Roseburg news-review., May 13, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
ROSEBURG, NEWS REVIEW, FRIDAY. MAY !3, 1927.
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, jv.. J-"r-"---ri-iif imTmri-iai rrtot
THEY SEE THE
Can Buy a Car at Your Own Price
At 2 o'clock
In the After
noon and
in the
li Evening
AT THE:
OF AUTOMOBILES
L0CKW00D M0T01 CO.
FORD
DEALERS
ROSEBURG
OREGON
ROSE and
OAK STREETS
GREGSOM SALES CO. A2?tt?X.
COLI STILL LOST;
(By Tho Associated Press )
liitiiiislvo search on sou niul lam!
alill brings in Million (if iho llnd
ing uf the French nvluliirs, t'aji
lain Nuiiisssi-r anil Coll, now lour
full days overdue lit New York on
tlu-lr Might irom i'nrls.
Itoykjavlli, lcplnml, unit word
today tlliil a watch mi I lie: Icelandic
wati'iM hail failed to sight the miss
ing "While llird." Tin. minister
uf posts nt St. Johns. New loiiud
Innil, linn tocollcd Mold Hint
I'li-H hi'l- link, mi Sound Island.
I'lnccnlln, hoard III hum nt an
alrilniii. last Monday In llii' fog
overhead, lint this anil other lo- '
porta thai Ihf. whirr ir a motor in !
Iho fog hail been ht'iuil by three
rcsnicniH in llnrhor liraeo. has led i
In iiiiIIiIiik tangible In the hunt fur ' '
the French ncoM in tin. wilds of Iho ' M
SI. I.uuls," ii iii sals ho .loos not
I in iiiik,i. in li iji oft mull d.
wo. n hoc In i'ii ma IxIiik.
Saloty Theory Expressed
I'.WfIS, May l;:.- 'llm rust
dwindling hope of llin Bilfoly of
. Cnplaln Coll. was suddenly re
I vhoil hy Iho in ns Hint Iho droning
oi a plane was heard nvrr Now
Iilllliilhlllil. Coloicqllonlly io la.llof
took rooi. anew loilay 1 that Iho
aviators allor flying across tho
ocean, may have nunc dm a in
sonic wild tspoi out of touch whh
eh ill.ation. Color was lent lo this
hypothesis hy .siaicincnis of
fi lends of Nungosser, notably
Henri llurli.i mux. designer of Iho! Whether It would ho practicable,
engine oi mo inane, woo now hays I how over,' lor thu huge nil:. hip lo
gu ay far norih as Labrador will
' ROTARIANS ARE
GUESTS HOME
OF ART MOORE
i (Cttfithiut'd from page 1.) !
every bo often to much up into the !
i deposit. Tiuae rulses have been '
built, tho tunnels cuiiriiructud unt ,
flho wink of taking out the rock Iiuh
' IJtimi mmndL'd in) to hucIi a degree !
that ai tlio pi'Lot-nt time the local
: quurry in comildered one of the i
most efficiently operated ones In
the Northwent.
Interesting Sight i
Ah one cilmliB tlie Hide of the
, nioiiutaln, having behind thu cook i
shuck, hunk houses and company :
officer! which are located In a lit-!
tie flat below, you are soon face
to luce with one of the blggeHt i
mining operations in tho atatu.
Klcclric motoiH control the ma
chinery, and butteries are used to
operate the biiiuU rock cars. These
batteries are recharged in the
power plant, which waa construct
ed nt a greut expense. Traveling
on a nurrow path, up and up, you
finally reach tho mouth of the lime
deposit. Vou puer Into a great
hole in the Hide of the mountain,
extending upwards and downwards
for htmdredB of feet, a hole ho
large that It would be pohhIIjIo to
drop the Perkins building in it
and still have room for a ware
house or two.
As your eyes finally become ac
customed to thu dim light and
lime dust which fogs from the
mouth of the chasm as the work
era are jabbing electric drills in
to l he rnck, you jiorceive men
tierehi'd high on ledges, climbing
I around like so many ants, hut they
go about their work with tho skill
of a real miner.
