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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1925.
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1 Instructions were tallied Vice
I Admiral Roger Weill, commandtnt
the European squadron, after a re
quest lor the' ships bad been re
ceived here from Paul Knabenshue,
American consul la Beirut. Syria.
Slate department oftklala are
. hoiieful that It will not be ueres-
; The Union Wstrict nieelluK o n,ry to move the ships from Alex
the Woman a lluuie and Foreign audria, but In any emergency they
Missionary society of the Methodist would be within quick sailing dia
fc.picopal cburcn. closed tbia atler .tance of Syrian sorts,
noon after a successful two day's I Advices concerning Syrian die-
convention, wltb a good attendance
of southern Oregon delegate.
Tbe morning session was opened
1 wltb devotlonals, led by Mrs. A.
turbance show tbat it centers In
the vicinity of Damascus. A high
mountain range separhles Liamaa-
cus and tbe Mediterranean coast
,0. Marstera. Tbe address tf the i..,.i tor thla reason It la believed
juioinlug was given by Mrs. brock.; the revolt will not spread to the
.Mrs. urocg toiu oi personal eiper- coastal regions to threaten Amerl-
lencea in missionary wora noiu aijcttD ie 0r property.
home and abroad, aad gave a dem-1 Admiral W ell's flagship, the
onatratlon of the annuity plan, five Pittsburgh, was enroute from Cher
ladies assisting her In the demon- jbourg to Cibralter when the lu
stration. Tbe tUeme of her talk mructlons were dispatched. It is
was of Intercessory prayer. In 1 due In tilbralter mobablv todav.
Which she gave an outline of plans rjne navy department left to the
lor local society meeuugs. u i judgment of Admiral Wells tbu
jpointinent of committee waa oiade jshlps which should be. sent to
;&iid report of missionary work giv lAlexandria.
en by tbe district corresponding it jg estimated that about 150
aecretary. Mrs. Martin closed the Americans are in Damascus or the
meeting with an address on chil-! immediate vicinity. The majority
itr.n'i wnrlr
' Th. utlt.mnr.n na.lln. I.. I'll n
with communion, a memorial serv-
lice for missionaries who have de
voted their life to their wore, led
by Iter. J. Knotts. A report of tbe
i branch meeting wntch took place
at Salem last week, waa made, and
election of officers held. Mrs. A.
N. Orcutt gave a vocal solo, with
ntano accompaniment by Mr. P.
'H. Churchill. The convention
closed following several fine or
chestra selections by Mrs. Young's
orchestra.
of these, as well as of the more
than 1,000 American nationals In
the Lebanon legislative district.
which lies in tbe mountains be
tween Damascus and the coast, are
naturalized Syrians who have been
in tbe United Stales and returned
to tbeir native country nud who
have registered with the American
consulates, insuring themselves
American protection.
AS PBESIDEPJT OF
HEALTH GROUP
The Douglas County Health asso
cation met last night at the of
licea of the health unit and spent
several hours considering tbe busi
ness of the organization. O. C.
itrown, president of the associa
tion, tendered his resignation aa
his residence outside the city
m.es It difficult for him to carry
out the duties which devolve up
on him. Ciena Wlinberly, vice
president, will continue the busi
ness of the association until the
regular election which is to be held
at a meeting called for Tuesday,
October 27.
Considerable discussion regard
ing the coming Christmas Seal saje
as held and general plans discus
sed. Detailed work, including tbe
;ilpointnteut of committees, will be
taken up at the Oct 27th meeting.
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.If Coprriiht IMS
If Hirt htb.thicr Marx
' That smart, desirable "something
different" ' '
In Hart Schaf fner & Marx
New Fall Styles
You'll see it, in the new Bracken '
. . colors, in the lines of wider shoul-
( ders and narrower hips.
; The values are "something differ- ,
ent", too; "they're much bigger
than you'd expect for 'such fine,
quality
Duds for Men
- -f ' . i . Incorporated
QU1NE BROTHERS
Arundel, piano tuner. J'bone 189-L.
Cook witxt gas.
A GOOD PLACE TO EAT
Come to the armory on Saturday,
Oct. 21th, and get a square meal.
