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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. ' THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. I92ftr
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Visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Gunard Johnson was hern
frnm Melrose wnr a few hours yes-; imiKlnss valley, was In lloseburg
terday shopping and looking after ; yesterday attending to business al
business matters. i fairs and vislilnc.
BEWARE THE COUGH FROM
COLDS THAT HANG ON
( Coughs from colds may lead to sts
fious trouble. Ym can stop tfiem
now with Creomulsinn, an emulsified
creosote that is pleasant to take.
Lreomulsion is a medical discovery
with two-fold action; it soothes and
Iteali the inflamed membranes and in
hi bit (term growth.
Of all known, drujn crcosoie Is rec
ognized by high medical authorities
as one of the arcairst healing aptneirs
for coughs from colds and bronchial
irritations. Crcomulsion contains, in
dflition to creootet other healiflp
CREOM
FOR THE COUCH FROM
Fast Trains
Fine Motor-Coaches
Scheduled tot your convenience fist trains., deluxe
fnotnr-cnach.es combine to give you the utmost in travel
flexibility. Go by train return by motor-coach. There t$
a departure and irrivJ time to fit your plans.
To Portland
'Sh.nr' .
"Oregon fan"
MfMt Coach
Motor Coach
To San Francisco
"Shasta" .
"Oregonian
To Coos
Mmnf Coach . . . . 6-li. m. 9 10i.ni.
Motor Coach .... 4.4up.m. 8.05 p m.
To Klamath rails Eureka
Lt. Mtdford . . 7:00 a.m. 11:25 a.m. 4.00 p m.
Ar. Klamath Fills . 10 15a.m. 2:40pm. 7:15p.m.
Motor Coach leave: Grarrj Pj frt Eureka 10:20 a.m.
kA Setuark of'SiltrrGrap"
TSee fine mntor-cr aches cover western OreBon. In
Wirinn in pjcint Hi.ehway travel branches raduieout
frm such center as Salem and AiKiny to Monmouth,
(gj Irdtpcn.e, Newport, Lebanon, Dill-is, Fails City,
Southern FacaSIc
be taken up at once, a
I Lookingglass Man In-
A. K. .Millard, rum-her of Look-
elements which soolho and hcaj tho
iii(l;tmed mrmbranes and stop the ir
ritation, tvhile the rreoanie goes on to
the ptomacli, i absorbed into tho
blood, attacks the srat of the trouble
and checks tire growth of the germs.
CreoniuUion it pjarantred satisfac
tory in the trratmrnt nf coughs from
colds, bronchi lb and minor forms ol
bronchial irritations, and is rxcril-nt
for building up the syMt-m after colds
or flu. Monry refunded if not re
lifTpd after taking according todirec-
tinna A air .m- i-.i.i.l I ...)
ULSION
COLDS THA THANG ON
Leaves
4:40 p m.
. 12:01 a.m.
, 6: -15 a.m.
Ar. Portland
10 M) p m.
7:".'.t) a.m.
2: -H p.m.
11:30 a.m.
7.35 pJO,
Leaves Ar. San Franc two
. 2:10 p.m. 10:M)a.m.
. 6-20a.m. 7:30aja,
Bay Points
Leave Ar. Marhncld
PSone 1 1
FLAY AT MME
The Roaohurg high school foot
ball teem opens Its season FrHUy
with a rant at Myrtle Point. The
nam has had only one gntne so far
thin year, that betas: a preseason
(tamo last week with (ilendale
high In which Kosebiirft was the
winner. The local boys are count
Inn on a victory at Myrtle Point
tilts year, despite the fact that the
l oos county tara ts reported to be
a strong and fast eleven. Rose
burir's team this year is consider
ably better than the school has
turned out at any time in the pant.
Most of the boys httve had some
experience In football so that the
team will not be bothered by
"staiee frtKht."
t uach Turner has been drilling
his U-i.in steadily on new plays de
dlgnvd to speed up the .action mud
Rle a greater drive on the offense.
