ROSSBURC NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 192$.
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DISTRICT CON.
VENTION OPENS
The ITnlon District meeting ot
tthe Woman' Horn and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Moino
dlit Episcopal Church. southern
district Oregon Conference, open
ed this morning at t o'clock with
good attendance of delegates
from southern Oregon.
A quiet hour of worship, with
Mra. A. M. Hunt, ot Ashland, lead
ing the devotionala, preceded the
greeting of welcome to delegates
by Mra. V. a. Trueolood. who
Mrs. M. Pratt, of
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firm in texture yet retaining the necessary roughage .
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MAJUtlKI) LAST MGHT
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George Caylor of San Diego
and Ethel C rider of Forest Grove
were quietly married last night
about 9 o'clock at the Baptist
personage, Rev. H. L. Caldwell
officiating. The ceremony waa
attended by only the necessary
witnesses. They left today for
California to make their home.
'been abandoned, but waa appar
ently uninjured.
Cook with gas.
CAR IS RECOVEltKD.
The Studebaker Six touring car
stolen Sunday from John Krohn.
of Cleveland, waa recovered yes
terday In Portland. The machine
was found there by Portland po
lice who had been notified of the
theft bv Sheriff Starmer. It had
llUIIKiK COMPLETED.
The new bridge at Elkton has
been completed and County En
gineer Frear left this morning to
Inspect the structure. The bridge
was built from the long and
short span of the old steel bridge
at Winchester, the materials hav
ing been moved by auto truck to
the new location after the old
bridge was torn down.
PACT REGARDED
AS PROMISE OF
LASTING PEACE
(Continued from page 1.)
reach an agreement for the reduc
tion of land armaments, it waa
said at the White House today, lit.
Coolidge would favor such a step.
He believes the United States has
little. It anything, to offer In the
way ot reduction ot its land forces,
but at the same time holds that
any question involving a further
CHOCOLATES, 50c LB. (limitation of naval armaments
Tour chance to get a real candy cum conaiuem y a cuuier
soeciaL I'hocolate creams, nouxat. I eBC in country with greater
caramels, etc.. in 12 flavors, usual, h0 ' a successful agrecm.nt.
UBS. WILIIELMY
SAVEDBYFRIElip
Doctor Advised Operation
Friend Said Try Lydi E.
Finkham's Vegetable
Compound First
St Paul. Minn. "I .11 ....
Grants Pass, down from overwork and worry, had
music was
Geddea and
no appetite, could
not sleep at night,
and looked like a
corpse. 1 have aix
children (five boyi
and one girl) and
did not get any
strength after my
laat baby waa
bom. I waa get
tingworse and
thinner everyday.
The doctor said I
had to go to the
tension department
and la well known to Koseburg.
having made a number of ad
dresses at the local schools.' Miss
Milam, who Is a very Interesting
speaker, has served two years in
China aa a missionary, ana win
have many Interesting experiences
to relate. -
- Wednesday a program win in
clude reports of the district cor
responding secretary, discussion
on children s worn, ana repuru,
of branch meetings. Mrs. Mevau
will be the speaker of the day
and arrangements have been made
ts nnMiini music. Luncheon will
be served each noon at the church
by the ladies or the tocai mis
sionary society, and all friends
and visitors have been Invited to
attend. The convention win close
on Tuesday afternoon, ueiegait
from surrounu.ng po.u.. the Klwanlans
in the convention, are Mrs. Lau- .
ntnrA leader. Mrs. "K. S.
Homer
COe to 75c lb. grade. Get them at I 2r"u" '"" u e. A. Allen. Mrs.
Carr-s for 5nc lb. . u , .,.,,, M . Hun, Mrs.
