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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. AUGUST 14, 1928.
W want mora young men, and
womdn too, to have Checking Ac
count! with us, beuiust we know
what a great convenience it will
be in the payment of all bills how
cafe and economical and it tulal
lishes prestige.
4', Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts.
I VALLEY PEOPLE
Albert Edward Wade, son of
Mr. and Mrs. (i. w. S. Wndo,- well
known Camus Valley people, died
Monday morning ut 7:45 o'clock,
according to word received from
Portland by I he parents hilo yes
torday.
-The yoniiK man was In' t lie em
ploy of Ihe government as a re
entiling officer for Ihe navy and
raw visited Hoseburg only a short
time alto, lie had just recovered
from u recent Illness while hero
uifd the cause of his sudden death
was not learned hy Ihe parents.
Ho was horn In Hunts Itoaa, Cali
fornia, and served with an excel
lent record In ihe lain World war
In the navy, helm; chief yeoman
on Ihe II. S. H. Alhany. He saw
overseas servleo anil was In the
transport servlee. The young man
was a mom tier of W. (). V liose
wpod Camp 11,1, Santa Hosa. He
also" served in Slhorln on ltussian
Island for two years and was sta
tioned aflcr tho war at Hun Diego
in inn uir service, lie Is Biirvlved
besides his mother and father by
hlsi widow and a son nnd daughter
and four sisters.
Tho futhor wont lo l'ortlnnd last
night to mnko funeral an-ame-meats.
McConnlck-DeeriiiK traclnrii are
sold on terms lo repsonslhhi buy
ers. They are sold at Wharton
Uros.
U. S. OIL POLICY
IN MEXICO SCORED
BY PROF. THOMAS
- " rAmrwiatca l'n iiikiI wire)
'WILLIAMS'l'OVVN, Mass., Aug.
Secretary Kellogg nnd the
sinro department woro shni
ly Criticized for the tmlli leii nl llm
United Slates 111 Mexico In nil ad-
oress today bororo the general
eonfereneo of tho Instltulo of poll-
lira by IMof. David V. Thomas of
ino university or Arkansas.
"Why should any nation ho de
nied tho right to puns laws re
quiring sale or landH under emi
nent domain," the speaker asked,
"when these laws operate on elil
.cits nnd aliens alike? Kor whose
benerit has our slate department
been laboring so asslduouslv?
"People with agricultural' hold
ings In Mexico do not seem in
have raised any greal furor but,
the oil people have been eonslaut
ly In Ihe limelight, anion.,- the
rebel companies being the Doheny
and Sinclair Interests."
Itecalllng the criminal nctloni
Instituted against Albert I). l.'ai.
Good
Stationery
MELODY
LINEN
Wo nte known hy the
stationery we use.
Writing paper reflects
character and tnnlo as
readily ns personal ap
pearance. MELODY LINEN Is
one of our innst popu
lar numbers bectiuse,
although moderate In
price, It refiners qual
ify. All popular sires and
tints may be purohasd
In ittiactlvo hox'-s 11
sheets nnd IM envel
opes. 49c
Nathan Fullerton
tioaeourij, vregon
iif
IT, -
PAY IT BY CHECK . I
RoseburA.Ore. U
Picks Hubby
Joan Burroughs, daughter of Ed
ward Rice Burroughs, 'the author.
was Designed to find somebody
who would piny "Tarzan" in a
screen production of one' of her
father's books. She picked James
Pierce, film "heavy," and work
on the picture began. Now she
has picked Pierce for herself.
They'll be married this eummor,
Harry V. Sinclair and ICdward L.
Dnhepy hy Ihe government at Ihe
litnu Ihe controversy with Mexico
was at Its height 1'rof. Thomas
said: -
"The godn or Olympus must
laii'h every time ihey think about
how our stale department Is de
fending these men whom Ihe de
partment of Justice moved heaven
and earth to put behind prison
bars."
