Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 03, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1925. I .Scryour stomach! 4 . 'J J a '.. . Don't overwork it by "stuffing" and eating between meals. t . . Try WRIGLEY'S when you want M just a snack" " ' It will soothe and , satisfy your taste craving, allay thirst and feverish mouth, calm ' the stomach, ease your tired nerves. i . . ' Teeth are kept clean, throat refreshed, the craving Is satisfied and ,: when regular meal , time comes, you're ready I 'I Then "AFTER EVERY MEAL" it aids digestion. af - m r7 i Vmpqua Klan No. S. KnlKhts of the Ku Klux Klan, I prepar- mc for a huge homecoming pro gram to the presented on the Bight of Monday. NovemLer 9th. All Klansmen of Roseburg and IJouglas county are expected to be present, and Invitations have 'been extended to all other klans of the state, many of whom are expected to be well represented. The Imperial representative of the state organization will , be prosent from Portland and will be the chief speaker. Consider able outside talent will be pre sent for the program, which will be of much Interest to all Klans mon. : . The only public feature of tbe homecoming will be the monster parade to be held at 7 o'clock. Several hundred robed klanamen and klanswomen will march In the parade, which will be led by the Douglas County Concert Hand. A float is being built for this event, the entry being of a symbolical nature. ' The parade will march over the usual route along Cass and Jackson street. Mayor Houck was requested to give permission for this parade, the Klan rules requiring such au thority from city executives, but following his usual policy the Ma yor advised Klan officials that as long as the parade Is conducted In an orderly manner, no permis sion wlll.be necessary in Iiose-burg. SUFFERED TWO YEARS Finally Relieved by Taking Lydia b. rinkham a Vege table Compound, Says Mrs. Anderson Rannley, Maine. "Lydia E.Pmk- ham'.VAK,tAhlr!ninnmind helued met ' crreatlvforu&insin Uie sides and back, headaches and tired feelings. 1 suffered twoyears and it seemed as though 1 could not ?et my work done rom one day to the next After reading letters from others who had taken the Veg etable Compound j 1 decided to try it and now I can do au kotos ui wurK bcwuik, wiiuif( ironing and sweeping. I live on a farm and bave five in the family so am busy most of the time. I recommend the Vegetable Compound to my friends and hope my letter will help some one to take your medicine. " Mrs.WAL.TKR E. Anderson, Box 270, Kangeley, Maine. r Over UUO, 000 women have so far re plied to our question, " Have yoa received, benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkhani'a Vegetable Compound?" 98 out of every 100 of the replies say "Yes, "and because the Vegeta ble Compound has been helping other women it should help you. For sale bv druggists everywhere. S3 ( Accounts owing "Tae Bellows fltoro Co." are due and p.iyable to JIarold Bellows at Culver Hardware store. "After Every Meal . r- You can go to Portland and Return - November 5th and 6th Convenient Sleeping Car Service to and from Portland . Daily For the Regular -One -Way Fare ,- Take advantage of this special fare tickets, carrying return limit of November 9, and attend the Pacific International Livestock Exposition . ' PORTLAND October 31 to November 7, inclusive , ; Ask Agent for Further Information Southern Pacific Lines NATIONAL aPPLE WICK-October at-Naetmnar s. -. . . .. 'evrrynodv si Anulf-EiteV' JIHTIUK tXU KT HAS ; lll'HV 1A MONDAV. Monday was busy dsy for Justice; of the Peace George Jones, who Imposed Tines amounting to 1180. .The largest title of 2S0. was placed against Clarence Gould, charged wllh setting out a forest fires. Others were for violations of the Iraffle laws. James J. Martin was fined IIS and costs for driving a car with out lights. On a showing of reckless driving the Judge also took his driver's license for 30 days. I The first srreal under the new state lighting Jaw was made In the local justice court yesterday, Joseph L. Andrus being fined 15 for Improperly adjusted lights. Jacob K. Winters, of Marsh field, paid 110 and costs for driv ing with faulty brakes. James J. Hoblns entered a plea of not guilty to driving on the left hand side of the road. He featured In an accident. In which he was charged with being in the wrong position on 'the rosd. Lenlin ('orvalho paid fit) for driving without lights. Cook with gat. P. T. A. DELEGATES ARE HOME FROM STATE CONVENTION The Roseburg delegates to the state Parent-Teacher Association numbered the largest of any dele gation outside of that of Portland, according to the reporta of return ing delegates. This city Is the first to have teacher delegates to the state convention also. A number of changes were made by the convening delegates, among them the change made In the dis tricts, dividing the district's so that there aro now moro than formerly. Mrs. P. H. Churchill, who attended from the county council, was elect ed president of the eighth district, which Includes Lane and Douglas counties. The keynote of tbe con vention program was to promote the good relationship between the schools and the home. Miss Julia 8iooner gave a notable report on child labor amendment. . A great deal of discussion was held on the matter of clean literature. Miss Mildred Utarrctt, teacher of Cottage Grove, and former Itoseburg girl, gave an excellent paper during one seaslon. The president of the Na tional Congress of the Pareuta and Teachers, Mrs. A. II. Reeve, of Phil adelphia, addressed the convention, talking on t lie direct relationship of organisation and leadership An other Interesting dbcourso was giv en by Miss Mary MrSkimmcn, na tional president of the N. E. A., of Rrookllne, Massachusetts, discuss ing the needs and Usefulness of the P. T. A. Mrs. Muble Church, on bt hnlf of Roseburg, presented a boquet of chrysanthemums, the most beautiful that were seen at the convention. Tho Itoseburg delegates were ac corded fino treatment and were guests of the Portland teachers on a number of sightseeing trips. While In Portland the delegates from this city were guests at the home of the Misses Duckman. They valted the Ruekmsn school on the east side where the platoon system Is In effect and has been thorough ly worked out by Professor Gary. Parents and tesrhers from this city tteiiilinx the convention ' tie Mrs. V. H. Churchill, .Mrs. Kciltti A. kert, Miss Atnrjorle Shsy, Mrs. H. L. Kidder, Mrs. Fred Knight, Mrs. Mlnturn. Mrs. JHsble Church. Mrs. W. P. Ilrown. Miss Feme Scott, Mrs. A. Dswe and others in the party were Mrs. J. E. Sawyers and Alius Uertrude Rast. Mrs. John Harvard and Mrs. Earl Agee at tended from District number five, o look here: Would sou lll;e tn know how to mnko tmo or three overcast button holes a nin.tte on your sewing ma chine WlTHOl'T ATTACH MENTS Also mending and blank et stitching? Come to Room 2u9 high school. Wednesday, Nov. 4, :3i a m. It's free. EH The month of October Just past, although unusual In its lack of rain. Is not a record breuker, flc- cording to the monthly report i filed this morning by William 1 Hell, meteorologist. The total rainfall for the past month was .05 of an Inch, the lowest finco 1U17. when the precipitation was: .02 of an Inch. The record, how- . ever, was In 1895, when no rain-, fall at all was the mark recorded at the observatory. Several Octobers 1n tho past 49 years have been quite tow in rainfall, although a figure under one inch is rare. The average la 2. til inches. Last year the month i of October broke all previous lc ords, and sot the absolute niaxi- mum for rainfall in any ono month, when the total precliiitu- tion reached 10.45 Inches. A'ldo from the 3'.tDito;!e of r:iin tho month of October of tins SAVEwii SAFETY DilUa STORE 4 k. aaa - " ''-.- I I v' hBBSSBaTaCsy Jmmt ITYC . .(..,!.. , -1 , (The Ten-in-Ohe Drive) GIE EN&UGH FOR November 3 to 6 KEEP ROSEBURG ABOVE WATER! s-r. rr-r r"ir,WSSfw','T TIi ycRr was very normal In all re spects. Its temperature wan with in .3 or a degree of tho average dally temperature, and there was no exceptionally warm or cold days. The wind velocity record of tho city waR malntninod by an river :ige hourly ciovement of 1.9 miles, with a maximum wind ot 12 miles per hour. Thorc was fog on 19 of tho 31'davs, and light front on the 1 l!h, K.th, Ifith and 23rd, and a heavy frost on the 13ih. I Men's suits cieanet ana pressed, $1.60. Roseburg Cleaners, phone . 72. I MIsl4M.wixIIIIIIIIITTn SOMETHING NEW! I I Fruit-Oia-Nut I BREAD I tfr Utfb. It is pure I VVV.,' ?V wiihuut taste I I v'.VuiJt:tj . i f2ic . I vii. Bottle I ! i ::b6rn: I W'EI.I.S To Mr. and Mrs. Dan' i Wells of Rosi-burg. nt the Mercy i Hospital, on Sunday, Novcmbor 1, IIOIRE To Mr. and Mrs. Ku- gi ne- llolce. of Dixonville, nt Mer iy Hospital on Monday, Novcm ' ber 2, 191)5. a daughter. WILLS To Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Wells, of Azalea. Novem ber .1, St Mercy Hospital, a girl. we are introducing g tnis Sew tiiead pro duct made in our own shop, to Roseburg homes. Every house wife should make it a Bj point to order a Fruit-Ola-Nut Bread .... fleet Willi g!u MARSHALL DANA MEMBER STATE PAROLE BOARD (AMorUtH l'rr Lramt Wire.) PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. . Mar shall N. Dana, local newspaper man, has been appointed as suc cessor to W. G. MacLaren, as a member of the state parole board. Circuit Judge Ashby C. Dickson, who was commissioned by Gover nor Pierce to