ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. ' FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925.
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f SPECIALS
Amaizo Cooking Oil, pt. cans 20c j
j Amaizo Cooking Oil, tjt. cans 38c p
Amaizo tZooking Oil, 2 qt. o-.ns 75c 4
4 Amaizo Cooking Oil, gal. cans , $1.43
Mason Jars, pints, per doz 60c 4
J Mason Jars, qts., per doz...- 80c
5 Mason Jars, half gals., per doz ,$1.00 V
8 Wide Mouth Mason Jars, pints, per doz $1.00
4 Wide Mouth Mason Jars, qts., per doz $1.10 4
J Wide Mouth. Mason Jars, hlf gals., per doz. $1.60
4 Economy Jars, pts., per doz .'..$1.00 4
J Economy Jars, qts., per doz $1.10 p
4 Economy Jars, half gals., per doz a... $1.60 4
j Mission Bell Soap, 8 bars for 48c j
p Assorted Toilet Soaps, 8 bars for....: 25c p
Serve Yourself and Save at ft
KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA!
ft The Store that Brought m Down p
Boy Happy With Mother Who Stole
Him From Father After Kidnaping
Underdoes Ootratlon Returns Hamt I
Alvin Knuillsnn underwent 1 F. V. Wells returned to his home
throat operation at Mej-ry hoxpltnl at Yoncalla last nlntu arter miemi-1
WVdnpsday, w lib Dr. A. C. Seely In , IriK the day here visiting and at-,
attendance. I lending to business matters. I
FAITH IN BIBLE
From Glide From Salem -1
Among thoso from points east of E c Ha)iey. Df the public serv-
Ire conimif tilua, of Salem, Is
this city twlny visiting and
teuding to business mulieni.
this cliy tn visit and transact
business here yesterday was .W. T.
Mallory, of Glide.
From Coquilte
Albert H. Knop vas an arrival
here yesterday from Coqulth and
spent the day at tending tu business
matters and vitting. ,
Tonsil Operation
U. A. (.iager, of Ten Mllo. under-; Wrih of r)pIst
From Yoncalla
Among those, from points north
to transact business and visit in
this city yesterday was K. I. Law
son, of Yoncalla.
went a lunsii operatiou
city last evening. Dr.
Wade was in attendance,
Leaves For Riddle
Mrs. Stanley liowden.
vullis, who has peen visiting
M-w-rUON. Vrrm Lrl Wlr. ,
,n I ASTORIA. Ore.. July 24. Bap
l!tlsts nf Oregon. In annua1 conven
tion here, engaged In revising their
constitution, adontrd a preamble
whih declare belief In the virgin
ihll-lfc nt "-..(.. tka 1..-Im.,1 - -
In thls,tW(lw n. ' ,,M. I' ., (H
Chas. Ji. personal visible return of rhrlst.
The declaration nf faith was
! adopted as a preamble to the con
. lltutnn aft'T a spirited debate
i v , !iajt night. It was presented as the
Vr 'ond article of the rnntltuflon.
his city with friends, left this .u i ....-
morning for Kiddle. wlurehe wHI'th. )lprlnra(lnn w niJI,!(, th( DP4
visit with friends. j'anhle Instead of a separste article.
"LJiSSSS. ?.X"VZT op..ra.n. this .rJZJrZZX
Arrives From Glide
M. T. Cannon arrlv
terday afternoon from (Hide and irf
tsiH-nilintT a few dnys in
I visiting and on business.
i.mtiva wiiimnw nni n ifn ei-. .1 . .
ihii ritv ' . L . -- - tsi' ftinn -TOTiirumtes n lreRen-
1IU3 my )irs. hiiili f MvrtlH Creek, under-. . - . t.
; t ,, , i"r:,,,n ot rniircn nieniDerHnip, u-
wi'iii uut'rti upii ill iuii 111 nun jit
In Today
' Mrs. Frank Ptelnhanr and Mrs.
Telford, of Happy Valley, motored
here todey and Hpnit several
hours vUitin and shopping.
this morning, with Dr. A. C. Seely
in atteniiance.
In Yeeterday
Glenn Itooth was among the out'h.tr..
of town visitors yesteiduy. spend-1 noim
ins fceverat nours on Dusiness anu
visiting. He is from Azalea.
