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R05EBURG NEWS-RtVIEW. THURSDAY. AUGUST 27. 1925
An Old English Beauty Recipe
"Howard's Buttermilk Cream"
Say It's Nothing More Than Old
Fashioned Ordinary Buttermilk
In the Form of a Wonderful
Craam. la Guarantaad by All
Good Drug and Depart
mant Stores. .
Big Demand Amazes Drugglate
The flnit application of Howard'!
Buttermilk Cream will aafonlith
you. It creates beauty almost like
maftic. The most wonderful thins:
bout It is the (act that whllo It
flints the dullest, most lifeless com
plexion to radiant beauty an i
makes red or rough hsnds or arms
snowy white, yet there Is not the
- slightest sign of Its use after appli
cation. It actually vanishes from
sight and the most heated atmos
phere will not produce the least
shinlneas or Kreasiness of the skin.
No matter whether you are trou
bled with a poOT complexion, wrin
kles, pufflness around the eyes,
freckles, crows' feet or lines around
the mouth, ugly finger nulls, or Just
a simple rnnghnexs of the face.
hands or am in
sun, you will find
Ing last night the name of a "prom
'Ine nt Uva K.KDCi:ito business
nittii," whom he 1 seeking for
iqu'HtIcnliiK rnd thj yieclug to
other of I'tiK fif cvl'if"! wh(-h tii-
trt "r 1 r n w or ht
nd n- t F- -f n-v city.
Vfi.r. V- t" fli-V OM"-UlH
In Fl ("frritdi swamp riuid r
tv ff'r' 1 w!ki 'mi r'tdit nubiilt
t'd n ''' f if Vfr. I .or'' n't fiirn
i f lo A grilling fit the Berkeley w
Hf hp!ntHrtr. HHid tt'dny that
'lb'V hul obtained Information Mat nthlotlr nnierweBr. Mood Jtllnfrt
J Mm. I.nren, a ilivn-CH ton if separ- hrokpn vln! which rfflrw
aied irom ner nuHbana, expeenti At.cinrfi cont-ned a sronll amount
lo become a rnofh-r within ! j of lfnnld whl'-h Invfnfieatlon din
,Kian a monin au'r me uuie or ner cios wn, nitrate or sivr.
,.l,i,pi.arnr on Auus i 1 The In-1 AmhftrIfu,, ar ,.onv,nr0,, th ln.
daughter, nor the name of Angel,
(Search of the swamp 1a continu
in today in the hope of discover
ing missing portlona of the wo
man 'a head and the torso.
Baby Clothes Found.
RICHMOND, C'al., Aug. 27. In a
lonely ravine runnlnr down to thet
'bay shore irar Point Klchmond, I
( ontra Costa county and at an
other fcpot, some distance away on
the sandy beach close to an aband
oned fi'Hwt. known as the Cotv
rove Inn. Invest Ijratora of the FJ
rrrlto iwamn murd r. eerly torlav
mme upon fvfral articled of en
)nfni clo'hin. a nU of mnn'r
V, i , j " : . , . Aninnrtf! ar -onvinroi in" 1
caused by wind orient - rlothln had been prepaid HothnK IvOon-d to M
nd that any or all . was In her poKHeln. prior to I nkii..i nr.A ,
of theae troubles will ijMirKiy uih-
wllh the uu or Jlowurua
NET CLOSING ON
- MURDERER OF
nv.ii.bin.nl. In runt a Hun 1,'rHfl.
Appear witn ine use 01 iiuwuru b " - -
Buttermilk Cream. i - ".
To prove tills to jour complete ,eu in remain uuniig le r nimi
sutlBfacllon get a small quantity roiiiinemeiu, dui later canceneu
tixlay at your favorite toilet goods 'the Brrangements, and that Mrs.
counter Willi ine umiersmiiuiuK ,.., ........ ......... .. - . . .... .. npwv
xnn run fi urn niitinei mn khiii . '
to be a public nerountnnt, on the
telephone and held a brief con ver
nation with him.
nd
mipnofleiV mifder victim. The mil
of mnn'H undrwenr wa turned
over to expert investigators who
-e peeking to trie" It ownership.
Th solution In the broken vl1 win
raid to resemble that commonly
they will freely return the pun haae
money should yon he insanHiien
with the
I of Intimate friendship
j nurse.
1 IsittckTm and mxmornndA Indlcat-
OAKLAND NURSE'ed that Mrs. Iren had received
advice and financial
The blood saturated clothing
which Mrs. -I.oren wore when she
left the Han Francisco hotel on the
niKht of August 19 and found scat-
born Infants.
The seen of today's dlwoverr
l at Cnzv rove on the ''ontra
rosin county whore lire. The re
rlon is snerselv seM'ed snd the
country Is hrolcen. Ponds there are
not heavily traveled. .
(Continued from page 1.)
who visited Mrs. Ioren at the ho
tel' Tanner said, after confronting
Powe in the corridors of the hall
and financial assistance , d b , . , (.,..!,
from nr. Pease and Pr. Mnyer. Rwamp wrapped In sections of Oak
One document set forth that l.llier- laIlll ev,HmpKi iatHr identified
ty bonds In the sum of 9r.0.31 had ty MrlI Kerguson as her daugh
ter's. II was the first time the
been transferred to the woman. A
number of registered mall receipts m,.,n(,r definitely had admitted th
ot justice, jtowe came Into police ann numerous uiht mm. ou i,(.t,i (y of the swump victim as
headquarters voluntarily this after-j notes were being sifted by the po- ,h(,r (augi,(Rr Mrs. Ixiren.
noon, saying he understood police lire. From a tag found tuffpn ln a
r . . d scarden barrel in t ie swamp m,ntl,nP he fcnew , h woman I
j , "'J1"" " " Vn . the ,wo Dioousiaineu sneeis onlv raml,)v ,, ,na, h hai, ot
! OAKLAND. Calif.. Anir. 27. A
heated Intervtew Inst Monday be
tween Mrs. Annie Ferguson, moth
er of Mrs. T-oren. and Sheriff
Frnnlf Tlarnet. of Alameda conntv,
end Mrs. Unmet wns it'sclned to
dnv bv Irvostlgntors. Sheriff Ttor
nt said Mrs. Ferguson accused
him of seeing her daughter. He
me-it,
ther questioning,
L4tte today he was closeted with
Under-sheriff W. M. Veale of Con
tra Costa county and members of
the San Francisco and Oakland po
lice forces.
Two Others Detained.
OAKLAND, Cl, Aug. 27. Pr. J.
1.0 run Pease, a dentist, and Dr. J.
J. Moyer, physician and surgeon,
both prominent In Oakland, were
detained by the police for Interro
gation today in connection with
the death of Mrs. Bessie Loren.
The dentist and the physician
were questioned after Mrs. Loren's
trunk, round In the home or her
( parents here, had yielded corre
spondence said by the police to re
veal that both men were on terms
"'" " " ni - """T'- seen her for ten months,
....... .......i... ,- , Dag invesiigaiors learneo ice .
ferred advice regarding an opera-,,,By lnat the Buvpoliri murderer or , 1 to''1 rnion hf-daueh-tion.
One stated that the writer muV,l(,reni drove V.roBS , a f:hev- "'r, 7" b'ckmaller." Mrs . Ilar
was "enclosing the amount asked." '..,, . .. j, ., , ,h !net Is quoted as saying, "and she
Among the effects were election l..mBmh.,PH j,,iv Thev snhl the
carus prnueci t,y er. i..j.r w..e, ,n(C nad a,tacnpd to
he was a candidate for the scnooi )(,lt ref,.ctor purchased, they be
boHr(l' lleve.d at nn Oakland garage or au-
Hoth doctors retained attorneys I to supply house.
ona rerusea to issue puonc s.a.e- Inmltlgators also snld -they
men is. ur. J'mnw nuu in. mj '
were still under InterroKation late
thia afternoon.
OAKLAND. Cal.. Aujr. 27 An
nouncement by Under Sheriff W.
K. Veale of Contra Coata county
that he had wrung from Mrs. VV.
T. Fernuaon, mother of Mra. Bnn
sle Loren, after a four-hour (frill-
I replied that 'Reasio doesn't need
head- lnalnla,, nioney; she has a fiance
iu nan r rnin-iMt'o who Riven ner
eyervth'n?.' "
Mrs. Kerjtuson told Tender Sher
iff Veale that her daughter had
he en nreqf-nterl with ft wrtut wntrh
la.rned that Mra. I-oren at differ- (ilarrflmi rin- hv wilHnm
ent tlmea naed the names of Mra. nr willla PamuM Mll'er. whom she
Sidney d Asqulth, Mrs. J. J. Loren :fif.J,CHhed M a former Oakland and
and Mra. Iteaaie Annel. The mother lRan Francisco r1 estate operator,
said Sidney dAsqulth' waa her Am w),om she believed now to be
daiiKhler's former husband and .Uvlne In Los AnRelea.
that they were married when Ilea- Mrs. Loren's torn and bloodstaln
sle was 16, but later separated. 'ed clothlnK waa found late yester
Mrs. Ftwuuaon could not account ,nv n the Kl Cerrito swamp by
fof h nnmn Trfren ed bv hef William Caldelra, a taxlcah driver,
Here's the best answer
to the question you often ask
J. E. McCLINTOCK, Roseburg.
. Electric Range, lights and household
appliances.
Average monthly bill -
S5.37
GLENN WIMBERLY, Roseburg.
Electric Range, lights and household
appliances.
Average monthly bill
.54.29
DR. Q. E. HOUCK. Rosebura.
.Electric Range, lights and household
- appllancee.
- Average monthly bill
S5.82
' CLAIR K. ALLEN, Roseburg.
Electric Range, lights and household
appliances. CC 1
Average monthly bill QJ.1l
POSTER BUTNER. Roseburg.
fftectrlc Range, hghte and heusehold
"appliances. C(? OO
Average monthly bill 0J.CC
MAX 8. HAMM. Roseburg.
Electric Range, tight and household
appliances. CT Ol
Average monthly bill dJ.Cl
lCAIJTXMWIA onr.ooNl
Vpowlr company I
WHIKeAKINtAS
IN fr.Ol.eXiS
Your own neighbors who use elec
tricity for cooking can tell you,
better than anyone else, how eco
nomical it really is but you may
hesitate to ask them.
We have asked a few of them,
whose names we have chosen at
random f rom the many users in
your own neighborhood, to help us
publish an advertisement that will
give you their first-hand experience.
And they have gladly agreed to
tell you the actual figures that show
the low cost of electrical cooking
in their own homes.
1 Icrc arc the figurcMakcn from their elec
tric bills, to enable you to compare the cost
of clean, quick, convenient electrical cook
ing vith your present cost of fuel. Read them
carefully.
The electric range' you have always wanted
is ready now, at yonr dealer's. Convenient
terms can easily be arranged, if desired. Sec
him about it todayl
liihouf 'Salesmanship
fust common sense teasonin:
-we kofliw von will decide in
fever of the MONIMfoimace
1ET us get the facts before you. Not
j "selling talk" you're not interested
in that. What you want to know is:
"Will the Montag Furnace supply my
home with an abundant circulation of
warm moist air safe heat at a very
low cost in fuel and with little care and
effort ? Can I rely absolutely depend
upon a Montag Furnace V In plain
aWi
llllll
language we answer: "Yes, indeed you
can!" We say so without reservation.
Montag has had more than 40 years'
experience in the building of heaters
right here in, the 'Northwest where they
are to be used. Thousands re giving
home owners complete heating comfort
and satisfaction.
You want comfort economy de
pendability safe heat. You want to be
able to sit contentedly in any part of your
home on the coldest days. You want
these things of course you do you
have a right to them and we as heat
ing experts will see that you get them
when we install a Montag furnace in
your home.
Tack Frost is just around the comer. Pretrv soon
a KTeat many home owners will be wanting a Montag
Furnace installed "As soon as posibte.,, There will be
ho time to wait no time to make a careful survey to
.determine just the type of Montag you need. We will
lie "rtlihed lo death." You want to avoid thatyou
want tfO'ir furnace scientifically engineered into your
home. Then let us do it norc. Come in today or any
day, this week and let us 60 over your heating prob
lems. Buyintj now doesn't mean paylny now. You caa
make almost any terr.: you want.'
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J. H. SINNIGER
SHEET METAL WORKS
Roseburg, Ore. Pt
FLT.MACES
who hail Joined the party of volun
teer searchers.
How long should a wife live?
V A NDERBILT TAKES
HUGE ACREAGE FOR
AN AIRPLANE BASE
fAMHsfUtnl l'rcM 1bbm. Kin.)
ATLANTA. Oa.. Aiiff. 27. Tho
Atlanta .Imirnnl nnnotinrpa today
that I'ornpihiri andorbilr, J
IS HELD TOSAY IHS
... . .. .Jne aiienuknre ai ine cnooi
and nssoHut. hnve Prr1inied. or boj)n conV(,Btion h(1,(, ,n l!lfs citv
havn under option ll.ooo ncri's
of land npnr Atlanta, on which will
today waa very representatlvo, al
he CHtahlished the third larHt not t Near, eve
romm..rciaUalr base In the coun- of ,he county WM roprosented by
. se .... . . .somo srhool official and there Is
Mr Aanderhllt -who U a mem- no dolbt b,t that mwh d wiU
her of the researth conncil of the ;be n(.comp,i(,hed. It is expected
National Air Transport company. ' maIr. ,hla mttnw nn anmml
i quoted an miyfnK that the
pronp of men Interested with him
In the project represent the lead
Ins engineering and financial
InterestH of the county. Many
event In the future and because
of the apparent benefit, there Is
no njiestion hut thut It will grow
to Rreater Importance In the fu
ture,
direction of Miss T.oreta Mere- Inumber of other points. Tie pal
dith, pave an interesting demon- ticularly urged directors and pa
j st rat ion of physical education j trons to visit schools more fre
methods as used in the schools, i quently. lie stated that people
A brief address on school eanl- too often rritlctze the teacher.
I tntlon was Riven by Ur. W. C. when they hnv never so much as
j Helt, touching the duties and re- looked inside the school room to
J sponsibillties of the school boards see what the teacher has to work
t and officials in keeping the; with.
Itary. County Treasurer James TC.
Herchor pave a very Rnwyers made a short talk on
school finance. Hhowing the sys
tem used in keeping the financial
records of the districts, how the
money is distributed, etc., the in
formation being of great interest
part h'ulnrly to the clerks.
This afternoon talks were mad
by Homer P. Rniney, of tho Tni
versity of Oregcn, on the "Kin
nncijil Status of Oregon", by Supt.
M. S. Hamm. on the topic "Wiih
in the School Room,' and by
Wayne K. Jones on "Fire Ilaz-prd.
alk on "What the
trons Kxpect of the School,'
I showing the view of the parent,
and what he has n right to ex
pect from the directors elected,
lie touched particularly on the
fact that school property is the
nuo't greatly neglected of public
properties, and that school boards
should give more attention to
keeping the buildings and tiuip
ment ln repair.
; He a!$i touched on sanitation,
selection nf the Instructor, and a
ocal men also have been assist-! . tL na hv th
ing hi m. j county school superintendent. Mrs.
iMeiopmenf or me pians w ;Ackort. who is endeavoring to
require nnoui live years ana will
Involve the expenditure of several
million dollsrs, the announcement
snvs. I acuities for hnndltng rtl
r tlbles n well as airplanes will
be provided.
o
Cook with gas.
1 FINAL FFPORT UNDER WAV
! TO PREVENT COAL STRIKE
i SCRMVTON", Pa.. Aug. 27. An
'eleven tli. hour move to cherk the
(rall for a susnen'on rf anthracite
mining expected brfore nightfall.
was Vlng mnde here this after
noon Jy members of tht sntb-nclt ;
rplon, "no strike committee "
XCenibcrs of the coM nencn hmlv In
-ioetl (lflioi nt the office nf !
,T"'ph F. WeeVs, president of
ih Internntinnxl Cor,enondiince i
lhooU rr pndeivor'nw to rem- 1
nlrte tlnhone connection with !
Trbn l.ewt Interr-MlnnM xrn-'
'dent of th miners nrton. who was
to Issue the suspension call. I
TTow long should a wife live?
; build up the rural schools of the
county through the boards of dt-
rectors.
The ctjiventlon today was nd
I dressed by men who had real and
i helpful Information to impart.
I W. M. Smith, assistant state
superintendent, advised the offi
cials of the plans of the state
office for the coming year, tel
ling of some of the new records
which will ho kept this year. ,
A clns of youngsters under the
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HAULING
We shirk no hauling job. Our
tnicks and our efficient drivers and
truckm-u will tackle your hauling
problem rnd polve It satisfactorily.
.ong distance hauling a specialty.
'We aim to please
"IT. S.TFREN"CH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
Phone 220
ITAMAX llTHOPITlF
1 BAFFLF" "V MIlMMin.
i ' CATION OF WOMAN
THE 'CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
V ftp.1 .FQ An. ?7. ft trlVln
"TTiinle rtf thn mnnrtTrilf'cfi'tnn of
rinmifl bo' hv nnmt f.rniisei
rTn H(scoe-l nt Ya',,a. tn
Is a nnvint f PtiA-nA, with h
-tri-mitloi of " Kody of a rt1
MI, T -- QrMfpl f.("f1
'n in. T Nv'v wnm found tn
-. in r TMiffnrt of nrtsTn-ir-
nren fc-r rtth'" wer- In
-"- nf fwr)ftfvl rond't'en, but re
tpiA tlr orlrtn! rnrm
T"ntvtw mnnmlfirHon
tmioW ir-i Kwj (ne o
n.?ts. (!tmlot tonoftt'! ef !
tnthor'' ordered the
th r-s,- in t h sttet rrave VSH
thorrfnre t-it frt the b'',f tti""
devout tmtten that a mlrarjf had
been wrought
WECOMA BATHS
In Bandon Bit the Sea
Will Make Your Trip to the
Beach Complete
One of the finest natatoriums on the coast at your dis
posal. Equipment all new. You'll find it delightful
there. An invigorating swin in clean salt water will 'do
you good.
Plan to ri$it Us Next Saturday and Sunday
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