EIGHT
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1926.
EVERY WEEK
Stone's Stores lead in Value Not by hav
ing a weekly sale now and then, but by
giving better values every clay A trial
will convince.
FOR WEDNESDAY
Local Strawberries, first of the
season, box 35c
Pineapples, Peaches or Apricots,
, large cans, very special at 2
for 45c, per dozen $2.50
Walnuts, extra largo Oregon grown,
2 pounds 49c
Lemons, large, dozen 19c
Oranges, fancy, sweet juicy,
dozen, from 20c to 59c
Apples, still good assortment,
box, 0 $1.25 to $1.65
Pie Plant, fresh local, 4 lbs 25c
Potatoes, Netted Gems, fancy, I 00 $3.95
Potatoes, seed early Ohio, or
producers, 1 00 lbs $4.00
Dairy Butter, fresh, lb 33c
TRY OUR SMOKED MEAT
Cottage Butts, lb 35c
Bacon Backs, lb 33c
Bacon Squares, lb 29c
Salt Pork, dry, lb
Orders over $5.00 delivered free Sugar excepted.
, 311 West
Cass Street
Roseburg, Ore.
I'
SEE
McLendon Realty Co., Inc.
FOR
Real Estate Loans
Insurance
FIRST STATE & SAVINGS BANK BLDG.
f ArworHnlor l'rcw imwil Wire.)
WASHINGTON, April 13. The
Shipping Hoard voted today to ac
cept, the hid of M.r.on.niHi Hiibmitled
by H. Stanley Dollar for tlx fle
ships of the Admlral-Oriciiiul mall
. line, operating out of Seattle to the
Orient
Mr. Dollar's bid, which Is under
1 Blood to have command d a lour
VALENTINO
GOLD EAGLE
COIN
Will be Riven away to the
First 200 Admissions on
J Sunday.
First 200 Admissions on
Monday.
First 200 Admissions on
Tuesday.
They make a nice pocket
souvenir. Come early so that
you get yours.
LIBERTY
Last Time Tonight
Mai inee 2:15
Ij'OWN W. CON5IDINE, JR.
jeagile'
Swporied h,VLKA BAIWY
. w U)UiSE DRESSER
Scum 'ory by HAN 3 KftALEY
A CLARENCE DROWN
PRODUCTION
Ah
q A Specially Reel
Famous Melody
SONGS OF IRELAND
10c Kinogram and SSc'
Comedy
mm
WW
y I
ffll
27c
Oregon
&
California
PHONE 124-J
In one vote within (he board, was
Mlic second which he had submitted,
'the boa,rd having called lor new
bids after Iih first, offer was found
to he unsatisfactory.
! The Hhlp.s are now operated for
(he board by the Dollar Interests
I and opposition had arisen on the
! Pacific coast to a continuance of
this control. Itegardless of the ac
ceptance, of the bids, the board had
deeided that If It kept lint vessels,
, the operating agency would bo
; changed.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Norre and Bplna Specialist.
109 Forking Bldg. Phone 664
jg DRUtiUSS HEALTH CENTER
327 W. Cao Phone 491 g
K DR. CATHERINE McNEIL
i CHIROPRACTORS
K (PalnlesH Adjustments)
R KlectroTherapy
E Kleclronlc and Vapor Unths
How Much Money
would It cost you If your auto
mobile Injured someone In a col
lision? Or If your car crashed
Into another auto? Carry public
liability and properly damage
insurance policies on your car.
Th'e cost Is small ami thu pro
tection Is most Important.