Tunnel Taps Rock
The lime rock is blasted from
the sides of this giant hole and it
drops (o the floor below, all In
small pieces. The work is so car
ried on as to allow the good rock
to accumulate at the bottom while
the dirt and worthless material
fails to the outside. The mines
from the tunnel which reaches
under this deposit tap the loose
rock and huge chutes have been
constructed with mechanically op
eraied doors at the bottom. A
string of cars is shoved back Into
the tunnel, a man is placed at one
o (lie chute doors and as the train
Is s: lowly pulled out, ho fills each
of the small cars. Tho caiH are
then taken down tho hill and the
rock finally placed on flat cars
for shipment to Portland.
Valuable Industry
It would be posslblo to give a
mass of figures concerning the op
eration of tho quarry b.it they
would be so meaningless lo the
layman who does not realize the
magnitude of the project, that it
would hardly bo worth the time.
The Soul hern Pacific company will !
tell you what this quarry means lo j
them. Hundreds of cars are ship-1
ped out yearly to the Portland ce-.
ment plant. Not only does it bene-1
tit the southern Pacific- but Hose-1
burg also receives much from this j
project. Nearly all of the men who '
are working in Iho quarry are res!-1
dents of this city and the payroll
is no small item when one realizes
that between 20 and 30 men are
employed there 12 months of the
year.
Mr. Moore estimates that there
is enough rock left in tho mountain
to assure practically uu more years
ol operation.
Another' thing to be taken Into:
consideration is the quality of the
rock which is deposited. Mr.
Moore stales that It is so rich In i
lime ingredients that tho Portland 1
plant finds It necessary to use an-
other kind of nick to mix with it. i
Comforts Provided
In operating a concern of this
kind, Mr. Moore has decided that
comfort of tho workers Is seventy
five per cent of its success. In
order lo provide this comfort, ho
has . constructed shower baths, j
laundry trays and one of tho finest
iw.i.i.i ... ,.u.r .11111111111 (.mull.
11 is thought that within a year j
or so facilities w ill be added to i
furl her complete tho efficiency of
I rho plant. Mr. Moore, who Is an!
j experienced quarryman, has as- j
: sum hied a crew of men, whose t
i hearts and souls are In their work
and these men are constantly on !
: the alert for anything which lliey;
believe will increase the output
of lock and still create no greater
j overhead Is so doing,
i While Iho writer lias always du
, lighted In taking a trip through
one. ul the Untpqua Valley's prune
i orchurds and has also enjoyed I luskl
wahung ihioimh large field
TWELVE YEARS AGO we started in business, in Roseburg.
From a small beginning we have grown to a sizable store. We ap
preciate the patronage of the people of Douglas County. We
have always tried to give our customers good serviceable mer
chandise at moderate prices. Also we have tried to be a real bene
fit to our community by carrying large assortments and giving
careful shopping service. And now comes our birthday party,
CAHITS
12th "
Airaihersary
In place of our usual specials for the first week we will
offer our customers a bonus of free goods.
For One Week Starting Mon., lay 16
WE WILL GIVE ,
Every Twelfth Sale
Absolutely FREE
One out of each twelve customers will have the en
tire amount of their purchase refunded to them in
cash.
WE SHALL MAKE duplicate sales slips for each sale. One slip
will be given the customer, the duplicate kept. At the end of each
day these duplicate slips will be counted. Then all of them will be
mixed together in a container. A disinterested person will be ask
ed to draw out 1-12 of them at random. On these we will return
cash for the full amount as indicated.
We will post the day' winning slips in our windows each even
ing. Winners must present the original sales slip to correspond,
before the end of the following week. No refunds will be made
after May 28th.
You can shop every day or as many times in one day
as you wish..
Watch each day's listings. You will, if you win, get your pur
chase absolutely free. It's worth taking a chance on anyway.
And you have as good a chance as anyone to get your goods free.
Plan to shop this week at Carr's Anniversary Sale.
OUR
TWELFTH
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
EVERY
TWELFTH
SALE
FREE
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f .' .'v.-- . I j . a
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tuo uinieisianuijig s us mat tue
HUTS would iuji iuiemiti to smig;.e
against lug or lunipeM. lliey won; i
lo cliaiiKo (heir louiiiu it lucm u
unioi e.si'i-u luiiduiuH.s m as lo pas
over me mill ttegreu inula Ltiuiua
in (he (liii.euoii.uL iionueiit Van-;
min, Labrador or me.i ureehhuui. ;
'1 iieso Inemhi thniK it pu.vuoie !
hao to bo :;!udied by nay oil'i
eiaii; before any orders aie issiu d.
