Roseburg news-review., November 11, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1925,
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Special Meeting!
X LOCAL' NEWS 2 eene' rr,v'J hre yesterday and
T , . . 7 la spending Armistice Duy Tlslt-
Roseburg Rod And Gun Club
Some matters of importance will be discussed
at this meeting but in particular we want to .
arrange for a shoot for Thanksgiving. .
In Today 1 1 " " " : ,
j Y. Cuppa. Riddle resident, l
.spending Arirtf.iice Daylu this
jelly visiting win friends.,-
Hen Front Wllluuicttr
: Paul Geddes. who li attending
Willamette University, la sDentl-
S ing Armistice Day hero vlsittug
wun friends.
Mrs. Morrison YUits .
; Mr. Lee Morrison, o( Glengary,
spent yesterday afternoon hi K0.1-
burg visiting with friends and t
shopping.
Hero Kor Pay
xrs. Kred Assenheimer, or &
lu treads.
From Wilbur
A. Daxls. a resident of Wilbur,
spent Hererul hours here yester
day attending to business affairs
and visiting with friends.
A good cream separator will pay
for itself In the cream that It saves.
Wi sell the McCormtck-Deerlng
Primrose, the lightest running sep
arator made. Wharton Ilros.
Paris Applauds, :
American Joan
EVERY MEMBER COME
Friday, November 1 3th. 8 P. M. .
CROCKER'S DRUG STORE
E Garden Valley yesterduy and spent iMcCUntocka Here
On Itusi
Mr. Cooper. Sr.. of Garden Val
ley, spent yesterday afternoon in
this city attending to business at
tain and trading.
Visits Friends-
Mrs. A. Kronke motoded from
American fence Is now guaran
teed to last as long or longer than
I any fence made. We buy in car-
loada to get the boat price for you.
Wluy-ton Ilros. ',
lhiNlnen Visitors
S. K. Darby, of Garden ValloT.
was a business visitor In this city
yesterday for several hours. re
turnlug homo In the afternncn. ,
the afternoon visiting with some
friends and shopping.
Everybody s talking about the
new dance craze called the Charles
ton. Come out and see how It Is
done as a solo dance next Saturday
night Big Charleston contest, lo
cal and out ot town girls partici
pating, i ...
Arnndel. piano tuner. Phone 1X9-1
Ca and ftttl
J5tfct
Mr. and Mrs. John MrCllntnrk,
formerly of this city, are spending
a few days here visitinir relatives
Watching The Koi-ts ' land friends. They are now re-
Mark N. iTIsdale. Sutherlln j siding in Lebanon, Oregon,
banker, drove over early this
morning and was an interested m Onrvnllls
spectator of the sports pulled off I VIUlin ,,,,. ,,aiiehter
Legion program of Mr nnd Mr, A N Orcutl. of
this city. Is reported to be 111 In
the Corvallls hospital. Miss Or-
hn. hjuin ntlanAlntw f t f
Mr. and Mrs. M. Moherger .i,. "
ff fro .j&A
during the
the day.
ArHre From Minnesota -
Ftld irrinders
Wharton Hro.
and son, L. Bloberqer, of Mlnne-i
Special Prices
nil,. na .',nl. V. -n 1 .. .. 1 !l.i n . 1
iwill visit for some time at the ' ra ',",,PT , ,., 1
J. Heidenrelch home. , ?' '.
.arrived last evening and Is cele-
Admlttcl To Hospital . Ibratln Armistice Day hero with
Venette dinger, son of Mr. and ''feuds. ' - , 1 ' 1
Mrs. V. O. Clinger. of this city,' . , J
waa admitted to Mercy Hospital Set hot Jferp
last nirht for treatmen. He has Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sether. of
been ill for several days until yea- Eugene, are spending the day here
terday. It was found advisable to vlitln friends and celebrating
'take him to the hospital. He Is Armistice. They are
-ON-
Foto
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rais
Until November 20th
Just to let'you get acquainted with our
' new location, two doors south in the
Salzman Bldg, "
Roseburg Studio
Clark & Clark -
Paris is applaudina; the per
ronnance of an American nirl,
Kve Le Gallienne, in the part of
Joan of Are hi a Jjjan play by
an . American, Mercedes dc
Acosta. Miss Lc Gallienne
laughter of Kichart x lial
'jenne, port, is pictured above
as Jnar ,
Special price on
at Wharton Ilros.
