FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. JULY 21, 1925.
Amundsen Party Showered With Honors in Oslo
1
" R 1 I'lf I''
F- A r? fcJ4aa
'the Taroma it ore !n 1892, ha j
been elected a director of the
Schlesiuger organization and will
continue fn active management of ,
the northern concern. j
A GREAT SUCCESS
Despite their failure to rench the North Pole, Norway is showering its highest honors on
Roald Amundsen and his (luring companions in the first aerinl Arctic expedition. The party Is shown
(above) on Its return to Oslo. Left to right: Olmirinhl, Deitrichsen', Ellsworth (only American),
Amundsen, Kliscr-Larscn, Kueeht. Below is the plane N-25J which they dug from the ice and flew
back to civilisation to escape death. The photo shows its condition after the tliriiiina trio.
E
I. Laird, appellant: appeal from
Curry counly; up pea 1 from ie-
croe foreclosing e xeculory con
I tract lor Halo of lund, directing
' sale thereof by sheriff nnd bar
i ring defendants of all interest in
! the land: opinion by Justice Co
show; Judge II. II. Blt attirmed.
Petitions for rehearing woie
denied In city of Athena vs. Jack
and in ('outfit At Condtt.
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Anc.atd rrM Uuid Wire)
SAL KM, Oro., July 21. Tlio
following opinions wore handed
down today by tho supremo rourl;
Thompson Optical Institute vh.
It. A. Thompson, appellant, ap
peal from Multnomah county; m
pal from a decree restraining de
fendant from violation of a con
tract to refrain from engaging in
business of manufacture and sale
optical goods and from carrying
on an optical institute; opinion
by Justicu Hrown; Judge Kobert
A. Tucker ofHremd.
In 'the matter of the petition
of the Hcappoose drainage dis
trict, appeal from Columbia coun
ty. Objections to cohI bill sus
tained In opinion by tho court.
E. II. Thrill, et 1, vs. Ceorge
l Tonight! Jen n I lit; 'font Theatre
on South Stephens St. Comedy
Id rama "Cotlflhh and Crackers."
i Prlc.ia 20c and 4oc.
ROSeburo eov will I I Ik-lin J . Jrfc -irv7Z'H''' I
ENTER YALE THIS FALL I J j Cjp ft Al Kf" W IT
In tho b;.ut.!'"-r i.- uivH. ,ity this fall wllh- gmA mi il Jm J H' LpV. '1t?LV
Ciround", (Ik-I oul c" I'l'ii.ms. Mr. Seily RraduaK-il .ag P:kat-S-t-r" " L
urK. for thfj'rom ll"--tur liijch srhuiil tliii j tt vt-- ' .'.jgj-1-1 f,,i1 1 jjT
school actiWUes An I 3W1US & 1V$S&Z!!
h""' ",kel'u " rF . Prcmlura TMMtMBM
Hav.-you Hernia? Cure guar- I ,, Bacon -n tCs?- ' ,: U&l-rr
anteeil witbout operation. Investl- HcimS ' i Wool -"in St-'S'C?-W
i Kate. iJr. Harrison Folk, Perkins i,ri-i I c rt 1 jZt-J'L
mk. I) (seaitnei Brookfleld ijSoapl -$i$52p
llfPLIESHOP MilMm'
OFF Qi. SECOND LAP k ST'ifeil
VUllliiiMiiiiii ivf J'"'iP VIJ K.1 m, ' i f
Ill Iff RrisKet W wm, -ttrA J"
Saf: Beef lRi
More than two hundred
m..n anrl ehll.lron nw.r
ful "Oak Grove Camp
' nillen south of JtoticburR,
tourt h Htm mil irrntifi
the Hural I nlon Sunday achiKds oficlrc,ei arul
the JtoseburR district. I he Sunday
schools of the American Sunday
School Union at Green, GleiiKary,
Winston and It ice Creek had the
proKram in charge anl there were
representatives from the Inion
Sunday Schools at Glide, Camas
Valley, LookinK Glass, Ten Mile
and Garden Valley, and postd-l'
others present.
Missionary Kenneth A. Tobias
led a spirited son service with
Mrs. E. P. Croft, of HoMeburK. at
the piano. Chas. HoffmeiMe r, of
Winston, acted as H. S. Supt. Kol
lowlni; the study of the regular
Suniay school leNnon InlerestlnK
reports of the year's work were
given by representatives of the
schools present. After the.se, Mrs.
