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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1928. I Advertisers Give Information Figure It Out For Yourself v The chances are good that if you have been keeping house in an apartment or a cottage you have paid out enough in rentals since you have been married to have built a good home, end you don't have a thing in the world to show for it. Just figure it out. . Vbu want a home of your own everybody does. You want to know about the cost or how to finance the building. Perhaps you want to buy the lot, or it may be to inquire about the furnishing of a room. Just a&k the advertisers they'll know. TWO m mi V; j ii - uunf EMI AMERICA; RIVAL KAYDED CbHean Felled in Third - Ronnd by Vicious Blows Below Heart. END IS A SURPRISE Rojas Had Been Aggressor in Opening Rounds and Fight Appeared -,, to Be Even. : , (AmocIoImI Vrvm f.caMHl Wire) i? J MEXICO CITY, Jan. HO. Pao- 'l m lino Uzctidun, basque woodchop- k chopper, today holdH the heavy ! weight chumplonsliip of Latin America, obtained by the knock- 4, out'roule. ;i i ArelentleflH Mtp.uk near the end :' of the third routid by Uzcudun felled his Chilean rival, Qulntin - Romero Rojus, in their scheduled IB round encounter yesterday, and the Chilean was counted out. J , The basque had such a Blight r advantage in the first two rounds DWti the knockout came with a , fMiddennesB which amplified the . i pjie'ctators. Just before the volley or blows which decided the match, w . . Romoro put up his hands to guard f Ids face. His body thus. was leit . unprotected. Paolluo pounded the j k. Chilean below the heart with a : 5iWer of rights and lefts. Ho lt nwro crumpled and sank, writhing, lo the canvttH. 4 Tho Chilean wan ngxreHKlve dur ( InK Uie first two ronnds and cour- ii ogeous to the end. Tho fighting ' Z wos mostly at closo quarters. Al ii" "though Romero smashed several Where do you keep your stumbling-Mock? Every home has one. Sometimes it's the chair by the telephone; sometimes a kitchen stool, or an , unsuspected plaything; the youngsters have left in the hall. Whatever it is, it's lurking somewhere ahout the house the Jiirk. Switch on the lights! Light rooms light halls light stairways never harbor these dangers to careful grownups and running children. Keep enough lights going throughout the house to make every part of it quick of access and snfel Electricity is the cheapest service you can buy. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY l CALIFORNIA OREGON I POWER COMPANY YUURMArNFRS riKlitB and lefts Into Paulino's body, ho ueenied unable to do any Paoltno drove Itomeio into Utc cnrn'ei'H at the beginning of thu first round. He continued to ham mer his opponent whenever au opening was presented. Alter he had been counted out, Romero recovered quickly. He showed no trace of punishment, while I'aolino bled profusely about tlio face, parliculuUy from the mouth. Approximately 40.000 apectnt ors cheered the victor for Heveral minutes after Romero shook him by the hand. Paulino smiled and tiien entertained the spectatora with gymnastic stunts which drew more applause. Receipts were estimated at $50, 000. The committee in charge of en- jturtainment for B. and P. W. club ! party Fri. ailght wish to thank sin Icerely Mrs. Heinllue, Mrs. A. J. iOuiiK and the fultowliif; .niembers of the orchestra which bo kindly assisted on the program: Dale Strange, Mrs. J. Shockley, Mrs. P. Uibbs, Claude Crocker, J. C. Houseolder, Ford Singleton, Naomi Scott, Geo. Wharton. YEW WOOD TAKEN OUT UMPQUA FOREST Portland, Jan. 30. Three thousand bow staves cut from yew trocB uro being sold from thu Her man creek rcKiou of the Unipuua nutlomil forest, tlio United Stales j forest service hero ia learned. A j Bluve Is tho material required to . intiko one six-foot archery bow. ' Hows are made bo that they con tain iiurt suptvood and part hoart wood. Tho atares are split out and are. about two Inches square. It is unusuul to find a yew tree from which a stave six feet long can bo cut and consequently nearly all tho material cut is only a little more thnn threo feet loiiR. and nearly ail bows are made of two pieces Killed together at tho center. How j makers prefer to have the two I pieces cut from tile same tree aud j side by side. ' Those staves are being cut large ly from a contracted ualo ami, and although there Is considerable waste In getting them out, it re sults In close utilization of the for- ost wood, because the yow would j bo wasted in the logging ot Doug las r)r. . ; i ! Mcdfofd, Oregon Roseburg, Oregon Grants Pass, Oregon Klamath Falls, Oregon Vrcka, Calif. 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A hot air system will be lined, having u large fan lo force the warm air through the building. The specifications call for a plant lulge enough to complcttdy change the air in tho entire building four tunes each hour, in the summ- ilmn ih ,., ',i. ,. i, . ....! lor cooling the auditorium and ; rlnua nnna Ti, ivnu r , , be used In Hie m,n, i... .. ,., : been decided upon, but either coal or oil .-.111 he , ,., r.,r'r..i . Arrangements are :iuw being I i.i..i, i- ... ...l.. . V. . """ in itiii'iiiiuii .it ,1, i , i t .1. 7 ' loncalln's best Informed and It, . 'Tf. 0.r.tt:l. "I"1. I,0.niost successful turkey growers In i, , w I ,, .V- ., " ' "'r' s , ' . , , , , coi ner-1 f. 0,e. T 'Unl' '. """ ' !. V . i i , , l , " has now been decided to place the , atone Willi appropriate ceiemoiiies on the afternoon ot Sunday, Feb. .... ' n.iicieie stone, nenrlng ' ...., inaeqiies witn sun- nble lnscrlptlonB. will be used. I mi- m-uit .mini oi uie new hul l ¬ ing will probably tnku place about Kuster time. Why not piny safe and bny the best nnn skld the on the murker; Wo are ill.:!:ibutors for Mm Pcuu sylvnnia Vacuum Cup tires anil they cost no more than any stan dard tire, llunsen Chevrolet Co. FORMER RESIDENT MvpTI 17 rocrir !-r" An ....... ivi-v uii-mj i . ; I ,., A 1. 1. IS, Jan. ..(. William I leasant lleilgepelli died at Phllo- math yesterday .after being a rest- dent there for two years, the tie- ceased residing In Oregon nl Mvr- tie Creek for i-lght years before I ronniiR to Philonwth. Two children siirthe, Mrs. Caroline K. Freder ick of Philomath, and Joel lleilg peth of San l.ctnidio. ('til. Coming from Mi?ourl to Califor nia across ine plums in 1S;.N. he HM'ii a very aetlvo lite in I Slltfor nla until 10 years before his death, until at the ace of sf tho western pioneer was called lo the beyond. PLUMBING HEATING OUR SPECIALTY Let us Modernize Youi Kitchen WM. SCOTT 116 W. 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I1.0 "101' ,han a"y s"n- ual" l"'' """"' Chevrolet Co, TO IS Dixonville Women's club will hold Its regular monthly meeting "t the I'ino Grove church Thurs- ll?y' February 2, at 2 o'clock In the atiei noon, it Is planned to linvo mogruin dealing largely with the '" !'' s tu,ke-v r",isl"R ls of B'0"1 Importance to a largo portion of the residents community. of tho McKlnley Huntington, one of 1110 ""' 11,18 -'' by the coluuy u llt , ,,,. 1B fllect. 1K " "Sanitation and Disease Control as a Factor in Turkey Bulging" i'l.nilo Dunning will lead a round table discussion on the sub jeet nf Profit or Loss In the Turkey lluslness" and .Mrs. tieorge Ilonebrnke will discuss "Incubation untl Urooding of Poults. The men are also invited to bo present und taku part In the dis cussions. HALL-BRISBIN NUPTIALS EVENT OF SATURDAY EVE At a quiet wedding c6,-emony at tho hour of S o'clock Saturday night, Miss Helen Iloyle I!risbln ami Kdward l.i'sllo Hull of this city were married. Ilev. w. It. Bairil n,.,, ,10 nlarrttBe service at the Christian church imrsonuge. Puth yuung people are well known here Hml have a wide circle of friends, Mr. Hall Is engaged In business, operating a garage In this cliy. ' VILLANOVA COLLEGE BUILDINGS BURNED ( U ialo.l I'r VII.l.ANtlVA. . I..'