The conference was presided
over by I'ror. I'lmrlon W. Ihiclcell,
Unlvorslly of Texas, who ex
pressed approval of some aspects
of Ihe department's course in
Mexico.
Eat barbecue .ttnnwlcnuif and
llvo forever. llrnnd'B Rond Stand
BOY AUTO DRIVER
FAINTS WHEN HE
STRIKES SISTER
(A.pmcliitrrt I'ri'H. Uwwcl Wlri'l
CAMDEN, N. .1., Aug. M. When
he recognized the little girl whom
his automobile knocked down
near Aloo, .111 Ihe While Horse
pike, as bis slslor, Kimcno Scott,
.'o, fulnled lii ihe roailway beshle
her form.
. lie was quickly- revived nnd
drove her lo a hospital where It
was found she had 11 rracture.l
skull. Ilystauders said the child
running home hisl night with scl
eral other children, leaped sudden
ly In mint of her broiher's ear.
o
HUMAN TARGET HELD AS
THE PARTY ATTACKING
(AMiclntt,l I'm l.i-M1 WjrtO
NEW YORK, Aug. It llecause
a bullet aimed at him hit 11 woman
Thomas Waniiel, a self slvled boot
legger Is lo be charged with felon
lolls assault.
Five gallg.-:ters yesterday chas
ed Was:ell lulo a hasciiiciil )n ijie
Mrolix. One of their sliols hit Mrs.
Sally (irnhaiu, 21. ns shu was
w heeling n baby buggy.
Although Wnxsell fired no gun
his refusal lo and In the hum fur
ithe ganyslers caused District At
lloruey Milleehan of Hie llronv 1,.
announce today that be would
charge Wnssoll with acting In con
cert wllh the gangsters.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
IT S. Weather Unreal! Offlr
'toseburg Orecon. Data repoiteil
by E. 11. Fletcher. Meteorologist In
charge.
Haromelrle pren.uro (reduced
to sea level) fi n. in ;tuiis
Relative buinldliy f( p. m. y,.s.
lenl.iy (per cent) . J
P-fcio. In Inche, and Hundredths-
.itlu-lieHt temperature esierd;iy TS
j Lowest tempei autre hist night Pi
Average li-mpctnlure for the
I nay
I Normal ioriperalurn for this
I date
rreeipllatlen. lasl 21 hours ....
Total pri-.-lp since 1st month
Normal preclp. for this month
Total pieeln. from Sept. 1,
1927. to dale .
Average piecl-i. from Sept. 1.
Total deficiency since Sept. 1,
i:tj
on
Avernep nensonal preclp. Sept.
tn May, Inclusive 31 31
Forecast for tonlhwersl (m-i-onr
Fair toulcht mid edn. .da :
hi ' I - fi
warmer Wednesday,
LOST EXPLORER
and two nephews
PERISH IN NORTH!
( jux-iatl I'rr-ta J.'jv-l Win )
OTTAWA, Con., Auk. 14. An
other mystery of Hut north we.u
was solved I oil ay hy the f'unii'lian
. mounted police, who radioed (hut
! tht hodtcs of John Hornsliy, ex-1
i pjorer. ami Ms two neh;WH. had I
t ht-en found in a lonely cabin west'
nu.Hfiii nay, dcuin Having appai-
Kii'Jy twit caused by Ktarvatlon.
For two yearn no word bad been
heard of the xeplorer and hln
nephews, nwallowed up In the al
ienee: of ley wastes.
TIib whelehH meKatfe received
here today from Siaff SeiKaiil M
A. Joyc of the mounted polic
CheHterfield inlet nal.l that Hit
oodles were found In a cahiii on the
north bank of Hie (helon liver In
the barren land wesl of Hudson
bay.
! POISON REVIVES
SUICIDE IDEA IN
LOWENSTEIN CASE
(Aocfa(vl I'rfia lail Wire)
HOULO(;XK. hwx. 14. Dr. Paul,
chhtf chemical analyHist' for the
1 Btirete i;en(-rale, the I'Yenoh Hecret
j rervice, Is reported to have de
lected toxic mailer In Ihe viscera
of fa plain Alfred I.owensleiu,
U'-lldan financier, whose death re
cently was surrounded by mystery.
