SIX
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1925.
LOCAL NEWS
Horace Mint in Here I In Thursday
II. U Maratwa of Salem arrived i Among lUose fri Gl. i:dale to
In th city yeattrday to atlenU tiie spend avvrrai noura tifrv 1 ntrsuay
ruurral ol Ma bruuii-r, w.
Marstt-ra.
i annulling to bu-jimtt:' aHuii u aj
, Dick Juut-a.
Prom Oakland
Miss Kthel Manning; returned to
her home in Oakland ycaturday
evening; after spending several
hours here visiting and shunning.
In Yesterday
J. MilllKan returned to bla home
Oakland Realdenta VisiN
Mr. and Mm. Noah Huxe, of Oak
land, spent several liolita h re
'I liumUny attemlinx to bunin. n. af
fairs and ah'-pplng.
From Claveland
Mra. J. A. JoelMjn, of Cleveland,
spent yesterday in thia city fchop-
at Smith Jllver yesterday evening, aml mt,.mlll) lo business at
after sending the day here trans
acting business and trading.
To Ybdt Aallland Klwnlilu
John Throne regional Klwanla
director left today for Ashland,
where he will pay an orflrial visit
to the Klwania club ot that cliy.
llark Krmii MeOfonl
Dr. and Mrs. S. 1,. Do Lapp,
and Rev. II. K. Mow. returned
yesterday from Med ford after a
abort time spent visiting In that
city.
From Oakland
Among those from Oakland to
spend yesterday In Boseburg on
business and visiting wilh friends
were Mr. and Mra. E. J. Madison
and aoo.
Viitll Relative
Mr. and Mra. A. L. Oreen and
son Donald, of Watervlllo, Wash
ington, are in the city, viMling
at 4he home of the formers' Bis
ter. Mra. R. K. Wood. They ar
rived here last evening having
been guesta of relatives at liel
llngbam enroute.
Funeral Today
The funeral of the late W. E.
Marstera waa held yesterday at
the Koaeburg Undertaking l'arlors.
Rev. Joseph Knotta. pastor of the
Methodist church, officiated, and In
terment took place In the I. (). O.
V. cemetery, where the burial ritual
inks.
! Edwards Hare In Yesterday
1 Mr. a id Mr: . Tom Kdwarda, of I Among those from the rural dle
' Tillamouk, are spending a few trlcta to spend a few hours here
days In Ui.i city visiilng with 1 yesterday shopping and visiting
friends. waa Mia. C. IL Joclsua of Cieve-
. land. 1
Mr. Dcnn Visitor j
J. I. Dunn, of Ci.inas Valley. ;no-filler Released
toi .d ie'i; '1 nuiK'iy arid s:-i.t the p. c. Mlll'-r, arrested recently
u.'i tiiij,1 u,u-i l.i.i; tu bLs.ues ai-!and fined lw for gambllug. was
lair-;, 'released from the county jail to-
Iday upon the payment of tho
American zinc insulated fence la lamount of the fine.
KUwnmeid uKa'tiKl rut. It.iy puur-1
anti-ed fence. It co.itu no more than Former Resident Here
oilier kinds. Suld by Wliarion l!ioa. a KruSe, for many yeara a real- '
uh-nt of lioseburg, is aM-ndlng a
Leave For South jfw aityn .re attending to busl-
Mrs. O. Skelly and diiUKhter, who ness matters. Mr. Kruse is now'
were guests of Mra. .. 1'. Kinher jcondueting the Sepol lahrutoriea at
here yesterday, left this riioinliig ; 1'ortland.
for southern points.
YOUR OLD
RANGE
Visitor Yesterday
Clay Sinlita motored from
Hton yesterday and spent a
hours transacting buslneys
trading lie re.
Win
few and
From Dixonville
Mm. Jim Short motored from
Dixonville Thursday and spent a
few hours shopping and visiting
with friends.
From Elgarose
Mrs. Karl Johnson, of Klgarose.
spent several hours here yesterday
shopping and attending tu business
matters.
Mr. Brown In -
C. O. brown, Gtendale resident,
spent yesterday In this city at
tending to business matters and
visiting wilh friend..
Leaves For South
A. V. MeClellan. of this city, left
on train Number &3 this morning
for California points to spend sev
eral weeks, lie will go as far us
Los Angeles and Sun Dlego.
Leaves for Marial
Miss Kathryn Montgomery, of
Looking (a lass, who has been a
guest for t he pant few days of
Miss lorena Shortrldge, of this
city, left this morning for Marial,
where she will teach school dur
lug the wilder.
As First Payment-and
$10.00
Per Month for Eleven Months Is AH It Takes to Own a
SMOOTH TOP
Arrive From Everett-
Mrs. Martin Dahl and daughter j finit , fn, lnj(.k dr,m
L'arimil t Uuu li I tint It a eeifi.il ....
