Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 23, 1926, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg news-review., July 23, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1926)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1926. saving Cash stores Store' No. 255 115 So. Stephen St. Roseburg, Ore. i Phone 230 , ; $5.00 Orders delivered free, sugar excepted. Small orders 10 cents. ' The Mop and the Broom f .. In every spare moment Skaggs men will be found , diligently wielding these instruments of cleanliness and sanitation waging an incessant warfare against the slightest suggestion of dirt and contamination. For cleanliness is a paramount principle with us , something to be rigidiy maintained regardless of the amount of time and labor involved. This principle is your protection your guarantee that every item you buy in Skaggs Stores is as clean and wholesome as though it were raised in your own garden or pre pared in your own kitchen. SATURDAY PRODUCE ITEMS CABBAGE, Solid Crisp Heads.4 lbs 15c LETTUCE. Fresh. Firm Heads,2 for 15c ; , POTATOES, Nice, White Stock, 6 lbs .....19c SATURDAY AND MONDAY FEATURES PURE CANE SUGAR 25 lb. Cloth bag $1.63 FANCY BACON BACK Per lb.. A, .....J !. 33c DELICIA SANDWICH SPREAD 3 15c tins u.:..:..;..L.. .. 32c ' BIG "K" FLOUR Milled from old hard wheats 49 lb. sack .....L$2.l9 - Per Bbl. $8.55 V Fine Graham, 49 lbs. $1.98 mV ,BUYNOW ' ' . SKAGGS WHITE WRAP; r ' COFFEE.' Is cheapest befcause it's best. 1 lb; ULLl11',:A9c 3 lbs. ..$1.44 i :(7'pILET PAPER : 7 Rolls Fine Tissue 49c 10 Rolls Crepe 49c JEWEL SHORTENING 4 lb. Pail ! 89c 5 Bars Crystal White soap 18c MATCHES , , Full size boxes 6 for 18c CITRUS WASHING POW ' DER, 2 large pkgs. .... ....45c HOOKERS .LYE "7 3 Cans ....,.,..290 v Health By LuluIIunt Peters,MH MRS. J. S. MOORE - f , OF. DAYS CREEK DIES FROM STROKE BEST FOODS MA YON- ' NAISE, Small 1.1 13c .1 Medium 24c i..' Large 46c PURE; STRAINED HONEY Pint Mason' Jars Quart Mason Jars 5 lb. Pails 10 lb. Pails Oregon Opposed by Senator Dill, Who Declares His State Entitled to. Money Also (Associated l'reu leased Wire.) PORTLAND, Ore., July 23. En routo to tlm mouth of tlio Colutn biii river in quest of evidence to refute claims of Oregon to an Is land there, United btuies Senator C. C. Ulll of WimliliiKlon liaa ar rived here front Hiioknne. Of the history of the disputed territory which Is known nn Sand Island, Senator Mill mild: "When Oregon became a stale in 1859, the southern boundary of the Washing ton territory was declared to he a channel north of Rnnd Island which is In the Columbia river. In 1861, Oregon ceded the island to the United states lor military pur-) poses. Ilut the United States j never used It for military opera tions and now Senator Stanfield of Oicgon wants It turned back . to that state. j "111 the meantime the eddies of the Columbia have been working a J change which confounds the whole ; boundary situation. The sand of i the Island has been gradually shifted to the north side of the I river and I understand lhat a man ' can wade rrom the Washington shore to the islund. hi l'JW the United States supreme court held lhat the boundary shuuld remain as it was in 1K!3!) as long as there was n channel north of the Island. But now, it appears, (he channel has disappeared. So if that is correct, Washington should have the Island ami $:155,u0U collected by the United States for fishing rlghlB." Mrs. j: S. Moore of-Liaya Crook died yesterday evening at Mercy lloapltul. Mrs. Aluoro nau uuu in in-or health , suice .tour years; agp, when she suffered a' blight1 atiolie. She was brought to the hospitul yesterday lor medical, treatment aud shortly after . holm-rival, autfered another sU'oko winch proved latal. , j . She was bi.ru in ragu toum; . (unftuunr sT ,,. . . rt ... . Slum r ifier ana Sieuan ami JV let frr VMklrvn ANSWERS TO MOTHERS God could not be everywhere; i fat wilt caiue it, but more often therefore He made mothers. Js'-'' it 1b thought now it Is due to the j ish l'roverb. .yiotem pajt of tho foods.