Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, March 23, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextRGSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1928. FIVE f I J f I ESTIMATE CUT TOf r in- Shippers Find Volume Was Overestimated in Early Predictions Harvest Near End. n fijl Sl 'SHE; BBSS I n 1 m - - i III IBI I I -- - I I I t'i-.i I;? i n M i 1 YOU always buy right at Piggly sell you something elsfe. Piggly Wiggly Wiggly because you select the buys right front the producer and this very foods you want with your gives you the privilege of buying right own hands. There is no one to try to from you Piggly Wiggly store. FEATURES SATURDAY, MAR. 24 Market Day Fancy Seedless Raisiiis 44k bag . 32C Tree-Ripened Navels, sweet arid full of juice 2 Gallon Bucketful 69c Egg Noodles Fine or Wide 2 packages 1 5c iiRiegiy wiggly stee. cut ; jell-x-Cel Vanilla Coffee Regular Size, all flavor Pure Edwards Dependable 1 lb. pkg. 35C Spaeitages ' 23C ' 65c size for 4f7C . R,dp.ck PorfBranFlakei fSaptrruit ' Tomato Sauce 5c . .. , 2c , , , . 24c I "pld Dutch Cleanser RipeOHves MarshmalloWs ! . 1 I 1 1 White and fluffy ;2 cans for J' Large Size, 1 tin I wy Pound OC ! Matches, 6 box carton . . v.- . . . . . . . . : 19c ! 300 West Cass Street - v ' RbSebuVg, Oregbn The volume of broccoli to be Bhipped from the Umpnua Valley will run from 350 (o 400 carloads it Is now estimated by tho various shippers, who find that the peak of tiio season has been reached and that the harvest 1b beginning to show signs of slowing up. It is apparent that the crop was ovr estimated when the early predlc tion of 600 carloads wax ait nounced, and It is now believed that there will not be as much as 4U0 carloads. Today's shipments are expected to bring the total of carlot move ment to date up to 235. The ship ments at present are running about ten to twelve cars daily, with a downward tendency noted during the past few dayB. There was a Bmall amount , of joss due to the inability of the iuwurs to Keep up wiin me rapid maturity brought on by the warm weather of .the past week, but this loss has not been heavy. Prices announced by shippers show considerable range. Tho av erage has been around 90 cents to $1 with quotations on choice lots running up to 31.15 and SI. 25. California's crop this year has been Inferior to the Oregon pro- uuct tinu tne local .broccoli has been running from 10 to 20 per cent higher than the California cauliflower. Uuyers, however, have been using the California price to hold down the quotations on the uregon product. California shipments are now falling off and as the Oregon vol vine is also on the decline- It Is thought that tho markot will grow stronger. . . ..r , It is bellovod that the nc-t two weeks will practically seo tho end of thu heavy shipping season,' as It is thought that the rush of the harvest will be over by that time, Shipments in small lots, however, will probably continue until about the last of April as somo of the lato strains have not yet matured I Eat . barbecue sandwiches and live forever. Brand's Road Stand Prune TalKs Douglas Cooperative . Prune "i-. " Association ' ' i ' t By iW. F Dragcr ... . . HARVARD FOOTBALL STAR OF 1914 IS SENTENCED TO JAIL (Asfociftted TrcM ..cawd Wire) BOSTON, Mar. : 23. Charles E. Brickley, captain of the Harvard football team of 1914 and one of the greatest drop kickers ever in i the game, today was at liborty in 1 $20,000 bail ponding an appeal for; a sentence of 15 mouths in diaries street jail for conducting a bucket shop and larceny from clients. Brickley was sentenced late yes terrinv afternoon in the Suffolk su perior criminal court by Justice ' Patrick Keating', himselr a Har vard graduate, after Brickley's counsel, William H. Lewis, all American and Harvard center of 20 years ago, had made a stirring plea lor leniency. Brickley, In a brief address to tho court said: "I am very sorry gqualfoffllk at JA the cost SOLD BY WHARTON BROTHERS nnvnim