ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925.
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THIS MORNING
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Oro-on a -id Illinois to work In tbe
i mines.
W. It. Eastep whose diath oc
f l at llarrisburg early this
morning, when the car In which he
was riding plunred off Hie ferry,
wan the fnlhfr of P. C. Eastep, lo
cal painter and papernanger, em
P'oyed by D. P. Fisher. Tbe elder
Eastep win a resident of Roseburg
for several months, and bad been
making his home with bis son here,
leaving a short time ago for Colora
do to visit a daughter, Mrs. A. I).
Olovanlnl. .
The son left this morning by au
to for llarrlsburg to arrange for
the disposition of his father's body.
The deceased was 67 years of
age, and Is survived only by his
son and daughter.
Trever Hplller, the only survivor
of tile fatal plunge, was on his way
to Roseburg, for the purpose of
taking his mother and other mem
bers of the family back to Colorado
where they resided before moving
to Roseburg a short time ago. His
mother, who resides at the Lane
street rooming house received a
telephone rsll this morning from a
woman residing near the Ferry and
st whose home the young man is
being cared for. Young Spiller is
reported to have suffered no ill
effects from the accident, other
lhn a severe chill from his sudden
submersion, and the shock of the
de-'h of his three companions.
The other two members of the
na'ty are not known here, but are
believed to be young men brought
west by Spiller and Mr. Eastep.
The Eastep and Spiller families
re well acquainted before com
l:.g to Roseburg. '
, Cook with gas.
Added to trie Natural
Wonders of a Western
sunrise, and the invigontioa
oi a Western morning is an
Ate Tr exclusive Kssnre pi m yc
COLDS wiTrri country, a refreshing cup oi
GoMe
West
, folk used td wan for tbelr ship OH BOY, bought ft bargain ant)
lo coma In. Today the? read thai there are many mora cara adrer
New Review clasnlflmt adi. nmna. Rnml Vm yourself. '
PRODUCT SHOW
DECLARED TO BE
PREMIER EVENT
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pearance when the lights are turn
ed on.
A fine exhibit of boys and girls
club work has been arranged un
der the direction of W. 8. Carpen
ter, county club leader. This dis
play of agriculture, aewlng, and
canning clubs will be taken to the
state fair. The club booth has al
ready been decorated and the ex
hibit will be moved in Monday. It
will be augmented by club work
from the Smith River fair. The ag
ricultural exhibits are being enter
ed by the boys In competition with
their fathers in the tray classes.
The county health unit has built
a miniature "Road to Health," a
unique plan for putting over . a
health Idea.
In the next booth the Roseburg
high school students aro selling icn
cream and other refreshments, the
only concession booth in the build
ing. The forestry booth In the north
east corner of the auditorium has
. 273 years ago
The first glinted advertisement appeared in an English news
aper 273 years ago. It told people about a new book and where
to get it.
The immediate sales on that book showed that a lot of people
were glad to have this information.
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Soon other advertisements appeared. Book lovers looked for- O
ward to them for news of the latest and best books.
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Now hundreds of advertisements carry news of buying interest
to millions of people every day. The thrifty housewife reads them
for helpful information in the business of running her home. The
careful man reads them for news of the best buy in clothes auto-
SaJBae-
mobiles or real estate; for opportunity or pleasures. O
EveQ time you pick up a paper you hold in your hand informa- q"
tion that will help you save money, time and trouble in practically
everything you buy.
Read the advertisements buy advertised products and you will be
practicing to the greatest degree real economy!
' t C DOUGLAS COUNTY)i
an Interesting educatlooal dlanlay,
snowing piciuna ui boiii,. iuw-
ttona, and equipment for handling
forest fires. Samples of every kind
of wood produced In the state are
shown also.
Bellows Radio Phop has a beau
tiful booth In which radio and elec
trical equipment Is disnlayed.
Rlverdale. better known aa the
Ourrv estate, In Its display haa a
striking diversity of crops, one of
the features being samnles of to
bacco In the green and dried state.
