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FOUR ROSEBURG jreWS-REVlEW. FRIDAY. JANUARY 1, 1926, KEARNEY'S 3ow.c..isi. GROCETERIA a".fta.' ii. SPECIALS Sugar in one Dollar Packages, per pkg 90c Best Creamery Butter, per lb .50c Nucoa (a dainty spread for bread) per lb..........30c Gold Medal Mayonnaise in bulk, per pint 35c Florida Grape Fruit, per dozen 85c No. 2 Walnuts, 2 lbs. for .......45c Mixed Nuts, 1 lbs. for - 45c Regular 40c size Columbia River Salmon, 6 cans for r. $1.25 , None Such Mince Meat, per pkg 15c iodized Salt, per pkg 12c Lettuce, per head, 10c; Celery, per bunch 8c Bulk Macaroni, 6 lbs. for , 40c Bulk Spaghetti, 6 lbs. for -40c Bulk Peanut Butter, per lb 20c Oregon Cream Cheese, per lb - 30c My sincere and best wishes are A Happy and -: Prosperous New Year for Everybody. .' Serve Yourself and Save at KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA . - TH03. J. KEAKNEY, OWNEIi The Store that Brought 'em Down 1TED By BAOiQ " . . .(Aancistnl I'rM Laurd Wire.) - COLUtniUS, Ohio, U:c. 31. Ka dlo flashing a message over nearly 1,1X111 miles of Bjiace v. ill unite a brother and sister at Worthington, near here, tomorrow after a sep aration of forty years. - Mrs. Robert Eukin longed to see tier brother, Alonso Jones, on New .Avar's day. She didn't know where he was. Then, cue said, she hud a -dream she could reach him by ra dio. She told her story to oftU'lals lot WKAO, Ohio titule University -radki custing siation. Several weeks ago, Joins and his four childreu worn sitting around their radio In their planta - Uob home In -Mississippi county, Arkansas. My name is Mrs. llobort lng in. Clearly and distinctly came tlils message: : "Alonso JoovS, wherever you are, listen! "Papa, comn quir k.1 ; Jones clapped the liiT.d phniKS LAUKDiriDS 1 Vjt LAUNDER SHIRTS B AND AH1RT WAIST TOO- SUITC TR&SH AHD NEW- ' Your shirt waist ind his ehlrt should tnka a trip to this laundry and return. They will demonstrate to ' you our expert ability, our polite manner of serving aud our moderate prices. We invite you to do this. ' ' Roseburg Steam Laundry ' PHONB 7 I I I I You arc entitled to complete service; demand it We lpuv when a merchant advert. urn service, the service should be com pit-to. llu should Imve a ti'lt phon for your convenience In order! n if and deliver Uie goods wllhout extra rlmrKe. We offer you the sdvanlsw of the ti'U phoun and delivery scnii-e as wvll as the lowost iKimlble prices for quality foods. We give credit to those to hoin credit is duo, whkh Is another urvice rvndorvd. ECONOMY GROCERY O. L. JOHNSON Phon. 63 Tht Store That Bsrve. You Rest. 344 N. Jackson St School Children's Clothes Cleaning Week! Bring this coupon and get all m B g g E g re fit on. Again came the voice: "lour slater wants to see you at Worthiugton, Ohio. She has not seen nor heard from you In foity years. You were born at Antiqui ty, Ohio, at the lime of the Civil war. kcu were raised by Captain William Roberts, an Ohio River list boat man. You ran away wane the boat was lying at the bank in Aikauhas. My name is Mrs. Ruber Eakin." iiien the resumption of routine cnnounceuienis rang the curtain- down on the drama. Jones teiegiaplied his sister he would be at her Worthington home tomorrow. Ihey are itie only liv ing members ot their family. STICK3T OFJBIHSE (Airlal..l I'm Land Win.) IIOLUhNX I1.I.1-., Okie, Dec. 31 Claude C. Newton repealed today under tho lulluence or scopolamln, the "truth surum" the di nluls he miuln thrmichnnt a smiHSf lonul 1 trial at v.hii;li hu was convicted of , ! Iliu killing of IlrlKKs Chumley, Oklahoma City olieenian. Newton voluuttcrt'd to appear as a aubject for tliu teat before the an-! uu.l convention of the Oklahoma sheriff's association here and his : sanitation priui-s iiseif upon Its t protestations of innocence were!0"l,, lo ke,'P PacB wltl tne de-j mado beloio u iuigu group of otfi cers. k Governor M. I. Trr.ip also lis tened as lr. R. K. House of Ferris, Texas, discoverer of the serum, and a committeo of otllcers plied Newton with queries as to the kill ing. loiter the governor refused to comment on what ho had heard, de claring It merely a scientific deni oustratlou. I lioseiiurg s new ballroom. The urieiuai uaiiiens, will oiieu vveu uesduy, Jan. tt. lie there. GOODYEAR FORD BALLOONS 29x4.40 $15.75 EACH Lockwood Motor Co. Roseburg GRADE children's clothing nriim nrifirumn niinieiTn Sinn I YEAR'S EDITION AS PROOF OF SUPERljWING