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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1. 1925 ! X t inrii Mrwc KEARNEYS wtoit GROCETERIA msst?. SPECIALS ..Sugar in One Dollar packages, per pkg 85c ..Bulk Curve Cut Macaroni. 6 lbs. for 40c . Cream of Wheat, per pkg 20c J," Crown Pastry Flour, per No. 1 0 sack 55c Fancy Large Celery, per bunch 12c Dry Onions, 8 lbs. for 25c New Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. for 25c Large Lemons, per doz v...25c J I ( M ilroee Man In i Charles Crlliscr of Melror.e. Iran-j ' SlteleU blhdilta lu Ho.O-bUlK fur ft; few boms today. , Viti.a in Portland G!'nn Taylor lias been spending ' arveral days In i'ortland Iruiisuet ; lug business matters. lt(VlsMrt Men Here. Joseph Lyons anil K. 8. Ill n? dale of Heedsporr, are visitors In Koseburg tociay, transacting busl neiH mutters. . CLOSING OUT ON FRUIT JARS FOR '; THE SEASON t Economy Half Gallons, per doz $1.25 Kerr's Wide Mouth Half Gallons, per dozen $1.25 Ideal Glass Top Half Gallons, per dozen $1.25 Mason Half Gallons, per dozen 85c Serve Yourself and Save at KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA The Store that Brought 'em Down Hers to 8pnd Day Mrs. II. I.. Hull, of Oakland, ar rived here this niornlnK. lo spend the day visiting with friends and shopping. I tot urn roin Salem Mrs. YV. A. Cuiutnlngs, who has been enjoying a visit with rela tives and friends In Sulem, re turned to tli In city last ulght. Hem Visiting Mrs. Vernon McAllister and children of Kliuw, are visiting at tile home of Mrs. (ilenn McAllis ter, of this city, for a week or so. t c. Visit In Eugene Mrs. C. C. Alley and her daugh ter. Mrs. Charles V. Stanton, left this niornlnK for Kugene, where they will spend a short time visit lux. J wr Jj aw J'- - hi 1 tra'ai 1 3 -tWi! '- LOCAL NEWS j Operations Thursday Leaves for Cot Tonsllectomls were perfornn-d ) Olcnn ItartabaUKh, with a party yf's to relay oq Mitts Fern Scott and I of frit-mlM from the north, left t'iln Adalbert Young by Ur. A. C. 8tly. I morning fur Ilanrion and coast i fxilnta fir n u-lr ml fiiitintr In Yesterday L. J. Hodxps motoml from Myr tle CrHtk ytstrrrday and spent sev eral hours hore attt-ntliiiB to bu.si neHa affairs. Pauli In fr., and MrH. W. J. Paul wre amonx those from Dlxonvllle to mo tor here yesterday and spend the afternoon ou business. From Dtllard .Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Runt motor- ed-Xrom Dlllard yesterday and spent -the afternoon here attending tq.piislness matters. Leave For Ashland Mrs. L. Imere, MlHses Hyerl and Lut-llle Iimere and Karl Janiere, of this tit y. left this morning for AHlilantl, where they will spend the wek end vIhUIiik. To Spend Week End at Riddle Miss Audrey Weatherford, of this city, left this morning for Kiddle, where she will spend tho week end viflltlnK with relatives. Leaves For California MIks Ada Ilavelt of Everett, i Washington, who has been visiting - - ( at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- Vlsltora Thursday vey Havel, of this city, left thin 'yyaml Mrs. tleorge Marnh, ofiniornlnir for Ios Angeles, where lTTng Class, motored here yea- she will lxit for a time. tuMity anu Sent the day anemM iTrTto business affairs and visiting fCfflids. Return From Coast . Mrs. Fred Miller, who has been visiting at Coon Hay for several days, returned to ltoneburg Thurs day. Mrs. Miller was accompanied visit ln-esterday ml Mr A. Murnh rpturnnil tn th.lr hnnm hi lw.hlnir ciuuu I home by relatives who will yflWWay evening after shopping I ,UT here for BHVrttt Uava aid, transacting business here a . . " i cnrouie 10 iaiiiDrnisi MIkh Cora Angnt, of Yonralla, Returns to Cottage Grove Miss Kuth Hede, who has been a KUt'Ht of MIhs Mildred Cochran, of this city, for the past week, left for her home ut Cottage (irove, yenterday. Returns Home Mlna Marjorle Cochran, who has been visiting with relutlves and friends at Cottage Grove for the past week, returned home yesterday. henrm Canipflrp Itumlng Clarence M. Stephens