Roseburg news-review., April 21, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1926.
9 nmi
Concrete is the aristocrat
0 pavements
513.6G S&raar Yards
q2
Concrete Streets ffo.? Eugene
Eugene, Oregon, laid its first
concrete pavement in 1920. It has
beenbuildingconcretestreetsever
since.
When present contracts are
completed it will have a total of
513,000 square yards.
Like many other Oregon cities,
Eugene has found that concrete i3
the last word in low maintenance
cost. ,
Property owners like concrete
pavement because its pleasing,
light gray color greatly improves
the appearance of say street.
And the skid-proof surface of
Portland cement concrete pave
ment is especially appreciated in
this wonderland of all-year mo
toring. Over 1,000 cities laid concrete
streets in 1925- Was your city
one of them?
1
All of the. facts art in our
free boohlet on "ConcrtU
Struts." Ask for your copy.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco Building
PORTLAND, OREG.
A National Organization to
Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete
OUIces in 31 Cities
BOY SCOUT CAMP Iltors weru not only invited but
CONFERENCE WAS lo0,r& .
' A REAL SUCCESS' bL',Kl ' 11 iiViy uUi,,t unmin
j camps of lilh amiidard tills huiii-
mur aim hone t ha L people inter
ested will not mibUiidei .slaud the
real purpose of a camp. It should
not ho understood that I hoy art1
mere vacation nil'ulra hut rather
as J Joy Scout TniiniiJK CutnpH
wherein, boys have ait oiijuniuiiily
to leuru the good Uuiims of liiu
lu catch i:huractr-r and in;i:iliiiej--s.
Tho training conference on
company tor Uoy Scout executives
held ut Portland last week wad an
entire buucubh, according to K A.
Urltton, JJouf.his Coua executive,
who attomlbd the bouhJou, four
teen executives of wualeru Oregun
and nouih western Washington
undo up the conlurence which was
nnnilitnli'il hv W (' w.il-.-..i -r .....
tiotlill lli'iiilntnirliM-n til N!w ' oi it i Sh'i'
All hands were Ihi.rn lor luini- I HUPplieH
Dens and when tho whlatlo blew ) "
on Monday morning humnesH be-: GLENDALE BOY
gau. Subjects diacuaaed on Monday f A CTH H'VTVTi r
were-"l'undamental requirements j AClUi i llLU JV
for aucceaatul acout camps," (a. J ASSAULT CHARGE
iivm low viuwiiuiiiL ol uiu. uuy; V
bells, Hiiups anil shearing
at Wharton Uron.
Display Sponsored by Rose
burg Woman's Club
Found to Be Very
Interesting'.
Tho OrfKon Products kIiow spon.
snivel by lliu lluucbui'K Woman's , N
emu ya'siuruny proved lo Do a
most huccchhIuI event In every
way except from lliu Ktumlpoliit of
atti.ijjmou. AllliotiKh liuiulreilH of
peopli! saw tint displays, tlio crowds
weru IsVit ua iai'Ko aa had been ,lu
Hlilcred. Ju overy oilier respect Iho
ciub was fclven excellent coopera
tion and Hupport.
Jlcaulitlll uxhihilH of Oreenli
grown and manufactured products . Wk
tt:iu iii.iuu uy iiariu a lottery ,
iSpuncei'H, A -Man'H Shop, J'ill--'i'a,
l'oiii;las County Creamery,
IJllda lor -Men, ZiKlor-Cravell, Ne8
Kcview, Ladies Shoppe, Moll Mil
linery, L'uip'iuii Valley Cannery,
ItoseburK Studio, Tliu Fern, Clark's
Sludio, Mvh. W. L. Cobb, Mrs. W.
li. Cumuion, AlcKean, IJarby and
Ualdwln, I'ugo Lumber Company,
j Abraham's, The Milk Store, The
Vogue, Art and IJaby Shop, Mad
i ili.v .,! ,,;.,ti,. ii i, ......i
I ...... 'i i"":ii, JvuneuuiK
I 1, umber anil Mnmit'acliirliiL' Com.iB
l.:,nv I I i... if U,,-. ......
I Lumber and Manufacturing Com-! u'i
I punv. i'J.vlllbitu were also iniiile hv 1
' mi National Guard and Forest ' CM
; Serv ice, 'i nn Uemiou 1'. T. A. Jiad
: a, i e-xiiibit of flowers and sold cook
1 uoints at llielr bootli.
I Kadi of tlio exliiblts was remark
ably atlractivu and spectators weru
impressed by the wide variety of
products manufactured in ibe state.
I A lino program was given both
: afternoon and evening, featured by
) addresses by Dan C. Freeman,
, malinger of Hie Oregon Manufac
I Hirers association and by A. C.
.liarstirs of Koscburg. A number
or musical and literary selections
wnro ulso presented. Mrs. i J.
Dunlap and .Mrs. IS. W. Jladdox
Mere lu eliarge of arrangements Vjll
fcJa
i ne . Oman s lun is Ueserving
of much praise for Hie success of
tills velilure, lor It emailed a areat
I deal ol hard work, and was put on
i without piolil. lor no charge was
mailo lor exhibit -..pace or lor ad
: missions. 'I'lie only receipts were
l i om I lie relresliuienls served both
: allenioon ami eevnlng.
i 'I'lie t'umiiiiltee has expressed it
iseli as being very gralelul lo all
I of those who assisted, and asked
Ihat IliiinUs be conveyed to ihosu
Mho exhibited, tliose who took
Mirt in tlio program, and all who
helped out in any way in making
tho show I lie decided success that
I it was.
Duds for Men, Inc.
QUINE BROS.
Clothing and Furnishings
141 NORTH JACKSON
Introducing Legionnaire
Ralph Quine
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D p
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These Advertisers are Supporting
the
The Ladies Shoppe
Dry Goods, Notions
Ready-to-Wear
1 20 North Jackson
Phone 565
American Ledon
.-(
Met.ornilidt-Deeiing gas engines
are built lor long Hie. See I he ones
on our Moor and compare Willi any
other eni.lne. Wliarlon llros.
from thu viewpoint of the parents;
c. from tlio viewpoint of the scout
council); "Health and Hanllallon,"
"Camp Financing," "Leadership
ttnd l'eraonnel," "Canii Instruction
Methods," "Uulldluga and Kquip
nient,' iintl "i'runsiiortailou."
On Tuosdny tho subjecls were:
"Start tho day itlght," "Itelal Ion
ship of Camp to tho Troop Hack
Homo," "Camp Advertising,''
enta and Visitors in Camp,"- "lie
llgion in Camp," "Cooking lleili
ods," "Ciettlng Camp Spirit and
Morale," "Cauipllro Programs."
'iho day's programs were sched
uled to end at 1L30 but did not
end until 11 p. in..
Mr. Wessel, the national head
quarters representative of Iho Hoy
Scouts lias had a tremendous lot
ot experience in camping lor boys
and after receiving a lull report
on last year's camp expressed hiin
self to Mr. Mi ll Him as being in full
accord with all nieiliods used, lie
tvaa especially pleased lo learn of
'Safety First" methods employed
to govern swimming and llial vls-
CIIANTK I'ASH, April ill.
(Inrrell. el' Clelldllle, Mils 111''
was cl. ai I d of a eluil j.e nl ,i
with ieiehi to kill whi'ii 1 1i.
t .
, .1
nitKin
iSJlllll.
Jury j
reported a verdict of not rail
alter having hoen 0111 oiily rT inin
ult's. The i-n.il Win kUi-ii to Hi
Jury ai -::U tills all' union and. ut
."i::i0 Hie JuroiH leiirtei Id Uiu
ceiiit Ili.'H (Im-v had Iciitid im
Par young man inniicenl of Hie ci-iiue
will) which he was charged.
liun-eU was accused ol lit-thiK
serioiirt injuries on th- perM-n u(
Itayuioml Liiunan, on iho ni'si or
1'Ylu ua: y 1 1. Ueniark.s, mad" by
(lie pariy of ih h Liiinia.'i ua.i i
meiiiher, led (o a lifcht lu whlcii
lailniiin was nil in live . lines silt
lerini; se ere (Minds. A pica ol
Self-defense v,;i.. made in . w o'
BEIHG OBSERVED
BK GLIDE PEOPLE 1
6 Vaudeville Acts 6
Starting at 8 p. m.
tmazmesoBsmiiaBWsstEnai&aBBsiSLi
Red Cross Pharmacy
DRUGS
105 North Jackson
Legionnaire
Introducing A. M. 1 hrone
it- a s! x .
r rsday-baturday
April 23-24
50 Cents
The Pullman
Admission,
Pool, Billiards
Fountain Drinks, Smokes
122 West Cass
Introducing Legionnaires
J. A. Fulcher and W, C.
Fredrickson
Koads Being Cleared
I ire 1 Lizards Camp
ground Prepared at
Little River.
of
the fuel lh.il
pound :u il'
while Hai'lt-lt
a:;e was f;l- i
a 8 17.
tail man wt i);ln
linn- of Hi.-I-
Miiall.-r. il.i
. a; -1 and 1m
A'lhoui;)! Ihis Is a ve:v l.usv
(I tiin- mr i!:.- tiinin rs ihe la:is tor
'"'rair. H li.-'Hiinn. ol Aniei ii-ini Kur-
inn.. e.-h u.'.-U hriui; well curried
""I'l'.i '"il in Mnlr niiuiy. Consld-
eiiihlf clfaiiln: up uas dune aluliK '
I lie htuhways Monday under ihe
iK'Ctl.m of Ih,- rhitlilhtn- ol roni-
nu M rniiun'i h o, nod II:.' eh:-fs
' tu nil tin- loans
ol lire haaids u
ihrouhuui the w
Ml . it l.M .1..
' vllaiii'. na.i .
iOi I Uealli.y, lm
1 pUtll.L' I (iili . o.
r hi i a
i. .s ik mi' m iic
thi.s n,- m u u
iii aon.Hili, m
i - sal oi t i
,,uoil maliiH'i oi
Ci'iiuuuiiii
a.-lt r oi
i a., liie 1
etiai iiLnf.
I al die
,ka ine
. . S .1 . :
M 11 Ul
DRYS ASK MORE
lliviE IN SENATE
LIQUOR PROBE
(Continued Irum pae 1-)
.1 Ull jUOtil Mil
c law pr.t ;
ilii- hooihK
i ' a.-e'.' ' iloi i
law can
I
i . ii .st in uiiu ill' 1 1 i .1 i- j
Wharton UiK .
mr ;
.11
au-t-eu
lUu
.'ld i al.li aa;it,. ;i in . I ir pi
Him. f. ..in! a (;. .--pool will U.-
loi- nit- lonn-niei-ci' ol t.inip
and tiolit i iul ii.
't'huiuay evening, April 't I,
lint; v. in i)t il iu i
svia.toi n.niuniK ai wiivii
ii. in i oi p; unuiii'iiL ."-peaki'i:-
in...-..
iii-
id ua UMol
1 t'IK-
Where Your Dollar Buys llic Most.
Eastern Oil for 25c Quart
' Western Oil for 15c Quart
Gasoline Oils of All Iviiuis
Fcr 4 days only, 22, 23, 21, 25, Tires and Tubes at
wholesale
j. y . -. .ai . I '. .V .Mai new ,
!'. -I' l, l.uin tin iiist.lt I
iMirr in I'oitiaml, Kan'
inM.-iT, . t lilt at I -..-pae-iu i
I lupoua naiKiual lor--.;,
in on n, in e i h .i'L oi
i.aus tou.'.t. lue paliol a.-
i ar i-f C 1 ;u
honilcL'iii.m u ill
"Vrs. win u iii
niin."
Ilel hi-lrtll i lieiu:h
ale ol' In i r anu u in
ntore'!n ul ditfietili.
"It womd iiii-. i ii...- Ho
ly to s'di liaid liiiuor."
"Tlit if iii a li- r di nil.
in ni jiuii;i:;i m."
"Villi h:ie :i--unod
:iud beer w ould he Miid i
Cndmai. hi o. e in. ' i I,.
he H sold onh hv !.-
not to he ih in
In' !"r.;ili.id
won hi make
oppo;i'ini
hv addi d.
ism ii.uioii.
"Thai ui'
so' dii'iiculi,
efoa-e Hie
U'OM ll.llii
I hat ine
il f'alonli.i."
V m tuilu il
hn:- and
p! ini.e '.'
make ii null-
1 it would iu-
wht'r,- i):,.
v. wild be pu.-.-i-
on iii'
mil
l:.-i
tu in
1 ii.m.t
l in
ert
hi
Come in and have your cranUcnse chancel. Vowr c.r
lircs changed. Have ycu car overhauled. V.'c have !..
town. EvcryUun;; puaranleed.
Wo will paint your fore) for $15 and a ?;ood job, too. On
!. oiied, f'.rcased,
t repair men in
i v-c is the best.
We can save you money on everything
your olcj car in on a new one. Come in
Ajax. Under uo obligation to buy. jui. v
and we will c;;ll
you need for yom i.i,. Will lake
nrt hnve a ride in the new Nash and
ar.t lo j.Iiow it lo you. Cive us a All
uul ace you.
Used Cars Bought and Sold
MASK
L. R. Chambers iUoior (!o.
I'lwnc M9 (h;i ami A'd.m
is
A v t
i'i. ililtiff. i
jolll lilt pie.elU
ai e a. tKU. U i
o; l..f ,-po ,.ald 1. 1
lure lue Mimol a.-.
Mr. Floui U;il,i(i!
a school iiot;iiiiii ihai uui h
eii l'ltdaj iUU'lIH-Oa .it two in ,f.
ihe Uoy Seoul Uuep is ttuiMii-t-iiruesuy
on the model Lamp m:
ut ar the t-adu-ul buihliu. A l .
dvcidt'd lmi'iuveiuent liu al.t.-.ij.v
In on ni.nk- iu the appearaiu e:
the Kt " e beloi e thy school.
STEIWER PLEASED
VvlIH HIS FROSl'ECf
Sick bodies
made
t
..' r
strong
"iicaercl break'
V: :: n j-itit-J vir to
f :.:. 'i'au hit
h ut .1 uf my whnle
syti m. Untishfiitht
nervous strain ami
me had the
health p twrtttv
, bit:"
Ij'-insh.-i u wa.-i followed by Can
on Wiiiiaiu S. t ha.se, superintend
ent ot ine Inu i tiatiuiuii Kelorin
l-'ederaiioii, w lio in-cuired prohibi
lion had uul caused any "cnuie
wave."
"The liiwles.-:iie-ss and revolt of
iiiuh i as :ii rong in countries
which do noi have prohibition,' he
aid. " Vouuk peoplt; hi Cierniany
i.iiU j;n.;iaini ai o carry in j hip
MasL.s and revolting aatiiusl i
heciied em i veil lions ol morality
a. m itvp-i't lor law as well a in
Amer iea."
l ne vs u ut's.s izaw it as Ids opin
ion Uiai "ihe grialctft one univi ra
nt eau.-f of crime" is the utii'euhit
ed motion picture. lie proU'sied
against ihe modiifcatiou ot hills
in lure Hit commit u-u, baying ihat
wh.it r ;iily Ava.s aoualu was "in
loMcieting liu,t:ur."
A.-lll.WiToX. April 21. The
i lohihiiion law can he enforced in
.i:iv piace wli;i- the state or the
:..iiloual fco i umi.-ut firmly duier-niii.e.-i
to e:itotte it, (lownior i'iii- i
cliot of i'en:t.- 1 tuii.i said today in
a l iiv-r M'lii to tne s"iiate commii
n v wt.nh is t oiuiuciint; hearings
e:i i.ii'diti' ii. i.ui mil-.
hi i- I... ii auihoiilus ron;n !
.tie. he .siui. Ho- task is made -ml
a-ier. and lie .-iJiinilted s(;ititics
of 1 "t nn '. iiina condiuen-. w aich
he Mtid I'l'owil t'it the law was
heing eilioi ccd !!: ; w uu Pleadll
ilicn-asini; frucccss. '
"Ihe Wcls whu have appeared
In J ore jour coiamitue," ihf jjiover-
n6v wioLe. "have produced uothiiii;
that was not known before. The
politics, the corruption. tlu ineltl
cleuey, the granting of net mils to
SPACE IS
EI BK LOCAL HUH
crru.st- in Clir' .-1- r salurf t-vi'ry-
MUCH INTERtST IS
SHOWN IN BROCCOLI SUIT
Tla1 salt- of three lifw-
ciirs jn on..1 atlcrnouu uas tliy
II. L. Conuully
( v..
I. A 01,
f ! . I I. :.
Ill 1 .11 .....
lit
I II II I .1
I
N - I'-
':t l-.ii.
Ut'.
Vv . A,
,i.i pi un.irio lo
,e MP,,!', hit
leu;:,
c.-l. iti vi;e.on
hal look Luu MiV'
. Wallowa a. i I
y tour I ir.er n -i
t. ' he .sau I i
I - i:h the pi oc
, Aft'T n j,peU
v lien j our s stru.
and your )e. are :
hardly held up ?
tijiht I-i t.il.h; T;
1 1 f wonderful
Ti :y do fmpmv
rinht in and put;
, Huh',
r-'vtt
hi Q:nal; t
ptTsCl'.
Not Inn t
OS V.ISt
k$4 u
that
-o
.t t U gic you
material bill.
iniitus T'lii'i!' i, mi from i-o-t
C .. .... ......
m.rh an ncni:. i,ii n iiuip l'1
ia- nn,l f l slam. -aok t' full
. slrcnirtli and visor, i.ikoraul
'l VefiMabla l'H'.ii to? coaEtiputioij.
.viwriofn. ifronfji ranc'ins utterly unfit lo hold
uieiii. i .if uue diversions ol (lena
tuuU ukohol lo lliu bootleg trade.
"1'uiiiiK l;i;s more deuaiuie,! ai
colloi ti.s nialnilaeruietl In tiu
I'liila.leiMiia ,liot;iet llian iuiy-
wlliie else 111 Hie I n.ied Sla'.ea ex-
M H.ti.Mali.l :) l.iml.-iatia and
l.i. i e ,l.i..l,,y t-.ored in tlie I'ms
buri;ll di.-IiKt lliau anyuiiit-r else
. m . pi K. iiuiv ky.
' Aiayois ai.d iitt.il tlii,;s of ro
Lie a.- u l ll lo ve:e uuikiiii; lurle
or lltt efloil to lultin-.' the ei:;.l
leeiilh a:u.l.iliii..H. Many ilistnel
alloilie,. ...iik :hi lliteiivl in l:os-i
, , .lt:n , u.lat:o:i ot ii.
"W here in jhe .i 1 1 of Ihe
Into -lienor ,oii:.'t,l ii. ihe .tietis
of riiila.Mj.il, a in one rrrnins
ii.. in .".n in inioxiiated pi i-
ami from :.i,o lo loo on Saitinl.i,.
a recent U,o duriliK the same hours
over Ihe same streets showed onlv
three persons under the iuflueucv
of liquor."
i ,1 Ja
Aii. " i-.J Mrxsmtr,
2t S'. Sin:k ire,
liurUnton, jk j.
of Cr'H'V- o. iV;
:- .W run d'itt :
o w i'ii', :'cy r.f
our houy, -jtar.'
r. I?
h nv pnon von
'0Tanb,- s.,11;
z trim. U
:i i;..,t:to fur . .-.1
y-j itoi Ilk.
C?l
i'l tin lit
Tar,l.i.
( .i...
new
trl-k nv.itc
n iiie at'.ir th'
paee net by the
.Motor Cniiniuiy, local Chrysle
d'.'alrr.-, Saiunlay. tiuy J)iii.el,
lraeiiiii; auittior stoinuiif' at the
Hose hotel, purchased a oS Chrys
ler eoj.o. I-osiit lluiner, manai-cr
ot tile I ni.,iia Itroccoli i:.ehaiie,
move a To Milan auay. L. F. llui
ror, ininistei of (he liiklu Standard
Mi.-ir.Kili, acee;.ied one of Ihe new
statulard s. d.ins. oth.-r iecelH pur
ehasers aie C. M lluiner, lieorge
,'luek and K. K. Winiherly.
This is one of the best records
male so far, and is e, deuce of
I lie latieasim popularity of Chrys
ler ,al-. All styles como equipped
Willi locl.h.ad, four-wheel brakes,
whidi a: e luidiiu' ni'.;ch faior
amoni: o. n.rs due lo iheir simpie
a.iiu.-t,:.. in an,l t;:ni, :;. ui, ;t
Kisle r b !;. . i'tico linish, .,u,
Kisk c.ti.i balloon tnt-s tile new
Chrysieis ai. lifted antotn: (.
most beautiful cars lound on ihe
niark-.t.
Tourists .assln I 111 ouch Rns...
bury l'..port laife salts in eieiy
part of the country, and slate that
owners are more than piea-ed with'
the ea-y operation, smoothness,
and service found m their cars. In-j
mentions poiut toward a rapid in-i
Remedy the
-4
cause - end
constipation
Help Nature give
you better health
IF your St.Tr.ai-ti an
Liver are wok, vtv.ir
feed i n.it dit-so-d.
This causes fooii to ba
he'd up in your body.
The u-.ia ro.ult Is con
stipation, which causes
hestiache and severe Ras
nnins. Vnr rci ..A...
pla have sensibly corrected this con
dition by usinir Chamberlain's Tablets
for the btoraach and Liver. They help
the dipstive orjrans stop chronic con
stipation. Get Chamberlain's Tablet
today at any Drug Store, only 2ic .
Considerable intere-t has b.elt
shovu throughout ti.e s.taio in ihu
- I suit of tin.-- I uiptir.a llrocoli Kx-
Chrysler i cl';,!1;i! asaiusl tne I m ljua Hioc-
con c.iin,,rs in wiucli case a de
cision waa h.i iuea uowu py tbu
.suprenie Lourt vesierd.iy. in.; it..
cisiiiu is an jmp.irLani o!10 m cor
puiations as u i.i'fi,:es a run: in
lliu u.-o of j;i t.i;rapiin: or gem rio
wolds in similar ,orp.ir;cion titles.
'I he t'm t'La tio',M'i.i were .h lenu
e,l in the action by Attorney 11. J.
l-.dtly, whose coiitenuoa mat the
use of words oi a ecuo anhic na-
imiou to ail. was un-
ttire w,rt
held by the courts.
IIISAIN V(JM.. lio lil;,
SAT., IIIKICI- Ai' .s.M.i:;
-Mai.'. K. Newthan i;
llome 'in 1 irai.ll, Oremu:
day, Ajiril IT. at ti.e
Hhe N Mirer,
arbs V. j.,,vi
lir.it of i;
ea i
I at her
n .Nil ii r
.... ii L
by two
'1 ..t i -in
'1U1 c
l:
..ad 1..1
Cuin. o.-w-efio
'.nilcy. Vakil'..
ini-'sion. liiau
I lus. Salem,
Myiil, 1'olnt.
weie Ii. l, Alonuay at 4 o clock
I rum the Webb luueial parlors at
Salem. Hev. Caaries K. Ward
ofiicialed. Inlermtnt was iu the
City View cemetery.
inrt
ael
I'loiion. Mi... M.
i. Airs. Alanlm I.iv
. Mrs. .Mary ro.l
Uld Jelia Xewmau,
I'llll' lal s. i vie s
THREE MEN IN SEATTLE
FACING MURDER CHARGE
( A..-cii!i l'resi Leased Wire.)
SKATTI.K. A;cil il.- Wil
Mc.Mahau. Kdwaid J. Jicvliu
: I'll, oilore II. Hopkins were ,!,,,
I today w ith murder::. g H.,, iV
Uicuanls oi I.veien. a-' '
was kill J in a ,t:-.-i 1
,at cou.pan cei,tctoi ii r--.
1.
Hichar.ls
oi a ear ti'
, mnchii:e w
.away iaii.i.
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