ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 5, 1928.
FIVE
Canning Supplies
For your fruit canning we suggest a few articles that will
materially lessen the work, such as
Griptite Fruit Jar Holders
AND ' ,
Jar Holders
For Use in the Boiler. '
These are indispensable and will pay for themselves
many times over in convenience. , "
ALUMINUM SAUCE KETTLES, some up to 24 qt. size.
DISH PANS, 10 to 27 quart sizes.
ENAMEL PANS, come in gray and while, and are very
desirable,
CONSERVO COOKERS, adapted for cold pack canning,
and give best results.
Churchill Hardware Co.
SPECULATIQiy flIFE
ABOUT SOUTHERN
OREGON R. R. LINE
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW AOS WILL BE FOUND ON PACK PAGt
FOR SALE
ECONOMICAL siding at PAGES'.
j!7 to j3l).
FOR homesteads ana reilnquish
m uientif see S. S. Morrison,
FOR SALE S70O Guibrnusoa play
.' er piano, for quick sale, 275, At
Hiway Coffee Shop, Drr-ia, Ore.
Foil SALE lfrbom-house near
court house, cor, Douglas and
, Kane Sis, inquire Mrs. W. D.
.1 Thomson, Kt. 2, cara C. M.
I'ennie, Hoseburg,
BARGAIN Soiling out my ra'b
i bitry. Have Chinchillas aud .New
' Zealand Heds. Prices from 52,00
- . up for quick sales. Also equipped
' poultry plant for . sale. Finney
Egg lianch, Leoua. Oregou, Box
' Bia. J. II, Booiier, Owner,
' FOR RENT'
FOR RENT Modern apt, 3 large
; rooms; garage, $15, Adults.
1'houe m-R. i
fc'OR RENT Modern, eieao and
well furnished apartment, Dear
? dorff Apartments, 112 Broekway.
FOIl RENT Furnished apartment,
3 rooms, 223 JS. , Lane, Electric
' stove, hot water,, nice litlio apt,
' -1 in heart of the city. Inquire ' at
V Bubar Bros,
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
23(T W. oak
FURNITURE BEPAIRINQ '
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to oider
E, S. AND F. L. COCKELREA8
WANTED
WANTED Clean
view office.
rags. News-Ru
WANTED DO milch goats. 11. E.
Fox, Box 162, Fails City, Ore.
WANTED To (rude wcod for
sheep. Beeoe ' Bros., Myrtle
Creek. Phone 17F41.
WANTED Siuidlp horse. Must be
gentle enough for child to ride,
1'houe 23F-13. Mrs. Chas, Wilson,
lleston.
WANTED We will buy hidtj, i
wool, pelts, ehittam bark and all
kinds of Junk. Alaska Hide,
Wool & Junk Co., m W. Cass
St. Phone 2ul,
MISCELLANEOUS I
CAR OWNER Don't forget to
call 553 when in need ot auto
parts. Sarff's Auto . Wrecking
, House,
EVANGELISTIC tent meetings
ou are cordially invited to a
series of services conducted by
Evangelist M. Wilson and wife,
at 821 Cobb St., beginning July
4, Preaching 8 p. m,
CURTIS TO KEEP SEAT
WANTED
Rentals, Sales or Exchanges,
City Property, Residences and
- Farms. What have youf
E. G. KINGWELL ,
Real Estate Broker
Sutherlln, Oregon
(Associated i'ress U'asetl Wirt")
PROVIDENCE, R.. I., July 6.
Senator Charles Curtis, republican
nominee for vies president, , in
statement 'today said ha would not
resign fifs seat in lhe " s'cnato in
order to make the run for the vice
presidency. '
iio declared It was not necessary
for him to do so and called utten-
I tiou to the fact Hint the late Presi
dent Harding did not resign as
senator until the February follow
ing his election to the presidency.
Senator Curtis is visiting at tne
home of his daughter here.
Klamath Falls to Coast By
Way of Grants Pass
and Merdford Is
Plan
Considerable speculation is rife
throughout the slate concerning
the possibilities of an east ana
west railroad throneh --Southern
Oregon, a Hue from Klamath Fails
through Grants Pass and Jlcdford
and out to the coast by way ol
Brookings or Crescent ,Ctty. This
project has been disaussed for
many years, and recent railroad
activities in the state have re
vived interest in the proposition.
