ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, MAY 21. 1927.
When You Buy
a Chance For
On the three valuable prizes to be given away at the Queen's Ball of the Strawberry Carnival on Satur
day night, May 28th, you will be helping by 100 votes to elect your favorite contestant and will be helping
the Umpqua Chiefs make the Carnival a success.
Miss Mona Porter at the California Oregon Power Company office, Miss Wave Reed at Junior High
School, and Miss Audrey Hervey at the Palace of Sweets will appreciate your spending your money with
them for a chance on the prizes or for a Queen's Ball ticket.
STRAWBERRY CARNIVAL COMMITTEE
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i LOCAL NEWS j
' Com OlAAlm . I
': n- ..... ' a t a.. . 1)1,1.
illo, wera-here for a few' liourH
'on Friday A'IhUIiib with iIpihIh
' mid transacting biwlm-HH,
..in t-r nav
, i Mrs. V. UneH, of Dlllnrd, spent
several liourH Krldav vlBltintl with
friend nml nitemllnir to business
; affairs hi this city.
': From Olalla ;
l Mi. Jflnri niltvhnt. nf Olalla.
, WilB It VJBJIU1 111 HUB LIIJ .-in...
'"afternoon and was. shopping and
. transacting business.
. From Dillard
j Mr. and. Mrs. AV. 0. Lawrence, ol
' Dlllnrd, were In this city for sever
- tl hours on Friday visiting and at-
lending to business ninttors. .
From Dillard
Mrs. Julnls Meier, of Dillard, was
p'n visitor in this city on Friday
' ufternoon and was Bhopplng ' und
s attending to business affairs. .
In Shopping
r Mrs. Geo. Winston, of Winston.
was a Itoseburg Vlsltor Friday,
'spending .the afternoon shopping
rand visiting with friends. ,;, , ..,.
:0n Business :
Tred Chambeilnln, . of Looking
r filuss, spent several hours Friday
j -1 11 (his city attending, to business
; matters . and visiting with, friends.
i Hulls Visit - ' ' 1 ("'; i.i
i! Mr. and "Mrs'. Harry Hull 'ino
i tored from r Oakland . yesterday,
-spending eveial" hours- shopping
Jand attending to business matters.
Visitor Here '
)j Shirley Clayton, Dillard rosl
v'dent, was attending to business
affairs and visiting with friends
In this city for a few hours on Frl-
day. . -;. ' : '
;-Vlsltors Frldayr-r
, Mrs. C,Cf ihircli, ,poBtinnster..of
''f Myrtle Creak, Mr., and '. jvf rs." H.
f: P. Rico - and. Mrs. Lilly Farmor
swore among those to visit and
lrnnsact 'huslnoss hero Friday. ...
! Expected Today
Mrs. Lane Moiioy of Saleni; a
; former resident of this city, Is ex--peeled
todny and will spend sev
loral weeks visiting with her
: mother, Mrs. K. j, Mnrsters, and
j-frlendB. J '
DIRECTORS,
A. G. Sutherland,
Vlce-Pres.
Joseph Mlceltl
W. F. Harris, Pres.
Henry Harth ;
Douglas Abstract Co.
Incorporated
CAPITAL $25,000.00
Abstracts, Blue Prints, Farm Loans, City Loans,
Title Insurance.
JStWHttn
Summer School
Enrollment dates Monday, June 61320, under the direc
tion of our regular teachers, and at reasonable rates. Ask for
Information, It's a good school.
: Eugene Business College
A. E. Roberts, President
Phone 060 992 Willamette Street Eugene, Oregon
Something New in Peanuts!
PEANUT
Salted in the Shell
If you'll try them you'll always
buy them
WHY?
because you'll like them.
WHERE TO GET THEM
...-
B& At Most AH Grocery
B Koad
Home From Portland
Mrs. M. E. Hitler returned this
morning from 1'ortland where nho
has been spending the past few
days on a visit.
From Hoaglin
Mr. and .Mrs, Carl Messing of
Hoaglin were In itoseburg Friday
and today visiting with friends and
transacting business.
From O. A. C
Harold WahiBCott, student at 0.
A. 0 arrived last night from Cor
vallls to spend the week-end vla
lllng his parents, Dr. and Mrs. K.
