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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1928. I Giving Greater Values Than a Year Ago A SHOE SALE BY FISHER'S IS AL WAYS OUT OF THE ORDINARY OUR GREAT ANNUAL AUGUST CLEARANCE SHOE SALE REAL CLOSE-OUT VALUES I LOW PRICES ON THE BEST ON CHEAP, MEDIUM AND OF MAKES ALL ARE HIGH GRADE SHOES TRUE FITTING SHOES HERE IS A FEATURE SERVICE FOR WHICH THIS DE PARTMENT IS NOTED. TRY US ONCE AND YOU'LL STICK FOREVER. BIG LOT Mostly medium and high heel pumps (or women suit able for dress or house a pair BIG LOT Women's shoes of all kinds tourist are snapping these up why not you? $.95 a pair BIG LOT Very fine quality shoes for women bp lance of best lines... Come in try them on. c95 a pair Sale is on ALL THE MONTH Of August Better Service Better Merchandise This is A SALE That's Different Highest Cash Prices Paid for all kinds of Poultry. Get our prices before selling elsewhere Our Plant is Modern in Every Respect We Invite Your Inspection. Expert Advice on Poultry FREE. EXPERT CULLING. Umpqua Poultry Co. 643 Winptsn:r4ii We are located in the former Farm Bureau Building, at Railroad Spur, North Roseburg. NOTICE EAGLES . 4 Tlrnlltor U 11. Hull, ilimitfy Brand worthy liiimlclont and chairman old . uao iicnslnu Gommitlno, will address an opon moctlni; of lioiicbiirK Aorli) No. M97 P. O. E. after tho l)lml iiohb session which will be called at 7:110 n. m., Wednesday evening. Ann. 22. The ladloH will serve refresh- nienlH aHer the mcclJiiK. Mac- cabeo hall. n. V. nooriMAN, Secy. TORNADOES DEAL RUIN AND DEATH (Contlmiod from rtnirtf 1) Aiuercaii Legion alilcil cnniiiuuy Veil drlllliiK. Reo W. r. Kertiln, Ilnx Kfin. Itoscliurx. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting ot Glasses 110 Jackson St. OH! BOY! DANCING at Rainbow Gardens Wed., August 22 Coolest place In the counlry, nloni; with Rood music by The Five Hnrmonlzers COME I II., MiniU'Holu iiiitlonul Kiuinl, In pnlrnlliiiK Iho Hlrt'ctH of AuBtln to day ns n rechoek of Iho diimnKO wjih Htarlod aftor n nlwlit of 'fliirk imHB, due (n failure of pnwoi linen. Kifloen of the neraons Injured h( Austin required htispitnl treatment, and threw are not expected to ro covor, tornado's Pith. ! The MlnnoHOla tornado apparent ly Htarli-il In the vicinity of Km moiiB, In Kroehurn euuuty. m-ari the Iowa lliit. hwuiik nmihi'iiHt ward, inlHiiiK (ilenville, and work ing It h way into Austin and then ; turuiMl to enter Iowa, i As Iho tornado .-'vent on toward ! A u.s tin, fnrtn tut tltl inH and crops I worn rrushod. A heavy rain ful j lowed and roads were flooded and I some pavement washed away. I More than fifty autoninhllos were wrecked, in Austin hy the storm which seemed to pick out and fol Mow Main Htroot, the principal thnrnuKhl'itro ihrouuh the city. ! Slai titiK at -4:55 p, tn., Iho toriui- do In Ions llian elht minutes had covered a patli two miles wide and about two inlloii Ioiik In Austin, I whore tho datnaiio was oHtinmted : 11 1 yriiio oho. AH Iho hnildiiiKH at the county fair Krminds, where tho fair was to have oponeil today, were wrecked. Doctors at tho hospital worked over tho injured under severe handicaps, hecauso of hick of tiiriHM and electric power j Cedar Shingles Quality Unsurpassed New Car fust A rrived Denn-GerretsenCo. ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. EiMbll.hed 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager Founded und Maintained on Efficient , Service and Courtesy Most Important Project for Roseburg and Douglas County, Physician Says. "I cnn'l understand why Hose burg and Douglas county continue to sit Idly by and let our iii'lk-lilior liK counties exploit onr resources and secure all tho advunluKes that rightly belong to us," Dr. K. V. Hoover declared today, fnllnwIiiR IiIh return from a trip to various parts of Oregon, IncltidinR Iin niond and Crater Lakes. "Last Sunday-." ho said, "there were 3,0011 persons checked Into Crater Luke national park. A large portion of these visitors went on to Diamond Lake to visit that wonderful place. Medford, Klam ath