. a naval limitations conference un
I til the Interested nations have been
sounded out. In the meantime. It
was said at the White House, he Is
iwllllng that the Washington gov
I ernment should do all In lis power,
I without jeopardizing the national
Meat Eaters
Live Longer
is expert's finding
Eight years' research convinces
Prof. J. R. Slonaker
An Associated Press Dispatch,
dated August 10, from Leland
Stanford University, California,
states:
"Prof. James J. Slonaker, of
the Physiology Department
of Stanford University, has
emerged from eight years of
experimenting, with the con
viction that meat eaters, as
compared with vegetarians,
will live longer, have more
offspring and be of more
hardy physique."
Swift & Company, with a keen
and experienced organization of
men and women, is prepared to
supply you, through your dealer,
at all times, with choice meats,
fresh or cured, wherever you live.
Swift & Company
"IU1UUI liuyai uiuua ui nauvuui
k.i i .k. i-,,rnn.n Grants Paa; Mrs,
isltuation-presumably In effecting Vt Grove. Mrs. I. M.
an agreement on the question of - '" J'W- ,Cok' !
Und forces. j lln and Mra. I. W.
The Locarno pact ia recognized
'by President Coolidge aa an ex
ceedingly gratifying convention.
He has been Informed by Secretary
Kellogg that the state department
expects within a tew days to beln
!a careful analysis of the document.
The fact that the aecurity pact
was drawn by statesmen who had
'political considerations to keep In
mind and that they were able to
1 reach the agreement, la held by the
president to be of outstanding Im
portance. For that reason, he con
tends, It is a step In advance of the
Dawes plan, which waa arrived at
by men who were treed from polit
ical consideration and not compell
ed to think ot their own future as
they worked.
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Heat with gas.
BULGARIANS AND
GREEKS FIGHTING
LONDON, Oct 20. An Athens
dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
i graph says fighting baa been in
progress for the last 19 hours on
the Greeco-Bulgarlan frontier near
De Mirhissar. There is no confir
mation of tbla report from other
sources.
According to the dispatch, Bul
garians attacked a Greek pout near
jjemirhishar, killing a lirecif. otti
clal. When a Greek captain went
out with a white flag, he waa abot
dead. mMt
A general engagement wen de
veloped.
Demlrhlshar ia in Macedona,
some 45 miles northeast ot Saloni
ka
The situation along the Greco-
Bulgarian border was reported
tense early In August in eonse
auence ot the assassination of a
Greek citizen, Jacques Nlcolaldes,
at Stanimaka, Bulgaria. Greece
dispatched troops to ber frontier
and made a vigorous protest to the
Sofia government until the latter
denied Uiat there waa any cam
paign on foot for prosecution ot
the Greeks in Bulgaria and attribu
ted that Nicolaldus' death to the
act of a criminal.
Dispatches at the time said that
between 6,000 and 6,000 Cranks re
mained In Bulgarian territory ana
that under an agreement for ex
change of minority populations
they should leave Bulgaria by Oc
tober 15, after liquidating their
property.
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J. B. McCracken ana Mra. nuipu
Billings, of Ashland; Mrs. A. J
Karon, Mrs. K. D. Henson, Mrs.
N. J. Wiley, of Medford, Mrs. L.
W. Wood, Mrs. P. C. Straley, Mrs.
Marietta Pratt. Mrs. T. B. Cor
nell, and Mrs. J. M. Isham. of
E. J. Jiapie, ui
Mrs. I. M. Tuthill
autner-
Starr, of
Brownsville. Jjsu
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FREE FREE ru.ee,
One 8x10 Photograph with , every
order of 6.ou or over. This otter
cioaes Nov. Clark btuuio, jm
street Roseburg Nat. Bunk Bldg.
Phone 33L
NORTH ROSEBURG
HOME DAMAGED BY
BAD ROOF FIRE
Fire of unknown origin last
night did considerable damage to
the Jack Roberts home in North
Hraehurz. Starting near the stove
in the living room ,the fire burned
upward through the celling ana
took off the upper part of the
frame auuclure. .The blaze was
quickly extinguished upon the ar
rival of the fire department, the
damage being confined largely to
the roof, although the lower part
of the dwelling waa considerably
damaged by water. The fire, occur
ring shortly before 1 1 o'clock In the
evening, attracted a huge crowd.