- . I Variation In Temperatures. j If you are nursing your baby, I According to Holt, the rectal : her eczema Is prooabiv due lo i leinpeiature ot babies nuiy noimal-isoiueiniiig you uiu eating egts. i Iowa. October t, IStia, aud ly vary from ti8 to M.5 degrees, So i shelltith, sometluiea chocolate, cu-, uiaiucd a resident of that slate u babv should not be thnueht to coh. vt-al ami eernl h:,vu n,.,.,, iiuiiil hIio reached tlio age ol ill. have a fever unless the tempera-' louiid to be disturbing lactors in i Twenty-one years ago she and her lure is above Juu. The heat reg-jsume cases. Uu win have to ex ulation niechaiiUm may become pertinent to find out. lie careful unbalanced very essiiy in a child, not to tut down the diet too and oltentimea the eatise of a much, if undernourishment exists, slight fever cannot be found. Some- The same number oC calories in times apparently mliuu- causes will the food yuu are leaving out should cauce quite high feveis. . be made up in other loods, unless Fever Is merely a symptom, and ovei weight exists. (liotii those It Is usually due to the reaction of j underweight and ovei weight teem the body to some sort of an infec-; to be predisposed.) lion, although it may occur in con-1 Yc3, external treatment will dlilons without an infection. Iuisjhavo to bu used luso. lint stop undoubtedly Nature's means of 'applying the strong salve lhat you combatting the original trouble, ; are using. Use nothing but inl and It is only when the fever gets 1 medicated cold creuiu or vaseline to keep the skin bolt aud moist, until you can get the right medica tion prescribed by a physician. you may have to put a little mask on ihe baby's face to ho,d the ointment on. You can make one of a tube of stockinette, sew ed up at one end. The lop ot a while stockings will do. -Cut lit tle holes uut tor tho eyes, nose HONOR SYSTEM FAILS , WITH PHILIPPINE CONVICTS MANILLA, P. 1. July 23. (A; P.) A policy of confining the worst Mo;o criminal from Mindanao ami 'Hiilu in Bllibld prHn In Man ila Instead of at the Sail ltamoii Ivaal Uolonyst- Haiubonugn, has been inaugurated. A dozen of tho most desperate convicts havu been brought here. Ihnshaud moved to Oregon uua have since inane ineir nome hi mo buys Creek vicinity. She leaven, her husband ui:d seven children, Arthur K. Moure, Ethel Hutchinson, Wilina l niire.li, It. A., Vernon, Howard and Altliua Moore, ail residents oi me south ern part of Douglas county. ihe funeral will be lio'ii ta Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Id. E. church in (junyoiivillo, v.ith internum in tho Caujunville cemetery. too high and causes symptoms in i itself, that remedies for it should : be thought of. Naturally, as fever is a synitom, ' Ihe treatment consists of treating the cause rather than the fever it silf. Drugs are Beldoni used 'to re duce tho leveri especially of ba-! bies. The scientific application of ; waier hydrotherapy is the reme- " if you wait to forget (he weather, , remember me!" M. C. FiADABAUGH, Auctioneer, C30 N. Pine St., Itose burg, Oregon. A tractor subsollcr that you can break Ihe ground lli inches deep, will aid in Irrigation of orchards. We have ono in slock. Wharton - iiros. i dy most In use, but the application and inouih. Put the ointment iirst even of water should be supervised ; on pieces of cieau clota, put on by the physician. ; ihe lace, and Ihen put the sioekin- Water to drink is an Important !tte mask over lt part of the treatment of most ' We have an article on. Eczema levers. An infant is thought to re- ' babies which goes into the sub- quire about three ounces of fluid Jed a little more fully. You may to each pound of body weight dm- have this article by sending a sell ing 21 hours. A baby weighing 15 : addressed, stamped envelope with pounds, then, should have at least your request. tr, ounces or over a quart and one- Vou had best take your baby to half of fluid during the day. This a baby specialist or to a baby , would Include its fluid in milk and clinic. I I oilier liquids being taken. During ', j most fevers much more water than ! Mrs. K. You can have our ar- i usually is beneficial. j tide on the Menopause by sending Eczema. ' a self-addressed, stamped envel- Mrs. A. Eczema is most oflen , ope with your