PACE FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW." TUESDAY, MAY 26. 1925.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ON OUR FLOUR AND FEED
You can buy with confidence for you are the judge.
Why experiment when you know Exchange Flour
and Crown Feeds?
We guarantee them to you and the Crown Mills
guarantee them to us. i
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See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
R08EBUHO OAKLAND
THREE VETERANS OF SOLDIERS HOME
OBSERVE 93RD BIRTHDAYS THIS YEAR
SAVAGE
WASHER. oacL
DRYER. .
Does nun work
U VAAJ
liw no Tf riircr
m
4' 4
Keeping Out
OF
Hot Water
You call do that very
thing by Installing a Sav-
aK& Washor In your home.
Electrically Operated
No Wringer Required JuHt a Touch and the Savage becomes
a Centrifugal Dryer.
Oet your copy of the booklet, "Keeping out of Hot Water."
Everybody's Exchange rI'57
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Left "to Right Oliver H. P. Beagle, A. P. Dean, and Frazier Ward,
i Photo by Clark's Studio
Hard. out-of-doorH work, and i Hd of one man's Ufa time. When
lots of it, in the recipe for a Ions . came to the stafe it was a
life, according to Oliv.-r II. V. i wlhlenieHH. In 184! he and his
Beagle, A. K Dean, and Kruzier i f. u her cut timber for boat buii
Ward, ;.U ri'tddt nts of the Orvgun , wales to he KhippfMl to San Fran
Solditr Home who thin ytsar oh- cinco, the tn.es bein cut from
serve their iford birthday. Thane the land where Portland U now
three m-n. whoe ayes summed situated.
up total 279 years, are all veter- Although nnrlv qi vr. m
ans of wars fnughl by this conn- ne in gtrong and active, and is la-
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
CLARIFIED MILK.
We invite inspection
Pure bred St. Mawea Jersey for service.
Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F11
try, two of them being Indian
war veterans and the oilier a sol
dier of the Civil Var period.
Ueagle bus the distinct l.n of
beiiiK one of the two surviving
members of the fumou "lutered
Wufion" train piloted across the
Great J'lains la 1MJ y Captain
Jettse Appiipate. lie was only 14
years of fiKe at that urae, imt
upon him leil a mans work, and
be recall many of the interest
lug events ot that arduous nip.
lie was born in tamp'jeii coun
ty, Kentucky, July 6. lsJi'. and
hi parents were a part ol the
I Kentucky detachment bun join
! td the Appli-gate party. I ieac it
had his duties to pertorm. and
with i'eter Hurn it. uiule of
, Judge Hurnj'tt of the state su
preme bench, and the Applt-Kute
brothers, Iij allied in hanuitng the
cattle train
Pllf
you investigate
Utih FULICY
that gives you all
of this ?
$5,000
If you die from nnturul muses
$10,000 if you ilio from accident
and in case of permanent total
disability the company will
1. Waive all premium payments
2. Pay you $25 per week for one year; ami in addition
3. Pay you $50 per month for life ; and
4. Pay $5,000 to your beneficiary when you die
5. If disability involves loss of limbs or light as a result of
acciderft, the company will pay you $5,xxi in cash,
mrtlialcly: in addition to all other benefits.
In caw of temporary diiibitily, a a rrrjlt of
either tirknet or accident, Ilie company will
pay you 2S per week for a limit of 5J wLi.
"A SenU e That Enduret"
West Coast Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
momi crrici.vvH francisco
HARLEY J. WATSON, Dist. Mgr.
1144 Corey Ave.. Roaeburg. Oregon
ONE OF AMERICA'S STRON(iEStCOM ivi TnTuS
mlliarly known at the soldiers'
home as "The Kid.
i Frazier Ward, also on Indian
war veteran, was born In Warren
county, .Missouri, Alay 10. I S 't 2 .
Ills parents died when he was but
ten years of age, and In 1853. at
the aire of 21 years, he crossed
the plains by ox team with a man
tiy the name of Newton.
:' The Newton family, togsthor
'with young Ward, and another
I man whose name was Wood, fol
lowed the old Harlow road Into
the state, the trip being unevent
ful. Mr. Ward came Into Clacka
mas county and then to Douglas
county, anting in Flournoy valley,
and marrying a daughter or Mr.
Flournoy for whom the district
. as, named.
