FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928.
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Established 1928
Perfect Funeral Servicei
Fair aad Reasonable Pricei
AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE
112
H
C. STEARNS
Manager
Pin. nd Lane 8ts.
William Howard Taft Is tlio
only man who hue hold tho offices
of rhb'f just frn nnd prfsbli-nt.
191
AutoAccessoriesSpecial
for a few days
' $6.60 Klaxon Vibrator Horn $4.00
$12.00 Klaxon Vibrator Horn $8.90
$12.50 E. A. Vibrator Horn $6.50
Qfwart Speedometer for Fords $6.50
Weed Chains, all aizes 25 per cent off list.
Tube Valve Insidgs, box of 5 ....20c
Bethlehem Spark Plugs, each 35c
Spncial Oil for Fords, gal
C. A. Lockwood
T.l.i.ii.i.i.i.i.i,I.l.I.I.I.l.I.
NURSERY TREES
Large and complete stock of walnut, peach, prunft, peat,
cherry, apple, f?g, chestnut, filbert, persimmon, etc.
Selected fruit trees for replants.
Fifteen varieties of grapes.
Street and shade trees, also roses, vines and other orna
mentals. Why not 'deal direct with the growers and. owner, securing
home grown acclimated stock, and see what you are buying?
Orders placed now will be reserved until you are ready to
plant.
.- Nursory and 8ales Yard 8 miles south of Roseburg tfh
Paclflo Highway, or 1 mile north of Dlllard Station.
C E. MOYER
PHONE dfiP13 DftCCnl I n f Anr-
lIIITiTriTT4TTTTTrTi
r SPECIAL
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
AT:,
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THE CITY MEAT MARKET
Phone 82-J
i FI8H
Halibut Stsak, id. ...
Halibut Cheeks, lb.
Ling Cod, lb.
Red Snapper, lb
. Crabs, ea.
28o
28c
.230
...23c
40c
. Fish and Sea Food are recommended for daily use be- V
. cause or its health
AUCTION
At tfeaa fort
EjgVt Mb'toi North ctf
Creefc
WW"
Wedncl&y,
AT ONE O'CLOCK
The folkwiag & ttfftOd F, -fo to the higl$jt
bidder :
Late Model grordson Tractor
Binder
Mower
Waoon
Harrow
2 Spring TQ'th Harrows
Roller.
Cultivator
Tractor Plow
Tractor Dlso
Wood 8aw
Drag 8aw
2 Horses
On all sums over $20 six months will be allowed
on approved security at eight per cent interest.
M. C. RADABAUGH, Auctioneer.
BERT H1LKE, Owner
PHONE
112
Lady Attendant
Tim border between the United
RtateH nnd Cunada Is (he longest
wiKiiimliMi frontier In tin world.
E
pi
50c 5
Motor Company I
i I','. f
125 Sheridan St.
". I ' PORK
Country 8ausage, lb. 25o
Loin Pork Chops, lb 24c
Side Pork, lb 24c
Leo, of Pork, lb 24c
BEEF : ,-
All 8teaks, lb. ...25c E
- giving qualities.
You Want Servfce
Our Groceries are the best
quality, and all you have
to do la make your list and
phone 63.
o Econcgny Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"The 8tore That Serves
You Best"
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St.
n .
Hilk
GlemWc t ih& Qit)'
Rctul.
March
Blacksmith Outfit
3-ln. Irrigation Pump
1 PlatfrQii Scales
1 Grindstone
1 Ford Truck
1 Shingle Mill
1 Por(ghl Saw Mill
1 Shaker Potato Dl2er
1 12-ln. Plow
Lot of 1-lnch Pipe
Rome 1-Inch Pipe
Some 1 and 2-inch Pipe
And other small articles
numerous to mention.
CLYDE MI
I
Local Man Successful
Bidding for Structure
, on Roseburg-Elk-ton
Road.
Tim contract for the construe
tlon of the Snillli Ferry bridge, on
(he ItnsfliiirK'Klkton road, was let
today by the county court to Civile
f'atchliiK of ItOKebur.e, whoso bid
of $r,2,l',0 was the lowest of the
threo proiwumls nuhpilited.