The mystery of Captain I.oweu
Klein's death has never been .sat
isfactorily explained. On July t bo
disappeared from bis private air
plane while crossing the .Cnllsh
Channel nnd for a time there wore
numerous reports of what actual
ly look place, tiome hrhtK that he
had opened the wrong door acii
dentally, that ho bad committed
suicide and even that he had de
scended by means of a parachute.
NEW DEPOT OR OFF
STREET, COOS BAY
mir-l" TV C D nr
kj j. i.
.
m Jmtl l""1 Wir")
iMAItSMI IKM), Ore., Aug. .14.
riic
city council has directed tlK
city atlorney lo
ueuianu Mint ue
Miutiiorn Pacific
company start
const ruel ion 01 a new passenger
depot here by September ill or
Ihe cily will lake steps 10 revoke
vacation ol' streets which was
granted last spring 011 promise 01
the new slutlon.
Tin' council iifso proposed to ask
tho public servleo commission to
order construction of the depot,
and a threat was made to start a
movement lo force the companv's
tracks off Front street, on which
Ihe road enters Ihe city.
"They think we're 11 hunch of
farmers." exclaimed Councilman
A, II. Mlilloy. ".o, worse thnn
that, for farmers would use a shot
gun and gel some action. Mr. City
Alorney, wrile I linn lo lake their
Hacks off I'Vonl street and run
their trains anywhere else in the
nay 11 ihey waul to.'
t BORN I
COCKIOUtHAN To Mr. and
Mrs. R Cockelreas of North Hoso
burg, at the Shield Maternity
Home, .Monday, Augieit 1:1, 192s, u
son,
PENNIE To . Mr. anil
Webb I'ennle or Wllbl'j- al
11. V. t'hllson home, Mouihiy,
gust MIL'S, it son.
Mrs.
Ihe
Alt-
PISHKH To Mr. and, Mrs. P
I-Tsher or llrockway at their home,
Monday, August 111, luis, a son.
Mr. Coogan,
Vaudevillian
It'i no lonfipr J.ickie Cooa.in,
child movie '.r, for iff Mr. John
Cooflin, v.mdfville actor, , now.
Here (a Mr. Coogan at ha will ap
pir In his vaudeville act with his
father this winter.
J0m
hhih - 'I
(v S l;1 t I 1
SI J 1 'X ""l- V
j n;W;nf n..M.:.. J
Difficult Breathing
A Simple, Safe. Inexpensive
ivieinou mai Clears ueau,
Nose and Throat
,
Nasal catarrh is-not only disagree-
able and ottensive, but that inllunied
w. ..... L I
End thruat may spread to the point
i n "c "a "u
End throat may spread to the point
'"" " ,"kH,,"'re a,, .uEcr
to life.
Dr. Iilosser's (
Cigarettes are i
conijKMid of me
mental herbs,
flowers and ber-
rien. 'I Tie warm
at smoke vapor ia
inhaled into the
affected air pas
frizes and will go
where sprays,
No Tobacco
douches and
salves cannot reach. They contain no
tobacco or cubebs, and being harmless, 1
are used by children, as well as adults, )
If vnn uffir frnm nnv i-:ttnrrli:il i
troublc,catarrhaldcafnes8,hoarhcne8s,:"l,"k'! '"Pt.on of Ihe Culifor-
abiiinia,iiayiever,urontiiiui irriiauons, I , r
or are subject to frequent colds, get , Ia llie, rmip are . H. Adams,
from any druggist a pocket-size pack-1 from1 the Seattle house; E. Ed
n ,f fr Hi,uu.r,o ( i.-ir..t i n,i Vi rds, sportlnir Roods department
prove their pleasant, beneficial effects.