In 1S53 he went to Jackson
comity, nnd was there when the
At I'matllla," he said, "we de- !,!"1B1,101I".V" a,i'rl; ',le
r
The Ncws-Kcvicw
WsU dditi4ntJ wortia into our Unn, and lh p
fejktws bul to dmrd Umr old pnnliaa pU(. Hr U lk
m lj compiled acticoy Urfer and nor complete thmm
My atMUr mtm xtUigaii ocaWrrU ta w vwb aa4
mmrm wyma twm Iism iia rmmdy for vtmy vmmAmk
EASY FOR YOU TO GET
Tbroa of dm eotipom, pro na J or snaflod So ttrts if oo 04101
with nonuoAl aiiro to cow am m bono
dUitnbotioo, ts amoaaS (a ?
aBoor J O Cents
Mail Orders
V Sr man, hMltxto
li uitt it
! OB W OO
rtw nr rMo
Entitle every reader to thU New
Enlarged Universities Dictionary
Your Old Dictionary is Now Out of Date
n a ca sW iooa tm Ooos Wmdk I Q
elded to leave our stock and make
the trip down the Columbia by
boat. We made an ogreemetit by .
whii-h we wvre to leave our cattle j
at Kort Walla Walla and to v -
eeie a Uk iitiimter at Kurt Van-
co u v v 1. We I luated cJuhu 1 1 1 1
tn am on rati a ami improvised
tioats, and upon reuvhin; aneuti- 1
er lound that the tattle wu wvie '
expected to take we: e Kcrawuy,
scrub ultima Ik. miuh Inienor 10
the ones we had bruu;;ln with u, 1
and bo w relumed to t raI . atnl
went bin k the following year to 1
Kort W alla Walla and brought our
stock to 'i'ualat 111 plains, where 1
tny parent h Mettled."
The 11. ales movrd to what in I
now Korett (inivt-, it bout two.
j'. tars after tln-lr arrival tn Ore
gon. 11 ml v ere re.ddlng there :
w lien word ciiu.e ol t he gold
strike In California, ('went, tii
mail who made the find nt Sut- 1
ter'a mill, win one o( tho-e w lui ;
had cnir-ne,l thi plains wit h t he
Apple;: ate parly, and when his
nc'jtialni.iiit es heard of this they j
Immedial' ly made pri parationx to ;
go to Calllornia.
"Tilt news of I he Kohl M l ike l
kih brought to ft ni I a nil by a 1
small schooner," Mr. lltiigln re- '
late.-. "The oiiptain. alter bring- '
illg Ills vessel l II 1 o the hatlmr. he
gati pure basing all the sliov 1 U,
pick?. axtH and sin h tools t hat
tie cohld find, and when he wt nt i
to pay for I hem h haudi-d out '
bats of gold dlt:;t. Win tl be wa 1
asked where the dut came frem
he could tiud, aatl when he went
on itx t'alltoniia, but rt f ut d to
sell ba k any vt t U 1 in pie nit n:
he had puicha.iCil. and ter a l'ur-4
t ime I in re was a gn; t dt-nmitd
for ihc.e toots, n.i Ilie Mi-U iUaii- d ;
III I N I from ( M'egi'il." :
lb -agle. bis tallier. Dr. Mi
Hrlilge. I'r. K.ins and an "I'sic!
Kale wood lilinle Hp I lie part y
w h It-It went to Calllornia llwt 1
year. traeliiu: by p.i k .te.nu.'
lira I" ant his father n tnai.it d
at the mint" about i mom lt.
.ttid tl-.eil -ail. il oil III ' Ktiht!)
vessel .Nanette lor Astoria, l:oin
w hleh plat e 1 hey return d to
i'or-;t Cruxe.
t ion leaving Sat ram'-nta,
I ai;le ...ibl, they fo-itul that,
II. Ihirneii h it lit 11 i'inp'oed
ti tnakt' u siilev ail !.' out a
j lane tract of land i:: wha i n.w
1 that city. A-t hi share 1 1 r ht:
I Aork he was nu ;i one hall of 1 U -
lard kiii'i'i d. lie tin r d l'ea;le
j and hi trtther a nuuibi r f hM.
at mi, all eo-t. and tl was ui.l a
I'. rt i:!ii"f(i.i li'er thai tli-e same
: hi!-, Wcie f-Mlilii; Ht J-M'.en.i
' ' ' ' 1 ' .