The Oregon Journal in comment
ing upon the project says:
Laree stands of virgM timber
between Klamath Falls and the
coast; undeveloped mineral re
sources of vast potential value;
the immense fruit resources of the
Rogue River valley all fine rail
road business and the common
knowledge that both tiie Southern
Pacific and the Great Northern,
representing the 'Hill . lines and
uow operating into Klamath Fails,
would welcome a coast outlet, lend
color to the belief that there is
"some! bins big in the wind."
Secures Option -
Speculation us to what the pro
posed development may be - has
been heightened by the recent ac
quisition by J. F. Reddy, former
mayor of Medford, of a GO-duy op
tion on the California & Oregon
Coast railway, which extends as a
brauch line out of Grants Pass
toward the coast.
Reddy was the original promoter
of this branch road, bound for the
niinc3 and timber between Grants
Pass Und the sea. , .
Reddy was also the promoter of
tiie line which is now the .Medford
& Logging railway, running 45
miles east from Medford to the low
pass in the Cascades earoute ,to
Klamath county. '
Jim Hill's Scheme
' Ilil! railroad interests, before
the war, spent $2,500,000 In con
struction of tiie present Medford
& Logging line, and then aban
doned the idea of building to Klam
ath and then extending the other
way to the coast.
The original plan of James J.
Hill, it is said, called for the con
struction of a road from Bend to
Medford, and then to the coast, to
establish an , ocean terminal for
Northern lines In the southern ter
ritory. '
Reddy is understood to have
named' Los Angeles men as his
backers on -his option for the
Granis Pass brunch,,'. - . . .. -
i'here is room for siippositirin,
When Hills Bros
discovered
Controlled Roasting they ex
tended the boundaries of cof
fee flavor. Only a few pounds
of coffee are roasted at a time
by this patented, continuous
process. No other method of
roasting can produce the
matchless, uniform flavor that
Controlled Roasting main
tains for' Hills Bros. Coffee.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Utr I92S
frr i T iLOi.
Fresh row th oKfwwf
Vacuum park.
Qfcsai with
SIM TO
BE STARTED BY THE
I tattoo on the heads of the mob.
To ail attempts la question hint,
he replied, "Kiii me right away,;
but tears a- aioue." ;
1 Police had expected trouble
I when they brought Prat from Al
Igieia and took ftiia to a secluded
, quarter of the port. His identity
il.cume known, however, and po
iii a had to battle against the mob
before they landed their prisoner:
safely In a cell.
, The desire of the mob to avenge
j the tlumi dt ad women was at-
,. r t i ' I tribute to published reports that
Love tor 1 WO IS Mystery jrt might escape the guillotine,
Rom-rcs for the Pen UCJ 'relco te decrees that
OJ l( i h li'vey jese tt,id. Since the law also pre-
(--,. ' vents sending him to Devil's island.
Prat, it couvicted, probably will
-spend tiie remainder of his life in
'a jail ceil in France.
SALE OF SCHOOL
WARRANTS
A serial siory of unusual inter
est, a pcrtttyal of the problems of
youni; marritd iife- wilt be ottered
to News-Iieview readers startrng NOTICE OP
Monday, July 8- This new story
"Love tor Two," a romanro thai! '
carries jiew plot, is from the pen I Notice is hereby given that:
of Ruth Uewov Graves, a well smied bids will be received by the
known writer of newspaper f 1c-1 Looking Glass sellout board, Inst, ;
lion. Into this modern tale Miss'o. 13, July 14 at :U p. tu. tor the .
Groves, who was the author of purchase of S3.0UO of school war-;
"When a Girl Loves." the story ranis with interest at 5 per cent,
Inst rmimieied in Xewa.i!..- payable semi-annually July 1 and!
view, bus written a fascinating J""- 1- Retirement iuortlEatloa
mystery. Tire blended elements' ol plan beginuing Jan. 1, ISKSii. Optiuu
romance and suspense will hold l paymeut alter 6 2arJ
the interest of all readers until H. .MARSH,
the last chapter. j Clerk Dlst. 13, Looking Glaus.