lout tiiniinv tlirniifrh tiiv .tradings In the Block market and 1 if the wheel of fortune ever turns my way again, I hope to pay back ail my obligations." Lewis said in appearing for Brickley he did so more as a friend than an attorney. "Brickley wasn't a clever stock operator and he was not a thief," he told the court. "Letjiim go out from here to work with a pick and shovel or drive an ice wagon, out let him Htart anew.'' Another Harvard graduate As sistant District Attorney Frederick T. Doyle, who prosecuted the case, declared Brickley's offenses had not been Isolated and showed a clearly planned bucket shop. Brick ley was originally charged with larceny of $l0,00u from clients but after elimination of 10 counts by directed vordlct, ho was convicted of theft of $10,000 in money and securities from Mrs. Georgia Royn ton of Marlboro and the larceny oi a smaller sum from Patrick Calla han of this city.- EUGENE HI TRACK MEN IN 2 EVENTS We keep our salesroom open to 8 o'clock evenings and Sunday fore noons. Hansen Chevrolet Co. SIR OLIVER LODGE IDEA OF EXISTENCE tAnnriatrtt l'rcw leased Wire) LONDON, Star. 23. Sir Oliver Lodge, British scientist, yesterday told a London audience his view of existence. Human beings, he said, came from some vast reservoir, of life where they had no Identity. They were given an earthly body so they could develop individuality. They were reabsorbed into the reser voir taking with them their per sonalities and memories. ACCIDENTS IN FEBRUARY fA.wvji.trd I'm. WtrO SALEM, Ore., Mnr. 23. Truffle accidents In Oregon during Febiu aiy killed tour persons and lujued 356, says the monthly report' of T. A. Hatfety, chief state traffic in spector. Carelessness Is given as the cause of 630 of (he total of 1920 accidents and 370 by drivers fall ing to give right of way. Fines im posed upon offenders totaled J2374.85 and fees were collected in the sum of S09I.25. Stolci ears recovered were valued at JT175., Cases or drivers having Im proper license plates numbered 231. (Associated r-reaa Leased Wire) EUGENE, Ore., liar. 23. Eu gene high school track men will enter two Btate titular events this year. . This assurance was given by Harry B. Johnson, principal, who stated that the high BChool and de finitely decided to enter tho Btato relay races at the University of Oregon, ami the state track meet At the Oregon State Agricultural Coliego. , : . It was stated also that a tenta tive agreement had been reached with Corvnllls high school for a track meet somo time during tho season. All Styles and Sizes Good Tooth Brushes Brushes with transpar ent or bone handles; straight or bent. Ilrls ties serrated, tufted Of receding. flrttshes oT pure lirlslle or of goat or badger half for tender gums. Brushes for adults, , youths or Infants. Look Cvef Out assort ment. Nathan FuIIerton II 7h Sennit Drag Star 11 Bottbury, Oregon Flower seeds and fertilizer at Wharton Bros. ' o ' , LIMITED GALLERY 1 FOR GOLF TOURNEY f AMwIatpd Prom rj.wt U'IW.V LONDON, Mar. 23. Something now in goit matcnos limited gal leries bo as not to Interfere with play Is planned Tor the big profes sional match play championship Which Walter flagon and Archie Compton, long hilling British star, will pluy shortly. Announcement wnn mmln tnriuv (hat thn contest will hn held ut Moor Park April 27 and 28. The number of specLKors will bo iimneu to lauii (tally and they will be charged (en shillings each en trance or fifteen shillings for Hie two days.' This Is the biggest, price ever charged in Britain for a match. ROYAL CREMATION IS ACCORDED KING Organization In Other Counties On Saturday, March 31, thlB month, a mass meeting of prune growers will be held In tho court house In Dallas from 10 o'clock In tho morning until late in the eve ning. The Douglas, Cooperative Prune Association plan will be ex plained and efforts made to or ganize another unit as Is proposed by our plan. This unit will bo called the lolk Cooperative Asso ciation. It Is