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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1925 atiaitg,at.r::a.a?rjaa .a a.,i la xx . x. f NEW ORTHOPHONY VICTROLA All Music Lovers should come in to our Store, , . , . , ' and hear the f. i New Orthophonic Victrola 1 Ve will Accept Your old Victrola or Phonograph as a First Payment on a New ' Orthophonic Victrola Ott's Music Store WhenWinterforaS Mm Foley's Honey andTar For Coughs and Colds FLASHES OFLIFE ( AaanrlatH Praaa imiH Wtr.. NEW HAVEN. Conn. When aelf-sryled red blooded Harvard graduate ask A. Lawrence Towell why the football team doea not win, Harrard's president recalla that red blood la most red when It han not been through the brain. He told this at a meeting of educators In-deploring college students' lack of desire for intellectual develop ment. NifW YORK Herbert Newkamp retired manufacturer, opposing: a plea for alimony, deposes that he has to support two sons-in-law, In-: eluding a marquis. ! BERLIN Music lovers are ad miring the left band technique of Paul Wittgenstein, an Austrian pianist, who lost hie rltht arm dur ing the war, and for whom Richard Strauss baa prepared a special con certo. NEW YORK A flood of crimin ality Is endangering the country mora than at snv time since Fort Sumter wsa fired on. In the view of Judge Alfred T. Taller. 'PRAtTtTE-A government filer bas bad an unwonted thrill. At tacked suddenly up In the air by an Insane passenger, he fought with one band and with the other guided the plane safely to earth. NEW YORK One of Joffre'a (axis of the Marne haa wheezed uo and down Fifth avenue and Broad way to help aell tickets for a ball In aid of needy A. E. F. veterans. AMIENS. France Having com pleted a month's absolute fast un ' rter'a glass case, a professional faster took a glass of water, then collapsed. TEW YORK Phil Plant haa not yet given a wedding present to Connie Ifennett with whom be Cpsmarl oi every Genuine FTSHBRAM) 01 iirro 'toydaif r TCL.'Pixi Ti-.ttJ" . KM nU.WOHMCfUULJUl A.1IUWLM LU Q"V Ul MRS. STILLMAN NOT TO WED McCORMICK; AGE GAP TOO WIDE rAaanelat-rl Hreai LawA ff ) NEW YORK, Nov. S Mrs. Anne V. Htlllman denies that she and young Kowler Mct'ormlck of Chl icago plan to marry after she ob tains a divorce from Juinea A. ffi tjtlllman. "I am too old and he is too young," she has Informed a repre sentative of the New York World, answering a direct question. Interviewed at her camp at Grande Anse, Canada, where Mr. McCormlck Is visiting her, Mrs. Rtlllman admitted, the World saya In a copyright article today, that she and her husband have reached an agreement as to a divorce. A mutual friend acted as mediator last summer. All that remains la to reach an agreement aa to a money settlement before proceed ing with her suit. Mr. Rtlllman as umnl nniA Vwf fira t lira won rm bo-at to permit her to divorce him. she i.16 for Shoyer. William F. said, then started bla "unpleasant j Brennan, the democrat candidate suit." wa Poor Oil'd with 25.679. Dressed In a brilliant ahort red Tne "Huatlon, unprecendented In velvet jacket, short plain skirt and !tne "r' history, waa expected to wearing beaded moccasins and a ,6" to the courts for decision, necklace of large pearls, Mrs. Still-1 Overwhelming majorities were man was putting to bed baby Guy, run up by the republican candl whose paternity waa disputed In dates for other city and county of the unsuccessful divorce suit 'ices. Judge Benjamin It. Rem brought bv her husband. ihaw, whose defeat for the renub- I Mrs. Rtlllman says that she and lllcan nomination for judge of the her husband are "good friends" 'municipal court led to chargea of now, and that their children visit fraud and the arrest of a acore of him whenever opportunity offers, election officials, and Mrs. Violet He la giving her an allowance of iFahenatock, Philadelphia'! first 7,500 a month, the amount decided woman magistrate, were among CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH MONEY Send thii aa and taa caata t Foley aV Co., 113a thatBald Ave, Chicago, III., amtlpg your Kara, and actdraia clearly. Yon will ra coiva a aaropla battla af !'