ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW," FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1928.
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MODERN
FOOD
STORES
ROSEBURG,
OREGON
Friendly Atmosphere
Make Stone's your store home. Your patronage is desired, welcomed and appre
ciated. $5.00 orders delivered free. Any. order 10c; sugar excepted.
Food Values for Saturday
"GOLDEN FRUIT''
Bananas sibs.
ii
FRESH LOCAL
19c I I Rhubarb in-. - 25c
Catsup
"Del Monte," full 1 lb.
bottle, 2 for
35c
Lettuce
Solid Heads, 2 for
15C
Maxwell House Coffee
A Nationally known brand. 01 Q Q
3 lb. tin : - 0 I I J U
Fig Bars
"Tru Blu" Whole Wheat
2 lbs. ..: :
29C
Syrup
Towle's Log Cabin,
medium size, each
55c
Clothes Pins
Spring Snaps, ,
3 dozen
19c
MazolaOil
A pure vegetable oil for
salad or cooking, quart
tin -
40c
Kadota Figs
Preserved in wine. CQp
2 tall tins 0 Sb
Pineapple
Large tins, broken slices, C ft n
3 tins UUU
Cleanser
a?- i4c
Peas
"Del Monte," medium i
2 cans ..
29c
Cfi&Grirx Stone's Special Blend, lb. 35c, or 3 lbs. $1.00; 1 Q
VUllCC "Stone's Supreme,' ib. 47c; 3 lbs ,0J
SMOKEfi MEAT VALUES :
T T BAKED HAM DEMONSTRATION ALL bAV AA
0.3.015 Buy a "Swift's Premium," half or whole, at less QjQ
than standard ham cost .1. -
Bacon Tiumwei8ht' 28c Cottages ;Lot8 f Lean" 27c
Picnic Hams 17c Bac. Square Srioni!g. "18c
SHOP AND SAVE AT STONE'S
LOCAL NEWS
Visited Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Blood and
daughter, Kuih, were here from
j South Deer Creek Thursday visit
ing friends.
Riddle Man In
Ed Joslyn, resident of Riddle,
was In Hoseburg Thursday after-
! uoou looking after business mat-
tera and tradtug.
iFrom Coquitle
j Mrs. Z. Uuchhelster of Coqulllo
; was a Hoseburg visitor over Thuraday.
Business Visitor-
It. E. Drown, resident of Wilbur,
was In this city yesterday after
noon attending to business mutters
and trading.
From Myrtle Point
C. C. Carter of Myrtle Point was
a business visitor In this city over
Thursday.
I Visitor Today
Mrs. Margaret Hanan of Umpqua
in Huni'uuiK iiuuitK me mur.i-
;ing shopping and visiting nliti
Riddle Man In
J. Musthoff of Wilbur . was a
Roseburg visitor Thursday and
was looking after business affairs
and trading.
From Ten Mile
Wayne Ilreltenbucher of Ten
Mile was here yesterday after
noon transacting business and vis
iting with friends.
Srlem Hotel Man Visitor
R. L. Coff. clerk at tho nev
Senator hotel in Salem, one nf th
Stage Terminal Hotels company
chain, was a visitor in this city
this morning. He reporls business
lis quite brisk In the state capital.
I Mr. Coff Is n brother of Miss
'Velnin (,'off of tho Elite Reality
OIIUJJ.
In Yesterday
Mrs. l A. Harry of Riddle spent
several hours here yesterday shop
ping and looking after business m-terests.
j Kellogg Couple Visit
j Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Mlnter of
t Kellogg were Roseburg visitors
: Thursday afternoon and were at
. tending to business interests.
Over From Sutherlin
Mr. and Mrs. E. K, Eby wore
here from Sutherlin during Thurs
day afternoon shopping ami at
tending to business mutters.
BITQUIM
H0IM1
EffliBIOET
Mrs. Edwards In
Mrs. Bessie Edwards, resident
of Umpqua, was a visitor In this
city yesterday afternoon and was
looking after business matters.
Expected From South
William U Cobb, who has been
looking after mining interests at
Elliott Creek. California, Jtrnt over
the border, Is expected home today.
Oakland Woman Visited
Mrs. F. a. Hognn of Oakland
was in Roseburg Thursday after
noon visiting friends and attending
to business affairs.
Looking Glass People Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Mundt of
Looking Glass were here this
morning visiting with friends and
transacting business.
Visitor Here Thursday
Mrs. Huron Clough of t.'onyon
ville was in Roseburg Thursday
visiting with friends and i:i the
evening' attended tho dl.strlc:
meeting of the Eastern Stnr lodge.