expected that this will be the largest gathering of prune growers over hold in the stato. It is hoped that some of our Douglas county growers. wlll e thore and tuiio part In the explana tion of tho plan. In Inct we expeel to also have the packerB all pres ent and will ask their cooperation In putting tho plan , across. We hope growers living out of Iloso hurg will como in and sign ui at first opportunity. TTiIs will save n lot of lime and will . also save money to tho organization. There 1r' no way to save this prime busi ness except through tho. combined errorts of tno growers themselves. Thero are prospects of a large crop of prunes In Orogon and Washington this season and we must orgnnlzo "to handle the crop in a proniauio manner. (.Wirlnl.-d I'n-tt I.-hI Win1) I'linOM l'KNil, Cambodia. Mar. 23. King SlKownth of Cambodia, who died last August, has been cre mated like his ancestors, in a gold en urn on a great funeral pyre, af ter ceremonies that lasted a week. His body In tho Interim lias boen kept immersed In perfumed mer cury, doubled up In the golden urn. His elderly son, the present King Monovong. lighted (be nvre nflcr diplomats of nian countries and rtignliarles of Cambodia had toss ed Into Hie huge pile of wood liow ers anil aromatic herbs. As the flames rose, visible for many miles, warships in the har bor and troops of the honor guard fired final snlutes to the dead king. All the gorgenusness of lire Ori ent was lavished on the three sep arate ceremonies for dead royally, one at his death, one consisting of a procession about the city, follow ed by eight days of mourning and the cremation. In (he procession (he urn was carried on ff high, pyramided dlas with highly decked elephants, tnour.amis or mourners, native in-! chestras and the royil family in' white, marching bifore and ta-nlnd.! Farmers everywhere nro buying that Red Strand longer lira fono lug, 9-3!) at 36c per rod. Stearns & Clicnoweth, Oalund, Oro. EINSTEIN THEORY IS GIVEN A TEST fAMorlalH I'rrw lA-aKHi Wire) LOS ANCKLKS, Mar. 2.1. Tost- en by tho so-called "white dwarf stars, Einstein's theory of rola- tlvity has scored another triumph according to Dr. Frederick C. Leonard, of the University of Cali fornia at Los Angeles. Dr. Leon ard, in an address here last night sponsored by Astronomical Society of the Pacific, described observa tions of tho white dwarf, particu larly the companion of Klrlns. It was explained that In Ilio For All Couglis and All Ages Safe and Reliable Children like it. Mothers endorse it. All users recom rnend it. .none sut I A RIM. 14 v 'M. jL T"j'Sj' i H ; Illtishraling the consistently greater' pur- L Ml I V, KjffffT M chasing power' of your food dollar at f J j C . ; Skaggs Safeway Stores r W Lenten Items I Maximum 1 For Baking 1 BS LJ 2 Cans Shrimp I Coffee . I o1 Sack Big K .ti n W 1 Tall : Red Sal- ' fTl XT 'bs. XT ' ZH? Flour li UKI Oil Sar- 17 7 A Pack aore Bakint? mon . .. 2 Imp. dines ............ 1 Flat Clams . Eggs and Butter 21 Doi. fresh Eggs 1 lb. C r e a m e r y $ putter Bulk Items Lbs., Blue Rose Rice ar'oni 3 t i it i n L.D8. rmK, Dayo or Red Beans Introducing the fitt est cbffee packed in tins. We absolutely guarantee this su perior blend of h i g h-g r 0 w ri ctf tees to satisfy the most . fastidious cof fee drinker. Yoti'll like this hew flavor and look at the price' for a strictly high grade coffee. U. $1.00 Choice Fruits I Lg. Fancy , reaches ........ I Heavy ; Syrup rigs I Fancy Huckle berry 1. 2 Lg. Choice Pears 1 Preserves 3 Lb Jar Pure .Fruit; Asst. ........ 