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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. JUNE 15, 1925.
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LOCAL NEWS
Leaves For Portland jlVi Ifcaln
1 Mr. and Mrs. R. V. nates left M. F. Rica spent several hours
Sunday for Portland, where they at Drain today looking after legal
in attend (lie Koae Keaiival. matters,
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Visitor Saturday. Hers Today
1 V. W. Leatbenrood was among; W. N. Crouch, of Oakland, waa
those In from the rural districts a visitor In this city today and at-
Salurday and transacted business. tended to business matters for
He resides at Umpqua. several hours,
Mr. Huston Visitor,
R. D. Mutton, of Garden Valley.
Returns Frotu t'oiwt
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. French, who
m hu'hnn Satimlsv .ft. have been spending several weeks
ernoon after attending to business ! vacationing at Bandon. have re
matters In Roseburg. turned to this city.
From Edenbowsr.
) Mrs. J. H. Porter spent several
i hours shopping and visiting In this
I city Saturday before returning to
her home at Edenbower.
Postmaster Nixon In.
L. H. Nixon, postmaster of Hoag
lln. was a visitor In this cty Satur
day afternoon and transacted busi
ness affairs.
From Drain.
W. E. Nlckerson was a vlstor
I from points north Saturday and at
tended to business affairs. He re
' sides at Dran.
I In Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Smith was a vlsl-
LUU4L- HLVTO i;tor in this city from Winston Sat-
urday afternoon and visited with
friends.
i
Mr. Blakely In.
It. T. Blakely was an out of town
visitor here Saturday from Glide,
and spent the day trading and at
tending business matters.
From Reston.
E. M. Mattnews was In from the
rural districts Saturday and spent
the day visiting and attending to
business matters. He is from
Iteston.
Mr. Moytr Visits.
C. E. Mover, resident of Dillard,
was a visitor In this city Saturday
for several hours and attended to
business matters.
j Drive From Marshfield
C. W. Cedarstrom. Mrs. Thacker
and Harold Thacker drove from
I Marshfield to Rosebtirg Saturduy,
returning home on Sunday after-
! nnnli.
From Glide.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Kneels and fam
ily were among those from points
east of this city to visit and attend
to business matters here Saturday.
They reside at Glide.
Visitor Saturday.
J.'- B. Williams returned to his
borne at Melrose Saturday after
noon, after spending several hours
in this city attending to business
matters.
In Saturday.
Bill Bailey motored from his
home at South Deer Creek Satur
day and spent the day on business Saturday In this city visiting and
lie
From Glide
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rltter were
visitors in this .city Saturday, and
spent the day shopping and attend
ing to business matters. They re
side at Glide,
In Saturday
R. A. Phillips was among those
from the rural districts to spend
and visitng friends.
In Saturday.
Charles Watson was among those
from points east of this city to
visit and attend to business matters
here Saturday. He Is from Glide.
Vistor In Town.
John Coulter returned to his
home at Myrtle creek Saturday
evening after spending the day
here visiting and on business.
attending to business matters.
is a resident of Brockway.
Leavea For Washington
Miss Lucille Sapplngton, who
has been teaching In the Helllne
Conservatory of Music and Art this
winter, left Sunday night for her
home at Washougal, Washington.
On Pleasure Trip
Mr. and Mrs.
Leaves For South
S. A. Toujlan, who was a house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Ruiter
over the week end, left this morn
ing for Medford to visit. Mr. Tou-1htfr"-Bx
from New York Cltv. and
M. Wood, of )g KOnl! to San Francisco after
spending some time in Medford.
Looking (ilass, left here today on
a two months' pleasure trip to
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I .,.,,1 f T ,-.am Onannas
n rrom nu. ..-... motorpd t0 the headwaters of the
.u-.. " '"" Coqullle River yesterday morning
visitors from the rural districts to i , ' H , ,..
In Saturday.
George Blcket was a visitor In
this city Saturday, spending sever
al hours attending to business mat
ters here. He is from Garden Valley.
Dr. DeLapp and Family Return.
Dr. and Mrs. S. L. LeLapp and
family have returned here alter an
absence of several days at Long
view, Washington, where Dr. De
Lapp attended an ostepathic convention.
From Edenbower.
Mrs. F. M. Curtis spent several
hours in this city shopping and
visiting wth friends before return
ing to her home at Ebenbower Saturday.
