Roseburg news-review., July 10, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1925.
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TIT.II.I?I.I.T.!.T.T.r.T.I.I.II.IgI.M
Public Confidence
Is the Backbone of the
LOCAL NEWS
At Klamath Fall
H J. A. ix-nn Is spending
tiny at Klamath Falls
V ut business mutters.
K Viiitor Yesterd.iy
I.. P. Cumpbell, of the state. klKt-
froiu Muli in, spent
ty on business.
Returns From Coast
a few ! memont Morris returnea lotiaj
vacation spent at Hunuon.
equipment
looking af- 'r1""
Some r Hi camp
Zii-H Kw llilw. Co.
at
20th Century Stores tfB
V Mr. Hartntll In
tel It- Hartnell, of
From Eugene
Marry WII-mh, o Kugene, Corner
fMdt-i.i of th" c'iy, is spending a
Mioit time viHi'i'itf with relatives
iHa Kiin. mt nf lln ii,.
I Success. "Consistently low d rices on Dependable Food-1 yesterday attending to business
& stuffs, have convinced ths consumers these clean, is
modern, sanitary Stores are always Safe Trading 1 1,1
Places.
mutters.
I Off erings Saturday and Monday
July 1 1th and 13th
Returns From North
's. H. N. tirnyblll returned to
home In this city this morn
ing alter a visit to northern points
for a short time.
Carnation Milk, Tall
Cans, 3 for
28c
Searchlight Matches,
5 large full boxes
25c
Libby's Pineapple,
Sliced, large can...
E Pink Salmon, Tall Cans ,
Certo, for making
Jelly, bottles
32c
Standard Tomatoes,
large cans, 2 for
g
ij Cocoanut, Long Thread, Sugar Cured, Fresh, pound
28c
Cremc Oil Soap,
5 bars
Wesson or Mazola
Oil, .Quarts
.49c
Norwegian Sardines, in QT
Pure Olive Oil, 2 cans ZOu
Campbell's Beans,
"The Big Tin"
Shasta Tea, Japan Green, J lb. Pkg. 28c; 1 lb". Pkg.
Jello, Package
10c
Old Dutch Cleanser,
2 for
Burnett's Vanilla,
2 oz. bottle
15c
33c
Ripe Olives,
Bu!k, Pint . ...
27& f j
15C
25c jl
19c II
10c II
55c I
15c I
I!
I
From 8outh
N. Silver and M. P. J'arra, of
Oakland. California, were arrivals
here yesterday from the south and
guests at the Hotel ('.rand.
In From Camp
Mr. and .Mrs. Dexter Rice motor
ed in from their summer rump at
Hock Creek yestirday and spent
the day purchasing supplies.
Return From Bandon
Mr. anil Mrs. II. S. French, who
have been HpendillfC several weeks
at their summer coitaita In llaudotf,
returnid hire Wednesday night.
From Winston
Mrs. Henry Ijiner. of Winston,
motored here yesterday and spent
several hours altendiim to business
matters and visiting with friends.
Son Visiting Here
P. S. Durland has arrived from
Gresham, Oregon, and will spent
a fiw weeks visiting with his
father. C. U. IHirland, in this city.
Visitor Thursday
Mrs. Florence Grunts was in from
the rural districts ysetcrday and
suent the afternoon visiting: and
shopping. Kite resides east
town.
of
Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz. Can, 43c; 2i lb. Can, $1.29; 5 lb. Can
!P Snider's Catsup,
K Large bottle
25c
Crystal White Soap,
6 bars
25c
: $2.39 1
Grape Juice, "Dick- QOn ?f
bison's" Pint bottle OZll ! He
i Returns From Oakland
1 Mrs. S. K. Ferber returned o
j her home In this city this morning
alter spending the past week
; ten days visiting with friends yi
Oakland.
Flour. Patent or Pastry, best
brands, 10 lb. sacks
62c
Kerr's Best Patent Flour, 49 lb Pr) &l r'v
tack, $2.37; Crown or Drifted SnowyZlH I j d.
