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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. JUNE 12, 1925. 1 t n ill M I Wm. YiM I EYliV II n I r m WTt7 l Hi r- 7 " dWW I V.l "Pipe" tobacco in every sense of the word From start to finish Granger Rough Cut is made for pipes ! In the first place, it's made solely of ripe old Burley, the finest pipe tobacco that grows. Then it's cut for pipes(rough cut) to make k smoke slow and cool. But most important of all it is mellowed by the famous Wellman method, a secret process which makes Granger just about the smoothest smoking, best-tasting tobacco you ever put in your pipe. ' Lioorrr & Myirs Tobacco Taylor-made concrete u goua oon- whpre no beetles hav open found, i him, are the first ones usually to I should be permitted to work out Crete. Tel I26-H. Hay fever, asthma, catarrh. Re- lief KUaranteed within 24 houra or , ' moaey refunded. Lloyd Crocker. STATE PRESS COMMENT The quarantine on cherries la un auk him Into their so-called ex-f her own Industrial problems In her J 'reasonable Hlnce It also applies to i elusive rttrcles. All of us love own way if that be an orderly way. sections of the stale where the to baak in the light of the other The mass consciousness of Indus X evil which Is aimed at does not frllow's nlory after all. trial China may be a step toward lexlnt. And to shut out this fruit , And so it's not always safe to national consciousness, a virtue , which has taken so Ionic to nia- J look down on our hoothluck or that China lacks. But once she at- ture and which Is an extensive crop our head waiters. They nilcht tains It, she will settle her own in Watch Your Youngster I in .t.ie tmm in lri?e in are strike It rli-h some day and then lernal Drobiems without interfer- A timely warning Is given by W. ij5 branded as unnecessary, tlrejr will lie eligible to our coin- ence from abroad. Portland Tele- MARK BROOM GETS MORE TIME TO ENTER PLEAS EUGENE. Ore.. June 12. Motions to quash the six in- dictmenta against Mark Broom, held In the county jail ; on liquor charges, were filed e today In Circuit Court by Paul K. Dormltier. all of which , were handed down by grand juries in 1923, were "stale for want of prosecution" and that the defendant was not a fugt- tive from Justice was but was amenable to arrest at all times as he, was In the Jurisdiction : of the court Broom appeared , before Judge O. T. Sklpworth i this morning to plead to the charges but bis attorney asged for additional time while be ; filed the motions. The court set next Tuesday as the time to enter the pleas. - You Believe in Saving? For years we have been helping buyers to save on purchases. Our policy has not changed, but we ore offering even better bargains. Whether buying at week end or every day, come in and look over ' OUR PRICES AND GROCERIES. WE DELIVER AT YOUR DOOR. Berries and All Fresh FruiU and Vegetables. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE INCH-AMD QUARTER JIMMY TEN YEARS (Aanrlattd Pre Lwed Wire.) PORTLAND, Ore.. June 12 Alex Gerlach, known to the police as "inch and a quarter Jimmy" was sentenced by Judge Morrow this afternoon to serve ten years in state v prison following a plea from not guilty to guilty. His attorney. A. P. Knight, asked for parole, but Judge Morrow hastily rejected It with this statement: "If this man Is entitled to a parole, then there la no use arresting any criminal or maintaining any prisons". "Inch and a quarter Jimmy" was charged with robbing 150 east side homes last winter and was shot .when he was captured. home for a short visit wit bhis par- tenia, tie Das wiin mm as nouse KUSKI, Ulfuu unii, i uw imiiieny resided lu this city, and lias also , been attending school at Corvallls. LOCAL NEWS 1 Home for Summer Donovan iJennhiK, who has been attending cotleice at Corvallis this winter, has arrived here to visit I friends. i Arundel, piano tuner. Phono 159 L. From Dixon vl Me m V. U. Paul was a visitor from points east of this city yesterday ant! transacted business. He re sides at Dixouville. . Visitor Thursday Mr. Hopple spent several hours in this city attending to business matters before returning to his home at Coos Junction. fAnrfst1 Pre Leued Wire.) NEW YORK, June 12. A Hart ford dispatch jn today's New York Times says: "John Coolidxe, the president s son. Is the Ruest of Governor Jona than Trumbull of Connecticut. He has been at the governor's home in Palnvllle for three days. 