The team is already a strong de
fensive aggregation, but has shown
a weakness in practice lu their of
fense. Coach 'turner la working
hard to overcome this weakness,
and a fine improvement is befog
shown. The boys have been given
only light scrimmage so far this
week, as most of the time has been
given over to signal practice.
F&R COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
' Your support la respectfully so
licited Nov. 6, 19S.
MRS. EDITH S. ACKEKT.
Getting Up Nights Is
Nature's Danger Call
Rev. W. H. Mitchell, 82 N. Park
St., Columbua, Ohio.
Says, "I feel I am doing real mls
sionmy work when 1 tell or write
how niy wile was relieved of a se
rious ease of bladder Irritation with
Uililuted Huchu (Keller formula).
Mie had to set up 6 to 8 times each
nlKht." It acljs on bladder as epsom
sails do on bowels. Drives out for
eign deposits and lessens excessive
aeidlty. This relieves the Irritation
that causes getting up nights. The
tablets cost 2c each at all drug
stores, Keller Laboratory, Mechaa
lesouig. Ohio, or locally at Nathan
Kullerton's.
Clt nnv fnr vmir hnlidHV DhotOS.
That is one gilt that is never dup
licated and always appreciated.
Kuseburg studio, lw jacKson.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Foster Split shako Industry
under way here; shipments bWng
niatto to 1'orUimd niarkota.
St, Helens Ilnncbrporat loo pur
chases Fiirft National Bank lieio.
St. Helfus-Local ah purl to be
improvfd.
.Myrtle I'oint New building on
Sprue street proposed.
St. Heiens i'ity building per
mits Tor firt nine months ot ear
totaled 231.9'.
(i ravel Ford Power and light
line planned for this ctinniiMity by
Mountain Stales Co-
Miller li?iai:d Contract let for
Furtatdng four miles of road from
this place to Miller Hill.
Choi wood Harvesting of very
satidtacioty onion crop complet
ed. Dayton Market road froin here
to Salem being graveled.
Astoria Youngs Bay highway
apan being renVcked.
Klamath Falls Flans completed
for construction of new t.5.u,'0
business biuck.
Hood Rivtr Apple harvest in
this soctiou now going strong, l'tu
ears shipped daily.
Lakeview Ked clover in this
county bhows profit of $70 to $v
per acre.
Sew berg Frc Methodiats dedi
cate new chuncTi he-re.
Now berg Fayoll of local ran
neiy is,J13,(M(J a weed.
A.'ini ii Nehaiem road job near
itig toii.plelion.
'J'illHinouk Two copp'T wire cir
cuits, &o milts long, in operation
ly telephone rompany b'twt'ii
ln-ro and I h-lake. Finsiou of
line boudiwaid to t-w poi t ilait-
IH'd.
Ttlla,ook - Oruattfatiun of lo
eal "tjood Koads" rumip complet
ed. M Mlr.r.vllle Tt'uilding of ?ho!-l-i
ul hlRhnay bet w ren here and
1 illatnonk a st p nearer through
botjstlng of loc;i Cha-vher ot Coin
merre. Sbracue Itivnr New $1,0Mi
httlldilig lo house gnfrtcn ind
Iheatnr planti'-d Tor fonst ruction
here.
Spi Ingfield New firo preven
ilon -quipinent adcled to lootl
schools. Q
Foniiuid - i.arj!'-Ht 'iTtrir sik'n
on I'aclf r roust h-inp installed
U'-m by Huhfitld tll ronipuiiy;
will art an etude for aviators.
Itnsf hurg Fall crop of tau'i
flower Is budinu loal i ti
Fori land Jacob A r.iir plan
r')i,trii'lon of building to house
structural steel hiiMincas oi Grand
Avniie.
Fonland Total of $11 ITH.rpT,
wiil b- hpf-it for ntrnrt widening
pioiftam hk outlined hv city roun
nl. itojcbUiR - S. P. ompany an
nounce plans 'o erect two new
b'iI:diriCR hre and will conduit
f M nltAl V niv Hi piiint and geil
nral Phfd.
