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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1925.
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i COUNTRY ' FRIENDS, AT-..
! - TENTION. ;
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All Interested In a county
appropriation to local library
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You can pay no finer compliment to
" your friends and loved ones than to
give them Globe-Wernicke Sectional
Bookcases this Christmas. '
These splendid bookcases are beautiful and
decorative and provide a convenient, ever
ready receptacle for the favorite books.
They come in designs and finishes suitable
for any room and for many purposes for any
member of the family, from the youngest to '
the oldest. Their sectional construction
adapts them to any space.
, Give Globe-Wernicke Bookcases this Christ
mas and perpetuate your memory in these
lasting gifts that will forever reflect your
thoughtfulncjs and the recipient's appreci
ation of the best things in life.- They are
truly "The Gift Ideal."
McKean, Darby & Baldwin
Complete I louscf urnishers Roseburg, Ore.'
WASHINGTON, Not. II. The
Department ot Commerce announ
ces that, according to returns re
ceived, thew were lu Oregon, for
the calendar year 1924, 6,967
marriages performed and 1,845
divorces granted. For the calen
dar year 1923, 7.161 marriages
una of books, please send rep- 1
resentativvs from your com- w
inunlty to meet at Court House
on Nov. 18th.. at 10 a. m. He- 1
quested by committee of couu-
try people.
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"TO TAXPAYER8"
The annual meeting of the
and 2.894 dlvodces were reported.! Douglas County Taxpayers' :
The decrease In marriages report- ! League will be held In the Clr- ,
ed for 1924 from the number re cult Court Room at the Court
ported for 1923 is 184 or 2.6 per j. House on Saturday; November
cent. The divorces reported for28 1925i at 10 0'Cock a. m. l
1924 show an increase of 61 or,. An inTttttlon to aUcnd this j
1.8 per cent over the number re-;A ,,,. i. ,ih , .n ..
ported for 1923. . tamavers nf the county.
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P St . i , taxpayers of the county.
The statistics of marriages for . rjuuii.. county Taxpayers'
1924 were furnished by the stale I , "!L P y
hnarit nf hellh anri hnB nf HI. vroguo.
vorces .for the same year by the (ywwwsi
county clerks. The figures, are, for co-erado,, the following;
preliminary and subject to cor- lday tbo w, orgaDl,d anll i
.reCUOn. IVwn It lufnm lh. Knnu until lml I
What .ough remedy do you pre-' ?'!?0","0-J ?" "J''S
ferT Whatever I, Is I here, or ! This pgr7m bears
lu. .pe.uy ; the endorsement also of Represent-
lain DnAi) siik riiiu aanri hanofinlnl Dl . .
J Lloyd Crockers'.
I atlve Garner ot Texas, ranking;
democrat on the committee, as well !
as other leaders of both parties.
PRISONERS IN OREGON if the haise achieves this speed !
WANTED IN CALIFORNIA in acting on the bill, the senate will
1 have the revenue measure before
fA-nci.in) I'm Uued win.) chilstmas recess, thus allow-
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 23. Requi- i,,- two months for Its eonaldera-
sltlons from the governor of Call- uon and for lua working out ot dlt
forula for the extradition of W. E. ; ferences between the senate and
Bhettlemore and Robert Ooff, who house before March 1, by which
are wanted for grand larceny In 1 Hme tne leaders hope it will be
San Francisco, were granted today j enacted Into law. This would pet
by Governor Tierce. The men are mll jncome tax payera to enjoy the
under arrest In Portland. 'i proposed cuts In these taxes when
first payments of the new year are
made March 15.
HIOHKH KIH'CATION OF
UIHL8 INCLUDES 'FAGS'
(Aanrlltxl 1TM Uutd Wlrr.) .
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Nov. 23.
Students or Bryn Mawr College
have been granted the, right to
(Smoke. - President Marlon Ed
i wards gave her permission at a
j meeting today of the self-govern-I
ment association In response to a
i petition he had received from
that Jiody last week. One room
; will tie set aside in each dorml
: tory for the use of girls who de
sire to smoke.
Handmade Xmas gifts on display
at Fisher's Store. Leave orders for
stamping, embroidering and
crocheting at the store, or phone
1P1S and I wll calL Mrs. John Fer
guson. -
'obaivtniStt& Agency-'
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floor ot uie pudding is In last-1 liuk-k turnover. Advertise. A
Ing whether nuyer or seiier read I classified ad today brines sales to
the classified nrle I morrow.