G. W. YOUNG A 80N
INSURANCE
Ilfl Cass St. Phono 417
DR. M. 1 1. PLYLER
1 q Pionoor Chiropractor
Lane & ltiiic Sis
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas WWn Desired
Pyorrhea C.ttrA
1 T'lmm- in Mnaonle llldic.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
O
OPTOMETRIST
Speclfillftt tn the (Ittlt.gPof
OUsaes
118 JickBon St.
If you ii pod screen doors, win
dow screens, built in work, cabi
net work fit ntiv klt;d; furniture
rt paired, saws filed or Job work
"f any kind, call at Cabinet
'Shop. for. Oak X- Stephens St
ED S. A P. L. COCKEIfEAS,
Proprletort
i
fell TO STAGE
B, 1 I FA fa I H 1 H .'W I
ABIGBUDMCE'ljAliLLi
Umpqua Post of the American
Legion xpeclH to have one of the
bent drum cur its in Oregon this
yeur, and JntondH to enter the sev
eral contests to be held hi the Mate
with the intention of bringing home
aoiiie of the best prizes offered, not
to mention the large amounl of
publicity which KoncbujK will re
! celve. One of these contests will
be at Coos Hay during the slate l
j Kin convention In August and
another at the state fair, when1 a
fulfil of $11000 in prizes is offered.
I The boys of the drum corps
thave been practicing diligently two
I nights a week for several months
and are becoming very proficient,
j The members of the Legion post
recently decided to outfit the
corps members in snappy new uni
forms, all tailor made, and which
will cost, about $900. These uni
forms nhoulri arrive here shortly
befon the Strawberry f'arnlval
and the drum ccs expect to
maun ns jniuai appearance uunnt ,,, saloons, wil.l carouses bv
the parades of that event ivoung people. drunke,n,.-sH in
I he local legion post exhibits a imm(.Hi HII,j intoxication among
very commendable spirit in spoil-: wxtw (.j,!!,,,,.,, !n ,h(. anthracite
soring such an organization, and ,nu,IIM ,lf i,.,invlviint:t.
especially In view of the fact that,
- .1.1.. .w i tl-.An ...in i...
a debt of nearly $1000 will be con
traded In outfitting the unit,
aside from the $800 which It has
Invested In Instruments. The money
to pay for these materials Is rais-j
of 11... l.Kionnaircs In KlvlnK inW'"r",0,y" l.-,'iswiK during the
talnments and no donations tire
asked from the public.
Two of these entertainments are
to be given this month. Thefirsf,
"In Flanders Field." will be at the
Antlers theatre tonight and tomor
row, and the other will be at the
armory on April 23 and 21.
The laltor event will be In the
nature of a vaudeville show, dance
anil Happy Canyon, which will be
produced under (be direction of
Jack C'oyle. who staged the very
Hiwcituiif nl hu'tfin kIuiu- til tho Atil-
lers theatre some mouths ago. and
has had many years of experience'
In this Work. A committee of 25
legionnaires Is now busily engaged
In the work of staging this show,
which is expected to be one of the
best of the season.
WETS PRESENT
STATISTICS TO
SENATE BOARD
'Continued from Pago II
are almost flat before the Volstead
period, and thereafter shoot sky
ward at an astonishing angle.
"The police department ot Wash
ington, I). C, however, has kept
records of (lie arrests of the young
people lor drunKenness, he con-;
tinned. "Arrests of persons under
22 years old average 41 a year for
the four pie-prolilbillon years, li)M
11)17. A bone-dry law was enacted
for Washington before national
prohibition became effective and
immediately youthful drunkenness
Increased. In 1!HS It rose to 73
and bv 1021 had reached 282."
Wild Youth Described.
The witness went on to say that
t he survey showed conditions In
former wet slates to be about the
saiuv as In PHt, while En states
which had some form of a state
prohibit Ion, conditions "are worse
torlay under (he bone-dry Volstead
act than Ihey formerly were under
their own state dry laws."
Shirk read a photostat of a letter
from Poller' Chief Stroebel of Read
ing. Pa., declaring there had hern
a great increase in in toxical ion
among youths. He said he knew of
children being taken from class
rooms "dead drunk." ami that hip
flasks were cairied by young folks
at most dances and parties.
Taking up a challenge ol Wayne
M. Wheeler for the wets to point
to a slimle rltv where conditions
were better under the beer and
wine regime than under the bone
dry taw. Shirk point' d to Atlanta.