Falls and Kimono havo all built ratlin tapping Diamond Lnhn and are tlierefore benefitting from this heavy tourist travel, but horo wo nit by with n 2'2-mllu gap on tho best road of all and uro doing nothing. "Certainly If Medford and Jack son county and Kugcne and Lane county can build roads to pimiioud Lake we can do so If we will put forth an ennui effort. If we bid not going to wake up and do some-, i thing, wo hotter nail sliutlers , over our win, ions and quit busl j lless. "The North Vmpqiia road means more to Koseburg and Douglas county than any other project, i and yet wo are doing practically : nothing to get it. Kugene Is build I lug in hy Oukrldge and Odell hike 1 and Is now beginning to exploit tho trip to Diamond ljlke. Modford has secured a most wonderful road 'In to Crater and Diamond lakes, j and we have nothing, although ; our route is superior to any of them." i Dr. Hoover, accompanied by his wife nml daughter. Ituth, innile a ; motor trip to Portland, then out .Hie Columbia highway, and also , over the Mt. Hood loop. They : spent considerable time In Sher man county, whore Dr. Hoover j was greatly Impressed with the I wheal outlook. There have been no farms sold In Sherman county for the last three years. Dr. I Hoover said, as the wheat growing has been so profitable. They came over The Dalles California high- j way to Itenil, and then took the ; skllue route to Diamond audi Crater lakes, and back by way of j .oeuiorii. TO BE HELD HEBE NEW TODAY ducts. The building at the rail-l road spur la North Jtosfburg, tHJ Winchester slreH. formerly occu pied by the Farm lioreau, as'F01 SVIErj0 iJ(,a(i T4 been leaned and U fen put Jnj " " j.Jm pLn 1k order for the work. A hftr lot ot i. ion 4lh - -uuipim-ut it beliiK InstalN d this;'001' winUfa.ll pews. 2"c per bu- J week and In a few duys iha plant HIU1- 1,1 '" 'om' itarry will be oiH-ned for husiiiiis. Mr. Winston. flaker has had ffftecu years of ex- VA NT Ef Several perieiiee in ihtH line, and aUo will wood suitablu for tho fireplace. extend expert advice to poultry rhone 47-l-J tierH if apple in-!, Nurses and Seal Sale Wbrk ers to Meet Here for Conference Offi cials Coming. Mrs. Clendora Hlakely, state ad Jvlaory nurHf!, Is apendinK a couple of days in Kosebui'K conferrii.K with the members of tho DolikIuh Health L'nlt with regard to the. de- titflB for the health iiiMtllute and seal Kale conference to be held In Koseburg September IH, Mrs. Hlakely HtateH that It has been de cided to call a meeting of tle nurses in connection with the gea.1 sale conference, and it Is expected that there will be 25 or more health workers from various parts of the state present. Nurses from Lane, Douglas, Coos, Jackson, Klamath, Deschutes, Josephine and Curry counties will participate in the institute, which will be held on the afternoon of the lmh. , The morning of tiiat dale will by KlvVn over to a general, public lieulth program, at which time prominent workers will make short talks concerning tho Clirlnt mas Seal Sale, money from which Is used annually for health work. Dr. Phillip Jacobs,, of Now York City, publicity director for the Na tional Tuberculoni"n association, will bo the chief speaker ut the health program and the Institute I Sadie Orr Dunbar, executive sec-1 rotary of the Oregon State Tubor- culosls association; Jean Bosley, health education director; Lloyd! wilcox, publicity director: Ger trude Deutsch. Instructor of tieulih ! act education at Monmouth Niirmnl- i other raiders regarding their flocks, eluding work of culling. Mr. K. , noiS qu wen K..on mme Ca 32(i licit; ib unninmiK .n. natiei ill iiic ; KXI'EUIKXCKI) ghl wants baby or small child to care for In own work of installing fixtures at the plant. It is the intention of Mr. Itaker to send out price iiuoiatious regularly, keeping farmers in fomed as to the markets, and to encourage poultry raiaing on a large Scale. LOCILIMCTGu STATE SUPERVISOR Mlaa Frances Wright, who for thu past two years ban been ut the head of tho homo economics department and 'cafeteria ut the nenlor high school, ban been