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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925.
ftoney
saving d
Cash
stores
RIFFIAN5 ARE
1
SHELLED
Criticism' Wins
Illinois- Pastor
Hollywood Trip
SCOUTS
HAVING
The Unseen Item on a Monthly Bill
Two thing are charged on statements merchandise and CREDIT, The
amount for credit is not shown on the bill but it is there all the same. Those
who buy groceries this way pay for credit and pay for the fellow who
doesn't pay.
When you buy from a Skaggs Store you buy only merchandise. And that
the finest and best grades obtainable anywhere! On the shelves of the
Skaggs Stores you will find nationally advertised brands and the best of
Oregon-made products. No substitutes. You get what you ask for!
And the savings day by day month by month are really worth while.
Br THE-FRENCH
Rebellious Tribesmsn Are
in Retreat With Guns
At Their Heels.
TALK PEACE TERMS
SEALDHEART FLORIDA J Qp 3 cans DICED BEETS QCp
GRAPEFRUIT, two No. 2 tins 431 for ZJb
..... ; ; ; Cheaper than Fresh Beets.
SHRIMP, new pack, Amen- CQfl
can Beauty, 4 tins Dull BULK MAYONNAISE in .QQn
CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS, Mason Pint Jars, each 03b
37c SSSfctr 29c
2 Standard String Beans ) flf
2 Standard Tomatoes MP CLOROX, for bleaching, QQn
2SUndard Peas j tW 2 f or 0 0U
GEM NUT,
3 pounds
SATURDAY FEATURES
65c
LEMONS, large and juicy
2 dozen
55c
BREAD, 2-pan dandy sand
wich loaves, 1 doz large cookies
39c
POTATO CHIPS, QCp
3 pkgs L Jb
CHEESE, full cream, ICn
2 lbs, for fJb
ORANGES, sweet and juicy, I C n
2 dozen T Jb
Skaggs United Stores No. 255
1 1 5 So. Stephens
WE DELIVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER
PHONE 230
Roseburg, Oregon
REEDSPORT LODGE, I. O. O. F.
INSTALLS OFFICERS
RpfKlnport LcmIkp No. 545. of lh
Independent Order of Odd FVIIowi
held Installation of newly eleeied
office at a meeting In the Indue
hall. Thursday evenlnn of last
week. Officers Installed were:
Noble (Irand, I,. E. Collins;
VIce-Orand. I,. A. Reeves; Herre
tary, Frank Norrls; Treasurer, P.
W. Varrelmann; Warden, Waller
Warner; Condutor, A. K. Smith;
Inner Guard, (leo. J. Dltnen; Outer
Guard, Ray Chambers; UlKht Sup
port Noble tirand. L. A. Srhelllnx:
1 Lfft Support Noble (.mini, Jessie t
Hchillls; KlKlit Support Vlio
jCraml. J. C. Mohler; Ift Support
I Vlci-tiranil. Paul llendi le; It. S. S., i
, C. H. Taylor; U S. S.. J. F. Christ-1
' man;, ChaplRin. Hernmn (iniham. f
I Afl. r InsiHllaiion. I lie members
I enjoyed a social evi'iiInK and a "big j
feed."
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B. R. T. AUXILIARY NOTICE1
Special meeting of the ladles
I Auxiliary of the H. R. T. Friday
j etenniK. July 21, at 7:"o nhsrp.
Important business. All members
StrK'd to be pri'sent.
' MINNII-: WI'RT, I'rcs.
Riffian Leader Ready to
Discuss Plans for Treaty
and French Refuse to
Make Settlement.
Ilcv Rupert llolloway, Eng
lishmnn, who has hern 'pastor of
the Unitarian church at Blooiu
inpton, 111., for the past lis
years, won irstt prize among a
field of 800 competitors for a
criticism of a novel which treat
of the film studios and moving
picture industry. This fall Rev
ilnllowajp will jto tf Hollywood
with all expenses paid '
AiMn(.Ut,l Prrgs L".arU Wire.)
PARIS, July 21 Vigorously
shelled by pursuing French arill
lery the rebellious Klffian tribes
men In Morocco art) hastening
their retreat from the Ain Alcha
ami Aln Matour regions on the
center of the line, taking with
them the civil populating of vil
lages and their flocks.