J. Walnscott.
Visitor Here
H. J. Casey, who was an arri
val hero from the north a few
days ago to look after business af
fairs, left this morning for Myrtle
Creek to spend a short time.
Mr. Dawe Here
A. . Dawe, who Is employed by
the Southern Pacific company at
Oak Iiidgo, arrived this morning to
visit with his family for a few
days. ,
Here From Eugene
Joo Ward Young arrived this
morning to visit over Sunday with
friends. Ho formerly made his
homo In Roseburg and Is now at
tending U of 0. , , . ; . ,
To San Francisco
Mrs. J. C, Householder left this
morning for San Francisco, whore
she will spend the next few woeks
visiting as tiro guest, of hor' daugh
ter, Mrs. Rudolph Koller', and fam
ily. Home from Portland
Mrs, Peter Jory returned this
morning from Portlnnd whero she
has been visiting with relatives for
the paat several weeks. She was
accompanied home by her . .daugh
ter, Miss Jennie Jory, who will re
main, until Sunday i evening, hefore
returning to tlio' metropolis,' " '";
Son Born Rosers ' 1
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rosor, who
make their homo near Pittsburg,
Pa., are tlio proud parents of a
baby daughter, born May !), accord
Ing to word received horo by Mr.
RoBor's parontfl, Mr. and' Mrs. S.
A. Rosor. Their, son formerly
made his homo In this city and is
well known.
H. 0. Pargeter,' i
Sec'y-Treasurer,
. K
Stores, l.andy Stores and E
stands. .. (
Hera on Business
Neil illuiidi'll, of Shoestring val
ley iieur itlddle. wuh a hiiHlnetiB
visitor in HoHebut'K today.
Frcm Corvallls
Miss Lucy A. Case, of O. A. C,
was an arrival from ('nn'allls lust
levelling an dlB visiting hero. .
Visitor Here
J. Hagioy of Winchester Day was
an arrival In this city yesterday
afternoon to visit and look after
business affairs.
From Dlxonvllle
Albert Krogel, of Dlxonvllle,
was a visitor In this city yester
day afternoon and wsb attending to
business affairs. ' " 1
Jordons Visit -' '
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jordan, of
Looking Glass, were hero this
niorn.ing visiting with friends and
attending to business matters.
Visitor Friday
Mrs. R. A. Hercber, of Dillard,
spent u few hours on Friday In Ibis
city visiting with friends and Bhop
plng. ' -
From Melrose
Vincent Preschern, of Melrose,
was a Roseburg visitor on Frldny
and was looking after business
matters and trading.
From Ruckles
Tommy Hurnett, of Rlcklea
spent several hours in this city
Friday visiting with friends and
attending to business affairs.
Move to , Klamath Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wlmor and
faml(y left today lor Klamath
Falls where they will locate per
manently. Mr. Wlmer, who has
been employed by the Southern Pa
cific company nt Klamath Falls
for several months, has been ;In
Roseburg the past few days mnk
Ing arrangements for the moving
of his household goods.
Cottage cueeBe. ltoseDurg Dairy.
Phone 188-
NOTICE ' -;
fro! Whom It May .Concern:
Whereas, the Fish Commission of
the. State of Oregori'bnB propagated
and atockod and Is propagating and
stocking the waters of tho Umpqua
river and Its tributaries, within tho
stnto of Orogon, with salmon and
other food fish', nnd
Whereas, the Umpqua river and
Us tributaries are frequented by
salmon and other food fish, and,
for the purposo of protecting tho
snmo, the Bald fish commission of
tho stnto of Oregon has decided to
close tho waters of the Umpqua
rlvor and Its tributaries, as fol
lows, towlt: '
All tho waters of tho Umpqua
rlvor and Us tributaries above tho
juncture of Big Mill Crook ind the
Umpqua river, In Douglas county,
Stato of Oregon,
to net fishing or fishing for commercial-purposes
by any moans
for salmon nnd other food fish;
provided, however, that during the
months of January, Fobruary,
March, July, August, September,
October, Novombor nnd December,
of each year, It shall be lawful to
fish In the wators of said Umpqun
river by lawful means for commer
cial purpoBOS for salmon and other
food Hah up to the Juncluro or tho
North Fork nnd the South Fork of
the Umpqua river, in Douglas
county, state of -Orogon:
Now, therefore, Notico is hereby
given by said Fish Commission of
the Stato of Orogon, that tho said
wators of the Umpqua river nnd its
tributaries, In the county of Doug
Ins, Btato of Orogon, described as
follows, to-wlt:
All the waters of the Umpqun
rlvor and lta tributaries above tho
Juncture of Big Mill Creek and tho
Umpqua rlvor, In Douglas county,
state of Oregon,
are hereby closed to net fishing or
fishing for commercial purposes by
: any means, for salmon and other
j food fish, from nnd after the 1st
'day of Juno. 1927;. provided, how
j over, that during the months of
1 January, February, Mnrch, July,
August, Septomber, October, No
vember nnd December of each
year, It shall bo lawful to fish In
tho wators of said Umpqua rlvor
by lawful means for commercial
purposes, for salmon and other
food fish up to tho juncture of tlio
North Fork and tho South Fork" of
tlio Umpqua rlvor. In Douglas
I county, stato nt Oregon, nnd tho
i said waters heretn closed shall r
! main closed until they nro ncntn
j opened to said fishing for salmon
I nnd othor food flHh herein pro-
hiblted, as provided for by section
1 8 of chapter 105 of tho Ocneral
j Laws of Oregon of the year 1921.
