Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 13, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1927. Jr .;ffl;:.Sreater: wigtos- Cpitf , in It is impossible to sell local products to a few sister cities in Southern Oregon, because the citizens of those cities will not buy products shipped i that can be made in their "home town." That increases their payroll? an d keeps their money working at home, ! , If EVERY loyal citizen of Douglas Cpunty would FAITHFULLY and CONTINUOUSLY DEMAND Douglas County Products, the increase in busi ness to our farmers and manufacturers would be very large. - i n?:v) '. ii Over 100 more people would be employed. .... About $150,000 would be added to our Annual Payrolls. .' -' H 'I AND ALL THIS MONEY WOULD REMAIN IN THE COUNTY. ; We, therefore, urge that you demand local products in making future purchases. ROSEBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A FEW BRANDS YOU SHOULD DEMAND FREE'S FREEZE Ice Cream Free Johnson, began making this Cream over 40 years ago a,nd it is now being made and sold by the PIONEER DRUG CO. For 25 years pure, rich Jersey Cream has been supplied by ' ' i i f . 'i.i ',. ; the Jake Jones Ranch. !', l j Mr.j Sif g plates that Ice Cream can be no richer or more delicious ; , than Frqe's Freeze j c ; , . '! Buy it by the Dish, Pint or Gallon ', . , ,, , r ;-,-, -i.lCSSS AN IMPORTANT ASSET. ' NORTON CANNING CO. . , Sutherlin , ; IN 1926 THIS CANNERY . ..; Paid Growers $43,735 for Products. Paid Employes $35,209 for wages. Employed 130 People. Shipped 121 Cars Canned Goods. Their Canned Tomatoes are second to none pn the market. Their Italian Prunes are in strong demand. In making purchases of Canned !Good call for the following brands and help increase Douglas County Payrolls : : ''GOLDEN GLEAM": 'SILVER CIRCLE" 'VISION'' "NORTONIA" (Apples, Prunes, Loganberries, ; E'ackberries, Tomatoes, Cherries) L. W. METZGER CO. . ,, ! MANUFACTURERS OF ' 1 Sash, Doors, Cabinets and - j All Kinds of Mill Work Using Douglas County Lumber and Employing Local People Also Dealers in Umpqua River CRUSHED ROCK, WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL ' i H ANNUAL3 PAYROLL1 $25,000.00 mmi v Watch Tomorrow's Paper For Other Local Products WHAT DOUGLAS MAKESMAKES DO Mi - v U I v '! I Keep in Trim! PB DOAN'S New Train Service via Shasta Route Effective April 17 A new train to IWtl.nnl ml hack by "-lay north bcunclumlcoHViMiciuovi:rmt:ht service retumin-i.The V fiifct.niul popular Muisu in S.m l;ruiHaic and to Port land; tho Orconiiin to San 1-r.iiKitco and to Portland and north. Nov schedules nuurc urvicc In each direction with convenient dcpdriurcatKl;itiivaUiuic9. Nuiv this service (AwKminlud t'riM J.tHini'd Wire ' ATLANTA, tin., April. ;J3. Thu fmli'inl laMiiU'iilmiy liore vs iliu localu loitay lur u uvw nv.l In tho iil'i! ut Kiui Cuii'olt, Now York Ihe atiiuil inouiictir, tumteitcuit lo a yar and a day for in-ijuiy In i:on nuutlon with his "bath tuu parly." An ovoiluii' not nuiro i'lubora(u thaa fur any one of twenty uLhur priHOiuTd ai'i'onipanyiin; Carroll from Now York, was umuiKoil by priKiin ol'l'b:lulH. A riuhiK b (ho1 prUon untl'orin, rcgl.slratioti ami a vUit to tho bar ber shop. wiro anioiiR tin now lonnalflios alliMnlant on hlu ox- L'haiiKiiiK a namo (hat Kpaiklt'M ovor Jlroadway for u number. Kailroail (Uiicials planniMl to call i Warden John W. Snook shortly befon' tho train arrived to intoriu lilni that, a apodal car wnn reatly