'The president's son met Jean Trumbull, the governor's daughter on the way to the presidential In auguration on March fourth, when the governor's party and young Coolldge traveled in the same pull man car. "Miss Trumbull is a student at Mount Uolyoke while Coolirige Is an undergraduate at Amherst, only o few miles distanct. The young people have seen earti other sev eral times since then." , W y. ilfl Dranueu as unnecessary. urey win u cva4VH' Crawford of the NatlonM Safe- , ,.ltr iutr Bluta hv th... i.rrit. DiinionRtif n. 'ty 'ouncil in repnrd to the dangers , in h,,r u.Kll rint -..biwis herself lxulitlns the very men who , fared daily by children at play. I School Is closing, and pent-up en jergy must find a vent. The bicycle, I coaster wagon and roller skates of- tn th rrlth inm nf utiriiirneHii. Hit leered Mr. I oolhlge In When 'action lends color to the accusation ; ' "Pech interfered wiih the" I ii... it...... ni...,u. horso rares. wera the f i r f t to Inrnluollnn I,.- K nU.-n Iniliiutrlua cheeT ll 1 III W OtlleT dilV. Albaliyl for attractive exercise, and for too , , u, ' i Herald-liemucrut. i iiuniij uiimiiu u ; Ithority will modify these terms anl only play space accessible. f(m(HP rHr)nmrjll Pti.ltHnni, Wiih The schools have done much In 0n.Ron ,n the mHrketlng of all vege- COOLIE CIS. a A DRUGSTORE Why Suffsr from nasal ca tarrh or head colds? the way of education agnluxt acci dent. Our Fish Experts Some of his own partisans are ATABRl p Rexall am 1 Catarrh J UsAiOtUK I f luvrtvra I , . J io.HI' I Hi""" ' m0U a prompt . I Amicik P lifylnK I n-llef. 1 m.ww4 -T Conveniently M I patent noizle HaasJ "P 50c Tk A II l 'm Hi....... lla Careful have been taught In every " schoolroom. Hut 7oou children met death by accident In America last table and horticultural products. criticizing the governor for making j political trade and barter of his fish commission appointments. Why? Aside from the fact that If u man nature in peculiar. year. Ninety per cent of these ac- ,,.,.. . , ; ...' m ... ,'., . .i AT WHITE HOUSE 3 tf cldents were preventable by rea sonable precaution. ll Is another of the lessons that are never learned. Children are careless. Adults are careless to the point of criminality. The only hope lies In constant repetition of the warning. The Safety First sign is appropriate to any sltua t Ion. Port iHiid Telegram. I they showed him scant respect whtn as vice-president he addres sed them at their state fair. -o - A Neighbor's Injustice. Califnrn Oregon ch tofore she Oregon's best markets for Ihls prod uct. And her froe and skillful use ed pike, the governor's appoint ments are good. And as for his making polttical trade and barter Of course, Mr. Coollde was ir ,ne appointments, did the gov not nrmildenl tlin In rh. in- ! ernor's critics expect the sturgeon terim he hns emerged from the ; to change his fins? Kugene Guard. the full glare of the publicity fAawnrUtt lrt, U-aaH Wlre.V WASHINGTON, June 12. niackie, coal black White House cat, has Incurred official disfavor and has been shorn of his rank. Although fed plenty, of choice scraps of food from the President's table, I3larkie developed an appe tite for birds and squirrels. Lately PLANS REVISED Plans are being revised for the concrete building to he erected by Al Creason In North Ilneburg, the rhange helng made necessary hy the trading to the city of a strip of land on the east side of the lots upon which the building wao to he constructed. This will make the building narrower bv almost one-third on the front, and as a consequence the plans must be altered considerably. The plans and specifications are being drawn by Architect F. E. Alley. Quick turnover. Advertise. A classified ad today brings sales tomorrow. of this protective Investment orka:(ly S(mo ph whnm I)a. China's Troubles which attends the, presidency. Present disturbances In China he has done so much dav and This advancement explains the are not a repetition of that blind I night prowling around the White grounds looking for easy that Mr. Coolidge decided to him awav. have plniised since that historic. I Today ItlurklA t