Arrests for intoxication there drop
ped from be I ween il.inui and 7. eon
In 1!H7. he said, to between 2.iMHt
and :t.tmii In 1!H7. when citizens ol
Atlanta eon hi Inipor t ) r. wine
and some ardent spirits After the
frdetnl law became effective, he
SAVE -with
SAFETY
Bf VBBBBDBBi
DRUGSTORE
The Old Pep
RIKLIR'S
PKPTONA
$1.00
Full Pint
A 1 mil treuKtk
Invigorates ihe
builder
entire
Aid?
!)!
the
hloo
appetite
Our BesTonic.
Nathan Fullcrton
ROSEBURG, OREGON
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
WEDNESDAY
NITE!
A Reg'Iar Time
with a
Reg'Iar Gang!
nthiiied, the arrests mounted
Ht
idlly until they reach d 8,000 In
Bad Morals Pictured.
One of tsii witnesses, Falher
Francis Kasaczim, of Sugar
Kneich, Pa., pa i ulerl for the com-
.ltl.... f lrl-!t.l.i i.iflnri. ,,f wlitn.
., , , ...
Police statistics from many cities
were BtihuiiU'-d bv Stanley Shirk.
of the Moderation league, to sup-'
port hla assertions that artcstH for
lnmkenneHS. particularly among
automobile drivers had laken an I
dry regime.
The last witness of the day, Mrs. i
Vhda Angtlm. deputy chief proha-:
lion officer In the New York family
'court, declared cases before that
court had increased since prohibi
tion, because the wives and eli 1 1
; dren are suffering more than be
. fore. !
"The probation officers under
my direction tell me that In their
districts you can tin. I lf0 to 200 .
stills," shi' said. "These not only 1
are operated in cigar and other
"". ' "
"Tenements are the homes of
stills; you ooen a door and instant-
ly get a whiff of the stuff thev
make. Tin children jup there and
must know all about it."
She added that while "the ma
terial condition" of the wives and
children h"d hnnroved under pro
hibition, their "moral condition"
had not.
Women l3ue Appeal.
WASHINGTON. Ap'H IM - Hav
ing In no uncertain terms Informed
the srnate prohibit Ion commit toe
is to their uncompromising opposi
tion lo modification of the Vol
slead Act, the Womens National
Coinmlthe for law enforcement to
day issued
challenge to the
American people "to uphold
the
the
constitution" ami listened to
advice of speakers who asked them
to pound at the job of building up
.sentiment for law observance,
j Mrs. Mabel Walker Wlllehrandt, i
who Is In charge of the Peparlnient j
jot Justice liquor prosecuting; forces,
said "watchful units of womni"
icanitkeep public officials delivering
their best efforts, even though such
'officials at times be the kind that
"unwatched, would slight the task
in hand." j
Mrs. John U Rockefeller, Jr.. in j
a statement read lo the conference. !
asked "why not be honest with our
selves anil admit that our children j
Will not he the h igh-miniled. fine i
; people that we want and expect !
(hem to i)4 unless we -- their par- '
euls set them an exampl" of being j
jusl and law abiding citizens." ,
PRESBYTERY OF SOUTHERN j
OREGON AT CENTRAL POINTj
1 Mnopliit.'l Pivm Lojw! Wlri.) '
i MKItPOltl). Ore.. April. PI -The j
presbytery rf southern Orction '
comprising churches ami ministers J
of Lake, Klamath, Josephine, 1 nug
las and Jackson counties, will nm-
vein- in session (onight al Cent i a! ;
Point, near here. The opening ad- j
dress will he given by It. v. Jo.-eph I
W. Angcll rf Clendale. moderator
of the district. Clarence W. 1
Urecn. president of Albany College,
Albany. Orenon, and IV A. Tbotup- !
son rtf Portland svuodlcal i' cii-
live of Oregon, will deliver addf .
es
The Wednesday morning and f- j
lenuMtn session will be devoted to'
the business of the preslnteiy
the r veiling session the 1' v N- l
son of Poi t land will be the m.nu '
speaker
JOHN K. KOLLOCK. GRAND
MASTER YORK RITE MASONS
. r . r 1'r
I'M
i I Wii
ASTOKIA. Ore.. April pt
i:
lie:; !oda ot Oregon Kiaud mi
ef n.il and select masters of ,
Kite Masons resulted as follow
John K Pidbuk. Portland, g:
mastei IMmund K Carletoti.
b in. i. piny ci ami marshal ; K
ltf.it v Cm a Ills, principal cot .
tor of 01 k ; 1 . II scot i . Pm 1 :
ne;ttte ; .1 H KiclllllOtld. I
It.