THREE DIE, '
4 HURT WHEN
HOME BURNS
(Continued from page 1.)
house and rescued the Infant son.
Firemen who iirrtvefl currfnrl nut
11 the unconscious fonns of Mrs.
;iwu,- iH-j sun miiu .miss ricynmii,
j but they could not be resuscitated.
J From the position of the bodies,
the three had tried lo escape but
'had been overcome by the smoke
that poured up from the first
floor. 1 ,
1N" was owned by tho
pastor ,f Ihe ltedwood- Cily C!on-
hmsKutlcmul church, Ke.v. It. J. Cur-
rio- 11,1 w:is 1,av "ovid ilito
ih,. dwellliiL' todav. Firemen ran.
fined the flainos to Hip lim-,r
fiooi.
MEXICON WAR VET
DEAD WEEK AFTER
101 ST BIRTHDAY
f..irl!it,-il I'nwi l,i'iM'i wtrol
I.Oni, Ohio.' Aug. II Augustus
Murkel, 101. one of tho few sur
vivors of Ihe war with Mexico, Is
dead here at the home of a son.
Markol observed his 101st birth
day only a week ago.
The veteran enlisted ns a drummer-boy
In Ihe Mexican war when
111 and served under Ulysses S.
Oram, at that tlmo n lientennnl
After the Mexican war he enlisted
In Ihe Ohio volunteer Inrantrv and
served In Ihe Civil war.
Markol was Imru lu Werxmnre
Innil county, Pennsylvania.
PATIENT ALLEGED
BEATEN TO DEATH
NEW VOItK, Aug. 11. Charges
that a patient virtually was beaten
lo dealh in Ihe psychopathic ward
of the Kings County hosollal in
llrooklyn are being Investigated by;WIIY RENT liny a homo on rent
the police.
Ihe patient, Joseph llrown, fiD
years old, was alleged bv Michael
,1. Hegarty, a former policeman.
to have been beaten and placed in
a straight jacket by two orderlies.
He illed two days laler. Ilegartv's
story was said lo have been corro
borated in part bv a negro truck
driver, who. like Hegarty, formerly
was a patient In the ward.
NEWS-REVIEW
WILL PUBLISH
LEGION PAPER
(Continued from nntre 1.)
Special articles, picture layouts
and humorous rentures will he In
cluded In Ihe Issue, making It one
of the finest ever published.
ROSEBURG
Fri., Aug. 17
The Newest
Big Show In All
The World
XZ s Lontlnimt frimngcnt
CM Prp 500 Hor SO Car Animals
30 Liana 1 Can of Elphntt and CamtU
S fUmIt J CMtop 1 Complrl Electric
iJlht Sitttmi Hi DouHt Umth Stt Can
I'ota Big Tv S Mammoth Riny
SlMl Aianaa UiU-Btaai HlppoilrtmM
UW Chdnutfr Bibi
fHVIall4
Noah and the Ark
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service
Mineral Vapor ltnths
337 rn.-s 1'hotie 491
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specially In the .fitting of
Qlattel
116 Jackson St,
0FFIC1ALS ACCORD-
Montgomery ward
CO. STORE PRAISE
a Kroup of officials of the Mont
KOiw-ry Ward comiianv from Seat
th', ( hicaRo and Oakland. Cal..
spent the morning In ItosebuiK
vjhUIiik the local morn of the chain
I " ' L-oiiieniiiK witn tv K. IJuiniis
l'r- aBSlslant manaser of the nlurt,1
! Hupervi.sins during the absence of i
i trie manager. J. A. arau-jiv w m
is on a vacation.
The party was In chargo of
James I. Ilarr, territorial manager,
from the i'ortland offices, who was
accompanied by .Mrs. Ha it. The of
ficials accorded pralsn to the local
store and its business and slated
that the. K''iteral appearance
splendid. These officials are rnak-
ItiK a K-'ieral Lour of inspection or
all of tin.' stores of the chain in the
norihwesl, just coming from Ku
fcene, which they visited yesterday.
