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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1925. THnrs 11 LOCAL NEWS . American Girl -. Likes Simple Hat Visitor Tdesday ' In Yesterday- Miss Dick, or Camas Valley, I Mr. Harry Winston, of Winston. pent a few hours here yesterday I motored here, yesterday and spent shopping end visiting with friends. Here Prom Portland - Mrs. Curl D. Shoemaker, of Portland. Is a guest this week at the fcioind of Mrs. M. J. Shoema ker. .. To Hold Unit Meetlno The first regular meting of St. George's Indies Guild will ,be held on Thursday afternoon 'at 3 o'clock. Business Visitor Among those to motor here' yes terday and transact business for a Bhort time was T. P. Paulsen, of ''Looking Glass. Here Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Mauriti, of Powers, spent several hours here yesterday visiting- and on business. Here From Coast H. T. MeClellun, clerk at the Hotel Chandler, Marshffeld. .spent yesterday in this city visiting with friends and on business. From Melrose i . Among those from the rural dis tricts to -spend several hours here yesterday transacting business was J. G. Metsker, of Melrose. the afternoon visiting wlth'friuuds and shopping. Visitor Tuesday Mrs. T. Carney of Carries Sta tion, spent several hours here yes terday shopping and attending to business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Vlrnil Gabrlo, of Riddle, motored here yesterday and spent the day attending to busi ness affairs and shopping. In Yesterday Mrs. John Hatfield motored from Dlxonville yesterday and spent the afternoon shopping and visiting with friends. Or. Belt In Medford Dr. W. C. Belt, county health of ficer, left this morning for Med ford to attend a convention of medi cs) officers. Divorce Wanted Suit for divorce has been filed in the circuit court by E. U. Hagar against T. Agnes Corrine Hagar. Insertion Is charged. Attorney C. LI Hamilton represents the plain tiff. To Vreka Miss Eugenie Phillips arrlvad here last night from the coast, and visited overnight. She left this morning for Yreka. Visitors In Town Mrs. JameB Conklin and daugh ' ter, Ethel, were among those from tlc Iill to spend yesterday in this city Ylslting and shopping, Oakland People Visit Among those from Oakland to . spend Tuesday in this city trans uding buslnesM and visiting were Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones and son. To Myrtle Creek "' Mrs. A. -M. Holmes, of this city, left this morning for-Myrtle Creek, where she will spend a short time visiting with friends. From Dlllnrd Mr. and Mrs. Luther Royer mo tored from Dillard this morning and spent a short time attending to business matters and shopping. Itelurns To Siilem Chas V. Cooley, night clerk at the Terminal Hotel in Salem, re turned to that place today after visiting in Koseburg yesterdajr. To Salem Miss Evelyn Cummings, of this r'lty, left today for Salem and Shaw, where she will spend a week visiting with friends and lelutlves. r Attorney Visits David L. Browne, assistant coun ty attorney of Kansas City, Kan sas, visited J. H. Gerety yesterday evening, departing for California points this morning. Is IILat Home ' ' Jack Saunders, local postman. Is quite ill at his home in Laurelwood. He is under the care of a physician and it will probably be some time before he will be able to resume his duties with the local post office. Returns to Roseburg Koy Wells, local musician, has returned from La Grande where he has been spending the past two weekB. Mr. Wells had Intended to locate In La Grande but was not satisifed with conditions there and decided to return, to Koseburg. Are Visiting Wilson Home- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bosbyshell and daughter, and Mrs. Helen Bosby shell, of Los Angeles, have arrived, arid will be guests for several days at the home of Mr. Bosbyshell's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilson, of Myrtle Creek. , Chiefs Meet Tonight The Umpqua Chiefs will hold a very important meeting tonight and Chief Umpqua Ness has Issued a call for all members to be on hand at Lawrence's office at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Plans for attendance at the state fair will be discussed. Return From Vacation- Mr. and Mrs. James Arthur and children returned yesterday from a camping trip. They spent two weeks on the outing, visiting Cra ter and Diamond Lakes and many other points of interest. They re port a most enjoyable Journey. . 