who ro fddes In Southern Oregon, paid a fine of $5 and coHts in the local juHtlre court today for leaving a earn p fire burning. From Klanintli Kit 11 Mr. , and Mrs. K. L. Stone of Klamuth Fulls, are staying at the Hotel (tmp(ua for a few days while Mr. Klono visits Htone'e casli etore here. shmtt- time. 0p Hunting Trip Mr. and Mrs. It, Hamburg left yf$rTlay afternoon for points urar UuHi'burg, where they will Pft4--a week or so ou a hunting tri(. Yo Teach at Selma Mr. and Mrs. Temple llrovn, who have been residing on their ranch at IMxonvllle this summer, left today for Selma, where both will teach school during the com ing winter. To Attend University Paul Trucblood has resigned his jkMAoH at Churchill's Hardware company, and will leave the end of-the week lor Salem, where he in tendsB to uttend the Willamette Vulvjjrsity this winter. passed through here this morning enroute to California points, where she will visit. She was met here by her sinter, Miss Klllene Angst, who visited her a short time. Returns From Coast Hurley Spraggin, who has been spending the past few days at lteedrtport, Drtiulon and Marsh Moved to Farm Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wood, who recently came here from Grants Pass, today moved to a farm In the Brook way section, here they will make their home. Y llfh (iiMimliif4 I Ionic Mrs. C. I j. McAllister, of Shaw, has arrlvi-d here lo he the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W- A. Cummlttgs for several dnvs. She U the mo ther ot Mrs, CummiiiKs. (in On Hunting Trip Glenn McAllister, Dexter Mc Allister, Paul Amort, of this city, and Vernon McAllister, of Shaw, left this morning for points above Glide, where they will enjoy a ten day hunting trip. Baumt Return Mrs. Arthur Tlaum. daughter. Margaret, and son, lluridy, return ed here last night from San Fran rtsro. where they have been spend ing the summer with Mr. ltsum. The two children will attend school here this winter. California Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ilex Parker of San- last ! a A m' ('Hllfornta, are guests here i wvfti 'lc-f'i fc. yVtm i K"-. L.lUr. .r'&A' iipUe M Si 4 fA . AtS. 7. SiV SX m yd You may drive your car the length of The Coast, winter or summer, experiencing a. wide range of tem peratures; yet the GENERAL Gasoline in your tank always will produce the same fine results, because its high quality is invariable. Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, GENERAL'S effectiveness never variesl Quick, peppy response to the starter; surging worlds of power; clean, complete combustion and stamina to give the utmost in miles to the gallon that's GENERAL, day in and day out. Tests prove that GENERAL to.day has not changed one iota from the special GENERAL specifications that first won it outstanding popularity. Put it up to your engine! GENERAL Products 'Are Sold Only by Authorized Independent Dealers at the Green -and -White Sign. "FM Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!" V!0J JiLl! smikMj and tub LINE C. DEFIES, Distributor Roseburg, Oregon ni'iii rii nriiiMi in tfnMnnrir in Mr night. Mr. Spraggln is a member me mimM or nir anu "r- an of the Swanee Serenaders orches-1 Hurr- Mr- rker formerly lived In tra, and played at the Smith Hlver hoseburg and has many friends 4 BERLENBACH WEIGHED IN. I TO DISMISS COMPLAINT. fair with that organization. I heie among the younger set. They motored to Oregon. Returns Hnm Mrs. K. H. Ijihey, who has been enjoying a several weeks' visit with relatives and friends at (mints north, returned to her home In this Slator Miller Arrives Slator Miller, sou of M. M. Mil ler, of this clly, arrived hore this morning tn enjoy a three or four weeks' visit with his father. Mr. Milli't u tin In Mint innit nt Fnrt Wonli-n. WashlnKton, vlsltcl wlih,ll' Ihursilsy. Sh.. vllt.-d h.