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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. 1925
STANDARD
Electric Ranges
A Standard Range Is Ik autlful, dura bio and economical, ami
i priced right.
T The KniaH low-prlrfd Standard la as durable as the highest
prlu'd. fcru llio Standard before you buy.
ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
AGENTS NAMED
TO DIRECT WAR
AGAINST EOOZE
(Continued from page 1.)
EXPUGILIST NEIL 13
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
hp will recover.
He wax veiling his parents who
live in this city.
(Awftrlatn! rrtm Id Wir.)
. RAN IHEfJO, Cnl., Aug. 21.
Prank J. Nell, former bantam
weight champion of the world, is
In a hormitul here, seriously Injur
ed by nn accident that occurred
yesterday at the homp.of his par
ent a by filling from a ladder while
trying to elide a garage door upon
Hh rnllera.
Ho dropped about 15 feet and
truck upon a projection that punc
tured his nbdnwn. It N b'leved
FIRE FIGHT COST AGREED ON-
I ( Km fri-m Wfr.)
j nOSSLAMi. 11. ('.. Auk. 21
Fore-t officials from Washington
jand Oregon agreed litre yesterday
to bear tht whole cost of keeping
a recent forest fire at Mount Ho
: phla, near hen, from spreading
I across from the I'nlted Slates into
1 Canada.
f'nofc with pan.
Mi.
For the Party, or Company Coming
Unexpectedly
Mel-O-Maid solves the problem Everyone likes
this Ice Cream, because its good, pure ond whole
some. At all leading dealers.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
CREAMERY
Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 340
Sold by All Leading Dealers.
t
.directed along three definite lines
of attack smuggling, III gal man
ufacture and illegal diversion.
I lKion fit )Ufiil.
"Source of mipply to ha reach
ed and wiped out an rapidly as
possible are importation, manu
facture, diversion and transpor
' 'H'lon," Raid (General Andrews.
"The various agencies of govern
ment are being organized to mule.
I U pofltdhle to accoiuplixh thitt end.
i "The market Ih our most diffi
jrnlt problem, because of its Jn
j difference to consequences, ignor
ance and rolosn gtillahiltty.
i "The market will pay any price
I and RwaIlo any hooi ledger's
j fairy tale as to qualify. Hut one
j by one Intelligent citizens will
jrenlize the danger to government
and society which they are creat
ing by enriching thin bootleg class
of community mom hern and feed
ing fat a bushiest which is only
t h rough eorru pt f ng the very
ngentH of government and busi
ness, whose honesty is essential
to the stability of society. One
by one, they will learn that their
Imported whiskies, etc., are being
made in Canal street, from Indus
trial alcohol nhd thus will refrain
from buying them.
"The bootleg industry In one
form or another extends over the
whole country; but It operates
mostly In the centers of popula
tion. Its hiiHlneKH is collecting
supplies and distributing them
and It operations vary in sise
from the small operator, who sells
locally the product of local stills,
op to the big operators, whose
lines extend Into foreign sources
or simply and Into broad fields of
distribution. None of these oper
ations that are big enough to be
more than matters for local police
control can be carried on except
through conspiracy to violate the
laws. These conspiracies Involve
many persons In various walks of
life. All are gulltv. Among these
per -torn the final distributor Is of
least importance. In fact, he is
of no Importance to the federal
government except ns he furnishes
a Hue of approach to the boot
leg operator whom he represents,"
('jimpnlioi OiitlliKNi.
A second objective set by the
dry field marshal Is for the fed
iral forces to "exist and develop
loci law enforcement."
"Operations along this line."
ho said, will be "matters for the
pvorcNe of tudgment. Initiative
and resourcefulness on the purt
of the district administrators In
meeting the problems peculiar to
their respective territories."
"The government, by treaties
and negotiations." Ceneral An
drews continued," will make it
more and more difficult for un
wcrnpnlnm operators to take ad
vantage of the protection of for-;
"ign flags. I
"Behind the coast guard first i
line on our sea fronts, and on all
our borders, both fa and land,
the customs offlciuts am being
organized and reinforced to takn
the responsibility for stopping
smuggling, each along bis own '
front.