In now mr. vtc see ninniiesiatinna ot me disturbance. China has come a long ; rounding at the home of a White Viyiiuur I IfljUBllbV, - " i-"inn.ii in mm. uiuiu I .hmh f la quarantlnea aKalnt I ",lf"'r''"'" w" V,'" ,w" ""l''' "rilin 0,lt foreinnera that Ilouae -rrlei and polatoex. Hen-I , V' ", "!" ",'"" '! exhibited In the Boxer rebel- prey. II e ha furiilKhed one of ' ".','.II'1,!B 1,1 i9- "s." '" lion. In the twenty-fire yearn that Klve hli ray toward underntandinft the out' itiilp world anil her.elf holm i.ev. r have r. coKntr.m an i , hlna lg awakcnlna particularly amountlnK to anything lrlke It l..n ,, -... ,hor .h. u 11 innn munr . . Ji i ,n, rlo"H association with the official requirements. Tiire. a fe- n this belt China line of an unusually dissolute na- hanlshii. on Oreaon xrowerit. It ianores the principle of reciprocity ami forces even her own cltiiens to PU up wnn imenor pr.H iiieia. ,, np r,t(.olvo, bl In- "," ;,., It I. .fneru v mini Iteit Ihut fir.- . ... .... estern world Ilouse secret aervice man on the outskirts of Washington. The cat is the third White House pet to fall to measure up to NATHAN FULLERTON gon pntatw-s are superior In quality . ' " " 1 "L . "' be Industrlalired. Fac- ture. would not stay at home and to those grown In any other section1 lonsibil liv n. , rii:ht then the "r.P lailitlK JeVw f the has given up as a hopeless case, of the Pacific coast. I M I , U "" f!in,,ly indu ?hlle r"u1 lfy' the Aire,,a,e pup" The basis nf Ihe quarantine Is the j n n pro. Jo rl,'" Th frt0,Ory "OTm- ,1,rown become so otflclous that he had to Assisting In Sale Paul Maler. who Is associated with his uncle, C. J. Breler. In the company stores along the coast, and Win. Petersen, of Eugene, vice presiden tof the C. J. Mreier com pany, arrived in Rosebnrg today and are assisting Manager Oolgert In getting ready for, the big fire sale which will be Inaugurated next Monday. Mr. Maler stated today that a clean sweep would be made of every article In the entire stock, nothing being held over. The pol icy of the company Is to dispose tof all the wearing apparel that was j In the store on the night of the fire before the new' goods arrive. I Mr. Maler Is the New York buyer i for the Hreier stores, and says that las soon as the old goods are dis j posed of and the building renovat jed that the new stock will be ready. k. fi'nteburo .Of lioioram. beetle winch has Hern; TMn aim, fellow who han't ; found In Tew places In Kastern Ore-inHMMI, (., anything, becomes Igon. This Insect attacks otdy the,i(,, tenter or evervone's attention mreen vines and it appears to the i n,,, ni(1imnt he wins a fortune or ohs. rvers that ihe quarantine If in- achieve a po-dtton of large re voked at all should upply only to pnnslhllltv The verv fellows thene vines and not to the por- ; u ho thonirht thev f re doltiK I he Oreonn llnpfl of Ihe Wlllani' tte valley i itopnlnr ttitnir when thev lenored i; together, are coming to acquire a be muzzled. mass and class consciousness. 1 - r I'lril" "'? """.L".:1".1:"'- T.h 'caillaux tells cabinet paid: and for this reason they are J disturbing the existing order of thlnits. If you don't believe what you "read, never seek opportunity 'throiiph the classified columns. TO USE PRUNING KNIFE - SF B TWT.a Tl. .4.. tl aO (weiUt't itm lnt Wim) ntuu t..A m r i t'hinese workmen do not like to 'Ul ..',;,. .... . - ,, be exploited any more th ,n do f rcononi", . Veetintr of he Western workmen Put thev are Krpm. rwt Tnp Minister, exploited. The ( hlnese govern- - K., ,h .,,. ,.. ' L. '' .hrth.l",, ln E?'P"" "he utmost. M. Caillaux 2 ''",l n ltitrl.-a the "r"' said France must live within her 4 rlriZZ TO e Z ,nrn"'- " " ' """" IT ran ;e from 20 to f rents a day K i FAN BELTS BRAKE LINING We Carry a Full Line of- PISTON RINGS VALVES MOTOR BEARINGS GASKETS and many other necessary items. TERMINAL GARAGE A. F. MICELU Rear of Terminal Hotel Main and Washington SU, Paint your auto top now nun dn rrn.gr 9 more than rain m . 1 a. 11 . ri ,by taxation alone If she expected w and the minimum from 1) to 7 '.K- .i . ....-. i i A . ... ... . " the world to have confidence Itf d of Industries the maximum wages French finance. WA of 500.00ft women range from rA cents to 42 cents a day and 'Ml. 5 minimum from 1 to 17 cents. r China Is a uast master with the 9 boycott. China can refrain from m the use of aoods to a limit inrredl' GROCER. 