.1. t
bind, recoider; Cde M M. K v
Hetid. commander of the guattl II
an- Sianatil Albany, cotnui.i d
er ef , euiicil . K P l.t wis. ,1 h
liel.l. marshal; Allien II. S lltf
tmid- i. Pot Hand, steward; Wili.-m
O i'attei on. Cannn City. - ' -
ii.l. niitl .lohn Kaster. Poni.rd
cluiphiiii.
The mastei s left this aft. ine.i
for Si :isi,tt' after complet itu
hUil1t s sesrdoll
Tenie-i'ow will he the main
fni 1 to K llillllt s 'I". Ill p);lT s a: 1
nual cein 1 ntion
ir
WOULD REFUND RAILROADS'
DEBT TO GOVERNMENJ
(.H-i4tis! Tri-M I Wirt 1
mvcTON. p-ii i:t i.
lo mithotle tho refundr
',.1 eon ilii.l med the ge
" railroads as Die iesi:'
V A
l.i'for
Hi.- t:
int-n!
LIS-
of
pei tod loans. ws approv.
bv Secretarv Mellen im :i
to the senate int"istate (
e committee
.lilV
Hundreds have int their O. K
classified columns. Thei
starting point of many
i success ami prosperity.
are tha
NEW TODAY
OK SALK
Short St.
Reed baby bufy. 924
KOlt IiKN'T Apartment, partly
furnished. Rnsoburg Apartments.
F6fl fULE--Purtable JiiuiiMvIck
phoiic-jrapb. Almost
(iiihe 241 S. Flint St.
new. 0n-
KC ) 1 1 Ji KNT Four acres
ground. J. T. ICpporly
AuV2.
broccoli
J,hono
Foil HAIJC-M goals, 2 kids, cheap
If taken In few days. (. C.
Thompson, I'mpqua, Ore,
FOR RENT 6-rooni house, good
range with hot water coll, close
in, garage. Price $21 per month,
(.'has. Kyes, S2li N. Jackson
FOR SALE 100 White Leghorn
liens 1 yr. old; also tw
wo good 1
Kn. M K.
milch cows, at a bani
M'dey, mile N. Canyonville
. i
FOR SALE -Two-horse Interna- j
lional engine and J double cyllu- j
der li-inch -force pump, price j
Slio. Fred H. Elliott, Canyonville,!
Ore.
FOR KKNT One side of duplex j
house on .Mill St.: also 3-rooni
lurnlshed apartment on Jackson I
St.; hot water all hours. I'hone !
i! IX U. I
FOR- SALK S-a'cR. poultry fanii",
J lnlhss out, all level Held, two
Kood roads, fair buildings. A snap
for J2HK). Chas. Kyes, 821! N.
Jackson St.
SPECIAL STI'DERAKER sedan,
looks like new runs like it. Just
to look at tL makes you wani to
own it. A. Purr & .Son. Cen
tral Garage. Phone uSo.
A SYSTKM ATIC plan for repaying
a real estate mortgage. Payments j
made semi-annually. No com mis-1
siou or brokerage. Investigate
this. KICK & KICK. ,
Do you know?
There Is one place in town where
you can get
Any kind of building material.
Let us show you
Coon Lumber Company
II ATTI.'I Vt ITf'II A If CI Vff " cTv-Till
- .............. .......
:MC.
12-voll, 75c. Labor overhaul-,
Ing Font generator
$1- All other.
types equally low.
Datiery Station. Cor
.Main Sis.
1'rest O Llle
Douglas and '
STl'DKIiAKKR LKJ IIT SIX tour
ing. We just took Ibis one in and
it's a dandy, no betier used car
on earth than this one. Come
in and see ii. W A. Ilurr & Son.
Central Garage. Phone 3Sfi.