request. Allow ut i due to some systemic disturbance least two weeks fur its receipt. ; from the food. Sometimes excess ! Tomorrow Saving Food? 622 is the phone No. of tlio Hotel Rose barbel aud beauty parlui Sbampuo 6uc, marcel $1. Phone lor TKEE TEA j ORANGE PEK.OE ' INTOXICATED, BUT I MFDoar olloworo: ; When nondlng for material which w of tor you, pi ens a retntmbor ti enclose a tamped, elf-addroom-d euvoloiiu bearing your full name ano I addreae. The pamphlet on reducing and gaining la the only one loi which you muit enclcae ten centa in aiani extra. Addreaa your letter o rne In care of this papor. Make them tin tiiiuf aa poaalhte, not over Si t I words, and type or write them l;glbly with Ink. Please 'ttun your jiaoit I u evidence of good faith we will not use u in any way. ftezimtjtjr It t "mpoBHlble for me to diagnose for you or to anaviur you personally, I p--elate very much the beautiful letLr you send me and regret It la lin p.JO'ilB to give you Individual advice. The qutuonf you auk will 0 anawored In the column aoon aa poaaibia. It the ara of general iitr eat. lon't forget the atauaped, aolf-aara nv- i wo met . t mam rh lfrwlU lift frrML THE ELITE Barber Shop and Beauty Shop Roseburg's Largest and Best Equipped Shop Phone for appointments with MISS VELMA GOFF MISS ELDRESS JUDD Phone 265 1 30 Cass St. SHREDDED WHEAT Per pkg. (limit) PICKLES Quart Jar Sweets Quart Jar Dills Cigarettes and 15c Tins of Tobacco, always 2 for 25c ANTLERS THEATRE "Tliat'i My Baby" Heads Bill at Antlers Idaxlne Moore Jean Vincent. aud little Shirley1 PAVING TO START ON ROAD AT GLENDALE ! 28c Ah ......75c .$1.43 M 10 c 9 1 39c jfl 35c ilJ) ! I ( Aiwii-ialt-il I'rvn 1-ouseJ Wire.) POIiTLANI), Oro., July 23. Complete exoneration was accord ed liayinoiiil K. Amy. state prohi bition iiKent, when he appeared in liuinfrlpal nomt late yesterday to answer to cMiarues of intoxication. I He had been picked up in a stupefied condition. Kefore Municipal Judtfe l'i'ed AV. Stndl pr I NAVY RECRUITING OFFICERS 1 TO BE IN ROSEBURG SOON OPEN GRANGE MEETING vited. The occasion is because ol tho fact that many farmers and : business n:en In iJouglas county want to hear W. W. Deal. matcr i .1. X. Cochrane and L. C. Thorn- Inn, navy recruiting officers will be ' in liosebmg on Saturday and bun- day seeking young men for the navy. Young men between the ages of 17 and 35 years, who are nf thn Ktme iriantre and who I physically qualified and ran furnish ! iq nwn rh:inl:iin of the nntionul ' Amy explainnd he had nu!t i the required references as to chur-; EI.H,fre. Another nroniiru-iH speak-1 a reputed bootlegger and, seeking i acter, will be accepted. The imvy,e. for tho evening is George A'.! sufficient evidence against him lo j furnishes oporlunity. the n-rruHtu 1 llmintcr, master of the Oregon make an arrest, had. perforce. I officers slate, to young iii 'n de.nr- s(.)te gr!in!;,, 1 Melrose grange wii'i hold an open tXf!?Il?Ii-;IXX eeling Momiay o'cning, July 2ti, -3 - , ; : i) which everyore is cordially in- 'A r j ' . h. ; i ' '3 tnken a drink, parent ly doped consciousness. Kladter dismissed against him. 1 lie liquor was ajt lie said, for he lost tho cu.p Lighting plants, used IVIco and Kohler electric supplies of all kinds. Farm Jlureau Co-operative Exchange. NATRON CUTOFF IS LABELED CASCADE LINE BY S. P. R. R. ing to b arn a trade, as the re cruits may be detailed to f:ie 'of the many trade schools maintained by the department at San PU'go. Men enlisting now will 'tis-) have an opportunity, they sny, to join I the cruise of the Pacific I lei I, through Panama and up the east! coast tor maneuvers neiore Hoston i affording an opportunity to visit ; the exposition at Philndeiphfi'.. The I recruiting officers will be located at the camp grounds. These two gentlemen liav ber-u making a tour of Oregon, visiting and speaking at various picnics ; and pomona grange meetings. LIBERTY THEATRE "Star of Volga Boatman" In Picture Sunday i play- Ever bear of motion ptetur era appearing belore the camera without makeup? Not often, of course. In filming "Steel Preferred' a splendid Metropolitan picture com I Ing lo tho Liberty Ihealre next week, William lluyrt, who played the lend in the "Volga Uoatmnn", and Speed is the keynote of "That's My llaby," starring Douglas Mac Lean, which appears at the Antlers Sunday. There isn't a dull mo ment in the enliU' nroduel Inn : hi fuel. Hie cdiitiilleiitbiim nll. mi n S alter Long, Churllo Murray thick ami fust that the laughs come I WHIItun V. Mong. appear without ,in bunches. Decides the baby, who ,.