Chen by tbe Catholic ladles.
TUNiMEL VOTED BY
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DR STATE WA
TEH
(AmcUtcd 1'rou Lun) Wire.)
SALEM, Ore., Oct. 22. Ballot
titles have been prepared by At- :
luriiey-lieneiul Van Winkle lor 1
two hydro-electric measures, one!
initialed by tbe Oregon Stale
Uraufce through Ueorge A. Palnil- ,
-Iter, state master, and llertha J.
Deck, secretary; the other by the
Housewives Council, Inc., of i'oil- l
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(AmocUUhI Itm LvbmhI Wire.) '
1kirrT 1 V'lw 91 TKn
creation ol'ilii pro'iWd Portland- Jj"?; l5ro!lf!BJ!i??hi??
Tualtttln valley tuuuul Uiutrict waa
Hit proved ai tiie special election
Mary A. Iun and Clura A. til
uiontou. .
The measures differ In some re-
Thursday-Friday- Saturday
Plaid Rubber LADIES' UNDERWEAR
-RAIN' COATS Silk and Wool Cotton
. R.8?9.oo 20 Per Cent Off
SpecialS6.25 Fo,..lMiii.Qu,it.y
Ladies and Children Flannelette Ladies'
GOWNS & PAJAMAS Chamoisuede Gloves
Brighton Quality . Reg.$,.35
$1.35 to $2.85 Special 85c
One Lot PEQUOT TUBING
. DRESS LINENS Regular MtBpecial 45c
36 inches wide Pequot 9-4 Bleached Sheeting
Regular 85c yd.
Special 79c yd. Special 69c
THE LADIES' SHOPPE-
basis, the court having about fll,-
UW) left In the fuaii aiiproprlnted
t n - A - - -
. .. . . . i by the state In addition to all
ot the nnmber east, was needed indebtedness lor the pur-
and the project caiiied wttt W. , urovidinB funds Mr lar-
.wiuy.ei mwuvu . rvlB- .... ,h .,rv,i, r the
sures were: Yes l7, no 914. iact '
Otto Erickson. Beaverlon. U. A. , h. hB.i ' Pn.
for the creation of a California
They re authorized ..,,,,,.. nrf au,hari7.es ttis is
suance of state bonds in an
amount not exceeding 5 per 'Cent
Roseburg, Ore.
A contract for additional work on
morning by the county court to,11"' Z,rl .1 'Vil?" ,T
Rudolph Harness and Louis "k;,P,uul,0 ana tn;rlM . Kra'ler of
Portland were elected directors of
the district. '
tor this project. The n.ouey will be " The nroed
tunnel under t'oum-ll Crest, wbieb
used for clearing and grading aud
is expected to complete anout a . DA1.V .-.. ,,u.,u,,.
-mile and a half of tbe remaining U'' ,e.ween the cliy an f the
five miles. T...l...ln V-II..V1 wl,l,l, , lt
The Mill Creek road is being o( lho ' a J o(
built on a vatr Krade from xxu bills '
Lake to the CmiiQua river, follow-. . - p, ;
iiiK down, Mill Creek, a tributary of . wlln
th lowvr Lniuqua. U will pro- , . Q
vide a means of rnmmunlcatio:i , mt
with onu of the moat pro-siH-rous . ROSEEURG STUDIO
furniiiiK communllles of the entire, t fUAWrp I OPATION
county. The Loun J.ko district, to 1 Sf.V rfi i
now l!)laicJ n lart1 latt of the
year.,nhd evtii In tue sununer time
of thu mate's as.sesred valuation
Lnd an inklul uupropriaiiou of
ij't,ojt trom tue general fund
of tbe state, returnable from a
I water aud power revolving fund.
both are proposed constitu
tional amendments, liolu look to
I control of water power by. the
'stute. , -
INKSAFTERCREW;
DF 33 IS RESCUED '
. 1kxTH IlllVA.N'ti 1LACI bTThe iiTvationA"riiiyTlia fbeen
made suncessor to Hie late Wil-
(AmcUMI riM usal WImJ llsm Jennings Ilryan aa superln-
-' NEW YORK, Oct. 11. Her- tendent of the famous tourist
','bert Booth,' a ion of the late class of the Presbyterian church
General William Month, founder of Miami, Fin.