to bo HhniHod- into tho prion's private Hpur track. ;Tho protlueor'a iwllo was n paHHenser In anolher 4 part of the train, bat wiim not per jmittod to visit with him during tho juuniey. It wuh thought flho would i not eo him again u:itll he . h per-! mitted lo have raiirrrt ut the pris-1 on. ' . Mrs. Carroll has announced sho ! will live in the city during" her bus- bund't Imprlt-ionmcut. . Try u used car at our risk. Tho I ...... ..... ,. .. . ' ' , j match hero last night. I,a Hood had if not Fatisricil . Good Elimination U Essential to , . : Good Health., , THE kidneys are tho blood filters. If they fail to func tion properly there 13 apt to be O retention of toxic poisons in : the blood. A dull, languid feel ing and, sometimcB, toxic back- aches, headuches, and dizziness arcsymptoms of this condition. Further evidence of improper kidney function is often found in burning or scanty 'passage . of secretions, Each year more - and more people are learning the value of Doan'a Pills, a) stimulant diuretic, in this con dition. Scarcely 4 nook or ham . . let anywhere but hns many enthusiastic users. Ask your neighbor! PILLS 60c Stimulant Diuntic to A Kinnty ' Fote-Mbum Co.Mfn.Chcm.,Bua'10i. NY, noori srrtHioir all of the studenlti appeared in work elolho.s and be gan the task of cleaning" tip ami, improving tuo lawns, making vari ous improvements around the Kchoul building and clearing and cleaning the athletic field. Thla Is a yearly event at the- school and la one which greatly honefltH tho up.-., poarance of tho a c him I grounds. JL1 WILDER IS ; ELECTED HEAD OF 1 FILEfiF LA HOOD DEFEATS Tin? now board of Uiifclora o tho ItoHcburg Country Club have completed their organization uud are leudy tor a year of mgch activ ity. A. A. Wilder waa electud pres iuent; J.. A. Harding, vico pruai donl; H. H. tapleton, treaauror, and ' J. K. J McClintock, secretary. The1 following committee have I beeu named by I'reaident Wilder: Ways and Means: H. II. Staplo lou, N. ITullertou, '10. h- Stewart, W. G. Curry, A. N. Orcutt. Orouiula: W. F. Chapman, J. A. Harding, C. A. Lockwootl, O. V. Wharton, W. (). Curry. Tournaments: O. Al. Ilerrio, H. n, Nerbas, K. F. Maiden, ..Walter IfisUer, Frank C'einens. House: I. bruun, Ivan Pickens, Dr. C. U. Wade. Membership: N. Fullerton, B. W-. Hates. Walter S. Fislicr, C. A. l(oc)vwood. H. I. Whipple, leon McClintock. Ualph Qtiine, L. J. Cratum. Hevt O. liate.s. v The first work lo he undertaken by the Hoard will he tho securing 0 new members, so that mime is a ulsibleewdence of yeur progresslucncss anddbilityanduiiUin crease gour proflts more than any inoestmeno you can nwJie.... SIMPLEX It 1$ unluemJfji Admitted by ben Authorities this: a j uw tUo ciniw be CfuiUed tar kecf lug ensik M0NR0E&CR1SELL FbrtUiid. Oregon Write Mdijj tor price and UIuiuuaJ bMfcW Mill STRIFE to PORTLAND lcw Train No. 3i ThcSbastrt . . . OrcKonian . . Leave 1 12:25 p. m 4:25 p. m. . "'50 P. m. 7:40 p.m. J 1 :00 p.m. ?;15.l. m. to CALIt-OKNIA Tlii'Sluxa OrctEoniitn . . Tlic Shiista nuw carrlct unJ from all leave 3:00 p. 8:45 a. Arrive . 11:50 a.m. 9:50 a.m. coach ami liamllct business lo KhcJuU-J slops. 'aciSSs J. E CLARK, Agont Phona 11 Roacbuig, Ora. you fan aiiuly Iho inoiii'y you paid on nuolhor useil car or it new flioviolcl, any mod i'l you wIhIi. lht!iHeu .