1:1 t .1 ; 1
i::id .ell
about t l".
. (lie a;:-' of .'at 1 at 'e
M irrii.'il ltry CiUp, daui;!iifr ol
.Ujir Crb wu otf'cer In the war
ol l I n hen he w :n i: ! v-ais
of j'ir, while Init'S at limine,
wiml tatio-of 'he Indian nia-vtie
iin,l he en!l-tt tl tit ono- a nt" ' 11 1; I; l
in t ho Ilotuo Klver Imh.. war
i 1 s.'ta -,"(,, tt'euit M rie in Com
1' mv C under JttM'ph lwii!e .
TMi t Mi' - in hers of Ins torn pa 11 v
0 Ihl tie 11. W te kilt -! Ill I he
..'lb ot Hun-Tv hill and Mm
dos Mr It. n.'Ie think- thai lie
1 Tl, i m in i 11 1 tid
! lot tin mi t- tl I he fa' h
lisle.d in that year, and took part
In the brisk entrapment tt( The
Cabins. Ho spent two yours min
ing In Jackson county, near Jack
sonville. Seven of the ten chil
dren born to bis wife und him
self survive. He was postmaster
at th' old town of Fort Wardton
In 1 he old I'mpiua county, for
nearly uu years, und recalls very
distinctly the vhdt of President
I laves.
Hp attributes his pmd health
lo an active, outdoor life, and to
hard work, which he recommends
to nny i.-rson desiring to live out
the span of !:', years.
A. P. I lean, who has passed his
j !1 rd yea r, w as bo r 11 in W I nr.or
county. Vermont, March 11. is;,:'.
He redil'Ml with his parents in
, N'ew York ami Michigan, ami at
Kalamazoo, in July, J s: 1. was
married to Phoebe llarri-on.
j Kifcht children were born to them,
lhre still ioirviviiij:. Ho enlisted
j in 1MM in Company I,. 1st Mich
I fan tiKitieer:. atnl strved until
! the close of the civil war.
j lie moved in Oft son In 1
: aftir visiting a number of the
I middle we. ti rn states, when he
t nyani'd in ncrirult ur. He came
I to lios. hurt: in litis. His first
I wife having died several years
, previous to his coining to this
I state, lie was married ' ana in in
i:l!i to Ht tlh'h Hln. kT. who pas
sed awav a year ao.
Mr. Heat rncouiits his cperi-
j nces in the Civil War In verse.
t'dlini: of liU f,!lits and imprison
ment as follows:
W hen I w,-nt into th1 aniv
My enmcry's riclits to claim.
Ii n. ral Thmisas was my tommaii
der And 1 glorified bis name.
iMIINp-iiig ns my first bitile
1 Ami I was half inclined to run
I When the phot nnd 1h11 bean to
I rattle,
j I did not sre the fun.
I'ut w 1 Minn Rot itiit-re-t-il
When Th't'n as aid: "Clve thiin
' Hell."
And we eharfed them on the dou-bb-iiick
With n gil-t he re w hnop antl ell.
Tlit-v w re not easy dam.tfd
! Tli y stoo l their grounds t u tto
I well.
Mint w i cave tin i;i ijll they
' wauled
Where '.daopher f.dl.
They r.nuht with di-pTation
Vnd Us d illl little leasttu
T miiintalu that vn itois spiilt
Thaf let! th.Mn (n t treason.
Their hop'' were daily blunted
Their ircm:th w.i tailing la;.
Hot t liev se. m d to be ib'Termim d
To ftghl us to the last.
(!i! It K'tnit'd so much like mur
der. W hen v. e knew their Mrrncth
s. well. j
To shot t them down by column
d shout l,o see Co m fall.
Put they picse,( u t those wic
ked V;lt
n.l In Id us firm and stronir i
I tit it many tew in w re in a hhu-
hi h M-t'Minl to nn ijiato
w- rong ;
Put vnnMthies and ri.ristlsn lve
lias no pl.u-e witlun tny soul
For I ho-e m'tel t raitrs
Sit" I knew th"ir wiivs rnM.
For 1 wa raptund at Stone Kt-
Season Op
( Look for Specials 1
MOTKeU W1UL
Ordnge idgs.