PRODUCERS OF PLAY
WIN THE FIRST ROUND,
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 30. A .W.
Rowland and A Leslie Pierce, pro
ducers of the play "The Captive,"
which for a while caused a verit
able shower of court injunctions, ar
rests .and othor legal actions being
ftken, lodny rested on their guus
after somewhat of a victory over
the city prosecutor's office.
After a brief nut bitte rbnltle ill
municipal court hero yeslerdny in
which a deputy prosecutor declar
ed that a quick trial was necessary
in order that an example might be
made of the producers of the piny,
a delay was granted to the defen
dants. Sicknes sof Joseph March
etti and the absence of Arthur
Greene, was pleaded by the defen
dants as a reason for the tempos
rar halt in tho court proceedings.
After the four producers of tho
play which was stopped because of
lis assorted Indecent theme, nail
been tried ,the members of the cast
are scheduled to face similar
charges.
"AMONG MY SOUVENIRS"
Christian Blblo school will hold
Its last meeting In the old building
next Sunday. Souvenir picture and
special program 9:45 a. m.
Such a Handy Plank to Have Along
Lecturer of Grange Coming ; ' ,
Mrs. Minnie B. Bond of Eugene,'
lecturer of tho Oregon Slato
Orange, Is expected hero Satur
day, March 31, and will attend
the Pomona Grange at tho Kntfihts
of Pythias hall here.
Transferred to Klamath
James Wunjsley, who hns been
employed here by tho Stone's Cash
Store, has been transferred to Kla
math Falls where he will work lu
one of the stores of tho chain.
Mrs. Wamsley will Join him there
later.
A group of business mon from
soulhwest Washington, known ns
the net-acquainted caravan, or
friendship party, reached Roseburg
I mie yesiernay aitomoon. coming
from the north by nulo. Tho party
Iwas met this side of Divide by a
uuuiuer ui Huscourg popple, who
escorted tho visitors into town.
During the onrly evening tho visit
ors were driven to points of inter
est near tho city, among which was
the Country Club on the North
Umnqun. and to a vantage point
on tho hill near town, where n
pnnoramn of city and tho vnllnv In.
i spired tho Washlngtonlnns with
jsome of the, riches nnluro hns so
J lavishly bestowed on this section.
In the evening, following tho rn-
wore banqueted at tho Umpqua ho
: tel. A few Rosehnrg people wore
also present. Mino host. .Tnck
Harding, of that popular hostclrv.
Was chairman of the evening. In
;liis onenlng statement after tho din-
ner he welcomed the northerners
to Roseburg in the nomo of the
commercial orannfontion and the
city. Sevornl of the vlsltorB re
sponded to calls for speeches, and
a lot of fun was enloyed over tho
stories told. The principal sneaker
was Senator Fred W. Loomls, of
Aberdeen, who ably portrayed the
beauties of the great northwest and
the possibilities In slore for lliosn
Nvho llvo In this greatest of all
vblnysrounils In the world. Coopers.-1
'lion nhd helpfulness wore stressed.
'The visitors were warmlv applaud
ed and bonds of friendship cement
ed by the ston here. On the way
south today the eirnvan will visit
j Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland,
i and on the return trin will go homo
I via tho east side route.
FALL SAYS SINCLAIR
RELUCTANT IN TAK-
ING THE OIL LEASE
(AuocUtfd Vrtm Leucd Wire) O
.EL PASO, Texas. Mar. 90.
Hurry F. Sinclair, weaiTHy
oil operator charged with cou-
spiling with Albert II. Fall to
defraud the government in
the lease of the Teapot Dome
naval oil reserve, accepted
the lease reluctantly, after
once rejecting It, .associates
said Fall would testify today
In giving his deposition to bo
used at Sinclair's trial lu
Washington next week. "Hero
Is your lease, Mr. Secretary,"
Van was expected to testify
Sinclair suid, "1 um done with
it." O
REPRIEVE EXTENDED
(AuiioUttJ Presa U'ucu Wire)
SALEM. Ore., Mnr. 30. Clover
nor Patterson today extended the
reprieve of James Wlllos up to
and Including April 12. This will
make the date of his execution the
same ns that set for Ellsworth
Kelly, Friday, April 13.
CANNERY IS GUARDED
(AiwM-IMrrl Vurim 1x-mk1 Win)
SAN PEDRO, Calif., Mar. 30.