Walter Groves and Mrs. John
Iletts. of GlenKary. FanR a very
pleasing duet. Then K. It. Martin,
of Portland, who is superintendent
of the upper coast districts of Ore-; phier, .six army pursuit planes, ac
Kon, Washington and Maho, wave a j compani- il by a hum Curtiss NHS
splendid talk on the import a net ofi bonib-r, hopped off fnnn Jarvis
Sunday school work in Amenta's 1 Offutl n. id. K:jrt ('rook, for ('hey
most iKH-dy mission field the rural ; Wyo., at a. m. Today's
communities. j hop off marked the boginning of
He made some very strikinc le s. md day's flight of a teat
statements, pointing out the fact.10 lei-rniinn the miiiiary value or
six pianes
tiunt Cle
mens, Mn-h., Moi.ilay morning and
will Jfiiirney to San Francisco, ar
riving liit-re Thursday. The Cur
tis bofiiL-T. hawever. will stop in
Cheyenne to await the it turn of
the six planes which return by
night over the air mail route.
OMAHA,
mandeil by
that ail are interested in lowering :,ho r ,M:iil rtmw. The t
taxes and that II costs from twenty ! l'tl S- In idP Fie'd, M(
five to seventy-five cents per year
to send a boy or girl to Sunday
school, where right moral stand
ards are taught and that It custs
the taxpayers one thousand six
-hundred dollars for each individual
that la sent to the penitentiary,
and that It costs from three hun
dred to five hundred dollars per
year to keep them there.
He quoted statistics from a num
her of prominent juvenile officers
mountain time, according to word
receiver! at tho nlr mail field.
Doswell Mlnerai water baths for
all forms of rheumatics.
11 f l y boy Fcnnu left Koseburg
this morning lor the rump on Wolf
Creek where they will sp ml the
coming two weekji. The second'
CALL FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT
BONOS
lirst car, driven by Krnest
Notice Is hereby given that city j rath, l-it Uosebunt at 6 a. m.,
Impruvi-inent bonds of the City of others followed shortly after.
CHKYKNNK, Wyo., July 21.
The nix army pursuit planes en-
roue to Cheyenne from Omaha
left North Patte, Neb., at 11:20
to show that only a very oiull perl' ,H """ "rMw,
r-.,,, nf tiw.u. h inu i !t 'Cheyenne at about 12:45 o clock
court have ever attended . Sunday
school.
A bountiful banket dinner was
served at noon. At one forty-five
inn group re-assemnieii tor thei
afternoon nroirram. The fhriHtian'
church orchestru, under Mr. Ol-j
son, played several beautiful He-'
lections and Mr. Olson sang a solo!
that was well received.
Mary Fitzgerald, of Glengary,
gave a reading. 'Clod's Ixive," and
a group of children from Rice
Creek sang and acted out a song;
"Dropping Our Pennies." Neva.
A;;ee and Wllma Howard, of Greot, j
sang "Tell It AKln." Little June!
Jitzgerald, of Glengary, gave "A I
I.itllo Sermon." Mrs. A. T. Iaw-
rence of Uillard, read MA Single
lind of Wheat." ' ,
.The M if sea Myrtle and Clara I
llerelu r of Dillanl, sang beautifully
BID FOR SCRAPPED
SHIPS IS ADVISED
l'Jjr,, and that iiiteiet
will cease after that dale.
lated July I'll, licit.
W. F. THOMAS, City Tr auurer.
(Aviilw Ir I-canl Wire.) !
WASHINGTON. July 21. Ac!
ituiice of the Heni-v Ponl bid f i
"I Think When I Head the Sweet 'll.7"t.iMit tor the 2i( shipping
;citmp will start on August 4. The I A ni1mhfip nf Pi,,lllwB lhtin lnni, ha'ht.n' .n.n....im..ii to t'i n '
part In scripture memory work j shipping board by President 1'al-j
and Lucia Ittxtgers, of Looking : mer of the Kit et Corporation. i
(i'ass, and Wllma Howard of Q
j Green, were awarded certificates " ne Terminal Garage has the
Piost complete stock of pUton !
uivivuu HpoiiHiuie Kir nringing me ooys
71 ' '
With
MacMillan
in the Arctic'
Donald MacMillan, who has just sailed for the Arctic,
again ordered Swift & Company products for the
members of his expedition.
Fighting for existence and discovery in the frozen
North calls for well-nourished bodies, and only the best
food is good enough.
Returning from his previous voyage of fifteen months,
he said: "No Arctic explorer ever went north with such
fine food products as were put aboard the Eowdoinby
Swift & Company. All the boys came back in perfect
physical condition and all singing the praise of
Swift's products."