Klamaitl Falls ClirfniW of
Coinnierr e in-'alls new elect ric
vrntlla'inn ftein.
K Is math Fall - New fire dc
partnunt uiinncnf pifftfjed here.
Kiamnth FalU- l.M- n-n.n A
;reat NoriU'in Ilailtoad (Ioa:i
river lo ea tumoted
Hrrnbura New serpen Itisrail
ed in lc al theater.
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ELkS ATTENTION
Meeting n'cht Oct. 11. 1928.
Vote to be taken on changes
of Constitution, briefly aa fol-
lows: Fixing amount of ex-
lnseA of Hep. to Grand
lodge; creating the Elka Na-
tiotml Foundation Trustees;
change relating to withdraw-
al of funds; establishment of 4
0 National Foundation Fund;-
permitting the establishment
of lodges in cities of less than
5.(00 where circumstances
warrant.
DOUGLAS WA1TE, Sec.
: lighting system for Sixth street
announced. ,
i Iitout-trtjli Tin we luU of Clu
nook and Silverside salmon
! brought in by local fishermen In
! one day.
I Marshfield Placing of 32 miles
I of transmission line from here to
j Heedsport made in record time.
! Construction finished ready for
I test.
! Keedsport Itoosevelt highway
through city completed and open
ed to traffic.
j Scottshurg Work on brldse
; aver Fmpqua river makes steady
; progress.
I Chiloquin Local state bank sold
! to Pancorpora'ion.
Nortl Personal Landscape Se
vie? Co- plana to build modern
nursery plant.
Astoria 14 ships loaded 13,192
tons carpo at local port in one
week.
Condon Nino new buildings
under construction here. Two of
them business blocks.
Traffic on highways in Oregon
has Increased approximately lilO
per cent In last five years accord
ing to tally sheet of state depart
ment. Astoria New river steamer to
take place of famous old Julia Ti.
will he built here.
Portland New beacon light er
ected on west hills as aviation
guide can be seen for 100 miles.
744 million feet of timber cut ht
Clatsop county during year, March
1. llJl!7, to March 1. 1928, accord
ing to county assessor.
Cold Peach Rich ore dicenver
ed at Mule creek. Reports $3 pan
and $3,000 to the ton yield in Gol
den Rule Xone.
Tillamook 200 additional lines
In-stalled in offices of Pacific Tel.
& Tel. Co. here.
Dufur Harvesting of apple crop
in this vicinity makes fine pro
gress. Astoria J. C- Penney Co. will
occn py new locat ion in Nelf-ou
nutldfng.
Tillamook Local cheescmal;
ers win many prizes for their pro
duct at both Oregon and Washing
ton state fairs.
Dufur New electric transform
er Installed to ncrommodate pa
trons in west part of community.
Klamath Falls Modern con
crete building wfll replace old
landmark on South Sixth street
here.
Klamath Falls Modern new
restaurant opened on Klamath
Avenue. !
Sit now for your holiday photos.
That Is one gift that ts never dup
licated and always appreciated.
Uoseburg Studio, 12'J Jackson.
(AMorfnh-ri I'P'M I,anH Win)
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 11.
Prices were steady in all depart
ments of local wholesale fruit,
vegetable and produce markets to
day and there was little of espe
cial Interest In the way nf new dr
vefopments. First receipts of new
Oregon anu California walnuts
continued toattract a little Inter
est. miprincs going to thr trade at
2r(i:i3c per pound cjcpendjng on
viirieijr and site.
The gi-ape market wa In better
shape with marly all of the over
supply of last week cleaned up
Prices were steady to firm hut not
quotahly higher. Tokays, both (!
non and California, were s lllng
from 1 25 to $l.ft per lug.
Tomatoes, cnti Iff lower, lettuce
and celery were In nhundnt sup
ply on the vegetable mark ts at
prices steady with yesterday's quo
tat Ions. Tomatoes sold at 4'ev Su
iter box and were of aveni2e hieh
f.iality. Cotiliflower hroituht from
,i lo $1 fio p' r crate, depending on
size mid gade. Celery nn coinnm
In from the Labish d'sirbi a.-: well
as from numerous nearby imin
and ranged from Pu: to 9or per
dxen riepe'idlng on size of stalk.
e i y hearts were unchanged at
vl 25 per dozen.