A guard was established around
the home and fish cannery of Gil
bert c. Van Camp whllo police
followed up clues today to an ap
parent attempt to dynamite his
plant and to the uuthoi-Hhlp or a
threatening letter received by him
They expressed tho opinion thut
difficulty between tho packer und
Ills employes was tho causo.
Several sticks of explosive, with
fuses attached, were found near
the cannery buildings lute last
night by Paul Gregory, mummer.
The police said an attempt was
bt-.ng made to traco the letter
writing to ono of Van Camn'B fishermen.
She Vetoes That Caveman Stuff'
T
RANCHER'S ARMS BROKEN
(AF-wtnM Pre l.i-actl Wlro)
MARSHFIELD, Ore.. Mar. 30
Belated reports from southern
Curry county today said William
McVuy, n rancher, hail both arms
broken wmm attempting to snvo
cattle from a barn destroyod in a
storm early this week. Several'
cattle were killed. A timber fell
across McVay's body as ho was
trying to drive tho catllo out be
fore tho building collapsed.
, y
"Will you .marry me?" asked Kenneth Ersklne of Edna Baker, 18.
of McKittrlck, Calif. "I will not!" said Edna, who was in love with
Arthur Miles, an oil worker. 8o Ersklne, man of action ,kidnaped the
girl and started east in his automobile. By the time they reached
Reno, Nev., her consistent refusals discouraged him, so he bought her
a ticket home. "A perfect gentleman," admitted Edna but she it go
ing ahead with her plans to marry Miles. .
WHITE HOUSE PET
PRESENTED TO THE
DAUGHTER OF GOV.
Ex-County Man Back
J. B. Saylor, former resident of
this city, has b'uen spending the
past five or six years in, Califor
nia, and has returned to Douglas
county again. He went to Canyon
ville the first of the week. He Is
undecided whether or not he will
re-locate.
Luclen Cobb Visitor
Lucien Cobb, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Cobb of South Main
street, Is visiting Ills relatives
here. He has been recovering from
a slight illness the past tew nays
and within the next day or so is
returning to the Elliott Creek,
Cullfornlu, mines, where lie Is
working.
ATTEMTED HALT
Cnow South Tuesday
Mr. ami Mrs. A. 1j. Wooltly, who
live on"' the top of Uoomur moun
tain south of Itorieburg, vinlled
here eteriluy afternoon. Mrs.
Weekly statea Unit Tucmlny two
inches of hiiow fell at their place
and that l has been quite cold
there.
Has Wrecker Car
Ialo Stephens, proprietor of
Stephens Motor company, is an
nouncing the inauguration of a
new towing Bervlce. . He has Be
cured a crune type wrecker and
equipment for handling towinr;,
wrecking and road service, and Is
arranging a day and night aervif o
1 connection with the other de
partmets of the garage and repair
ehop.
Shows Much Improvement ,
According to word received to
day from Porllnnd, Mrs. H. W.
Hates, who has been seriously III
at her home in that city fo tba
past week, Is greatly Improved
and Bomo hopes arc entertainer!
I for her recovery. Mr. H. W. Bates
and daughter, Mrs. iJlllard, who
ibave been will, hef, will return
: here this nflernoon, and Mr. Hales
plans to return north Summy,
dingers From La Grande
W. O. ("linger, proprietor of tho
La Grande hotel and Interesled In
the I'slacene shop In Marshflebl,
arrived Inst night in Marshfleld
accompanied hy Mrs. Cllnger. They
will Fpend newral days here oif
bitfln'M. They reported that their
son, "Nippy" dinger, who suffer
ed a broken neck Inst year when
,he fell from the rlnps to tho hard
'surface of the Han don swimming
tank, Is not improving. Ho Is ra
tional riiai a hearty eater, hut
jsnems to be slowly sinking
j Marshfleld Times.
f Awipfnlrd 1'rcM tawil Wire)
WASHINGTON, Mnr. 30. A
story thnt Will II. Hays sought to
bring political presHiire io bear on
tho late Senator Kdwln F. Ladd uf
North Dakota, then chairman of
the Teapot Domo committee to
end abruptly the oil investigation
In was related hero today by
former Senator Alva T. Adams of
Colorado, who then was a member
of tho committee.
Adams said that Uuld had feint
ed tho Incident to him at the If mo
of Its occurrence.
The story was that Hnys bod
come to Washington nnd summon
ed the veteran chairman of tho
committee to the White House.
I,add assumed that the Invitation
was from tho president nnd pro
ceeded to the executive offices.