- The story is made up from the; - o
' oi a jouiig niuiierr! mumeu , trucnpii en ssErr.u nc
9-39 FENCE
34c a rod, by the rod, roll or mile
That famous Red Strand Galvannealed, etc, that
you have all read about.
At Roseburg or Oakland
See Us Fka: We Can Save You Money, .
FarmBureautoperativeBxchange
HOSfiSURO
AGENT Fta
OAKLAHB
Bean Spray ?anp Cc. - FaMwrin Morts & Co,
John Dert Piow Co. Sherwin-Wiliiaros Co,
L. M, MiU Dehydrater Co.
however, that the Southern Pa-
cifie, with lines on each side of
the Cascades, is in Ihe market for:
tire Grants Pass branch, which,
with tho Medford & Logging road,
and Its own Hue between Medford
and Grants Pass, might be said to
have over 10U miles of line be
tween Klamath and the coast al
ready built.
Two Likely Ways
The Northern lines enter into
the situation, however, by virtue of
common-user privileges with tho
Southern Pacific lor extensions
into the Klamath tounaje area, ,
The Southern Pacific now has
interests in the line up the coast
to the northern terminal at Trini
dad, Calif,, end extension of tills
line to Crescent. City,' with a lino
to Grants Pass, would give Ihe
company virtually another trunk
from Portland to San Fruuclsco
Bay.
I Moreover, physical circum
stances are not beyond the build
ing of an extension from Crescent
City, or Trinidad, to tiie Southern
line's present Southern coast ter
minal at Powers, which would Ilk
wise link tho last gap in the coast
lino.
couple after the wife- ieaina that
she is a "second choice bride" and
that tiie former fiancee lias not en
tirely lost, her Interest.
Attempts to keep up the pace
SCHEDULED SPEECH
DAWES IS CANCELLED
(AwcUted Press LeuMt Wtnr)
EVAN8TON, Hi., July 5 There
wnKti't mrfa nf ermwi t Erana-
With the young set ieads to further! lvi reiehrsiticm of indenen-
diflicnities and i problems f ram ; d?nct, j)ay go Kvanston s leading
which uo married couple 'is free.) citiien, Vice-President Charles G.
Then comes a syikin:? climax, ai Dawes, did not make his scheduled
mystery that will keep the readers; ; address. Neither did Major Bart
ia suspense until the ii-.r.l chapter,' lett.
. Altogether Ihe new ao.-ini. "Lovol The viee-nreahient and fhft mavop
for Two," is one fully in keeping; headed an automobile parade to
wiili the high class of H. is. A, Boltwood Park, where a reviewing
fiction which the News-Review has stand had been erected ' for the
presented to lis readers in the day's siHeelimakliig, Only
EE1GS RESULT
JEW CHRISTIAN
CHURCH WCILfe
act'i-'U'-il thm esli arid wtll begls
his wsrij ai fjRce, . .
Tlift r.aiiis si tlis temporary oi
fleers Cur tfas sfaan wait &?& a
follow; m&ZTS M? a H. MUier,
aad Mr. S W, Tuiaj &egQtis,
Mr. Letter WeHs, Mr. Carl Johu-
sos, Mr, Oscar Tltmt, Mr. John
Bell, Mr. liny lustier, Mr, R B,
er Alra. llmh haimmn; fi&szt-
af-cretar Mr, Carl Jsfanssn
x iiasuren Mrs Maggie sfe and
' deaeanes3et Mm. fiobert Long,
VONCALLA, Jtiir 5 (Special ta Mrs, Etlmr Rlcharda, Mrs, Oscar
ihe- Kes-itevk-wi, An evagelis- Tbiel, Mrs. Cias sad MrsEsgirs
tlmt
The Bible scbeoi sHIesrs ar&:
UajeriCtfitdnt, Mr, B, H, Miiier;
JULY FOURTH BABIES
Past. 00 persons, however, foUowed, It
'i bid new story v!!1 commence) was then announced lhat the pro
in Monday's paper, July S, ana will! gram would nroctMHi without
ftpjwitr daliy in stibsrtjuent Issues. speeches. Mr. Dawes am! Air.