ap pointed sluto suiiei-viKor ut home economies and will be connected Willi .the vocational education de partment maintained by the SmiUi lliiKhes fund, und will work in co operation with the state depart ment of education. Miss Wright will have supervision over the three Smlth-lliianes homo econ omics courses in the state and will also act us supervisor and advisor for oilier schools of the state maintaining li o m e economics courses In the stale und will also supervisor and advisor for schools of the suite maln- CDM.MO.N' vetch und vgruln seed. three cents per pound.. S. 1). Gol't, Oakland, Die. P. Z. for Prune tree borers now available. Now Is the time to use it. Denn-tierretsen Co. FOrTSALE-Purebred Jersey tot, 5 years ('il. Just fresh. L. K. I (iilllam, Koseburg. phone 14F34. TRY our $2.25 per "gallon " pulnt. It's good, covers OOU to CUD bq. ft. per gallon, lieimtlerretsen Co FOB SALE Bart leu pears, 35c! bushel. Pick lliein yourself, . brlni boxes. Tied Fruit Stand. Kellev's Korner. 4 WANTED to buy u used coupe or roadster. Call phono 2fFll or A. E. Ituttor, Ut. 2, Hox 87-A, Koseburg, Oregon. PF:ACHi:s For fancy- Elberta peaches come to J. K. Wilson,. near Winston bridge. Our prices j are right. Phono 21FJ1. FOll SALE 10 "acres in Garden Valley on good road, 43 walnut trees, 13 years old, small house and garage. . Good vulue $.'1700., i cash. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jack son St. FOR KENT Small furnTshVd , house, J(. per month. 5 room house close In, furnished, $12. J. I). Draugliton, Miller's Addition, Koseburg. Mary Hllliueyer, Held supervisor i "'"'R iionie economics courses, jof the bureau of nursing, und Mrs. Kl'" 13 Perfectly (pmllfied tlirougb inanely mil ue llllioilg IIIO pi llUllll-l " i u-iiee lor mis ent health workers who will be present Tor tho meeting. I In addition to these persons re 'gularly engaged in tills work. I there will be the various chairmen and heads of the county seal sale committees from each of the 'counties previously named, making a largo group that will gather for this important conference. BOYS BACK FROM CAMP The group of younger boys, rang ing In age from 9 to 12 years, who nuve been camping at Wolf Creek on Little river, returned homo Sun day. There wero 21 boys In the group, and nil had it most enjoy able lime. 'Tim water was too cold lo give much time to swimming so Hint, iho boys worn , kept busy largely In learning knot lying, and wooilumifl, wKh several bikes In' lerspersed for additional diversion. E. A. Itrltton, scout executive, who was In charge of tho camp Is leaving Tuesday for Coos county to prepare for tho Elk river camp which opens oq Thursday. The Elk river camp Is for Coos county Scouts wlio w ore unable to take In tho Wolf creek camp this year. It will last for six days. iwork, being extremely efficient In ner work. J he homo economics department f the local high school lias been a strong feature of its work during the time she has boen In this city. She has had previous training in schools In Kansas, Arizona and Idaho. The new position is' a decided promo tion and puts her In line for still further advancement In the future. Iter place here will be taken In Miss Elizabeth llourhlll, who Is coming here from Portland. FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE Crermnu shepherd pups, farm raised, high eloss pedigree. Will .take grain, sheep or goats. O. II. Wutzig, Myrtle Creek. l'TRNlSIIEIi apts. for rent, lteuu lll'ul first floor apt. with gar age. One cozy 2nd floor apt., strictly modern. Near Hose school. Q2(i So. Main, phone I2D-R. COQUILLE COUPLE HURT In ACCIDENT YESTERDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Munch, elder ly people from Coqullle, were in iioseuurg tins morning enroiite homo after visiting nt Forest liiove and Gaston. They bad their car knocked Into the ditch at. a point about four miles south of Corvullls, yesterday, and both wero considerably bruised and hurt. Mrs. Bunch Is suffering from n badly wrenched back, with bruises about the face and hands. Mr. Dimch was not hurt so