!-r'l Honor and Tar Compound for c.uaiia, coMa aud hoaraa i o.a, al.a aampl. pack.aa.1 of Folar Fitla. a rliuiatir atimulaat for tli. aidnaya.and F.l.y Cathartic Tablato for cuaatipation and bill, outnaaa. Thaaa rlea.ndabla lainadioa ara fraa from oplntaa and have halpad nilliana af paaplo. Try thamt W. F. Chapman. received 107,526 votes as against bv the court pending settlement of his ault. As to reports to a marriage with Mrs. McCormlck, the World says: "They deny It singly and together, but do not deny the great bond of sympathy between them." She did not aeem displeased that the question was asked nor did I McCormlck. I In New York when Informed of Mrs. Stlllman's statement about ithe dlvor.ee suit, her attorney, Ittnac N. Mills said: ''I am sure a mlstuke haa been made." eloped, but he's going to. FLORENCE, Italy Gutzon Borg- lum baa had a colossal monument to American Independence made here and it will be abipped to New York. COBURO, Germany Grand Duke Cyril, who clalma the Russian throne, ban made a rough draft of a constitution and appointed a com mittee to complete lu DUBLIN The Pall Is discussing the possibility of excluding unde sirable Sunday and week-day news papers from Ireland. ROME The haa protested Maxim Gorky'a villa at Sorrento by the Italian police. ROCHESTER. N. Y. Almo W. Coollilge, a carpenter and cousin of the President, Is dead. Heat wltn ga. COPCO UNITES WITH BYLLESBY CO. (Continued from page 1.) Wf for several years have been con nected with those of the, Mountain Statei Power Cnmnany which It controlled by Hvtesby Interest.. Serve 44 Communities. NTCW YORK. Nov. 4 Plans have been made to consolidate the California-Oregon Power company with a new company to be organ ized and controlled by the Stand ard Gas and Electric company, H. Soviet government , M. Bylleshy and company an- recent aearch of I nounced today. The California-Oregon company operates a system supplying elec tric light and power to 44 com munities In northern California and southern Orcein, Including Klam ath Falls, Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass and Rosehurg, in Oregon, anil nunsmulr, Yreka and Fort Jones In California. The company owna and operates eleven hydro-electric plants, with 775 miles of high ten sion transmission lines and 760 miles of distribution lines. The physical properties of the California-Oregon company for some years have been connected with the Mountain States Power company, a utility of the Standard Gas and Electrlcltv company. The Mountain States Power company transmits power from the Califor nia-Oregon romnany to the Port land Electric Power company. The announcement said it Is ex pected that in the future energy will be delivered into the Coos Hay and Humboldt Bay territories now served by the Byllesby companies. PATARRH I of haad or throa S btnafltad bv the WICKS V VapoRub of haad or throat la usually btnafltad by the vapors of UllUmJmrm Ud Y:,ly those defeated. Proof of tne pudding la In tast ing whether Duyer of" seller read the classified ade . Mink Is Trimming On Fall Costume -ve ia is i Cook with raft FULL SWFEP OF N. Y. MADE BY TAMMANY The VeeJol "film of protection" gives smoother operation, prevents unneces sary repair bills, and gives your car a higher second-hand value. Get complete Veedol lubrication service today from the dealer who displays this sign. MIaMa3WlIIaIOIIaWaIaIaIa:ala