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The products supplied for the hardy band included:
Swift's Premium Hams (Soaltite wrapper:)
Swift's Premium Bacon (Sealtite wrappers)
Swift's Brisket Corned Beef
Swift's Premium Beef Tongues
Swift's Barclay Porl:
Brookfield Butter .
"Silverleaf" Brand Pure Lard
fn-1,
and
Thi-I
mwuiliK. lin-Kiiu. BI IH 3 "ll r. earn Inr tin- tiiii lo I if tanili an'
uv n., ..... u. inn- u u .. IUI lllnll-"! U lilt III Ut TB Ul lllf 11 .1... ...il
palil mi the 1t .lay of AukusI. ltmary i luh. khvuniaha III be rn- "...
ks't-s. tsiiiuu n Niuniuir Mil UI1IIKII1U lilt? utlt.H ti i n.i.
1 lie
q.
Arundel, piano tuner. Thoue ..Glide, Oregon.
i back. Any person desiring lo ad-1
, dress 1 '.'tiers to the boys should J
semi them In care of Wolf Creek
I Camp, Hoy Hcouts of America,
Hats off! To tno News Kevlew
claimed columns. They nre the
starting point of many people's
NiieceHH and prosperity.
Tonight! Jennings' Tent Theatre
on South Stephens St. Comedy
drama "Codfish and Crackers."
Pricis ('C and 4Pc.
trd
names
$ Why Fuss?
WITH OUT-OF-OATE
METHOOS7
The SAVACK Ih the only
wardi) r i bat y at!i-H and
dries the clothe, tendy for
(he line without u wringer.
It Kinrs l.i'.o'' and wear on
jur HatllM'lHr.
Ask us for a Demousttalitin in onr home, and uii'll stv ho,v
easy It H.
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
Everybody's Exchange
Plume
15(
EN LDAFH
Psalm; The lleatitudes; the
uf the books of the llible.
Kthe Hice and Frances Mi-re-dith
mid a girl whose name was
not learned, all of Mice Crick, re
ceived rewards for memory work
al;o.
U-v. Pnrtnn. of IMIlard, offered
prayer and Kev. Martin gave an
otherstirring address. Mrs. J. W.
Howard closed the service by sing
ing, with much feeling "Nobody
Kver Has Told Me of Jesus."
A number of people came from
Uoseburg and Hiltard for the after
noon service.
There were many expressions on
nil Ktdes that this wa one of the
best .grouped gatherings yi-t held
Svift's Pride Waihing Powder
Sunbrite Cleanser
Wocl Soap
Swift & Company
u. S. A.
Visitor Sunday
Chas. Hall, well known Mur.-diield
niiin. was here Sunday as a guest i enruute home after attending tho
of W. (). ( linger. Mr. Hall was i inks' convention in Portland.
Km-
parttn nt
I.dNHON, July 21. Scotlan 1
Yarn today lssu d n tlescrituion of
' Pniffsstir .lowt-ph V'icior Collins of
Sti ns Point. Wis., who disap
1 4t ai . il last night,
j His wife and daughter, -who are
( h'-ri1, xpro8S great anxiety, b
i caii. . he car i-led a large amount
and all looked forward" to the m-xt ,n"n,'y ,rVf,J'r!;' ' b cks. Pro-
i ii - t ' (iniiin iih i jiisi m i uriit 'i
frmii Scotland and apparently got
!om, never reaching his hotel in
-London.
one.
Iloswrll Hotel for good eats.
SHINGLES
We have a car of freshly cut Sliingles
of the very best quality
Call US for prices before buyiny tlsrwhrrc.
COEN LUMBER CO.
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WASHINGTON, Ju y
ployeit of tin lni rtor d
do to nun li KitiiriK down, clock- (
wHlihing ant sttiiublltiR over mu
piltH ollli i fitinliuie io suit SiM'IC
tary Work, no he has glen ord-rs j
to Htrip tlie deparlmeiil's office i
for actinn.
The first moe w as In the g n-,
eral lain) effice, where ilfiit chairs
wire itinovtd. most of the clinks'
diriiaui I d, an I two an loads of
stools, wai d robes and desks, val
Utd at $ti't;i tnrnel mer to the
gpvi iniuent's Keiieral Mipp y of-
Hie.