"Within this customs lino the j
prohibition unit is orrani.vd to '
attack domestic sources of supply, ;
iJistillerb s. Imlu-'trie using al-i
cohol and breweries, ff proven to j
he source of supply to the boot-
leg trade, will be proceeded ;
against as nuisances and cloned. J
This is a purely business propo- j
altion easily und r-tood and'
should be capable of execution. !
Our Inspector will be trained
chemists and pharmacists and our ;
enforcement agents trained criinl-
nal investigators and under cover I
operators.
"Meantime, we - shall proceed
vigorously toward the arrest and :
punishment through major con-;
piracy cases of those who are 1
conducting the bootleg business.
These caeca will be made under j
legal guidance and with the
closest co-operation of the de- i
part ment of Justice will be given '
speedy court action. J
"In each district counsel should !
give prompt attention to clearing"
court dockets. In order that the I
decks may be clear for prompt j
action along the above lines. !
"The attack on the market I
must be a matter of education. J
and can best be conducted by j
those organizations and individu
als interest In the law observ- I
ance and community welfare."
my
ii
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t NEW TODAY f
i
I FOIl RENT Sleeping rooms. 246
I South Roue.
T!
r'OR BALE Oas water heater and
gas plate. 838 S.Mne. !
WANTED
-500 customers at
tale Saturday. Powell.
our
FIRST GRAIN FLAX 1
GROWN IN DOUGLAS :
COUNTY HARVESTED
. The first crop of grain flax ;
ever harvested In Uouglas county'
has just been threshed In the !
Camas Valley vicinity. J. If. Par-'
rott, who was a visitor In the city !
this morning, states that he be-
lleves this to b the first crop of j
this particular kind of flax ever
marketed from this county. The;
flax Is of good quality, ho states, !
the yield averaging about sixteen I
and a half bushels to the acre. Mr. '
Parrot t has completed the harvest- i
Ing of 40 acres and has a market '.
for all of his product. Next year,!
the county ngent's ofrice announc
es that official will carry on dem-:
onstrations of growing flax in vari
ous parts of the county.
Mrs. Sarah F. Hassell, a resident
of this city for the past 37 years,
and well known to Itoseburg and
ouglus county people, passed
away this morning at about 3
o'clock at the apartments of her
daughter. Mrs. Percy A. Webb, with
whom she has been residing for the
past six months.
Mrs. Hassell had been 111 for
.seme time, being bedfast for the
past two weeks, until illness cul
minated In death this morning. She
was born at llinghainton. New
York, August 2. JM2. coming to
Oregon from that place 54 years
at-'o. She made her home here for
.seme time, later moving to Ksta
cu'la, Oregon, and residing there a
yJiort time. She returned to Hose
burg and has since that time made
her home here. Mrs. llafsell has
been a consistent Christian since
girlhood, and "was a woman of ster
ling character, endearing herself to
all who met her.
Beside one daughter here, two
Hons, John and Albert of Kstacada,
and one sister, Mrs. Mary Tracy,
of Portland, survive her. She
leaves many friends In this vicin
ity and at Kstacada who will be
grieved to learn of her death.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock,
at the Koseburg Undertaking
Chapel. R-v. ii. k. Mow, of the
Christian church, will read the eu
logy, and interment will follow at
the Odd Fellows cemetery.
WANTED at once, experienced
I waitress at Douglas Grill. j
WATCH tomorrow's paper for Wil-J
i Hams' Dlllard (iardens Ad.
, WANTED A family of three to '
pick prunes. Address Itox I,
i News-Itevlew. I
FOIt SALE Fine Elbeita peaches.!
; firing boxes Kay Aikens, Kiddle, :
Ore. Phone 5F14."
32-41) MAHLIX "rifle for sale. Fine
condition, 15. 242 West 1st Ave.