Returns Home Today
Mrs. (i. I. Hinsdale, of Forest
J Grove, who has been vlsltiug at
I the home of her mother, Mrs.
Silvia Houser. and with friends
lift this moiniuR for- her
cv ,
'Mi iMMs.mwswB may S
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PAW'
Jmam cnirat Prn rhxo
President told Foreign Situation
( From Drain
' Henry Kannan was a visitor In
this city yesterday and spent sev
eral hours attend-in? to business ! parly ara motoring to northern
mariers. ite is a resmem ui points.
Drain. !
lieviiiR in baptism by immersion."
Valvoline oil at Wharton Bros.
Cotioievm rug at cost. Zlgler
Fie Hdw. Co.
A coal strike :s threatened for
Scot. 1. have vour bin filled with
our otinlltv coal now. Page Lum
ber & Fuel Co.
Party Motoring North
M. D. Gilson, V. M. Oilson, C. J.
Dimmick and M. M. Dimmick, all
of Santa Harbara, were guests ay
the Hotel Lmpqua last night. The
From Winston
Crossing Granted
I The public siTVioe commission j(h( conso(ll,tnn wher,.bv ,h,
WILT. INVF.STIGATE !
BIG BANK MERGER j
fAMncUtM 1'rfM IkhnI Wit.)
SAT, EM, Ore., July 24. Gover-1
nor Tierce has asked the federal !
comptroller of the treasury to in-!
stltute a thoroneh investigation of ,
Mrs. Harry Winston returned to hag Kranted the petition of thej1" r'
er home at Winston yesterday j i!n((ma Mill and Timber company, LV" "
fternooil after Visiting With f,1P riMii rmKain? nn n nmWI.i "
i her
: afternoon after visiting wttn fnr a Rrade crot;ajnB Gn a project-
1 friends ana shopping m tins wiy, i,vjllslrifti spur track In the city
J for a few hours. - , of iteedsport.
I
Back From Bandon
from coast AiinrneT Klhert Hermnnn nnil
: From Coast
! Among the arrivals
'points yesterday, who are spending j fanily, and Mr. and Mrs. Prescott
few days here attending to bust- (:rt,iMV
ness matters was J. A. McCully .of -turned
tteeosport.
States National Rank and
dd and Tilton Bank of Port-
jland have been merged before ap
proving the merger It became
known here today.
Inquiry on a rumor that th gov
ernor had" protested the consolida
tion brought the reply from him
that he had simply suggested to
'last "Vrom ' TLdon .P' "
I wii. it. lilt; 111 u utrtru vujvj inn
I brief outing. .
I The Kovemor declared that he
Mr. Hastings In f telf-traphed Hie suKirestion to
AmnnK those from points north ' c.i. b.i. ui.i.--. VIhlniton after several apm-als
to siK-nd several hours here yes-: M and Mrs -aert Cnnton 1 11""! been made to mm by creuuors
terday attendlPK to bust ss miit-jSmiln of SaHm.' spent last night
ters was H
bur.
1!. Jlastincs of Wil-
in this city as guests at the Ho
of the Ladd and Tilton nank who
feared that their claims against
he absorbed Institution' would be
1 . . - . 1 . tile a'titiiri'eii iiiiiiuiittii tt
tel l na 2'orl'' Jeopardized by the merger.
j Bn.hfi.-ld for a few daj vl 1. 1 wl)le r(.fll8,ne to
To Visit in portiana i Mr Smth is proprietor of the
nib. r.. ..1. , I Marion garage.
H-ii iit-t-uui j t-r-it-iti.-
I Moore
morning for Portland to visit wil
relatives and friends for several
days.
Jack Hall Here
' Jack Ilall, former resident of
this city. Is visiting with friends , n(,rp for a (wo W(.ei-(,'
1 and rili'tlves In this city, and his ; Th,.v Hr- nuVh Imnn
; father, J. 1. Ilall, at Myrtle Treek. ,,art o( the COUntry
.nr. jiail is now resuuiig ui vteeu, .