Prflm Dlynnvilta.
I V. S. Barker returned to his home
at Dlxonvllle Saturday evening aft
er Bpending several hours visiting
and transacting business In Hose-burg.
See the
Zenith Electric
Washing Machine
Different from' any
other machine.
We will demonstrate
the Zenith in your
home.
Zigler-Fee Hdwe.
Company
Watch our Windows
for Bargains
Phone 25
attend to harness matters in this
city SatunrtsV He Is from Garden
Valley.
Large Cabbage Head
Attesting the prolific quality of
Glengarry soil. D. C. McGhehay,
one of the leading gardeners of that
section, brought to the News-Re-
and spent the entire day In that
section enjoying the mountains
and river. They visited friends at
Camas Valley before returning
home last night.
Move to Wilbur
Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Short, who
have resided here for the past
ten months, moved back to Wil
bur today to remain until fall.
Rrlef YUU H
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Rurchard.
former residents of Roseburg,
spent the day here on business
and greeting old friends. Thy
reside now at Marshfield. where
Mr. lturrhard Is employed at the
Dunham grocery.
Postmaster and Mrs. L. L. Hurd
and son, Lucius, and S. J. Baseel, of
Glendule, were visitors In Kose
burff today. .
Plumber Caravan Through
A caravan of forty plumbers
and their wivea of San Francisco,
are expected to stop here Tuesday
night at the Umpqua Hotel. They
are going through In cars to Port
land to atrend the National Con
ventional Convention of plumbers.
Returns From Xortlv
Miss Edna Lough returned from
Portland and Seattle, this morn
ing, where she has been visiting
with friends and relatives for the
past two weeks. Her motlrer, who
accompanied her north, remained
In Portland, where she will spend
the week attending the Rose
festival.
VMt In City
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. tngle, mo
toring from Long Beach, Califor
nia, visited Mr. and Mra. Lee Mc
Elrath. of this city, yesterday.
Mrs. Ingle Ib a sister of Mrs. Mc
Elrath. They left this morning
for Walla Walla. Wash., to visit
for a short time and to attend
to business affairs.
To Caiiyonvllle
3. J. Jones and J. II. Hansen,
of this city, spent several hours
at Canyonville today attending to
business mat tiers.
From Medford
P n MfrtnnnM ' P V? ITaIIv
and R. L. Pollock were hure Sun
day from Medford. and spent tha
day visiting..
Front Powers
Mrs. J. M. Falrchlla was a visi
tor In this city Saturday from
Powers an attended to business
matters.
Visiting Mrs. Dunlap
Mrs. A. T. Huggerth, of Grants
Pass, formerly a resident of this
city, la the guest of Mrs. F. K.
Dunlap. -
Mr. Skelton Visits
A. G. Skelton, of Coqullle was a
visitor In this city Sunday and a
guest at the I'tnpqua Hotel. Mr.
Skelton Is a bridge engineer, and
works In conjunction with the Ore
gon Automobile Association. He
states that travel wll be resumed
tonight over the temporary bridge
recently constructed over the Chet
co river, near Brookings.
Mrs. Webb Ill
Mrs. Mlllla Webb .mother of
Percy A. Webb, manager of the
v ew o.ce 7o7ayl fine .;k'ing'- Ho!, to very 1.1 .J : her
head of early Jersey Wakefield 80n par,p"' thf 'h'e' ""d;
.hh i. i-oi-h. 7 nnnmL !K- Mrs. Webb who is past eighty
years of age, has been In poor i
Four New Teachers I health for several months, but only
This year s graduating class at 'recently became critically ill.,
the state normal school at Mon
mouth. 141 members In all. includes
Emma Hansen, of Gardiner; Ice
dore Matthews, of Roseburg; Kath
ryn Montgomery, of Looking Glass,
and Alice Walker, of Reedsport.
Commercial Assn. Man Visits
R. S. Cavenaugh, of San Fran
cisco, and Richard F. Cavenaugh,
of Chicago, secretary o! the Illin
ois Commercial Men's Association,
were visitors in this city Saturday.
Mr. Cavenaugh has been secretary
of that association since 1892. They
are touring the Pacific coast and
left Sunday for Portland, British
Columbia and other points.