ABILITY 1 Equipment in Office and Fitted to Meet All Needs Development Is Far Ahead of City's Advancement Service to Patrons Watchword. There tu time good many , ploys. It elands solely upon the years ago when a few fonts of oasis ot public service. A servant type and an unswerving allegiance I to all, yet directing, molding and to one or the other ot the major ; strengthening the lite of the com polltical parties were all that were munlty. necessary for the success of a I fhig New year Edition ot the newspaper. Those times have Roseburg News Review, which is changed. Today the newspaper i today being sent out to all parts business Is one of the most high- 0f tue world, has behind it forces ly centralized of modern Indus-1 af which the uninitiated doubtless tries. A successful newspaper , have never beard, into Its pages must be couducted on business g0 the work of thousands of peo- Itnt'M and In accordAncii with the i . i Bu .ka principles which govern any other s'ew people have a rtallxuUan of What la necessary to produce a newspaper. The mas who walks A.out uuon the oorch in the evening and picks up his paper and retires to the warm fireside to peruse the , digest of the day's happenings In an parts 01 tne won a nas little or uo thought for the processes whioh bring to him this vsst catalogue of CUrr,n!. .k rT . . .' Company. This company Is prebend the existence of a great , ,ncorporaled conccrn and i army of men and women closely made o con,oll(lalloI1 of the linked by one common cause in all , Ho5ebarg Revlew aail the R03eiurg If of the wor d, striving under Kveaiug New. lioaKb.drg t nau all conditions often at the peril uewspapers. but the most of their own Uvea, to convey to the ucce,lul were , ,w0 UIQed a3d eountiess throngs of newspaper (or years, up until the linie IT .fl hPoenJUVof the con.olid.Uon, they were througnout the wovld. ' . ,..d' ' He perhaps does not stop to. think of the thousand upon thou sands of trained telegraph opera tors under whose skilled fingers the distance between hemispheres is annihilated to give speed to the news developments of the day. lle'dustrmi reconstruction was at its overlooks the existence of those height the editors of the two pa skllled artisans who through years pers became convinced that their of carelul training and often bit-1 duplication of effort was an eco ter experience ate able to gather nomlcal waste. For years they had tills collection of news Into proper , bickered over commujilty trivlall lorra, convert it through compll-1 ties, each striving to maintain a caieu processes to coia type ana men seuu u lorm in reauaDie form to the reader. To his mind the printer Is a I somewhat hasy, muchly-begrimed personage who has something to ,do with the printing ol a newspa-' the name of -the Roseburg News 1 per. .1Mb only dealings with the ! Review. I organization behind the publication I Immediately the results of this of the paper is when he Is called ! action became manliest. Mechanl upoo to pay his subscription Which I cat Improvements were made pos its has neglected for several years, I slblo, lacillties for newsgathering or culls up to say that the carrier wore added, greater service was boy lalled to deliver the Daper nmvlriVd fnr iivi-tianr nrt in iwnicn ne r:iias next day where It ! had been overlooked on the porch. I Seldom It Is that patrons of A ; newspaper ever Jipp to consider i t IC Minna npcpsfnrv tn nrnvlile 1 mem with the news of the day. and yet printing, the major portion of , wnirn is luuile up ot the new-spa-1 before and from all over tho coun pi'r business. Is ranked as one of trv the larnn -nmlr r..nrinii,.v eountry s greatest Industries, j Every successful newspaper or- velopment of the community In l which It exists. Such a place In i 1110 inuusmai me or a community, any expansion which may come, ; in tlie niafiazine, and the metal, at caii be nialnlulned only by careful equipped equally with papers in j tor being used, Is melted up to be planning and the application of I cities of from three to four time. I used asaln. Approximately 100 business methods and through the the population of Roseburg. pounds of metal eaters iuto the services ot skilled and tralneu per j Tho Roseburg News Review fur-'composition of every page of a, sons who mutt bear special quail-; nlshe. year-round employment to I now ..pa;ier so that iu this edition' rieallons for tho offices which thirty four persons. Twenty of 