M
wm mn
mm- t wi
kw2wS mm hold
mm ps
Mil A
is H smto
1 ill WM
1 fa -m
tV.af.rn &'tty
liiant fliTTr'
Cord
eninq Sate
TIRES -AUTO SUPPLIES -CAMP GOODS'
STERN AUTO'
y
May 27th, 28th and 29th
Greater Values at the beginning of the Outdoor season. In
cluded in these specials are many necessities for the motor
and camp trips you have planned. The very "things" you
needed to make your motoring safer, more comfortable,
more enjoyable and more economical. Limited space per-.
mits the listing of only a few of the articles on sale. Scores
of others are displayed at our store look for the Orange
Tags. Every article is taken from regular stock and sold
with "Western Auto's" guarantee of satisfaction.
"Western Axsto" Tires
Are used by countless thousands of motorists. They are made
from exacting specifications in some of the country's leading tire
factories, and sold direct to you through our more than one' hundred
stores. There is no middleman's profit to pay. During this three
day sale we offer with every "Western Auto" cord tire, sold at our
regular low price, an inner tube of corresponding size for $1.00.
Wear-well Cords
Just what the name Implies: standard
Quality Standard Weight Standard
Oversize
A bine ribbon lube for $1.00
with every Wear-Well Cord
30x3 i. H. $7.90
8U Prl.
30x3 Reg. Size CI $ 7.75
30x3 Vt Oversize CI 6.63
30x3'8 Str. Sido 10.45
31x4 Str. Sid 13.65
32x4 Sir. Side 13.95
33x4 Str. Side 14.73
32x4 Va Str. Side 18.40
33x4V2 Str. Side 19.10
34x4Vi Str. Side 19.65
33x5 Str. Side 23.15
35x5 Str. Side 23.85
Western Gant Cords
Extra nuilIty extra weitcht extra serv
ice a sure nomiltld tread
A Jumbo tube for $1.00 with
every Wewtzrn Giai-f Cord
30x31 $9.90
Hz Frlra
30x3Vg Giant Oversize CI.. $11.85
32x3 Vi Giant Str. Side. .. . 14.65
31x4 Ciant Str. Side 17.83
32x4 Giant Str. Side 18.95
33x4 Giant S'r. SHa. .. . 13.65
34r.4 Giant Str. Side 20.60
37x4 V Giant Str. Side 24.90
33x4 Vi Giant Str. Sido. .. . 25.85
34x4Vs Giart Str. S'de 26.65
33x5 Giant Str. Side ... . 31.75
25x5 Ciant Str. Sid 3 32.90
Ah for rrlrea on UUtrr Hitca
Auto Supplies and Camp Goods
For years, "Western Auto" stores have been the recognized headquar
ters for Auto Supplies and Camp Goods. Only standard quality mer
chandise is kept. We sell for less because we buy for less. Greatdr
savings are yours if you buy during this three-day sale. Below are a few
examples.
t Sr. Plato
M Aluminum - with Bhlr-ld.
lYevent BlippiniE. Keeps In
side of rnf clcnV. Rep- flft'f
uUr price $1.16 npeclaliJJO
"Comfy"
Wind Wings
A dintlncttve loolrfntf. mit
Iceable win-lshteM wing at
thin unmwird-of price.
Mad of crystal plate g'.ns.
Hrnckets are black enumd.
For all cara. i.es ilrr low
price M.t5.
Special ..
$4.25
Special From Our
Ford Department
$1.00
. $3.33
44c
$12.94
$2.85
$2.60
Williams Foot
Accelerator
Kingston Ford
Carburetor
Ford Ooaket
Sets
Genuine McKlnnon
Radiators
Clincher wheel
3131. Kaon
Flood Water
Pump
Other SpecialValues
Sehrader Tire Gauge.
Bumpers. Sobby Loeking
Cap. Sport lacking Cap.
Gearshift Ball. Explosion
IV'Wsfr. Mono Dash Lamp
Cap. Top Recovers. Handy
Cigar Lighter. Pumps.
Pliers.
Curved
All-Metal Visor
Rleld permanent un
breakable. Itreake the
rlare of the eun and ap
proaching headllKht. Kln
ihd with bakeil-on bhick
enamel. Kegular low prhe
Special .. S2.78
4 .