A menage o in-, Navy IhpuT
nient iiotu J.icuteruuii i'oininaiider
Iinsi'inhihl, ent fmni the i.os An
geles, ot i' NaiiMtekui, and received
here iihoitly hefnm noon, t;atd the
dl rig I hie had encountered hea y
uiu aitiiieu in,., iKnu uiueu reiugu i fog.-i in lh.it iriniiy, adding that
ui one uf tin! iniiilmeraoie luueiihe viihdny was "wry low" and
uay of j.ubrador, wnere imy wt:a Iho ocean's surlaee Was "lutalh
picked up hy hidilug t iait wulimu i obscure"
wiieiesn, and lhat it may be uas, I S5.000 Reward Offered
A
llriiish colony
YVeiUlior condllloiiH wn-p none j !J.
loo fnvotalilo today for Iho plan- I f
nod Hlart of Iho Itellanca tnotio I li
nhinn ..:.ilv K.-t I n -.( e i..,,,l),.. r,-ifl
I'll If. Caplllln l.ludheiKll spent 'fcf mn a ui
today over Ills piano "The Sjiirll of Ui II I'M
!-1.10HTFUI.
I -a: touts fur evety
romu in tntr tsplciiilUl
variety of ci'iitiiiic
C"i)ii:olcmn tjolil Sc-.il
Art-Rugs. Sec them!
McKcan, Dnrliy &
Baldwin Furniture Co.
Complete Housefurnishert
Roseburg, Oregon
een weeKa, tieloio iney can ue
heard limn, inoiii so as uie la.--!; ol
eciung inciii is uimo.-u nupoMine
uuing ui ine mg;, irevai,tiUj; i.i me
legion at this m'umjji.
Dirigible Un Lookout
I.AKKilt. li.sT, N. j., ,ay 1:5.
I he nay dtrigible l.os Angeles!
lelt its siatiun Hil.i inorntug on a
tiaiinng cruise along tint Ailatilii'i
iMiast euilng which a cIom- watch!
wilt he kepi tor possible Uacc of j
Nungcsser aii'I t'mi, the nuinr: 1
avtatoi s.
WASHINGTON. May J;i, - A re
ward ol fr..nau hr any aviator who
dlM-overs either of the in is.-lug
Piench tliers or truces of then
alipiiin". va. b -i -i postnl hy Pay
naiad Or!ig, sponsor of tin- -S,-mm
New York Paris ilirht prize.
E. VV.TllSrArpTB"
REPORTED SUICIDE
snow-while broccoli, we do believe
that there are many people In
Douglas county w ho are unaware
of Ibis gigantic project which Is at
their very door. A trip out to
Curnes and through the quarry will
convince the most skeptical that
Hits Is tin i! of our greatest re
imurees and should receive thu en
couragement of all.
Wis 1 1." a rjiuirtnl v rrcliiM
of who has been living In Iho wihh
-o-
RAY RAYMOND'S
WIDOW ON STAND
IN KELLEY CASE
ot tlatsop county for four years.
Tho elusive wild man" was cap
tured lust night by two men out
hunting for dog?.
Though in excellent physical con
dition, tho "wisp" had lost ids
memory, and could gio no account
of hU life previous lo his expeti
ence in the woods near here. All lie
could explain was that he had been
a soldier, ito had been living prin
cipally on milk tiikea from cows.
OH ice: s were trying to deter
mine whether he was a demented
veteran who escaped from Iho
veterans' hospital at American
Lake in December, 11)21.
Re-elected
.SVJ,, 't t,.
,,1 tt,rv.)
May Search Labrador
I V.siiim;tii. ,mv 1:; Thl.
! ; fea.-ilMlhy oi s.ml Inn I In- ilmsihle
I I n. .. .. .
' ..im.-i.-.H io un- noun as lite
coasl nt I.al.iador In ihe hoiih Ii in
Ihe
seai'i
niisstnn Prench Ihers wa.-. lak-
eu under eotusitlci alion toda hy
Hie navy.
it'll t l.ns Anqeh-s is r(tcii!n; the
North Allan) ie niat-t today a id
(here weie indhaiions at ihe
White House that the adtninistta
Una would like to have It liv.Ue a
ttiuuigh si'imh while it out.
MAUSIirilM.I. Ore, Mav
Ki e-T W. Hermann. h
oi th.. I..!.- pjj.-.-r li. rmann,
burg phuieer. dii d early
li'- if his linn-h home at llron.
the remni'r's M'port saving
death was w 10 Miii ide.