The losa la partly covered by in
surance. '
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' BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
A number of building permits
have been Issued during the past
week, most of them for small
structures. The permlta Issued are
as follows:
S. J. Helnken $100 garage. East
2nd Avenue North.
F. A. Hayes, 12,500 resilience at
the corner of Haynes and Cobb
slrecta.
R. A. Whltakcr, $70 garage on
Short street.
J. J. Betts, three sheds, each to
cost $50, Oil North Pine street.
Bible Standard Mission $5,000
church building, stucco finish at
the corner of Chadwick and lug
las street.
H. C. Iwson $2,000 residence
on 1st Avenue, north and East
6th street.
Mrs. E. W. Schelffele. $50 Far-
Ltavea for Railhead
G. G. Marsh, who haa been em
ployed here by the Southern Pa- j
clflc company as night baggage-1
man. haa been transferred to Rail
head, beyond Oakridgu, oa the Na
tron cut-off. Mr. Marsh will as
sume clei Ira! duties there. He
left this morning for Railhead on
train Number 16.
'Notice of sals of aivfrnmnt tim
ber, Qoliral Lnd Office, Waaltlug
ton, U C. Kept. SI, Notlte Is'
hereby given that subject to the'
condition and llmllutlon of the,
arts of June . 19U 13) DUL. 11K). 1
Kehrusry . lUltf 14(1 Xtut.. 11711).
und June 4. lti'l) (tl Htat., TCHl. una
pursuant to anutrtmental regul-
Hons .it April 14. 1SIH (I'D L 1. 3741,
the timber ou the following litmls I
will be sold Nov. 14. I?:,, at lu;
o'clock A. M. at public auction at
the U. a land oftU'e at Itoaebuig.
Oregon, to the hlsheitt bidder at
not lees than the appraised value ;
as shown by this nuttce. sale to be I
subject to the approval ot the Kec- j
retary of the Interior. The purchase :
price, with an additional sum of I
one-flftu of one per cent thereof, be
InsT coninilffalune allowed, must be !
deposited at time of sale, money to
he returned If sale la not approved. I
otherwise patent will lsue for the!
Umber, whleh niuft be removed
within ten years. UlUa will be re- ,
i-elved from cltlsena of the Vnlted,
States, aaaoelatioua or such citizens,
and corporations oraaulied under!
the laws ot the united tflalea. or
any state, territory, or district
thereof only. Upon application ot a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included in
any otter of a larger unit. T. 17 8.,
R. 1 w.. Sec. it, nvv NK!4 fir i:o
11. hemlock 111 M . NWU NWVi fir
1(135 M., hemlouk 100 11.. SWI4 KW14.
fir 1300 M. hemlock i 11.. 8Ki
NWU fir S5 el., hemlock to M .
KKi SK'i ft.' Jli M.. NWI4
K'A fir 1710 M,f4i:'A BV. fir looo
M , cedar 140 M,5 S fir 1060
M.. hemlock 40 M. KK', VVU fir
l:25 .M. NW4 BWH tlr 1570 M..
SrJ14 riW'Vi tlr 1140 St.. hemlock SO
M.. cedar (5 M.. SW14 8WU tlr lib
M., hemlock 130 M., cedar o M.. none
of the timber on this section to be
sold for less than ll.to per M. ttr
the fir, $1 per M. for the cedar and
75 cents per M. for the hemlock. T.