FIRST OF NOVEMBER .
'.nn rtitlv h. rt.rht,1 nVir m rnnirh I Thf. T?nc, hnrff I'linlnfraTih Ktil
dungerons road-where grades arejdiu will bf moved about the first
us much as 25 per cent. It was of the mouth from lis present he
found Impossible to put the old t cation In the Hell building to neu-
roau un a NtillBiaciury giaue m a quiuieis 1:1 iu rui.iii.iu utuiutuui
women wanted!
To worh on apples
Umpqua Valley Canning Co. ,
Phone 525 Roseburg, Oregon
nw rout was laid out up Mill
Creek. The district has voted a
heavy special Ihx each year and
has been' aanlwted by the county
court which has ansined market
road funds to the project. Six
miles of g ratling has bet-n com
pleted and the cin tract Is now let
for aa additional mile and a half,
over the Hat Shop. The work of
remodeling the upstairs room to
provide for the needs of the photo
studio was started today and the
rooni will be'jartitioned 6ft to pro
vide the greatest tfficienry in
handling the business. J. 11. Clark,
proprietor -of the studio, stated tins
TULE UKE FLATS
(Aaociatnl i'nm Lued Win.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 21. The
ian freighter lgnaclo Florio. v
Rent itin a r u ...... i-
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I day night, waa abandoned In -jj
sinking condition this morning at
j.-. v.cn uan ueeu recu.;o ny
I the steamship President Harding,
mo inued states line was Inform
ed by radio. '
The President Harding was pro
ceeding to New York with the 38
rescued members of the crew. The
rescues were made after the Pres
ident Harding had stood by ihe
crippled ship all night, unnble to
remove the crew because of high
seas, which washed overboard to
m i m - i
A NEW HOME;
of Xold" for the Bird
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Itnj-1 , V4 are slpwijig this week a big line of Bird Cage
Men- designs. fThcy come inibrass, fend ane, as bright t
ge in new
ai a gold
dollar. Prices are specially made for this occasion, and
you will be able to get just what you need for the bird
' from the collection ve have just gotten in on this latest
shipment.' - ....
1 '.- - EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
luorninK that tho htuillo'.i'Hork l-iOngon
;hls death the second officer of the
em. i.l wire.) ifreiKhlcr.'AU of the disabled ships
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. II. lifeboats bad been smashed and
Willi ducks which died in southern tne rudder torn away. The first of-
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Churchill Hardware Company
The Iron Mongers
u,i,l nnrilwrn I'a lif ,,rn in fleer Buffered a f raft lira, l.,v
V .. . ' i "'' from a mysterious ailment appar-;'ng uie nign seas. .
one half miles to complete. i space Is nec sary. making a mly were tlle victima of a Chein-! This morning the seas ha. sub
As much of the grading Is j change of ligation imperative. The lcai pi)8,m rather than bacteria, 'sided and the rescues were affect-
inrougu roea me coniraciora wni , yui i.-ri. .11 uUm on j.u k.son Ur .William LcvUi, who made ed In 27 minutes. Captain l'aul
be able, to keep a .small crew busy street and will have an enhance
nil wlnler. It Is hoped lo coiuplute 1 trom bolh Jackson and .Main
the brojeet next year. .
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Cook with gas.
streets.
Announcement
We have completed our new
flour and feed mill and are again
making all our own flour and
feeds. ' , '
We wish to announce that our
plant is one of the most up to date
flour and feed mills in the- state.
Everything made by the most up-to-date
methods in the most sani
tary way possible.
We invite
all times.
public inspection at
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M UX Al"l I lti;i.
trlct-AUoiiiey iy t'onlon. that
they had pxuteU and t-nuriM'aUd
a large Htlll, live kuIIoii of h
unnr and had nVslroyed a (ti;tn
t it v of mash. The utill ;is hi-
I rated In the Scotield di-trict.
arrests lime: been nntde tip to tht
' present timo .
