Roseburg news-review., July 02, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
ROSF.RURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1925.
Going Camping
I the Fourth?
.Then be sure and call and see our full line of
Campers Supplies. Monopole Jams and Jellies in
-14 oz. jars are just wonderful Straw!erry, Black
berry, Raspberry, Loganberry, Teach, Pear,
Apricot, Dewberry and Tomato, and only 25c per
jar. Buy them by the dozen. It's cheaper than
you can make them at home.
Sweet pickles in glass jars for 1 5c, 'and don't forget
to add a jar of our Home Made Mayonnaise and
.1000 Island and Sandwich Spread it's delicious.
We will have a good supply of fresh fruit and
.Vegetables for your Saturday and Sunday dinner.
Remember, we are closed for two days, so be sure
and buy enough to last you until Monday morning.
Quality Meats
Pot Roast, per lb 15c
Boil Beef, per lb ,. 11c
Fancy Milk Fed Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 14c
Fancy Heavy Breast Veal, lb. .. 10c
Shoulder Roast Pork, lb 22c
Leg and Loin Roast, per lb 25c
, Fresh Side Pork, per lb 25c
Shoulder Roast Lamb, lb .'. 20c
Fresh Made Hamburg, per lb 15c
Pure Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. for 35c
Fancy Heavy Bacon, lb 38c
Picnic Hams, lb 22c
saifPork'rib. .r:.'.:.::...:.;'....28c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs for 45c
Fancy Light Fryers Fancy I leavy and Light I lens
We Draw All Our Poultry
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363
Free Delivery
Oncej'ust a Summer necessity Now
unsurpassed for all-year cooking!
THE modern oil-cnokstove,
with it wonderfully clli
cicnt speed-burners, perfected
ovens and broilers, heat con
trol, simplicity of parts, etc,
give you city cookstove service airy
xvArtr, and the ycar-Vw. No muiuy
fires to tend noUcless, simple, tatl
Out remember there's a H( dill'cr
ence in kerosene and that the clliciency
of your oil cookstove depends very
largely on the kerosene you use.
"Pear! Oil" means the "tni" oil
for oil cookstoves and heaters. It is
refined and re-refined that's why it's
cleaner-burning, delivers fame that's
all beat and o hy it won't corrode the
metal parts of your equipment. Enjoy
your oil cockstove to the utmost
be wwyou order "Pearl Oil" by garnet
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
PEARL
OIL
(KliROSLNli)
Swim for Health and
Pleasure
Come and swim or learn to swim in the lx-st
swimming water in Oregon, the L'niHii.i River
just above the city where the water in rle;n and
pure. If you have no. bathing suit, you t un rent
one on the grounds or a nominal fee. A I mi nice
clean dressing rooms for ladies and men with n
board walk rih'lit into the water. Raft and spring
board out in deep water for those who wish to dive.
Swimming contests will Ie staged, so get in prac
tice for these.
Directions by way of Oak street bridge, jind follow
the river to above the dam. or by way of Mill
street and the swinging bridge.
Refreshments served on the grounds.
HEF.UWELL & LEWIS
Managers
ANSWERDOHENY
REGARDING IB
OfJ THE PACIFIC
Pomerene and Roberts Deny
That Leases Were Signed
Because of War Danger.
"JUST A RE -HASH"
Trying to Strengthen His
Alibi, Say Two Men
Connected With
the Caae.
(AtwarUted Vrtta Iamx Wire.)
NEW YOKK, July 2 In answer
to statements of iuiward J. Jo-
htitiy ihut representations of dan
ger of war in the Pacific prompt
ed his part In the naval oil K-asen,
the New York Timet today pub
lishes comments of government I wr'i
counsel In the oil lease urosecu- : 'un"
Lion and of other oniciaitj con
nected with tho casts.
Mr. Doheny said the war danger
was kept a secret because officials
were afraid of wrecking the Wash
ington arms conference. But both
Alice l'omerene and Owen J. Hub
erts said that the main treaties
resulting from the conference
were signed and ratified by the
senate before the first contract
with Doheny was signed.
