Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 11, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY- SEPTEMBER 1 1, 1925. 10 Cents is apparently isn't much But if you spend a Dollar at the 20th Century every day, and thereby, save 10 cents out of each Dollar spent in 10 days you have saved a Dollar. See how your Savings growl It's the Saving on every item in a 20th Cen tury Store that counts. Offerings Saturday and Tuesday ember 12th and 14th fn fQ I Market Day Raisins, ZQn I Heinz Catsup, QQ pZiUJ Seedless, 4 lb pkg ODli Urge Bottle s'pnniMnirinnni 1 t : DunAiyiDix 10 uii V I ! IN AMERICAN ID I WATIOML LEAGUES i ? Chicago I! Forced Back Into Second Division in Ameri can League Yankees Get Three Homers. Sept hue at Gfflum iipnnajMMPnfir (AwucUtrd I'rr lit-aml Wire) NEW VOHK. Ken. i:. IlIllWH a dealt by Washington and J'itts- foie burgh nave taken inoat of iho fight""' Crisco, 91b. c P. & G. Bucket Deal Extra Special from Saturday, Sept. 12th, to Saturday, Sept. 19lh, inclusive 2 B-irs "10c size" Ivory Soap 20c v 2 Bars Guest Ivory Soap 10c 1 Pkg. Ivory Soap Flakes 10c 8 Bars P. & G. Naptha Soap 40c 1 Pkg. Lrge. Size Chipso 25c 1 Galvanized Pail (10 qt.) 35c $1.40 99c Value for Only !'ri.-oners confined to the coun ty jail received a good scare last nigl when the Jail caught fire. A tub containing hot ashes had been dragged into the vestibule, where tlio heat set fire to the flooring. The prisoners endea vored fur a Ionic time to attract attention to their plight, but the pus-'t rahy rave them no notice, and they were almost frantic be- moke rolling from the jail the Hounding of the fire alarm. The fire department responded, bin a no office were around, were unalde to get the doors open. Deputy .Sheriff Shambrook was (railed at his home, and comman-iir.-rirm a cur dashed to the jail tid opened It for firemen who iiiKiy fXiiiiguiHiieu me lire wuu the use of chemicals. feltbe barrier yesterday and Chicago was burned emirHy through J a within a short time it would (have been impossible to have eu ttered the jail in order to release ! the prisoners. g for firm place out of i'hiladolphia n auu iew iuik, uul mere is every i 1$ indication LhaL the season-Ionic struggle for the third and fourth j rungs in the division of both leagues will continue to the tnd. After hammering away at the : iMrvl r.li.u h..l.l l.V tii.. UMlo tail Sim the American leugue for weeks) the Tigers and Uie lirowus passed ! Fresh eastern Ixmtilas Grill. Pure Honey, New QO Corn Meal, Qn Swan Matches, Noise- O0 Pint Mason Jar 0U 9-lb. Sack lets, good sized boxes, 6 L JU Peas, Preferred Stock, Telephone, 3 cans 63c Cream Rolled Oats, Aft Minced Clams, Master QQn 2 in 1 Shoe Polish, A ftp Fresh, 9 lb. Sack H3b Brand, Halves, 2 cans JJb Each IUU Hour Kerr's Best Patent 49-lb. Sack $2.33; CO Crown or Sperry's, $2.43; Fisher's Blend wZiJJ Wax Paper, "For the Cocoanut, Sugar cured 1 Qn 1 Bulk Cocoa, i Cp Children's Lunches", Long thread, lb I3u Pure, 2 lbs I Jb 3 rolls 5c size IUU ' Fruit Jars Genuine Ball Masons Complete with Porcelain Lined Zinc Caps QOp and New Rubbers. Half gallons (While Stocks last) Do 3UU MazoU Oil, AQp Royal Baking Powder 12 Crown Pancake QCa Quart can "3u oz. can 43c; 2 Flour Le PkS 20TH CENTURY COFFEE "You don't need to look further" Direct from CI 00 our own Roaster to you, pound 45, 3 pounds V I iwZ fell to the second division, Masterful pitching by Canton and Wiugard of the browns, coupled with timely hitting by He rathe 1 Bennett, accomplished a double i defeat of Collins' team, 4 to 2, and 6 to 4, both contests going to extra ' inniiiKH. ' bister's team thereby rose from fifth to third place, while Detroit, in fourth place, was the bridge ov er which the advancing and re- ! treating baseball forces marched. The