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PACE FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAYJUNE II. 1925. If you spent 60 days straight at the kitchen stove a L ICALITORKIA OREGON POWER COMPANY I K7 YUURBAAlNKHS IN f KUURESS you'd see why It is that nearly eighteen hundred homes within reach of the Copco lines arc now using electric ranges. Two hours a day, every day In the year, ' is probably a low estimate of a housewife's time in the kitchen. Sixty full days, In all and they're worth making easier! Electrical cooking is easier, and cleaner. It puts an end to dirt and ashes. It means less sweeping of floors, less cleaning of walls, cleaner utensils. Electrical cooking is tastier. Uniform, controllable heat saves the flavor of dainty foods. Electrical cooking is economical sur prisingly so. The average cost of electri city for cooking is only about twice the cost of the electric lighting current In the same home. (Actual average figures for your own neighborhood will be shown you upon request.) Don't pass the next display of electric ranges without just dropping In and ask ing your dealer more about them and about the convenient payment terms he Is offering. Taylor-meue concrete u good con crete. Tel. I25-R. tes! MIlKltTV TIIKATICK. CuHt away on a deserted isltiml off the Florida Keys, tho pretty young girl pirutu, captain of a modern rum-runner, and the Se cret Service Audit, who had bait ed and trailed her, finally bury their mutual hatred in a most amazing manner. This is hut one of the big situations which occur in "Forbidden Cargo," coming to the Liberty Theatre today and to morrow. This id Kvelyn Hrent'a latest Htarring vehicle which pro vld'jH tli is Kplendid act res with I thrilling action against a color I tul background of the new Span i ish Main, the buttle ground of revenue boats and the modern galleons laden with gin and whis key. Homuuce, udventure, a (reo wind and an open atui give (his pfrato story a tung of realism that Is like a breath of the ocean itself. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY The Umpqua Florist Cholcs Cut Flowsra Always Frssh Finest Quality Artistic Floral . Designs. Visit Our Greenhousa or Csll 40-M. ! GAS POISONING OF CITY "UTTER ROT" ler Company, Thumunon Starred Company and the Lonmicre Kngl- neeiing and Construction Company SAYS U. S. OFFICER ln I'Mcajto. JMroit, Wahhinnioti, r joroulo and lSew lurk, OldMudoh- would havs frowned hsd he known Selberllng All-Treads. for his feet would have worn out in his youth had hs tried to walk as far as they'll run I without trouble. I Eff III IKHI WASHINGTON, Juno 10.8tate- ""u"t'd l,,d,,y ,llu oltirMt ' ents that alruli.nes ran drop (as thelnternatlonal PlaMcrera I'niun. to International President Kuwurd J. Mcdovern, because of the refus al of contractors to stttn an agree ment excluding the bricklayers from shining jurisdiction ln thoee cltiea on plastering; Jots. leading contractors here paid to- menis tnal airplanes can drup gas , nonius uial Whl poison rlttca wero , declareil to be "utter rot" by llear lAdiulriil Albert (Heaves, retired. In a Kotary flub address here today. When the "air radical niakea any such statement", hu said, "he in- nores niuthi nmllcal authority that It wriuld require L'u.noo tuna of aucu AXTI.KH.S TIIKATItK. Hoot (ithron shitren honors with A new alar in his latest f nlver.Jal Western thriller. "The Hurricane Kid." which comes to the Antlers Friday and Saturday. Hut there's no cauce for professional Jealousy in thin for Ihe new star Is a horse. "Pal," the wonderful new "Golden Mare", a palamlno of re markable beauty and latest addi tion to Cihsnn'a ranch stubte. 1 the new aspirant for screen fame. "l'al" acts as cleverly as a hu mun belli, and In the play there Is a romance within a romance, as the love of the wild mare and h'?r male are shown In an Idyll of dumb animnls In action paral lelling the romance developed le tween Hoot Uibson and Marlon Nixon. gas to poison, fur Instance, the In-'"11'1 " ,he situation developed as habitants of Ihe District of f oluiu- llndlr'-''. " appeal would be made b.a. "And even were such an enor mous amount of gas available", he added. "It would require more than all the planes In tho world to carry It." to the White House to avert wide disaster to the building trade. FRAME THAT DIPLOMA If you want to keep that diploma, picture or photo, have It framed. Hill line of mouldings to choose from at Carr'a. OEXRVA. June It). The Inter-j national conference for the control of traffic In arms today outlawed,- ,, poisonous lias warfare bv adopting , GERMAN COURT SAYS JUDGES a protocol submltled bv the Alnerf can dtleKsilon, prohibiting use of chunilcals ami bacteria as weapons. Kor concrete work call Ta.vlor, 113 No. Kllut 8t. Tel. 12511. MAY CO TO SLEEP WOMEN TO HAVE BUSY SUMMER AT WEMBLEY llKIII.IN.June 11 A JuiIkp who was found napping has given rise to a far reaching controversy In lierniany. In the course of events tills question was referred to the Herman supremo court at IjOlpslc. which came to the strange decision flint his tmlinr tnnv aur..iv tl,. hi.. I.OMMi.V. June 11.