Krom here they go to San Fran
cisco. Mr. and Mrs. Hair leaviiiK
the parly there. The rest will
'U'om CMv, Mrs. Edwards and
i tliftlr daughter; A. C. Ackerman.
; one of the bead buyers from I ho
Oakland, Cal.. house. 1 and Mrs.
fckerman; E. C. Elliott, from the
sporting goods department, Oak
land, Cal., and .Vrs. Elliott; C. E.
I Hangs, buyer from tho hardware
I partment for the Pacific coast
stores, from Oakland, Cal.; W. (!
Haumgarlner, one of the supervi
ninn iii'iii t,mt:uK", uiiu .ills, liauill-
gartner; Mr. and Mrs. Ha it.
NEW TODAY
I
.
IA)H SALE 21 good ewes. Phono
lil''2t.
FOIt SALE Peach plums and
cucumbers. Phone 3-IF2.
WANTED :oodralicli"7rog forTils
keep. IJ. Learn, Looking Glass.
WANTED Man witlMeiiin to haul
wood right, away. I 111 S West
Klrst St.
PIIItEIirfRI) While Flemish (Hunt
rabbits for sale, ,rl)c. 211 So.
Plne. ,
WANT-r-A lew fat Jersey cows or
veals. Waller M. (Mark, Itose
Imi'g. ALFALFA "hay lor sale. In slack.
It. A. Lee lit. 2, Hox 92-D. Opp.
(loir Club.
,OST Saturday night at Wigwam
Hose Confectionery, agate
ring. Phone (i:i!)-rt,
WANTED Fresh milch
cowvand
calf, easy milker and gentle. L.
Learn. Looking Glass.
WANTED 2nd hand furniture for
5-room house, Sept. 1st. Box 227,
M. H. II., Eugene.
FOR SALE A few. four posters
and spool beds, and other anti
ques. 3-13 Stephens St.
Use Vitrified Sewer Pipe. Take
no chances on substitutes. All
sizes In stock. Coen. Lumber
Company.
LOST Itet ween t iranls Pass and
Elgarose, piece of canvas ltix20.
Return to C S. Van Ornum, Mel
rose. VANTED--Expcrienced car wash
er and service man for general
work on garage floor.
News-Review.
llox fi2,
nl terms while property is
cheap. Roe Mrs. L. O. Maddux,
4n-lN. Jackson p;.
AT A DARRAIN A clean" going
up-to-date money making busi
ness. Want Eugene or Salem
property, and some cash. Bruce
Company, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
if WILL" PAY 7ou to seeTl'RtrCE
COMPANY at Myrtle Creek be
fore buying, they have a good
list to select from.
HANl)()N-nY-THF-Si:A Auto PaiTt
Sheltered move, furnished and
partly furnished modern cot
tages, new arcbery court, cro
quet grounds, etc. Cnder new
management.
FOHRAl.F "and venl 3 "sheep
ranches, 2 for snle; 1 for rent,
(ill) uercs cash. 2-10 sheep, 125
poats, cash MarKJiin. Hetlrln.
W. J. Butter, Creswell, Ore.
Phone 2F45.
FOR 8 ALU III Nannie goals, good-
heavy rieeee on them. A.so some
kids: 20 aged ewes at 15.00. 2
good linuiboulllcts bucks, $10.
eneh. A. E. Davison, Oakland,
Ore. Phone 7K!:t
KOU SALK Registered Shrop
shire rams, lo 2-year-olds and Hi
yearling rains. The golden hoof
Shropshlrcs. Tor Hi heavy me
dloni wool fleece nnd the best
market lambs. Hr. J. V. Cook.
Wilbur, tire. JVel. Oaklaml271-'2.
Another Rargaiu 140 ncro farm
1 mile rrom town, good road, all
tillable, and good bottom land.