Tho Newa-iJeview does not hest-l Barltett went home.
tate to rceommeud this alory to its
readers as one of tho best of the
modern newspaper serials, a story
thai wilt appeal to young and old
tic meeting at YeneaUa Ore,,
, m.'jiasirr. Mrs- Ces lams: stwrs-.
about ; ouusaauias results was brsugftl iQ mm Mrs. Virgil SsatElt; Hbrarian,
Marines one cen each. Fic
tion Library, near Junior high
seitool .
FRENCH MOB TRIES
TO LYNCH KILLER
OF THREE WOMEN
ANTI-KNOCK
Rvnneill ! Helso.
imeud!
a close oa Juas 25, bavlng bees Sa-Ms, B,
progress since May g.
G, W, Hay was the leader durlag
most of ihl smeeilsg. His force-
fiil gosiiol sermons sad his afttlr-
LrE A iik.iuiU!lf, tmeetin? we-iw and isJtasta Smith.
. . I1' S ,,crfi 03pcUg great tMags to :ie
. ";r : tutttre work of tta
K. Mttier, asi ptastst. Us.
Those ob toe Womea's
Work committee are Mrs, Lsa
nms, ISrs, Wm, Iliebartis, sird Mrs,
Cart Johosen. Fos Yottttg Pespes'
coromittee Is compsses sE MiSA
GANGSTERS GET ANOTHER
Chiropractor '
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service"
Mineral Vapor
32? Cass
Bnths
Phone 491
(AnstH-ia(oti irts Uustl Win;)
NEW YORK, July Tiie body
of ' James Beater, 35, UaHan,
thought to bo u victim of a cntt
murdor, was found in a vacant lot
in Brookiyn this morning. The
killing wasvthe third o a series
which began Suwtay afternoon
with the slaying of Frahkio Uaie,
former raekoteer and confederate
of "Searfaee" AJ Capono. -
FLYER'S ESTATE GIVEN
TO CUT BRITISH DEBT
IYeuftClrmS v
1 WF;pra WILL. ABUSE
1 the greatest cak
is awaVj was i
We have built our reputation for
exper. iaaadry work upon the
solid toundalion of consistent care.
We treat each and every Indivi
dual garment and piece of house
hold fabric with as much care as
it would receive in iis own home.
Our prices are agreeable. Call
us up,
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Phone 79 Roseburg, Ore
(Assfji.-iaiitl Press i-aiaNi Win-)
LONDON, July 5, In memory of
their daughter, the Honorable Li
sle Maekay, who perished in a
trans-Atlantic flight, Viscount and
Lady Inrbeape have given 500,-
000 (32,ii00,000) to reduce the na
tional debt. This announcement
i was made by Winston Churchill
chancellor of the exchequer, in tin.
house of commons today. .
The money will be placed in
trust and will be known as tin
Elsie Maekay fund. The sum given
to the nation is the residue of the
Honorable Hisie s estate. The do
nation will he left to accumulate
for 50 years.
Two future citizens of the Unit
ed States were ushered into tho
world in Douglas county yester
day, July 4ih. One is a giri, born
to Mr. and Mrs, Walter Patierson
of IHxonvllle: the other Is a boy.
born to Mr, and Mrs, Henry Kng-f
iisny-eir Myrtle Crook.
(Associated V&m IV to?) !
ItfAHsSISiLUSS, France, July 5.
Police closely guarded France's
liJest atlcKed "Uluelwurd" today
after n Marseilles mob had been
uiiiincu anemia. 10 lyncn mm,
Jerome i'rat, alias 1'ierre Re
(! oil tii nf itti-tto wiinion uttit th (H.
annearanco of 15 others, was in-
different ns pottes chths beat a Boo oit toMi Of cAUfoau
of Uerutd Bash and
were greatly apree!
people. Other indents from the
Eugene Uibie university also help
ed with the nmsfc ISr. White be
inUn assisted a great deal la this
meeting, W, U,- liaird, pastor oC tits
Church of Christ ai Hoseburg
preached a im&iber of times , and
brought some very inspiring mes
taes. Many ehttreh ptsspis from
Drain, Kikton, Oakland, Hoseburg,
and other places attended the
meetings. Waller Strain, pastor oi
the Church of Christ
fee gospel
ft i W W fe71C ta!!t '" The interest and
UA51 PIjI rsl BV1'"1" of Ul8 !'!' 18 at Ytrn
i-- W -M J J - - Has bon Rreatiy approeiated.
needs no dope-
ait hwMetis uEa:ctBi ssii
tt$ for&?er. ijrssd's B9& Sis,
NICK ALLEN WAY SUCCEED ...