-r son,; n.liillv.s In I'orilsn.l bftore com "- ' '-nh'-y. ' TBconis. an.l hi-r Inn to Hiis. lmrK. Hh has many I ''""Kilter, Mrs. II. J. Davis, at IIcmkI rrli nds here whom hp will alsoj'""'1' j visit. Lvavtng For Portland Mrs. Anna Havel, who has been vlsitlnr nt tliM hmiim ftf Mr mi Mrs. Harvey Havel, of this rilv. I'nmill luiprovlii for tha iiaat ..v..rl .lav. m vi.ltlnn Pin.. Um.m Miss Joseiililiie 1'arrntt, whu leave toniorrow for rortluml whero Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Itapp ami ,ln" ,,Pen """el to her home sne.wlM visit for a time before ao-1 iIhiik htir aro vlslllnir here ut the"""". "J -", lor to her home In Kverett. Wasli. ' home of Mr. Hupp s parents. Mr. l'"'nic. ami as able to lw out ioKton. inn.l Mrs. tieonto Hupp. They imr-! "r """r'" lime yealenlay. Miss lurroiis uinny irienon win iw Mr. Bedfi.ld Visitor H. II. Iteilfielil, (ilvnd.'llo resl deht, was a visitor In this rliy y,'. turilay afternoon and Intusueti'tl hOHlness. Mr. Iteilfleld states that baslmss comlltlons In his vli lnliy atv v)cklnK up lo qultn an i xient now, and that at tho present time there are fourteen su mills In o-'fUlian. rhftsinl a new star automobil while here anil will drive lo Marsh-1 "I",'1 .'" "l,e ",!a", iulde to bo about. field tomorrow to visit for a few ll'l" J"uVMr- ''!""' W'" To Att.nd Conv.ntlon- lN-.ey Wilson of that place. Mr Jom Thrml(. ,, Mr. ami Mis. Ilert (1 Hates left Tubby's Muscle Good But then there la no reason why it should not be satisfactory, because he gets Grimm's Milk Btead exclusively at all meals. Hundreds of Robust, Happy Kiddles In Roseburg Clamor for Grimm's Milk Cread. Why don't you try it? The Ideal Bakery (A a it iiit iil I'rci I.fuwJ Win.) ( As i it-il I'ri-s l.,-ai.l Wire.) NEW YOHK. Sep. 11. Paul WASHINGTON, Sep. 11. VIrtU- Borlenbach, light heavyweight al champion of the world, weighed in at 157 pounds at the commission office todav ation for the defense of his title .v the government. tho decision turned was whether there actually had been any overt act in violation of the law up to ' this time. dismissal of the complaint i iiualnst the so-called Armour-Mor- Heat with mi state boxinn riH wwRit of packing interests is" "TTT lay ln p",."r- i.n,l,rStood to have been decided bFrS i?7Z , . .!. m..n liv IhB eovnrnnient 1 " 1 1-naiHler Of Ro License Rosebure was fin.l tf. ond Niol. In tl. against Jimmy Slattery of lluffalo. Tho decision which soon Is to be jnntiro court for fishing without l., lonipni. siuuery c;uea Riven d.v .secretary jaraine was iic,,n,p v.. KnnnrfBr -. fih. 1615. rook with ras. ilo-ciissed at todays cabinet meet- inn ,lt tho forks of the river and ins nnd formal announcement Is ( brought to Hosebtirg by expected soon. The point on which . -nm Warden r. M. Malcolm Phone 133 119 Sheridan , R4wsn From Diamond Lake Trip -Itlchard Homey and tiienn t'olby who have been sendliiK the pst several days at Klamath Falls and INnmond Ijke have return.'. I to Knsebure;. They spent three days at Diamond l,ake, where they ntute fbat fishlntt Is fine, hnvlnit chiilMii many fine trout, three of which vreiKhed from three to flvo pounds. Re3igns as Postmaster t lltfoid Lilly of tiliile, who ri cenlly sold his i-eneriil merchn't die store at that placu to John Aletander, bus also tendered his res Kimllon as postmaster at (Hide ami will probably be succeeded by Mr. Alexander as soon as the ap point imnt can be made. Mr. Alex ander whs poMniastcr whei he conducted the store several Over From Oakland : dlctment almost certain. I Deputy Sheriff K E. U'as of It probably will 1h necessary for I this niornlim by auto to attend the Rutherlin, was a business visitor in juiikb Ramsay to appoint an attor-: I Klwanla ronvenlloti to be held In : Koseburg today. nfy , dl,f,,nj i,yd. C. It. Kills 1 x::-"rzizz. : , ws appoint- wanls clubs, and he and Mr. Hates! Maynanl and Raymond Hell are - "' lMUvr ot ""' r,"c'' ":0,"r are deieKales from the Hoseburn j visiting In rortland w 1th their par- f'"- 'hat purpose, refuse, to do club, ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. IV Hell an.l '-nd the prisoner, accordinB to a I will remain until school staits her,, report here. Hl.lir IVopI,. Mere o (ieoriie cthori and Mm. On Way to Portland- Kenneth Ilartrum. son of Mr. Mrs. 1 were accompanied by Mrs. Krcd Short of I'ortland Mr. and Mrs. Kred Short are visiting In Wili.ur Mr. and Mrs. Short la In the jtrnrrlr department of the I'ort I land potlco force. : m.ivu si,.,., ..r ii-iik,,v i "f I'.."".'' '" '"'!!" ""''"'"': Ho-'lM.rg .hopping today, and nt -ss phins have lrn made as )ol by Mr. Lilly, lie will visit at Cor- . .vallLi for some lime before decld lwMh ,,,, parM1; ' int: ou a hew locallon. , wi..... . - .