Merm:nin son. l-aiiieiie. w
p.UU d to have he thou-
h-ard !ii- laih.M' hay jm u
livinc: 'rt ::ki'!i puisiin."
Illness f his wf,. was s,
ALLEGED THIEF
IS JAIL BREAKER
POKTI.ANK. Ore.. Mav l::.
Harvey Craves. nUas I1mii, who
, was arrested last month bv Mult
nomah county deputy heiiff.s and
I turned over lo Morrow county of
fiist was cou-jlicials on a charge of lanenv (if
lodav
Ihent.
tiiat
M)S ANCI-XKS, May 1. Miss
iioioihy MacKaye, act i ess widow
of Kay Paynuind, admitted Horn
the wil ness stand today in I ho
trial of Paul Kelley lor her hus
band's murder, tluu she had heard
llayniond order Kelley lrom their
hnn.e. She dented that she heard
Kelley tell Itaymond i tic trder was
: because he was in love with ,.rs.
! Kaymoud. '
I Miss MacKaye at
-trolled, hut under the rapid tuei'bretj hales of wool, escaped last
! qne-ltoning or Assistant Prosecu-1 night from the Heppner jail, !
j ur Oeorec Kemp, .--he fidu-.-ted an I, where ho was awaiting iri.il. a; """(-'l'ns emphasixo tho Injec-
Kropi (i un repnes. i nu usg a ere i , niessage giving HiiF news was re- i "en oi in reiigi.ms ssue ir.tn th.-
y 'i
'if ' M
RING OF TREES
WEATHER GUIDE,
SAVANT CLAIMS
up in th" questioning, she lii
' iter lips and appeared ready to
; cry.
demented" recluse
puzzles officers
(1 Hermann tn he
hav
ftlviolcnr
An autopsy was boin
ASTORIA, Or.. May IS. An-
., ihoriiica tixlay wove tryhisc to as
1 today, j certain the Identity of the "Wal-
c(ui(l today hy Sheriff IlnrUnirl
Iroin Shcriif (ieoiKu MclJllflee of
Morrow cnunly.
Tho wool whs stolen troin a Har
row county rancher. It was
charred that Craves and a compan
ion otove to I'oriland and atf'nipt- !
cd to dispose of It, ltoth were ar- I
icstc.l. Sheriff R. T. Coolilnrhum '
(A!.-iaKd Pass Leased Wirt.)
TUCSON, Ariz., May 13.Dr. a.
,','v .;Uf, "'I'. I""iK"' ul .astrono
y a the University of .Arizona
and diroctoi- tho Stowaiil uh
soivatory, announci-il today that
lie believes ho-has disc,.,,.;
llI'GUlCllllg the
'or jears ahead by
lings of trees.
weather
'reading" tin:
of t mntlilK, county
tho prisoner.
also waiited
Dr. Uoutfass declared that i,0
'id been finding j investic,-,.
lions upon tree rinKs actual evl
denco of climatic cycles th.it bavn
made possible a first "attempt in
eorvVC'T,'m0,it " cli"li"1'
v n I'!; 'V (l,s'"''ieS. . ,,
will lmo important liearinK 0,1
long time weather forecasting, an
H, .I? ln,c'"''rl:" "Woximailn;;
,1L f, ""'"hisioi-lc ruins. 1"
levealed that he is now dealin-
weather forecasts of froni llio ,o
ten years in i,e fmure.
v book on climalic cycles
t!:,!if,,. . 1 on.l .vl. I..,. "
; "'. nice in nil leu ,.' """ " ' m Do pul.lishe
ioiiaiu lii-oenniK taliove) was I ",B""' insttiutp. Dr. ii,,,,..
j el.-cti d to succeed himself as llieij's '"'""""''ed as finally complet.
j civic chief executive. Ilroenini?. a , ,?n'1 now ' the hands of th-i
republican, and n Lutheran decl-i '"s"tl,,io"
; sively defeated William Curran 1 0
; democrat. .Hid first linninn
lie ever to he nominated, despite fn,,, 7,?r?.ts.R mml carrler-
ine uict mat tin.
ami
'd hy
a-ed
tory.
reclst ration ores- 7ear "y'tnail is th.
seeping detnocratic vlc-l V-S" S R''
Southarn Oregon. 9 ' da,lT to
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