interview Puna, an nounced today that Dana had no-- - cepted. i Judge Dickson also stated that Judge Richard Deich had accepted appointment as a member of the .battleship Oregon commission, suc ceeding Colonel U. G. Worrilow. I'resh grape Juice at Overland Orchards. Bring containers or h ave at Brand's Uoad Stand. Will deliver when filled. Vli.l iNIST . fit VI-i 'IO AI'I'KAIt IX liOntvlU'Ull NATHAN FULLCRTON 77, a jCtC Drug Slori Roicburg '( Oregon LmKf KIDS $3 , in I Uosoburc people will noon be (t;tvFD the opporuinity of enjoy ItiR h musiral irent present e) by Mtns j Kllznbelh Spencer, attainted by Mifs Lucille I'allette. viollntnt n nd pinnlst- The concert will be jjlven under mi pee of OttV Mu ptic store.. MIm Spencer has made : numlser of fine records for the MMiton phonoprmph. and hat won n place ainonK the favorite Kdl on artinr. Date and place of holding the concert will be an nounced lntr. and ticket of ad mission will be iaaued by Ott'a. 1 Better lhn anything fj S yoti live ever u.v.d. &, and induces lienltli and Aj S vigor. I The Oregon I Bakery g Phone 241 S -Mi liTTTrTWTIWfITTTIrII'Tl I Donald Parker Concert Violinist and Teacher ID2323 MEMBER OF PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND GERSHKOVITCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Morniiift Oreaonlan:" Donald Parker has a tone of uncommon . b.auty and technic that fulfills all requirements. He has much that Is Individual in Interpretative ability. High School Credits Given For Appointment Phone 42 J Cook with fras. Bakings leavened with Calumet taste better, look better, are better; possess purity and vvholesomeness essential to healdi building foods. aose I T CAR I THE WORLD'S GREATEST intlTTni SAtKS ', TIMES THOSE OF AWT OTHER BRAND Your, clothe NtV&r. WILL. ASOSe th& greatest ii We have built our tepu-t-irnr. for ixn'it lAiin.lry ork UKil tile noild folln- d.iion of consistent care. We tn-st eacti sod every IntilvMiisI KKtnieut and piece of hoUFihoi.i fabric wllh as much cm-' u It would receive in ii own home. Our pilt-e ate asreeable. Call us up. Roseburg Steam Laundry , PHONE 7t O'GORMAN LUMBER FIRMS FILE IN BANKRUPTCY TAC'OMA. Wash.. Nov. Con mrrent with the fillnu of a peti tion for bankruptcy this morning in the district court by J. S. O'Oor nian. a Vancouver, Wash., lumber man, wllh liabilities of $51.4x6.63 r:ime the bankruptcy petition of Hie Oreenleaf Lumber company of which O'Goiman is president wllh liabilities totaling Mo5.040.i6. The 1 1 reenleaf Lumber company is a Vanrouver. Wash., corporation uilh offices In Portland, Orexon. Pine Street Machine Shop Opposlts Flour Mill. The best equipped shop in town for rcpnir work. 'e ore able to handle your i large joj ns well as 9 your small one. ; GEAR JUTTING PUBLIC AUCTION SALE At J F. Darker' Wood Yards, corner of Main nnd WasiilnKton Stret.i. H,se Itur?. Ore.. Saturday. Nov. 7. 192.1. Sale starts 11 a. m. sharp. Carload of horses all well broken work horses from 2IU0 Hi. to 3tii0 lbs. a team. I have (inlsh-Ml my tontracis with the tem and have no woik for iliin and am forced to sell il-.em to Ihe blshest bid.'.-r. They are first class stock, all In good order and most of them youtir. I have ipv era I teams' that ore first class for lofrshiK that will weigh from 3ihi lbs. to .Kn). The balance of these are weil built teams of mares and horses that are sound and true. These horses will be Kuaranteed In every way. A few well broken single horses. 1 gentle saddle mare, lfttio lbs. Harness for them teams will be sold also. If you want first clasa work horses come nd look these horses over. They will be at the above plact for - inspec tion atlrr Wednesday. Jams Harpsr, Owner. J. K. Greer. Auctioneer. TELEPHONE FOR YOUR GROCERIES AND LET US DELIVER THEM It is much easier to lilt the receiver on the phone than It is to carry a basket of groceries home. Kellable persons may oien a-charpc Recount with ns and linn phone for their crocrrlcs and have them delivered to their homos. We si ll at as low a price as is possible, considering aual- H y and service rendered. Ii Is a pleasure to serve you nt a!l tlins. " Try Knight's Itogue River Catsup. We have KnlKht's Sauer Kraut and Mince Meat, and they are fine. Support the Community Chest, give all you can ECONOMY GROCERY O. L. JOHNSON The Store That Serves You Best. ' Phone 63 Announcemen r r Our Florist Shop is now open at .3 12 N. Jack son Street, second door north of the Liberty Theatre. We shall make every effort to give the peo ple of. Roseburg and Douglas County a flower service that will justly entitle us to be known at Roseburg' progressive and depend able florists. Flower Shop 312 N. Jackson Greenhousr; West Roseburg The Umpqua Florists Walter Carpenter - - -'---.-- . ... . . . .