; And. that on nnd after tho 1st
i day of Juno, 1927, It will bo un
j lawful to fish for or take or catch
! with not or by means for comnier
' cinl purposes any snlmon or othor
' food fishes In any of said waters
! closed by this order. Any and all
persons violating the provisions of
; this notice will bo prosecuted as
by law provided:
AH orders heretofore made and
promulgated by tho said Fish Com
mission relatlne to tho waters of
the Umpquu river nro hereby ro
' yoked.
Dated this 2nd day of May. A. D
1927.
FISH COMMISSION OF THE
STATU OF OH BOON.
Tly John C. Voatoh, Chairman,
lly F. P. Kendall.
Ry C. A. Irflnenwebcr.
Several Roseburg people left
today for Marshfleld to attend tlio
performances of the Al O. Dames
Circus. Among those going were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winston and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keener
and daughter, - Elizabeth, Dr. and
Mrs. Ceo. A. Iiradburn. i
In U. of O.-Aggie Meet
Morrill Hitter, well known Rose
burg boy, Is entered in the 220
yard dash at the University of
Oregon und O. A. C. track meet
being held In Eugene today. .Mr.
Hitter has made an enviable re
cord for himself in truck events
at O. A. C. and Is Is hoped that he
will triumph In today's contest.
MrB. Johnson Here
Mrs. Ed Johnson of Portland ar
rived this week to -visit at the
home of her mother, ,Mis. llloom,
und wilh other relatives and
friends for a few weeks.
From Riddle
Mrs. Hdna McDonald and daugh
ter of Riddle Bpent the aflernoon
In Roseburg visiting with friends
and shopping.
STILL GOING
TRAMP (stopping to ask for a
band-out) : I've walked 40 miles to
day, ma'am.
I,ADY: Splendid! You really
must push on the try to mako a
record. London Opinion.
TRUE LOVE
"Thov'ro still vorv much in love
Willi each other."
"Are they?"
"Ves. when she's nwav she
writes letters to him whether she
needs money or not." Answers.
ELGAROSE CHILD
DIES FRIDAY
Carl August Forslund, age 5
years, died at the family lromo at
Melroso Friday" following compli
cations of whooping coukIi, measles
and .pneumonin. Tho boy leaves
his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl
urslMid, of iMclrose, and a sister
of Rosoburg, the latter also being
quite 111 at her homo with measles
and pneumonia., .The tunonii serv
ices will bo held nt 10 o'clock Sun
day j, morning at. tho Klgnrose
church, -tho pastor- of tho church
officiating. M. 10. Hitter, funeral
director of tho Roseburg Under
taking company, Is' in charge. Bur
ial will he at the Elgarose ceme
tery., '
HARNEY COUNTY
WOULD RID JAIL
. OF LONE INMATE
'(Associated PreM Lcasml WIro.)
' Rnlem, Ore., May 21 Because
Harney comity, the Inrgost coun
ty in Oregon, is maintaining its
jail to care for only one prisoner,
hvc Karpentor, an apponl lias come
to Governor Patterson to free
Karpenter and save the county its
jail expense. Karpenter is doing
tiino for UpttlegKiuK. Ho hits serv
ed bIx months and is now serving
additional time in lieu ol paying
a SiiOO fine. Karpentor's case was
presented to the governor yester
day by Pat, Douegan, an attornoy
of Burns.
