Roseburg news-review., June 24, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1925.
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1 LOCAL NEWS
It Vliltlna At Looking Glass
Miss Ethel Anderson, of Alberta,
Canada, la visiting with relatives
In Looking Glass fur a tew weeks.
In Today.
I S. D. Klnkade was
Rope and chain tugs, home col
lars aud pads at W barton llros.-;
In Today
business 1 MUs Ethel Anderson, who Is ; ... . ., ,
'visitor In thia citr for several vl ig at Looking liUtss. waa here "rTr
houra thia morning. He la a real- today 'or several hours chopping,
idem of Looking Glass. ! .
Cook wltn gas.
In Tuesday
IS
CALLED BY DEATH
A. V. KhoHit, of Sutherlin, vis
ited Koseburg briefly yesterday
aiternoou to do a little whopping.
Dr. Fawcett In
ra ISuul ITamltfnn tnniuinul In
from Half Moon Orchard. ve.lor.lav ' Br. Fawcett, of Olendule. wis
and
friends
In Today
A. W. Fredericks was anion
Following an Illness of over two
I weeks, Mrs. Marlnda Tbonipaon
j Young, mother of O. V. Young.
passed away early thia morning at
the home of her aon, where she haa
lived for many years. Marlnda
pent the afternoon visiting 'ur ' h visiting those from southern point. In the Thompson Savage. waa born
lb ere and .hopping. ni1 lool"" " business wallers. ;uunty to visit and transact bust- March 14, 1845. In New Vineyard.
' ! v . .ness In Ihla city today. He reside, rranklln Countv .Maine. In her
From Oakland.
Visitor In Town
Mr.- t. P n.nn . vl.l,- i : .ancy iue reiurneg 10 n
'thia city thi. morning from Oak.hom ' Myrtle Creek this
at Myrtle Creek.
oh.l.
afteif. .Churches In Today
land forVveTou and .Uen7 i ?o '.P-'- huu' UT "1
In hllalnaa. tn.ttara ' urlw uwppilia uu tlBlllUK. - j ... . ..... .
P, ps,,kiM i Visitor. Tuesday.
J lending to business interest.. They
I reside at Cama. Valley.
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LOCAL NEWS 1
From Glide
James G. Cole was a visitor from
points east of thia cliy yesterday
and spent the day attending to busi
nei,s matters. He reside, at Glide.
Going to Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harding leave
tomorrow by automobile on a two
months tour of Washington cities,
making their headquarter. In Seat
tle during the time.
Ara Visiting Here
Mr. and Mr. T. Holt arrived here
from Portland yesterday afternoon
to apeua a short time visiting in
Roseburg.
Return From Washington
Mrs. A. Boyer and three chll
dren. who have been spending the
past two weeks visiting at Wash-
ington point., returned to thulr
home In thi. city this morning.
They visited Mr.. Boyer's fatiur.
Mr. Hedgpath, and a sister, t'.r.
Perry, at Grays Harbor.
Dancing every Wednesday and
Saturday nights beginning Satur
day, June 27th.
.... .. . ..... ii... , insinu a nar carrier in your Darn
districts this morning attending to -"?."... 1 and aave time, labor and expense
"'THerve handling your bay. We have
iaa T. w. Hervey of Ruckles. 1 bia. carriers, trick, pulley, rope and
J , huy forks. Wnartou llros.
. improving- Busing. Vi.itor. , TJ
I Mis. Helen Churchill, who ha. Ralph Snearow .pent .everal i ln Tody-
' been quite ill at home for the past oours lh(a c,y yesterday at- Mrs- Phil Strader. who reside.
,rw . irnni u iiuMiu'-, tending to business mutters and 'near unue, was in tnis cuy tor a
lng. Dr. Stewart la In attendance.; visiting. He Is a resident of Cot-! few hour, today visiting with
tage Grove. j friends and shopping.
To Glondale -
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Thomas, of
thi. city, left thi. morning for Glen
dale, where they will be guests at
the home of Isaac Thomas for sev
eral days.
Former Resident. Visit-
Mr. and Mrs. Kusseil Dunham
Ltavo to Spend Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. llarton Helliwell
f Go to tho Coast-
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Jones j Hera Tuesday.
ert tnia morning by auto lo
and family, of Marahfleld, ua 'M "on ra i ii. ure.,
been spending the past two davs here they will Bpend the summer
here visiting with friends. They Viltlng wltti Mrs. Helllwell'a sia
forinerly resided here. u'r Mrs. Howard Hartley.