'mora tlian four tons of typemetnl they are called upon to perform, j these are serving in various capa-jhave been utilized. The newspaper holds a peculiar (cllles in or about tho office, whUe) Tne Nev.s-Ke.vlew maintains, position iu tho city or town In J fourteen are carrier boys. During . separate Job priutins department, a h!ch It Is located. It Is the clear- v.rious. times extra help becomes department devoted to commercial lng house for Information. All sue- necessary, so that during the year I printing of ail kinds. This depart cessful businesses are dependant 'tho number employed often grows merit is entirely distinct from the upon hs columns. It i. the most considerably. I ne-.vspaper and hus Its own equip- efficieut salesman the retailer em-1 The newsgathering system Is meiit. Ability to handle large Mechanical Departments j gi0De, newgatherers, artists, skilled i engravers, leiegrupoers, mecnamcs, paper makers, printers, and count- less others who have contributed their Dart to the ultimate uroduc- , inn nf rtiiaa nini Prima rllv.1 hnir. ! eVer, there Is behind this edition ! 8n organisation which forms one 0f the largest Industries of Douglas county. I Th i Thn T nooViii r f. K'.wd.PdvIav la a !j,, .,.. hiiUuj , .,. evening payers, both covered the same territory, worked for the same ends, accomplished tho same results, yet each maintained a separate organization. Following the war. when the in- plant sufficient to publish a news- paper yet lacking sufficient ini- petus for expansion. On April 1, l2i), they finally resolved to unite their efforts and the two ouocra consolidated under lew mouths tho consolidated piatit was far ahead of anything Rose- burg had over known before. Tne patrons auicklv realized the nhnnn iMP..iiii!nn K..nnn ... . Advertisers found the nttntctinc power of the columns greater than the manufacturers, the wholesaler, and the retailer, of all sorts of goods and produce begun offering contracts. Today the News-Rc- view stands far ahead of the city's advancement, able lo take care of The big press pictured below is ths Goss Comet web perfecting press wliich prints the Roseburg News-Review. The paper is fed in from huge rolls weighing approximately 1,000 pounds each and comes out printed on both sides, cut and folded, ready for mailing and delivery. The machine weighs over six tons and has a speed of 3,500 copies per hour. j complete In every particular. Well itrelnrt and enperioneed writers and iditors rather the news ot tho community and edit It In proper form. A a Associated Press leased wire, exactly the same as supplies oue of the largest metropolitan dallies, furnishes the world news.' Thia wire also gives the mo.it com plrte state service supplied any where in the United Elate.. There are nine Oregon newspapers sub scribing to this service. Each news paper places on the wire dally a summary of Us most Important news. Readers of ihe News-Review therefore receive not only the cream of the news from all over the world, sut are served by one of the most complete state newsgatherlug bureaus to be found anywhere. Covering the local field the Ncws-Rovlew has a corps- of reliable, proven reporters, who ably chronicle the events as they transpire, aided by a host ot corre spondents from all over the coun try. I Classified, advertising, subscript tlon, and bookkeeping departments are managed by capable and expert-1 enced employes who give the best ; possible service to the patrons of , the paper. I In service to Its advertisers the i Kews-Itovlew is on a par with 1 any of the big city dallies. It sup-i plies advertisers wiri a free cut I service, utilising for this purpose ' one of the larg-jst art companies i of the United States. This company I has a large corps ot artists who provide drawings and photographs of all the latest styles In clothing, hardware, and merchandise of all , kinds. Seasonal illustrations, bor-j deis and decorations are obtain able, and each mouth the News-1 Review Is able to offer a' new; series of pictures to add drawing power to the advertisements In Its columns. This service Is provided free of charge together with the assistance ol an aJiti using expert who Is at ail times willing and ready to meet with advertisers and assist them In planning their cam- ii.ik-n in wrltlnr their ndvertian - 'wherrev:rhHde:SiVil,g ! T?2Z? of life ! drowned at . Ca.lfor- .1 . , .k ' - .j , state of Oregon and sent to nearly j la