No. ,
PLENTY of money to loan on Inv
proved farm property. Douglas
Abstract Company. 1
F6rSALE Pure-bred and regis-1
tered German police dog pups. I
M. A. Ketten, 216 Court St. I
Mcquillan cited
alleged contempt
BIG DANCE!
Idleyld Park j
Saturday Nitc, Aug. 22
Good Music by
"Hypocrite Five" Orchestra
Special Altraclions I
IDE DcBfiRNAIil)lt Manager I
1 1 ILL LUiLuK 1 I I MOM IMS,
Starts New Management
PROGRAM TODAY ONLY
RICHARD
TALMADGE
DANCE1
AT
Melrose Country
Club
Saturday Nitc
August 22
MumIc by
Roseburg Jaz-O-Two
Fverybortv Welcome
AUCTIONEER
Don't fnrRet thut I bundle
itnlt'fl In city or country.
M. C. Radabaugh
5.10. N. Pin St
asanenonKr;
TON ITE AND SATURDAY B
10cx j
25c xi?) 1
f AwnUtml iTtm taxu1 Wirv.)
NEW YOltlv, Aug. 21. Su
preme Court Justice Dike in
Itrooklyn today signed 'an order
requiring Hugh McQuillan, a
pitcher of the (Hants, to show
cause why he should not be held
in contempt for failure to pay
hN wife $.)U(i temporary alimony
which as duo August K.
McQuillan has been under sus
pension without pay by the the
New York club for two months
because of his failure to keep in
proper playing condition.
SCrlOOlTEbARDSrO
MEET IN CONFERENCE
HERE NEXT THURSDAY
M HOUSE TAINT
1 $2.40 per Gallon L!
! i" Denn-ficrrftsrn Co.
I
A conference of school boards
and clerks of the county hits been
called to meet next Thursday In
the county court house by County
Superintendent of Schools Edith
Ackert. At tills conference, an
nounces the superintendent, a
number of good speakers, Includ
ing Assistant Slate Superinten
dent William M. Smith, Homer P.
Katiiey, cf ilio tchool of education
of the I'nfversity of OreRon, Re
presentative K. A. Ilercher and
County Treasurer J. E. Sawyers
will talk on good school. A good
repre;nt;'.' inn of whool boards
throughout the country 1 expect
ed. The conierence will start at
10 o'clock in the inurniitg and
continue until 3 p. m.
FOIt SALE Practically new 2535
Winchester carbine. Vosburgh A
Wiard, 227 North Jacksoq St.
FOR KENT 3 or 4 room" furnish
ed apartment. Down stairs. Call
at 816 Winchester or phone 170-Y.
FOR SALE Motorcycle" wlthTTde
car, good condition. License.
Cheap. Call 116' E. 6th St. or
phone 276-Y.
WANTEOStock ranch. Furnished
sheep ranch preferred. Good ref
erences if needed. John Wilkin
son, Yoncalla, Ore.
Ff)nSALErwlinnT6rniu
to, nice little restaurant busi
ness. Will give good trade. Call
at 4o7 West Cass St.
FOR SALEOne smaTl sawmill
comjilete with planer. For par
ticulars write to Glendale State
liank. Glendale, Oregon.
WANTElPAirrbetween the ages
of 14 and lt. to stay with lady
when husband is gone. Must like
children. Inquire 433 N. Rose.
CASH to loan to home owners
If you own your home and need
immediate funds we can give you
prompt service, t'mpqua Savings
and Loan Association.
LOST Between Melrose and Rose
burg, auto truck tire with rim,
3'xJ5. Finder please leave at
Melrose store or phone 11F25.
Reward. ,
PFACHES""FOR" SALEFhTe Al
berta peaches. Bring containers
and get same at $2.25 per bu.
Cell or phone 32F3. W. L. Krantz,
Garden Valjey.
F( l: S'liS u i t case on t he Buck
horn road. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
for ad and transportation
charges. At News-Review office.
ELI1ERTA-PEACH ESforsale-Frf-day
and Saturday, $2.00 per
bushel, orchard run. Bring boxes.
F. A. Roser, mile west of Win
ston schoolhouse. Phone 2F23.
2J
WE KNOW A MAN
who doesn't have to worry
about automobile Insurance.
Ills car burned up and he
didn't have enough money to
buv a new one.
We will write you the cover
ace von need on your car
Klre," theft, collision, liability
and property damage It Mir
auce. It pays to be Instiled.
a W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
1)6 Cass St. Phone 417
Feature Comedy
"DANDY LIONS"
Has Thanksgiving
Every Day
"Two years nno, after suffering
many ars with stomach trouble.
ttwk a course of Mavr'a Wonder
ful Remedy and hawn't been sick
a day r.inee. I can eat anything
w ant and have no psln at all.
Three doctors had advised opera
tion, but your remedy has cured
me. Every tiny is thanksgiving for
me.' It Is a flmple, harmless pre
paration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allay.- the Inflammation which
causes practically a!l i.tomaeh, liver
and latest lual ailments. Including
appendicitis. One doe wiil con-
iiiee or money refunded
drugKh.ts.
At all
Sunday: "White Desert
COUNTY AGENT IS
i WORKING ON COAST
ALFALFA, grain, hay, timothy,
' oats, barley and wheat .guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment.
' Prices upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla. Washing
ton. ETS YMEVPacl'f Ihlghway
srvlce station in edge of town;
bordering on fine stream; doing
fine business; station practically
new; fine stock. Everything goes
for S1S00. Only takes $500 cash.
Ijiwrence Agency, 125 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
PEHKECTLYINI)EPENnENT7-A
ranch of K0 acres on main road
near school; 35 acres excellent
land under cultivation; Irrigation
system; fenced and cross fenced;
good five-room cottage; 50 feet
screened in porches; big barn;
silo; hog house; machine shed;
garage; 2 wells; family orchard;
6 acres corn, beans, sugar beets,
carrots; hay in barn; extra good
team; 50 chickens; year's supply
wood cut; house furnished; 14
head good sheep; everything goes j
for fifty-six hundred. Small cash
payments, very easy terms. Or
will trade for city property. Deal 1
direct with owner. Full lnforma-!
tlon, Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass'
Street. Phone 219.
! Harvest Time and Canning
Season Is Here!
The fruit crop and vegetables are all at their best,
and the housewife will do well to secure her can
ning supply now. Crawford Peaches are about
gone, but we still have some very nice ones on
hand. Bartlett pears are reasonable m price and
should be bought before they are dead ripe. Corn,
string beans and tomatoes are at their very best.
The flavor of these vegetables is better now than
later in the season.
A FEW OF OUR
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Canned Mackeral and Sardines, while they last,
per can 10c
Snyder's Catsup, per bottle ..25c
Good oysters, 5 oz. can, per can 15c
Peaches, No. 2 can, heavy syrup, 5 cans for $1.00
Fancy large Lemons, per doz. 35c
Mason Fruit Jars, half gal., per doz $1.00
Mason Fruit Jars, quart, per doz 75c
Bananas, per doz I 25c
Fresh Tomatoes, per box 40c
Special Price on Sugar
QUALITY MEATS
Pot Roast, lb 15c
Boiling Beef, lb 12 1-2
Fancy Veal Shpulder Roast, lb 15c
Heavy Breast of Veal, lb ; 12 1-2
Veal Steak, lb ..20c
Lamb Shoulder Roast, lb .....20c
Breast of Lamb, lb :....12 1-2
Hamburger, lb. 15c
Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. 45c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs , 45c
Cottage Hams, lb; 33c
Picnic Hams, lb 24c
Half or whole Eastern Hams, lb. 35c
Dry Salt Pork, lb : 30c
Heavy Bacon, lb 34c
Bacon Squares, lb 28c
Fancy Fryers . Heavy Hens
Where Your Dollar Has More Cents
I
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363
Free Delivery
FOR SALE Broccoli plants, pul
led. 1000 or more at your own
price. Phone 175-R.