Travel To SAN FRANCISCO 1 Los Angeles and Way Points BY PICKWICK STAGE Two Schedules Daily Leaving Terminal Hotel 7 A. M. and 3:35 P. M. One Way Fare to S. F $14.75 Round Trip Fare to S. F 29.00 .One Way Fare to L. A. 26.60 ' Round Trip Fare to L. A 50.00 '.Two Days to San Francisco and Three Days to Los Angeles by Pickwick Stage CALL Terminal Hotel Phone 586, Roseburg, Ore., for Information p . . uwieie returns innay trom all tne t, raWIWiawvalOraWaIararaTCa ,(,, 4j wan)( .fcoweU lu,t he fc,a lj,,,.. ffontlnn'Ml from page 1.) defeated the Initiative to purchase for 13(1,000,000 the Mnrket Street railway. By a small majority, the propo sition to remove nnn-Cathnllc cem eteries outside the city limits was defeated. Winner Foe of Prohibition. NF.WAHK. N. J.. Nov 4 Suc cessful In his candidacy for gov ernor of New Jersey as an avowed wet. B. Harry Moore, democrat. .and commissioner of Jersey City. Is going to try to have congress modify the Volstead act. ft Moore defeated State Senator g Arthur Whitney, republican, who Jaj declared for enforcement of the A Volstead act and the state enforce ment act. Moore, with virtually complete returns tabulated, had a plurality of 42,152. The camnnlgn extended over six months. The wet and dry Issue entered early when the anti-saloon league endorsed Senator Whitney. Moore's election In a state which Inst year gave President Coolldgo a plurality of 870.000 was seen as Increasing the prestige of Mnyor Frank Hague, head of the Hud'on County democratic committee. It was In Hud'on county that Com missioner Moore piled up the enor mous plurality of 42.000 votea that gave him the election. The congressional district in smith Jersey elected republican. Stewart Appleby over J. Lee Kin month, democrat. Annlehv. r-nl testate broker In Asbnrv Park, will I succeed his father, the late T. Jl Frank Applebv, who died In office, i ? Dvlng Man Winner. i Pim.AIiKI.PIII A. Nov. 4 The! E republican organisation failed In ' i Its efforts veaierdav to elect Fred-1 t, erlck J. Shoyer district attorney J of Philadelphia by meana of atlrk-1 f -rs after former Judge John M. jl Patterson, Its regular nominee, had ( been reported dying after an op- -i ersllon for gall stone colic. ji Mr. Tatteraon died less than five g nnura nner tne pons closed. om lO'tcle returns today from all the i iV Y I r 7 f " f ' f i ?! $JF f , ! JL C0M1UN ITY CHEST (The Ten-in-One Drive) , give; enough FOR ALL ! November 3 to 6 . KEEP ROSEBURG ABOVE WATER! Still the rnsrmblfe cuntinuea to hold favor. This one has dress of creiie faille and I worn with an exquisite coat trimmed with mink. The cfose fitting hat, which is suited to the youthful face, blends well with the co-tuuie. Get Rid of Your RHEUMATISiVI Before Winter Sets In Irrtp rtr4 I rlr Arid Prtrooltoi r IMi'lril anil ih KhrmmmUr V n KtMrlM l l.4- r flit S 1r IN It hits T.tt ul -ruHr lltinr. Kvrrv 1 tu irtrf pt In m rnuntv In iitl.orlcil t'i unv li rwry rhiinn.u f AHfiir rltfiinint li th. if n full itrtt Imiilr i. t 'if nur ,..T,-iiTtii 'f . 4lM'n nut (n.W Hit wty ..tn . r I'm HWtill- ii lal it.i W;iV CV.'li (!,. twttiK tt rhi'iin.iiHi- 1 1,. t!r.l! rftttrii jt'ur nitui.-j itlmut nimim nt. All.nrh.i m hot-n trl.-,l nnl t-t. fil f it '. mitl rtv-illv m rvt l...i, rmuM" h:i tu -n m n'liii'lu'n t in th-1 mo awpva-r1 r w lirr' 1 h- nfftTlmr Mint nr.Mi W;m li'lt iwi lMt.'..u, ftht-i th JuitU-nt v.ij iidl-l'. Jnmfi fl. A'r-n. of J Krtrh S Rt.i hrtrr, N Y . Ih itimovfrf-r .Mlfnihi. who for ninny oir nut. fTr t t'f (ri' r,l nf A Mit rhfumti. Ham, dfittrv all tuf ft ri to k nv it h tm (nun. I'M. 1 r iisx ii tl to ."riBe It AU rthovs in r.fl in- CHICKEN DINNER AND ' BAZAAR. 