a fanning mill
Men's suits cleaned and nressed.
registered !l-50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone
472,
'reported to be resting easier this, at the Hotol Umpqua.
morning. i i , "
' El.-n..te, To On-, ' ' Fm Oakland
ChnrleHton Conterf Saturday . Mrs. v.. V. A. Drake, of New c' Hennlger,
There will be a Charleston con- . riymouth, Idaho. . visited here
visiting with friends.
of Oakland, Is
few days In this city
itest held Saturday night at the , yesterday evening for a short
Hninbow Gardens, at the regular time before leaving for Coqullle.
dance given by the Swanee Sere-where' she will spend some time
naders. In the event of rain the'viBltlng at the home Of her son,
dance will lie held in Hoseburtc. Dr. P. N. Drake.
The ronteU Is being arranged by i '
Miss Loriene Conlee. and a turn- Lt,ve for north
her of her nunihi will narttcinaie. i . l ,
The contest li open to all iirls. "J" ""n"r,.i;. " John Busenb.rk
and the dance will be solo. A ; " , ' , ' If r- of Melrose, were among those
cash prize will be awarded the . tlt'Tor'a 'Zrt Time." Mn. 'ti,'??' h?re ioaay niX visU wlta
VUUIIK IHUT I1U1UK LUtJ Ul 1 . ... . r. . . t
ginal steps fn a' graceful manner.
Sheldeen Visit s ,
Miss Lillle' 8heldecn, of Melrose,
motored here and spent the day
visiting with friends. .
, Ituom harks In i
, Tha Judges will be secured
Miss Coulee this week.
by
of her mother, Mrs. Allen Ornb
tree. In Tiilnre. and with her sis
ter, lira. W. Carlile. ,
(CiaestH Of Weavers
I Mr. and Mrs. P. If. Watt,
Women Wanted!
To work on apples
. Umpqua Valley Canning Co.
ALL RUN DOVH,
HOW HEALTHY
"Honestly, In all mr 15 years of ex
perience as a nurse 1 nave never known
of a medicine that compares with Tniilac,
, is Uie siowing Ulbute or nurse M, .
, Cnappelle. a '
"Time and ssnln I nave recommenrled
Tanlac and alwuys with surprulng results.
Some time ngo my Mother complained
I of being svnernlly run down and on the
verge of a nervous breakdown. She had
j disestlon wetkened snd her bowels wers 1 proprietor of
mo irrcxuisr. Seattle, and
f -inniac came to ner aifi ni on re, -nPftll. n nnrlrlv rnllfnrnln
jbrousht oa a vUrorou. appetite so that ""out." lo llerKely, Lalltornla,
, the onran to eat wllh the srrateat rellih, attend a football game.
. and made the digestive organ function t ' '
, prtsieTir once more, in a Mori time site
i was well, happy and atronr, and althoneh
i over so year of nge she n now vigonmi
enoiurh to look after her household duties
. and go oot quito a little, too. ThU la
whr I pralae Tannic and eonaider It the
I best lonia sad health builder over dis
j covered."
1 W1i.il Tanlac has done for others It
t can nltK do for you. Tanlae Is for sale
I by all Rood drussivts. Accept no subti
. lute. Over so million bottles sold.
wno resioe near mis city, leu last ( c ielrQgg
English will then, go on to Port
land to conselt a spcclsl'st about frr-m Melrose
the baby, who baa been 111. , I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bass, of
i vMelrose spent the day here visit-
Leaving For California ing with friends and celebrating
Mrs. I). C. Hamilton, of this Armistice. ,
ettv. will leave this eveninsr - on
j number IS for California points, : Mrs. Nnilt Visitor
'where she will virlt for a few . Mrs. Julius Slndt, o( Melrose,
iweeks. She will visit at the home .spent the day In Hoscburg visiting
with friends and celebratne Ar
mistice Day. ' j
Seattle, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Weaver last night at
the Hotel I'mpqua. Mr. Watt is
the Hotel rrye. at
with Mrs. Watt is
to
1'agennt At Itaptist fhurrh
The Unptl't Women's Mission
ary Sorlety will present a page
ant "The Lone Star." on Thurs
day evening, at 8 o"clock at the I
Kendlng Pny
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hnlmqulst, of
0( JFlgarose. spent the duy here vhv
and celabrat-
It Ing with friends
ing Armistice.
From Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. A. Troiell, Cleve
land residents, mqtorcd here to
duy and mjed wth trends.
In Today
Among those to motor here and
spend the day vsltlng with some
friends and celebrating Armistice
were Mr. and Mrs. Claud Talcot.
of Klgarose.
Phone 525
Roseburg, Oregon
CTjrjjjtLjvTjjvy5t rsTy e r "rs-'txyvstv q
Travel To
SAN FRANCISCO I
Los Angeles and Way Points
BY PICKWICK STAGE 1
. s
' Two Schedules Daily Leaving g
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 I
Roun Trip Fare to L. A 50.00 k
I
Two Days to San Francisco and Three Days to I
Los Angeles by Pickwick Stage
CALL I
Terminal Hotel I
K
Phone 586, Roseburg, Ore., for Information 1
r.TWr&T.T.TTTaVMTtllMMMIllMeMMMMreIITi;
Take Tanlae Vrrrtahle Pills for coniitl
patlon. Made and recisnmendcd by the
Manufacturers of Tsnlae.
TANLAC
FOR. YOUR HEAJLTH
Baptist church. There will bo spe-
clnl music, two selections by the ,
choir, a vocal solo, by Mrs. Kred , " r!T . n, .
Strang, a violin solo, by Klsworth L1'- Mn- J- uMorn- of
Ott. accompanied on the piano by "ni- !?'m'rl "''''.
llarbara Ott. a vocal solo, ,y ng the week here v sltlng at
Chas. McKlhlnny. Following the nome son- Wm- Mort'
pageant a social time will be en- ,an and wlth it,eiT trlni.
Joyed and refreshments will bo
served
been extended
Rttend.
nil wbii iiit.ii i a will oo r.
A cordial Invitation has , " . " rT ro"',na .
mi. auu nun, ui'orge noiter ana
to tho public to
Over 1000 cities laying concrete
streets this year
Concrete Paving
Will Dreqs Up
Yoiar Stireett
daughter. Phyllis Ann, who have
been enjoying a visit in Portland
for tho past two days, returned to
their home here thla morning.
Visitor Today
Mrs. II. A. Taylor, of Marshfleld
visited hero a short time today be-
lore leaving for ner home. She has
been visiting with friends In Urnln.
her former home, for the past
week or so. Mrs. Taylor haa many
friends here, also, hsving vlsittd
here a number ot times.
TELEPHONE FOR YOUR GROCERIES
AND LET US DELIVER THEM
It Is much easier to lift the receiver on the phone than It la to
cairy a basket of groceries home.
Reliable persons may open a charge account with us nnd then
phone for their groceries and have them delivered to their
homes. We sell a: -as low a price aa la possible, considering qual
ity and service rendered.
It la a pleasure to serve yon at all times.
Try Knlrht's Kogite River Catsup., We have Knlght'a Bauer
Kraut and Mince Meat, and they ere fine.
Suoport the Community Chest, give all you can. r
ECONOMY GROCERY
O. LC JOHNSON
The" Store That Serves Veil Beat.
Phone 61
Rigid and unyielding, with
pleasing, light gray color,
Portland cement concrete .
- . pavement improves the
appearance of your street
and the setting of your
own home.
Requiring practically
no maintenance, concrete
pavement assures you
greater value per dollar
than any other type.
Our fret booltIci."ConcTcU Streets
otY"o-ut Toum."unll Ull you the
whole story. Aik for your copy.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco Building
PORTLAND, OREG.
A National Organization to Imprort and
. ExttnJ tht Vm of CotureU
OFFICES IN 10 CITI IS
.Leaves For Ashland
I Mrs. O. D. Allison, of this city,
ilift this morning for Ashland,
where she will spend some time
.visiting. Mr. Allison Is located in
'Ashland for the time being, and
they expect to make their home
mere temporarily.
Visits Son Here
W. I). Wadsworlh, of Portland,
who has been visiting with his son,
Ixiwis Wadsworlh, In this rlty for
tho past several days, will n'turn
home this afternoon. Ho will re
turn by auto, and will be aecomoa
nled by J. M. Craw, who. wlih Mr.