Onions and pot a lues moved
unout as usual, the former continu
ing to fetch strung prices wiiim
puds showed a wide range from
l'n: to fl 2" on local eumbinailor,
grades up to $.M'n 1 m for I'. S
No. 1 grade of Yakima N'tted
Gems.
Fntter and "gg values were m
r halted. Some commission men
are loot; It. g for emier prices In Hie
hnttr division but the marl"-t to
day had no appearance of weak
news and sharp d'-clim-s w t re not
anticipate Ly. the majority of
dealers.
Poultry and 'Aiintry dressed
meat. 4 wre steady and unchaiuv d
today.
Portland wholesale sugar prlee
were quoted lc lowr. effective
tbl niort.itiif. lefieitinK n corre
sponding drop on th Hun Fr!!c'--co
tnark't. Fruit and lierrv grade
will now sell t iu'u r ct
here. Jti-et sugar wilt be quoted at
i'i Hltiirjugh lo al HUiplica at
pre.-eni are iiominal.
AT THE6CASI0E
"Oil. Jafk. I'd lne to he mi it'
thiu, tMHjml (or l.Hiijin."
"Vou'i 1m- m nuh'y unpopulrir
pu3 n.T '
' Why, f-aiet?"
"iiifitHM tVfroiie i.n bunrd
NUT SHOP TO BE OPENED
BY LOCAL PHARMACY
Chapman's Pharmacy has secur
d the agency for the "Huddy
Squirrel" line of fancy domestic
and imported nuts, and la open
ing a nut shop department In the1
local store tomorrow. During the i
opening week tasty samples and
a prize contest will be teulure at
tractions to introduce the Ifne to
local patro. The company is I
rapidly extending its departments f
to all parts of the West ana is i
meeting with good success.
Spencer sweet pea seeds In
separate colors or mixed are sold
at Wharton Pres.
! LODGE DIRECTORY J
. . ;
Neighbor, of Woodcraft, Lllai
Circle, No. 49. Mt-pta . n tlisl
and third Monday evnU.gf, In
K. nf P. Hall. . Vlaltlng Nulgli
bora Invited to attend
KI.SIK WILLIAMS. O. N.
MAIH5AHKT W11ITNKY. Tier
W. O. M. L. M'ta In Moose hall
second and fourth Friilaya at t)
o'clock. Visitors welcome.
CONSTANCE BLACK, 8. R.
JKSSIR CALIlt)i:.N. Pec.
VIVIAN PHILLIPS, Tr-a.
K. O. T. M. Veeta each aecond
and fourth Thursday of each
month In Maccabee hall, corner
lass and Pine street. Visiting
Knights always welcome.
L. U. GOODMAN, Com.
W. A. KAPP. R. K.
O. E. S., Roteburg Chapter, No. 3
Holds their regular meeting on
the first and third Thursdays tn
each month. All sojourning
brothers and sisters are resbext
fully invited to attend.
ETHEL L. WKliU, W. M.
UtEE JOHNSON, See.
W. B. A. O. T. W.. Roteburo K
view No. 11. Holds repulal
meetings on second and fourti
Thursdays at T:3U p. m. Visiting
sisters Invited lo attend reviews
Maccahee Hall, XJine aud C'ass
streets.
MHS. MARY WILCOX.
JESSIE- ItAPf, Col.1
Pythian Sisters, Unipqua Tempu
No. 4. Meets the second and
fourth Monday evenings of each
month at tho K. of i hall. Via
ltors nlways welcome.
I.KNA VOUNO. M. R. C. "
KVA MARKS, M. of K. C.
MAY. E. FAHKKR. M. ofF
Laurel Chopttr, No. 31, R. A. M.
Meets every third Tuesday ot
eacb month In Masonic Temple.
