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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. JULY 14, 1925. THREE If I Can Only Sell My PI I'm all ready to start to California. EVERYTHING ELSE IS SOLD Except the Wife, Kids and Ford. THIS PIANO IS AN A. B. CHASE, JUST AS GOOD AS NEW-STANDARD SIZE Cost $850 BUT I DONT WANT TO MOVE IT IF YOU HAVE CASH, I'LL PRACTICALLY GIVE IT AWAY! AND THROW IN A BEAUTIFUL BENCH AND SCARF. OR WILL SELL TO RIGHT PARTY ON EASY TERMS. CALL QUICK! AT 404 COMMERCIAL AVE. .-t:rC-r x--'-"T"' C--?C'-- LOCAL NEWS Ouklind Man Ha 1). C. HlKKenbothuin of Oakland, sin-ill tha day In Kust-burg altenii Iiik to business matter. Mr. Cooper Accept! Position llurolil Hernia has arerpted a po sition at the Terminal garage, and enteral on his new dnties there yesterday. Vlsltlnp Her For Week Mm. It. A. Cool ha arrived here from 1 iniln ami In spending the tored here and mient Mumlay af- Returns From Eugene K A. lioux has returned to this ; Everett Cooper returned to hla1 t0 BlUjUMa matters lu EuKeue. home at Melrone yesterday after-! noon after spending aume time In this city uu bu.ineas. Spends Afternoon Mark Tisdule. o( Sutherlin. mo- week visiting with her ulster, Mrs. A. V. Wamiwle. From Powers Among- the out of town visitors yesterday to spend several hours on buslnnss here, was J. M. Cook of Powers. i Drives From Portland Kay Kdwards of Portland mo- tored to HoaebuiK last niKht and speut toduy here attending to bust- j Ul'S umlu-rs. ; lernoon visiting with friends and attending to business matters. Mrs. Walker Visitor Mrs. N. C. Walker returned to her home at Riddle vesterduv af ternoon after visiting and shopping in nils city for a few hours. Monday - i Ed. Johns'was among the visit I or Bre yesterday from the south yesterday aft and iranswii'u uupiuess. n j resident of (ilendale. From Cleveland Mr. and Mra. Conrad Long re turned to their home at Cleveland tr spending a abort time in this city on business. From Melrose Mrs. V. Kmery snent several hours here yesterday visiting and From Riddle R. I.. Weaver was among those In yesterdav attending to business h f retiirnlni. in her ""n ,",r e .-. '" home at Melrose In the afternoon. V eaver IS K resiueui ill iviuiir. Chili To Meet Tire Northslde Sunshine Club will meet Thursdny afternoon at the home of Mrs. I.. W. IukcIs. 70 Winchester street. Return From Convention Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Chapman have returned to this city atier at-1 tending the Druggists' convention iu Corvallis. j Portland People Guests Mrs. Hugh Hull and daughter, Mildred, were the week end guests of Mrs. It.-D. Williams. They left I yesterday for southern points, traveling by auto. Return To Medford Mr. aed Mrs. C. H. Hoehne, for mer residents, who visited in this city yestenlnv. returned to thMr home In Medford last evening. From Melrose Mm MetsVer was an out of town BB, visitor here yesterday, spending R B I several hours shoppine and visit ing. Slio Is from Melrose. Returns to Portland 1'smI Mnler, New York bttver for the C. .1. Hreler romnany, lias re turned to Portland, nfter snending the past wek here on buslnesa. In Monday II. MiiMlebure was amone those in from. the rural districts yester- home by auto from Corvallis, where Former Residents Go Through Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kromlller of Laiceview. Oregon, stopped here Sunduy and visited with friends. Mr. Kromlller formerly resided here. They were enroute to P.U land to attend the Elk's conven tion. Stop Over to Visit Mr. and Mra. W. II. McNalr and son, Jamie, and Mrs. Gertrude r'rutloy and sun, Dilly, of Ashland, spent Sunday visiting with friends n this city. They were enroute SERVIC Service does not mean to us the costly system of charge accounts or free delivery of groceries, but does stand for the most direct way of buying and selling food supplies, together with intelligent, helpful store service. Try STONE'S and be satis fied. For Wednesday We Offer Fresh Oleo, 1 lb. 22c; 3 lbs, for 65c j Fresh Shortening, 8 lbn. for $1.75 Choice Family Flour. 49 lbs -- $2.25 Extra large fancy Lemons, dozen.. 