Peace terms alleged to have been
made by Ilia Riffian leader. Abd-Kl-Krlm,
have been published In
London ami Paris newspapers, but Me pinched" along our stretch of
the trench foreign office makes it ,e boulevard" every day
clear thai unless such proposals! ih (nmiii..., r n.., mi,..
are made through authorized diplo-j ;. ,. Hall. Ir. Devore, Jep Mei
matlc channels, no cognizance can ' Wy and K. L. McCurdy. all of Oak-
oe tasi-n or mem i land, Oregon, were visitors at the
General Stanlglaus Naulln. the ; , i ii m,h.j i i
new French comman.ler In chief, is ! c p.-id ie over' Sunday.' These' la
maklng plans for an offensive with 'dies, wlih little Miss Marclle Mc
fhe object of bringing Abd-KI- f'lirilv nrn bi,u,,II,,u thai. ..a....
Krlm to the point where he will I Mr. and Mm c a sjt.i, ,ih.
have to sue for peace. .,. Marcel, and sons Clarence n,l
General Naulln intends 'to pro-1 Alum, who have been guests of
anu .Mrs. Jortn Kruse, have re-
GREAT TIME AT
SUMMER CAMP
No Time Lost in Getting
Routine Schedule Started,
Britton Say.
BALL TEAMS PLAY
4 Patrols Organize League
and Start With Hard
Fought Battles Take
Swimming Tests. .
SNAP
t?j '98c
Worth $1.50
We are offering as a special for Saturday only of this
weeks a beautiful
White Enamel Sauce Pan
Six Quart size, made on steel base and quartz rock, pure
white surface, delightfully easy to keep
clean and sanitary
See Window Display and
be on hand early Saturday
Churchill Hardware Cpmpany
The' Iron Mongers '
went to a designated spot and took
up scoutcraft. What Is known as
the patrol method Is being used in
In short, the method gives
ceed to Taza Immediately. It Is Mr
expected the Frt't.c-i offensive will turned to their home at Oak Rl J
be made from Taza. abcut siity ! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartley- of
mip s east of Fez, insfei.tl of from : Sisters, Oregon. were recent
uueztan. as caiieu lor in tne orlg-, guests at the hotel. Mrs. Hartley
inal plans. - i Is a sister dr Mr. F. J. llelllwell
The government Is determined to! The beautiful farm home of Mr
take drastic measures against the anil Mrs. John
communists who are particularly j scene of a delightful dinner party
wimi in emmet-nun wiiu me cam- mi Sum av when t in f wlni.
palgn in Morocco. They have even named relatives and friend gath-!
The Roy Scouts who left Tuesday
for their annual summer camn at . camp.
Wolf Creek are having a good time i eacn DOV 8 certain amount of re
.ind everything Is moving smooth- sponsibillty to carry. In order, to
ly, according to word received from ! niake his patrol successful.
E.' A. Uritton, scout executive, who I "A baseball league has been or
is In charge of the camp. I ganized between the patrols. On
"All scouts reached camp by 9 1 Wednesday the Skunks won from
a. m. Tuesday," Mf. Britton writes.! tlie Mack Rears, 7 to 6, and the
"Every fellow got busy at once get- j Wolves beat the Iilack I'anthers, 8
ting his campsite ready for his to 7-
tent, and when the load arrived it "A good "warm up" hike was
took only a few minutes to arrango 'enjoyed at It o'clock anil the ilin-
a neat and orderly camp. j ner went down like a million. We
"The K. P's (kitchen police) are T. "n."1": 10 urlnl'.
chosen daily from a roster, being I ,. KUOU V , ,? n ,n ,
ctuet,i in i,,i,uh,i,.i i' Tk" 1 afternoon. Lindon Hoffman took a
duties for the first day fell to Ira I""81 "e-v'. "'' "-v1 ,,h
Andrews. Gordon Applewhite. Pan f, t0f 'i"1 clas" '"'T "K
Harnett. Ross Bates and Stuart iefts- Mr' Tomlinson watched the
Benson. This was a heavy detail. '"r,n,T and K?V" te8.t "b"e 'k'
for the reason of extra work. .ai'Vtive gave instruction to be-
the future there will be but four "i""1".9'
K. P's. and they will have very ,, ln th,e fveninK. around the camp
litile work m ,in ihnka ln m r ! fire, a Judge, sheriff, deputy sher-
!