- Women are 111 t snooze now and then for In going to have more to do wllh this passing Judgment It Is his body years Wembley Kxlilbitlon than not his mind, which Is the priori, ihey did last year, iju-cn .Mary will pal factor concerned pay many more vlstia during the. As was to be expected, this do summer, If her eiiiitg.inenis per-.rislnn hs attain evok. d healed ills "'l1, . ,, , mission among the best knon t inter the presidency of the JurlM, , ,p prof. i. Huch. ss of York and Ihe vice pfT-sl- ;,, . i h ,,i 1.1 1. the legal authority at deiicy of Princess Msry the wo- ,m, ,,., ,,,.,. ,,.,., m. ns section has organised many h, 0,,non ,n.. functions Including a "National: ..,, (linm r, , Jui, (J Hay Week.' he march of women h, u,( ,,. ,.,hu -es hith.-rl., "'J''; f p ngs. lie Is ohllg.nl to sign h.1,1 by men Is Indicated by the In- ,., , ri.r,v, ,,., tentlon in hold a coiileieiice of wo- m, o , hl,pr. nien engineers . ,., que-tlons iluilug the trial. Hut T ie ma or i y of women, however ,. ,.' ..... . .. . -. i.. II II is POSH it t-i i ini'il inai im- , will b rnKaged I'rlmipally In he bt.,.n,(.r h(. tm bwmes MA.IICSTIC THKATRK. I Harold Hell Wright has long been rontddi'iTd one of the most i popular authors in the world. His jimmy notvln have been read nnd j re-read by rituntbs million. J When announcement was made I some tithe aiiioe that Principal : Pleturo Corporation would give the ftcreen the enttru series of Wright's books, movie fans anx , iously awaited the first of the 'series, and the opportunity to wlt ; neiw tho film adaitlion of It. I At the Miijostie Theatre, begin- ning Friday, the first of this world-famous furies will be pre sented. "When a Man's a Man" I was the story chosen hy the pro lueers ns the first to be giwn I everlasting ItTe tn celluloid form. I o . See us for tourist supplies. Zlg-ler-Fee Hdw. Co. RADIO DEALERS IN WEST FORMING ORGANIZATION looa srci on, kiuiir ... 1 nndubttive. for sUi-p signifies Inns oM nflHMS. tne reirninn m i." ( - l.l,tfl,nluni,a uUrt ,rri,IM,. s m I 1 .1 .M.ii-istiltar init1" " ---- - Highway Service Co. latest household labor saving sp-pllances. slb;liiy PLASTERS' STRIKE TIES ! UP 7,000.000 OF WORK ( i.ll ft- I" I 1 NKW YORK. June 10 A plaster ers strise atieciiua iy,vw.'"'" construction by Xh i.wrge A. run CATARRH 01 nraa or inroat la uiuslljf brrtWMl by ths vspora M V8CKS V V A p o R U a O... IT Sl,;:n J.t, I WW y.ry ' An organization of the radio dealers of Washington. Oregon. Idaho, I'tsli, California. Nevada and ; Arizona, has bi'cu startisl, the or ganization having for lis purpose the elimination of uolse and Inter ference, Increased summer sales, wldespriad advertising, aud other benefits. Manufacturers. Jobbers and retail dealers are Included In the organization, w hii h plana 10 send delegates to the W orld's radio I conference. Hoy llellows of this city has been elected as a director In the association which Is soon to form a !ical branch, including all of the Koseburg dealers. Kugene Is .headquarters for the stale with o. V. Humilck. president; Milo Roach, secretary and It. K. Whlttlngton. director. These three officers in' expected to take charge of the In Installatlon of the lo -al branch dur lug the first of next week. Plans are being made by the association In this stale, tor a large broadcast-! lug station In Kugene. IMnns are also being made for a radio show In Ihe near future. Hianch assocta turns ate to bold meltings once each week, the state assotialion ones each sti mouths, and a dis trlct corvnUon each year. 0 ( I'NIVKliSITY OP ORKCiON. Kugene, June 11. (Special! i'aul 8. Illlllngtun of Keedsport, Or.'Kon. the son of Dr. Charles illlliugton. Is the winner of. the annual John llcrnard Jakway Memorial prize of $iio awarded to the outstanding Junior enrolled in the departnu-nt of chemistry at the 1'nlverslty of Oregon. Itil llngton's work In chemistry has been of a high stundard. The Keediport student entered Oregon from Hill .Military Academy of i'ortland. Jlernard Jakway, of Oakland. California, the donor of the prize. Is an Oregon graduate, class of j 1901, aud during his undergradu- I ate duys was a member of the I varsity football and debating teams and won official University honors In scholarship. Mrs. Juk wuy Is the daughter of the late John W. Johnson, the first presi dent of the University of Oregon, both Mr. and Mrs. Jakway are at present ln Portlund and hope to attend University Commencement exercises