FOR RENT Five-room house,
clean and partly furnished. In
side toilet, woodshed. ?1- per
month. Lights and city waier.
Good place for children. See
or 1137 K. lith St., Roseburg.
MONF.Y TO LOAN on dwelling;
a tart merit houses and business j
blocks; on improved real estate i
or for building purposes. I 'nip-
0,ua Savings and Loan Associa-
lion, houglas Abstract liuilding.
ilKLP WANTKO -thifr itM-ritoVy
op"ii for industrious man part !
or full time selling tailored shirts '
direct to wearer. Experience un
necessary. Pay daily. Write An
derson. r;t2 E. North, Port-1
land, Ore.
FOR " S A EE 1 fin-acre-sliee'ii ""and
chicken ranch, with sot) acres
outrange. I louses tor 1 Sin) hens.
wati'r piped to residence and
chicken houses ; I telco lights :
$:tmi, terms. L. (). Maddux, 520
N. Jackson. j
NEW fi-volt batie"rir-s" as" Iow'ns
$lti. no to fit all liglit cars. Hodge,
batteries $lS.3o. All full capa- i
city and fully guaranteed. ( )pen
evenings till s o'clock. Presi O
Lite service stat ion. Cor. I toug
las and Main Sis.
t'SEI) C A IIS We si 111 "have" left'Tl
few real buys in Fords. Slude-1
halters. Over la nds. etc. You can
buy a good reliable six cylinder,
used car with thousands of miles!
of unused miloniie at less than '
the price rtf a used four. Come in;
let us convince you. W. A. Hurrj
Xr Son. Central Parage. Phone
sxr.. j
NO MATTKR HOW CIIKAI V(r
MAV IIKXT A IlorsK. VK CAN
snow voi' now vor mav :
OWN VOI I! 1IOMK FOR I.KSS.
GOOIi MOOKrtN lll'NilAl.OW -1
'Jusl i ii:ht ilisianc1 nul : r. ronm.
nnnlcrn. ;tliislT'l : fi-llnr: 7 lots
uinl.T I't-iicf': i'l.nl K:in!-n IhihI; .
?'lti llllWlt. $20 ptT ItKMIlll.
thai H-: i-:i'(ii-:xi-:
FINI-: IIO.MKS in kic.kni: in:
lr:ul fur Hosi-bui-K : ui- l!lk' you
llinv mill shou- vnu. 1
FVH.MS ''nil CITY i
WIM.I. IMI'lioVKli All inio-s nr.il ,
Mmis to Iniil.- lor city pron-i ty.
h:il Invp- volt
Mr!.F..NION II l-:. l.T Y CO. INC
FIKST ST ATK NI SAYINii
!1NK IM II.IiINi;
LEAGUE BID; ACT
OF SWISS CAUSE
( AwttcUtfHl TrcM I.nft.wit WlrA
I1KNKVA. April 111 - The I.eagu
of Nations set-i t tariat tooay fnade
puldie the leiterrom Foreign Min
ister Trhitehi i in of Soviet IJussia
declining to paitieipate tn the sr-s-sions
(r the preparaior d i sarin a
ment commut'e opening here Mav
l."
The letter bristles with criticisms
Of the teglle. acr'Ues t lie Swi.s CUV-
ernnient of t'aci lit a: im: the esi ape
of the man who assji-inated ' the
Soviet ciivtn 'orovH at Lausanne
in 1 0 2 :i . and say. th-Moscow gov-r-rnnienl
has no confidence In Swit-
of 'jserhind's assurance ihai Soviet rhd
n. egates would be protected on tin
present occasion It eonitnues:
"As non -participation bv die So-
.t- viets in the disarmament conler-m-
nice may provide a pretext for
other state to wivck the cause
general disarmament, the comW
nn'ston senis to be that ihe League
e-f Nations rr those directing its ac-
peopla's itivlttes have no desire for ihe con
! fere nee to achieve results."
'Courteous
Clerk Says:
No
r
248 N. Jackson
Poultry Eggs
when you have poul
try or eggs to sell, don't
forget we want both
every day.