LISTEN
Candy an excellent Thanksglv
Ing gift. Never has gone wrong
and couldn't when you buy the
quality we get fresh every wees
at Lloyd Crocker's.
PERMITS ISSUED
FOR TWO DWELLINGS
Several building permits have
been Issued during the past tow
days, two of- them providing for the
erection of dwellings. D. 11. Morgan j
has secured a permit to construct
a (5,700 residence In Laurelwood.
The building Is to be stucco finish.
J. V. Langenbcrg Is to erect a 13
000 residence and $.100 garage on
E. Sucond avenue north. K. L. Can
non lias obtained a permit to erect
a $200 garage on Fitter street and
W. W. Ashcraft 1b building a $150
NEW TUMALO RESERVOIR
LEAK MAY END PROJECT
x ' . i garage on West Lane street.
(Associated Ptw Lojuvd Wire.) 1 0
' SALKM. Nov. 23. Efforts to i CCirOt A f TDjlMTO
nv. Iho Turn a In nrnbrl reservoir l.Vinij 1 ixrliv k
that was constructed in 1913 about'
eight miles northwest of ltend have
so far been futile, according to In
formation received by State Engi
neer Luper from D. J. McLellan,
engineer who has been working on
the reservoir. McLellan
CARRY DELEGATES
TO CONVENTION
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24. Ac
tive plans fur a special train to car-
reports ' ? ttm donates of the Pacific coast
S leak of 350 second feet. It Began to -""." ."
5 leak soon after Its construction and taies 10 oe neia in oeauie,
has never been repaired. This Is 1 cember 7th and 8th, are now reach
Si not Interfering with the develop- Ing completion, according to an
K ment of the project. It Is claimed, j nouncement made here at western
6 water being obtained from the divhlonal headquarters of the
K Crescent Lake storage which was ' national nhamher. The reserva
E secured after the failure of the res-! '"' already ma. n indicate that
A ervolr ' ' several hundred delegates and their
g 0 wivea from Arisona, California. Ne
S Sweet elder for Thanksgiving at ! ''. ai Oregon will Journey to
Thanksgiving Sale
Of Winter Hats at big reductions. Some as
low as $2.50 at the Specialty Shoppe, 235
Jackson Street.
MRS. S.M.KING
Brand's Road Stand.
TAX REDUCTION ON
, 1926 PAYMENTS IS
I EXPECTATION NOW
Does old Kid Pipe get you below the belt?
(Jfc your pipe O.K.-or are you K.Oed?)
Any experienced pipe-handler 11
tell you that half the battle in ; - .
mastering the manly art of pipe
smoking is fighting shy of the old,
; 'hay-makerM. . . . And there's no - N; ; .,
' sense taking a terrible licking
when you can side-step all that
foul pipe-play by breaking in on
Granger... Fact, after a couple of
rounds with this smooth-going -
Rough Cut it's no longer necessary . h V
to handle any pipe with gloves on.
saV T
There's notlting else like
Wcllman's 1870 Method
An "old fashioned" method, yea,
but slow es it is, and costly, too
we have found noother processthat
brings tobacco to the same full, rich
"rounded out" mellowness. And r
remember in Granger only I
Licctrr k Mviu Tosacco Ca
VacVfA In rteairo tnt
A instead of tint-iiOTOt 10
or
fit ,
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JenriceGuaran&ed
HAULING.
Otir trucks travel over all roads.
They never grumble at the moving
lawks we impose upon them. Our
lung distance rates are as low as
cati be found for such a service.
We Aim to Please." ,
H. S. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
5 a rrzf
551 !.,' ""i Phont 220 tin
LUMBER
Boards, Shiplap, Dimension, Plank, Timbers.
Kiln Dried Finish.
If we haven't got it, we'll get it.
Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co.
the convention on this train.
The train Is to originate In Loa
Angeles, where delegates from Arl-
xona and Southern Caifornia will
assemble. The train leaves Los An
geles December 4th and provides
for an all day lay-over en December
1 5th in San Francisco. Here dele-
I WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. The gate, from San Krancisco, Oakland
House Ways and Means committee ' and adjacent points will Join the
hoped to wind up today Its six ; train. At Sacramento the train
week task of framing a new reve-1 will pick up delegates from the San
,nue bill to reduce the nation's tax I Joaquin and Hncramento valleys
burden. land points in Nevada.
