns, of Myrtle Point,
was arrested Saturday night
rharged with being intoxicated. He
lentered a plea of guilty and paid
a fine of
From Reston-7
1-rank Allison spent several hours
in Koseburg Saturday visiting with
friends and attending to business
matters. He resides at Reston.
Dillard People Moving North
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lamb, who
hare been residing at Dillard for
some time, are leaving for Albany,
where they will make their home.
On Business-r
H. V. Oden returned to his home
at Dlxonviilo Saturday afternoon,
after spending several hours in
this city visiting friends and at
tending to business affairs.
Stober Arretted
W. R. Stober was arrested Sat
urday nftflif chnrirt.rf with .Imnlr.
ness. He provided ball in the sum
of $100 and will enter his p ea at
a later date.
Visitor In Town
Arthur Ulakely spent several
'hours in Roseburg Saturday attend
ing to business matters and visit
jtng with friends. Mr. lllakley re-
sides at Glide.
settius upshows :
ready fdr week!
i
. Vjit0p (n city
Clayton Mather was In from
j southern points In the county Sat-
LEGION MEMBERS jurday attending? to business affairs
ATTENTION jand trading. Ho resides ut Myrtle
Regular meeting at the Ar- ! Creek.
mory Tuesday night. May 19. .
Delegates will be elected for Fram Melrose
the convention at Prinevllle.
lie there.
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
Waler will be shut off Tuesday,
May II from 1 p. m. until 4 p. m.
m. and affecting' all consumers west
and somh of corner of Purrott and
Lane Streets. . j ,
T11K CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWKU COMPANY
The Kline Shows arrived in
Roseinirg this morning and Im
mediately started . work renins up
their tents and riding devicts for
a week's slantf in this city. They
will spend the entire week here
furnishing special attractions for
the carnival. The company's
equipment and personnel occupies
fifteen cars and it was' a big task
to get everything1 unloaded and
hauled to the carnival grounds.
The attractions are being set up
on Washington, and Kane streets,
mid on ttie Catholic grounds, the
t ntH being to numerous that it
has been necessary to completely
block the streets until after the
carnival.
These shows offr many fine
nmusi invnts and will iic a decided
help in making the ciiruivnt n
decided fiiiice-s.- V. It. Pay, gen
eral chairman, rtaird today that '
everything is in reudim ss, und a
number of very unique plans have Roseburg golfers were successful
b'-n developed. j on Sunday in deleating the Marsh-
One minor change has been I M,,U country "Ub golf team by
made necessary in the program
as nreviouslv nnnotiinetl.
The May Vole dan.e. in order V RTounds m-ar Hrown's
to nn ommodate the children and ; I T' Thw J of the local
their instructors has been " . " 1,1 Vu oul m Iar"e numbers,
changed from Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Vincent Preschern returned
to her home ut Melrose Saturday
afternoon after spending several
hours in this city visiting and shopping.
Mrs. Montgomery Visits
I Mrs. R. R. Montgomery returned
to her home at Looking Class Sat
1 unlay afternoon, after spending sev
jeral hours shopping and visiting
here.
iHome For Week-End
1 Theodore Abrahams, who Is at
tending medical school in 1'ortlanit
was here over the week end visit
ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Abrahams, and friends.
BESTS BIFIELD
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Conns In i
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conn and son j
spent Saturday visiting with Jriends '
and attending to business matters
here. They are residents of Met
Leaves for Ranger Station
George Mom-brake left Sunday !
for Rig Camas, where he will bo
employed at the forestry station, I
remaining there for the next sev
eral wetks.
In Saturday .
C. H. Kulion wns among those in
from southern points in -the county
Saturday, and spt nt (he day at
tending In bnslness matters. He re
sides at Myrtle Creek.
Mr. Htrtton In
Among tho visitors fn from the
rural districts Saturday was R. I.
Hutton. who spent some time here
transacting business. He returned
to his ranch at Gardeir Valley iu
the afternoon.