Return From Ooost
Mf nnrf hi r. II t PlAfann nnrf
family returned to this city lust
ingot aiier speuuiug a uay ai mo
coast.
leaves For F.iurene
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Weaver lert
this morning for Eugene, where
he will attend the opening of the
new Hotel Eugene.
Here From Shaw
Dexter McAllister, formerly of
this city, arrived here Sunday
from Shaw, olid will spend sev
eral days visiting friends and re
latives In this city.
Returns From Portland
Mrs. W. K. Carll, who has been
receiving medical treatment In the
Portland Medical Hospital lor the
past ten weks, has returned to
her home In this city. Her many
Needhams In Corvallls mentis nere w.i, n P'e '
Mr,and Mrs. J. B. Needham of J'" mch 'mpT
Roseburg and J. A. McKee of Walla I In h"'"' Mr8' C.arliB J
Walla. Wash., have been visitors) sister. Miss Margaret .Cook
in Corvallls the last day or two and shortly for Coos Hay. where
guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Har-Why ' spend the summer,
per. old Wends. The Needhams
have been considering locating In i Enrouts To California .
Corvallls. Corvallls Times. Mrs. Eva Stuenenberg, widow of
I former Governor Frank Stuenen-
Pfaff Wins Badge I berg, of Idnho. who was victim of
For the sixth consecutive month! a bombing outrage more than 35
C. V. Pfaff, Southern Pacific en- J years ago. spent the week end
ineer of this city, has been award- with friends in this city. The lady
ed a gold cap badge for the high- was accompanied by her daughter,
est record In" fuel conservation.! Miss Francis Stuenenberg, and they
Frank J. Connolly, another engl- left Sunday morning for Los An
neer, who ran out of Koselmrg for geles. their home. These ladles are
inanv years previous to changing traveling by car, and have been
his residence to Portland, has just visiting relatives at Walla Walla
been awarded a gold cap badge for and other points in Washington,
the third consecutive month for Mrs. Stuenenberg having two sons
locomotive fuel conservation. I). ; in that state, one of them at Walla
j W. James, fireman on the railway's Walla, and the other at Auburn,
i Portland division, also has beeniWhlle here they were the guests
awarded a gold badge for the sec- of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wood, on
ond consecutive month. Winchester street.
Here from Portland
John K. Lee, of th Pacific Te
lephone and Telegraph company,
has arrived here from Portland to
transact business at the local ex
change. Here from Kork Veek
Sam Chrlstopaulos, Peter Panos
and P. Barquitis arrived here thia
morning from Rock Creek to
spend a short time on business
and purchasing supplies.
Metrlians Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Metschan, of
the Imperial Hotol, Portland, were
guests at the Umpqua htitel Sun
day. They are enroute home af
ter a trip to Jacksonville.
Stock of Gents Furnishings and
Army Store goods located at 40t
Cass street. Hoseburs:. Ore., will
he sold by sealed bids at 11 o'clock
a. m.. on June 20. 1925. This stock,
inventories $:12;I8 22. fixtures (150.
Certified check' for 10 per cent of
amount of bid must accompany
bid, stock may be inspected June
17, IS and 19, 1925. Right re
served to reject any or all bids.
The Adjustment Bureau, 671 Plt-
tock Block.
Praise For Creamery
Pretty nearly everybody Is say
ing complimentary things about
the appearance of the Douglas
County Creamery building, which
is resplendent in a cream and
white coat of paint that makes the
place very attractive. The walls
are In cream while trimmings and
cornice are In white. A metal cor
nice has been added at the apex
of the building which projects far
enough out to prevent rain from
dripping on the outer walls and
staining the paint The whole
structure is in keeping with the
management's plan to make the
creamery a foremost Institution of
Its kind in the state.
Returns From Fri
Mrs. M. R. Moore returned yes
terday from San Francisco, where
she visited for the past ten weeks
with ber daughter, Mrs. Lee can
non.
Mr. rlmdwlrk Visits
W. w. Chadwick stopped over
here as a guest at the Terminal
hotKl Sunday. He Is president of
the Oregon Stage Terminal Hotel
company, and was enroute to
Klamath Falls.
. BUY NEXT WINTER'S
FUEL NOW
YOUR SAVING
Cost of Extra Delivery Fire Insurance
Piling Under Shed Interest j
Administration Cost of Small Sales
Price on five tiers one grade of wood delivered -from
woods
1 6 in. Second Growth, block fir, per tier $3.00
16 in. in Old Growth, block fir, per tier 3.25
1 6 in. Oak and Laurel, block, per tier 3.50
Prices on Slab, 4 foot 2nd growth, coal and briquata
On Application.