('hovroiet Co. CLASSES IN HOME ; WORK WILL START FRIDAY MORNING Uressiunkliu; and millinery class es tor Hosebuitf women will lie-in Kiiduy uniler (he directioit of llm Statu Hoard of Vocational Kduca lion. From 9 to 12 o'clock will ho devoted to millinery. Tho tiropsmuk inn elftss will moot futm l::tn n 4:;!0. TIioko . , iuteresicd in clusa (work in Interior dee.njitioii me asked to call during (he lumrs tho j other classes art1 In (testdim nntl f tlicate their desire. Addilionnt classes will ho oiKauUed, lo neeoin jmodate all wlshDiK to en mil, uc- 'cordtim to Miss Hess Chappcll, j , state slHlervior of home, ceonom-i Ics. who promotes ami supM vilest ' itliOKo chissys comluctej uudi-r tho I Smitu-llUKhes act. , I was bound over to tho Klamath I county grand jury yesterday on the charge of murdering his daughter-in-law, Airs. Myrtle Grayson, 011 the streets of Malin, March 2tj. Ci ray so u offered no testimony on Ills behalf but his attorney moved for dismissal of the charges hold ing that the state's own witnesses ..... I showed indisputably that, the shot ortVCPk UN MVr-lN I ttj lilni construction can be commeuc- led on the Kraya greens, authorized POUTLAM), Ore., April Hi I"1 lhe meeting. There are Dixie. I,u Iloml, Montana feather-jlU ,tiast H more lloseburg t-Uizens weight, xvon on a foul from Sammv vho shmil(I Iouip members of Shack. New York, in thu seventh ,lu tlub' Htul TOimtee on mem round of their scheduled ten round i .-rship feel that they will have no iiiuieuuy 111 signing up uie neces sary 50 within next, week or ten days. In order to have the grass greens ready for use fov next sea son. It will be necessary to have the work completed early this Rum mer, The Ways and Means com mittee will make a determined of-' fort to collect in all delinquent duos and membership paymunta be fore May 1st. piled up a good lead with a halter ing body attack before the bout ended. I .en Malody, Wyoming light weight, won a close ten round tie; e.ision from Joe Marcus, Portland In the seml-windup. ru ASin m imnrn .uMUuLfiUULil TROUBLES BANISHED DMn?.'rvnrrii was either fired accidentally was intended for John Sullivan. Witnesses of the state today told of threuta which Uraysou had ut tered against his daughter.-in-law and Sullivan. It was said thjit til ay son had been laboring under the illusion that Sullivan was in-) fatuuted with Mrs. it ray son where-1 as Sullivan was engaged to, Mrs.' GiHyson's sister. j (Atittoduteti i'ress Lvaa-'d Wire.) KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.; April 13. A monument to one of : the bitterest civic controversies ever waged in the northwest, a muni cipal fight that waged for years and finally came to an end in the state supreme court, will soon be a thing of the past when the half completed Hot Springs courthouse which has long overlooked Klam ath Falls 'will be razed to make room for the ?300,000 Union high school building that will bey built this year. ' The- Klamath court house fight came to an end four years ago, but on top of Hot Springs hill stood an ever present reminder of the folly of municipal strife. Over ?70.0'00, was s;nt on the building before it was abandoned in favor of the present main street court house. Ten years later, the county is forced to pay S1.793.S8 the successful bid of the W. D. Miller Construction company to remove the old building. Mllier is given all the material. MURDER CHARGE AGAINST CLARK murder was placed yesterday against Frank Clark on the charge oi: slaying his former ' ."wife, ills. Nellie Clark, April 2. , Clark will probably be arraigmui this morning before Justice of