Tigers could get do better than an even break with the In jdlans, winning the first at six to I and losing the second 7-2. The jllrowns are now one game ahead jof the Tigers and the Sox a half game astern of Detroit. tit. Louis and J Junto n kept up their scramble for fourth and fifth places in the national. The II raves pulled up to within a single game of fifth place, St. Louts -by shaiing a double header with the i'hillles, winning an 8-3 victory, af ter they had been shut out nt 4 to 0 by Carlson. The Cardinals made j this Iteht advance possible by drop- ti,e dealers, of w hich uing their game wttn the leading iejny fur present, oysters at the THU OAKLAND STORE Baker-FIanary Bldg, ROSEBURG STORE 130 N. Jackson St. Ford dealers from all parts of Southern Oregon gathered at the t'uipqua hotel here Thursday, the purpose, of the meeting being to uiM uss the tractor business in this dU'rict. Oscar I-apiiam, manager of the tractor department at i 'or t land F. H. Hail, branch manager of I'ortland, and a representative of a tractor implement house of Port land were present, and talked to there were i the district irt st-nted being from Klamath Falls to Eugene, and Coos Bay. A discussion of the methods and possibilities In the tractor and im plement business occupied tue ma jor portion of the afternoon, with w W i Pirates, 9 to 5. The Yankees equalled a 23-year-. 5 I old major league record wheh K: three of their heavy hitting artil ejlerymen laced the ball for con g secutlve homers In the opening game oi a aouuie neauer wiia uiv an exename or ideas among ine Athletics. Bob Meusel. Babe Ituth- dealers. A partial list of the dealers A and Lou Gehrig turned in the per, present includes K. C. Simmons of formance. Kugene, C. A. Winetrout and a The Yanks won 7 to 3. t salesman from Grants Pass, C. E. The Philadelphia team turned . Gates, Medford, Mr. Hansen, Suth the tables in the second encounter trlin, V. C. Cool, Drain, and a 5 to 4, after 12 Innings. Cincinnati, representative of the Kmery and added another to Its third placer Nosier Co., of Myrtle Point. fortifications by routing thu Cuba j d 8 to 3. ' For nromtit taxi service, cltr or ii country trips. Phone 44 NOTICE OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice Is hereby given that on the second Monday In September being September 14th, the Board of Kqualitation will attend In the assessor office in the courthouse In Roseburg, Douglas county, Ore gon, for the purpose of examining the assessment rolls and correct all errors In valuations, descrip tion and quality of land, lots and other property assessed by the as sessor, and it shall be the duly of persons interested to appear at l hat time and ptnee appointed. Fit AN K L. CALKINS, Assessor. TRESPASS NOTICE Men's suits cleaned and preedj 1.60. Itoseburg Cleaners, phone; Fresh eastern 472. 1 DoiiL-lTis Grill. oysters at Cash stores saving a EVERY PURCHASE YOU MAKE in ny (tor pmii over a balancs lr more dslicata than any weighing machine ever devised b man. The wise merchant has anticipated and mentally weighed every probable traneactlon considered whether It will mean a profit or a lose long before it actually occur.. He car., fully calculate, the coets of credit and deliveries and very properly adds them to the price he must charge for hie merchandise. The careful houcewife also mentally weigh, each necessary purchase. Many shop in person, compare valuee closely and rightly Inei.t that every penny buy the utmoet In both quality and quantity. Invariably Skaggs Stores are he moat sati.factory source of supply. SATURDAY FEATURES MALAGA AND TOKAY GRAPES, 2 pounds 25c SWEET POTATOES, 3 pounds for 23c BUTTER, 1 pound - 53c SUGAR, 25 lb. cotton sack $1-69 All Week Prices MARKET DAY RAISINS, Big 4 lb. pkg 39c HIGH GRADE PEABERRY COFFEE, 3 lbs $1.39 BIG K FLOUR, Finest Hard Wheat, sack $2.43 ORANGES, 288 size, nice and juicy, 2 dozen .....55c LARGE 300 LEMONS, 2 dozen for 65c ONIONS, Walla Walla, 5 pounds 15c FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI, 2 tins 29c BEST GRADE NOODLES, 2 pounds 25c BULK MAYONNAISE, pint jar ...39c EROOMS, Skaggs Domestic, Dollar value 69c GOOD LUCK JAR RUBBERS, double lip, 4 dozen ... 