Wadsworlh, attended to business
matters In Roseburg during their
stay here.
1 !
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1 AT COTTAGE GBQVE
X few days ago a dispatch was
received from Cottage Grove, atat- !
Ing that the officers of that city ;
had placed a man under arrest
there upon instructions from the
Sheriff's office of Douglas Coun
ty, and that the local officers bad
failed to follow up the case, caus
ing the Cottage Grove authorities
to become peeved. The Item stat
ed that because of this action the
Cottage Orove officers would no
longer cooperate with the aheritf'a
office here.
8hediff Starmer stated today
that' he was out of the city at
the time he dispatch was receiv
ed, and that It was not called to
his attention until today. The
case did not originate in the she
riff a office, he stales, and none
ot bis deputies were concerned in
the matter.
The man arrested, who gave his
name aa Rasmussen. negotiated
considerable purchase at
local garage, and failed to
make payment. The garageman ,
trailed him as far as Sutherlln
and seeing that he . could not
catch up had Rasmussen stopped
ut Cottage Drove. - Rasmussen left
a spare tire aa security and the
gnrageman then refused to hold
him longer.
Sheriff Starmer yesterday cal
led up Deputy Sheriff Pitcher, at 1
Cottage Orove. and explained the
alliinlinti and tha same friendly I
relations which formerly existed
hot ween the offices have been re
stored. The Roseburg and Cot
tage Orove authorities have work
ed in rloae cooperation for a num
ber of yeara, and many lawbreak
ers have fallen victim to the vigil
ance of the authorltiea who thru
their close connections have ac
complished - much good for their
respective communities.
FATHER AND SON
BANQUET TO BE
HELD ON FRIDAY
Tha Annual Father and Bon
banquet ot the Christian Chnrch
will lie held on Friday night ot
this week at 6:15 o'clock. It la
exnected that there will be over
100 men and boys present at this
banquet, which ia to be featured
with a fine program Owing to
tno tact tnai tne cnurcn is now
engaged In a revival campaign,
the banquet will start promptly
at Ihe hour announced, and the
meeting which ia to follow will
give special honor to the men and
boys. The evangelist. Rev. Kel
lems, will preach a rermon of spe
cial interest to the men and boys
on that evening.
NEW clothes :
MEMORIAL DAY
"X7 J E sell the sort of clothes that keep
you looking your best well
made clothes, , correctly ' cut,
smartly styled. '
Because thats the only kind of clothes we
want to offer you, we feature Adler Col
legians. They have all these qualities
and the prices are very reasonable.
Powder blues, stone greys, coffee browns,
in pencil-stripes and faint plaids.
$25.00 $45X3
QPENCERS
Roaeburg'a Newest, Llvsst, Leading Men's and
Young Men'a 8tor
ment and that Day asked him lo accusing him of trying to force hut
return an Iron which ho had bor- attentions upon Mrs. Hansen,
rowed from Mrs. Hansen earlier In Without warning. Hansen, began
the day. ElUott aald that he w-nl shooting. Elliott said and be (in
to the Hansen apartment in tha liott) ran around the boas and ap
basement and that Hansen began Twelfth street.
CONSTIPATION
Nature'! best lubricator la Rus
sian OIL Tasteless, odorless and
acts In a natural way. It corrects
Ihe bowela and makes them per
form naturally. Lloyd U Crocker.
OREGON FRUITS
TO BE USED FOR
! CHRISTMAS GIFTS
1 An all-Oregon product gift ram
rnilgn Is being started by the
: Itmeburg Chamber of Commerce
: dan will he carried on until
Chrlntmas time. It Is the plan of
the Chamber of Commerce to hnve
'some local firm or Individual
make up Chrlstmaa packages con
taining prunes, nuts apples, and
possibly canned peara from Dnn
glas County. These bnxps will
then be placed on sale In all the
stores and at Ihe Chamber of
Commerce office, and local people
; will lie asked to line them for
glfla to friends residing elsewhere.
The state Chamber of Commerce
has taken an Interest in this plan,
,snd has secured a low express
rate of these Christmas panares,
effective after December SIh.