Carrying through this program, After crossing the Oregon line
Chairman Green announced yester-' parties will board the train at Ash
day that he would present the non-1 land, Medford. Grants l'ass, Knse,-
imrtlsan hill, nrovldinr for more I burg. Eugene and Salem. At Fori- Mswiitwl If- Wlr. )
than 1200.000.000 tax reduction an- i land five cars, carrying fully one COltDOVA, Alaska, Nor. 24. Af-
nually and Including relief to vlr-! hundred representatives, will be jter posing for four years as Dr.
tualiy every federal taxpayer, to added to the train. 'John Akin Flanders, serving as
the house on the opening day or: mis is tne miru anne.ai nnu j' mayor or nenai lor inree years,
the session, December 7. meeting of the western dlvlflnn of an(j ministering to the fnedlcal
Mr. Green plans to bring the bill (the national chamber, and every In- need of cannery employes at Brls-
i ntcHunn lu ins. n win uv ui. ...v-v loi JaT ana jtenai, nuuoipn uries.,
ilmporuu.t, both from the stand- former Chicago medical student,
I point ot attendance and program. I wall ncre today on bis wsy to
This special train from Ihe cast j ,Dond a rear and a day at the fed-
Ftn.ej. win nine ui mi "i hi ,erai penitentiary on jucrveu s is
imposlng business delegations eerljanij
attending a western convention, It I 0rM, wag convicted at Seldovla
Is said. for violations of Alaska narcotic
o. i laws, after admitting during the
I Sweet cider for Thanksgiving at f toune ol a tllal 011 a atatutory
i Orand's Road Stand. ; charge that he was not the man be
j r. ' pretended to be.
;TUl liivrx sTOHV I.K.Mis . ,)r. Jonn a. fianders. who la said
! t OHONKK OX HIKINU Tltll. , De , Chicago physician, was
' " Grless" roommate at I-oyala College
A tonrM yestenlay rsll.d '"-i medical school In 1919. Grless tes
ironer M. K. Rltter and adrlred t)n , rslng Dr. Flanders name In
thst official that he had Just seen i Kan Franc.,ro n i32i c.rlesg ob-
lo u .'ooes roiuiiK a uu.iy u.i
Ut'SSIA HTAVH Ot T OK
I.KAdl t: OK .NATIONS.
(ApvrliUd I'raa Unl Win.)
MOSCOW. Nov. 24. Soviet
IluKsIa firmly Intends In the fu-
iture, as In the pust, to stand
'aloof from the league of Nations
and similar organisations, Acting
Foreign Minister l.ltvlnnff declared
yeterday In a carefully prepared
official statement. The I,ocarno
I security treaties will not alter the
j Soviet foreign policy, ho said.
Cook with gas.
SOVIKT fiOVKRNMRXT
SIKD KOIl SIII.I.IONH.
MOTHERS OF
DAUGHTERS;
Will Profitby readingMri.Quigg'i 1
Letter Telling How Lydia E.Pink-1
ham Vegetable Compound
Helped Her Daughter
Royersford, Pa. "My daughter
was sickly from the time she was
is years old.
Mr. Shipper
Let Us Haul Your Freight
. -. We np : iitc dnlly service between .
ROSEBURG AND PORTLAND
ROSEBURG AND MEDFORD
ROSEBURG AND MARSHF1ELD
tiF.tribat:n at way points
- i
ular i
.f. ti C .-.t V.ninhi VfntOtl K Bhtril
f n,XPrCSS Ot:tCC Ul I sn- r. d.dherr,o
A I 4 her to take
TA A T ...A.Uhnn I n af l. and see
a 40in.-kSt. KtMcburz rnoncv.-j -
'4 vam.m.-mMrf.B"''.
she was irrcgul
and also had s
re re headaches, I
and pains in. her
sides and back.
She was this way
about six months
before I begsn giv
ing her l.ydia E.
Pinkham's Vege
table Compound.
It helped her very
much. She is not
botnered by headaches, bscksches, I
or cramping any more, and has nut 1
missed but ope day. We recommend
It to other mothers with girls who
have the troub.es." Mrs. QuiGO, i
210 Main Street, Koytrsford, Pa.
Another Mother's Letter
Roxbury, Mass. "At the sire of;
1ft my dsughter was all run down. i
nervons, with poor blond. These trou- j
Dies msne ner weax ana until wwim.