Enters Soldiers' Home
William Perkins, night wntch
nu.n at the state house, irVml1r
ing the Old Roldiers' home at Rose-
John Thomas Fined i
John Thomas who was arretted
last Friday charged with loitering
appeared in the city court this
morning and entered a plea of
guilty, paying a fine of $50.
I ven vet for Portland
George Neuner loft for Portland
last night after spending over
here euroute from San Francisco
where he had spent a week on
business, ard visiting his family
over the wvek eud.
(.'Icncriry W. T. V.
Tha Glengary WY T. V. will
meet nt the home of Mrs. D. C.
MeGehey at Glengary, Wednes
day afternoon. There will be a
Mother Itay program given, and
ail members are urged to attend.
Suit For Divorce
Suit for divorce was filed in the
circuit court today by Ilrison S.
mode against Mary M. Mode. In
sertion is alleged. The plaintiff Is
represented by Attorney R. H.
Com p ton.
Returns From Northern Trip-
Mrs. Porter Me Mullen returned
to her home In thin city this morn
I burg. State house employes ttre,nR Hf((,r a ((rpp wet,hrt vWt at
presenting him with an appropri
ate g.ft before he leaves Salem.
Salem Statesman.
t Meltons In
j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mellon, were
among the out of town callers to
day, and spent the day here shoin
Iping and visiting friends. They
J reside at South Deer Creek.
! In Saturday
score of C5 to in a v;rv eninv. Mrs. John Sinclair was in from
able tourney on the Roseburg counr 'N1 rural districts Saturday visiting
friends and shopping. She return
ed to Ikt home at Garden Valley
in the afternoon.
Opens Business In Eugene
Mrs. Ruth Ualderee Wheeler, a
resident of Gardiner for many
! years and well known in Roseburg,
i where she has many acquaintan
ces, will open an Oriental art shop
in Kngene this week. She lived in
the Orient for a long time and was
;iu the art business there;
to Saturday afternoon. , It will 1
take place in front of the band
stand on Cass and Jackson ;
streets. j
The drawing for the prize Ford
nntomoltile will tne place nt the '
Qm en's ball on Thursday night i
nt th Armory. Through an error
In the ccpy furnished the prin- ,
ter. the tfrkets read that the
drawing will be on Friday. May :
21. whirl, should read Thursday,
May 21.
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COUPLE MARRIED j
Marriage 1icenfs were Issued on
Saturday to Jacob M. Jalnti r and
Muble M. Place, of this city, and
to Carl L. Harp, r and Martha
Troudt, of Gh-ndale. Mr. Harper
and Miss Troudt were Immediately ;
married at tho court hou County ;
Juilg" C.eorgo Quinn officiating, j
The cenmony was witnessed by J
several of Ihe relatives of friends
oj the young couple who l ft at
once for Glendale wh'.re they will
make their home.
Business Visitor
Among the out of town callers
in Roseburg Saturday was Craig
Hulan, who spt ut some time" here
tiading and attending td business
affairs. He is an I'mpqua resident.
while th re was a fine representa
tion from Marshfield. In a recent
tournament at Coos Ray the Rose
burg golfers were defeated and ev
en d the tables in yesterday's
match. The course was in fine
shape and everyone greatly eniovpd
the day. Among the Marshfield peo-;Dr Bell ReitJid
I'hn, n v ?nit r?' t,B R- Greets Saturday and rode over the
Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. R. Tow;. ct . h,9 ,n, (.ha(r H(l iH Vl.
er, II. H. Rowley and wife. A. B. ' . ' A.. , j '
A.ielsperger and wife. Rob Adel- "LtZ Z
Th rlng, Claude out aealn arM, to rtH.t his frrends.
Currier Funeral Sunday
The funeral of the late Mrs. M.
N Currier was held Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Undertak
ing Parlors. The chapel was filled
with sorrowing friends and rela
tives, and many beautiful f.oral of
fering were received. Rev. H. K.
Mow, pastor of the local Christian
church officiated. Interment took
V'ace in the I. O- O. F. cemetery.
northern points. She visited her ftnn
K. McMillan, nt Taeoma, and at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Davidson at
Tacoma.
Leave for Gardiner
.!. II. I ion i h and denn Parrott left
this ufttrnoon for Gardiner, where
(hey will Hpend a couple of days
attending trt business mutters
They will drive to Coos Hay and
take the train from Marshfield tu
Heedsport and Gardiner.
Motor to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. lister Hell, nnd
son Louts HHinan, Mrs. S. W.
Hell and M it nurd Hell, motored
to Portland and spent. Ib. week
end visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
W. I). Rell, returning Sunday.
Mr. a lid Mrs. W. I. Hell will como
to Roseburg on Wednesday to at
tend the Strawberry Carnival.
R.
reer.
Nasburg, H. J. McKoewn, John C.
Kendall and wife. J. F. Jeffry and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ren Fisher, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stout. The
Marshfield people came to Rose
burg on Saturday evening and re
mained at the I'mpqua over night,
returning home Sunday evening.
WOODMEN TAKE NOTICE
Regular meeting of Oak Camp
No. 125. W. o. W. tonight at ft o'
rlock fn I. O. O. F. hall. All mem
bers asked to be present.
JOHN I. HKSS, C. C.
THE FOOD OF ALL FOODS IS
BREAD AND MILK. HERE YOU
HAVE BOTH INCORPORATED IN
A LOAF OF GRIMM'S MILK BREAD.
PHONE 133.
1847 Rogers Silver Plate I
& We are making 9
Special Prices
! On all Our Silverware. Look over our line before I
g . you buy. Some real bargains.
Corvallis Times.
Osburns Stop Over
Mr. and Mrs Osburn, formerly
1 owners of the Osburn Hotel at F.u
gene, made a visit here last night
and were guests at the I'mpqua Ho
tel. They are enroute to Marsh
field aftfr a trip to Kugene by mo
tor. Mr. Osburn now conducts the
Chandler hotel at the coast.
Arrive From San Francisco
Fred R. Russell and family of
San h raneinco, hrot her of Ralph
Russell of this city, arrived in Rose
burg this morning by auto en rout'
to Portland where they have been
called to the bedside of Mr. Rus
sell's mother. They lnft San Fran
cisco Sunday morning and drove
through to Ron' burg without a
stop, aniving h re about 3:30 this
morning.
Miss Shrum Leaving
Miss Kth'l Shrum, who ha been
employed for the pat ye.".? os a
typesetting ma "hi no operator at
News Review office, has resigned
her position arid leaves In the
near future for Vancouver, Wash.,
where rhe will take a position on
thre Vancouver Columbian. H-r
parents rteently moved to Van
couver and her n w position will
enable her to be at home.
Attend Grandmother's Funeral
"Mrs. J. K. Sullivan, of San Fran
cisco, and Lyie Gray, of Seattle,
Wash., grandchildren of the late
Mrs. N. M. Currier, are in Rose
burg, having come here to attend
vested Sullivan ws for- !fam "V from Medford Friday night
x1iu- ':..r f , hi- to be with his wife.
Icity. Her husband operates a gar
ace in San Fiancisco.
Mrs. Endrup Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Chester Kndrup. of this city,
underwent a major operation at
Mercy Hospital Sunday morning.
!rs. Seiner and Stewart were In at
tendance. She is reported to be
getting along as well as can be ex
ported this morning. Mr. Kndrup
Organist Spends Week Here
Fred C. Imrham, a rancher of the
Tyee district for a year past, for-
l!iiMiiicft Women's lint
Tho ltoveburg Husinc and
Professional Women's Club will
have a very important meeting
at the Helnline Conservatory to-
' ,., ... Ati..... o...t "ignt ai :.. am memoirs are
Maj.-llc theatre In thin city. H ! "r "'.:'' bP 'r:r"':
The meet-
and for the
purpose of transacting some im
portant business matters.
overhauling and tuning the instru
ments ni inusv noiiHt-s- lie jintu.i j
to abent hlm.plf (ram Ite rarn-li Worn,n., Club Tomorrow
nrrimv Hip nrenn bench nt some '
theutre during that period.
, Engineer Accused
I W. A. (Alex Anderson, Soiith
ern Pacific engineer whosi" li"tne
I was in Roseburg for several )ear.
lis charged with care essnefs and
I exceeding the city speed Ijtnlt in
a suit for'llo.oou damages broucht
j against the railroad company at
;Kugene by John Michelbrook Sr.,
in behalf of his minor son, as ' li
result of the Ions of an eye and
'other Injuries sustained January l!t
;i!2r, when the car In which the lad
was riding wlih his father was
'struck at a Kuvene street crossing
by a locomotive in Anderson"
cliargi1.
The members of th" Roseburg
Woman's Club will motor tn Win
ston Tuesday, to the home of Mrs.
W. C. Winston, who will be hostess
on that day. All ladles who have
no way to go are urged fo be at Mc
Kean I'arby and Haldwin's Htoro no
Inter than 1 so that cars may be
provided for thern. An Interesting
program has been arranged for the
meeting.
Kill Rattler
J. H. Hniley, loenl mail carrier,
brought in five rattles, from a
raftlennnW which h killed Sun
day south of Rosehurr. Mr. Hal
ivy with hff family motored to the
Azalea patch on" mile north of
Myrt le Creek. The party were
surprised by the two fool snake
in a hen" of flowers. The rattler
was killed by Mr. ll-elley after
several attempts.
0NSTIPATI0N
A miwry tht pred poU
on thru the Ryatrm and
direct caime of many other
ilia, harmful, and becoming
chronic if neglected, ia eajtily
rencvea ana we tendency
K. r. Miliar, formTl)r of thin
city, ami wfll Itnown h'H, pattMotl
away at Ftill'-rtnn, raitfnrnlu, Kri-
rr , , r t overcome-by
Ziglcr-hec Hardware Co. i Chamberlain's Tablets
11 NO, JACKSON
WATCH OUR W INDOW FOR BARGAINS
Yi holes'lme and thorniighlycloaruiinjr,
they prevent harmful clogging, srl
body and mind quickly respond to
hPir- I''rnj'L pleasant actH-n, and
t iwnnc.aieiieci on ineentire inteati-
Association Meets Thursday
i The young Men's Huslness Af'-o-;
elation held Its regular weekly din
ner and business me'tlng Thurs
day at 6:30 p. m. at the Orange
lantern Tea Room. IMnner
n7 i! I Bl , ,' iy. following a sudden Illness, a
Regular business was trnnsacti-d, ', , .J,,.ia, k
and after the committee, which was
elected to choose emblems for the
club, submitted its report, the afo
'elation approved the r'-port, hih
j was that the pins would be u" d as
! emblems, and an order w ould be
placed with on of the local J-'
lry hotMPs for the tis In th
i near fulure. The ori.niiation
taCaWIaTsTsTCsT jnaJ trmct. Only Ji5 cent.
cording to word received by friends
here t'Miy. Mr. Miller has been ill
only a short time, going tn bed the
night before complaining of feel
ing IndH'oKed. He was found
dead by hi wife the next morning,
apparently having been dead three
or four hours. He conducted a res
taurant at one tlm on north tack-
tnn ait runt icriM fifim thn Avh.
o decided at thl time tn be r-.r.- 8rrl, rumInr. Kunernl ar
ontel In the annual Strawberry ,,.. , .nrl.rf
f.tlval and would entir a umall m,nv tr,pnd, n,.rB t0
float in one of the aradea. 1 grieve bis death.