OREGON SQUADTO
EE 100 PER CENT
FOR CALIFORNIAf S
eiiiimnatlons ot tvo of the ducks t.rening of the President Harding
at the state public health Inborn- informed the United States line of
tory here. Jlo said tbe examina- .flees.
tiuns so far made had fulled defin-j Wind of hurrlcaneforce at limes
itely to determine the cause ot the lashed the distressed ship through-
Irmihle unit .th;it the vnit tiil nrft , Out the nlfht anil HuHni, fl.a Tima
Oepuly Slleril'f . (;. Cl-ulll'ft r ,.a i.,ul',,W ml.ht nv0e h llllent llHr,line'a Inn. hn...
and t l'y Marshal W. It. li-nn. of -linon. i,r. Levin said It had been ing there was danger that it would
Keed-Mtirt today reported to Din- t,iffii,.... l,..,l iht h,.inllnii. , be ransized hll lh .
was not the cause of the duck s ana passengers looked on help
illness. llessly.
One dead durk was brought from I Oil poured on the waters and
southern Oregon and one durk suf- calmer weather this morning made
icring from the poisoning alo was'the rescue possible in less than
brought. The latter died at the half an hour.
laboratory.
Chemical analysis of Ihe soil ot
Tule l.ake showed the mud was
: heavy with hydrogen Biilphlde, a
!gas puffieiently poisonous 4o cause
The Klkton bridge has been com-1 r-si- it-nnit . . r. the death of the ducks. Hut wheih-
pleted ami was accepteil yesletdayj tjjtv CrL.Ir WKiMAi'i j er Ihe water also was affected by
by Ihe colinly court. It 1.1 a flue ;the gas was not determined, as
siruciuro witn three
TRIO CONVICTED
OF ASSAULTING
KLAMATH DEPUTY
fAmncMr Pnm lr Win.)
VI A t ri t a f t 1 .
una nti and r-i . t- i-. ure , urt. i' i 1. 1 ;snmni,s mirnrieni ror cnemirui an- 91 rfm.it .....r i. 1
Irxnr uhnroaehes ..,t Must K.tilt al tirHI'lKU IS In 'lt.lt F llf tl) I ' n i - n 1 at I RI lint hi4n Kl'tll t IhB ..i.l. .. . . " J ' ' ,tl1
1 1 'I I I f 111 - fc Pliliu BUII1KI IIH'3.
fa(iii. anil It will ho nome days hefore. ft
i.'ffnn!
mittt J
h coAt of Hllrnxiniatey 25,Mt. 1 wrssiry 01 on Kim
The work ai Uone by LluUatroni ,lm l,lls iu,1h.ill tea en.
and FelKonon f rorthnd, wlioi r,dr!l lU k mttU is ni:i!:i
tore down the old steel bndRe Hl.nnul lI"V0 10 tn"f 111 ,)1If 1
WtnrheMtrr und moved all exrept ." Jt into Ihe p!uy of hi- t
iew iiiii; are nvi'isi Irte'i e
the Itvked vi'e.--. It i- liim I,
poii.et hh: 1; HM-iiiil will le m
or t'atiforiiln.
Lynn ,lMi'-. nil roa--t ft'il
itnty fanilllnn, who forme-ly 1 ? ' ' : ' ; ; ; . ,
n rejuind to Use private fer j , ir.i .nK ' w l . .
rles. The bridge crosses the L'mp-.,,',,, ,eM..r 5h'upn ,htn hl,
qua Just above Ihe mouth Of 1-lk ( f.ir th , Th(., ,
-f-1' ifil.lu fnp Pollfrtrnli ...
wpan to Klkton ht-re ihey
plaett U on the new nterH. '1'Ium
nork tia bein veil dune nnd thei
court 1.- Wfll pl,,-itl wilh the
btl'tec, whlrh aftordn nn outht tni
verdict of etilltr
anaint Jim Murke. charged with
RHtiiiltintr -t L'oiwliiil nw j
report on thu mattersls sub- jherlff. with intent to' kill Frt.
ward fuller and Charles Puller,
father and son. worn convicted of
assault with a deadly weapon.
Kendall roeelved a bullet wound
In the arm while trying to arrest
the trio on llriuor rharses at Oleiw
last! June. Hecuuso or his youth,
the Jury rerom mended leniency
(or Charles Fuller.