Tho briiltie will repluce ono of
the most dangerous ferrl38 of the
county.1 the approaches to the
Usry lieliiK tee and nnrrow so
that Irnffic It) Kieatly hutidlcniiped
by tho present condition. The
county has been workliiK for hlv-
fral years to Mud Hindu sufficient
to build this bridge anil Is anxious
ll&'-t I lie structure sliull be com
pleted (luring Die coming summer.
The plans were drawn by the
state bridKe department, as mar
ket road funds are to be used hi
cooperation with county and dis
trict money in imtkluK the lin
provemgit. The district has voted
a liirso sum In special tux to as
sist In the construction.
The bridge is to he of reinforced
concrote and steel, the concrete
beluK used for foundations and
piers while Hie spans will be of
steel.
The stuto favors tho use of
Port OiTord cedar for decking,
claiming that it .has nearly twle
as long a life as fir. llecauso of
Mils reason, nlterr.ato bltiQ on fir
nnd cetlar were requested, but the
winning bid was for fir decking.
1 Tho vnrious bids were as tal
lows, the first in each case being
for fir and the second for cedar
decking: Samuels ami Neef, Sa
lem, S57,.1ii4.15. sri8.64.lu; Clacka
mas Construction Company, Ore
gon Clf, SM,0!i2, Pl.817; North
west Construction Company, Port
land, sr,7,i:i2, tr,s,!H7: union and
Ash, Portland, $54,404.01), 5r.5,-
320.50; 15. U. Motzger, lloseburg
$59,8711, $(11,3711; Charles Parker
and Schrnm, Portland, $55,810,
$56,500; It. B. M.elh, Portland,
$52,300, $54,010; J. J. lladinun,
Portland, $52,(1.12, sSl.2S2; O. N.
Pierce, PortlRnd, $58,018. $58,708;
I). T., Eaton Construction ; Com
pany Portland; ; $50,774.25; $59,
174.25; CilV'ln Construction Com
pany. Portland. $57,015, $59,205;
Union llrldge Company, Portland,
S5IU81, $5.8.100; Clyde Catching,
Koseburg, $52,150.
BASIC FACT8 FOR THE BUYER
OF A NEW AUTOMOBILE
First judgo tlio merits of tho new
car In comparison with Us price,
including; nil delivery nnd finance
charges .Then weigh nny difference
In allowance offered on your used
car. ltemembor that primarily you
nro mulling a piirchnse, not a sulo.
Hansen Chovrolot Co.
Cortland Stations
KGW, 491.50-7 p. ni., dinner mu
sic; 0:45-7, talk on life insur
ance; 7-S, concert orchestra and
Dofcithy Lewis, contralto; S-9,
William Wrlgley hour, Hie Pa
cific coast network; 9-9:30 p.. in..
While Hock aograni, the I'acllic
const network; lu-lu:30, concert
of duiLt'e music, from the I'aciflc
coast network; 10.ft l2, Hoot
Owls.
KOIN, 3195:15-6. topsyturvy
lime; 0-7. dinner concert ; 7-7:15,
nmusemeul guide; 7 : 15-S. Hen
son hotel orchestra; s s : 41). Jun
ior string orchestra: SMOli, stu
dio pnwruin; 910, concert; 10
11:30. Wince frolic.
KEX, 277.9-0-7 P. in., utility; 7-S,
studio concert program; S-9, stu
dio features; 9-9:10, talk; 9:10
10, studio concert; lo-li, dunce
frolic. o
Other Coast Stations
KMO, Tacoma, Wash., 254.1 -G-7:30
p. in., varied music; 7:30-9,
studio cnlertalumenl; 9 9:30, ell
vcrsllled program; 9:30-10, con
cert music.
KOAC, Corvallls, Ore., 279 7-7: 20
p. in., campus reporter; 7:20
7:30, science review; 7:30-7:4n,
fin-in utility; 7:45 8, dulls with
the homeuiiiker.
KHQ, Spokane, Wash., 370.26 7
p. m., orchestra concert; 7-7:15.
lalit; 7:157:30, travelogue; 89.
Wrlgley hour; 9-9:30, Inspirit
tlonal program; 9:30-10, Pacitlc
coast network.