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! ENGLAND PLANS
LONG RANGE RADIO
(AswH-titnt Pm lawd Wir. 1
DALLAS. Tex, .Inly -Hats;
cnawiug matches started a tire'
here early todu v, w hich caused ;
the death of four and the injury
. j nf fUht persons In n frame room- j
t l.( N IK N. July I'll - In a-hlii ion j iug house. itead are: ;
it' Mm radio station now bein ' K. A. Young, 20, tilling station 1
biull :tt Uiuhy, th post Piaster-' employe. 1
Kctu-ral N planning to creel an-' William Hrown. 2.".. son of K. K. '
o'h'T hi .li w n il station at Win- i Hrown of Mineral Sprines, Ark. !
tliorpe. if ar Sk-gns, on the. Lloyd Short. .H, burlier, Cisco.
iet c-asi. This siatlfin, when Texas.
i oi.ipl. t. ,, i, rp i t. i to be uxed Joe Hunaway, 2. barber, Cico,
tin i om it. u n:i a i ion n dh Autt alia , Texas.
.did India I The hon-te w as ('p'-rah d l.y Pa- '
' -.-o trnlntiin and Mr. S. 11. (iarreft. .
iiaf m nr ot 'a tj '-ii ta -r ?;t kjLZW.V 'MH
DISPATCH
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ru l ; v hit li en IY us
lo ruarnt'e l'i r --v tv
Iteni of n:r p: 1 1 ' ' ' w ill
he iraripm ti il pi v ..
afftv aid with n, i
'Wo Aim to Plo.ue"
H.ii. French
I R A S i r t R AND STORACE C3.
Phohs 220
DAILY WEATHER REPCRT
t. it W.-aito r nur-iiu. local nffir, ,
! lioselnn g. On gon, "4 iuturs ending
.) H 111 1
I'rei ij i'ntlon in inches and bun-
; d -. d'h--
1 It .'ti M
t j.itti i t- id. iv
i r hup1 hi t nirht
I'l-i'i it mn, 1 :t I III bouts
I'.'i.il pii .-ip nlm lt of moMh
Noim.il prtnip (or Hps month .32
1 e j preeip from Sept.
1. l '-'l. lo date i n
Av- f wi piAip. from Sept. I.
J x " " II T
leat i iit i from S' pt 1,
-!i' piet'ipitrttion for
. k H.tonn I September lo
May, lilt luslvei . 31 41
' ( loirU inn ik tit and t dio duy .
I luvdciaie l''!Kperanue
i C W. NOHMAN, Observer
.Mr ( .arr"tt and her t wo sons.
William Carter and C. A. Carter,
wen- iniiired.
The Carter trot hers recflv d
burns In a t impt ing to urnuso the :
sleeping roomers.
Wondi-rful reti-f for nervou '
0 peipe. Hot Mineral bat In. lioswell
T Springs.
p. us ii ii!TMi r mi;t:
itoit.iir u niiN i-ourwv
t.os At;i:i :s. itr.v -i.-.pur-
I'lm-i' d! Ithoaittx I nhf r- derKirt -iveni
nt.'re tn T.ueni by It. y.
'i blcfonurr and Sons, operator f
a i limn of Hmrcn on the Paxil te
( "Ji'l, w as annAunr.Ml here g'V
lieorce II tlurr. Conrad Hrooiu, i
Inv.'Htnifnt hnkeri
H. A. KUoJ-. who ttablikhJ
1! ret of ore the Ciniy A cent
' distributed certain poisons
I In formulas for contrd or
nt pels. This work like nil
" k done by the County Agent
hcen it co-4iper:itive arrnnce-c-:it
between the I'niteil Slates
i'.irtnient of Agriculture, State
f 'regon nnd the county, and
I continue upon this plan, but
certain changes which will
i the work In harmony with
: .tate law, which provides for j
' pnle and distribution of the i
ns.
! the future under certain re-
Ions t he County A tent will
strychnine nlknloid and c.tl-
i cyanide uiMn the e ia!Iihe j
basis for root ui contnl
but d'strlbution will be
only through a lie ered t
maeM. Partio- ptircha-dng
hf reftilred to sicn a reKi r
ipnn'Hde pure m j-m as pro-;
1 by law. The new- rran--
will not hamper fhe work
y way unb -s it shu'd he the ,
irdlne of poions b ip
h are of minor constler-i' Son.
information relat u e lo poi-
- 1 bait fortnu'iss lor ron'Pd ot
many roil nt pi can he 1 ad
; prsotial calls. Ivttt'rs or f l -
- e me-iseire o the ouiie ol
County Agent. f
1 e cratmrase so Ice at
initial garage. We bavv
. alar oil.
j Tdur Railroad I ?5JV
I Fare Red need I f,,t b V'V'v?V
lienor a,,,. n,-i,mdV r& fcilr.
E.J r -.toniti,nimuiu li h4h?. :-Z3 ft 1 fO? rfT gHV-i?
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