-., i ,,,.,.1, . .,, , . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conway ! Mrdford EsMayor Visits and Iwo sons. Hobble and Touimle, I Mr. a id Mrs. C. K. liules. and left bx auto this morning for a four , arandson. (leorge dates, Jr., Mrs. Mr. Carter Improvlno or live week vacation trip to Lew- j Murk Montgomery and Karl White.1 IIowiimI Carter, who was Injured Iston." Jinntana. where they will all of Medf.ud. spent yesterday tn Wcd-io.duv evening while nt work visit Mr. Conway's mother, Mrs. ! Ilos. bine Mr. (iates, familiarly r,,r K. Weaver m Mr w...v..r-. Nollle Conway, and also his sister k io n 111 "I'on." served as mayor mm h i Vvnt.. c,-.k ,.i i.o. uicl ivr t w at-Threo Korks. They expit to j of Me Kord for a numlier of years, ha.-, been confine,! at Mercy bos-i I1ALI.AH. Ore . s. p. 11. Thr visit Yellowstone I'ark, and return ( and slme that lime has devoted pital. Is repo'ted to be improvlnn I'olk countv grand Jurv shortly af by way of Canada . his lime to the management of the by the phys'nan In attendance. Ir. ter noon today finished Invest Iga herd gamue Ihertv Mr. White, who i:.,.. I.' li.iiiei, f i-.r..r k. ti,.n nt th nf ". . . 7 r,m"y 's m marge ot the tractor depail- on lop of a wagon load of against W. V. Lloyd, accused t nariea nt or iiaiuon. who re- me-u or the i;aica Auto company, urine, fell from th,. -.., h.,n ..!. in ih tiri ,i. .r.. i r., cwitly came to Hoeburg lo n.sk. , with Mr. Hates, who attc.ml one of the boxes, on which he was nectlon with the killing of (Union his home and to play wuh theied the convention of Kord sitting slipped, causing him to fa'l 1. Uaun. Independence taxtrab drlv SWanee-Serenaders orchestra, was' representath es held here yester- Into the creek marbv. and the er. Th Jury la expected to report V k " , " """"i""' : ''' sionigomery is wen w ago'i ran over his left isg. hitting some time during the afternoon t.-.i .., ., v nw iiimi ineir. snown lore, nsving oen reared l near the shin a -1,1 bresklns holh and Mrs. 8. C. Ilartrum. was In the city today on his way home in Tortland. He has been worslnc with the forest fire patrol in this county for the past few months. GRAND JURY TO MAKE REPORT ON LLOYD CASE TODAY (X-iO-l Prv I...1T.I Wir-. WASIllNCTON. Sep. 11. resi dent Coolldce espects to await de velopments In the war depurtnu nts of Investigation of aircraft charses. made by Colonel William Mitchell , f San Antonio, and not personally Intervene until the inquiry now un- r way Is completed The president has been Informed I.loyd was before the Jury In per- ,'t the facta are tn be establish! d .hi .e r k . . i . " wnite at first circulatlot.'or aon. beln the last witness rall.d. br the war department and it Is u. i. . . f h" b,H"n V':"' h7 h.rm.? '"J Tn ",e ,not " "" ,n r"rlln " understood that he told .he understanding that when the pi... Vii ,,, ,, I. ' f . . - "'-r i.i - exienr. ii nss now unproved so the same story that he had pre- innulry Is ron.-liid d sit, h anion ' -. ... ......... mi" mere is no osnger oi me tool vlousiy told various officers puu.ii.iu t .iiiiv i.uui.iij. i Docomtng uiortiiied, . B is' jr- -4, v Ar ti Aw 7s3i. JVHvri LiM Vx P U ,. tS39C. ,jV:r Bo Miyimwswi)ym LB.lm;:lATwEGfim; VoonTp!cturelthTfltwriiBBtnTW.' Crflr1c.r' fnr. van flnrt rintn' Anefir.w ir LtnaW . . . eaiaus, not cnotuiuic. - St dui.iwc if piaco your lips-f idt youyjffia iv . iwy,,yi 1 tH .your &cxumxZ- m' will be taken as regards to army This would seem to make his In regula ins.