IS K.. Jt. 1 v.. Her. IS, Lot 6. fir
430 Id.. I.ot ( fir 960 !., T. 17 S.. K.
4 '.. 8ec. 11. SW11 NWK fir 7 10
1. ZS S. , !(. 1U V., eC. Si, lAil S
fir 240 M , white cedar 60 XI.. Lot
fir 610 M . white cedar SO M.. Lot 4
fir tit M., white cedar 100 !.. red
cedar 10 tt., SKt4 BWll fir 20 VI..
white cedar 96 H.. S '1 BWU fir
IKS M.. white cedar lot it . NKU
SKi fir 111, M., white cedar 145 M.,
Ei bK'4 fir (40 11., white cedar
420 M., SW 8 10 14 tlr 2b0 U.. white
cedar 00 M., none of the timber on
these sections to be sold for lees
than 42 Der U. for the fir ami rMl
cedar and 17 per M. for the white I
cedar. T. 20 8.. K. 4 W., Sec. 16.
NW'4 red fir 400 St., T. 21 8..
It- 4 W.. ttee. S, N4 SWU yellow
fir. 210 red fir, 176 24..
KWU KWL vlluw fie t9S W
for their spelling fi- its w.. shi,. flr ,i u ;
rnela ! contest which Was held here re- none of the timber on these
r,ngiv. . (aectlona to be aold tor ihn
te. aid greatly la th. holtic I WlJTvVi lrV'll
work and she urged a continuance T 24 8.. It. 13 W., sec. 27, NE4 I
of them. She also asked that the!?"'' K.K.kWsn'a,iji ..JJ-ku'
i,,,. . . li.j t 60 M-. nemlock 200 14., spruce 25 St.. I
club get behind health program jNW, nwt old growth fir 400 M.! i
for the schools and to also become second growth fir 400 M.. hemlock 1
acquainted with the school teachers 1 1!!" JJ" Hw' ,sw' fidKro"'ih "r I
and establish . relationship with i ZA:0 "Sv?lf ofd I
them on a friendship basis. a-ruwih fir 1025 M , cedar is 24.. hem-1
Mrs. Minter. president of lh '.. ! mk'4 hkh oki growth
r.,lle.o n t a 1. .k. 11 l!'.r " M.. second growth fir
waaians 10 assist in carrying out
the program of their association.
One of the objects of the P. T. A.
ot the Fullerton school la to keep
the children at home on school
niahta. She also asked their m.
operation in securing movies for I 60
responding. Special
given by Mrs. A. 4,
Mra. P. Covert.
The address of the' morning
waa delivered by Mrs. E. J. Maple,
of Forest Grove, the conference
secretary, who ia a very interest
ing apeaker, and had many fine
pointa of intereat in ber address.
Tho afternoon aesalon, opening
at 1:30 o'clock, waa begun with
apecial music and devotlonals.
Mrs. Brock at this time mad a
f- I n V 1 .1 nt Inn, n,n At nOSDltaL but thlS I Could not l( nil
Pasadena, Caloflrnla. Election account of my family. So I went to s
of ottlcera of the district, for the mend of mme and told her what the
year waa held, and report of , ; ;old dm mA she said, Wow
previous meetings read. i "IvteU W Try Lydia E. Pink-
The opening feature of th1" i 5" .Yt8? 5 Compound as I have
evenlng'a program will be a pla- ; VfSKi" r 60 1 t2rte2 .Uk"
no solo, by Miss Lucille Sapping-1 S1" ft1"?," '
ton. a cornet solo by Mr. Walter j Jced after the first few bottles that I
German, and a vocal solo, by I feltcsjderaWy better. After taking
Mr. Meyers.' Prayer will be led r 1 tlea rgpt over my f sinting
by Rev. Joseph Knotts. Addrea-. Everybody wno sees me now
sea this evening will be made by the great fmprovement in my
M Brock an Mia. Av. B. Ml- , i?'W5.1Wet'h.t
lam. The latter U from the -. r-f---nrVJ-'S "i""
it ot O. A. - wh ul-i uS mm nV,L- ':,,. h'. u?"i
Wii.hki.i4Y, 80a Duke Street.St.PauC
ZUUmUBUln
age on South Main street.
W. M. Chalmers, $150 garage on
South Pin street.