KJR, Seattle, Wash., 248.60 0:20
p. in., lime signals, theatrical
and (gynrkot news; 0:200:jjii,
news; :;10-7::I0, dinner conce.;
7:3os, old-time Jnnce program;
S 9, concert ti ioind soloist; 9
10. studio program; 10, time sig
mils; 10 12. tlam-e band.
KOMO, Seattle, Wash., 306 -8 7 P
lu., news flashes and sports: mu
sic l4the Totem concert orches
tra and soloists: 7-S, orchestral
piogram; 8 9, Wrlgley program
through Die Paclflo const net
work; 9 10. Pacific coast net
work concert: lo U, novelty pro-
KFOA. 'Se.-ttie.' W.ish., 447.5-5 0
p. in., children's program: 0
8:.V. courtesy enterlalnnient :
0:30-6:45. spoils rellew; 0:45 7,
touring luforuistlou; 810, Pa
cific cQ-t network concert; id
10:30. ' Henry and the Jloss";
10:3011 Hoot Onla fieni KGW
KYA, San Francisco, Calif.. 361.Q
- s n p
10. musi,
popular program;
1 I
,j
the Metro tile; 10-1
11, ilsnro rntorlalnmont.
KGO, Oakland, Calif.. 384.4-66:30
P in . ninny: s:io,;n, ninnpr i
coiiotrt by tho rnrisUn iiuliitot: i
S 9, roiioi rl Ihroimh l'arlfic
ro:i?. ni-iwork: P lo, N. II. c. roii
r,'rt: 10-11. dmtre orrh.-stra
KNX, Lcs Angfles, Cll( 3376
p. m, lllllinoro hoti-l oriho.ilra;
0
Foley's Honey, and
Tar Compound
quickly stops teasing
harassing coughs that
tire out and prevent
sleep. No cmoroiui .,
no opiates to dry up
secretions and cause
constipation. Ideal
for elderly persons.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
0:30. dinner concert:
0:15, talk;
7. Charles I lamp; 7:30-8, fogture
program; 8 9. courtesy program;
9, Ambassador hotel orchestra;
1011, sports; 11-12, Illltmoro ho
tel dunce orchestra.
KFL, Los Angeleo, Calif., 468.5
11-7 p. m., While King dinner pro
gram : ' 7-v, orchestral program;
8-9. U'rlgley hour llirouuli the
i'aciflc coast network; 9 10. net
work concert; 10-11, KFI sym
phonetle. KPO, San Francisco, Calif., 422.3
0 0:30 p. in., town crier; 0:30
7:30, organ recital; 8-9, Wrlgley
hour; 9 9:30, White Itock pro
gram: 9:30-10:30, concert or
chestra; 10:30-12, KPO dunce or
chest i n.
NOTICE
To flolrllot'fl nnd soldiers'
dowa, rtiinnlnlnt,' unmarried, nnd to
HiiilorH and BiUlor3' widows, re
maining unmarried, of tho Moxican
war. the War of the Rebellion and
the Indian Wars.
Thi Is the month to request
cw'mption on valuations.
FRANK I. CALKINS,
Cnunty Assessor.
Ent barbecue sandwiches and
live forever. Ilrand's Road Stand.
ANTI-SALOONERS
PUT ARID RECORD
ABOVE PARTIES
tAwmplntcil Vrfan TnRnl Wire)
ST. PHTIORSnilRG, Fla Mar. S.
ant to public office whoso rocord,
as well P campaign liromlscs, is
not in sympathy with the dry
cause, the southeastern stntes
prohibition convention of tho Antl
Saloon league bad completed its
labors here today.
Tho convention likewise made
no line of depwirkutinn between
the political faiths of the men It
singled out as the principal
onjeots
of the nrohiiiitloulsts' uttack dur
ing tho forthcoming presidential
campaign. Three Republicans and
threo Democrats were namSl , na
follows
Nicholas Murray Butler, presi
dent of Columbia University;
Nicholas Longworlh. spenker of
thi; house of representatives: for
mer United Slates Senalor James
V. Wadsworth, Jr., Now York
Governor Albert C. Hltrlilg of
Maryland: Governor A Smith, of
New York: nnJ Senator James A,
lleen or AtiHSOIII-L
BASIC FACTS FOR THE ftUYER
OF A NEW AUTOMOBILE
First Judgo tho merits of the new
car In comparison with Its price,
Including nil delivery and finance
chargos. Then weigh nny difference
in allowance offered on your used
car. Remember that primarily you
are making a purchase, not a salo.