The Valley Poultry &
Produce Co.
M. H. SHOOK
Phone 646
226 W. Oak
New Oxfords
$7.00 ?$7.50
$8.50I$10.00
Wff ? f It's an
lVC tflWV72 I Announce- 1
1 1 ment of I
in 3
' """just "in S
Roseburg Booteriei
IRVIN B RUN N
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit
Your Feet.
ROSEBURG. OREGON
FOR SALE
Good Used Cars
19J5 Essex Coach 8675
192S Chev. Touring .. S475
1924 Ovtrland Sed.in 8410
1924 Essex Coach G600
I'KM Ford Coupfl S2S0
1923 Ford Rd-il-. balloons . $275
1921 CheToil'ing ... S300
19?0 Dodoc Delivery "S350
1920 Dodge Tourinn S200
Dodgs Tourin.i $225 lJ
uoage icuimg .. sou
BuickVTju-ing . , ...325
Bu.ct:eina - S175
1921 Foid Truck $300
We will trade flnf give termi.
Roy Catching Mtr. Co.
QHUDSONESSEX
Watch ViCVJN
V fore'the
o
I SYMBOLIZE the policy of the R. A. Pitcher Co.
1 stand for trlfth in advertising and honesty in
merchandising. I meet the customer every
day and display high quality of merchandifg. I
voice the sentiment of the R. A. Pilcher Co. and
from time to time have an announcement of great
importance that shoppers will find worth their
reading.
What it is? Can't you tell us now?
No, good friends, I can't but I will let you
know in a day or so. Just watch the columns of
this paper for the big news. You'll be surprised
and agreeably so.
RAPILCHERrCO
rNCORPOQATCO
'Department Stores
nOII""! A? mi INTV
Vh . JrT . i .
MAN DIED MONDAY
Jerome Smith, for (!'
resident of this state.
Douxlas county, passed
ars a
and of
away at
his home in Kdenbuwer last even
ing at about 9 o'clock, following
an Illness of several months.
Mr. Smith was born at Yon
calla, Oreeon, August 24. isr!),
and spent his youth t that place,
i later moving to Kdenbower. lie
! also resided at Oakland I'cr a
short time of his life and follow-
ed the farming in dust ry. .Mr.
; Smith, a man of high ideals, was
one who made many friends.
! Surviving besides bis wife and
daughter. Mrs. Korea t Jones, of
Hood River, are two sisters, Mre.
Louis Warner, of Yoncalla and
'Mrs. Fannie Johnson, of Spokane;
throe brothers. Frank, and Flmer.
of Spokane, and Albert, of (iar
(den Valley.
i The services will be held af the
Roseburg I'ndertaking Parlors o;i
Thursday afternoon at 2:.10
o'clock, with Itev. V. S. McCul-
I Roofing!!
Car Just Arrived
New low prices on the
highest grades.
Ask us for prices and estimates.
-1
I Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc.
Centrally Located
MAJESTIC
LAST TIME TODAY
"THE ROAD TO
YESTERDAY"
MYSTERIOUS FASCINATING
ALSO: GOOD TWO-REEL COMEDY
MATINEE TODAY 2:15 P. M. 10c, 25c
A
7
Roseburg, Ore.
!l"Eii officiating. inlermont will
be lield at the Odd Fellows cemi.-
i tery.
I
ouhvtY ur iviiurv ourrLi
CONDITIONS TO BE MADE
BY COUNTY HEALTH UNl1
As a result of the work of Miss
Neyen Hetts of the National Child
Health Association a survey of
milk conditions in the county will
be started at once by the Douglas
County Health Knit. Miss Retts
spent several days last week dis
cussing the subject of milk supply
and consumption with interested
groups, and out of her work has
grown a desire fo improve condi
tions in the county as far as pos
sible. Miss Pelts spoke to dairy
men, to parents and to school
children, showing the great value
of milk as a food supply and taking
up primarily the handling of the
milk before it reaches the consum
er. The health unit plans an im
mediate survey to check up on the
methods used and if possible fo
improve coiuhtions wherever pos
I sible.
231 N. Main Street
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