Ix-ft for llend
Amone llinse from nnlnt. north . L. Cobb and family left thia
I Reedsport and Coos Day, where I to spend several hour, in thia city i afternoon by auto for llend. Kast-
j they will spend the remainder ot; yesterday attending to business
me wee a. i matters was Mrs. K. U Kaufman of
Cottage Grove.
From ElQaross I
Mi a Jfevs mg. MIT!
ELECTRIC RANGES
AND OTHER
Household Helps For Sale
AT REASONABLE TERMS ,
' COILS FOR REPAIR IN 8T0CK
Service Prompt Work Guaranteed
Agency for Electric
Sewing Machines Water Heater Dish Washer Refrigerators
Washers Cleaner Ironera
Westinshouse Mazda Lamps
ARTHUR H. CRD WELL
Phone 611 '404 W. Cass 8t
ern Oregon, where Mr. Cobb 1
called to look aflor business interests.
Will Vllt Hojtcue inniKe
Members of Melrose, South
Mrs. Sandqulst was a visitor from Mining Man Visits.
th rural liialrtrtii Tnsdnv nml 1 H. H litc nf PnrMnnii nraliltnt
spent several hours attending to 'of the Lot-Larson mines, located Dr Creek and Evergreen Grange
business affair. She resides at near the Santlara river, was a guest i 7 1 T. umunw m "7
Elgarose.
Receives Sprain.
L. A. Gall of this city, an em-
at the Terminal hotel Tuesday i W,UBH ,p1r'uu' Ull,u1l
night. Mr. Lou Is enroute by auto ! Week' ttt which time an interest
to Medford I in P1"05111111 be County
Agent Cooney will be present to
address the gathering and there
will be a number of short talks
ploye at the Southern Pacific yards. Underdoes Operation
received a sprained ankle yester-, Bobby, the four year old son of , num"er 01 " ,7
Hav whu- r- i-ro , " . ,V . ' ,V t v ' u . . i 'by various member of the differ-
,tmted h,m- IMarshfield. underwent a nose and , ."b.'
Return From Portland
F. H. Churchill, and son. George attendance.
Churchill, who have been spending
the past two weeks enjoying a va-i Meeting Tonight.
canon in roruana, nave retumeu
to their home in this city.
IV. T. . 1." ' .71 V . .. i i , '1. ' ' retlnir will
l?Li"0rninB- Dr Seely WM 1Uibers trom the various grange
Hll nnrttrlpate.
young womanhood .he wa. married
to inane. Wellington Young at
I Alva (now Blaine) Maine. To thia
; union were born two children, a
son and daughter. The latter,
Nellie Emma Young, died at the
i age of 18 monehs, and the .on, O.
W. Young, of Roseburg, surviving
his mother. Charles Wellington
Young, her husband, died at Blaine
j Maine. Nor. 6, 1895, and Bince that
I date deceased has made her home
I with her son, coming here from
I California in 1913.
I At an early age Mrs. Young ae
j cepted the Christla faith and join
! ed the Baptiat Church, and in 1879
placed her membership In the Sev
enth Day Adventlst church, having
accepted that organization under
the preaching of Elders 8. J. Her
aon, and Peter Osborne, who were
j engaged in evangelistic work in her
native state., and for more than 46
'years haa been a consistent mem
j ber of that church.
"Grandma Young." as she was
I affectionately known by a large cir
cle of friends in Roseburg. was
stricken with paralysis on the eve
ning or June 6. and since that time
was helpless until death came to
her relief early today. Through all
her suffering she was steadfast In
her Christian hope, and talked with
her friends about her trust and
confidence In her Savious.
The funeral services will occur
from the Roseburg Undertaking
Parlors at 2:30 o'clock Fridr.y
afternoon. The sermon will be
spoken by Elder Y. S. Bunch, late
of Laurelwood Academy, Gaston,
Oregon, who was Bible Instructor
there for some years. Interment
will be in Masonic Cemetery. Spe
cial hymns will be sung by Mrs.
Strang, and all friends of the fam
ily are Invited to attend.
The annual meeting of the Ump-
qua Savings and Loan association
will be held tonight at the Doug-
To 8an Jose ! !. Abstract office. The renorts of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller have j finances for the year will be re
returned to their home In San Jose, celved and general business of the
Cal., after spending some time vis-; organliation discussed,
lting at the home of Mrs. Miller's ( ,
mother, Mrs. Leslie Hatfield.