badlv. Tile car was thrown over on olio side In the accident. These people bad expected to make Koseburg last night to visit with friends here, but after damage to the car had been made they were com pelled to slop over nt Junction. They drove to Cnullle today. OLD FINE 13 PAID Relieving that Koseburg is des tined 111 a few years to become the center of a more prosperous poultry section, and that the in dustry will supply constantlv In orimBtng shipments ot dressed poultry fqr outside markets, Mr. Sinn Maker, of Los Angeles, decid ed to open a local plant and en gage In buying and selling or all clas.ieH of poultry and poultry pro- -bona 284 Ovlt and Knns Sts. Ambulance Service Licensed Ld Embalmai SMALL FIRE REPORTED A snial Iforest fire was reported lute yesterday afternoon below I'nipuim. The fire apparently was started by a careless smoker. It was discovered within B short time after It was started and was easily extinguished, being kept confined to less than A half acre In size. Castor Oil tniulf! from fresMy . harvested benna. It hns n sweet, nutty Inste, not unlike n Rood snlnd oil. Can be taken cosily. Safe for children. Soothing in action. Cheaper because it's better. Three ounce Bottle 25c Nathan Fullerton 77i9 TrCOVCTtX Drug Stan Roatburq, Oregon Justice of tho Peace Hopkins thi summing received $10, repre senting the last Installment of :i 3!i0 flue Imposed upon Ike Allen of! .Mnrslirield. early In January. Al len was arrested on Jnnuurv f of this year by Ed Walker, deputy game warden, charged wllh pos session of venison during closed season. He was fined $50 and agreed that he would pav tho amount If allowed to go back to work. He paid S2.r. later In the month, and a few weeks after that ninde another payment of $16, um icii ine until installment un paid. Judge Uopkllts ullowed the ease to hang on until last week, when he ordered Allen committed to Jail, unless the remainder of the fine should be puld. This ac tion brought quick results and the final payment was received this morning. COME one, come all, and pick to matoes at 50c per bushel. Bring . your boxes. You can also get fine yellow Rantiim corn for' can ning at a bargain. This corn not culls. .1. E. Evans, Superior Gardens, Dillurd where your dollars have more cents. A LOAN on the home. A nmrt guge loan, lr made in terms con venient for the borrower to meet, Is no great burden and often encourages thrift. Our plan costs you less and lias ninny ntlrucllve features. Ump qua Savings and Loan Associa tion. Douglas Abstract Building. for' rale 20if aereslfe.rp and turkey ranch slocked and equip ped, all fenced, fair buildings., plenl.y out range and plenty wa tAr. f miles In town, good road. 200 -sheep, 260 turkeys, 3 cows, .( horses, rariii implements, chickens und every thing for $10,500. RKUCE COMPANY. ! Myrtle Creek, Ore. COME one, come all! and pick to- iHiiloes at S0c per bushel. Bring your boxes. You can also .get fine yellow Bantam corn" for can nning at a bargain. This corn Is not culls. M ,T. Lucas. The Pioneer Stand, Dlllnrd where your dollars have more cents. FOR SALE 700 acre sheen and turkey ranch, fenced and cross fenced for sheep. Plenty wafer. mm v v. 1 1 1 if 1 1 As a wonderful enfa for the fisherman '' well-known appetite, just picture a dish of your own freshly caught beauties stripped with FRYEV3 "DELICI OUS"' BRAND BACON. The finest hacon that careful selection, Govern ment inspection, and wonderful curing can produce and because it is so full of real nourishment, so very economical, and so easy to prepare, no wise fisher man will start out without a generous supply of FRYE'S "DELICIOUS" BRAND BACON. Can te had in templing slices, wrapped In U.16. sanitary Ccliopftane packages. elicious BSAND mm CM M l ! ion i niriT rnmnnnr VlflLLIiiUIIK i i 1111 bershlp is recruited from men with every political faith." f.tseorintrd Pr,'M !.nsiMt Wire) CLEVELAND, Aug. 21. more than 50,000 members A nice country homo 4 miles lo j Cleveland Catholic orders parading ,y town, i mile to school. ISO ! ti,,ni,i, i, ., ,,.i ,..,i..i .. r 3ie-vi, a gems, team, wagon ami harness. 