20th Century Coffee. "The improved flavor,"
pound, 45c; 2 pounds
Direct from our roaster to you,
re From Coast
and f r A V Palmer ar
rived here from the coast yester-
y and are spt-ntling a few days
siting. They reside at Marsh-
fhid.
Arrives From Portland-
Mr. J. L. Hudson arrived here
this morning from Portland, and
will locate with Mr. Hudson, who
has been here some time.
Special Saturday,
mattress $S.75.
Poncho camp
In Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton mo
tored from their home at Half
Moon orchards and spent yesterday
aitunouu visiting friends here.
Arrives From Seattle
Miss Patience Newman arrived
here this morning from Seattle and
w ill be a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Lewis for several
days.
Here From Portland
N. t). Fox. district manager of
the Penzoll OH company. Is here
fiom Portland for several days at
tending to business matters.
In merchandising dependability means to us that any transaction
must be satisfactory in every way. Goods must be best quality,
price must be right, and store service courteous, accurate and
pleasing. Try Stone's tomorrow for price, service and quality.
. Unusual Bargains Until Noon Saturday
27c
FIG BAR COOKIES,
2 lbs
CANE SUGAR,
10 lbs
63c
PORK AND BEANS,
large No. 2 1-2 cans, 2 for..
29c
CITRUS SOAP POWDER,
small size, 3 for
23c
FAMILY FLOUR,
49 lbs
EVERY DAY PRICES
$2.25
eRturna to Lot Angeles
Mrs. L. A. Belden returned to her
home at Lou Angeles thin morning
after spending the past month visit
ing in this city.
FRESH SHORTENING,
8 lbs
$1.75
FRESH SHORTENING,
4 lbs
90c
CATSUP,
Pints
19c
From Canyonvllle
Mrs. Kdwin Billincs and daugh
ttr were arrivals thin morniiiK from
Canyonville and spent several
hours visiting and shopping in
this city.
It Improving
N. L. Hushnell, of Ten Mile, who
has been quite ill for the past yea
is reported to be much improved.
His many friends will be g hut to
hear of his recovery.
ROSEBURG STORE
130 N. Jackson St.
OAKLAND STORE
Baker-Flanary Bldg.
Former Residents Here
Mr nnd Mrs. N. G. Michael, of
I Portland, are spending several
SCOUTS ON WAY HOME
vllle for the fugitives.
Rayno was serving a six months-
The Marsh field Hoy Scouts, who sentence for liquor violations in
have been on a tour to Yellowstone this city and Daniels was serving: a
National Park, passed thresh ' thirty days' sentence from Ashland
Ttosrburg today on their return j for agrancy. Both had served
trip. The boys are greatly en- about half of their sentences.
thuxed over their experience, al- ( o
though they are quite tired from Buy your canm equipment at
their long Journey. ; Zigler-Fee Hdw. Co.
HEAT VICTIM RIDES
" IN REFRIGERATOR CAR
Tfatitl
'I
I--m tmwj WirO
July 10. Clad in a
On Way to Convention
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Star and
daughter of Hollywood. California, j
were guests at the Hotel I'mpqua
last night. They are motoring to
Seattle, to attend the Knights
Templar National convention.
Returns to San Francisco
Mildred Strader, who has been;
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. C. O. Webber, of this city,
for the past month, left for her
home at San Francisco this morn-1
TTtt'r-Tnn ennerwi m tvvwi con
Visiting Relatives
Alma and l?ma Ward are spond
liin Feveral days visiting with rela
tives and -friends In Ten Mile.
Cook with gas.
TRUSTIES MAKE ESCAPE
rAwUtiH, Prm lsl Wirv.l
MEDFORD. Ore.. July 10. R. R
Ravno, and Ben PanUls. county
jail trusties, walked away from the Glendale Attorney Here
fniirt hnimp vanl Thursday even-1 Attorney O. S. Brown of
Ing about 7 o'clock and up to noon ;
tixlay had not been captured by i
Sheriff Jenkins and deputies who
beet th brush south of Jackson-' fnnV witn w
(A!