Frisco's Prettiest
i Crew at Lodge Going Through.
The crew of the Crater Lake
Return to Marahfleld I Lojge composed of 25 people, left
Mr. and Mrs J. O. Eifert. who . portiand ,hia morning in cars and
Mr. Eiferf mother, Mrs' Leslie
Hatfield, have returned to their
home at Marshfield.
will stop at the Hotel I'mpqua to
night. The lodge will be opened
Sunday and the dining room open
to patrons at .noon Sunday
MUsyFtonce Wharton of this ! "nci Enrout. South.
.,,, .,,: I,. k ..1..1 i ' Harry Melv n, manager of agen-
city, who has been teaching school I . ' . .
in Honolulu. T. H., during the past , e R8' ""J ' ""f. e WHey ii AhVn
wintpr rpArhtv. virtoHa r c nnlttl manager oi me wney . Am'n
jor.iin?24S.co,nt''- p?88ed throuh,th'8
,h., . h i. .. i, 1 yesterday afternoon enroute to Los
today, and Is on her w ay home. .Angeles;wllere they will attend the-
Vi.it Mr.. Cloud. mu'lc invention.
,1 af Tl tl n A '
daughter of Seattle stopped over,F""krt" V H,wl,n
here last evening and vis ted Mrs rank J, Norton of Sutherlin was
!r nZ.Hl .ul business visitor In Roeburg to-
?,f hoJf i?,.', . Th J.yr!u V for a short time. He reports
i enroute home after a trip to Call- .... . . ,u.. o,.,u
jfornia. Miss Green has been at- "'f.1 "'an 'vr "r a,i nf lvh" ?Jz
!ronrn'a8h,nrandBrah
Ipalng'Se'r parent Some VspTj '""ning -la, summer.
I me summer. Air. tire en is
prominent business man of Seattle, t
I and is connected with the Holding
, company.
Bundle Day Planned.
Rev. M. B. I'arounagian, who Is
working in the Near East Relief
The World Famous
Dlue Chimney
Perfection Burners
Known to million of
women for their economy.
cUanliness and reliability.
See Them at
Zigler-Fee Hdwe.
Company
Watch our Windows
for Bargains
Phone 25
NEW PERFECTION
OU Cook Stoves and Ovens
Lomnnlun t V r-.tl rli nut tha falu has
Au.tln Ch.nrv Vi.it. ! be?n "Pending a couple of days In
AAu.n.ln ChaC'rmer resl. ! Rburg aiding in the formation
dent of Roseburg. now proprietor 'ca """l8' A,bun,Ule ' a 18 to
of the Chaney Optical comnany of e held on June 30 at which time
Eugene, was in the city today for a Ro9ebur. f-op le are to be asked
short visit with old friends. Mr. 10 contribute clothing for the peo
Chaney and his wife have been ' Pe ' Armenia.
I spending a short vacation at Ban-1
. don, and are now on their way back 8e!' Property.
to Eugene. He has been engaged; Jhn Wolpers has sold to Mrs.
; for some time in the optical busi- A. O. Rose of this city the one-acre
; ness. specialising in manufacturing residence property a short distance
I and laboratory work. He was a rVsi- beyond the east end of Douglas
' dent of this city during the time street which he acquired about 10
1 bis father served as county school months ago from A. J. Worley. The
superintendent deal was made by Charles Kyes.
i Mr. Wolpers and his family have
Sells Riddle Property. i moved to Wyoming.
Tho l.fufini mslHanf. nmnprtv !
of Will Q. Brown at Riddle was sold Men to Open Crater Lako Lodge. !
this week to G. H. Nirkols. South-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. (i. Kiefuber and '
era Pacific operator at that place, R. W. Price and two daughters, of
and possession will be given July 1. Portland, were guests of Mr. and
The deal was closed by Mr. Mrs. W. J. Weaver Tuesday nlghu
Brown's daughter, Mrs. D. O. Wea- They are motoring to Crater I.ake
ver or Viarainer ana nis son, rmr- LjuKe, itiimi win uu utfurn nun- 4.. 0
vev O. Brawn, of this cltv. Mrs. day. Mr. Price la general manager
Weaver, accompanied by her little of the lodge and Mr. Kiefaber will j Sun Francisco has riVculcd
son. was In Roseburg today com- be resident managT during the i(,a( F.ilrtlic Klvnn is its prct-
pletlng the transfer, leaving In the summer Mr. Price Is also man-; jr, ,,, jla, tnt(.(,
afternoon on her return to Gardin- ager of thu New Lithian hotel, !,,,,. , , , . ,
er. where her father has resided which will be open, d at Ashland ; ,n ""1 beauty contest at
for the past five years. July 1. ; Atlantic City.