.California. j Chief Ketch Home
Calliotts Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Call lot t
and family, of San Francisco, were
Koseburg visitors yesterday. They
are enroute to northern points, af
ter which Mrs. Calllott will return
vacat ion.
They are much Impressed with
While refusing to divulge the
names of those who had complain
ed to him the governor intimated
that thev were persons Interested
in, claims against the I-add ft Tk'
ton Hank that are now in litigation
and those involved In prospective
lillmt)on growing out of the
bank's financial aperatlons.
PORTLAND., .lut'y 24. J. C.
Alnsworth. president of the United
;Rates National Hank, anld when
j Informed of the action of Governor
... t a ,!,-! I lerre mm in eiiMii-it-i .ui mr
' From Glide- , ! nas been spending' the past 'week L",ddha?d J"'"n hdepo,l'"P "'!, t"'
Mrs. Thurman Canr.on and fnm-;in Canada attending the convention i'ts had already been approved by
ily were among the visitors here of 10ncc officers, returned home j,n V''a,"ry- . . .,
yesterday from points east of : t Ii Is morning after a very enjoyable ! Tn? comptroller approved n
town, and spent several hours , ,H. The convention was held at I Ss,"r( .a:- tne da-' t,,e deRl wa'
enlnveil '
Alnsworth explained that the
shopping and visiting. They are , victoria, and the officers enjoyed
residents 01 uiioe. several side trips to points of Inter
lest.
Motorinq to Portland . '
Mrs. H. Zitsch and family snd
Twice kidnaped, once bv his. father, once by his mother, Roscoe
Cnnadv. .Ir.. 6. i afrain happy with the latter at the Canady home
in San Antonio. Tc The parents have been separated for some
time. Roscoe was carried oflf by three men in an auto, and later
found with hif father in-New York. Mrs. Canady journeyed there,
and spirited him away from the home of her hosband't mother.
She is shown with Roscoe
dual was not exactly a merger. The
I-add and Tilton P,ank retina its
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t). 't rw.inr.ev nn.l fnmiiv 'nf Sun I n.tf ' . . ... . tlonal has bought Its deposils and
' ' ,. , ine iiveeui-uiu mill til air. mm . ., , i .
rrancisco. were visiiors nere yen-1 Mra . ,L. Kppsteln. of West Rose-r "I"" " - ,
teruay. i ney are moioi uif;
Portland. They were guest j
the Grand Hotel.
' burg, received a painful Injury this OI"PrM w oru ;;, '' .J,. he
- morning at about 11:30 o'clock. I lZt,J. $ , NSS
. I,, it , . t .t depositors accounts of Laud and
when a shingle nail penetrated the . . h ,.ri
' k ii i.i. ,it t . mi-, i... . Tilton Hank and the cash securl-
ball of his right foot h ie he was tlp repn-nented them, he
flees of Dr. Chas. II. Wade, where
An-
To Portland
Mrs. Lee Wlmberly of Iis
(Tries, who has ben vlrllinp frl. tds ,hp inJury was dressi d
anu rt-iiiineit in inn. tit... it-i i tint
morning for Portland to spend a Chicago People Visitors
few days vlsiflnr; menus Delo Mr ttml Mr9 u-, c Atwpl, : rr" "' "',,, m. InH t iitnV '. i
returning to her home. I -.,,i.., rhi-- -.-m. i explained, but l.sdd and Tilton stIH
visitors in this city Thursday
night. They are enroute by motor
sddfd. The United States Nation
inl thereby becomes responsible for
! the pavment cf this monev to the
I depositors, and Ijidd and Tilton Is
relieved of this responsibility, he
, Leave For North-
Mr. and Mrs. II.
retlns Its own Identity to liquidate
all other claims against It.
M.
fihrtver nf ....... .,
- io .-rmer LUKe. aner wincn uiey -fc itt. -
Denver. Colorado. whohave been w, -,.,- to Seattle where they -oog witn gaa.
spending the past few ditys here. avR friends. Mr. and Mrs. At
i left this morning for Portland. Mr.:
i and Mrs. Phrlver are looking for a
i suitable location and property..
TODAY'S BASEBALL
National League
i well expect to spend some time on
the Pacific coast, touring points of
; Interest. They were guests at the
.. -. . "otel l mpqua.