3 TIMES ROBBED, w a i ncoi enuu 19 rHuwitit PORTLAND, Ore., June 13. William Klnidl, a irrocer. whose A ble to Westerners. Nalurallv there- store has been robbed three times 2 fore, as factorT workers. Ih.r can 'lately, early twlay fired a ahotmin 5 hold out In a strike to an Incredible ,at a btiralar who broke Into the 5 detree. Our news service attrlh- place. The Intruder fled, wounded. been sleeping In the the store recently, to T. utea much of this saltation n Bnl-' Klniell ha 9 shevlk pronaaandista (mm nnssla. jrear of Hut this Is a minor Influence, ac-i,cn- m corrtln to r-liable authorities. TA The world powers are not justlfl-1 E"T rtckm't People who can 5 ed In Interferlni In these Histurhan- not afford to buy a new car. and era eicept to protect persons and i still feel the need of having one. . mill vtsui ouiv ivy ..vy.T CU.l V4C11....K( O IIIUIC (IIII.I Itlill. ft " . pronertv from mob ylol.nce when 'too f"r od used car ln the .""."""."."-a- a.W'V-V'V'V'V'w 1 , . . I government fan. China N' Review daaaUled ads. aiiMa, Special -Meeting Roseburg Rod and Gun Club FRIDAY JUNE 12, 1925 7:30 P. M. A. T. Lawrence office From Powera H. Q. Muusten and W. A. Doak were visitors in this city yeaterduy and attended 10 business affairs. They reside at Powera. MARY E. PALM DIES IN MILES CITY, OHIO J. D. Palm this afternoon re ceived a message announcing the death of his mother, Mary E. Palm at Miles City. Ohio. Mrs. Palm Is well known ln this city, having I great many years, leaving hero about eight years ago for Ohio, but ( returning three years ago, and re maining for another year before re turning to her old home in the east. She was the mother of , 'seven children, all of whom Bur I vive. Two sons, J. Ii. and Kugene Paim reside in Roseburg, and an other In Washington. The sons here will not be able to go east for the funeral. From Garden Valley Mrs. John Sinclair and daughter, Miss Mildred Sinclair, were visi tors from Harden Valley yesterday and spent the day shopping and visiting. To Portland F. H. Churchill and son. George, left this noon for Portland by auto, to spend the next two weeks on a vacation and enjoying points of interest. Cook with gaa. Home From School (leorge Hpaur, who has been at tending O. A. C. this winter In STRAWBERRIES ADVANCE. PORTLAND, Ore.. June 12 The strawberry deal is well ad vanced and pricewill be on the up ward trend from now on. The peak was reached the day after Decora- i tion Iay when the fruit dropped to $1.50 a crate on the early mar ket That was probably the low price for the season. This morn ing growers obtained $1.75 to $2.10 for strawberries on the early mar- Heat with gas. just OtJt mpJ today l&t Thh is tht Red Crmvn Miltagt Card, Get tne and Imprw Your Mileage, Kxpert economy-run drivers ue 'Rcd Crowu' and get extra ' mileage use 4lRed Crown and this card and watch jour mmner mtitage inaxattl Get the Red Crown Mileage Card Out of its years of experience in the making of gasoline, the Standard Oil Company has developed a gasoline that not only gives quick starting, speed and power, but also a maximum of MI LEA G E for your summer touring. The Red Crowd Mileage Card just out today makes increasing your summer mileage and cutting down gasoline costs as simple as a-b-c. You saw the other day what record mile ages the expert economy-run drivers made in the Yoseniite Economy Run! How? These drivers used "Red Crown" the mileage-gasoline, and they know how to drive Xoget the mileage that's in "Red Crown" "Red Crown" is simply crowded with mileage we have put it in there and, like the economy-run drivers, you can get more and more mileage out of it! HOW THE RED CROWN MILEAGE CARD ADDS MILES The Red Crown Mileage Card is thoroughly practical. It tells you just what to do for your car just how to drive to get anywhere from I J to 30 miles extra per tankful from Red Crown Gasoline. ' Get your tank filled with "Red Crown" ask for your Red Crown Mileage Card and begin getting extra summer mileage today at the first Kcd Crown Pump(red, whiteand blue) t Standard Oil Service Stations and dealers. ta? miles tpfasttntfin. totin-hy miles STANDARD Oil COMPANY (California) f f.