-Uuics to him like (due detipltu all bis heroic aud screamingly funny ".WfOi-ttt , to get rid ot it, MacLuan bus many oilier trials to contend with. As luck would have It, the p ill's father Is an old bushiest) rival oJiis. In trying lo win him over, .Mac Lea u only succeeds in antagon izing him all me more. The fun reaches a high pitch or hilarity when MacLean presents the' nhl man witlt u headache powiler which provs to he poison! 'Jin; life and death c1i;im tliat lul lows brings thr pieture lo an hys terical climax that mingles laughs li nil thrills at a rate nl speiMl guar anteed to leaxe the iiutltenco breathless with surpil.se and mer riment. In addition to the picture tliei will be a ery novel prologue pi sentation. feaituing the Misses Kl low Mny Wilson, K n uine, ' a bit of studio or theatrical make up. The reason was I ha I while the picture was being lilmed In ihe big steel mills ut IM;ishurgb and McKeesport, Pa., the soot, grime and dust of the mill make make-up impractical. Vera ry;uUly appears opposite Boyd In this fine story ol the gi gantic industry, its men and their lives. 1 lolmrl lloswot ih, Ilelene In an interview with C. A. Catch ing, contracting partner of Catch ing & Meduire, he stated that Ihe concrete lor the paving of the road leading lo ihe Pacific highway was on ihe way and paving would start on Ibis coming Monday, says the Cleudale News. Work has been slow on account of ihe hard dig ging they have encountered, some of which is pure bed rock but they have everything to an established gitule and are ready to surface. ! Mr. Catching staled that they bad tried to cooporalo with the public and bad tried to keep the road open'so that motoiisis could use the road, but have found li'i llecCSKlirV to ('Iiixii ft hnlh ti'ivu' on account of nome who wou'ld i unl " f'Hl,y in Sl,n'mber. urn in mum, O I 11" in (AiuocUlctl l'reu 1,1'iinrd Wire.) SAM FRANCISCO, July 2a. Tho Southern Pacific company an nounced today that its new Hue running between Weed, Calif., and Klamath Falls. Ore., which is be ing completed at a cost of S3IU''. (mui, will he officially known as the Cascade line. During construction the line has been known as the Natron cut-off. A celebration will he held at Lu ge ue, Oregon, on August PJ and JO to recognize the completion of the line. It is planned by the com-; pain to have a special train run over Ihe cut-off on that day, but gular service will not be started ) Simmons Day bed and mattress only $13.50 delivered. Other beds' and mattresses reduced at Powell's Furniture. ifiSAl?-...i'l W0S"-fc. W lira &fSlii& 3 safety! im. M. II. PLYLKH Chiropractor. Phone 152. Lano and Hose SU. -t;.s s. k g c '"t-. i. .. Br . ?' B F CBCB'i. 1 m v'l' and l'ilr douii liit-ii' ionn.s which had hiTii layi'd. 'I his lias rosl Llic con tractors many dollars hut now the pulillc will luivt to sutler fur their misdeeds. Mi. oilihlni: staled thai Eliminate the Summer Misery ; mi- reduction on all new and j II THY endure the galling dis DRUGSTORE CARA NOME i skin cream; Travel to San Francisco LOS ANGELES AND WAY POINTS BY PICKWICK STAGE 24-Hour Service, Roseburg to San Francisco Effective April 5 - srornviih' I'itivir.r.GE -THREE SCHEDULES DAI LY LEAVING TERMINAL HOTEL 4:20 P. 1:00 A. M., 8:10 A. M. One W,iy Fare to San Francisco $14.75 Round Trip lo San Francisco ... .S29.15 One Way to Los Angeles S26.60 Round Trip Fare to Los Angeles $50.00 Snlltwtn. NlKel llarrie and Hen Tnr-! llL "'Kiviied navl;m io take the; pin are hI.-m in (he ens;!. James S,,'IIS. as ti worked a hardship on lloa:i dliectel. II maiks Ihe first u.