From Camas
George Tanner, of Camas alley.
of Kverett. Washington, arrived
here, to be guests at the C. K.
Sedgwick home for two months.
"Slim Wilbur Here )
Corbet t "Slim" Wilbur, of North
Itwid, tp nt the day in Koaeburg
visiting wilh friends . Jfe was lo-:
eat I'd In Itoseburg for a number of
years and was one of the city's
lie is
now employed as fire truck driver
at North Pend. j
The McCormlck-Deering tractor '
conies fully equipped, belt pulley, j
governor, brake, fenders, etc. It ,
From Glendale
lelund Johns returned to his
motored here yesterday and spent home at Glendule yesterday even j Couim In eillier two or thr pjow
the day attending lo business it g arter spenuing several nours aiZIK u has behind ft the lari'st I
matters and trading. here looking after business affairs, j manufacturers of farm machinery,
- - i lit the world. The repair service :
From Smith River ) viau ax saner nemo
Jim Claman was among those I Mr. and Mra. Carl J. Schmltt,
from-the rural districts to motor j and sou, Iemerest, of Oregon City,
here yesterday and transact bus!- accompanied by Mr. Schmitt'a mo
ness. He resides on Smith Klver. I ther, Mrs. J. J. Schmltt, and Archie
...hmitt. of Canby, spent Wednes-
Vtsitor Thursday day night here as guests of Mr.
cannot be excelled.
Wharton Uroa.
See one at !
Among those from the rural dls- and Mrs. Ed Satter, of 725 S. Jack
son at reel. Air. ficnm 1 1 1 recn i ly
disposed of his establishment, the
Terminal confectionery. In Oregon
City, and Is now looking for a busl-
trlcts to spend yesterday afternoon
here shopping and visiting was
Mrs. K. K. Sandqulst, of Melrose.
Business Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. George Weber, of
of the Odd Fellows lodge was used. Garden Valley, motored here yes-
Cooking top is 29 1-2 '
by 20 1-4 inches and
every square inch is
hot.
Vun It Hewn Improving
Victor Van liriesen, Uoseliurg
tniln, who ha. been recovering
from an operation at the Kugene
hospital In Kugene, is reported to
be much improved. Mr. Van Brie
sen was taken to Kugene, follow
ing tho re-breaking of his left
five weeks ago. when he slipped
ness location. The party left Thurs-j from Ills crutches at home hero,
day for Awhland, and Klamath tails ! fulling and causing a bad break.
by auto. They will return homo (It was found neressary to grnft
Members of the order attended In terday and spent the arternoon next week, again stopping here to a piece of bone from tho ankle.
a body. tmnhacting business and shopping, visit 'on the bone above the calf of
m MsseLLaaoi jt
1 J OAS RANO I tpo
U l Spted Burner B K
I va fj Li
sS
Ventilated Oven 1 4 by
1 8 by 1 2 J2 inches with
automatic heat control.
Special broiler oven.
Radiator Hose
Of exceptionally good quality
live rubber. Our low prtc 25a
to 60o pr foot, according to
d lame tor also.
Fan Belts
Our "ICndleM Cord fan belts arts
made of aoveral plies of strong
fabric. Our low price 35o tj
$2.1(X aooordlng to car.
Cylinder Head Caskets
A ow copper asbvatni-fllled
- guknt will mv bws of com-
pnanloo. Our price Is 30o to
lS accord lng to car.
Oe4tt cement 20o, 36o 70o
" Gasket Paper Sheet Cork
Shim Bra Asbestos Yarn
"Uttle Sioux"
Valve Grinder
fkif to operate Inaurea an
even eTrtnd perfwrt eon tact of
all parte of the valve with alt
part of the aeat. Our low price,
IncludlnaT four bits and extenln
rod "
"Pelio" Trnlr a-rlnrirr 880.
Kkajr to oparmla.
"Brane" tjf llrlnilora 85o.
Flu naarlr all valvaa.
"TmTorlta" (rrlnder 42.15.
For Korda.
"Bit Bnusa" rlndar S80
Waatarn rahra (rlndlnc com
pound
.2Sa
Complats Llna Valva Lltt.ra.
Valva Raamara. B wiring Scrap.
ra, Soldsn Sold. ring lrtn
lew TarelM. ass
ijesson in Econcjmy
from a Railroad Engineer !
Many "healthy" repair bills would be saved if motorists would follow tho practice
of railroad men. All working parts of the car should be checked at resrulnr inter
vals particularly before and after lonfr runs. Breakdowns are prevented by locat
ing the trouble before it becomes serious.
If you do not do this work yourself, have your garage man go over the car for you.