Dress up for the Carnival
' An Appealing Assemblage of Colorful
Summer Time Styles
is awaiting you at Marksbury's smart fashions for festival days and every
summertime occasion that follows clever sports apparel, practical street
clothes, pretty afternoon dresses, sweaters, correct gloves, hosiery, etc. '
DRESSES SPORTS COATS
of English broadcloth, Irish linen and plnin Prince of Wales models strictly mannish
or printed voiles. Attractive styles, priced tnilored,. single and double breasted styles,
at Priced at
S3.95 to $10.95 $19.75 to $29.75
DRESSES GLOVES
of printed crepe do chine and striped silk of kid or fabric with the new embroidered
broadcloth. Attractive colorings and styles, short cuffs, white and colors that will blend
priced at with your costume. Priced at
$16.75 to $29.75 S1.25to$3.95
The Marksbury Company
Get a hand made hoe for any
heavy hoeing. They are guaranteed.
Sold at Wharton Ilros.
Stapletont Return Here-
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Stapleton re
turned to their home in this city.
after a motor trip to Suleni where
they spent some time visiting with
relatives.
Dr. Melvln Home
Dr. Ijouls Melvln who has been
at l'ortlund for the past few days
has returned to Koseburg and has
resumed his work at his office. He
went to Portland, on business mat
ters, but while away was stricken
with influenza ana was quite ill for
a short time.
attend the opening of he New
Wlnthrop hotel at that place. They
were presented with a crate of
fancy strawberries and two beauti
ful baskets of roses upon their ar
rival here, the berries and roses
be.ng the gifts of K. Scott Weaver
of the I'mpqua Hotel.
HAIIJtOAl) ntOKSlNfi.H
STIIX MA KIM J MONKV
fok tiik i mi;iuaki;k
CAPTAINS CHOSEN
The captains for Ihe tug-o-war
between Jackson nnd Cass streets,
which is to be one of the events
of the Strawberry Carnival sport
program, have been chosen and are
now arranging their teams, p. M.
Mathews will captain Ihe Jackson
street team, while A. T. Lawrence
is rounding the rope pullers on
Cass street.
Vlila Carter left for Los Angeles
Sunday, where she will s.tend the
next three weeks or so attending to
business affairs and visit.
Hrnnd your sheep with Kemps
brundlnR fluid. It does not require
heating and It stays on. Sold by
Wharton llros.
Iluy McCormlck or Peering hay
machinery. It may save your entire j
crop sonii season to be able to get ;
repairs readily. See the McCor-
mlck-Deerlng lino at Wharton 1
Ilros.
(AMncfatH Prm Lcuk) Wirt.)
CHICAGO, May 18 Nearly
20 persons were killed and
more than a doxen Injured
in auto accidents at rutl-
road crossings throughout
the country yesterday.
Hotel men Get Berries
A special tram of Mnnard line
hoielmen passed through this city
Saturday on the wsv to Seattle lo
Mrs. II. Watiig returned to heri
horn at Canyonville Sunday after
spending a day or so In this city
shopping and visiting friends.
Party Motoring South I
Judge N. M. Cae, W. E. Har-i
rls Ii. K. Mlllqulst, and Ed Dun
lap, all of Portland, stopped over-l
nlglit here last night as guests at.
the Cmpqua hotel. They are en
route to southern point.
See the new Kill Iter tractor cul
tivator at Wharton Bros..
Agees Home
Mr. and Mrs. Roland A gee "re
turned to this city Sunday from '
Portland, where Mr. Age motored;
last week to visit his wife. Ms. ,
Agee will remain here for the sum-i
nier.
A hand cultivator will rava b lot
of hoeing and weeding In your gar
den or seed.b.d. See ono at Whar
ton Ilros.
11ARQAINS1 BARGAINS!
The last day of rummage salo,
Wednesday, May 20. Open 9 a. m.
Henfit of Wo mans' Club building;
fund.
Northern Ireland Glories in Monarchial Pomp
: A . .... iljb
i a . , tr.re .",e "n,in,", lu ff',r" hrln L'lr Into ltf.,ld. the Northern lre-
and .Tate a Kloryii,K In the ilU.rcl.l.l Im,, of ul.L All the military d.iplay and color aecompanr.
. .. . , ipncniur-Kencrai. is seen inspecting the guard of honor previous
' lo the psrfyauicntary ceremonies,. . . H""""