the Peace W. li. Harnes, and a hear ing will be set for' later in thu week. Clark has admitted firing the fatal shot which resulted in the death of Mrs. Clark, but holds that he intended the bullet for Mrs. Clark's companion, C. W. Stephens. o The., only place in1 Hose burg where you can' get genuine Old English recipe Hot Cross Huns for Easter is at the Model Bakery. CORN J W .ft (AKK.icinti'd Press Leased Wirc.1 KLAMATH FALLS. Oro, April 13. Formal rliarcp of first dcRipn Stops pain in oneminuie You will forget you ever had a corn one minute after you apply Dr. Sertoli's Zino-pada thats how quick they end all pain. When the corn ia gone it never comes back. If new shoes irritate the spot, a Zino-pad fixes it overnight! Dr.ScIioll'HZino-pntlsnrrtMn.rm-dlcHtcJ, antiseptic, protective, hcaltnc. Snfc, sure, quick, lusting fesullSRunrantccd.Gctu box at your druggist's or shoe dealer's J5c. mschom 'Ztino'pads Put-onc on me pain is gone! I I CLEAN UP DAY AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL i The annual cuupii:; or clvaii-np; Juv Is being lt IU at Hm enk-r ; Merfl. nt Inst. In n renmly eo pnod . h iili'h !!.( tio qttU'Uly unit is so jn.sl-Jii-ly vliv.-ttio Hint vc lve tin tin ttmittrd Kii:u;Hi(y of rr.iulifl or ionr) t'Hk. oii r tiio jvi-ii;,. and Jmy ) """"" in:n 'I'M IMVO tllCit. l M-.WIIKX TAHI.lirs Diurotie Stim ulant to the Kidneys mul v,,u vi. N-HHi ln frc ftx m the tlrtu'M "lUhl ix'rioiis (il'uM's ivMiiiuiir ftoni fit Hurt! matloii in r-lifvcd You 1k- nnr nt;iu (hi niirht ihroiK-n-no c-itnn tip rivtiu utl - otit hl.uMrr ft;n. tlo-i' n-'tuiHlly. nkvi;i; 'rAlSI.KT KC: 1 nulit nt tlu- fill is pf th.. dtnMvva 0f' inco orenis-, owo h to yoorelf' t.i trv m:vt;i: taim.kvs tV.r Srwnty.flvi rt-nti p r vu-k.KQ nt nil t cirui-ulM. Stun.t;tnt Pnnr 'o.. Mfr.j Try n used car at our risk. The Hansen Chevrolet Co. offers to let you try n used cflr for 3 days and If pot satisfied, you can npply the mouc you paid on another used car op a new Chevrolet, any - mod el you wish. Hansen Chevrolet Co, EASTER BASKETS Can's store has the small bas kets in quantities for churches, schools, etc' Big lino of Knster chicks, rabbits, novelties, candy boxvs, etc. Also epg dyes, candies, Master cards ami booklets. Carr's. The Oregon Granite Co. Oregon Granite Our Specialty A Home Product : . Quarried and Finished in Southern Oregon Barre Granite, Red Granite, Vermont Marble 502 N. Jackson Rosebud, Oregon HALF OF COUNTIES TO USE BLUE BLANK, EARL FISHER SAYS J " ' R i KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.,, April ;fi At liutst one half of lhe' conn-w ly assessors In Oregon will use the I "IHllo IllHllks" In securing Hssess-'g 'menta of property. Karl Fisher, jffi isiato tax commissioner esKnaleil 'J yesterday. Mr. Fisher ronrerrel W hero with Count v Assessor W. T.I A I Leo. 1 ; "I have reeeivetl communlrations S from Bhinil SO per rem of the s In the slate," Mr. . 1 I juilKe Hint A 1 use the lllim Hlanli for taxiiiK information. luo s A ATTENTION Farmers and Poultrymen BRING US YOUR POULTRY We are paying for ' Heavy colored hens, por lb J... Heavy Leghorn Heus, lb. " ,,.,, , , ... , lo opimsiiur- which has arisen KLAMATH FALLS. Die.. April 1 ,.. f' Z Illllies II nnvmm e1.klv I ... . ... V.. . '' " "SU vUwl iwloy. Al tbo Ullw'Wil by Nathan Fuherton, OrMyy.rt'MuUoc couuly CalilotuU lvmr. sikded I to d i! ' m' ...25c v ...20c S Newrex PluretJc Tableti!,,. ROSEBURG POULTRY CO. Phone 279 5Q1 N. Jackson St. IV