Kquippcd and stocked, horses
cows, chickens and sheep. 7
mom house cost to build $2.5nn.
llarn cost to build. $irno. Price
for every thing $1-1,000. Ilruce
Company, Myrllo Creek, Ore.
A LOAN on the home. A mort
gage loan. If made In terms con
venient for the borrower to meet.
Is no great burden nnd often
encourages thrift. Our plan costs
you less and has many ntrac
llve features, t'mpqua Savings
and Loan Association. Douglas
Alislract HuihJIiiK.
WANTED Man able to do cnrpoif-
try work, who has small sum In
cash lo go wllh bis .services as
Initial payment, to take over
good home lu Hoseburg. Hal.
mice like rent. Rare chance to
get a home of your own. Price
is verv low. It will pay you lo
Investigate. Itoi It)!, New s Re
view. Kosehurg.
PPACIIK-J -.-arly"('rnwford.fllTe
flmor, the best kind for can
ning. Will be gone after this
week. We have them in the
small boes. also bushel bo,es.
traded ns to sire and qiinlilv.
Prices 7".o. $1., 1.B. Call nnd
see Iheni at the ranch, first
place on I'mnq-.i.-i Park road; or
address p. O. Hex 112S. ti, j.
; Liudsey.
70,000 RAILWAY
EMPLOYES WILL
VOTE ON STRIKE
I
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f Continued from page 1.)
i Hdied while the roads were under
I Kovernnient control had been u-
! "eld i a decision bv the federal
- J ooaru 01 urouration on .March 1,
imzi, mat raised salaries of west-
-rn yardmen equal 'tp those of
similar emu nvt in th uua ....)
aouih,
"It Is fundamentally rljsht that
standard rates for these classes
Should nrevail. ami sinr-tt ih -m.
ployes of the western raiiroju jf?
earn $i;,:mi per man more in uu"
Dual income for the roads than
isnhe phki.th mnim
.... .. . j
i.inhe iix-;
ures move that tho men wrirklnz.
on the weslern roads are the mor?
valuable producers," he sad.
Whllm-y also pointed out that
western roads have, refused to fol
low those of the east and south In
paying 31 cents a day to trainmen
and conductors handling United
States mall.
Among the more important of
the 80 western loads involved are
the .Southern Pacific; Union Pa
cific; Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Ke; rtock Island: Chicago and
Northwestern; Ilurllnston; Chi
cago. Milwaukee and St. Paul;
Denver and Klo Cl-ande; (Ireat
Northern; Northern Pacific, and
the St. Loals and San Francisco.
Subsidiaries o( Ihe Union Pn
elrlc. Northern Pacific, Southern
Pacific and (ireat Northern are
also included In ihe order for a
strike vote.
FLORIDA STILL
GRAPPLES WITH
RAGING WATERS
(Continued from past? 1.)
rential rains accompanying yester
day's storm. Tidal water swept
Into Fort Meyers to a depth .of :l
feel, and all creeks in the Puntn
(lorda area were out of Ihelr
bank3.
Sarasota; Tampa. St. Petersburg
and oilier tnwnu u-.,r l
during Ihe niiiht, and damage was
comparatively heavy from the
winds. Wire cnmmunicnllnn was
disrupted. .
14 Sailors Lost
MORTON, Aug. 11, An uncon
firmed report was received here
today that M members or the crew
or the steamship William A. Me-
I Kcnney had been swept overboard
ourlng .1 storm while the shin was
".vs out of Los Angeles
Muiiim uir ijosioll.
miiciais ot the Mvst c stenm.
ship lines, ow'ners of tile boat, sn til
Ilia; they received word that the
McKeenev i.nl lnnii ...
'!"' signalled a passing
mill us rauio nan been car
ried overboard during a storm
Aususl S, nnd that the ship had
been badly damaged and was in
need of help.
At the company office it wna
said that the lasl report from Hie
uip, wiHcii had a cargo of luni -
o'lwIL'i' " Vil!',""-llil"K 6I"W
Inogreas loward l ie p,,.,,,,,..,
,., , , ........
within a few days.