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KIWANIANS AID THE
' P.- f. ASSOCIATIONS
Presidents of the Parent-Teach-ert)
associations ot Roseburg were
the guests of honor at today's
meeting ot the Klwanls club. Each
of the presidents made . a short
talk to the club Informing them
how the Klwanlans could assist in
furtherance of their work in the
schools. Mrs. Ackert, president of
the Benson P. T. A. and county
school superintendent, commended
200 wanted to eat chicken dinner
at the armory on Saturday, Oct.
21th.
RANGER EXAMINATION OCT. 27
A civil service examination for
forest ranger Is to be held at the
post office building on October 27,
according to word received this
morning by Forest Supervisor Carl
B. Neal. The examination will start
at a. m,
redulrement that applications must
be filed with the bureau at Wash
ington before the examination has
been cancelled and the examiner
will have th authority to admit
any persons up to the number of
examination papers furnished. The
exsminatlon Is open to any cltl
sena between th age of 21 and
$5 year.
750 :
hemlock 2S U.. I
hi: 14 old growth tlr 400 M..
second growth fir 400 M.. cedar 100
M.. HV HKH old growth fir 300
M.. second arowth fir 4,,0 m., cedar
176 24., KK4 KK'4 old growth fir 611O
M., second growth fir 775 M., cedar
25 M hemlm-k 20 14., Hec. 25. NKH !
.-nr.--, oim growm iir aasu M.. cedar'
nemioCK 0911 OS., HSU Nl-iu.
Friday night that will prove of iJ'S"'1 ?, " hemlock
benefit to them. Job. for th. chll.!s2. ; tWSL?iSrfa&
dren after school hours was also , second growth fir 4no it., cedar 60
suggested and she volunteered to
secure a boy or girl for any odd
job that might be offered.
Mrs. Brown, president of the
Rose P. T. A. urged the Kiwaniana
to Join their Parent-Teachers as
sociations and become affiliated
In this fine work. She said the as
sociations need the fathers on the
membership rolls aa well aa the
mothers. At the present time, two
thirds of th membership of the
national association 1 composed
of the mothers.
Foster Butner, president of the
high school P. T. A. spoke briefly.
In which be also urged bigger mem
bership and stressed the point that
the men should take an active in
terest in the school affairs. Mr.
Butner outlined the fine work the
P.-T. associations are now doing,
especially locally, and declared
that they were invaluable to any
community.
Miss WIckham sang two beauti
ful solos for the club, accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Arthur
Knauss. Roy Catcjiing won tho at
tendance prise, a crale of lusrlnua
grapes, awarded by Frank Middle
burg. The committees of the Kiwpnls
clubs made a report on their vlslla
to the Roseburg schools last week.
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Oliver. P. A (1. and Case plow
and parts at Wharton Bros.
Bone meal fertilizer at Wharton
Wharton Bros.
M . hemlock 76 U.. NKV. N'Wti sec
ond growth fir 2910 M., hemlock
140 M.. NW14 NWI4 seeond growth
rir f!20 U., SW'H NW(4 aecond
growth fir 3426 M. fcfcu NW44 sec
ond growth fir 2S0 1 . hemlock
150 M.. NK14 SW14 aecond growth
nr iu m mwi4 H1V4 second
growth fir 200 M.. BV)4 KW!4 aec
ond growth fir 261,0 M.. SK'4 SWU
second growth fir 4470 M.. NK'4
SK'i aeeond growth fir 4190 M..
NW'4 KK'i Seeond growth fir 4660
U.. hemlock 1(10 61.. 8W4 HK4 sec
ond growth fir 4M60 af.. NKU tiV.u
.second growth fir 2176 M., cedar)
izu ai., none or tne timber on these
aectlons to be sold for leas than
12.50 per M. for the spruce and old
growth fir, per II. for the cedar
and second growth fir and 50 cents
per M. for the hemlock. T. 34 S ,
It. 3 Hec. 1. HW'i NK'l. nine 37S
M . fir 40 14., l..,t 3 pine, 276 M., fir
100 St.. Iit 4 nine 70 61.. flp 470 M
HKH NW pine 276 24., fir 100 J4..