4 l k r.n a... I Jams i lo. jar rtsst. Preserves 1 Broom-Cleanser;1 ; Meats, Etc. . Sugar Spuds i High Grade I Broom Can Old Dutch f Cleanser Store No. 253 2 Lbs. Sinclair rtlbs. Good Bulk $ . -Shortening Roseburg '1 - i n Lbs. Pure Cane i P Lbs. Good Firm $ I V Potatoes .... '1 Phone 230 Order for $5.00 or more delivered in I the city FREE. spectra of theso Btnrs, according to me Klnsiem tnoory,' the light rays should bo displayed slightly toward tho red. Kxiimlnallou , of the spectra biiows that the rnys are so deflected, Dr. Leonard said. Our alfalfa seed is grown on non-Irrigated laud and will give you a good siartd. Wharton Bros, J : b T , , PYLE'S MARATH6N IN NEW MEXICO (AiwlHtcd 1'rcM JtMd' Wire) LUl'TON, Ariz., Mar. 23. Ninety-six runnors In tho lxs Angeles New York cross-country maruthou pushed forward today from bora toward their 21st control to Gal lup, N. M a distance of 26 miles. Stepping across California mid Arlnuha tho dcrhylntB have lett UK6 miles of their 3100 miles Jaunt behind thern. Thursday's lap In tho marathon ended In a tie between Ed Uurd ner of Sentlle, and Hcth (Jonzales of Denver. Tho two runners Jog ged Into Lupton from Navajo, Ari zona, completing tho 31.7 mllo run In five hours, 8 minutes und M Beconds. For the 686 miles from Los Angeles the elapsed time tor the two rminerB were: Gardner l:il:23:IC tionznlcs 166:17:51. Other early finishers Thursdiy were: Ole W'anthen, New York, 6 boiirB, 12 minutes, 30 seconds, and I'cter Gnvuzzl of Soutliamiiton, 6 hours, 22 minutes, 30 seconds; A rue Buomluen, Uctrolt, Michigan, who finished yesterday's Inn In 6:45:15, now leads the pack with a to! ul elapsed time of 118 hours, 36 mlnuts- Ilunncrs, who started from Na vajo Thursday, Included Allen Cur rier, Grants Tana, Oregon, 6:30:30, STATE COLLEGE BI0ENTERT1S L mofoUB iiiBtrumental ..nrraiitfoment of a recently popular ditty by Pfb- lossor uearu was thrown in ror good measure. Of course thero were Soubu marches, two of them, played ns encores, and you win your bet when you guess that one was the old faithful utility "Btara and Stripes Forever," with trum pets trombones and piccolos itued up before the footlights dui'iif the strains of the internationally fa mous trio. During the lntcrmis- ston a root of motion pictures ' I showing campus activities outer- numhur of bands from tho talned the audience. One group of Oregon Stnto college have been 'sceneB depicted esthetic dancing, henrd in IlOBeburg within the past j whoso relation to butter making fifteen or twenty years, but nona and piune raising- was not exactly ever pleased on audience better apparent, but which nevertheless than the one which played at the proved a charming treat for tho Antlers Theatre InBt nlftlit undor eyes. Another scene, one which tho able direction of tho veteran was perhaps of paramount inter conductor, Prof, H. L. Heard. Wull est, showed Itosoburg's former cltl arranged and rendered, tho pro- r.en and pioneer newspapor man, gram was of the kind that sultB 'Hov. J. R. N. Bell, the revered maa iho various tastes of tho avorar;o'cot of Oregon Stato college's foot ossembly of listeners. Thero wore hall team, who has tossed soveral throo classical numbers from thu hats Into tho Wlllnmetto river lit compositions of Huppo, Sntranek celebration of victories over Its and Wanner, tho one from tho for- 'ehlof rival, University of Oregon, mer, "Tho Beautiful Galatsa," I Tho band is to extend Its tour as which opened tho program, being far Bouth ns Uunsmulr, California. especially well received. Instru-1 o i mental and vocal solos and a saxn- TO BILLY OTT phone emu lotto also got n goner-1 Thank you for inviting so many ous "hand," as did, a fairly good or your mends to tho Uaptlat skit by two of the students. A hu- church last Sunday night. CO-ED OF CALIF. EXPERT WITH RIFLE (.Wxlalxl f'rrrt tml Wire) TKIiKKLKY, ('HMf.t Mnr. 2.1 Mlas Margaret 1-wmb of Annhnfm, iKyonr-old coca nt University of CalltornlH. was credited today with hnviiiff in rid pxnert rfflniHn gmflf In trtfit practice yoslorday. llur ofllclul Bcoro u-hh 20 - hitus oynn In 2U oin nt Ti) ynnU with (i SprimfU'lrl rlflf). OffiiHlH. hkIiI nh(! rniilly mndn 22 IiuIIh vyin In 22 sliots. hIucp both f licr ln(5 eliotg" piorced Iho CPiUr ot the iHtget, Hhe nntercd tho unt vereity h & freshman last Aufjuat. FASTER THAN TOAST Cooks in 2'a to 5 minutes Stands by you all morning 4: I -IN -ft rV.VVic- II