Air. l'omerene recalled that at the
arms conference, assembled No
vember 12, VJ1X, that the delegates
began signing the articles in De
cember, that the senate ratified
the agreements In March, 19-2,
while Mr. Doheny didn't get his
first contract until April 25, VJ22-
As for naval officers fears of an
oriental Invasion of this country
being deleted from Jtear-Aduiiral
John K. Hobinson's deposition at
the Cheyenne oil lease trial, Mr.
l'omerene said:
Mars will appear so near together
that they might almost be mistaken)
for a triple star, although In fact;
Mercury will be about lu5,UUiJ,oou ,
miles from the earih, Venus 148,-,
ouO.000 miles and Mars 23000,000
miles. j
Mars Is Increasing Its distance
from the earth and drawing In to
ward the isun no It will bo increas
Jmjly difficult to find It In the twi
light. M'icury and Venus now
are approaching the earth.
Mercury will reach Its greatngt
eastern elongation on July when
it will he more than 27 degrees
east of tho sun. This, the Ameri
can Nature annotation points out,
is within one degree of its great
est posi-lble distance from the sun
and gnat enough to enable it to
be picked up easily In the twilight
after sunset.
Anyone watching these three
planets this month with the aid of
a small telescope or field glasses
might imagine Ihey were playing
tag or running a race in the north
western bky after sunset. All three
will move eastward during July
from Cancer into Ieo, but all will
be moving at different speeds with
respect to each other and the
earth. Mars, the slow-moving one
of the trio, will be at the bKi-i-uing
of the month farther east and
higher in the western sky than the
other two, but the other two plan
ets will pass it on July 10. Katurn,
which has been above the horizon
in the evening hours for tome time,
has been moving slowly westward,
but on July 12 It becomes station
ary, as viewed from the earth, and
then begins to wlng Flowly back-
toward Libra to the east,
r, now rising over In the
southeast In Hawittarlus, w be in
opposition to the sun, or on the
meridian due soul)'., at midnight on
July Hi. It will then rise at sun
set and be In view ni night. On
th' diii Mercury. Venus and Mars
will set about an hour and a half
after the sun.
nrnnnn . in nnt
III III Hill I l I I I I I F
ULiluUULL UiUI I
OF GOLD BURIED I
IfJ HILL SOUEHTl
Contains More Than $240,-
000 According to Slacker,
Now in Germany.
MAKES STATEMENT
Mother Seekj to Get Large '
Sum Which. She Alleges !
VV as Overpaid to
U. S. Government.
I '
j Cook with bus
WILL BE GIVEN
BY BID TOW
( M.u.tt Vrm I W in.)
PHILADELPHIA, July 2. Glov
er C. liergdoll says that the pot of
gold ho burled In the Maryland
hills contained more than $240,000.
This was revealed yesterday in
a sworn statement by him sub
mitted at a hearing of counter
suits filed by Mrs. Emma C. Berg
doll, his mother and Thomas W.
Miller, alien property custodian.
The statement, witnessed by a no
tary public in Baden, Germany,
was sent to Mrs. Bergdoll to aid
in her contention that she had
turned over all her son's property
to the alien property custodian.
Bergdoll has been living in Baden
since a spectacular escape in l!2u.
An intimation that his mother
ali-o had burlcjl a large sum ' of
money also wall contained In tho
statement. ,
"The $105,000 which my mother
claims to have hurled Is absolutely
her own," said the statement "The
$;'l(i.t'iio which I concealed, (the
gold buried in the ground) and the
gold notes I took along to Europe
were my own properly. No per
son living outside of myself nas
the slightest idea as to where I
Home Restaurant
Offers You For
Saturday and Sunday, July 4-5 .
Special Dinner 50c
SOUP Spring Vegetable. Salad Combination 1 000 Island Dressing
ENTREES
Baked I lam, Virginia Style Dinner Steak, Bordelaise Sauce
Breaded Veal Chops, Currant Jelly
ROASTS
Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus
Leg of Veal, Sage Dressing
VEGETABLES
New Potatoes en Cream Creamed Corn
Young Garden Peas
Ice Cream
DESSERT
Pudding Tea
Ccffe
Milk
Regular 25c Dinner, known from Coast to Coast, served as Usual.