I "".""""'""V . . i At Rnatnn: R. H. E
j J ' iuacie. ot .-sew i ors i Breaks Collar Bone ' New York 1 7 1
. V.IIJ. nni. oet-n .imiii5 ..1 .lie , vi.tKo. . ...M..I ..I tl. ' .. 5 11 ft
; i ton, had the misfortune to break i Ratterles: Scott, Wiener and
i his right collar bone yesterday. t Snyder: Ilenton and Slemer.
iv.hen he slipped and fell striking ! At Pittsburgh: R. H. E.
i his shoulder on a pole while taking . sit. Louis 3 in -
Leaves For Salem I water from the spring to his house. I'ittsburgh - 5 10 1
I W. R. Conlee left this morning ' 'r- -a' thews was brought to this I Batteries: Rhea. Relnhart and
'for Salem where he will receive i ''"'nd an x-ray taken of the In- OTarrell; Morrison and Gomh.
medical treatment. Mr. Conlee. Jur; d '"'' J h bo" ! At Chicago: K. K
I who receivid a broken foot several aml 11 '," llouK.ht th"' M.wl" K? 3.
iiiiMiK ini"'iy. i t, v.iih. it. waui ijnicago '
ind Hargravo;
home of her rarentM, Mr. anrl Mrs.
Fullnr for the pnut VHk, l'ft this
i morning for southern point.;, arte
which she will return to her home, i
mnntna a on ta-1 11 li eo on v.vnv iulr.
en of the foot, as it Is not healing attended the case.
satisfactorily.
; Leaves for Illinois
i Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Eaff and child
Ratterles: Lunue
Cooper. Hush and Gonzales.
Needle Run In Palm of Hand 1 American League
Mrs W. Ft rtnrk received a verv At Philadelphia: H. If. K-
painful injury ypstrrday afternoon, Itoston
Yesterday's Results.
At Oakland 5 2: Port and 4 6.
At Sacramento 18; Kan Francis
co 2 4.
At Vernon 2; Seattle 1.
At Bait I-ak 2 8; I-os Angflea
.0 2 0
.-. r.... in. i . .. u l, i Khon b nr..wltu run In tha nnlm I'htlAdl'ltlhia II "
! b-e'n visiting at th h'.m of F. It. ' of her rl?ht hand. Mrs. Huck was Batteries: Khmkf and Illschoff;
St"inhaur. In H.int.y Vnl! y. for brushing off the top of the aewing Harris and ( orhrane
I the pnst wnfit. .?t th' mnrnin? for maehin. whre she had Nn doing
i Snn Franrisro. Finn tie r they .some work. whn the neflle, whlrh
'will return b(-nie. (as Ivlng on the surface of the
i ; machine, penetrate the palm In
Levt For Home ; somf manniT. Sh was taken tn
Mr nnl Mr Alh-rl Tnrr fnr- th office of Tr. fhas. It Wade.
liner residents, who have been ' whr It whs found necessary to 19
' guets at thf hori of Joseph niak two incisions to remove th1
: Wharton in V"t Itosebnr" for the n odirf. one In the prim and one ot
; past ten day. Ift today ffr their h'fk of the hand near the
i home in Ran Prune ircn. They n- thumb.
'tend to Hon nvrr In KlHii.alit Falls' 0
' aid at Ciater Iitke. !' sirRnc the sentiment and
i - att.if roery-on- can develon fnr s
Leaves For 6lem 'bit of land and a house when It's
j Mrs. NUle Anne TBvMon. for- hnr('. We sell the stuff that
merlv of this ri,y, ho has been'hor-. ar made of. Call and ak
! visftiMg with Mr. M. K. Memmirg-; f r one of our un-to-dcte plan
i er and Mrs. A. (. MarMers for the btH.V.. PaRe Lumber ft Fuel Co.
fa?t f w Y.ieks, left (Ills morning
fnr Salem to visit. From then she
wilt go to Seattle nd to h r home
In Parkrldge, Illinois.
f )gien;
Opien,
FUNERAL SUNDAY
Th funeral of fie late Mrs. Her-
t bert I. Davis, who died recently
' st Wlnrhfster, will b held on Hun
'day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. The
of services will take plar t the
"f chapel of th Hoseburg Pndertak
ln company. Rev. H. L Caldwell
officiating. Interment will be at
FOOD
SuTPPllF
A large percentage of your daily expense is for "Food
Supplies." Pay cash for the3e items and you can save
from 15 to 25 per cent of your food allowance. Try
Stone tomorrow or any dmSMmMll
UNUSUAL BARGAINS UNTIL NOON SATURDAY
LARGE FRESH EGGS,
2 dozen ..