ST. VWh
dressing gown and with his head
swatlieil in bandages. L. J. Chap
man, Kansas City dairyman, ate
breakfst here today in his refrlger-
r.aw niltSlncr nlhntt-a ta-lth ilirtit
tons of 'ice with which the car is J J- HouSolder They are enroute
par)(e,j j home after a trip through Kastern
Mr. 'chapman, attended bv a j """Ron by motor.
physician. Is enroute to Isle Tloyale
In upper Lake Superior to escape
the Missouri heat which cau.wd hit
days in this city on business. Mr. . in(I.
and Mrs. Michael formerly resided .
here and have ninny friends in Arriving From Montana
Koseburg. Mrs. Herman (Ireen and son, of
- Missoula. Mont., will arrive this
From Tiller evening and will visit for a day at;
J. I), hotter was among those the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
from south rn point h In the counly, Lewis. Krom here they will go on
to visit and transact tUHiiiess in j to Long P.each, Cal., to visit.
this city Thursday. He is a real
dent of Tiller.
Lumberman Here
Archie Wilson, formerly a resl-
Vislt Here Yesterday dent of Glendale, now engaged In
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Simpson, of the lumber business at Alturas,
Berkeley, California, stopped in California. Is spending a few days
this city last night, and were (n Koseburg attending to business
guests at tjie home of Mr. and Mis. matters.
PRINCE ALBERT,
2 for
Tobacco
25c
89c
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
1 lb
PRINCE ALBERT, 01 HQ CHESTERFIELDS, CI 10
1 lb 0 I lU J carton Q III 3
VELVET, 4 in LUCKY. STRIKE, CI OK
per can I I U ' carton .. Q I iZ J '
TUXEDO, ftp CAMELS, CI OR
per can I WU carton M I iL J
GEORGE WASHINGTON, t) C n PAPERS WHITE OR BROWN Q C n
2 for ,, ZJU 6 for : Zjb :
Canning Supplies
ECONOMY CAPS, QCp I PINT MASON JARS, pQ
dozen Z Jb dozen DuU
MASON CAPS, I C0 PORK AND BEANS, C1 1 R
2 dozen for Till CAMPBEUS, 10c ea, 12 0 1 1 1 J
HEAVY RUBBERS, OCn SANDWICH SPREAD, )Cp
4 dozen for ZJU 2 for ZJU
HALF GALLON MASON CI OK FINE ASSORTMENT FRESH VEGE-
JARS, dozen QliIJ TABLES AND FRUITS, HOME
1 QUART MASON JARS, QQn GROWN. SHOP EARLY FOR
dozen : ..Ojll THEM.
today I
Glen-
dale spent the day In Roseburg at
tending to business matters.
I Leaset Nash Hotel
i By a dtal consummated
AAiinnsA in Vanoaa f-Uv U-....V',. me tease aim eiiuiiuiM-ni
. tiia Bv.ioi.B. 'auu.a u ! Nash hotel, held by James I. Bell
necessarv to relieve him from the , taken over by J. IL Gossbeek of
(,,,. Tn inm,u.rotiiro rtf o.n Mr I RoM'burg, fopnT landlord of the
wnn'nialntalnPd at 4S deereea. ! nseburg Hotel there.
The McCormlck Deerlng Interna
tional gas engines have removable
cylinders. A new cylinder, piston
and rltiKs costs but $s.on on a U
h. v. engine, which makes a new
of tie' engine nut of an old one. Buy this
make tor long service. froiu oy
Wharlon Bros.