Denn-Gerretsen Co
Fuel and Building Material
231 N. Main Street Phone 128
SECRETARY EXPECTED
Lincoln Antles, who was
recently employed as secre-
tary of the Roseburg Chamber
of Commerce, transferring
from Bend to this city, was
expected to arrive here today
to take over the local office,
having written in one of his
letters that he would be able
4 to reach lioieburg by that
time. However, he did not ar-
rive but Is expected at any
time. He will immediately
take charge of the work, and
continue the various lines
which were dropped at the
time W. E. Holbein the former
secretary departed.
TODAY'S BASEBALL
YESTERDAY'S SCORES.
At Seattle 4-8: Portland 3-4. ,
At Vernon 4-4; Oakland 5-7.
At San Francisco 10-12; Los An-
dgeles 8-6.
At Salt Lake 18-8; Sacraments
5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At BostonJ- R. H. E.
Chicago ; 5 13 2
Boston II 15 1
Batteries: Cvengros, Tours ton.
Mack and Schalk, Crouse; Ruffing
and Seving.
At Philadelphia-Cleveland
CAPTAIN ANDERSON
ORDERED TO LEAVE
ROSEBURG SUNDAY
Tt. H. E.
15 24 0
Philadelphia 17 19 2
Batteries: Miller, Speece. Yowell,
Utile and Myatt; Rommell, Baum
gnrtner, Helmach, Stokes, Glass,
Walberg and Perkins, Berry,' Cochrane.
Comptons Sto Over
Mr. and Mrs. Lafo Compton, of
Coqullle, stopped In this city for
a short vjslt today, Mr. Compton
Is-owner of the-new Coqullle Ho
tel. They are enroute to Eugene
to attend the opening of the Eu
gene Hotel.
Drunks Arrested.
Billy Buzlck and Avlllus Cascol-
n, warn nrrudlpd Inst nltfht ChsrfT-
ed with being Intoxicated, the lut
tder also being accused of disorder
'ly conduct. Buzlck was fined 25,
I while Cascolor is still In jail while
I Mexican frlendds employed as sec
tion workers, are endeavoring to
I raise $100 ball.
Captain Fred Anderson, who'
since last November has been In i
charge of the local Salvation Army i
post, hns been transferred to Ta
cotna, and is leaving next Sunday.
No appointment has yet been niBde
to fill the local vacancy. Mr. An-.
derson will return next week to his i
home In Tacoma, where after a
visit with his family, he expects
to receive orders to continue spe
cial work as he was doing prior
to coming to Roseburg. A farewell
reception will be tendered him at
the M. K. Church, South, on Fri
day night of this week.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago H. H. E.
Boston 4 8 3
Chicago 8 12 1
Batteries: Genewich, Marquard
and O'Neill; Jones and Hartnelt.
At Pittsburg R:H. E.
Now York 8 7 1
Pittsburg 7 12 1
Ratterles: Scott, Greenfield and
Snyder; Morrison, Adams and
Smith, Gooch.
JAIL BREAK FRUSTRATED
(Aam-litnl l'rnt turl Wlrr.1
YREKA, Cal., June 15. Four
prisoners at the county jail here
attempted to escape yesterday by
cutting their way throUKh -the
brick wall of the jail. Using a
spoon and a flat Iron, they had re
moved several bricks from the In
side facing of the wall when Dep
uty Sheriff Sum McGoffey came
upon them.
R. H. E.
2 S 2
.5 8 0
At Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Batteries: Ehrhardt. Osborne an
Taylor; Donohue and Wlngo.
For prompt taxi servr. city cl
oonntry trips. Phone 44
NATIONS MAKE PAYMENTS
(AawIMM rma TimhI Wlr.)
WASHINGTON, June 15. The
treasury today received payments
rom Great Britain, Finland, Hun
gary, Lithuania and Poland on ac
count of their funded Indebtedness
to the United States.
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Our Insurance Adjustment has been made and
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PLEASE NOTE-It was a Basement Fire-Mostly Smoke that makes it Necessary to Close Out this Merchandise-
Very few things are otherwise Damaged
Store will be Open from 10 a.m. to 8 p. m. ALL WEEK