Interior Mirror
Every caf should hare one,
A protection against rear
end collisions. Our special
7-Inch mirrors for open or
c'oned cars. Kegular low
price Vuc
Special
Our No. B-415 haa neat
beveled etJgs and attrac
tive nickel plated brackets.
7-Inch elie for open or
cloiiM cars. Regularly eelia
for 91.4s.
Special ...
67c
....95c I
Pedal Pads
Attnch easily to bmke and
clutch pedrtls. An absolute
necvFAlty. Jf'lts all cars. Iteff
ular low price 95c 7 Kit
I w w
Special
a . f
Drum Type
Stop Signal
$1.88
The standard of perfection.
IeiRnd for Installation ovr
the tall llht or Urenee brack
et. No holes to drill. Neat
and sturdy. Dust and watr
proof. Regular low
price $2.40. Special.
4 : .
Williams Spotlight
Universally trcojrnxea as a
standard hlfrh quality lamp.
Two sites junior model ft
nch. Regular low price
Special ... $2.95
Large i-Inch size. Regular
low price 4.se.
Special
$3.?5
AUo at qierlal prtcrt or. z.op Carrirrt. PKv,7, Ckoln. rood
Jort, CotUmt and slW Camp Ji'mmu!mi
Standard Auto Tent
Her Is an exceptional val
ue. A tent Meal lor camp
Intr. hunting, plrnle or
beach trip. Bice 7x7 whit
8-oz. 3-lnch duck. Keiru
lar low prlc fifi ft ft
(9.90. Special... fO7j
Ptto 7x7 khaki 10-ox. 96
Inch duck. Kemilnr low
Trice $14.85. 01 9 9C
Special j. 2Q
4 :
Gasoline Stove
Compact, anfe nnd dumb'.
The well-known Prentlr-s-Waher
mnke. Small etxe,
without windbreak. Reirti
lar low price 91 t)
16.85. Special...
Meillum .lie. with wind
break. Kesular low price
17.86. CC 00
Special $0i&Q
- r
Folding Camp Cot
Guaranteed to support
over half a ton. Mokes a
full length comfortable bed
Regular low price Q ) A7
S3.S5. Special.... O.HI
1 P
Folding Table
A llirtlt weight table, sturdr
and compoot. Rg-ii1ar low
prlc 14.50. CO 09
Special hIO.U 0
Open
Until
9 p. tn.
During
This
Sale
More Than J25 Stores All Over the West
Astern Auto
supply Co.
h v w a
Ask '
for '
1925
General
Catalog
117 South Stephens Street
i. i.,. ...il. mii nunc in. nth. r of; on Hi,, firt ilin T.f iho fuht.
H ill ,rnit..m. : A,,., ni.irchcl on iloilM.'-.inlrk
''! n"ml.-h:nif f :iet I" Tlirouth the mil, I by day and
Mr. Ilruiilc. U Die f.i. I thai iUv- nmht
on ha. iu.iiIk ,n. !i nrrat airi.l. i-n'i e r.-.hol Old Anjoraon
avaannm In tu h.Mt j.rr-j h.r Sana had full control.
II'; Imp wero nnlv mnrl-il
i:nt Ihoy never had a vnul.
li nry Wn ai..hlf comni.in
drr
if that llolll.h. horrid place
Ar.l hr awuna: o:f on n rope
To meet his Mk-r face to faro
Ti e crimes that he committed
Mar be t-uucelhil all at last
ly tbt powrra of tana aad he.
ten
tn the fun re and the pant
f'.ut n.i power of earth and heaven '
Can atone for eurh crimeit. ' Y
A. they lmpovl upon lh Yanki-es I
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1 Hat
' 4rn,n. n .1 a.,p. nt . I m
Kor we eutfered most Intennly
With hunier. heat and cold
i Anr ttr horrors of our misery
Xmt can b told.
they rh.rccd : n.' for a
Johnny.
Vpon the 12th of May;
. for a rebel Johnny
l'ie hundred miles awav.
1 ws, 'imply a fhadow
I C)f the human race.
Hut not human shadow
! Was reroinlied In my lace.
'Mr nilr bad failen off
Mr eyei llloe bullet holes.
jMy ejrs were quilo traiifparent
I Ar.U hummed like cymbal ;.o.
Oh. could I have seen that Johnny
I That brought ao paltry price
I could have made him up the
I difference
t And paid him off wlih lire
A. r DEAN.