SCHALK A3 WHITE SOX hA
ST. PAUL, Mtan Jffil)- S Xiii
Aiies. iBBisggsr of tfis 'St Paii
at. Junction club ot tto Ameriea assacist.oi
City, led In this meetlMK durtBE lts i today was reportail to be sndet
yoaealia I Setoik, vrfra resfgort yestortay at
fmsn&ger of tse ctsseags v-,?,'.
On June 25 tho 74 rilo who , .
eamo to take membership ,'witb Neither Aiiss ttsr Bob Csnnery.
this chureh were organiied for ttt- owner ot fits Saints, wobM iisratM
ttire work, and Er. White wns ask-she reunrt. . Alien was a mamher
efi to bernme tho minisier. !ie has nf lht Whife 8ox elnh at nns nmf?,
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
Ferdy Has Lots to Learn
By Martin
OA, WOftTA VffiBtU
AW XOU it AWEO
00 MAKt A 6000
HUH HI
Fruits of All Kinds
This is the season when
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
are at their best.
ORDER GROCERIES
BY PHONE
and savt you
We deliver
ail trouble.
Economy Grocery
O, U JOHNSON
"The Store That Serve
You Best."
Phone 63 344 N. Jaekton St
The Hon, Elsie Maekay, .third
daughter of Lord Iheheape, Hrlt
inn shipping magnate, made the tit
tempt to cross the A Mantle by air
with Capt. Waiter Hhtehiiffe. The
take-off was from ' Cranweii air
drome, England, on the morning of
March 13, No trace of the two has
been found since. Lord fnchcape
was opposed io any such adventuie
but at the time was In Egypt.
STEAMER D1SA8LEO
(AifK-ilti fn-M Lt-avJ H'Jr-'l
KOKPOLK, Va July 5. The
American steamer Gov. John Lihd
Is drifting helplessly at s5a to
day. 3m miles off Cape Hatteras
while ihe toast gurd utter Cara
giiisett steamed to her aid.
WHITES AND INDIANS
CLASH OVER GRAZING
fA-i-Utt I'rw Win-)
SALT LAKK r!TV, I'lah, July
5. A serious pMuaMon has arisen
Iwiwcen Ooaute fmlians and
white residents in the tegion ot
Ibapeh on tlte Xevada-l'tah tint,
said a telegram pent by United
Slates Mandiai H. O. rack to At
torney fieneral Sargent In Wash
ington today.
The marshal requested permis
sion to dispatch a group of deu-i
tie to thesceae of the trouble,
which was reported to have grown
out oi graziug difficulties.
Ml I TOR fim& Otfr-A1 BOOTS M TH TOMOVS IVTH WSiVb WMG TAW fd
kc ff z h fa at run juit 11 i i t m t . . --v i f i i i i i i a. i i i . '. "nw 1
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Best of Friends Must Part Bv Blower
r xme spoken to Tsti iv3 ( FPKcitLes.vwe-ns "M ( VJfcc6 6JJ'i Vwoims e ajoveo lf i t s vjav 1ff''i"r"l
OXIEP ABOUT WWJS.J WATS FlrJC 60JMS TO L&AV& AB Sll nJi BHMGVwnUVOO- UNCtE rtASRVCOULONT . MU
SALESMAN SAM 1 Yip! Yip! By Small
Vvu. 36t sup one. oxgr om "WePo- ( 7 ooSH,we'Rg. om -w ) f-vT V $wetT Suste.'. ts , "If !?" j -f j S ' Tl
uce ftii' fimd Poor ou mhself. v, fi't.fty- s 5? S uxjks UK6.FooteLftf' i ' I v-rzZZZ-K
gam.-r BORROWIU' -THIS LOC.OHOOMO WAS 5, RtGHTl. TfT&t1 C, 6fM MOST BS. IHStoe! tf J ?' I
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