38c Larpe fancy Green Corn, dozen 45c Fancy Watermelons, lb. 3 3-4c t Fancy Loganberries, "last chance for canning" day attending to business mutters for several hours, Mr. Middleburg is from Dole. Leave For San Francisco ' Mr. nn Mrs. F. L. Xfcfirew anil daughter, of this city, left this morning for San Francisco, Caliror n'u, where Mr. Mcflrew will enter Hie Southern Pacific hospital medical treatment. they attended the Druggists' ventlou. core BASEBALL THURSDAY Return From Coast Mrs. C F. Gross and two child ren returned to Ihelr home In tlila'To Attend Convention city yestenlnv. after spending sev- j0,n ym Jmuk and children loave oral days visiting at Iiandon beacn. tonight for Portland, whero they I...,,. b,.ia s,r,oned. Thursday's iu spnnu a coupie or oays attend-1 contest is between tho two leading The next game of the Twlllgnt league will be played on Thursday of this week between the Christian mid flitil Fellow teams. Owlnfir to 'or ! tho fact that several of the mem bers of the American Legion team are lu Portland attending the Klk's couventlon, the games In which the.t U am is Interested have I I ) -" 2 y ' A . - (i. 1 1 f A SY . .yt"Jr W.'-. ' - 2 1 I Central Pre" '''"'"x5gt , t j ENDEAVORING TO QUIET TITLE TO LAND A number of suits have been fil ed In the circuit court by The California Oregon Power Company in an effort to quiet title to sever al parcels of land. These suits are the outgrowth of a careful study of the deeds which the com- pany purchased from the Douglas county j.igni anu awter company a short time ago. The title to the local power company has chunged hands hree times in recent years, nnd in the various changes a num ber of technical errors have crept Into the deeds to right of way and other land holdings. These iuu be ing corrected by means of court I processes. Attorneys llico and Or- cutt are representing the company in i7,tii ii aiiau.iiuiiD. From Umpqua ling the Elks convention. They Among those In from the rural expect to return to Hoseburg on districts yesterday attending to Friday, business and visiting friends werej " Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roadman, of Returns From Washington I'mpqua. I Glenn McAllister returned to this city last night after motoring To Portland 'to Grays Harbor, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Klrkwood and where he was accompanied hv Mrs. family, of Klnmath Falls, stopped McAllister, who will visit with her over in this city last night, en- parents for a time. route to Portland to attend the I Klk's convention. , Nebraska Party Visits S. Smith, of Sheldon, Nebraska, From Melrose 'wn guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mr. Hoskins was a visitor In this Weaver last night.' Mr. Smith, ae city yesterday nnd spent several companled by Mr and Mrs. Fred hours' looking after business mat- I.ubbus ,of Omaha, are touring the trs. He returned to his home at Melrose In the afternoon. learns of the league, and should be quite interesting. TODAY'S BASEBALL Visitors From Oakland Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Plccardo and Miss Mae McCahe, of Oakland. Cal- On Way South Mr. and Mrs. A. F. MrC.lll. of Tulare. California, were guests at i"ornla, were guests at the limp- the Terminal Hotel last last night. )ua Hotel Monday night. Mr. Plo They are enroute home after a,'"110 18 manager o flhe 33rd Ave- (AMociatttl I'tvh I-reai! Win1.) National League. At New York R. H. E. Chicago 3 8 2 New lork 6 12 0 llatterles: Keen. Make, Jones, Jacobs and Hartnett; lleutley and Gowdy. At Philadelphia R. H. E. SI. Ixiuls 4 111 't Philadelphia 6 U llutteries: Dtekerman, Sothoron anil (l'Fni-ri.ll : Penrre. Knivht and ! Heullne. BORN IIl'NTKIl To Mr. and Mis. James C. Hunter, at their home, S2S West Oak street, Sunday, July 1, a girl. n PSYCHOLOGIST AVERS LYING IS NEEDFUL TO CIVILIZATION HONOI.ri.lt, j,,ly n.... False, hoods ar eneeesFary to the mainte nance of civilization. In the opin ion of Dr. Herbert Uoodnrd, psy chologist of the University of Ohio n h e.nreKKeit in n lulk recently hn- 'fore a large gathering at the Ninianu Y. M. C. A. People could not live together If the world adhered to the princi ple of "the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth," he add ed. We could not have a group of people, consequent ly no cities, Police atitWillc, of IWr.b.. .re trying to help this littl jto.n. or '; miss of twelve years, who given lur name as .Marquas.i wuisn; .,,, )1(,3 We ,., ,, honest. mid claims to be a Mood cousin ot rota .