4 The Ladles of the Hoaeburg ftebekah Ixxlge will nerve a chicken dinner on Wednes- day, November 18th In the salesroom of J. O. New la nil's Gaiatte. They will also hold a bazaar. 1IOM VP MKSNK.M.KH. VANDEttGRIFT, Pa., Nov. 4. Two armed men abou noon today held up Warren Walthour, messen- . Rer fnr the Vendergrift Savings and Trust company, and took a satchel said to contain $75,000, Walthour reported to police here. Indian-Design Vogue Favored Men', suits eieanen ana pressed, $1.60. Roseburg Cleaners, pbone 71. f.IaI.I.WaWaM.I.IaIaM.I.I.M.IaW . SOMETHING NEW! 1 Fruit-Ola-Nut BREAD We are introducing this New Bread pro duct marie? in mir nwn shop, to Roseburg g homes. Every house wife should make it a point to order I Among those from the rural dls-Tyeaterday transacting business wai trlcts to spend several hours herel'B. Good of Cleveland. Nathan Kullrton la mv anrAlntr,! nt in y.'nr -liv If m.h h,. ,.t I'll alailly aiij sou ft 5 imiiiuiit'l 1 I Fruit-Ola-Nut Bread .... . ' I: uwaa. a..-.. aaaaj aiaa.ia, a you have ever used, and induces health and vigor. The Oregon Bakery . THE ACTIVE Heating Stoves The Active is an all cast, cast lined, is handsome and is made to give service and comfort for many years. See our line of heaters before you buy. ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE GO. Phone 25 A REAL BARGAIN ON HOTPOINT VACUUM CLEANER 9 if v Phone 241 Design, Inspired bj our own western Indian, are gaining in popular favor as the season ad vance,.. Tbe brightly colored Navajo pattern is used ben on street suit that feature, Um' narrow scarf collar, knotted at the side. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE At J P. Barker'a Wood Yards, corner of Main and Washington Streeta, Rose gurg. Ore., Saturday, Nov. 7. 1925. Sale starta 11 a. m. sharp. , Carload of horse, all well broken work horses from 2400-lb. to 3600 lba. a team. I have finished tny contracta wllh there teams and have no work for them and am forced to sell them to tbe highest bidder. They are first class stock, all In good order and most of them young, t have sev eral teams that are first class for logging that will weigh from 3200 lbs. to Stlno. Tbe balance of these are well built teams of mares and horses that are aound and true. These horsea will be guaranteed in every way. A few well broken alngle horsea. 1 gentle saddle mare, 1000 lbs. tlarnea, for these team, will be cold also. If yon want first claa, work horses come and look these horses over. They will be at the above nlaca for inspec tion atler Wednesday. Jsrrst Harptr Owner. J. K. Qrstr, Auctioneer. Donald Parker I Concert Violinist and Teacher ' 1923-23 MEMBER. OF PORTLAND 8YMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND CERSHKOVITCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Morning Oregonlan: Donald Parker haa a tone of uncommon beauty and technic that fulfills all requlrementa. lie haa much that la individual In interpretative ability. High School Credit, Given For Appointment Phone 42-J TELEPHONE FOR YOUR GROCERIES AND LET US DELIVER THEM It la much easier to lift the receiver on the phone than It Is to carry a basket of groceries home. Reliable persona may open a charge account with us and then phone for their groceries and have them delivered to 'their homes. We sell at as low a price as 1, possible, considering qual ity and service rendered. It la a pleasure to serve you at all tlmea. Try Knight's Rogue River Catsup. We have Knight', Sauer Kraut and Mime Meat, and they are fine. 8upport the Community Chest, give all you can. ECONOMY GROCERY O. L. JOHNSON The Store That Serve, You Best Phone 63 IXlaXaXXal.?IaI.X MARCELTS RADIUM ORE I MIRACLE MINERAL i For g Catarrh of Head i Nose or Throat Rheumatism or Neuritis ) Also Female Trouble g Call at SIS Miller 8t. tt Or phone Ji5-J for Explanation ': -..TJC-