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Cook with gaa.
NEW ARCHITECTURE SPOILS
CITY'S BEAUTY, SAY BOMANS
ROME, June 24. (A. P.) The
Vandals, who swept down upon
Rome In the early centuries of the
Christian era, destroyed wantonly
the great monuments of the em
pire, and the gentry of the Middle
Age. who continued the desecra
tion by tearing down such magni
ficent structures as the Colosseum
to obtain free stone, did less to
destroy the beauty and personality
of the city than modern architects
and builders are doing.
This Is the lament of hundreds
of Italian and foreign artists and
lovers of architectural beauty who
complain that the curse of stand
ardization has fallen upon modern
Italian architecture. The charm
of the old Rome, they say, will
have been sacrificed within a dec
ade to the ill conceived Idea of
making the city a weak Imitation
of some bustling unbeautlful mid
dle western American town.
Scores of ugly apartment houses,
each like the next, with no archi
tectural distinction, are rapidly be
ing built In the new Pratl and Lud
ovlsl Quarter, and In many other
I sections of the city, while most of
the new public buildings are ills-
lingirsnwi only ny ineir uKiiur...
Italians do not object to the con
struction of houses with modern
improvements, but they maintain
that some effort should be made
In the external decorations to con
form with the already existent
beautiful examples of medieval
and ancient architecture.
AMERICAN LEGION
! DELEGATES ON WAY
TO CONVENTION
Over 40 members of Umpqua
post of the American Legion are
on their way to Prlneville to at
tend the state convention which
start there today. Some of the
party Ifft yesterday but the great
er number left this morning short
ly after daybreak, taking the Mo
Kenzle pass route to the conven
tion city. The drums, tent, and
supplies were tnkpn in the truck
driven by Ted Post, the auto be
ing literally decorated with banner
advertising the Rlue Devils drum
t corps, which Is hoping to repeat
jit record In winning the state
I champiomthip cup at the content
I at Prlneville.
Heat with gae.
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Ordinary roofing must be
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The cost of Malthoid Roofing
is less than the cost of the paint
ings necessary for other roof- ,
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Roofirg.
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L, W. METZGER
Buy other Pabco Product, from these dealer.:
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CAMP FIRE PERMITS
REQUIRED INSIDE
NATIONAL FORESTS
Camp fira permits are required
for all persons planning on build-
fng fires Inside the national forest,
according to forest service officials.
such permits, however, are net re
quired outside national forest
areas, strict penalties are pro
I vlded for violations of the rules re-
convenient for those entering the
'national forests, permits are made
obtainable at all points of entrance,
each ranger station near the main
entrances being authorised to grant
the needed permission. The sta
tlnna are located at Rujada, Music
Mine In the Bohemia mountains.
Glide, Steamboat, Wolf creek.
White Hock. Tiller, Hevlls Flat,
Diamond Lake and Big Camas. Per
mits are not granted at the Rose
burg office, air the prlnrlpal aim
of the permits la to give the dis
trict rangers an opportunity of
knowing where the campers are lo
cated, so that they can keep a care
ful check on the fire situation. By
keeping the campers located, they
are able to handle their territory
more efficiently, and provide great
er protection for -the timber areas.
CARD OF THANKS
' Deeply appreciating the count
: less expressions of esteem snd lore
on the part of the many friends and
acqualntancea of my mother dur
ing her last Illness, 1 take this
means of expressing my sincere
giatitude to all for their loving
ministrations and helpfulness, and
also cannot forget to mention the
wealth of floral offerings sent by
her friends, as a last tribute of their
affection.
W. D. STRANGE.
BtudensKer costs less per pound
than butter.
W'SiMuei
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MG for REPAIR
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK, so make your call at the BREIER STORE during the
; remaining days of this week. It will be a CLEAN-UP. Notice the Bargains in
WATCH
Shoes and Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
THE ARRIVAL OF NEW MERCHANDISE SOON
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