THRONE APPOINTED s
i DISTRICT DEPUTY
GRAND MASTER
John M Throne, of this city,
was appointed to the office of
district Deputy Crnnd Master
at the seventy-fifth annual 4
communication of the ('rand
Lodge of A. F. and A. M. of
i Oregon. The meeting was held
ln Portland on June 10, 11 and
; 12. The office is one of the
. most Important to be bestow-
ed by the grand lodge. Mr.
I Throne succeeds Guy Cordon,
I w hose term expires.
;
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PROrJI ENFORCEMENT
WILL BE CONTINUED
Iff ami prosecuting attorney were
elected, and arrangement were
made for the "Mutt" court on
Thursday niht."
If
oiade attempts to burn the (treat
air service depot at Casa Itlancai
FollowInK the example of the
group of American aviators who
volunteered for service for France
rwl around a tahlp luilfn dnun '
with good thinKs: Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Suick, Miss Macel Stock. Clar
ence and Alton Slock, of Oak
Iti'lee; Mrs: Ada Johntton Fay of
Shotwell, our cook.
"No attempt was made the first
day to carry out any set program,
but two ball games were played and
two swims enjoyed, to nay nothing
t hnuulinou A o.ti,i.
and a cheerful campflre ended the ake " ln tlif wltm ?rMy
.iv ling at Alexanders Park.
"On the second day we were all
up at 6:30 and started the. regular
schedule. Fifteen minutes ot physi
cal torture, directed r. Mr. Tom
you swim or dive come and
even-
KILLED SUDDENLY
In Morocco, Several Belgian pilots Wallowa; Mrs. Phoebe Nellson of i
wno serveu in tne turopi nn war Cottage Grove; Mr and Mrs. Chas.
have made It known that they are Applegate and son Percy, of Mar
desirous to fight "for the cause oficola; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kruso
France, which Is also that of civill- snd daughter. Ruth, of Yoncalla:
union." L.Mr, and Mrs. K. A Kruse
Tiny have met witl the, same daughters Ilea and Virginia, of
difficulties as did the Americans i Skelly ; Mrs. Laura Applesatn of
and more besides. Not only were i Voncalla, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kruse
they refused by the French war of- 'and the host and hostess. Mr. and '
Hei rs unless they eulistiil fur fire 'Mrs. John Kruse.
years service with the foreign Ie- ,(.vi Asker, who
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Hoseburg, Oregon. 24 hours ending
linson was suffered What wouj.1 Prestation In Inches .nrt hn.
camp be without him? YVc stood jrtmna.
at salute while our flag was rais-j Higheat tmlu,ranirf ye.3tor,lav 79
ed, and then enjoyed flap-jacks. LoweBt t,,nipera,llre last night 63
spuds, cocoa and prunes for break-1 precipitation, last 24 hours..... 0
fast. Honors for tent Inspection j Total Dreclp slnce Ul of ,,,, T
.rui , ,m.,m.u .u u Jvm(e preclp. from Sept. 1
(AMnriat,..! Prm Lancl Wirr.)
WASIIIN'GTOV. July 24. The
present prohibition enforcement
system will he continued indefin
itely. Offirials have advised that
a re-orsanization cannot be Inau
gurated as planned on August-1.
Assistant Secretary Andrews
and the others directly concerned
have encountered unexpected diffi
culties and do ays ln drawing up
the details of the reorganization
and in the selection of personnel.
BOY BREAKS ARM
Johnson.
j Normal precip for this month .32
inu iin, uojs are iiniueu imo To(a preCp. from SepL
I 1. 1924, to date 41 91
i 1S77 ....34.10
.Total excess from Sept 1,
1924 ... 7.81
UR THEORY
We operate on the
theory that it would
be folly to jeopardize
. a good reputation by
handling question
able used cars.
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
fridge llrolhers Iieah-rs
ROSEBOnO, ORE.
PHONE 4M
Dodge- Brothers Dealers 5c ll Eooo Used Cars
USED CARS
One 1916 Docile Tnurinjj $IHi
One 1922 Do(.Ke Totiring $473
One 1923 Dotlxe l ouring $(r()
One 1923 Ford Touring $230
One 1924 Ford Touring $323
One 1-ton Ford Truck .'...$350
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
Dodge Brothers Cars
and Graham Trucks
(7l-nn Mntiosmlth, Ann of Mr.
Hint Mi'K. J. S. Munosniith of tilts
i lly, whh Hct lilrnlnlly kfllrit h( Wtl
linburK, I'iiiik IvhiiIh, Wt-ilMttmliiy
fvt'ninn. acroxtiMK to nii'iiM.Kt r
rt ivoil lawt nlKht by ht parentn.