All members requested to at
tend and visiting . companion
ftelcontu.
L M. LRHRHACH. High Priest
W. t HA Kit 18, Sen.
I. 0. O. f .t PhllttaVlan toagV Nft
8. Meets tn Odd Fellow Jem
' pic every JTrlday eveniiiK. Viitlt
dig oruu.reu , are aiwa)a --Mi
J. E. DENT, N. O.
A. J. UttDDKS, Rec. Sec.
J. B. UAILEV, Mil. K.c.
tayteii, hoseouiy Aei ie Ateets tu
eiucealtee Hail on t;asa at reel
on xeciind ana fourt h VWdnen
a ay eveniups of each month, at
8 o'clock. Visiting brethren In
good ntandlriK always welcome
OKORtlE.KREW, Jr. W. I'rea
J. 1) RA1LKV, Jr. I. W. I'res.
II. UtUlMAN, Sec.
B. P. O. E.lk, Rosenurg Lodge No.
326 HoldB regular couimunictt
tloii at the Elks Temple on each
aecond and fourth Thursdays ol
eucii month. All members r
guested to attend regutaily, and
an viniiinK broiheta are curdlall
Invited to attend.
WALTER ti. FISHER, B. It.
LUUULA8 VVA1TE. Sec.
U. 8. W. V., George Starmer Camp
No. 19 Meets jointly with aux
iliary aecond and fourth ThurJ
days at itofleburtf armory, 8 p.
m. All comrades and sisters In
vited. T. J.noitnnAt'X. ramp Adjt.
MRS. S. W. STARMER, Aux.
I'res.
A. P. & A. M., Lautei Loage No.
13 Regular communlcnt Ion sec
oud and fourth eilnendays each
month at Maaonlc Templ, Rose '.
burg, Ore. Inltora welcome.
K A. COOK. W. M.
W. K. HARRIS, Sec
Union Encampment No. 9, I .O. O
F. Mci.tn In mid Fellows Tern
pie no 2nd and 4lh W'ednemlayi
tit M'h mniith. VlKlling 1'atrl-
HITllN HlWH'M K'fl)IH.
ri M. KKI.I.EY, C. P.
L. F. ( RAM KR, II. I'.
CAM, V. tiHMAN, Scribe
Job's Daughters No. 8. Me, :
firht and third Krlituvs at 7:.to p.
m. Masonic ivmpie, Mmt-r .Ma
sons and ). E. ri. meiubTS al
WMVH Wecon)M.
MAXIM: riTKAUNS. S-e
Woodmen of the world. Camp No
125 Meets In Hih Odd Fellowo
Hall In Rosehtifg (very flrai
and third Mundiiy everihu;s. VIh
lllnjf nelchhoiH alwavs welcome.
M, M M1IJ.EK. Clerk.
Wosichnrj InHrj No. lOI7. L. O. O
M. Meets first nn1 third Wed
nesilays of the month. MoiikI
Hall, 21H X. J.ifhson strel. Vie
Itlnif hrnihers wlnnn.
t;i:o. i fjiuiAM, Din.
M (1. I'AH'.E'I KR, Her.
JNO. M THRdNE. Trens
DL MOLAY
CHAPTER
rtepuinr conitnunlrntion
2nd and At h 'I hursdays
Masonle IUM
Knights of Pythia. Alpha Lodge
No. 47 Meets every Wedm-slaf
In Knii-'ii! of I'ythlas hall, .',
Roue wit (.ft. Vlltora always
w. hounkr. r r.
HOY O YOl Nfi, m. r.
UEn. II. WARE, K. K. 8.
Rose burg Rebekih Lodge, No. 41
I. O. O. F. M eln ti Ori. Fd
lows Temple every week US
Tuesday evt-nlnii Visiting meru
hra In g'-od n'andinrr are cor
dially invited to attend.
oHarruCStcarns'
Jiistorv) of Roscburo
?hod State of Oregon
THE country left open to settle
ment by either British or Am
erican frontiersmen was a complete
and utter wilderness, traversed only
hy hunter and trappers of the Hud
son's Cay Company.