-ct;ri, i.iuioiu inn nv f.i-c actress. They took her in charge following an alleged. at cinpt to kidnap her, and arc checking uu on her story. motor trip to northern points. nue branch of the Onkland rtank, The party are motoring to Port land to attend I lie Klks convention. Return From Trio Mr and Mrs. (lone Shrum and son. Junior, have returned to their ' Leave For North home here after spending atwut ! Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Koller and ten rtavs vacationing. They visited '"on. Junior, who have been visit at Fort Klamath. Klamath Falls, Mrs. Roller's parents, Mr. and nr.d Crater and Diamond Lnkes. !Mrs. J. C. Hnuseolder, here, will I leave this afternoon by auto for On Way to Alaska northern points. They will stop Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. Passett and over In Portland, from where they Mlsss Fstelle and Natalie Rassett, i wl" Ko to Seattle, and Washington all of Pasadena. California, were points to vlsIL visitors in this city yestenlnv and ' guests at the Oram Hotel. They San Francisco Men Guests are motoring to Alaska. I P- A. Drew, of San Francisco At nrooklyn R. H. E Pittsburg . . s 13 5 Ilrooklyii .0 11 4 llatterles: Ydc and (Jooch; Vance, Oeschger, Green nnd Do-berry. At Roston R. H. E. Cincinnati - 9 13 1 lloston 6 H) 2 Ralteries: Luque, llleinlllor and Hlirgrave; Cooney, (ienewicll, Vurgus, Kamp und O'Neill. If. American League. At Cleveland R Huston .. - I Clevelund 13 1 llatterles: Zitlinizer, Itoss and Plclnich; lluckeye and Myutt, $1.25 SMOKED MEAT OF QUALITY Eastern Bacon, Morrell'a, lb 40c Eastern Loin Back, Morrell'a fancy, lb .40c Eastern Picnic, Morrell's, fancy, lb... ..25c Fancy Ham, lb i -37c Fancy Boston Butts, lb 33c i Fine Line Home Grown Fruit and Vegetables at a Saving. .. 311 West Cass Street Roseburg, Ore. eeei CHARRED BDDYOF GIRL FOUND UNDER BIB STUf arrest yesterday that they met the girl In (Inrder. City Sunday night a ;! drove her Into the country where she begped them to end her life. The l.!lced confession de clared that Uippler struck Miss llealcy over the head with a tire Iron and that both youths the . choked her with her scarf. . , Placing the body In a strawstack, the state's attorney said the alleg ed confession declared, the youtlia drove lo Bradley to attend a mo tion picture show. Later, Hanson said -lliey returned ami set rtre to tin strawstnek to obliterate traces of the crime. Hanson said that he would prefer charges of murder In t lie first degree against Meek and l.appler. (Aecl.tl Preu !.oMil Wlri.) WATKUTOWN, S. D.. July 14. i Illrle llealcy, 17, Garden City, S. D., girl, whose charred body wasj found lute yesterday In a burned straw stuck near that place was slain ot her own request by Wil fred Meek. 21, nnd lioberl I-applcr. Hals off! To tno News-Review State's Attorney II. II. Hansen an- classified columns. They are the jounced here today that Meek and starting point of many people's I.nppier told him, following Ihelr success and prosperity. LIME PUTT Y E, lit T At Chicago New York land Wm. Cearhy, of Honolulu were Former Resident Visitor i Meats of W. J. Weaver this morn- Mrs. Albert Nelsh. formerly Miss inK- n(l spent the morning play C.rirnet Ooodman. of this rltv, spent ln "nlt nt ,h country club. These vesterdny In this city visiting with men wl" motor to Mnrshfleld to frpmls Mrs Velsh Is nn her wn v . day. to play a game, and will then home to Onkland. California, after .no tn Rritlsh Columbia, stopping gough; lllaukenslilp and Schalk. visiting at Marshfleld with friends."1' 1,11 th" llnl" Bt ,,1B northern jpoinis. R. H. E .. 