" 'a e.,ieeieo
there
NEGRO SLAYER
OF TEACHER IN
EVANSTON JAIL
(Continued from pace 1.)
lall. A threatening crowd of about
1,0110 persons had gathered about
the jail earlier In the evening, fol
lowing news of the arrest.
Miss Constance was hend of the
English department of Bradley
Polytechnic Institute at Peoria
Ml. She had A. 11. and A M
grees and was atleudlng North
western University summer school
seeKing a ile-.ree of doctor of '
Philosophy. Dn the night she was !
killed Miss Constance had gone to1
the library to study, remaining1
' "urn n cioseit at 10 o'clock
mie siarieu lor home unit
st tuck down, less
from her hoiue.
than
Leave for Klamath Falls -
.nr. ami airs. A. Redbarn. who '
havo been visltllla friends nl
latlves In this city since Snndnv.
returned today to their home lu !
ivuiiiimiii cans.
You owe it toUburself i
nickel spent
at the pmper lime,
Will keep your repairs
wi from costing a dime.
lo not
Inepleco
to keep tiotir lord.
In perfect runiilrtt7 courts
lion. It is tlic first sfc in
true ear-ecoiiointj. Some
minor niljustmt'nr. twin mill
Sdvcmoneu; Ionon in (lie liilure
ThrhaK imi are liinmn'im Imlmg
yvrctii 'lor a mv erne II' that is tho
tmr . rvmtmber that a urlconti
tiniteitiuto is imrlh morr 'on a
't ratio 'in" . v -v v x
Oitr Antnoricil Tortl Service
BrruMmcnt mill rcp.ilp
tiotirc.ir efliclrnili;.
ORIVE I"
C. A. LOCKWOOD
MOTOR CO.
Roseburp, Oregon
block
ANNOUNCEMENT
Tuesday, September 4, we will open In our new quarters in
the Miner Building. As this will be the first day of the regular
Fall Term, it will be a good time to enroll for a Stenographic,
Eookkeeping, or Secretarial course. Ask about it.
H
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Eugene Business College
It's a good school.
A. E. ROBERTS, President Miner Bldg., Sept 4
Telephone 666 Eugene, Oregon
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Around the County
LEON A ITEMS
Mrs. Sherman Ilaldwln and chll-' long near the store. This -sort of
dren are visiting with relatives I vehicle is becoming more scarce
and friends al Sutherlin this week. ich year. .,-,.(
.Mrs. Ida Miller, who is visiting Mrs. rrank Drown and Mrs.'
with her sister, Mrs. Joe Queen Mostichett are busy this week re
nnd family al Mareola the past painting their furniture and deco
week is expected home this week. "'i"S Uiolr respective houses.
Mrs. Harry Kennv and children Krewsou has been busy Out
who have s-pfcill the' past week at ' working hours building a sleep
tho parental J. J. Kenny home 'log porch and re-rooling his house,
returned to their home in Hose- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wicks and
burg Saturday.
J. W. Richardson wiw In Cot-
tage (irove Friday looking alter
business matters and buying sup
plies tor the store.
The Mtnnpower brothers and
their brother-in-law, John Palmer,
motored lo Cottage (trove Satur
day attending to business matters
and doing some trading. While
there they traded-In their old mo
del Chevrolet for a newv model
Chevrolet, raying the difference
in cash.
A truck came Saturday and mov
ed the household' goods of Glenn
Mageo, but we did not learn their
destination. Mr. Ageo left the
I first of the week with his family to
find a new location. Probably at
the coast. 1
Clarence Swales, a brother of
Mrs. Edna Jemmlson More, came
down from Chicago last week, and
Is helping on the large ranch of
his uncle, Theodore Jeinmison, al
"'es''".1
Taking the place -of the
former helper, Mr. Comstock and
wife, who moved to Yoncalla re
cently. We have just learned that Lloyd
llridges has bought up 'cue place
leased by Itlley Llneh and family
up Sandy creek, and that Mr.