JUSTICE HOLMES
STARTS S7TH YEAR
(Afuwint.'l l'ri'M I.-aw. Wirr)
WASII1NC.TON. Mar. 8. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, veteran nssoclnte
justice of the supreme court, to
day celebrated his K7th birthday
out of bin faniillarOhnrneHH, the
flowing robe.
Kor the hint ten days he has
been confined to bis homo, uuablo
because of a cold to participate in
tho proceedings of tho court of
which he has been a member for
more' thnn 25 years.
Advancing apo has talf?)i sonio
or the military bearing nway from
the Massachusetts jurist and son
of tho great New Knland pt't, but
it has not dimmed the biffflancy
of his preat mind. d ho remains
one of the nnniesi workers on me
bench. tJeneraliy he is good for at
least one opinion on each decision
day. These are written In most
excellent literary style, sparkling
with his keen knowledge of tho
law nnd a model In every respect.
His rolleanues on the bench
hold him in sreat esteem for his
subtle hun(5fr ami 'Howship.
O
QuesQni Can rickets be
prevented?
A., , .
nswer: Yes, by assuring
i ... t ,u ja.nrivint.
s-iy'"""' "- '
ys? Lesson 110,9 ;
ing vitamin of cod-liver oil in. Tuesday
the diet of mother and baby..01;1
intf Vitamin Ot COU-llver Oil In .
mnn rmincn
1 15 EjMULjOIvJIT ;
. .a j .!
Contains all COd-IIVer Oil
vitamins in gTcat abundance
INSTITUTE FOB
HOMEMAKERS TO BE
ED MARCH If 171
Interesting Program Ar
ranged for Three Day
Session Sponsored
by College.
Great Jnteret Is being shown In
the approuchlng "Home Mukers'
institute" to be held in Roseburg,
.March 14lh to 17lh. It Is to be con-
ducted by the Kxtenslon Service
of Oregon State College, coonerat-
ling with the lloseburg Women's
Woman's Club. I JixonvMlo Wo
man's Club, South Deer Creek
(jiangltp, and Melrose grange. '
The iustltulo Is open lo the pub
lic, and those in charge of ar
rangements nro especially desir
ous mat women from every see- ;
tion of Douglus county, as well as j
ail (he women of Koseburg plan '
in attend as many of the sessions j
as possible. . I
On the opening day. March 11th. I
tho program will open at 1:30 p.
m. The out of town speakers on
thatQdiiy are Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dun-bar,
whoso sSjiect will be "The I
New World for Women." Greet- !
lugs will be given by Mrs. Wil
liam Hell, president lloseburg Wo
man's Clfii; J. A. Harding, presi
dent liosehurg Chamber of Com
merce; Dr. I.ucettu Smith, Presi
dent Itoseliurg Ilusluess and Pro
fessional Woman's Club and J. C.
l.eody. county ugenl, O. S. C. Ex
tension Sftvlco. The response
will ho by Mrs. George Winston,
chairman of the Homo Economics
Committee, Douglas county Po
mona grange.
Thursday Is to bo given over to
child training. Tho session that
day opens at 10:00 a. m. Mrs.
Sara Prentiss of O. S. C. will
speak on that day nr.;! also Prof.
J. F. llrumbaugh of O. S. C.
Friday will he Homo Ileoutlfica
tlon day and will feature especial
ly talks by Mrs. Jessie I). Mc
Comb, O. S. C, speaking on "In
telor Decorations, and Prof. Peel;,
O. S. C. on "Color in the Garden."
Dr. James It. Jewel. Dean of Vo.
cationnl Education, O. S. C, will
also be on the program on that
day, his subject being-, "Tho Effi
cient Citizen."