0 5 2 1 Chicago - 3 11 2 llatterles: Shocker and lleti- i classified ads. but at times It Is necessary for us to lie for the welfare of tha coin-inunlty." Shop by Phone When you call 63 it is just the same as if you came down to the store in person. There is a differ ence, however, and that is in the time and incon venience savf d. These hot days it is a sheer waste to spend a half day to come down to buy household needs. Our service is so complete that we save you all that trouble and you avoid the sweltering sun, too. Then you fret your Groceries sent right up by the first delivery and no extra cost. .Try our service. A Few Suggestions I. no- Cabin Svrtio. small size. 2Sc: mod 55c Four rolls 7-ozCrerx- Toilet Paper 25c Clorox. I bottle 1 8c Good Coffee, 1 lb 50c Golden West Vanilla. 2-oz. bottle ..v..25c Lilly of the Vallpy Catsup, pt. bottle . 25c Ripe Olives, small can. 10c; large can 25c Guittard's Chocolate, I lb 25c ECONOMY GROCERY O. L. JOHNSON The Store That 6erves Veu Best. Phone 63 34 N. Jackson SL Put One Formal Suit in Trunk Leave for Northern Points Mr nnd Mrs. J. TT. Hutrhlnnonl Ruld nml Mrs. L. I. Ponalor. who haw!?oul1 W-nn rupnts of Mr. and Mrs. J. C T'on-W-r. l'ff trw'Jiv hy au(o for Portland bthI nthor nnrlhtrn points, pfttr which thrv will return liore to vlait for a tlm. i At Dftrolt R. H. E. ! Philadelphia - 12 20 1 aro what count and D.'irnit 4 7 2 Vm with Nrwa-Hovlew l.attria: (iroves and Pt-rklnH; Lfonard and Iiatslert Woudall. fl' : v. f jo" ' -. V On Wav to Convention Mr. nnd Mr. J. A. Qiinrry nnd Mr. nnd Mrs K. F. Sklppfrp, of Pan Kranrlsco. wpr aursta nt th I fo tl (Irand Mof1ny nlht. Thov nro nnronto to Portland to attend the Klk's convention. WW Hee From Mertforrf Arthur Prown. clrculntlon rrnrA. n(ptlvp for tho Portland Ontron Inn. ten pnndin' th wk hr on ttuInesR. Mr. Prown will motor to Ktimrnn Saturdav w hT hn faniilr f vlsltlnc. nnd th"v will r"tnrn to tl:ir homo at Medford .Sunday. lvlno Frr ft out h Mrs. J. K, Rulllvnn. of Waifaii, V.'isronoln. who ha h"n fl Fut at ro homp nf Mr. nnd Mrs PTt W Hi for thp pat to wcfks. will I'-.ive today for Los Anpn. "d m T)'p"n. nhorc nho will vijt. ; Vrr-m th'Tp she VIII return to hfr j hrmn, I Rodney Cnlvcrt, In rharro of th "xllf:.ry station of (hp Htan'';ird iO'l To. nt Oirndah fnf srvral vars ptst, has bpn promotfd to 1 the nnntflon of lipeclal njrpnt at nrnnt Pas. and will aMiimo his idups thpfft as soon as hp rpcov j it from a rrrpnt surirlral orwra- t'"n. Tfp supppods W. C. Holm1, 1 v hn has bppn tranfprrpd to , Wood burn. Ponebtirg. Atori Tie I At a mptlna: of thp PXPruMv , pounrll of thp Orppon fVd'Ts' fon 'of Hi!lnpss and Profpsslf-nal Vrm ipn's rluhs In Portland last F.ifur ,lay n'aht a vote wns takpn on th O'iPM'on of whpthpr nft yisr'i mpptlnc shou'd bp hld In Tins, bur orA-fori Thp rpsnlt was a tip. It was thpn dprldd to sub mit fhp gipstlnn to all fpmhpm br mail, thp mptlna hart' bn attended onlr by a minority of fh Impmbpra. Tp rpult will be mad (known by AVuat L Will Young Bob Succeed Father? Here's HomHe'd Look in. Office For All Purposes Aged In Concrete Pita No Dead Lime Kor all iiMt'H where, lime is required. Avoid waste, oVluy and expense and bo afHitrcd of first claaa rtirtults. Kpray users will find this t'pecially suitable for their work. USE LIME PUTTY READY TO GO. COEN LUMBER CO. Phone 1-1 . ttmim m m jto jt. m, Bf"rCT TO 'iJTZ 'JLTJJFi! y. v i t ...... fh. IM, VANS OS IF vovuina to Movr MOVING Your movinK problems are completely aolved the nio ni ''tit you nulhorize ns to do Uie work. Our reliabil ity amnires your property ch rrful hamlllriK. We will gutit' you prictj as low aa poo dhle. "We aim to please" H.y. FRENCH IRAHSfFR m SIOUCE CO. Phone 220 i XTjtx 1'iilitirsl olnrrvrrs in Wxron al, Watlnnston, I). C, and ollirr i psrtl of the country, are intrreitrd in tlf oiliilit. of "Voun lnb" Le'sjllrtle surrreiiinc; his Ute llluatrmus dsd iivthe srnatr. This latest posed picture of Bob Jc was taken at his Rthrr's dole In the national capital. Reduced Fares to CALIFORNIA Save money. Oct more for your travel fun Js. Bene fit by these low rounJtrip excursion fares. $31.75 $54.00 rounJtrip to rounJtrip to SanFrancisco Los Angeles Return limit October 31, 1925 Four popular trains every Jay over scenic Shasta Route For rcjcrt'iiritiru, schcilulvs and full inonncilion, aid agent Southern Pacific Draes L B. MOORE, General Agit pnone 11. Roseburg, Oregon