0 AOS OF 4 RANGE Every One to Be Sold for Completely Installed To Culiroriiln Wm. C. Goetz and daughter, Miss (ioldle Goetz, of this cty. left this morning for Orland and California points to spend a short time visiting vfith relatives. . From Portland Mr. and .Mrs. C. H. Gunther, of Portland arrived here lint night, and Sre spending a short time here. Mr. Gunther is from, the A. A. A. offices in Portland. Traffic Officer Hare Sergeant J. J. McMahon of the state motor vehicle department, spent the day In Roseburg on an inspection trip. When the traffic force was reorganized Mr. McMar hon was promoted to the rank of sergeant, and is now in charge of the work in the southern Oregon and coast district. To Portland - O. C. linker, of the Motor shop1 'Garage, left last night for Port land to spend a short time on business, He will return here with a new car for local distri bution. - , " Jnvo For Portland ' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, of Fort Jones California, who have been visiting nt the coast, arrived here Inst night and visited. They left this morning by auto for Portland. t Mil lor Onernton YerfrdnV Arthur, the son of Mr:- and i Mrs. Long of this city, underwent j a major operation at Mercy Hos pital yesterday. Drs. Sether and Shoemaker attending. To IUmikxIcI Ituililing The Haynes building on North Jackson street, wjll Boon be re modeled to accomodate two busi ness houses. Andy Vellne. who now occunies the building, will j remove temporarily to the rear of the Kidder Shoe Store and will occupy one of the store rooms as soon as the building Is com pleted. . . May HylM Pavilion . A Portland man was In the city today looking for a location fur a big dance pavilion which he plans to construct here in tthe near future. According to a statement by him he will bring his own orchestra of five pieces to play during the winter. In selecting this city, he said he be lieved that opportunities here were as good as any place in southern Oregon for such a structure. Here KtMr Short Time . Mrs. N. E. Sider, of Ponca City. Oklahoma, is spending a few dnvs here as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. dinger. Iiefore leaving for northern points to visit. 8. P. official Visits . if. V. Anderson, of the General offices of the Southern Pacific company, arrived here this morn ing from San Francisco, to spend a short time on business. Mr. Anderson I" the Land Appraiser of the Southern Pacific company. lium Nearly Hazed The Empire livery barn is no more.- The work of wrecking the structure has been carried on rapidly and the flooring is being hauled away today. Work on Ihe basement of the new garage will start as soon as the boards are all cleared away. J. V. Ca sey, who is constructing the new building, had a narrow escape from a serious Injury early In the week, when a ladder on which he was standing, fell. He was thrown to the floor violently, but suf fered enly a few bruises. Ml-wtnnnrv Society To Meet The Woman's Missionary So ciety of the south Methodist church will hold their monthly business meeting Thursday after noon at 2: SO o'clock, at the church parlors. A program un der the supervision of Mrs. Step hen Enloe and Mrs. V. H. Oor mon. will lie presented after the business meeting. All memlwrs and friends are invited. Attend Funeral Mrs. L. A. Marsters and her daughter. Mrs. Hector Adams, known here as Amy Marsters, were- In