Swim jgiKeep Well
During the hot weather what could be better than
a cool plunge in the clean waters of our beautiful
Umpqua? Take the whole family and learn to
swim. It may save your life some time. Everyone
ought to be able to swim a little just enough to
keep afloat would help in case of accident. We
have nice clean dressing rooms and bathing suits,
and tow Is for a nominr.1 fee. Why go a long dis
tance away when you have this wonderful place
right at home. We will not be responsible for ac
cidents, so if you cannot swim do not go in the
deep water.
IN UMPQUA PARK
HELL1WELL & LEWIS
Managers
Chapman felt "much better today.
His "private car" was honked on
the Northern Pacific 8:50 train
for Uuluth where bv special ar
rnng:ni"nt the Booth Steamship
line will bring on of Its boats to
the Northern Pacific dorks to take
the Chapman prty to Ile Royale.
Throughout the trip th railroad
companies are giving
car the right of way.
and the
Grant Hotel in Portland. Gross-j
beck will lake possession today. '
No consideration In the deal "Was
made public Medford Mail-Tribune.
!
Judge Downing Dead
William Henry Downing, 67, a
life long resilient of Marlon coun-
Chapnian'fl j ty former county Judge ami
(nnirniaii or ine ut niorraur rem. hi
committee of that county, died y
Mr. Eltton to Arrive
H. J. Klston, manager of the Ar
lington Hot'l at Santa Barbara,
California, will arrive here tonight
and will be a guest at the Hotel
rmrqtin. Mr. Klston will go to
Portland and aMend the Klk's con
vertioii. after vhich he will go to
BrlUsli Columbia.
Shure Shot for poison oak. Bos- j twday at his home m ar Salem H
iii.i v..k I was a brother of Mrs. C. A
! SHORTAGE IN HORSE FLESH
i.fiiii rr-p Lrawl Wlrr.
OLYM PI A, Wash, July 10. In
dicating a possible, shortage of
I horse flech hi the Blue Grass state
i A. R. Campbeil, a merchant of
! Howell, Ky., has requested blolo
eiral survey officials h"re to ship
him two carloads of wild
from the range of eastern Va.h-
ington.
Will Arrive to Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price are ex
pected to arrive In this city this
week froth Oakland, Cal., and will
h glials at the home of Mr. and
Shlhred of Corvallls. with whom! Mrs. Floyd Stevens. Mrand Mrs.
he frequently visited w hile she j Prlee formerly rewided In Rosehurg j caUHe he didn't marry you. Today
was a resident or Koseburg lor . nnu nave many menus in nif coy. ts almost a matter of course.
They plan to h nere a momn aim
will bunt and take a fishing trip
near here.
311 WEST CASS
ROSEBURG, ORE.
CALIFORNIA
AND OREGON
Liberty Theatre
"The 'freedom' of women was
never so free as it Is now, today,
in America.
"As for the reason why girls are
more lured now by this freedom
than they were formerly It's all
a part of the Increasing circle of
privileges which women at present
enjoy. Don't think I advocate the
old restricted life for wormu.
Heaven forbid! But It's neverthe-
j will arouse more Interest than the. tlves which has been recorded In
announcement that Tom Mix. here-' the newspapers lor many a moon
tofore far-famed only as a Western that of the men and dogs who cov
slar, will be Keen1 at the Antlers ered the long trail from Nenana to
. theatre in the title role of "Hick Nome, carrying the precious serum
Turpln," the romantic bandit of to relieve a stricken city la cal-
: Merrle Kngland In days of yore j led to mind by the William Fox
when fussy clothes, trimmed In fine i production "The Hunted Woman."
laces, and hats with large plumes i The screen offering booked for
were the vogue for men. The date: two-Hay run at the Majestic the
for the opening of this attraction atre Friday and Saturday, is adapt
has been set for tonight and It Ts a ed from James Oliver Curwood'a
foregone conclusion that Mix la novel about the vast reaches of the
going to be "Inspected" by his I Northland. In this story are th.
many followers here with ultra-, plrted the constant titanic str un
critical eyes, because It Is next to el en of men against the seemlngt
impossible to Imagine him attired
In anything save the raiment of
less true that the reason we have
women criminals now is because j the modern American cowboy.
me ireeuom or women is greaier
than ever before. Majestic Theatre
"There's something psychologic One of the most heroic narra
and ancestral about it, too. Women r "
formerly was the one who got bru-j
tal treatment. She has turned brute
now. It wouldn't have been lady
like formerly to shoot a man be-
ly Insurmountable forces of naure
and the final conquest, through al
most superhuman endurance and
will, of man over raging storms
and rough Ice-covered fields thnt
Impede his progress.
many years.