-T.l Wit.) Ph.. Jan. 30 swept by flames wblch for ft lime threatened destruction of the entire inslitut ion. Colleue I!. ill. the main building of Vlll.i non Cnilece gnilip. was a niasr ot ruins tiKl.ty. Classes were suspended pending rompletlon of iinaitge;nenls for otlier ouarters. lismpered by l;u k of water and llottnderlng in the deep snow that covered the campus. rire com piliies b;ittleii for six hours last ttw'.it. Hun.ltvd of sliiilents anil prle.sis fiuir.ht side by side with Ihe tlreuien and some ot them risked llii-lr lives in salvaging col- j I.-ne records l labaiatory atM'ar ! fttus. .Many records aud instruments j were destroyed. Father Hanlel il'ilscoll. procurator. estimated the oa st 52.2tio.oeo. EYE INJURY KEEP OEiSEY F Chicago Newspaper Says Doctor Forbids Former Champ to Enter Ring. TEX DENIES REPORT Ex-Champion Says Bad Eye Has Hindered Him From Training But Will Not Prevent Battles. (AuoHuIimI Pn-M Uasv) Wire) MIAMI HBACII, I'la., Jan. 30. Denying Chicago reports that Jack Dempsey had announced -his re tirement from tne ring on account of eye trouble, Tex liickard, New York boxing promoter, told The Associated Press "It's au old story." "There s nothing lo it," ho de clared. CHICAGO, Jan. 30. The Her- ald-Uxainiucr, in a copyrighted ar ticle today said that Jack Uemn- sey, former world's 'heavyweight) amplon, has been torbiddon by it... iiiiysician ever to enter the ring again. The newspaper said the Information was contained in a message received from Miami Beach, Kla., Uenipsey' having notl tled Tex lt'ickard, promoter, who is there, of his decision. The Dempsey telegram Informed Rickard that Dempsey's eyes hnd gone back on him and that doc tor's - orders prohibited further fighting, the account added. . The i Hernld-Bxuinilier said it had been unable to corroborate the fncta from Dempsey, efforts to locate him in California prov ing unavailing. The newspaper's Miami Beach Informant understood that as a result of the furmer champion's decision liickard has finally aban doned hope of remntching Demp oey with Gene Tnnney, title hold er, nnd IB looking for another challenger. 4 Continuing, tile . Herald Exam iner nccount said: ' "Tho , former champion's an nouncement, which upsets all Rickard's plans as well ns those ot Chicago promoters, who wore dickering for a Tiinney-Dompsoy bout, was entirely unexpected.- isot even those close to Dempsey In Los Angeles had knowledge of It. It was only two weeks ngo that Jack staled he was planning' to go to New York to discuss a Yankee S.tadlum bout with Rlcknrd." I.OS AXCilOLES. Jan. SO. Jack Dempsey today revealed that a re cent Injury to his left eye had ro larded his work toward another attempt to regain Ills lost heavy weight boxing crown. Ho Mcnled, however, that the aliment was serious enough to force his retire ment from the ring. Dempsey Bald a muscle of his left eye had been injured In one of his houla but thnt his physi cian had told him it would not In terfere with a return to the ring If I decide to accept another bout. ROM FIGHT NG ..JJ 1 ho Injury." said neninsev. "Ii nt snelt iiiilimiiM-i.i... ....... n ti. f did not mention It when I wired 1 Tex Hlckard in Miami that I $ would not he In condition to tie- ' cept n bout In June. . iji "I have been working out nenr-'tt ly every dny, nnd physically I'S feel In gooil shape, but not quite!? good enough to tnko on a match jS as early us June. I 4 "There bus been no definite ar- V rangemelits between liickard and myself regarding another title j$ match with (iie Tnnney, but wej will get together without much i A trouble If I believe I can get back I'S1 In shape for another shot at the;S! title." 