59c
PUFFED RICE,
2 for
25c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP,
10 bars
33c
SCHOOL BOY PEANUT
EUTTER, 5 lb. can
99c
EVERYDAY SAVING PRICES
IDEAL BREAD,
1 1-2 lb
IDEAL BREAD,
i lb :
IDEAL BREAD,
2 lb. Pullman
12c
. 80
15c
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, Qt) Qt
49 lb. sack QZlZ J
PURE LARD,
9 lbs. net
$1.95
PURE LARD,
4 lb. 6 02. ;
$1.00
FINE POTATOES, 7 lbs. 25c;
25 lbs
LOCAL VEGETABLES
87c
FINE CABBAGE,
per lb
4c
EXTRA LARGE JUICY
LEMONS, dozen
38c
APPLES, bsst,
6 lbs
25c
FANCY PICNIC,
lb. :.
SMOKED MEAT
25c
HAM, EASTERN,
lb. ..
38c
FANCY BACON, Jg COTTAGE ROLL, JJq
rbANC.LL0INBACK:.., 40G Shop Earl7
311 WEST CASS
ROSEBURG, ORE.
CALIFORNIA
AND OREGON
came to Port Ian J In lf)18 to build
jfhipa, ran collect only on half the
leatate, under a dechlon today by
Circuit Judge Tazwell, cf the pro
bate division.
1 The court held trat ns How'ps
had never legally glvtn up his res
idence In Seattle, the Washington
jBtatn law, under which the wife Is
'owner of half of her husband's
! property, rules and that the wife
PORTLAND, Ore., July 24. The ; holds possession or her half in her
state offOrefton, which sought t I own right, and not as an Inherl
colleet Inheritance tax on the ' tance.
$l.Gti6.000 estate l"ft by C. J-' Under the derision the heirs cf
Howies, Seattle ship-but der, who ; the other half of the estate must
rAorlat1 Pr lunl Wire.)
pay an inheritance tax, nmountln?
to approxliuato y $20,000. The es
tate consisted of bonds and oher
Yaluahles which were in a safety
denoslt box in a Portland bank
! when IIowli'H died,
j Judge Tazwell held that DoWlM
nminiaintd his Washington rest:
'denco by keeping his Seattle
i c hurch and club connections -and
" refusing to register as a voter
ihere. . .
Myers pumps tor all purposes at
Wharton Dros, .
. Growing Ill-Feeling Lengthens Odds Against Scopes
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Prrtldrnt Coolidge, rcsplrndrnt in new t mention clotliri talks
-errr the fortipi iituatioh with the iccrrUrjr of iUtf, Krank B.
Motorist, Visit City
j Mr. nnd r. W. V
: Lon Itoarh. rnlirnrnia.
, eu n pt the Hiiti-I iri't lat
' nlKht. Thy ar pnrout hnro aftt-r ihp IMvon c-fmtiTT
, att''n'.lnt. Y.W cnfntifin In' 0
I Poriland, ami vUltln In K.altle.l For proiOt tail norrira, cliy or
jThiy are travHInr, by auto. Icountry trips. Phone 44.
(Stood We
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Growing animosity of Dayton,
whlcb it nearly 100 per cent
antl-erolution In feeling, If in
creasing the odds against the de
fense in the Tennessee evolution
trial. Resentment against de
fense attorneys Is being openly
eipressed by courtroom crowds,
and the judge is preserving or
der with great difficulty. In the
upper picture John Randolph
Neat, lenior defense counsel, Is
seen making stirring appeal in
behalf of the defendent, John T.
fjropet. In the lower photo de
fense lawyers are teen having a
conrenct Darrow, Scnprl,
Malone and Nchar their
heads tngct.'er.
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