The mt.has traiiMmlltrtl
throuKh ii ulster tit Albany, snd
whi delyeI several hours In
reaching the relatives here.
Mr. Monotmith vinlted tn Rose
burg during thn month of June,
having huil a vacation Ihin, ami
hml only been back at hln work
for about two wfkn. He was em
nloyeil by the Wentlnghouse Klec
trir rnriimny at Wlllitburg. No le
tiitU of I hp arrldi'nt w hich emlt-il
hit llf have yet bwn obtained.
Me was horn In IN'nton county
January 2s. 197. The family re
ulilid In Albany for A number of
years. He graduated from the Al
bany high srhool and the Oregon
Agrft ultural rolh'go. He enlNtfd In
lht army during the world war, b
ing a sergeant in the 27th regl
nifiit. heavy ftt'ltl artillery.
lit- was married two yrar ngo
to Mlsn Muile M;irtX of Nfrwbt'ig.
n gon.
Hollies his wife and parnta he
li'Bwri two lHt(rs, Cladyn Moenrh
of Albany, and Mrs. Grace Mr
Kinney f Hocbiirg, ml no one
broihi-r, Vern MonoMiiith of Rose
lnu it
Th' body Is being brought to Al
bany, when thp tuntrnl will hi
In Id on Monday or Tuimlay of
n't wtM-k.
Mr. Mnmninith nni a memlM't of
tin- Kir.M Hnpiir church of Albany.
gion, but the Suiiun'a army il
cllned to enroll thcni. '1 hey now
are appealing to the newspapers to
help remove the obstacles.
The American aviators who v. ill
pilot tlnir own planen to Morocco
next week are Joking about full
drens unirorms they will have to
wear by order ofhe tiultun. They
are grateful, however, that tiny
will be permitted to w ear cool
khaki, such as is used by the
French colonial tumps, while Hy
ing, an their ol Metal Moroccan uni
forms consist of roomy red trous
ers, blue tunics, set off with red
fetes and hip bools of Moroccan
was detained
ni rht in iJrain on business
recently, reports that he bought a
bag of peanuts and had one big
time., Levi says he agreos with the
old farmer who went to the city,
and after indulging in a bug of
oennuta returned home quite jubi
lant and remarked: "I uy there
ain't no sense In goin' out for a
time unless you have a h of a
time."
The following guests were regis
tered at the hotel this week: I. J.
Miller. I train; W. F. Harris and
family, C.uy Cordon and fnmily.
Ito.-i burg; Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Hresee, Mrs. Abhie Held. Ora
leather. All of them will receive Greer, G. Madlem, Los Angeles; J.
one franc daily for their services.
BUSY SEASON ON AT
BOSWELL SPRINGS
i Free cratihcase service at
Terminal garage. Wo have
i popular oiU.
"HELL MARIA" IS
MOVIE DIRECTOR;
GETS MANY HATS
(ContlmiMi rmm rg 1
a i tile in an ancient Ma- pniich
Mm mm tuni: .he won am' her pre
. i'e.1 lv M'tty t'ompMin a pure
hile master piri of tlir bat-
Tii.tke, Htt with a brim M Itul.e
wide and a cton el k lit Im h-
ImnIi.
l on lii- return from thi' "movie
'lot', the Ice pi bl,n t re"t ed
i (o fmniler days parade. k color
tul p!tM-"t4tn in which the cat:ilry
snd nnillery itsrrion of Kort Itu-t-sicl).
n-ily t"t Indians and bun
.!n. I- it'tiw hoys and cowittrU par
ti ipate.i
The bridge across Klk creek i.t
receiving a coat of paint thin wn k.
Mr. Wm. liridgea of Oakland, is
taking the baih-i and rccupennitig
at the hotel. s
Mrs.M. Kn kle of Roseburg nu nt
Thursday with her ulster Mrs. II.
Little at the camp grounds.
I. A. Dean Is assisting F. J. IMii
wcll in making enclosure for ih-i
fox farm which will be located nit
the hillside back of the ImM,
and will be one of the aitraciie-m
of the place in the near future.