FOR RENT 5-room furnished
bouse. Lights and wter. Helhig
and Grove's Real Estate Co.
Phone 262.
SALE OF PLIERS
AVe have just received an as
j sortment of fine steel pliers, at
; prices that will Interest you. IrRe,
t small, stub npse. long nose, round,
' combination, pincers, etc. Some
. heavy insulated handle styles. See
them at Carr's.
FOR SALE 8 acres. 1 1-4 miles'
out. Fair Improvements, on two
Rood roads, good water supply. !
J'rlce $2St0, terms. Chas. Kyes, ;
S28 N. JackKon St.
I
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was Issued
this morning to Russell Creltz and
Lillian Ralhke. both of Portland.
TTggWIrIMITTIIII.I
F-R-E-E
:T
TONtTE ONLY
Tlie Groat Rivnl of
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in the
"FIGHTING
DEMON"
A roaring nnlhurst of lln ilts li'i'i''"!: vnililng Knte Di vll Dick
has ever rBed 111 tile pu.it All iil'lu mul nf hiiiKhx All rx
plosion of action - That kIiiiiik u:mI h:uu like a j ii tmnd sit
ing full blast
DR. DEAN B. BUDAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the filling of
Classes
116 Jai'kxnn St.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
EIctfO Chlrop.-ictor
Nerve and Spine Speclalltt.
tii rerkln Illdg. Phone B.4
ALSO- II C WITW f 'R'S V..w
I of Red I lot Youth C 'ollrgc Hoys and
fretty Girls
"The Pacemakers"
ALSO: THE WEBFOOT WEEKLY
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRI8T
Prk(n BldQ. RoMburg, Or !
Phone
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor -Electronic
and Electro-Therapby
10c
BETTY
COMPSON
WITH
Wallace MacDonald
Theodore Kosloff
Sheldon Lewis
A PARAMOUNT FEATURE
"New Lives
for Old"
As Sfii'-ationnl n "Thi
Mil in tn ine Hint"
FEATURE COMEDY
SriBMMaiimmjji --y
TOMORROW ONLY
"The Street
of Forgotten
Men"
- iK.it l MIm This Ontv
n. V. Coonoy. county aRt'nt, who
has bMn M't'iiiHni; th: l at several
lnya In It-tliitrt and the Smith
Klvor vlcintiy HrronipanyhiK W. L.
Ti'Ut-rh. district county ajsvnt of
th ii. A. C. extension serv ire, in
AKiicuttural work there, will return
to his office In this city tonight.,
The two men are meet Ins with
dairy men in the cnant reKion in
the interest or the economic ron- '
ferenct. While ut Smllh Kiver they
will meet with th" fiiir boai tl to j
(ll((tn-! mttters concern ills; the ,
coining Smith Ulver fair. '
WHOSE FAULT?
You may take every precaution
against fire. Hut what about
the other fellow your next door
neighbor at home or at busi
ness. Ills carelessness may
mean your loss.
Let us protect you from his
shortcomings.
MASORIC 81 DC.
cosfBUftc. etc
Boswell Mineral Springs
We have now a fine string of saddle horses. To intro
duce this popular outdoor recreation these horses
g will be at the service of the public next
I Sunday, August 23, FREE
I
g The Hotel is now under new management and will serve
3 a fine Chicken Dinner each
I
Sunday, at 75c Per Plate
Ji.T.I.I.r.I.I.T.I.I.M.M'T.M.M.NM'I'M'M
Siinday:
Monday Tuesday
I ?amimmnl - M
Mi The TEN
An Epic Melodrama of The Birth of a Nation
ana it5 mirauun
COriJAMENTS-
Cecil B.Dc MUle's
Clnemasterplece
STORY BY JEANIC MACPHERSON
n i
25c
417 rerktns Did.
rhoos in
Matinee
Sunday, Monday
ANTLERS
Special Song
Prologue Each Evening
50c