Severn! medicines, but they ;
froon. rmally 1 induced
the Veg-etaole Compound,
hasgsinM in healln and
is now w rking steadily,
these facts to mar
Mrs. HcdsoN. 2o3usUs
Bwibury, Mas.
trrk near Ihe Phady Point irns-
slng. The coroner Immediately
rushed to the srene of the Mip
posed acctdei.t, or murder, and
made a careful search along the
track out as far as (Iren station,
but failed to find anything of a
suspicious rmture. He th;n hllted
bark to town, along the trsr k. but
the only results were a set of
sore muscles from tho exercise.
See thP lie! I lx- Nu It line of imr
fumes, ronc-acls. Collet waiem. etc.
at the Watkiiis' Store, 120 V. I-nue
street.
IXHIIVi: MAV IHIAWS M. 1
AITO IJI'KNSU 1 (Ht llJO.
talned employment as a doctor for
I.lbby, McNeil and I.lhhy canner
ies at Ilrlstol Bay and Kenal.
Gtiess wss acquitted of the sta
tutory charge.
Studebaker
models.
builds no yearly
IDAHO MINING COMPANIES
LOSES LONQ COURT FIOHT
NEW
recover
YOTtK, Nov. 24 Bult to
I4S B7.0(in from the
Russian Soviet government was
filed In supreme court today by
F. Dudley Kopler, an attorney re
presenting the Usetlfo, Inc., a New
York corporation. Tha corpora
tion, as assignor of Sophy Kap
nlst, Marie Ksrpff and Vara Kar
poff Pesteroff, alleges that tha
three woman on December t,
19 ID, were deprived by tha Soviet
government of gold rubles. Jewel
ry, a bond and property to tha
value named In the suit.
FOR A SHORT TIMS ONLY
A wonderful sale nn Watklns'
washing powder and shredded soap
combination. You can't afford to
miss It. Ask your Watklns' dealer,
121) W Ine St.
BOWKRS IN CANADA.
Portland newspapers recsntly
carried an account stating tbat
Robert G. Dowers, a former re
sident of Roseburg was missing
from . the metropolis under cir
cumstances Indicating tha possi
bility of foul - play. Bowers, It
was stated, trid sold a ranch, and
bad llt.OOO on- his person, and
had suddenly dropped out ot
sight. County Judge Quins this
morning received a letter from
tha missing man. stating that he
la now located la Edmonton, Cana
da, but aspects to retuin to Rose
burg soon.
A few ot those large all-copper
wash boilers left Get yours at
Powell's Furniture Co.
You must say
MiOTr!tMl rin tvd Wlr..l
WASHINGTON'. Nov. 21 Tho
supreme court refused yesterday
to ent.'Vlain the anneal of the Hun
ker Hill and Sullivan and three nlh-1
r mining companies v. ho sought to
have reviewed a derision nf the
lower courts holding that 820 acres
PAI.KM, Ore.. Nov. 2. Frank f land owned by Jacob Pnlak.
i. n, , t ...... .n , ,HI, nation eountv. Idaho, had been
will drlv round ' II 'd urlnii iust .damaged hv operations of mlnlngl
To get true Scotch flavor
famous Quaker Oats flavor
in quick cooking oats
with No. I license pinto on Ills
sutomoiWe as a ru!t of a draw
ing for iho smallest number In
the oft Ire o.' Secretary of H'"te
companies on the south fork of Ihe j
Couer d'Alene river through polln- j
tlnn of water and by Inundations
and overflows.
K.
Inst night.
U. Hul.ler of KuieriTlse nna
Ullanie M. (iills nf Portland drew
Bunoers 11 sod H respecUvei)'.
V.'eAarry a complete line of the I
finest isnges made at lowest prlcee. i
Powell rurnlturt Co.
2Kinds
THE difference In break
fast oats is flavor. Oats,
originally a Scotch dish,
must have Scotch flavor. ,
Quiik Quaker has the
toasty Scotch flavor that's
so wonderful . . . famous
Quaker Oata flavor.
No other brand has It.
None successfully imitates it
It's due to exclusive Quaker
milling of the finest, plumpest
oats. Milling methods which
took some 50 years to perfect
Makes all the difference
In the world. Quaker Oats
spoils folks for ordinary brands
of oats. Cooks in 3 to 5 min
utes. No kitchen muss busy
mornings.
Due to Quaker millings
methods, it supplies, too, the
. "roughage" you need to make ,
laxatives seldom necessary.
Look for the picture of a
Quaker on the oaU you get
The Quaker Oats you have always known
and Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes