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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 21, 1926. MaiMlBrMMIIlMBMMWrBMaMlWIMIM IN ORDER TO BETTER ACCOMMODATE FORD AND FORDSON OWNERS, WE WILL KEEP OUR SALES AND SERVICE DEPART MENTS OPEN EVENINGS HEREAFTER, BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 19. E'i C. A. IMC 3H FORD KWOQD. MOTOR COMPANY i'pomf.uiwpp ! r BEING AWAITED j WASHINGTON, April 21. Re ' preseniauves liawley ana Orum--: packer coulerred Monday on tho - question of unking ucuuu in mo . now river unci nuruor bill loi- uio : mention ol Hie Uuipqua project 10 permit completion oi itne north j jotty without contribution by locul : mterefaCH. it wus deciueu to awult , lurther word troni Oregon con ccrniui; acceptability; ot the con-. .Union that it ,Uie government i nuances the Jetty, local interests : fahull become -reBpouBiole lor the improvement and maintenance of Uie channei inside. An the matter utands the im provement can be .placed in the ': bill on terms laid uowu by Gen ( eral Taylor, chief ot nrmy engu- eors, rending an follows: ! "I, therefore, report that mo dification of the existing project lor the improvement ot Umpuua river is deemed advisable, so as lo proviuo tor the extension of the north Jetty to a total leiigui ot approximately 8UUU feet, at a total estimate cost of $1,253, uuli, or JVuU.uOO In excess of the amount now uiuhoiized, witu an nual maintenance estimating, 5u,000, provided local iuteiests give assurances satistaetory to the secretury ot war and the chief of engineers that they will under take the improvement and lnaiu tenauce ot lue river channel to a depth commensurate with that se-. cured over the bar. "Attention is invited to the. probaoie increase of ?100,0u0 uver tlie above figures in the cost of completing the jetty if worn, is not undertaken while the wharf and tramway are still in usual condition." r PUZZLING DRUG OF V , CHINESfc FHEES HIM OF LIQUOH OHAHGE 'v (Auocfated lreu .-leaned Wire.) v . LOS ANGELES, April 21 Inability of chemists to anal- yze a liquid prepared by Quan Sing, a Chinese herbalist,. won him an acquittal on a liquor charge lu municipal court here yesterday. Ponce oificers declared rtlie V . concoction was "Booze" 'but Sing blandly insisted it was meuicine "good for looni'tis'm, V lame ba"ck; him got sore throat and lots things." The city chemist had been able . to , ueternitne Vthat the mixture contained 29 per cent aicohol, but was unable to analyze the other ingredients. . Union Pacific Byntem at Portland, ilied .here -yesterday. He had been in. poor health'for about two years. There will be a special meeting of the Benson P. T. A. Thursday, April -22nd. The presence of every parent is desired. MUS. EDITH ACKERT, Pres. KLA1VIATH HESERVE iimisiisr " iifHTrn' mwrnninni NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Owing to repairs the water will e'-be shut art Thursday, April 22nd, .Strom 8:0u a. m. to 6:00 p. m. af fouling lUverside, -Kdenbower and ;. along main line south from Clay ' Hill. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY. WILLIAM McMURRAY DIES ' ON EVE OF RETIREMENT ; ( Assoi-iutcd I'resa Leased Wire.) f PORTLAND, Ore., April 21 William MeMurray, who asked to 1 be retired Alay 1 trom the position "f of general passenger agent of the (Associated freo Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, April 21. The right of the Federal Power com mission and the Secretary of Agri culture' to control the waters of the Klamath river in the -Klamath National Forest Reserve was at tacked in the supreme court yes- iterday by .members of the (Karok, or Pehtsick tribe of Indians. It was asserted the government was proposing to deprice them of their rights to lands within the reserve. Counsel .tor the Indians said the government was proposing Lo per mit the lOlectro Metal company of San Francisco to divert and use the waters within the reservation. The government has contended that whatever rights the Indians may nave bad to lands were lost when they failed to assert them be fore a commission which congress' had appointed in 1851. Wharton Bros, are agents Vaughan drag saws and parts. for Roaeburgers ure tO'have an oi ponuniiy 10 Bamplo some new proUibitiou beer, uccording to the committee, in charge of tne Ameri can fiegion Huyseud Festival and Barn Dance to bo given at the armory -Friday and Saturday nights. Aitor considerable correspon dence tho committee today re ceived two lli-gadon kegs ot the new beer and permission to sell it by the glass at their entertain ment. lue beer was today taKeu to Uie Uoseourg ice plant and placed in coul fatoruge until Friday night (when the int,kug will be opened l and placed on sine. The committee wishes no one to become oitended because this. beer, is to be sold at their enter tainment as it is tuliy sanctioned uy tiie federal government and the prohibition entorceninut. depart ment and is said to have medicinal properties. Tins beer will be sold to no one unless they appear to be ill, and tnen only one giass to a customer unless tney appear to bo very ill, wnen tney may Have two, and in extreme cases pernaps tnree glasses will be sold. In very ex treme cases, such us love siuuness, it is planned to administer enough of this beer to eiieci a complete cure. It is hoped, however, that but few of these cases will appear ' as only a limited amount of the beer couul be obtained. The committee asks that no one come to the entertainment with cans or buckets as they will have no hope of billing them from the kegs. Those days are gone for ever, the committee believes, and besides they want a little left so they can have a drink themselves, as they expect to be quite ill af ter the entertainment is over and the committee is quite large. This is but one of the many features the committee has in store for the public. Forty dollars worth of high grade candy will be given away, as will auother $10 worth of kewpies, dogs and para sols. Also there will be hot dogs, ice cream, cigars and cigarettes and all kinds of things for which to .spend the pumpkin seeds you receive as you pay your admission. i This is all in addition to the one- hour free show. I JOHN McCLINTOCK HEADS N"EW LEGION POST A new American Legion post was instituted last night at 'Le banon, Oregon, the poat having an Ita commander, Mr. John McCliii-j tock, a former resident oE Hose burg, who is now in. the Standard Oil service at Lebanon. Tho new post starts off with a good .mem bership and a great deal of en thusiasm. -Dr. E. B. Stewart, com mander of the Oregon department accompanied by Mrs. Stewart, left yesterday afternoon to attend tho opening meeting. THAT GQST THREE LIS IDE! QUIZ NEW LONDON, Conn., April 21. With three seamen dead and (nine others injured, six of thorn'. ; seriously, a naval board of inquiry i had before it today the task of de i tennining the cause of an -explo-jsion which shattered tho battery room of the submarine S-49. j The blast took the lives of Ralph i Edward McCormacK, gunner's mate I second class of West Lynn, Mass., I Olley J. Cook, seaman, second j class of Danville, Va., and Theo idore Hoist, Jr., chief boatswain's mate ot Crotou, Cunn. j It was the second major disas ter suffered by the submarino'baso ;here in less than a year. Last Sep tember the 3-51, a sister-ship of I the S49, went down oil Block Is j land with 34 officers and men ; alter a collision with the steamer I City of Rome. EUGENE EAGLES INITIATE; l.'O. O. F. NAMES DELEGATES (Associated I'reaa Leased Wire.) i EUGENE, Ore., April 21. Seven- teen candidates were initiated i th rough the ritualistic and "wreek ; ing" program of the Eugene Eagles' lodge last night, when more 'than 50 members, of the Salem aerie came to conduct the degree work. A banquet was held follow , ing the ceremonies. Delegates to the grand lodge of , Odd Fellows, to be held at Salem ! during the week beginning May 21, were elected by the Eugene lodge last night. They are A. Jiaiph Gray, W. J. Tuck, E. K. Wheeler, M. Svaiverud, II. L. llillyard, 11. I). McKinley, V. A. Gilbert and S. W. Min turn. A large number of lodge mem bers, -in addition to the delogate.s, will attend the convention. The entire band will be taken uiong lor the sessions. . I i Rain,,Sun or Frost :" 1 Cannot Warp It! ecial Sale c f Stamped Complete line of new pieces in all qualities from I 0c muslins to the finest pure linens, all stamped in beautiful new patterns. Pure Linen Assortment Beautiful Patterns Stamped, on Pure Oyster Linen. 9-inch Doilies 19c I 2-inch Doilies 25c I2x24-inch Doilies '. 39c 24-inch Center Pieces. ...75c 36-inoh Center Pieces $1.25 36-inch Bridge Table Covers ...$1.25 18x54-inch Scarfs ....$1.00 3-piece Vanity Sets 79c Package line of 36 Different Items Quality Cloths At 25c Tea towels, guest towels, 5-piece luncheon sets, 24-inch centers, 45-inch scarfs, buffet sets, laundry bags, pillow tops, play aprons, rag dolls. At 50c 5-piece luncheon sets, 36-inch centers, 54-inch dresser scarfs, large buf fet sets, child's rompers, muslin aprons, sash curtains, 36-inch H. S. huck towel, H. S. buffet set, ecru scarfs, centers and pillows, colored aprons. At 75c 34-inch centers, H. S. buffet sets, 54-inch H. S. scarfs, girls' dress, 5 piece lunch set, bridge set. At $1.00 Crib cover and pillow, pillow cases, linen center piece, linen scarf, linen buffet set, 10-piece lunch set. Assortment Let the kiddies learn to embroider. 1 2 differ ent styles of stamped pieces in tea towels, bibs, centers, quilt blocks, buffet sets, van ity sets, 5-piece lunch sets, natural color scarfs, centers, pillow tops. These are big values. i i ' i i We have Roseburg's big line of 6-strand perles, crochets, rope threads in D. M. C. and other makes. Also edges, laces, needles f.,s. a s. flu. of. This trade-mark on aery sheet for your protection. SCHUMACHERPlasterWallBoard will not warp, neither does it shrink. Expose it to the wettest weather let the burning sun beat upon it test it with frost, fire,' zero weather. It will stay as straight and smooth as a sheet of steel. When you build a wall with this plaster wall board you knoiv it will stand straight rigid. Each sheet is made with three plys of mineral and fibre not warping materials. It is kiln dried. It is impervi ous to moisture. And it builds walls and ceilings that last. Get Schumacher Plaster Wall Board from your lumber dealer. Ask him about this short cut to fine, permanent walls. ' SCHUMACHER WALL BOARD CORPORATION LOS ANGELES SEATTLE SAN 'FRANCISCO . WAREHOUSES Tncoma - Portland - Stocklon - San Rafael Oaklund - San Franciflco - San Jose - San Diego aefiiimaeiter wy&'d:i ttwici', :ind the Allen car wan badly ! .smashed In l h- I'ront end. ' Mr. Alh ii Is to face a rhaw of 1 driving while inioxioithd, while ,Mi". tirowm ll will Trf a 'tvtrc' "l unk-ii ih'ss on ;i public lii-lnwiy. M '. I Iron ;irll wms a c:iiilMa1 th- oll'iro of dislrlfL iitiojin-y Jit lln- l:t:-l I'h'Cljoil. silks, in embroidery koops and accessories. ERIE DRUGGIST, LAWYER. JAILED 01 0 i in'inn nuannrn, FBCKOF SNUG SUM H. Alb-ii. ili-An iirowiit'll. u. n,i : Ill '.UVi-llf, ." Mi.'. ::;! M". j hulll i'lOIIlIllI'lll ; ( .ft lip II) Hit' L;tu' ( niii!t jail List nihl on , 'liai'-M jiiv(j!iiin Ijfjuni l;iw infra cj . ..uioniuliilf-i uti l): li i U way noilh! rf li.-n . i A loiii lut; c iii w iih ;i Ciiljlornia Dress and Apron Assortment Linen color and $1.00 Dresses. Gingham, si checks. 51.50 Dresses. Fancy weave, fast color Madras material. $2.25 Dresses. Shantung and Basket Weave. "Where You Save." Opposite Douglas National Bank. MILLINERY Yes, ve have a new Sprinr; line of quality Trimmed Hats at moderate prices, $1.9, $2.50, $3.95, $5.00 and a few at $7.50. New Buckram shapes, do?.cns of styles, also bit; line of trim mings, braids', hat ornaments, etc. G.'irdon hats, 15c and up. ;tl In ' i.i',;u: t ii i tl.iil Mr. I lit II II I'V A. I!. Hull r.iiiji y i ;ir ;i "'li.oiiti.-il. 'mm (In- Hi uhi'i'l l).-ini4 . hy th.i ; olhriT ii 1 ): -l l i All'-ii v-rvH iiriiillf lil'lvi'II i;iii'ii''. 'i'tn' t'llllll. IIH Jll lift iciilly ii- i 111 It ' tl't I I. ill'-, i t ' ;.'-nl to t he n-iir O nil. 'I'lii- In var li- Hiil'l tfi liuMi loll'Kl nvi-r j JEAD COLDS all M"- in spoon; inhale vftporsj 3 b unjMy friely up nobtiilu. Swap Vapo Bub roRTI.AMi, On-. April '.ii -Kiflllt I'i.hrt Ilirll. Hllcfrt-'l HI liiiu-vininl'-'i I ' - II 1 1 1 It ! ' I I'l ItJIIlillrtt .-.lint; ?nv, h h v. Itli hnokiA ,v, (M '- llilih-r itri'-t to'hiy ii r'-i-iilt nt' n r.thl lii.t niei.i b II. F. Aorin. edin-gullji- uard'ti anil ijlj;ht dtlii:'." .s li'-iil Origin ('itv. 1-'oi;r bonis nnil ;i iiiiiuilitv of 1Iiik liiclilp WIM'- sni.'l by (lift ollfroin. Avrrfll '(ImrK'-'l thai, li'l hail witii'ifii im! i Hiliiliirh liiuiK illiirs Minu. of the Ififitii-iiiicii HiiuKttiig Kiiliniri ulth iboiili. ami that lour (.1 ill" lull. linV.ilJK Ili'llK- of lioolts well 'm !:i-.l- ('onililtiflilK linvo 1,i-i.-ii irf- j 1-asj hoi.H fly Kirny for cown and boiuia Is Old at 'U'hiirton Broii. ; siK-il iiKiilnKt I wo oihi-r men who j WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE "Z wt-ii- iill' Ki-il to Imvo mcaiKMl. I UPHOLDS VOLSTEAD LAW - ; (AsKorlali1!! l'rcss Leased Wire.) ST, LOUIS, Aiiril 21. The Na tional Luagui) o( Women Voters conviMitton yeatorday rojectotl minority report of a special - coiiu niitloc on iirohlhlllon calling oii- coiiKress to "resist Hll attemiits to'J unilcrnilno or weuki'n the provl;'" hIoiih ot tho eighteenth, amend niutit." The vol . wan 171 to 79.. .' The convention then adopted by--aec-laniatiou the majority report favoring law enforcement in gen- eral, demanding that the president, secretary of the treasury and all state and local officials, "use to tho fullest extent the power conferred uihm them for the effective estab,-. llshmnt ot prohibition" and advo cating -civil service rules for ap pointment of prohibition agents. - Are YOU Healthy? i Torhnpa you suffer from backache, -Imvo f rrqtieiit licatlnclies, a tired worn" out foelinp:. Do you Want to regain . .voutlit'ul buoyancy, bright eyes, a. frevh, vo.tir ekm? Kortuiuitoly there la n remedy Hint will help you.v .Dr." I'ifirco, vho was n skilf t.l physhinn, , disoovercd Vua nuvlicino iifty yrnra . ngo ond knew its valuo so well thiit ho cnllrd it his "Favorito Prescnp--tioD," and with thmisitnils of wouien " to whom it has brought relief, it , is nlsCjl favorife, nnt many teatimo--ninla prove its worth. St?nd 10c for trial pkjr. to-Dr. Pierce's"1 Invalids', Hotel, puffalpKYt- .' NOTICE : To All Merchants, DealcrB and Others Having Claims tor i Bills Auainat Dourjlaa County. 1 Ah tlicif arc huiHin'drt f bills to hf flit ' lu'ii miT, autllLuil autl ap- 'luiiM iJ fin h iiKiiiili, by llic (..'oiinl.y Ctmil; wis utjitt-si iJiaL Uhisl billa : be wnt In by 111- 2:ith ot e;uil) 1 tno illi. Oili''nvu; they will not be , imid until Uu IoIIowihk month. In uwidinK in your biilf, they ' must rilhff b- arcomtianlt'd by a n'rjiibiltion or munt bt approved by (bti pfton who purchaht'd the sup jdlfH. Another inaUor we wl:di to call to your nitcniion: Kn'h bill niUHt be math; out nuparat'-ly. l-'or :x ninpif, do not put jnatorird pur chased lor brldpe.-i, tiuppii' or Kont'' road dlstilc' or kiocimIos alt on o:h bili. a.; each 1 una is kept in (j se-.tr,itt' lib- and :h;trf,"'d to a i "'imrntc fund. In not K"i.d in HtaiTarnlH such n, ' balam e dii'". Vou ai t- simply Wa.sihii: otir time and ours hh wo 'will noi y bilU ibat aro not itom Ueil cuI'ntv ror'0 or iiopclas COI N'l'Y, OliOON (;i:o. k. (ji:.M9. t'onnly JiidP, KIAvl.V W'KA V Kit, C. L. liKCKldOV, County Commls3io3r.