200 turkeys. 201) cbick- KIWANIANS LISTEN TO INTERESTING HEALTH TALK All -Interesting health talk was presented at the Kiwanls club luncheon program today noon by Dr. DeWalt Payne, county health officer. Dr. Payne gave a general discussion of the economical lmpor tance of public Health work, and . ". U, a-'KIC 1 IMC IBIIUetl Ul the local pasteurization campaign now being conducted In connection ) with the local milk supply, show Wlth 'OK reasons why safeguards snouiii ne placed about .the city's milk supply as a mutter of eeon- ens. meats. BHl'C E COMPANY, Myrtle frenk. Oregon. 14 SEAMEN PERISH f.Kncitod Preiw Lrnnvt Wlri-1 SUKSDORF ORCHARD YIELDS FINE PEACHES I Irs. A. P. Suksdort. of Coos Junction, called tit the News-Review sanctum this morning and presented a box of delicious peaches, grown nt the Silksdorf or chards at the junction. Mrs. Suks dorf says they have 20 acres of peaches and the trees are loaded down with the fruit. The peaches nro selling at so eents per box or from SI to $1.74 per bushel. The peaches from their place were well colored and of excellent quality. In addition tn 20 acres of peaches they have a quantity of prunes, apples and pears. u pontifical high 'mass, Iho su- All necessary fanu Imp,,, ts S "nd most eventful day of its conven tion today. Two questions the situation lu Mexico and alleged circulation of a spurious Knights of Columbus PVM ,11 .1 1 ullul - ""'v,Tt n in I'lllin, ine mi,,., ',,-, i i ,i, i V, '"-""' : most discussion tit the convention. , In it steamship W. S McKenney, Martin 11. Carmody. supreme ni riving here today from Seattle, knight, said the expulsion of , reports the ,oss of fourteen of lier:wi,.3,a n,i ,,., Mexico con , en'w on the night of August 8.!stltntes a problem In which the I hey were washed overboard by a i Knights of Columbus . feel very! mountainous wave while trying to; deeply. He announced the conven-i , .ye iiaicnwny. i ne wuul at- tion would reaffirm the stand tak- a velocity esiiinateit at 120 , en at the IMS convention lu Phlla nillos an hour. dolphin, protesting to Hie t'nltod o ' States government the expulsion of j Catholics from Mexico. "We hnvo i never urged Intervention, but we ; have voiced our protest emphntlc- ullv." lie siilil. Carmodv also announced Unit noted the Knights, who number TOO.ono members in the counlry. would not narllciputo in the forihrnniing presidential election. "The Knights of Columbus posl- I lively w ill not endorse Governor "POOCH" DONOVAN DEAD l-pawd Win) Aug. 21 . Will-1 I .rtrlmr,t J'rrW NATIl'K. Mass.. lain V. "Pooch" Donovan. Harvard athletic trainer, a sprint star in tils youth, nml internal loiial ly known as an aulboiily In many sports, died at his home here early loilay. ite was fi2 years old. Doovan was stricken at the Olym-1 Alfred E. Smith or any other can pic games at Amsterdam and onldidatn for anv oilier office." Car the advice of physicians returned j mody said. "Ours Is a strictly imn in mlvnnc" of the team. partisan nrpniilnntlfin. Onr mem- DR. H. C. CHURCH Eyesight Specialist OF ROSEBURG will be at the Douglas Tavern, Drain nil day -Thursday, Aug. 23 For Better and Safer Permanent Waving The Leon Oil Way 'Special Price During August $10.00 Grand Beauty Shop Phone 150 ROSESURG BOOTERIE PORTLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN CONCERNS UNITE POHTLANIl, Ore., Aur. 20 Pinna for imirpor of th Union Snvtnc A l.onn nssoi'lntion with thi Wileral Savings A Loan n;sn ftatloii, hnvo biin announoed. Cnmblnotl asKt-ts will npinoxininti' $:L3titi.inm, with mwly 11.000 nu'mliors. (Irnnt rhcloy. prf?'!!!1!, nnd .lr. It. llnhan, st'oretary-inanacfr of th Kedi-nil Savings & Loan, will lf iH-fftiient and vice jmi tlrnt mntinp of the t'liinn Sav flips Loan. IttMi V. Olrntt. n s!i!i nt of the Union Savinp A Loan since the first of ih ypar, will bp on the hoard of directors. The Medford Visitors Mr and Mrs. B. I,. Harry of Medford were arrivals in this rliy veslerdav for n hi ii-f huinf?s visit. ioe Sale Closes Saturday, Aug. 25 Buy Now and Save! ROSEBURG BOOTERIE