Visit for Day
Mrs. K. M. Renfro and son,
Georife. slopped In this city yester
day and visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. l Cochran. They are
enroute home to Marshfleld after I
spending the pa-t mouth visiting,
In San Diego with Mrs. Renfro's
mn. Alva, who Is at the I'nlted i
numbers" In Ihe far wtat, thi'y mill !
'find favor In Olil Kentucky, lie of- I
I f rs ahnut $2 ove rthe hnjr ft d .
1 price for Ihrep yt'ars oM.t, or V'
ic-h,- provided th-y ar- In ''unod''
iflpsh."
I Stnee thp ponies ar bo wild thnt
' r... r.r it,.,.., huvo t.vt-r Ki.cn liitind. i
? I ml K..ninrli.- rldcm would nnib-
ably r!i ncp somp dprldf-dly
npw thrill lth tlnlr wpFttrn
mrnntH. it Is d'-c arpd. i
Dillard Cherries to Coos
Krpd Schmidt, of IHllard, brouchl
In a truckload of ehcrrl.'s for the
Coos nay market. They wero nc-
ltct t.finihprtt .nil hp .olil thpm
ponli s ntnadily at 15 cPntB per box, all
except one box which hp wkihip'I
jiuKion. on donating to his old friend and
Mr. rampbcll Iparnpd f,.nw D,)m;R, rounly n'flilpni. 1
thrnuKh Associated I'ress ri'lwris. i jKrrv Mcflalh-n, at the Cliandli r.
hp declares, that thp ponies are so 1 .t.n i
inniniroiis In Washington thnt an l! I. .' ...... ..... ' .... .... Slates nsvy post there. Mr, Hen
ienU'rurisinc resident of the horse i ,',,,,. ,, ,...,iu r, rr.i,.,.,". ! f"o will drive from Marshfleld to-
heaven cnuniry Is Hprrinif them as ; hrn ,,!,., 2lJi0,m ,mmU lasl ; nay and reium with Mrs. Itenfro.
hoR feed nnd Intimates lhat wnl'H vt"-ir MnrHlifl.-l.l Times 1
h. h enn.lrier..ri "hacV I ' Jr """"'" Back From Crater Lake
..... , Mr. nnl .vrs. vayne t'eim, win.
Mr,. Knlqht Very Low- I . .,',,, .., Ihr
Mrs. A. It. kniyht. formerly , 7 ' u.,.,i i
n In this .. ' , . . on,i ...n,.!,,..-,!
city, underwent a very serious op- , , . ... .,.,,, .... ,..
Vincent - , ' .' .,...... ! day
I here, ind Is now serving as the
tr anntan's correspondent at Ha-
The
New Perfection Oil
COOK STOVE
Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers
Camp Equqipment
Ziglcr-Fee Hdw. Co.
Phone 25
lit NO JACKSON
WATCH OUR WINDOW, FOR BARGAINS
i ? -
f i Srwnd your acat:
1 Mineral Springs.
on at tlo well
Fannie Cobb, well
ration on Tuesday at St
hnpltal in Portland. The npra
tion Ri for the removal of a tu
nior. a r.d she was left In a very
critical Ftate. Although she Wif
reported to be flight y Improved
t(Mtv. fihe Ik Ftlll quite low. W. L.
Cohb and his mother, and sister,
Mr- L. A. Dillard. left this morn
hp fer Portland to "attend Mr.-.