-TT'd puns. We carry amnninitiwu and fishing tackle. I'owell'a Fur niture Co; !KSKltTK1tS A It )', HKl.h. time a molfon piciiire company in- aded Ihe tieel mills anywhere. NOTICE I la hit: sold my business at Hkonvllle, (. desire that all ac counts he taken care of at o'ic hh i must leave to lake care of another business. JOHN UATFIF.LU. I'm in f and at nlsh at Powell's. r SATURDAY SPECIAS I Beating Bowl Set A wood welchi Klas? lm I, sinnothly flnlsheil Inslile and cat. Kit led with h "Dream" Cream Vlil. Veiy salistnntlally made and a real bargain, lor Saturday only 99c CRAVEN -HARD WAR Roaeburg ECO Phono 25 Ihe haulier iiuck driers who have been very courteous mid consider ate, hut unless tln-j employ it aie keeper they could not keep otheis out who are not oc ousideiaie. - w..... SUM elm Her UulIUa no yearly mod el a. COMPLETES THIRTY-DAY FAST FOR INDIGESTION !... I Win.) I .A (UlANhK, (n. July 2 - -l.eoimrd Olson, of I.ostlne. Ore., ha just completed a ;tu day fast In an effort to cure Indigestion, ae- nrdlnu to word iictvcd for the, Fnierpiise this inorulni: ( )son, who is H0 years of ae. broke his mouth's fast by driukhii: half a class of oiiinqe juie and followed this up the next da with more oranue Jnlce and nome milk. He Is not yel ready to beln eaimc meals anil vegetables. i!n decline! that he suffered i no 111 effects during the pioloncd period without foodand says thai he believes he has cured his in I ment. al least tempoi-fly. He lost ."i pounds during UUt month. lo you know the imaMty of a t;ibso:i RelriKerator? We Inive a tew of these left mil to make room tor other niereh..e ai this time v v v ill sell thote boxes at wholesale plus fifty cents tnr de UveriiiK. Olirah this opportunity to get one ot the very best at whole tulle ie--t, Powells Finniturc. . l.loyd flowers and Harrow I nurd, deserters, from t he I' Nin . a: e belli i; held in Sen: iicrordtn to word received Chief cf Police Ketch. The 1 are to he turned over to civil tlioriiie.s. as they jye said to i ct.nfess.-d to Ihe theft of li aud foodstuffs from a t ruck uaeed in interstate traffic. truck was robbed near IJ nccoi ilim; to i he message cer Keth states t hat no of the theft weie ever : by the police. VV comfort of chronic Piles j throughout another summer? The hot weather will Intensify your suffering. I . can eliminate that certain misery, giving vou a WRITTEN GUARANTEE to euro your Piles or refund your fee. No hospital ; One Day to San Fanclsco and Two Days to L03 Angeles S by Pickwick Reclining Chair Stages TRUNKS WE HANDLE FOR YOU SEE US FOLDERS SENT ON REQUEST CAIi. 1 Terminal Hotel f 5 Phoae 536, Roeburg, Ore., for Information gj 8 S oncratlon. no confinement, no retention ; from work. My celcbralccl trcitment is soothing, mild, safe; the cure rapid. Send ' today tor my tuu-page illustrated Book telling about my trrahncnt tor I'll?! and other KecU! and Colc-D ' ailments. It Is FREE. 1 .TTIffFJ DEAN. MD..Inc II!'-, ' In every iy a TVainy Crvam. is ward for massage 10 smooth out the lines aud wrinkles, and should . left on the faee when retirim? to at as a tissue huilde;-. i You should use t'ara N'oine Skin , Cream all ihroimh the trying bum mer months. Price $1.00 NATHAN FULLERTON . I TLgj oof Tpp J - - 1 1 s -r M, t W I p.'MS j PORTLAND OTOCIS: SEATTLE OfFirES: nl.nn Huilllnn 9 THAN DxMAI IN 6TH AND n.3 55; Slcra Oregon This Summer Build Up Your Child's Strength With SCOTT'S EMULSION Rich In 17 tarn ins Pleasant To Take I Expert Testimony g 'CiiniRin ;m Ice ra:u soda an' two slices o' Gri mini s ilk Bread (Jood for all fcnewlni; hoys niid iliie who lime itop ped Rfov.ln. Beiding Hail Refrigerators Regular price $42.50, special ... Regular price $30.00, special .... Regular price $26.50, special ... $19.50 Ice Chest, special . $33.95 ..$23.85 $19.85 $14.65 i Phone 133 1 1 9 Sheridan Sf . I Beautiful 42-piece Art Pattern, Thompson's Wares, at $8.95 1 lopsier Kitchen Cabinet $37.50 Three Burner Mission Oil Stove $12.65 1 -2 Gal. Fruit Jars, per doz 93c 1 Quart Fruit Jars, per doz ;.87c Red Jar Rubbers, 4 dozen for 25c All Sized Sprinkling Cans Large $1.25 Granite Kettles, only 97c One Gallon Glass Jugs 25c Good second hand Sewing Machine $11.50 Juice Barrels or Cider Kegs. ' ' Small Axminisier, Rag and Congoleum Rugs Special to go from 45c up Judd's Big Store! f?3 1 Si