this city yesterrtsy. at tending the funeral of Mrs. La Raut. Mrs. Marsters went to Eu gene last night and her daughter left this morning and iWlll take her mother berk to Salem by autn. ' Mrs. Marsters and her ' daughter were residents of Rose burg for a nnmber of years, but are now located In Salem, where gjMrs operat li business. I ' rt r A Til F m ELECTRIC sis m '( i Arthur hcrovelL'S ELECTRIC STORE , 225 R jackm : .: ; ; -. t ' , - Telephone 611 f ; ' i ; ; Special Terrn. orf OthtV Mkt Mwfcl Rfne ' II 1 . I a mm ww r- I Is si ; tlhKMJIIMt. u. a. VYIin Today's Markets l1 " ' x While Paris asK London strive to make the picture hat popular, the American girl pre fers the simple chapean. These three of vclour or felt typify the chic ttyjes she aaVfita.' Here Today Mrs. C. L. Carr arfd children, of Sutherlin, spent the day here as guests of Mrs. Virginia Campbell. Returns From Portland J. O. Watson returned hj!rd this morning after spending a few days in Portland attending to to legul mutters. Here From Coqullle Mr3. Muybelle Ford arrived here yesterduy evening from Co aullle. and will meet her son, Jack Ford, here. w.ho will arrive ! touay ircm cauiurniu. Is Improving Mrs. Louis Martin, who is suffer ing from typhoid fever at her home on Lane street, is reported to be slightly belter today. She has been il lfor several weeks. Returns To Snn Franclsoc Mrs. S: C. Ilruce returned to her home In San Francisco this morning. She was the guest for several weeks of her sister, Mrs. Doss, and also at the hume of Mrs. J. W. llowman. Recovering From Operation Mrs. Charles Shoemaker, who has been at Mercy hospital follow ing a major operation. Is reported to be recovering nicely. Her many friends here will be pleased to learn of, her complete recovery. To Medford Dr. George E. Houck and son, George Houck, left by auto this morning for Medford, where tney will attend the 61st annual session of the Oregon State Medical socl-i ety, to be held Wednesday. 1 tiurs- day and Friday of this week. . Leaves for Oklahoma City Mrs. Nana Plores, who has been a guest of Mrs. I). F. Shields for the past two months, left this morning for her home In Oklahoma City. She -will slop over In Oakland, Cal., to visit a short time with her niece, Mrs. O. R. Garner. Mrs. Campbell Improving Mrs. Frances Campbell, Medford woman, who was recently Injured In an auto wreck on Hairpin curve at the tup of Camas mountain. Is reported to be slightly Improved. The condition of Mrs. Campbell does not permit her to be removed from the hospital, and It will be necessary to have an X-Ray taken to determine whether or not she To Hava Fashion Show T avKinna ('..il r mnnaf nt the Antlers theatre, will preneat a i haa fracture of the skull. Vs.ll faahlnn ihn Art nsl WoflnOS.! " " day night. The dealers in ladles' .'""K Tr'r Vl"n."',',!" !dL'W.ta-r .,.h.rer';e ' tlr Chri.ilan I.'eiil, Recretatry of Women' Mi union- 3 CAR LOADS OF ELECTRIC RANGES Every One tobe Sold for $15 Down, Installed Your electric range is here now a HOTPOINT-HUGHES. $15 is all it take to put it in your kitchen fully equipped completely installed ready to cookl - Arthur H. Crowell's Electric Store, Roseburg Electric and The California Oregon PoVer Co. have co-operated in bringing this historymaking bargain to Roseburg. , By a large combined purchase they are able to offer you the HOT-POINT-HUGHES Model R-101 electric range pictured on this page at an ex ceptionally low price and on terms that will spread the payments over , a year and one month. All wiring and installation costs for the range in your home re included. i This is your opportunity Hundreds of Roseburg homes know the comfort, coolness and convenience of electric cooking. And what housewife has not envied their freedom from fuel, smoke and ashes! v '"'-. This is your opportunity to enjoy all these advantages. Electric cooking is a real economy the cost of current actually averages only 3 I -2c for each meal. Can you justify the cost of other fuel when electricity is so inexpensive. And now it is possible UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15th ONLY to secure the electrie'range you have always wanted, on such easy terms and at so low a price that it is only good management to BUY NOW I V Call and examine your new electric range dinner! -hae it ready for tomorrow's J- ROSEBURG ELECTRIC Successor to Hudson Electric Co. Telephone 123 Special Terms on Other Makes and Model Ranges THE CAUlFORsNlA OREGON POWER COMPANY Telephone 61 DOUGLAS COUNTY SCOUTS TO JOIN IN HIKING PARTY FEEDING U. S. WITH OWN PRODUCTS SOON An excellent opportunity for a real outing Is being offered by E. A. Brltton, Douglas county scout ex ecutive, over Sunday and Monday, September ( and 7. Th Eugene boy scouts are taking their annual ...... ilk. vhBna .rlf vain werS and nave invited Koaenurg soouis ".- . ' street and business men to accompany! posted lower during the yestorday . .. ... . . I sV.uvHnnM IM.IMI mm .T. mem. nr. urition, wno nas muo .' u ........... - - - 15 trips to the summit of the Three down one cent to me ft eeni irvei. Sisters, has been secured as the I At the same lime current recripis guide for the trip. Mr. Brltton has advanced cent to a oents net. made eight trips to the top of the Firsts and pullets held unchanged. Middle Hlster, which Is to lie cllmb- Today the association is offering ed by the Eugene and Roseburg extra eggs to Portland stores at 39 parties. Mr. Brltton desires to get cents, according to Manager Dixon, In touch with any men or scouts or two cent t dosen under the who desire to make the trip, and price established on the. dairy ex- Inlor..! r.n reach hlmi.k.n.. . fiary society for Oregon, has been , ,.i,h hu office ,t the armcryl Neiotlsllons are under war to dy :fiamed a delegate from the state . or h, nome tch y,, differences between rAaoctstoi hM Lew Wirs year ago at Portland. PORTLAND. Ore.. Sep. t. With . Country dressed meats and live states Senate aub-comniltle on the out Rennlor Tasker L. Oddle of Neva da, a member of the committee in Ithe eastern interests, wsnls the re- nr-ni rn a ccrDTrn turns from the public llnfs to be reWDLLnMftjJt.n par,d ,n tne na,1()na, Xtnmiyi .l . , "They have had their pie and SPOKArWarsetr-Senll. ' ment so fsr developed In the hear-1 s,;nRlor pianfleld expressed the ings oeing conuucieu dj ine uuu-u .... ,h .,,., of .he Col umbia basin project shnuld not be Poultry association carrying poultry are steady and unchang- pume unrtn. "points with favor to-1 . their threats to sell eggs under Receipts continue moderate ward , HaBmg policy of unreserv-." "' l.Er?riMrl5E wrt "It" '"' tradlm- along the I ,(c ,,,, wllh lorM OD. "W ha big ones of the year. All will '".,'!! 'Ji?:, to the national convention to be I t ,:"" " ', ,Z" held In Oklahoma Clly. Oklahoma, te preK.nU-d on h. stage j of the ma( prepirlon, theatre next Wednesdsy evening. A , d h PonvPn,un and will feature photoplay of extraordinary , corvallls al.out Septemls-r quality baa been secured, for the oc- ... . kVanelsco to visit her raslon and Mr. Ooux will give nis .,. ,, hPO,h,.i.i,w vi, .nd There Is a good demand fancy bogs and calves and all lines of poultry. The local bop market la firmly established at 10 rents. Not on ly are buyers unable to pick up stocks under that figure, hut sov ersl sales' of new crop have al ready bee" transacted at iiO cents. One sale uf toggles brought 20a cents. patrons a real evening of eiter i&iiinirnu Wins SlOOft Prise tllorla Mae Donne. IS months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. loane, recent arrivals here, was the prize winner In a Portlsnd baby contest held there a short ! time ago. Gloria was adjudged l 100 per cent perfect and as a re- j tult received a check for $100 from several Portlsnd business I firms. Mr. Doane states that the ; .baby will be entered in a San fnnlMl IflflS. She Wll t to hare been entered as "Miss Mrfs. Fred (iettin. and family 'and attend the diamond Jubilee I there this month. Mrs. Keld will 'hen go on to Oklahoma and will 'be away from Corvalle until the ! middle of October. Corvallls Times. PIONEER MAN DIES :b6rn ; WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilon. of Sutherlin, at Mercy hos pital, Monday, August 31, a son. KROHN To Mr. and Mrs. H. A. PORTLAND, Ore., Sep. X Eggs, extras cent lower; receipts cent ihe easoclatloo and the etching.. ! '! " " b, M yet. UU. beadway ba. been ; J-J- .. "rsU Thomas J. Loftua. 