We inspect, kill and age all our beef in our own storage plant.
bid of Henry Ford for the 200
shipping board vessels spi aside
for Bcrappiug, had not been receiv
ed by thetn and when It arrives it
cannot be considered unless new
bids ara, Invited.
Many bids were opened at noon
Tuesday when the tiuio for receiv
ing them ended and it is expected
that the fleet corporation wlii sub
mit recommendations to the ship
ping board at its regular nieedn-?
July 7. If the board should reject
all the offers, new bids would bo
asked.
Charleston. Wash., and Mrs. Orace
Jirmn of San Francisco; by two
sisters, Mrs. Marr Riddle of Rid
dle, ore., and Mrs. Olive Ilurk of
Washington; and by two brothers,
P-lmer and Lee Catching of North
Bend.
The remains are at the Branste-t
yesterday at the I'acific ier chapel, and will be sent !o Rid-
Hospital of injuries re- ,e for burial. Funeral services
FORMER RIDDLE
RESIDENT DIES
! AS RESULT OF FALL
j K LOU NIC, Oregon, July 1.
George Catching, C3 years old, of
'.2 Hi heventh street, Springfield,
idled
;Chri,
ceived last week in a fall frore
ladder. Resides his wife. Me.la It.
Catching, he ls'survied by two
daughters, .Mrs. Maude Florence of
have not yet bet n announced. Mr.
Catching was a member' of the
Knights of Pythias and of tho II.
I, o. K.
A rood program of music has itook the gold after I loaded it In
Whatever was deleted had to 1 been arranged by the Douglas ilny car in Philadelphia. ' liergdoll
do with matters which the state County Concert Hand for tonight s 'escaped from army guards at his
department in the public Interest ! bam! concert, the second of the (mother s home here while on a
said It did not care to have dis-1 regular weekly programs to be trln to un the treasure after
closed publicly. I given during tho summer months. ;),., had been sentenced to serve
There was nothing In the depo-1 """ ' " "o""1"1" live years In prison tor evading tne
nine nir i rie next i-w utip, ipimj-
M
HEAT
,
LIGHT
sltiou of any particular moment
that affected tho situation. If
there was any war scare, as Jo
hny calls it, then It was all settl
ed when the first Itoheny contract
was actuully sinned.
I "What about the Mttlo black sat- j
'chel. 1 have a picture in my mind
of this patriot KlvinK flooioo to
Mr. Fall with one hand and ro- ,
jcetvtng in Iho other contracts in
volving 1100,000,000 worth of pro-1
Iperty." j
j Kdwnrd C Finney, assistant sec- 1
Jrelary of tho interior, branded Mr.
;I)ohiny's story, th. New York
j Times says an bid for public sup
port, mad eup in part of untruth
jnnd in part of statements incom-j
Ipleto in di'talls, designed to min
ilmin the part Albert il. Fall play-!
led in tho lease. I
Mr. Finney admitted llmt three
tehferams from Three llivers, N. i
jM., where Mr. Fall was spendins !
'a vacation, to tho interior depart-!
Iiiu nt in WahiUKtm, had iiIhhp- '
peart d from the fihn, but he do- j
:nhd that Iho department record a j
had been ransacked by the senate j
oil Invcxtlj;ator.
"Just a re hash of tin alibi", Mr.
Huberts said nn quoted by the
New York Tribune.
liiK a concert tonight. turnishiiiK
music fur the Oakland celehra
jtion on Saturday, and then point?
to Copeo on Saturday nltfht to
play an enttaEenifnt at the dedi
cation of tho new hydro-elect rie
' plant on Sunday morn int. Tho
band's concert to be played to-iik-lit
will be as follows:
' March. "Third Itrlad"." Soltz.
i Overture, "Orpheus'", Of leu
1 bach.