1 A Why not play safe and hnv Iho' best non-skid tiro on tho market? We are distributors for the I'enn. sylvanla Vacuum Cup tires and they cost no more than nnv Rtan- dard tiro. Hansen Chevrolet Co. ! NOTICE TO WATER USERS While mnking repairs the water will be shut off ou Wednesdav. ' February 1. from 1:00 to 4:00 p. m. affecting all consumers on Mill street, south of Woodward: Short street and I'mpqua I'ark. t TUB ( AldFORNIA ORKtiON POWKK COM CAN V Star touring. 1521 model, with new license and in good running order. $"n Is all we ask for It. Hansen Chevrolet Co. is One-fifth of the I'nited Stnt covered by forests. LOAN .... We will loan the money to build your home and you can pay ' it back like rent. We also make loans on city and country property. . " Our loans are on definite plan from one to ten years and can be paid at any time. When you have made the payments as agreed the loan is cancelled and is not dependent on maturity of shares. You know just how much you have to pay and when your loan is paid. , We have the lean that gets you out of debt and helps you to save and own your home. It will pay you to see us if you want a loan. DOUGLAS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS B. L. EDDY, President GEO. KOHLHAGEN, Vice-President J. E. McCLINTOCK, Secretary B. W. STRONG, Treasurer WAYNE E. JONES, Manager 1 47 Jackson St. ' ""' " " POULTRY NOTES Aspergillosis This disease requires a paot- mortem examination. After romovitiK the liver, exanw Ino the lungs. These should be light pink in color. If diseased, they may be filled, or covered, ; with cheesy nodules the 'sjze of a: pinhcad, or smaller. Or the' lungs may be discolored or dark. Ifj nodules are present, tho trouble may be aspergillosis. Aspergillosis is caused by thej growth of mould in the lung tis- sue. iho same kind of ' mould that forms In bread whon kept too long in a tight can or box Watch your feed! see thai it fs fresh and free from mould. I In another form of Aspergillosis,! small, yellowish nodules are found over the walls of the air sacs and various abdominal membranes, in-' r ingit. wiiiwiwi wmnisniwiii w mgBBiHMiiiiiii wwnamiMMBnMMjaiiinnirT'iMiuwmMri Compare Our Rates With Those of Other Organizations Doing Business in the State W Schedule set out below We have no requirement that our borrowers take additional investment stock. Amount Borrowed $ 500.00 1000.00 1500.00 2000.00 2500.00 3000.00 3500.00 4C00.00 4500.00 5000.00 ua Umpq I -A 550CI ATI0 N I ORGANIZED 1917 UNDER STATE SUPERVISION MONEY PLACED IN OUR INSTITUTION IS NOT SIMPLY t SAFE It Earns More! OFFICERS E. N. Ewart, Pres. B. W. Gates. Vice Pres. H. O. Pargcter. Secretary. V. J. Micelll, Treas. Carl E. Wimberly, Atljrrcy i 5! 5 J Phone 87 ROSEBURG, OREGON TV stead of being limited to the lung tissues. The kidneys are oiten a mass of nodules. This disease sometimes occurs without noticeable development of DIRECTORS W. F. Harris, Pres. A. Q. Henry Harth Vice - Joseph Douglas Abstract Co. Incorporated ' CAPITAL $25,000.00 Abstracts, Blue Prints, Farm Loans, City Loans, Title Insurance. shows the total amount it costs loans pet- month. Principal Interest $ 3.00 $ 3.34 5.00 6.67 8.00 10.00 10.00 13.34 13.00 16.67 15.00 20.01 18.00 23.34 20.00 26.67 23.00 30.00 . 25.00 33.33 Savings and Loan DIRECTORS E. N. Ewart Carl E. Wimberly Guy Cordon Henry Harth 0. V. Bates Douglas Abstrast Bldg. DIRECTORS B. L. EDDY GEO. KOHLHAGEN J. E. McCLINTOCK B. W. STRONG C. A. LOCKWOOD F. H. CHURCHILL DR. E. B. STEWART. i Phone 245 nodules. Then it resembles in flammation or congestion of the lungs. Just remember no mouldy or dusty litter, and no mouldy feed. ' - KAKTj BERRY Sutherland, H. O. Pargeter, 6ec'y-Treasurer. Pres. Micelll to carry our various Total Monthly Payment $. 6.34 11.67 18.00 23.34 29.67 35.01 41.34 46.67 53.00 58.33 I I M. E. Ritter W. F. Harris O. V. Wimberly H. O. Pargeter. 248 North Jackson Street