K'I' h during her illness.
"There is, as any one can see, a'
terrific spirit of recklessness and
of resllessnes among girls. Crime
Is not on the Increase. It Is differ
ent. The urge Is different. Women
are coming Into It more and more
It gives them greater aelf-expres-
j slon. Yes, really: crime is with
I many women a form of aelf-exprea-:
sion.
! "One of the greatest evils of the
situation, as 1 see it, and as 1 have
endeavored to show In "Lllltes of
the Streets," the metropolitan po
lice picture, which 1 am proud to
have sponsored, Is that women
having these tendencies, so readily
become associated with the so-called
men, who make a business of
preying upon silly, thrill seeking
girls and women." t the Liberty
hen t re Sunday, Monday and Tues-
lem. They have been taking a
tan.tlen lor the past ten days.!
and are returning to Salem by
slow Mneet,, expecting to be home
f n Sunday, 1
Antlers Theatre
Of alt -the forthcoming movie
events of the current season, none
ANOTHER BARGAIN
1923 .Chev. tourins. $105,
down, 1 2 no. on balance.
A real valur.
ED MARSH MOTOR CO.
Chevrolet DeJiIera
d ir
N't From Illinois
Accord In g to word recelv
fiU city by relat l en and friend-
Walter Atid'on. fnrnerly of tlj!
city, wn4 recently quite nerinu!y
In Jnred In an auto wreck nt !
Krlb. III. The tneHe frv n
detaits as to how the aecldeni h !
p'n d. The young man p-clve'l
a n"ver break of the ritht Ipz. h
hrolren fhouldcr hlaile, tlde sev
eral britl-esi and Is In th hoptt'il
OAILV WEATHER REPCRT
C. H, Weather Ilurvau, lwral ofrice,
Rosehiirr, Oregon. 24 hours ending
5 a. m.
Precipitation In Inches and hun
dred ihs:
Highest temperature yesterday 98
lowest temperature last night SO
Precipitation, last 24 hours 0
o
RS
IStlves. vir. Tttlnl
Burke sold automobiles in Rose- 1, lfl24, to date 41.91
ouig near,)' rw-my years bku hi Average preeip. from Hept 1.
partnership with his cousin. Grant! 33 96
Taylor, and h recalled f ith pride joifll excess from Hept 1,
that In V.H7, in this city, he drove vm 7 93
a car at the head of July 4h Arerage precipitation for 4
I kalh He hat nnmher of . parade. A fw years ago wr., wet seasons. (September t
friends in this city who lll te 1 Burke mM with a shoot I nx arc!- j Mar, Inclusive) 31 41
a xifiin to learn of hi condition t dent w hile hunting that resultwl Fair and cooler tonight and Bat
Mr. Andert-on resided In thl- it v n. In the Ions of his left arm. Mr. urday.
vt-ar. and Is the netdiew of Mr. ai-1 1 Bnrk Is accompanlert on his pres-i WILLI A M 11 KM.
r .
Eight Piece
Glass Set
98c
SATURDAY ONLY :
A splendid Kitchen Set of heavy clear glass, which will
come in handy ip any home, including a Measuring Cup,
Mixing Jug, Lemon Juice llxtractor, etc. See them in
our window today.
Churchill Hardware Company
The Winclieter Store
Former Resident Visits I
!. I,. Ilurke. one of Rosphurn's I
first automobile dealers, was In j
the cltv yesterday from I.o An-'
ep. Calif , where he operates
real estatp office ll wont on Jo . Tola vr,.,.Atln 1st of month
oasiKii.i, .ri-s..i., ... Normal preelp for this niontn
imj a ' Total preclp. from Bepl.
1 Mis. l.undahl.
jeol trip by Mrs. liurke
MetroroloKlaL
Presto Lite and Fittings
Ask Us About This
LITE
Special Day Storage Rates for Your Car.
SERVICE CAR CALL US UP
Roseburg Garage & Machine Shop
PHONE 408