Monday. , The, prize was named for a son of Mr. and .Mrs. Jakway, who lost his life ln a wreck at sea while a Junior ln the University of Cali fornia. Pete Lours of Oregon City and Frank Loggan of liurns, won a f 5 cash prize offered hy the Port land office of the American Type Founders Company for the best study submitted by students In the school of Journalism for the mechanical equipment necessary for a newspaper plant la a town of 250U Inhabitants. DUR AIM: TO SERVE you WELL AND FAITHFULLY ALWAYS WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST THRUOUT 571 DEPARTMENT STORES the year Corner of Cam and Stephens Sts. Opposite Postof f ice Weill Wlile Saws Are Here Every Day lis the Year! You Buy Here Right Because We Buy Right It is no spirit of boasting when we say we buy our goods at as low a price as they can be bought for by any concern in the world. The co-operative buying of our hundreds of stores, which assures extremely large orders to the mills, guarantees this. We sell for cash, pay cash to the mills, eliminate middlemen's profits, oper ate with the minimum ex pense and give a service that is far-reaching in its benefits to the public. We serve bes( for we serve most Athletic Union Suits for Men Of very fine quality nain sook. Every garment Is full cut and roomy; no skimpi ncss anywhere. Women who buy for men like this good value. It will give good service and is low priced at 98c The Young Men's Own Ideas In Our New Suits for Spring In designing Spring Clothes for sev eral hundred stores we have tried to interpret what Young Men want in Clothes. Our Spring Suits at $ 29.75 are in tune with the Spirit of Youth; Young Men like them because they are Stylish, with plenty of "PEP," without Wing freakish. New, unusual patterns nd mixtures. ' Only excellent quality fabrics are used serges, cassimeres and un finished worsteds of dependable quality and real value; Silk Mix tures, Stripc3 and Checks; new Spring shades. Two-button, single breasted models are the favorites ; these suits have semi-blunt vest and medium to full trousers; not ex treme just right. Other Spring Suits for the Young Man at $19.75 and $24.75 "Marathon" Hats Win Meet "The Hummer" for Spring Like all "Marathon" Hats, it's a winner for style and big, man's-size value. Her are lines of grace that are in no way freakish. It'o a spi:r.did har. and ielies its low price. la riitf ahaaUa of Snd, Pearl and Greyttanei a a t i lmd tillc trimmed. Th "Hummer" ia deNift-ied, mad and finished to our ex scting requiremorte. The low price would never be poi sib'e except lor the fact that we buy for cash f err severil hundred stores. The savings make pos sible more valus at a lower price, in this case only $2.98 Men's Union Suits Knitted Good Value In ecru and white; long or abort sleeves. 98c Men's Oxfords Of Con MeUl Stylish without beWsr extreme, this Oxford will prove popular with men who dress the part of suc cess. Of pin metal calf; Goodyear welts $3.98 A New Waverly Soma Class! Tailored of the hiphpt grade caMimpres with Penn ine ill - le.ithrr, soil - proof bands, silk trimming and satin lining. Style, value, quality ev erything you want at a ver low price $1.98 Men's "4-for-l" Hose A World-Beater for Value Full mercerized lisle, including heel, toe and top. A wonder for value and quality, in ipite of the low price. Carefully made "4-for-1" make good every time. And mak ing new friends every day. Low priced at 4 Pr. $1. Silk-Stripe Woven Madras Shirts for Dress and Business An unusually good value, the sort this store is noted for; full cut and roomy. Collar Attached ' and Neckband Style If you like stripes, here they are the whole family of them; many - unusual color effects that are most attractive; with clear, well-defined silk stripes. $1.98 Full-length center pleat for comfort and trim looks Stocks now at their best OILCLOTH TABLE COVER Jiint tin thine for snnimrr uco. lVbblrrl nurfnco, attM.tMrM in all ' around ilofMena, Eo anil Mi Inch! ttcs, rounil or quaro. Priced at ti.'.c, 5c and 11. IS. Carr"s. j Heat with fas. 1 wllh tho National RIMo Har' n crclsos there Saturday, according to infornititlon given out today by 1500 CONSECUTIVE BULLSEYES WORLD KLLUIUJ Ul BUI. W.lhn national office of the V NKW HAVL.V. Conn. June In. rheaivr Junior Hirle Corpa here. A record of 1 Son one. uilve ' A world's record In claimed for bulls-eye nn a r.o-foot rano was Moore- apcrfornianre. It Is tm scored by Ssmuel Moore. 17, of ed that he shot for teven hour NewtonvilU. Mass., in conntctton j and ' minuios bsfors retirinj. The statement adds that Moo re's sun was so hot that It could not be handled and this caused him to stop. . A previous record of 1095 bnlls-eyea wu made hy Howard Uurks at Kreno. California, in the winter. Ittirks was forced to stop by darkness. O v