UMATILLA WATER '
WILL BE STOCKED
WITH GAME FISH
(AMOclatwl Prrsa leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., May 21.
McKay lake in Umatilla county is
to be stocked with bass, croppies,
cat fish and suufiHh. M. h. Kyi-k-man,
superintendent of hatcheries
announced today following his re
turn lust night with Stato Gamo
Warden Harold Clifford, from east
ern Oregon. Tlin work of storking
the lake will start In June. Ryek
man said this would assure Uma
tilla county a fishing lake.
Some work at the Union hatch
eries, including addition of ponds,
was decided upon. ,
Gamo Warden Clifford said to
day that the commission nt its last
meeting ordered the opening of the
foreign streams that had been
closed :
In Umatilla county, north nnd
south forks MrKny Creek; north
and south forks Umatilla river;
north and south forks M each am
creek. ,
Idike county: Hills creek, com
monly known as Kitson creek.
JTUST ASKTHiS WOMAN
FOlU SHE VCKOWS
When Mrs. Particular asked us
to take fart1 of hr blouses we did
ro. After we returned them to her
homo die called un up on the
phone and told us that she was par
ticularly pleased with this laun
diy. will I1.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Phone 79 Roseburfl
YA.
MISSISIPPI IS
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NEW ORLEANS, Ln.. May 21.
Two .thousand -men were battling
in u downpour of rain today at Mc
Crea on the east hank of tho
lAtachafulaya to hold back the riv
er. Tho current was threatening
the embankments protecting two
million acres and, 107,000 persons
in Louisiana's "sugar bowl."
Great chunks of the embankment
were swept away from time to
time, but eneh time the men had
anticipated tho slough and the wa
ter came against new ramparts.
NEW ORLEANS, La., May 21
Possibility that the Mississippi
river might be changing Its course
so that in tho future tho stream
would run to the Gulf of Mexico
thru the Atchafalaya basin, occu
pied river engineers here today.
The opinion Hint this might hap
pen waB expressed by Major John
Gotwals after a survey of the situa
tion at Melville, George Schoen
berger. chief state engineer and
John Klorer, New Orleans levee
board englnoer saldHhey believed
It possible. However, D. C. Wa
dill, federal engineer in charge of
the lower river, said that all that
was keeping the mighty current
from cutting a new and shorter
channel to the gulf was a pair of
stone sills, built in the bed of the
Atchafalaya in 1890. Whether
would hold against the terrific
force of the current was problema
tical, he believed.
Refugees continued to pour out
of Point Coupee parish as a result
of a warning Issued by John M.
Parker, state relief commissioner.
A crevnsso in the levees at Point
Coupee would inundate about
2.000.000 acres, the last of the fer
tile : "sugar -bowl" section, and af
fect, about ,100,000 persons. The
danger- zone is from 130 to 1K0
miles above Now Orleans on the
west Bido of the Mississippi. "
While tho evacuation was under
way a force of 2500 men. who work
ed all last night were fighting to
save the levee at McCrea, 10 miles
below the point where the Atcha
falaya joins Old River.
Buy CcCormlck-Deerlng hay ma
chinery because you can get re
pairs quickly. This may save your
entire hay crop some season. Sold
by Wharton Bros. ......
BOTH NEWS YORK
TEAMS CHECKED IN,
WINNING STREAKS
(By the Associated Press)
- New York baseball representa
tives, who are leading both major
leagues, were looking to their
laurels today after tasting unac
customed defeat,
A Yankee winning streak of
seven gnmes was ended by the
Cleveland Indians who took a 2 to
1 decision, and the Glnnts were
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
twentieth president of the Unit
ed Stntes, rose to n high posi
tion by industry and thrift.
You, too, can taste of life's
joys if you'll begin saving now.
Join with us. SAVE SAFELY.
1 rrfenSa
a IMOVINO ' '( 1
1 NEED NOT
TROUBLE (fo M
OR WORRY cT J VI b
you. YY J i
we will -iOi i
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i cV-iy RESP0NS- ii
- pfmb'' IBILITT, i
0VVA NO I
WORRY I
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. JVi PHONG ,
W TO US. '
" 7 we will 1
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slugged Into submission, 8 Mo .1,
by a boarding party of Pittsburgh
Pirates in the twelfth. .