Saturday has been designated as
Grange Day nud a special musical
program of talent from various
granges lias been nrrnngod Tor
that day. Miss Lucy Case, nutri
tion specialist. O. S. C Mr. n. V
Copson, Prof of bacteriology, O. S.
u., ami air. J. Leo Fairbanks. Prof.
of art. O. S. C, will bo the prin
cipal speakers.
Mrs. Helllllno Will have ohnrirn
ot the musical program for Iho
w-eek anil this feature nlom. ni-n!.
Ises to he very worth wlillo.
rno institute Is to hn helrl !,,
the main auditorium of tho First
Presbyterian chgrch. A complete
program will In published later.
HTEJ5 OPPOSED
The prjnto object of the highway
asKocJallou formed this week at a
meeting in Drain attended by rep
resenlatlves from liecd'sport,
Drain. Creswell, Cutlase Urove,
Mnrshfield. Kuscne and llandon. is
to fight the proposed route of the
down-river highway' from Elkton
to Oakland. This announcement is
made in both of the Coos Hay
papers which nre devoting much
space to the new association and
Inying stress on the point tlint
Reedsport Ik anxious to open up
this new route and eliminate Rose
burg from coast travel. Tho news
papare articles appearing in
Mnrshfield say:
"A Heedsport to Oakland route
would lessi'ii the present distance
to Portland by only a few miles, II
was pointed out, ami the lesser
distance would be more than com
pensated for by the bettor road
over the longer route.
'"The Reedsport to Oakland pro
posal results from tho move to
build a bee-line road from Dia
mond lake to the sea. At yester
day's meeting it was voted that
tho r-R)l from Klkton to Drnln be I
mum uiuif lli'lil Ilt'tMISIMrri o
the Pacific hiphwnv. and that it be
maintained as such."
Citizen: or OaKland, Sutlmrlln,
Roseburg -and the renminlmr por
tions of the county south of Drain,
were creatly Ftirprimd nt the atti
tude of the !eM3pnrt nMd north
county rosiden'(g)in eombfttlug tho
F8yon-OHk!nnd route. They hnd
already been riven M sm-nort of
the county their Drain rry and
ScottFbitrc brldee proWM. Tint nt
the pnsent writing it begin to ap
pear that this new move by the
blebwav association has "thrown a
monkey wrench" 'nn the har
monious working? of tl two road
asiHtlons. Pmrnin Associa
tion. Dfniropd Lake tn the pen nnd
Drain lteedsport hiphwnv associa
tion. , r .
t MWARKETOTWS 21
2 BROCCOLI 2 1
Tho following informaJion on
t lie ororroit ninrKoi is -nifinii
,,v (h(, ror,iand hnroau ot tho do-
(Srtment of agriculture
r-riot shipments renorled
for
13.
Tuesdnv: C. Cnl. 50. S. Cat
Total 76.
po mnrlit today: do-
pi-pps clrar. 8 Cnl., 1 Orp. nrrv'd.
cars on track irtelinllne broken.
Mippnoa moor-rate, flmand tool
for eoo dslook. market steady.
California pony ry' stock
$2 on. few fancy
12.13-3 23. ordln-
ary H.
Vs--W ten&A-7$? W
FfhesSi
TruBalk Crackers
Surprising how readily folks 'have taken to
the slenderized Tru-Bake cracker shape. Its?
popularity over ur old Square ."Elue Ribbon""
cracker is remarkable.'
Tru-Bakes sell faster.; p Grocers have fresh
stocks. Consequently you are assured FRESH
Crackers when you ask for Tru-Bakes. i Get a
package and-note the. FLAVOR,
'It's SOMEicracked
SELLIi EVENT
Within the last ten days the
Skaggs-Safeway chain of grocery
stores, operating throu$iout. the
Pacific Coast states and ns far
east of the Rockies as Nebraska,
have sponsored ah immense soil
( bale
all Gteater Savings liy&iJ
Grflftter Savinsa I Loublo Economy , . Lwer 1
Prices on Guaranteed "Western Auto" tubes that last
longer and increase the mire age of your tire 1
Tbfise laminated tubes are made of fine stock, with
vulcanized joi!s and valve pads. They. are (iaranteed
against defects in material or workmanship. The big
savings offered in this sale make it worth your while
to replace every doubtful tube at once with new. fresh,
guaranteed Blue Ribbon or Jumbo Tubes,
Blue Ribbon Tubes
Gaatgpttetl 1 Year
Splendid full standard weight, long wearing
tubes. Fine, fresh rubber stock, laminated
construction.