The possession of this dreary tract
of land was not, therefore, consid
ered a mattet of any particular im
portance, and no definite or aggres
sive action was taken in regard to it
for a number of years.
m
i
Dove cf Peace,
An enormous florsl heart Inscribed "My Pl" snd surmounted by white dove ot peace was the,,
tribute Al Capons, leader of Chloago'e underworld, sent to the. funeral of hie elsln lieutenant, Tony Lorn. .
bardo. Lombardo feli victim in a recent outbreak Of gang) warfare on Chicago's streets. The other pic. -'
tur eshows crowds waiting for the casket to be brought from Lombardo', home, with the numerous floral ...
offerings that overflowed to the lawn. - , ...
SPUC" MYERS FINED
An i.it itrm trirr) . i
( IlK'AtiO, Oil. 11 "Stiue." My -
ors. INH'Sli'llii. lila.. Ileht.wplglit,
has lipi-ii finul ivin of his $l.Sil!
purse ami siiRprmlril thirty dsysi
for fotlllllR .lurk Herat hi tiielr botlt
.Monday. Myers' Ritspensinn will
not lake effi et until ortoher 1 In
onltT t lint he may fill two Inter-'
venitiK dates.
0
Hone menl and other fertilizer
Is sold nt Wliarton Ilros.
You'll be
Surprised
al the
Moderate
Prices of
TAPPAN
Gat Ranges
We V.IM clniliy till ni
(nine iii,n;iT pas (or
l-'.oklnr (ITl'l iieslliflC
Hill- "ilinllni: Hpi'tlll
itl' will Jtlmllv hi'ip
l-rolth ins.
INbTAriT HEAT
I Moderaie f. . ,i) f' ''i 1 -
: I s v.
Jf HAVF. BKF'.N l.OOKINCi FOKWAHU TO
'ft tfi FPUnrur ori $
3
4
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
i 340 N.JACKSON .TELEPHONE 233 S
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KC'M'KiI'iIM'K'I'K'i;'
Capone's Tribute to
,4 i .rA
'jrV 4 i
THE WHIP HAND
rolli Rlnm Kohl Katlir, rnri
y6u slto m t poslllnn. In your
business?
Father:'. Yes. If you will aweo
to start at the boltom and wake
up.Llfo.
NO KIDDIN'T
Mrs. llBPthoT!h: I Wnl anlaiecl
when those, solemn tlarh boyi ac
tually told a Joka.
Mr Hnndnl: First crark out of
'the Darhs, so to speak. Judge.
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Southern Oregon Housewives
HAVF. IKF.N LOOKINCi FOKWAHU TO
The Amazing New
TAPPAN!
IN-SO-TOP GAS RANGE
The TAPPAN sveh le INSULATtD tn retain ALL nf the he.1t S
yet lie ventilated to aisu'O perfect hiking VOU'LL find that 9
TAPPAN gives you too per cent value f om the gis you uie.
Valuable
THE work done by our lady
attendant is a most valued
and appreciated work, espe
cially in cases where there arc
Women and children Involved.
Her services add a gentle
touch that is deeply appre
ciated. '
DOUGLAS
FUNERAL HOME,,
Comer Vine, and Lane Street
K.USEBUKG
A- i'i,H;lii!'1i::iliH"fFr::-::"r if 33W
Slain Gangster
mmwzteK
EATINO THE "PROFITS"
A ynunn wife, two pennies short
In parlnK bill, called lo Hiu
rook :
"Mangle, have you a couple of,,,
coppers do hstairs?"
Yes, ma'am," replied Macule!'
"hut they are cousins of mine." ..
Tltlllts.
AFTER EFFECT
"And after he kissed you three. .
limes, then what?"
"Well then he began to get '
sentlinetllnl " l.lto. ,,
J. E. CLARK. Ariml
KVEI N IKXA KR. N G.
GEUTIiLTS HATFIELD. It. S
.a'.i lo i'j to Nev Z';tlnd.''
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