To make the defeat of the me
tropolitan teams complete, the
Brooklyn Robins dropped one to
the Chicago Cubs, 7 to 6. . i
A 1 2to 5 victory for the Athle
tics over the White Sox at Chicago
drew attention to a hot battle for
second' place In the American,
league behind the. Yanks. The Sox
hold the coveted rung now.
'-.-A; double header between the
Phils and the Reds gave old Cy
Williams. Quaker right fielder, an
opportunity to hit three homers and
tie the season's record of nine now
held jointly by Babe Ruth and
Lou Gehrig. He made one in the
first which the Reds won. 0 to 3,
and two in the second which the
Phils took 15 to 2.
PRACTICE SHOOT
BE HELD SUNDAY BY
LOCAL GUN CLUB i
i
Tho Rosebure EUn club will
sponsor n practice nhoot at tho
Sim club grounds Sunday. A num
ber of tlio members of the organi
zation aro anxious to prepare for
the Pacific Northwest zone Bboot
nt Eugene-and the salmon bake
here on Juno 6. . There is expected
to be an unusual Interest iu trap
shooting throughout the state this
summer and local scatter-gun ar
tists are anxious to get started
practicing again so that arrange
ments havo been made for shoot
Ing practice Sunday,
Buildin:
Association
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION AND CONTROL
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
B. L. EDDY, President
GEO. KOHLHAGEN, Vice President. Dealer
Apartments and Economy Market.
J. E. McCLINTOCK, Secretary .......
B. W. STRONG, Treasurer
Fi H. CHURCHILL, Director
C. A. LOCKWOOD, Director ...
DR. E. B. STEWART, Director
WAYNE E. JONES
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COATS,
AND DRESSES'
On Sale For
TEN DAYS :
COATS, SUITS
Every Coat and Suit in
stock going on sale in
plain and fur trimmed
sport and dress wear at
Price
MARKSBURY STORE
Ha
E FATAL TO
' ' (Associated Tress Leaned Wire.) '
- PENDLETON, Ore., May, , 21 '
Eldon Illedsoe, 2G, of Banks, Ore-,
gon, was perhaps fatally, burned
at 3 o'clock this morning while at
tempting to extinguish a ftro in. the
garage on the C, H. Bannister
ranch in the Hoi dm an district near
here. Fire was. thought to have
started from a short circuit in a
cur. The inside was a seething
mass of flames when. Bledsoe open
ed the garage door and a sheet of
flame enveloped him. He ran 100
W.I.M.M.M.I.MM.r.I.M.IT.I.Mra8
CREAM SEPARATOR
MELOTTE '
PORCELAIN LINED BOWL " 1
Monthly Payments 30 Days Free Trial
SUPERIOR QUALITY
- A Trial Will Convince You.
C. P. Cayler
g &; Loaii
DOUGLAS BUILDING & LOAN ASS'N
Roseburg, Oregon
Gentlemen:
Please send your booklet.
My Name Is , . .
My P. O. address Is .
My Business Is , , ,
SUITS
'DRESSES
A limited number of
these stylish dresses at
this reduced price.
; : $12.85 . .
yards to his own car despite the
pain and rolled himself in a
blanket extinguishing the flames.
He is at a local hospital hovering
between life and death. The farm
garage a wheat granery and farm
implements were burned. No esti
mate was made of the loss.
Try onr buttermilK tra (litter
ent. Roseburg Dairy. Phone 186.
CONSERVATORY RECITALS
The program announced foi "
Wednesday Thursday and Fridaj
of this week will bo gtvou AT THU
CONSERVATORY instead of M. E
Church. Pupils of . Mrs. Heinline
and Mr. Germain will be presented
Wednesday and , Friday at S
o'clock, and Mrs. Brand will pre
sent her voice' students on Thurs
day evening. Admission free! Ev
erybody welcome. . . .
jHow good news does spread!
General Gasoline is still the best.
Melrose, Oregon
State Senator and Attorney at Law
in Livestock and proprietor Kohlhagen
President Commercial Abstract Co.
President Umpqua Valley Bank
President Churchill Hardware Co.
President Lockwood Motor Co.
Physician and Surgeon
Manager
Age..