Ho was met there by Hnys, who
suggested that it might not he well
for them to be seen together nid
proposed thnt they ride around
town while they discussed Hip oil
situation. Lndd assented a n J
started for his Rtitomohtle, but
Hays demurred because of the
presence of the chauffeur and
urged that a tnxlcab he used.
The North Dakota Independent
who subsequently was rM out of
the Itepublicun party councils In
the senate, concurred nnd tha (wo
rode around for more than n hour
with Didd's car following on be
hind. Adams said T.add bad told him
that Hays declared the investiga
tion was beginning to take on an
aRpert that ttoited no good for the
Republican party ind thar ns a
I Republican the Nori.i Dckol.tn
jshould join with olber Jlepiihll
Scans on the committee to wind it
.tip.
I J,odd, as the story Mes, flnn'ly
lierame Inrensed and reminded the
iformer that be owed n duly to Ihe
iFennte In the invetilall tit nnd
thnt terminated tho interview,
;ndd siopping Ihe M'Jcai and
transferring to his cvr rn nrlrh
still had hffn t rating behind the
; public vehicle while the confi rrnc'
.went on.
I Adnms was iinablp In recall
whether this occurred hefore or
nfter Hnvi had first taken the
WJind before the committee. Hnyi
finally testified that HlnelMr mad
mlvnnce of $200,000 of Continental
j Trading company Liberty bonds to i
iJiavs to wipe out a campaign d-;
ficil.
t FIGHTS LAST NIGHT t
(Anoclatrd Prcra tnnofl Wire)
LIVERPOOL, England Russ
Whalon, Chicago, stopped Henri
Battonel, Franco, 12.
CLKVWLAND Tommy Freeman,
Cleveland, knocked out Willie Har
mon, New York, 3. Slevo Nugent,
Cleveland, nnd I'eto Zlvlc, PKtu
burgh, drew, 8..
CHICAGO Jimmy Byrne, Louis
ville, scored technical knockout
over Pletro Corri, New York, 6.
PATTERSON, N. J. Franklo
nnumnn, Patterson, dcrontcd Ucn
nio Hall, St. Louis, 10.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Dick
Evans, Youngstown, won over
Pinky Mitchell. Milwaukee. 10.
FORT THOMAS, Ky. Kid
Woods, IndluuapollH, dofcated Gyp
sy Willinms, Toledo, 10.
McKEESPORT, Pa. Phil Gold
stein, Now York, ami California
Joe Gans, drew, 10.
SAN IiERNARINDO, Calif.
Johnny Adams, San Bernardino, de
feated Billy Hoon, Sioux City, 10,
TODAY
and Saturday
RIN-TINTIN
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AnHOrInloil Prow Leimi'il Wire)
NOHTIIAMPTON, Mass,, Mar.
30. Tho Whlto House hns lost a
pot and Miss Florence Trumbull,
daughter of the governor of Con
necticut nnd friend of John Cool
ldgo, sou of the president, has ac
quired ono.'
Blackberry, a black Chow, was
prosonted to the President and
Mrs. Coolldge in South , Dakota
last sumnior. Mrs. Coolldge brought
it hero with her early in tho week
when she came to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Lemlra Goodhue, who is
ill.
Yesterday sho gave th,o dog to
MIbs Trumbull, who had greatly ad
mired It, and Inst night when tho
Connecticut governor's .. daughter
drove off for Hartford In her sport
roadster, sho took Blackberry with
hor.
Ono member- of tho Coolldge
Goodhuo household hero felt no
sorrow at tho Chow's departure.
Beans, the Boston Terrier ot Mrs,
Goodhue, had been plainly jealous
ot i the affections bestowed on
Blackberry and only recovered
from a pronounced sulk when the
White Houso animal had departed.
"HUNT AND PECK" "
IS PRINCE'S WAY
LONDON, Mar. 30. Tho Prince
of Wales typea hlB speeches ' by.
he only uses two fingers.
Visiting several workora clubs In
tho east end ot London last night
the prince enviously watched a
girl's fingers flashing over the keys
of a typewriter.
"I have a portable typewriter,"
he Bald, "some times . I type my
own speeches on a train, but I can
only use two flngerB." '
The prince at another club took
n beating from a boy In a game ot
ping pong.
Apparently not fatigued by his
race thru mud and water to win
the Highland Brigade country cross
race , the prince then went to cen
tral London to see tho civil service
boxing matches.
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Rinty
Cross aid
an American nee from bu
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i Gcrmnn Red
saves his pnl
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Stnn Lnurel nnd
Oliver Hardy in
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LAUGHING"
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