High Pressure
81 rn Sale Price
30x3 H (Gray )....$ .98
31x4 (Gray).... 1.53
30x3a (Red) .... 1.40
32m4 (Red) .... 1.97
Jumbo Extra Thick Tubes
Guaranteed 2 Yeart
heavier than ordinary tubes . , . finest
ruCbor. moat up-to-date laminated construe
tion. Thejvatand the heaviest service lonz
and economically.
High Pressure1
Plu 8.1. Trie.
30x3! $1.78
sue
!4 2.48
ft
t4M 2.93
Ii5 3.56
AU Other Sixes Also Reduced
Ask for Special Sale Price on Your Size . . .
The Wortfe larg.
eat retailer of Auto
Supptieg ... Serv
ing (ft motoritt
since 1909. Guar
anteed line of Ac
eeeaorieM, Tiree,
Camp Goods
and Radio.
i
aimd
Baked and Guaranteed First Quality by
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO.
Spokane Portland Seattle
ing event, during which they have
assayed to distribute ' to consum
ers a total of 150 car loads of food
stuffs. It was a big undertaking,
but according to word received by
Mr. RIangnn. local manager for
the Skaggs-Safeway store, tho job
has just about been put over. Re
ports from all "parts of the, field
where this chain is operating indi
Site that the public has responded
to the attractive prices and buying
has been - liberal in all sections.
This gigantic selling campaign was
carefully Qplanned by the manage
ment, and before a dollar's worth
of- goods was offered, the event
was broadcast through newspapers
In the cities where these 1200
stores operate. - The advertising
few-Jresh-futty Guaranteed Tubes
iinds baturdaij March Ylh)
Balloon (Gray Tube)
Hlfe Sale Price
29x4.40 $1.42
30x4. BO 1.60
30x4.95 1.85
33x6.00 2.84
These 4ply tires are
full standard size and
weight . . . new, fresh
stock, well made and
fully guaranteed.
Wasco Tires are espe
cially r
for the
jioes not
for very
and who wants to
make a minimum In
vestment. U A n A N TKKD
AGAINST DliFfclCTS
for 50uo miles.
Balloon
Sate Price
...$1.77
... 1.98
29.4.40
30x4.50
30i4.9S
3U5.25
33i6.00
2.48
2.66
3.47
303)1,
29x4.40
Get Our Low PriceM on
Western Giant and Wear-well Tires
More than 150 Stores fQtheVfest
WestemAiito
supply Co.
117 South Stephens Street
Phone 97
"Cup-Custard1
Cookie-Cake
i Originated by Tra-Bla Master Bale
era, who alone know the Eocrot&f
Ita goodness. Genuine "Onp Oaa
tard" Cakes are atunped TliU-BLU.
Zloware of Imitations.
campaign has continued during tho
last ten days, so that sales were
not allowed to lag for want of pub
licity. From the very beginning of
Its existence over in Idaho som'o
few years ago, the Skaggs enter
prise has (ft'peniied upon printers'
ink to spread the. gospel of its
business activities; so with the
fine response to these nppea.s
these last few days, tomorrow, the
closing day- of this sale,1 Is ex
pected by the management to be a
record breaker In the history of Us
business.
The electric unit knowji as tlio
volt takes its name from Alex
ander Volta,. who. mado Ihe first
voltaic bntleiy. ' .
Introducing
Our Dependable Low Price Tires
Guaranteed 6000 Milet
JO x 3 'A 29 14.49
' .Alii isB'.lrSj.
e c o n .mended
ntorlst who
requite a tire
hard trvlce.
CI H65
Bairn. $5.85
"WESTERN AUTO"
SERVICE
4 frntvre that tavta
yov wonfj, . . service
oonnrtJons are main
talned tn all cHica
where we have stores.
that goods pur-
ChAapH frnm Ira ma
h rroperlv a n rtC,
prnmptiv instwM at
a vry low flat rat. .
In many Instances tree
of alt coat$.
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