none 01 tne timber on this section
to be aold for leas than $2.60 per 6L
for the pine-and It per M. for the
fir. T. 27 ., It. 11 V. Hec. 21, SE14
SW'i yellow fir 450 M.. whlto fir
200 M.. hemlock 100 U., KW'4 BK'4
red fir 1501) 14.. white fir 200 M . red
cedar 76 M., Hi:'4 HK'i yellow fir
1250 M re.l fir 750 M., hemlock 25
M.. red cedar 60 M., T. 2 .. It. 12
W. See. 23, lit 6, red fir 41.0 M
none of the timber on these sections
to ho sold for leaa than 32.50 per
M. for the red and yellow fir, 11.60
per M. for the red cedar and 60
centa per M. for tile white fir and
hemlock. Titos, llavell. Acting Cotu
mlf loner
CONTRABAND ALLEGED.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20. The
American steamer Carone was es
corted Into the harbor today by a
coast guard cutter. It waa report
ed she had been seized about forty
mile, off Atlantic City when con
traband was found on board.
THE MATOg;U3Y. CC:.T." ,
Autumns Neivoz,
TOW (3(3 r? s
Latest style tendencies
Fashioned, of exquisite fabrics
Priced at a genuine saving
Crepe Satins
Tretonnes
Flannels
Cut Velvets
Charmeens
Dresses for
Sport
Street
Dinner and
Informal
Weaf
The frocks that enter this event are won-'.'
derously fashioned of the finest fabrics. -Every
feature of the new vogue exhibits;
itself in swirling skirts, ' bolero' effects,
front and back flares, high necks, long1,
sleeves, etc. Black and all authentic
shades.
Misses Sizes 16 to 20
Women's Sizes 36 to 44
THE MARKSBURY COMPANY
OH BOT, bongbt a bargain and
there are many more car adver
umna. Read 'em ynnrself.
Folks used td wait for tnetr train
(0 come In. Today they read tb
News-Review classified ad.
fvf '. trrrrrrn rt r'TirrTTr .
The Testimony of Others
IN my new book which may be
had FREE upon request, on
PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis
orders, I hsv reproduced nearly 10O
letters from among those received from
my thousands of patients. These tell you
frankly of their years of suffering of their
trying horns remedies and even opera
tions, and, finally, of their complete cur
Mnntlnoln all rt.v Th "7 '"J (tUll-OUnuiVlli. mew. ime
continuing all day. ine -ones of
very ctatloe. mam of whom roe
Bur know. im will Icirs hy
readies ltd. Rook whr I r SX
a sltntM 4XAKAMKK to
CnveraeePUeaorretvtrarourtea.
titers
DEAN. M D.Inc
otinAMB orgus: mattu orritti. ;
Or Oh an Build ins SOS Sit Ik. B'IJj ,
At Brand's
ROAD STAND
Pacific Highway 4 miles north
Open Evsnings
Packed extra fancy Jonathan
apples ready to ship $1.65, and
all grades down to 40c a hush
el for cookers. Other varieties
at car-lot market prices. Whole
sale and retail.
PEARS:
de Anjou
OVERLAND GRAPES:
Tokay
Malagas.
Bweet Julco Orspes,
4c lb.
Jelly drapes 3c lb.
APPLES: Jonathan
i Delicious
Hpitaenberg
Newtowns
Horns Beauty
Onno
Arkansas Blark ,
Cooker
CRAPE JUICE: Order taken
for fresh grape Juice
Bring contaioet.
V. li. Come and see Ac
golden pheasants
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CoffeeX
Baking
Powder
Extracts f
Spices
Schilling Lemon Extract
contains over three times
the amount of Lemon Oil .
required by United States
Government specifications
which means that Schil
ling Lemon goes three times
as far as most others.
SchillingLemon
Extract
Vsnills
Almond
Orsnsn
i Peppermint
Anisa
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