Denn-Oerretsen and the Rose
burg Lumber and Manufacturing
companv, share four booths near
the southeast corner. Building ma
terials aid mlllwork of all kinds
are on display, a fine showing of
local manufactured goods.
Down through the center of the
hall Is another row of booths, and
In one of these Wilbur Cooney.
aged 11, and Eugene Durland.
aged 14, have a dlBplav of borne
garden products. In which they
are showing 25 varieties of garden
crops.
At the porth end of the row the
Umpqua Valley cannery has a
booth, striking for its color dis
play, with a showing of the goods
turned out at this lmnortant plant.
Four Individual garden and farm
displays occunv the west side of
the row. The Williams Dlllard Oar
dens have a wonderful exhibit of
enormous melons, pumpkins,
squashes, etc.
There are three competitive
farm displays In a row. Alfavale
Farm owned by Busenbark Bros.:
Bonnlevlew Farm owned by O. W.
Burt, and Falrvlew Farm owned
by George Anderson.
These three exhibits are the
best he has ever seen. C. C. Long,
of the Oregon Agricultural College,
said this morning. '
Mr. I.ong has had years of ex
perience In Judging agricultural
displays, and be says that he has
at various times found Individual
booths which might equal one of
these but never has be found three
in one show with such scores as
have been given those to be found
at the show now In progress.
Two long tables In the center or
the hall, contain thousands of
'beautiful flowers, making np one
of tbe largest and best blossom
shows Roseburg has ever seen.
There are also a great many tray
and plate exhibits of agricultural
crops occupying the end of one of
the tables.
Thla afternoon County Agent B.
W. Cooney sooke on the subject of
the crops of Douglas county, giving
an Interesting address showing
some of the improvements which
can be made In the agricultural
Industry
Tonight's musical program will
be given by tbe Helnline Studio of
Music, and the program will be
entertaining. A talk will be given
by W. O. Paul on the value of flow
ers about the farm home.
The show will come to an end on
Saturday night. It has been de
cided, because of the great atten
dance, to continue the show until
o'clock Saturday night. Tomor
row Is children's dev. and the pr
gram will start at 10 a. m.' with a
watermelon eating content. In the
afternoon the children wltt present
a fine program, to which the gen
eral public, and particularly chil
dren, are Invited. At night W. D. B.
Dodson, manager of the Portland
chamber of commerce will speak.
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Maflffi your Car
bhme 'during
Qean-l-'four-Car Wedt
Cook with gas.
TODAY'S BASEBALL
RAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 55
Tony Larerre. hard hitting short
stop of the Snlt Lake bmihnll
team, Is reaching for a world's
home run record. With G3 circuit
drives to his credit and more tlmn
three weeks to go In the Pacific
Coast league, I,azerre Is conceded
a good chance to top all exQ g
marks for one season, llabe Ruth
Gold Embroidery
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Something ef the Orlrntal In
fluence hi seen in this iorui.il
rock ot crepe embroidered a!',
over with foli) and banded with
fur. It Is a tunic model with a
light) flared effect
SPECIAL
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CHAMOIS, SPONGES and MATERIALS
"Perfection" Wool Dusters
that win not scratch the finest finish.
The long black enameled handle enables
yon to dust the out-of-the-way
parts of the auto body. Regu- kkp
lar price 85e litl!,
Thla Week -
"Shino" Mitten Duster
Made of heavy yarn, chemically treated
U absorbs tbe dust. in
Regular price 5c. IX
This tOL
Week V
Tubular Knit Cloth
-yard roll In this package Is enough
for a number of poUsbinr Jobs. J -f
Regular price tSo It I g
Tni 411
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Here Is a Qean-Up Combi
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Fender Brash
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A can of Simon's Cleaner that removes
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a 6-yard roll of cheese clottt its soft
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h the finest -sur
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WHITE WASTE R-v
Auto Soap
Specially prepared soap made
harmless ingredients for
washing the car. 8 pint can
regular price 66c.
This -Week .