( March, "MooniiiK". Kiiiir.
Fox Trot, "Just a Little Drink."
Gay.
March, "The Huntress," Kin-:.
Overture, "I.ii'Mspi.el,' Keb r
lVla. I Serenade, "A Night in June."
,Kii:e.
j March. "Wyotnlne luiys.'
! Mareli, "YmiKuaid of
1 ocra'-y," Kiiiir.
! Star Spangled Manner.
Heat with gns.
draft. A master in chancery rec
ommended that tho custodian be
ordered to return to Mrs. Uergdoll
Illii.nuO in cash and securities
worth several hundred thousand
dollars.
If
IKilU liLHUI i A T jn 1 i 4
T0fflimfOuLEpIent!
Heat with gas.
CIJ
Ull
lm-l Win-.)
Kinn. j
lem-
COTTON MAKES BREAK
Iluy
due d
your nll tents now. Ite
prlces. Zigler Fee Hdw. Co.
NKW OKI.FANS. July 2-Octob-
er cotton broke points, or aiv
proxlmately $" a bah. today on re
ceipt of the census bureau's condi
tion and acreage report, which
proved much lai kt t ban trailers
lisd expected.
PLANETS WILL FORM I
SPECTACLE FOR SKY
GAZERS THIS MONTH
1KTUOIT, Mich.. July 2 Henry
Ford last nU:lit ttdd The Associat-
;ed I'ress that his bid for .oi) ves-
seis of the Fnlted States Shipping
Hoard's fleet hid been forwarded
. to Washington several days ago,
i by mail, and added there had been
"no misunderstanding- on fliy part"
'as to tho date of opening the bids.
) The fart that no bid had been
received from Mr. Ford on Tues
day when they were opened by tho
board, occasioned some surprise.
Mr. Ford did not announce the
amount he had offered for the ves
sels nor did he give any indication
of the specification of his bid-
' WASHINGTON,
corporation official
(AwK-ljihf ITi'n I.tiiMxI Wire.)
PARIS, July 2. The French for
eign office today received informa
tion that condition of peace to be
offered Abd-F.l-Krim, the leader of
; warring Kiffians in Morocco, are
i being prepared by the Franco
; Spanish conference at Madrid.
'There is little confidence here that
j Abd-Kl-Krhn in tho name of Spain,
I Tho peace terms will be offered
(Abd-KI-Krl min the name of Spain,
'although representing both French
and Spanish views. The intention
Ut to give the Iiiffian leader an op
portunity to show whether he
wants peace on what the French
and Spanish regard as reasonable
terms.
j Tho purpose of the Madrid con
: ference is to determine a jnt
1 program whereby Franco and
Spain may end the Moroccai war-
fare.
SERVICE
la thorough and effective in its operation for our
telegraph graduates.
'Telegraphy, as we teach it, leaves nothing out;
every detail is given minute attention so that
students graduating are well able to fill the posi
tions we get for them.
Classes are conducted at night only, so that all
who wish may find time to take this course.
The rates are reasonable and you may enroll any
evening by calling or writing to,
Rosebisrg Telegraph Institute
225 Perkins Bldg.
KIRKWOOD ELIMINATED
GI.EX KAGI.KS. Srolland. July
2 -Jim Kirkwnofl. American pro
fessional, was eliminated from tho
thousand guineas tournament liero
today by losing his Hecond round
match to Harry Ames of Surrey,
ho won four up and 3 to play.
Quick turnover. Advertise. A
classified ad today briiiKs gal a lo-
YVAKIIINCTON. July 2. Short
ly after sunsi t durlnt! July 111.' !
five bi Incites! planets Mercury. ,
Venus. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn !
all will he above the horizon lit Hie j
same lime lor the greater part of
the month.