Mr. J. T. Drew of Medfonf. spent'
Saturday and Sunday wlili Im
wile at the. hotel. b
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Garslde. rn-
merty of lioswell, at disposing
their properties near Yoncalla a
will leave shortly for California
Mr. and Mrs. Jon, (Viler and -And
daughter took ' In the i;i
ceh bra lion at I'm Hand last w -and
report a delightful time, 'if
alo had a plvasant vi.it with ti
daughter In Cortland.
Mr. John Kruse is helping out
the sawmill this week, owing in
rudi of orders.
A party of tourUts from M
ran stopped nt the store ft. i
and reported that they had !
"pinched" for speeding ai Cot1:,
Grove. On Inquiring to t
speed they were making tin- ;
replied: "Oh. we werf re
the limit all rich!. .hut whai -ue
of ha ing the.e wor.'S
b'tulevard-i of yours If you hi.
aliened to I r them nu i
deni ly many tout i w aie nf i
same opinion, a. hieeders at- i
H. Francis and wile. Italtimore,
.MU.; Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Scott. Red
lands; G. O. Ksan, Fred Sttnson,
Portland.
At the camp grounds during the
week were the following: from
California: A. K. Hughes. W. R.
Townsend, Mr. Itrowuo, lutn
Ritchie, R. M. Root he, G. K.
Lehrke. P. L. Baldwin. C. I. Hall.
A. J. lUebel, Mr. Knubsen; from
Washington: J. M. Summr, Mrs.
Fred Williams, G. If. Tucker. J. L.
Frinstad. Caul K. Kdwnrds. Cort
land; T. l. Kelquist, Connersville,
In.; J. X. Hold. Denver, Colo.; 1U
P. Landers. Nnwton, Iowa; lr. C.
3. Williams, Fairmont. III.
CORRKSCOXDKXT.
Heat with gas.
Continues Head
World W.C.T.U.
in- '-
j The T.'rnilnal liaiur lun th
Pi"t complfte stoc of piston
1 I rluft la town.
SACRIFICE
FOR QUICK SALE
1921 Special Six
Studebaker
Repaint, d. Reconditioned.
Ed? Marsh Motor Co.
Odk snd Pint Phont 40
j-, llA.Ml lU .,a.
WJ
rive patrols; the mack Hears,
Skunks, Wolves, Black Panthers,
and Reavers. A different scout
will act as patrol leader each day
until all nave had a chance to show Average precipitation for 48
their stuff. Klton Jackson. Ku-' wet seasons, (September to
gene Love, Robert Oppie, Russell May, Inclusive) 31.49
La head and George Weber were Generally cloudy tonight and Sat
mace advisors to this patrols. ! unlay; continued mild.
"From nine to eleven each patrol fV W NOR MAX. Obsprver.
The yount? son of Mr. and Mrs.
I Perry Johnson of Short street sus
tained a broken arm this morning,
when he tumbled otf the woodshed
where he had been playing with
other children on the roof. The by
fractured both bones in the fore
arm of his right arm. He was tak
en to the office of Dr. K. V. Hoov
er, where the injury was treated.
House furnishings for sale. Re-
, gardless of cost. Monday. July 27th.
George Neuner, Jr., 112H North
Jackson street.
but the last few miles
are less fun
POWER COMPANY
Miss .Anna A. GoT'jon, of
F.vanston, 111., for 21 years in
rt-Ury of Fratuvs L, Willord,
late nott-d tenicranie workrr
as tr-H'lcil hind r I'.
World's Women's Christ) Tf;n
pcrauce I'nion at its recent '.on
rcntioa at Edinburgh, wtlaii'!.
UdsrwiMM
IN FROORLj
The arrtnil atws rml nt
cumnl fnr .tccrnc mnklns
and lifthlliis. tuarllwr. In
hontM In Ihl, n.lflhbor
hood. b CS.ei month.
A glorious day's outing but when the
car turns for home all the fun is gone for
one of the family.
There's dinner to get for a late and hun
gry crowd. And the stove, of course, is
cold!
Kindling and fuel to bring in. Never
mind the floor now it'll have to be swept
later. So many things to be done, and the
fire to be watched!
In eighteen hundred other homes near
at hand, there Isn't any kitchen-fire prob
lem today or any day. Electric ranges are '
In these homes. A cooking heat is ready at
the turn of a hand.
Economical, clean, convenient and
more efficient, electrical cooking is the
choice of every housewife. And if It Is only
a matter of time, why not now? A wide
selection of models to fit any kitchen, and
terms to meet jour wishes, at the nearest
dealer's.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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