Pependable Tools and Repair Materials are necessary for dependable jobs. All
"Western Auto" stores carry complete lines of Tools and Materials at extremely
low prices.
Specials for This Week
Adjustable
Auto Wrench
A -lrp forgtd wrench with
a aolid oiie-plcre remov
able Jaw. Bu liable for
heuvy
Irn
ThU
only.
teuvy work, dta am
mirth Is Inchra. fit
lliia Wwk'i price Ldi j
Combination
Pliers
Tou can aave money on
those ImkIi - arn.le itrop
ftrnil aiwl pllera. Hlm-k
finish. 6 S -Inch else. This
work nt the
exi'f pitonally
l'W prit-e
of
iv. rma
14c
Spring Eez
tU.C
An applliatlim of Kprlnc Kea
atota all atiufwka, vllnilnatra
ruxt and leavea a lubricant.
S-oi. alia 30c, W-pInt alu
60c, l-int ale IIjOO.
"X" Liquid Cement
It permanently acnla the
leaks In the nulla tor It pre
vrniia rust fin.l wn le furma-
tlnn It In leoluU'ly hann-Is-hpj
tu all mtl. Our low
Small
alte . .
Large alve ,
. .. 70e
...$1.15
Good Tools
Tou mn'i iln a flrat-claaa Job
with poor tools'.
1. R Wnnrhrs.t M to 11.96
Al)utubl
Wrenches
Pmkct Kcta
llanil and llrvaat
Irlll
V'hMl I'ullora....
Mto 1
Jto to 7.75
2.90 A 4J0
.S5a 4.7S
llammera .5 to 1.19
Also Chlaala uncha
Sorawdrivara Plitra
"Neverburn"
Brake Lining
A brake lining you can de
pend upon. It la made of
blKh quality, weor-reelatlng-,
extra lon-nbered aabeatoa
and Interwoven with a baae
of tough copper wire. Our
low price, per foot, 25e . to
$1.09, according to car.
"Neverburn" for Fords
flt of S ptec for tranamls
alttn band (without copper
wire). "A rhatter-proof" lin
ing. I'er aet .U5
. for Fords and
Chevrolet
We carry a complete llna of
very effective nole elimina
tors.' auch aa Window Bl
lencera, each 25o Fender
Antl-lUttler, each with four
bolta, (a (aet of 45c); Steer
ing Rod Antl-Hnttler, J5c
Itraka Handle Antl-llattler,
20e.
For Chevroleta we have
Hteerlng Oear Anti-Vlbratora,
6&c Clutch Control, 2Ml
Gear Shirt Antl-tuttler, 90a.
Oregon Stores
A I. HA NY
ASIII.AM)
E. I'OKTI.AND
MKIlKOHl)
tuiKiHi.N t rry
1'iiitri.AM)
I'KMH.KTON
IlllSKIU'llll
SAI.KM
EI'llKE
Mare thnn 125 Stores in the Wst-
WesternAiito
Supply Co.
Main Stcre -110O South Grand Ave-
,LU9 AMUCIaCO.
li-
lams
For Your
Convenience
Open Till
9 p. m,
Saturdays
117 South Stephens Street
Roseburg Store:
$190 Of) Completely
P4U.UU Installed
We DO NOT charge interest nor do we charge for installing $120.00 is the price installed
ready to use.
We DO NOT carry repair parts, as they are not needed with modern ga3 equipment.
Southern Oregon Gas Company
If it is Jjeat you can do it better with gas.
the leg, but he la now getting
along nicely.
Feature at the Garden
Juanne Wallace, "blues' singer,
will appear with the Swauee Sere
naiifra at the Kalnbow tiardena on
Saturday night, according to an an
Mmncement made today by the
managfr, U. 1. Mathews. Misa
Wallace in hinging at the Antlers
tonii;ht and tomorrow night ahe J
will introduce nome real blues I
h jnibT, including "Alabama !
ileum). " and other lute hits. The
m-w Serenaders orchestra is prov
ing to be a real hit and large
crowds are attending all of the
dances.
Attractive Window
The window exhibit of sporting
good ami an 1 main and birds killed
in hunting expeditions or trapped
In the mountains of Douglas coun
ty at tho Churchill Hardware Co.
store, has attracted a world of at
tention this week both from tour-lt-t
and ItM-al people. All of the taxl
dermv HDecimenH In the window
1 tavatPM tirulinnnl hv Mr llriitnn if
Ktlenbower, an expert who came
here about five years ago. Tho
specimens are wonderfully life
like, ami the setting of the entire
window Is one lo deepen convic
tion that wild life In Douglas
county must be all that hunters
and sportsmen could Winn for.
JOE DUNNE OPENS
FIGHT ON KOZER IN
PORTLAND COURT
worked up to a point where we I
could have an office, we received ,
Indirect fnrormatiorithat thtf Cham- j
her of Commerce had been sold out. I
I immediately took up this rumor
with Mr. Dunne and he proceeded
to become very Insulting and dub
bed the Itoneburg Chamber of Com
merce and the city's merchants as
a bunch of 'mossbacks. After Mr.
Dunne had shown an inclination to
be rather unfair in this matter, the
Chamber invited Mr. Dunne and
Mr. Kozer to a conference to he
held In Itoseburtr, ho that this mat
ter might he straightened out. and
so that the state might benefit the
most from it. But Mr. Dunne has
not seen fit to answer our letter.
If he wants to be fair and keep
nothing under cover, why the rea
son for no meeting on an equal
basis? We will admit that wo may
not be as big as Mr. Dunne thinks
he Is, but we are quite positive that
we are working for the very best,
interests of the state of Oregon and
the traveling public.
'After the three A office h'nd
been located away from the Cham
ber of Commerce. Mr. Kozer, real
izing the efforts the Chamber had
put forth and the work it has done
In the Interest of the tourists, he
firmly refused to change the regis
tration bureau, in spite of the tre
mendous pressure brought to bear
hy Mr. Dunne and his cohorts. The
Koseburg Chamber of Commerce
certainly compliments Mr. Kozer
upon his action for the interest of
the state of Oregon, instead of
bowing to two or three meu, who
are after personal eain."
HliLl'l
STATE'S PAYROLL
(AMOcUtt rrvm Ltfrd Wire.)
SALEM". Ore., Sep. -I. It was
current here this morning that
Governor Pierce had assured A. M.
Dalrymple that he would be allow
ed to remain as warden of the state
penitentiary under the arrange
ment by which Dillard A. Klklns,
chairman of the Industrial accident
commission, would become advis
ory superintendent of the prison
temporarily, could not be confirm
ed either nt the governor's office
or at the prson.
Roth Governor Pierce and War
den Dalrymple declined to discuss
the reports, which followed clost-Iy
on a conference between Governor
Pierce. Dalrymple and W. A. Del
Tell, secretary to the governor, in
the governor's apartim-nts here
last eveninc. The conference last
ed for about two hours.
Meanwhile the contend of the
report of tho special commission
named by the governor to investi
gate conditions at the prison and
the causes for the Murray-Kelly-WHn
esenpe of Anriist 12. when
STORES CLOSE MONDAY
All stores will be closed
Ibor Day, Monday, Sept. 7.
KOSKItrKG M KKC HA NTS
i ASSOCIATION
!. l.TO IHK IV COAL .MIX IS.
(
9 (AmvMed Trrm U-aei in., -
TOKYO, Sept. 4. One
hundred nnd fifty persons
were killed in an explosion
nt the Teihaku coal mine.
near Plngyang, Korea, dis-
'9 patches to tho ,liji Khitupo
received here today said.
two guards were shot lo death, re
mains a secret to alt except a very
few persoiis close to Governor
Pierce, who declines to make the'
findings of the committed public
Friends of the governor have de
clared, however, that the report
flatly recommends the removal of
Dalrymple.
No need harping about the cost
of a classified ad because It cannot
be coBipareu with the results it
brings.
Troof of tne pudding Is In tast
ing whether ouyer or seller read
the c?sslfie1 nds.
(Continued from pare 1) .
deal for his efforts In trying to
keep tho registrations where they t
rightfully belong, as no motor as-
sorlation office is equipped to make
a study of the state's resources and
hnnd this information to the travel
ling public whom we are trying to
hold in the state for a few days. In-:
stead of having them try to go
through In one day violating our i
traffic laws and endangering the
lives of our public.
ly com Inn into the Chamber of
Commerce office for registration,
they are Interested In side trips,
and are prevailed upon to stay In
the state for an addllonal number
of days, and often become settlers.
"If Mr. Dunne were a man of his
word, there would be no need of
the motorists money being spent
tn trying to straighten out this mat
ter, as It was originally promised
to me personally, as president of
the Hoseburg Chamber of Com
merce, that we were to have the
ofrice, and It was the Chamber of
Commerce that put over the local
branch.
The Chamber of Commerce ab
polnteil a committee to raise the
membership for a branch office of
the State Motor Association. !Tn
fortunately the chairman waa call
ed east on account of the death of
a relative, and before the new com
mittee got at work Mr. Dunne saw
fit to dicker with one of our mem
bers and secretly arranged to have
Ihe office put In the other end of
town.
"After lh mcniW-rahip bad been
WECQMA BATHS
In Banilon By Ihe 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 Visit Us Next Saturday and Sunday
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