On the evenlni: of Julv 10, ays H
.Mercury, Venus and 11 ""'"'
. . umlnir to the seashore for
IMPHEKIi
SWAMPSrOTT, Mass.; July 2 ,
President Coolldge is reaclitn? the
conclusion that a president, re
gardless of wher he goes, eailliot
asoclittlon,
SUMMER
SHOES
Wc can supply
jour needs for any
sort of summer
footwear shoes
for
Ouling Trips
Social Functions
Tennis
Golf, or just
Shoes tor
Livery clay
Service
Prices are Lowest
Shoes the best
makes
A.ILPerrin
111 Wot fa Stmt
lief from the enervatinir heat of
Washington. t!ie president is find
in that nltluiuirh removed fnmi
tlu ieat of government, there are
problems to plague a vacationist
Mr. t'ooMilire was confronted to
day with sev ral issues, still som
what aloof, but nevertheless ho'd
lne vpxathuM probabilities.
The K u K!u Klan conttovet -y
threatciM to take a new turn a
r-'Milt of the minotincement Init'n
tbn of the organization to Invnt
the preident ti review Its p.irat!-
anl ;nblrt".s -n members In Wash
ItiK'on early in Aueust. No formal
lnir.iii'U hn9 et been r-'enc.)
btt it is cons!derod ntilikely hen?
that tho president will be able tn
neee-pt. pai tic'ila: ly ns he ha- ln
dient' -A ihut be mill will be siun
nierinn here at the time.
The nnneuni cm-nt th:tf :tn Imi
tation would b" ctenL'd. b
eer. hits leinu)i comni;i:il',n t ioi;
tt Mr t'ooliiivo from a number f
in 1; id!?:il nnd orpal.-ailnn op
po-ed to th Vlaii, urcing h;m (
e!iu-h:il H ill t i:10 a lid Itl S'Ur e
hltjinceft, np-jK :i to him tn do
soiuctlihii; to prevent, the holding
of Ilie , li ! n ii f ! n meelllli!. Alt-
oMi. r i 'oiiil im the hori.ron U ihc
pn-Jiiii! i if ! s'l iie between
Btithrai'lie op-rator and minin
Pwr ft !'-' w.ii:.' tv a'e Ti c pre-1-d"
i " rii V T c rtev.d ip-ienti"
with t;'ere. , hlef'v thruirh the
Ti'i.jKwr, hit nuh'r?c his b-' n
Hani it ''.m h-Te IndiiMtin h.t
he .ll9 i a viisla un-rj.
Kor pr i ii' p:
country tr'- .
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Phon 44.
July 2 Fleet
? sain today ine nmrrnw. !
if
Let Your
Fires Work &1fflt ififeT I
TOASTING Sw
KRAUSE'S
AVir Crop fpJAV
Marshmallows fyTJ
CAFB fan thit bo mi L f ""Tk
no rtrcu uto yoor Vi-" li' r
memorr. - 1 , . -Vrv
I And wwodfrfnl ts -f 1 g -rr1 . O
Yoar Qrccrr or Con. fTv-'' V
tdhna Sell, Thtm I "S
TRU-3U; B15CUT COMPANV-SpoUm ind PorTid I I ' klJXiS
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Try l!u"s recipe from the Frye Meat Guide and
prove for yourself that Frye "Delicious" BET
TER CUREMG does mean better flavor.
Broiled Bacon With Codfish Cream
8 thin slices Frye's Delicious Bacon
Yt lb. boneless salt codfish chunks
2 cups milk 2 ccs
2 level tablespoons fiour
1 teaspoon minced parsley or onion
tops
Shred eo- rfth, cover with cold water, heat
s!ov.:y to boiling point, drain, cover with
cold vviter aoaint and simmer 20 mlnutea.
fry baccn till delloate brewn. Stir flour In
to b;on drlpplnje, add milk, beating until
tmooth. Pcur btKk In akillet, heat again
iint;i trq fci-ely "aeit," then pour Into hot
ea-vipj dish and Simlth with bacon and
"ere of sweet, raw onion sprinkled with
paprika.
FRVE'S
MEAT GUIDE
contains alro com
plete Instructlona
for the chc Ice and
cutting of all
mrat. GTedly mail
ed by Frye A Co.,
Seattle, on receipt
cf 2c to cover
postage.
DJ
bacon
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