Hand Soap
Carry a can In your car
It great for use after repair
work. H pint can reduced
This Week to
White Cotton Waste
Ton can get a wnoie pouna
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of
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0o This w eek
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the long handle gives plenty ot reach,
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Spoke Brushes
Adaptable for use on spokes of
either wood or wire wheels
niAke air cleanirur easy. Re
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1.75
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Paint Remover
It dissolves paint and varnish quick
ly. Leaves a amoetn sunace.
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hit B4 home runs In 192
Amerlran Itgne:
At Moston R. JI. E.
Detroit .10 14 0
Uoston 6 13 G
Muter leu: Holloway, Boyle and
llnssler: Keller, Wingfleld and
Ulschoff.
At Washington
n. H. E.
St. Lonl 4 10 1
Washington .1 7 1
llnttertea: liovls and Dixon;
Zachary and Severeld.
At Philadelphia
R. H. E.
Cleveland 9 13 1
Philadelphia 6 10 f
Batteries: Yowell, Rpeece and
Sewell; .Walberg and Perkins.
National lagiiei
At Cincinnati . . .... ..
Prooklyn 7 14 4
Cincinnati 8 19 2
Kntterlea: Osborn. Cantrell and
Taylor; Mays and llargrave.
WILLAMETTE AGAINST
WASHINQTON TOMOHHOW
(AeroUM hra Wlr.)
SEATTLE. SepL 25. The "nl
verslty of Washington will line np
tomorrow against Willamette Uni
versity In Its first foot hell game of
the season with Douglas Hons my.
renter: Lester I.ev and Edgar Prix
eiiords; Waldo Frlrion snd Pst
Wilson, tackles: Jndd Cutting and
John Cole end": Oeoree WlUon
ml I'arnM 8hldler. half hicks:
Captain Elmer Tesreau, fullback,
and Oeorge rtnttormsen. quarter
bark. Coach Enoch Bagshaw an
nounced today. Bghaw said this
team did not mean he had picked
his 1925 first team.
EX-CONVICT HEAD
OF PROHIS FILES
$50,000 ACTION
NEW YORK. 8ept. 29. -Wil
liam H. fVterson, former state
superintendent of the anti-Saloon
League, announced today that he
hnj ln4riii-rnfl eottriHel tn hrtnf.
suit against the Christian Cen- !
tury, a religious publication of
Chicago, for (50,000, alleging
libel.
The basis of the Cflt. Ander
son said, waa the statement In
the paper that he had "served
time for misuse of funds of the
Anti-Saloon LeaLgue."
In January 1924, Anderson wns
convicted of third degree forgery
In connection with the "splitting"
of rommlsslons with a former
league fund solicitor.
Anderson was sentenced to a
year tn Sing Sing and was paroled
after nine months. Asserting that
he welcomed the prospect of tak
Inr the witness stand in his be
half, "tn a court room not con
trolled by an antl-protestant po
litical mschine." the former dry
leader today said his duly to the
cause of prohibition, to his fam
ily and to himself, "compels me
to take advantage of this rhnnre
to get the merits of my case aired
In the federal courts."
A marriage license was Issued
jtnday to Oarold W. Pltipatrirk of j
Aiynie t rees ana ins may rac
lick ot Grants Pass.
service to start In the early partfor many years an Instructor In the
of November ot this ytarj Rev. Eugene Bible college. The evange
George Keliems, one of the lead-Hst Is bringing with him a singer
ing eranrellats of the church has who has bfen working with blm
been secured. Rev. Keliems Is a for some time, and a strong revlv
brother of the late David Keliems, al effort is anticipated.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
TO HOLD REVIVAL
. DURING NOVEMBER
The local Christian church has
made arrangements for a revival
The McCormick-Deering Tractor
Has a surplus of power.
It will enable you to plow better at this time of
the year when the ground is hard.
This tractor comes fully equipped. Being made by
the largest manufacturers of farm machinery in the
world, its repair service cannot be excelled. Their repu
tation is behind it.
Let us tell you about the long time terms to re
sponsible buyers.
WHARTON BROS.