25c WHITE WONDER SOAP, 10 bars ... 39c Skaggs United Stores No. 255 WE DEUVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER 1 1 5 So. Stephens PHONE 230 Roseburg, Oregon All persons are hereby warned not to fish, nor to hunt, with or without dogs or in any way tres-1 t puss on the Dixon ranch or the i ' Jones ranch which I have leased. Mrs. Minerva Leatherwood, T. O. DIXON. aged 10, one of the pioneer rcsi- o - di tits of Oakland, passed away Kubber Aprons A new assort i 1 htirsday afternoon at three nietit of pretty ones with ties. Hee I hem on our line. Llnyd Crocker. WHAT WE LEARNED Dealers all over the country keep talk ing about the "Used Car Problem". They seem to regard it as a sort of nightmare. We learned long ago that the biggest part of the problem con sists of getting people to realize that all Used Cars and all Used Car dealers aren't alike. And it isn't a problem at alll J. O. NEWLAND & SON DimIkk llrnlhir Ih uli rs ROSEBOnQ, ORE. PHONE 468 Poogc Brothers dealers Sell 6ood Useo Cars USED CARS J. o. 1924 Dod 1917 DixV T miring. 1924 Ford Touring. 1 923 Ford 1 ouriiiR. 1-Ton Ford Truck I 2-Ton Federal Truck. ' NEWLAND & SON Dodge Brothers Automobiles and Graham Trucks clock at the home of her son Al bert Goodman. Mrs. Leather wood had been in good health un til t h ree w ee k s ago, when she suffered a stroke of paralysis and since that time had been steadlly failing in health until her death yesterday. "Grandma" Leatherwood. a she was affectionately known to her many friends and relatives in the southern part of the county, wi born April a, IS In Lln.t County, Missouri, and was mar ried there in ls&l to HiikIi Good man, by whom she hud eight children, sei en sons and one daughter. Ko:- of these children survive, H. V. Goodman of ko?e- burg. Holand Goodtnun of Swiss I liume, Mrs. Kate Miller of Wood j hum, Albert Good mini of Oakland with whom she hail been living. All four were with her when she died. A Inrge number of grand children also survive mid one ulster, Mrs. John Goodman, near ! OaklHnd. j .Mrs. Leatherwood first came I to Oregon in 1 M 4 . and stayed four yearn In Yamhill county, re j turning to Missouri In 1m;k. She I returned to Oregon in 1 s 7 4 tind j Him o t hut time ha msile her I home in Don u. las fount . Mie j kuk married lo S. A. I.esther w -nod ol Onklund In I !h. hU I d cut h preceding Iters by M vctitl ; years. Kuneral services will be ot Oakland, On iron, on Haturda morning at ten o'clock, with inter ment there. Heat wuu gal. INJURED TOURISTS RETURN TO PORTLAND TODAY The party of Japanese tourists who w.-ie injured yesterday when their car turned turtle near Osk land, and hetcral members w ere taken to Mercy hospital, left this mornlim for 1'oitUnd. Several of the puny were cut and bruised, MIsh Mamie .Moe, !.', slid her grand mother, .Mis. S. II. Lin k, twin the j most st'iimisly injured. All "f the jpaiiy were side to return to Port 1 Und and after recn rt In f torn tlM ir sit Id nt a id n (-airing their car tlu-y will start on their trip ; ufc'nttv llu) were enroiile to Call- j fOI Utft. l to t ymmtr r " E11CHES PEOPLE quires practically no care." ! EUGENE TERMINAL wim i lie increaseu incomes, said S perry, the tiny Interndand copra steamers began to bring stiange and unprecedented cargoes, DEAL IS COMPLETED r Aw ariil 1 Ptt-aa Iax-d W'frr.) EI "GENE. Ore.. Sep. 10. All op coi.rv s- tttrn.t m4 Mm J4p Into the heart of the Golden West .in.l the visitor sees towering enow -Ciippoil mountains- forreta primeval glimmcriru; stvtchce of w.itrr and can soothe his min i and body with a satisfying cup ol Occasionally tarre was an autoroo-j tloM ' he .'j te of th"a Dur. .ewlnB macnines. mocies. Souhrn termlna, and I phonographs, cases of champagne ! aunna ,, .i, (and otfter liquors and barrel, ot tnjg mornin(; ,hen cash for lne laihilian ruin, When he left there, E e bonil ,88UP wa8 were a ix automobiles n Bora llora recpved (rom Portiandi and lhe which has only ten miles of good:dPed8 to the property wpre lmme. ' "..i' . . . I dlately turned over to the Southern I here had been other ma-1 ,,acflc conipany. The S outhern chines the artist explained, "but company ln EaRene trans. ,a jumber of them had been aban-. ferred deeds for approxlmately 250 doned. As soon as the Rasoline ,acreg of ,nelr s inf,fu.,(, rty , Hive, out or anything goes wrong. , to ,ue ciIy of EuK(.ne. The ,rrinn. , the automobile is hit to rust al gite we of Eu!ene comprises away, boine are even left on the abnut 2o acres. I beach with the waves washing ; TnP tran8fer f property com 0ver them. But automobiling is pietes the deal for the terminal .... ... . site. Officials were still In se- I me vttJiiia uiaraei is in FranctHCo. The natives send their IIOSOIA LI, Sept. 9. Prohibi tion in America has brought un told a:.d unaccustomed wealth to the natlws of the French niiindat- j eil Uland of llora Hora through an I increase In the demand for and ' price of vanilla, which developed with the operation of the Volstead act ln the United States. Authority for the Btatenient Is Armstrong Kperry, a New York ar tist, who recently returned from thu South Seas. He added that, paradoxically as It may seem, the new prosperity has resulted in bankruptcy for more than one na tive, who hitherto had been com fortably settled in life, and the mortgago of much of the island property to Chinese merchauts. "Formerly vanilla sold at three francs a pound," said Sperry, "but now it is quoted at 75 francs. This rise is the cause of the new state of affairs, and the raising of vanilla NOTICE TO HUNTERS. Is the one Industry if It may be: Guide and packer has saddle and called that of llora llora. The peo-' pack horses for hire and will guide pie simply plant It in a shady spot to good game country. Address C. and wait for it to mature. It re- R. McNeil, Leland, Oregon. 880 slon early this afternoon, wlndinc up the deal. Deans to fapeete. whence they go i The casn fnr th0 tprminai bond 10 me mainiaim once a moniu. I ls8ue wa8 rPcplvpd from tn6 Lum The Chinese are the island mer- bprman., Truat company and charts. They buy the beans from i piprce. Fair and company, both of the natives, who will mortgage all . Portland, at 10 o'clock this morn they own on the chance of a good ing. ii u,. fnuuiu ilia viui mill UU1 1U be a poor one, the Chinese gel the land. There arc two motion picture the atres on the Island, which show a it-lent movies of the west. Cook with gas. DANCE AT TILLER One of those fine social dances will be given at Tiller Saturday evening, Sept. 12. Good orchestra from Kiddle and an enjoyable time for all. Don't miss It. Fresh eastern Houglas Grill. oysters at the p"''' - - - . T -T, L . , - . .. , Conili.g to ItowebiiiK at last! Th- melton put ii re etsiou of THE FOOL Goldemlfib . West $3T WECOMA BATHS In Ban don By the Sea Will Make Your Trip to the Beach Complete One of the finest natatoriums on the coast at your dis- la posal. Equipment all new. You'll find it delightful there. An invigorating swin in clean salt water will clo you good. Plan to Visit Us Next rSaturday and Sundau 6? . - " - ' - tit a-aVTTTI nirm rrr -