beach, according to meagre re The pride of the News Review Uracn ot tne 6tate. ,t afclo p,,. recelle1 by reiatlres here. Sk",.!e!i.d!faI,tb: Print, each year The flu po.ua. the i vew. of hu death came snddenly oLofltofl can boa.it a more thoroughly equip ped plant titan this paper. Few people realise the' amouat of machinery and equipment need ed in haudling the printing re quirements ot a city the size of Roseburg. The News-Review has four press es, graduated in siie so that they can handle any size or quantity of ordinary printing work. These presses can do work running in size from the smallest cards or labels to hugo posters and display bills. These presses are manned by ' mnn Inn pToei-iencnl In the work In which they arc engaged and who are experts In their lines. No newspaper In the state ' out sldo of Portland, has a larger, bat tery ot typesetting machlnus than that with which the News-Review is equipped. These complicated marhlnes are almost human in their operation and require the j services of men or women highly i Iran led in tile work. Operation of ( a keyboard, somewhat similar to! I that on a typewriter, releases mnt- -w. .. 1 i, nn I rnsuouuluc to tvw faces. These matrices are held firmly against a mold, into which is poured mol ten typenietal, so that there ap pears a metal slug upon which the type appears In relief. Each U;ie of reading matter used In the iKim-r is fiirmrd uuon nun nf these mouit slugs. Tho matrices are I the n returned to their proper place I. I ' r 1 The Season's Greetings From THE ROSEBURG PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Agents for THE CRANE PUMP, HOMER FURNACE AND KOHLER LIGHTING PLANT 324 N. JACKSON ST. printing contracts baa resulted in many large or J era being received. The News-Review publishes regit I 'ariy Ule uregon &UUU urange BUI- hi8 3Ch! i most skill in printing, aud at fre - iiueui rnurins yiiuia mo vuaui-1 tail ot itue accident have not been ber of Commerce booklet, which ; obtained other than tho brief tele for volume is considered on cx- grsJB announcing the fact that he ceptlonally large contract was drowned. The News-Ruview for the past few years has been keeping In the forefront of the city', development. The circulation of the paper Is I equal to tliat of papers published ! in cities of more than three times that ot Roseburg. Its equipment Is i better than that found in tho aver jage newspaper plant ia cities of i fifteen to twenty thousand. Its newsgathering and business organ I Ixations are able to meet the re quirements of a city several times the size of Roseburg. - This special New' Years, edition is one of the demonstrations of the capabilities of the News-Review company. Into this edition has gone more than five tons of paper, 11, 275 pounds to be exact. This paper conies in huge rolls, and If the Pkges were laid end to end as they come oft the roll they would stretch for a distance of more than J. . eoiuon is me largest ,7" ! Douglas county. It contains arti j clcs written by qualified persons dealing with practically every I dustry in the county. It contains I a vast amount of helpful and intnr i esting Information and news and j forms not only a visible demonstra tion of printing pojsibtlttles but a complete description of the advan tages offered by Roseburg and Douglas county. The atmosphere nf the Orient pervades the new Oriental Gardens, RoM'burg's magnificent dance pa vilion. Be there at the opening next Wednesday night, Jan. 6. Candy for New Tear's day None better than our bond-rolled chocolates or delicious box S3-1 sortments. Lloyd Crocker. ! NAT CURRY DROWNED Nathaniel Currv. whose death .-.a rt. ,w j,v. . .' "".ther Charles Curry left to make ar 1 ., ,. ,h funeral. De- Four Linotypes jrj i :j in- "i u j tj& vjk-i -rj -si Our New Model Fourteen Linotype TiilMii!H!i:il a " ' "1 , 1,'liliiiiul I- LLlUaUlllil r rj ROSEBURG, OREGON J THREE ADMITTED TO BAR. (AMuiUCcd Prett Laurd Wirt.) SALEM, Ore., Dec. SI. Solomon E. Bronson, for eifrht years a state enatcr In Missouri, was today ad mitted to practice law In Oregon lor a probation period of nine months. Waiter X. Robertson, Cor vallis and L. R. Byrne, Portland. - 1 were admitted to practice law per- mancntly in the state. Eoscburg's new ballroom, The Oriental Gardens, will open Wed nesday. Jan. 6. Be there. in Daily Operation cleaned this week at HALF PRICE Nam Address Your for a healthful New Year. IMPERIAL CLEANERS ' . T" - o : : o