62, Union coun- A large part of the controversy ty pioneer, died here yesterday af- Is wovea around storage eggs, the ternoon. Mr. Loftua la survived by 'association alalmlng that the his widow, a brother. Patrick If- large holdings in the coolers: are tus of Enterprise, Ore, two sls-jthe reason for boosting - prices t-rs. Miss Delia Loftus of San Fran- on ine ercnange, so idsi opera- low located li naiem, wnere 10 nsve ien rum r mm n........ "... ..- . .... t sklsms snd her hn.bsnd w I Portlsnd," but on account of their Krohn. at their home In Cleveland.! Folks used d wait for their Mp Tin a verv successful florl't (residence In this city they will Tuesday, September I. an K pound to coma In. Today tbey read the tl enter her aa "Mise Koseburg." 'boy. jNews Review classified ads. la Cisco and Mrs. Anna Qulnn, county , tors can get oft with profit on Calway. Ireland. jrstoage toekl. Other m'lnber. m. t .... .. k.. i. M1,. 'of the exchange emphatically deny Mr. Loftu. was born In county , mor. Oalway Ireland. In 1863 and cam. , Mv.oe. n o California as a boy later mor- rfBd f (ft tomri . Ing to Oregon, where he settled at, Cuh huM, u p-rlrtl4,r hg. Starkey, L'nlon county, where he w , hi lMl market today took up farming. He moved to ... ,tgnd,rd and prime first Pendleton four and one half yr;pubei a half rent at 481 and so. I a 7 cents respectively. Other gra des nnchaiged, bnt market firm. Storage homings are lighter the a week ago In local coolers nd considerably total holdings a t 4ic. Prime firsts 47c. Butterfat firm, unchanged. Poul try firm unchanged. Spuds and onions steady, un changed Nuts steady, anenanged. Cas- care bark steady, unchanged. Hops firm at 10c; new crop 18 20c. ed public domain wllh local op- "" ' " ., ' j,.-.,... ii.. i.... i hj of the Interior to say when the Stanfleld, of Oregon, chairman, de- ; W ""'n ' clared upon the arrival of the com-, b,lllt Senator Ralph Cam- imlltee here today. Arllo"- rh; I . . Vent report of a commission of th This generally Is In line with MtirU ,lvp.TtmPnt reeommen.llng the policy of the Interior depart- l)lav n ,,,.VH,1,m(.I,,. ..That , ment,' he ssld. There Is no de- f()r conIrr,.,(, , consUler." msnd for transfer of power over , ,.T(1 ,,, far AM,ut whl.B grazing rlrhts from one depart- j fMH)laK our . p,-ople wllh our Iment to anoth-r, hut the slock men , nwn niHl.,rl w u. ,r,)U, pro. are highly favorable to the crestl..nnm s,.nator stanfleld said, of a new commission before which : ..whT not .tBTt now so we shall they could present their views.' ab,H , 1PP, lh(, ati,atlnr" ! In fornmlstlng any new grazing 1 The committee held no healug policy the public as well as the here. It will continue to Yakima slock rslsers and farmers will be tsken Into consideration, he con tinued, and declared that any pol icy that would lend to rale the prlre of m'st would h- unpopular. where a hearing is to bo held to morrow. .... Horse collars and collar pads st Wharton Bros. "29 PORTLAND, Ore., Sep. 1 Cat tle nominally steady unchanged; receipts cattle SO; calves 15. Hon nominally steady; receipts HO (0 on contract.) Sheep nominally steady: receipts 120. Quick turnover. Advertise. A classified ad today brings sales to morrow. , GROWERS! We are still In the market for your EVERGREEN BLACKBERRIES" BRING THEM IN NOW Umpqua Valley Canning Company ROSEBURO, OREGON OR PHONE 525