INQUEST TO FOLLOW AUTO
FATALITY IN PORTLAND
, rAawa-laM PlM LaaM Wlra.t
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 10. De
cision to hold inquest over the
death ot Mrs. Ethel Ooit, who
died yesterday of Injuries received
when she waa crushed between her
husband's auto and a runaway one,
waa reached today by Dr. Earl
Smith, county coroner.
Yesterday C. P. McIKiwell, whose
car ran away from the curb a
block and a half away and atruck
the woman, appeared In municipal
court and paid a $25 fine for hav
ing defective brakes.
Municipal Judge Ekwall, who
assessed the fine, said that no
mention had been made of her ser
ious injury.
The Swanee Serenade. Rose
burg's society dance orchestra, will
furnish the music for the big
Charleston Contest to be held next
Saturday night. You'll miss a big
town dance and some good enter
tainment If you don't attend.
THE ACTIVE
HeatingjlStovesf
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.
ZICLER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
Phone 25
'' A 'REAL BARGAIN ON '
HOTPOINT VACUUM CLEANER '
i Essay Contest
BOOZE, ANGRY HUSBAND,
PISTOL, MURDER TRIAL
(A-oH.I-d rrrm lainl Wlrr.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 10. I.e
roy Hansen, ex-speclal city police
officer, fired two shots at James
Elliott, a friend, before he tinned
and fatally shot James A. Day In
a rooming house at 34!l Twelfth
afreet the night of August 16, ac
cording to Elllntt'a testimony be
fore a Jury in Circuit Judge Hew
itt's court today.
Roth shuts at Elliott went wild,
the witness said.
Hansen Is on trial before Judge
Hewitt on a first degree murder
charge.
Elliott said that he and Day had
taken a few drinks In Day's apart-
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Frank J. Norton Co. Canned Food Contest (Essay)
Nov. 19-21. 1925
TITLE "CANNED FOODS"
(Outline) History of Preservation of Agricultural Producte,
(fruits, vegetables and meats). Note: French Gov., under Na
poleon offered 2000 francs for best method of preserving food.
METHODS 01 ve outline Commercial Handling of raw material.
CONSUMPTION, Distribution and uses (commercially).
1 RULES: High School students submit not mora than two
thousand, nor less than 1200 words.
Seventh and E'ghth grade pupils submit not mora than 1500
nor less than 1000 words.-
2 TO SCORE: 10 on Composition 50 on subject matter.
3 Send manuscripts to Mrs. Edith 8. Ackert, County Superin
tendent of Schools: Roseburg, Oregon not later than Not.
. 25, 1925.
4 SOURCES: Encyclopedia, Trade Paper and Magaxinea.
Write lo Frank J. Norton Co., Sutherlln, Oregon for addi
tional material.
6 PRIZES: High School First. $5.00, 2nd 13.00, Jrd $2 00. Sev
enth and Eighth 1st $5.00,' 2nd $4.00, 3rd $.1.50, tth $2.50.
PRIZES AWARDED Nov. Snth. 11)25.
Men's suits cleaned and pressed.
$150. Roseburg Cleaners, phone
U72.
Thousands Have Discovered (
Dr. EdwardY Olive Tablets j
area Harmless Substitute
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the uh. I
dilute for calomel are a mild but sure ,
lasattve, nnd llirir effect on the liver is '
almost instantaneous. Thcselittlenlive. i
coliswl tablets ara tho result of Dr. !
Edwards' determination not to treat !
uverandbowclcomplaintswithcalotnel. I
Thrplwint little tabletsdo the grind j
that calomel does, hut have no bad alter
ederts. They don't injure the teeth liks :
st'ong liquids or Calomel. They take
hold of the trouble and quickly correct I
it. Why cure the liver at the cipen ol !
the teeth? Calomel tumetimet play
havoc with the gums. So ir strong i
liquids. It is best not to t j!e cstorrj I. '
Iet lr. tdwardV Olive; Tablets taka ;
ill place. ,
I Iradaches, "dullness" and '.hat lary
feeling cxime from owutination and a 1
dimrd-rid liver. Take I)r. Edwatdi'
Olive Tablet hn you feel "logv " and
"heavy." They "clerrr" clouded brain '
and"ptrkup"tbtttuiu. ljcaixl3Uc. 1
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