Llniji expects to" move soon. Ho
may move down to Leona, but has
not decided yet.
Mr. anil Mrs. Albert Guggsberg
and little daughters and Mrs.
Guggsberg's brother, Etsel Smith
: motored down to Doswell -Springs
S'Kry to attend the Smith fam- j "'Vlgl.t Hi, brother
; v reunion ivhleh I l.ol.l ..'. "'M11- is Urol tier,
" ""'". ""co is nem every
year. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith
and all their children (with their
respective famrties) except the
youngest son, Morris, (who is at
present near Portland) were pres
ent. Besides the. immediate ' ram-
"-v 11 'number of
other relatives
iWnre present.
Jlr- Itichnrdson reports a busy
n i , ....
i, ultimo me ueny st-asuii. iir
season.
Norton Is taking the
berries this
Richardson
year again, and Mr.
weighs the crates as they are
brought In. The berries along the I OI ule "oseuurg undertaking com
creek banks are aood. but those on i Pnny. Many beautiful floral offer-
ithe uplands aro small and "dry."
ilr. and Mrs. Asher, who have
been camping near the Richardson
store for some time while Mr.
Asher has been working in the
mill and hayflelds, expect to leave
in a few days. They did not know
Just where their destination will
be as yet, but will "keep going" till
they find u place that suits them.
SiJSS 'g5g5&
Sfek' if Tl !IAMIVTT7-rT
I mz$m a . '.
i-2w&. is often imitated
IsXm Child cannot
e. , gSS&K P ' quality and fla-
;)) WnF vor. Unchanged
MM I in thirty years.
GEORGE W-ll
GENERAL GROCERY COMPANY
Wholeialt Distributors
Portland, Oregon
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
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-ak and Kane Sti
Ambulance
1 befoie the leave to replace one
of the others. Wo will miss the
j sight or their picturesque old eov
I tired wagons, one fastened behind
ithe other, that lias stood for so
jiumiiy looiorco 10 i nicneaier uuy
ter the week-t
end. Stopping briefly
at Leonn on
Ihelr return to Cot
tage Grove.
Glenn Wlnslcr expects to leave
soon for his former home in Scut
tle fo- a short time. Then ho
plans on going on East.
M. Itcebe Was set a crew of
men to work in the "woods" last
week, and expected to start the
mill Monday, but the logs have not
been brought down the river to the
pond yet. Every.one. Is anxious to
see the mill start again.
The "hot wave" of the Eastern
states that the newspapers have
been reporting lias not reached
Oregon yet. In fact Monday there
was a fine breeze, and even a
"hint" of rain.
BODY OF BOY WHO
WAS DROWNED TO
BE TAKEN NORTH
The body of Alfred Johnson, 16
year old boy who was a denth vic
tim by drowning in the South
umpiiua river near Dodge Inn
Camp Sunday afternoon, is to be
! taken to Portland -this afternoon
lor burial. Arrangements are be
ing made by the Hoseburg Under
taking company.
The youth's father, R. L. John
son, his slater, Miss Wynoma John
son, nn uncle, Homer Johnson, all
of Portland, nnd an aunt, Mrs.
Jessie au of Yamhill, arrived here
James
i tnh . ,,,,,,, TOh . ,
,., , ,
i wi. ,.,-i,.i Vi,i i.i
win accompany the body north.
FUNERAL MR. POE
' IS HELD TODAY
Funeral services for Thomas S.
Toe, resident of Douglas counly for
more than 60 years, were held this
! afternoon at 2 o'clock In the chapel
'"K" '" tokoiiB of the respect
which ho held lu the community.
itev. Joseph Knolls officiated at
the services. Interment was In the
I. O. O. P. cemetery. M. E. Rliter
was In charge of nrrangements.
Telephone manners are Impor
tant for voice to voice courtesy Is
us Important as face to lace polite
Service
Licensed Ltd
Embalms
- George VV.
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