ALL 0DTS0RTS?
$0 Wa This Roseburg Woman
Who Tells Her Experience.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
VESSELS TO SCENE
Douglas Co. Flour Mills 1
j U. S Wrniner nureau. Vin:
I flee, Itoseburg, Oregon, it I,"
ending u a. m.
j PreeiplraH. 11 In Icrhoi W.d V
jdredths;
High-1 t'-:!i,"ii.ti:-e y.ntrrd iy
t t ::r:H';T,- IjlI ul.:'u
: rr'ci;'llat;uu l.it 1.' I hours . .
Totul pic !; :inie f Ii L ino".:ti
j Normal puilp. f.,r tins mnr.ih j
Total precip. from Se;it. i.
f 1925. to U.ile :
( ri.t, t.M.rd WiTt.) (Average yreclp. from tiept. 1.
WASIIINtlTOK. Oct 21. Two i 17 7
American destroyers have been nri Total d tict my fioni pt. 1.
(red fiom tlllhralter to Alexsnd-i l!:i
rla, Kgypt, to remain In readiness I Average precipitation for si
here for use. In Syilnn ports wet seahous, (SeptembtT In
ItouUI their presence become' May. Inclusive)
ressary for the protection of ! Pair toniijht and Thurdu . -
Aiaerican lives and property, aa a erale t-mieiHture.
M
tesult of the revolt by Ulbesmen ' WM. BELI MeteoroloIau burat ittBiiaaA.A.
All too ottea womcu accept
tbeir pains and cches as natural
to their sax. They fail to realise
that weak kidneys are often to
blame (or that baelache, ' thoj
headaches. dUzy spells aud that
tired, depressed feeling. Thous
ands ba.e found now health anl
! strength by helping thr weakened
j kidneya with lKairs Pills a stlm
I ulant dfuretle. This Kojeburg
) case Is one ct many:
Mrs. E. A. Mat: hews. siO Short
St.. says: My kidnejs aero out
of order and B'-ted lrr. gnlarly. I
also had severe oitckiiehes. Head
aches were freguent; 1 became
run down and ail out cf sorts.
1 wsu's I'ls from rillcrto;rs lmg
Store soon rid me of th aches
and lh" o.hrr signs ot kijnry dis
order ilisn!earel. '
PtUe'nc. at rll ,'ealers rirn't
sim; lv tsk l-r kidney remely
get liis'i's T'llt the- same tht
I ilrs.- Vatthewg bad. Koster-MIU
! PLAINTIFF I.4ISI M SI IT
0 KK OKAIV I KANSArTlOX
29,939,000 square yard of
concrete street pavement .
' uiere laid in 1924
'Over icoo
CMes Laylmg
Coeefe Streets
This Yeas?
t.tM,-L.tM VrtM I.Mvt Wlrs.)
MKDPOIIO. Ore., Oct. t.
Tlie damaco suit !led aitalnst
Element Uradbury of Klamath
Knlfs by C. F. Gnrber of Crants
Pats for approximately SI.kha
was dismissed yesterday hy Judse j
,1 oiTenon in ine federal court,
where It was helnr heard, because
of lack of Jurisdiction. '
Th suit orlKlnally called for
Ifi.HiiO d.iiiu. allesing con
version of main r..ono of which
wii Tor nunltivo damages. This
was. howeerr. stricken 'off beforn
rejirhlna the federal court. The
pialntlns 0rl did not amend
the claim so as- to read 16 600.
The federal court has no Jurls-
0rtion cvr damage suits .Wess
Iihnn ll.oiiO. w
The conrt officials left last
evmlin for Wrtland after bavlng
itpent over two weeks here In con
nection with th court session.
The reason for this nation-wide
popularity
of cencrete street pave
ment is the fact that it is
the finest looking pave
ment money can buy,
and gives greater ser-.
vice value per dollar
than any other type.
Our fnt booUa,"ConcTtt Struts
for Your Town." will tell you tht
tuhol story. Ask for your copy.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco Building
PORTLAND, OREG.
j National Organization to Imprort and
ExtrnJ the Via bf Concrete
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