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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, ORECON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1928,
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ROSEBURO. OREGON
Smart Felt Hats
For Women and Girls
An important selling of gen
uine Italian body felt hats in a
score of styles you must see
them to appreciate such remark
able values.
Euy Several!
"- Trimmed and tailored styles a se
' Irriinn nf colors buv several (or (all
Lnd winter needs. i
NOTICE
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W. H. Rose. 72-year-old plonker
of louprlas county, passed away
Hilii mom I UK at his home on North
I)eer Creek, Mr. Rohh, born Oc
tober 12, 1x56 in a camp wagon
near Canyonvllle on hia parents'
trip to Oregon from the erfst. naff
many chants In the county dur
ing his lifetime residence.
He was the son of A. J. Rob
and Elma Ruble Rose who came
from the east to nettle in Wil
lamette valley In 1S56. H1h father
waa a native Kentuckian and litu
mother waa born in West ViiKuiia.
Mr. Roae wug married on October
12, 18K4. to Mli a May Wheat at
Moro, Oregon
Food and apron tale Batur-
nth. at McKean,
Baldwin's. Baptliit
married people.
!
ent should give aerloua consldera
tlon. ;
It has been clearly demon at rat
ed that there la an Immense
amount of preventable diseases
and death among our children. We
would be all happier if we could
prevent thfa unnecessary drain.
It la in the first day. In the first
month and In the first ten years
of life that the greatest losses oc
cur. We are undoubtedly penny
wise and found foolish, iu our pu
lley of neglecting the Uvea of our
children.
The child should be considered
an an economic asset. It haa
Surviving him are his w idow and I coat money to bring him into the
the following children. Mrs. C. J
Ingram of Roaeburg. X. J. Rose of
Red II luff, Cal., Charles Roue of
Roaeburg, Mrs. W. II. Raugh of
Portland. Miss Resale Rose of
Roaeburg; and three sisters and
two brothers, who are Mrs. Lizzie
Grisham of Salem, Mrs. J. J. Flook
world and vhen he reaches matur
ity he will produce more than It
rVist to bring him up. The wealth
of this state is Increasing because
human beings have the capacity to
produce more than they consume.
It costs nearly J 10.000 to care for
the boy until he reaches 18. The
of CorvallU, Mrs. Wm. Slater of 1 actual value of the boy at the age
Creswell, E. Radger of Santa Rosa, of 15 n excess of $25,000. These
California. H. C. Rose of Lebanon. figures re calculated on the a
The body has been taken to thelprK economic class where the
Roseburg Undertaking company maximum earning capacity is
parlors where It will be prepared 1 26w0 a year i
for the funeral, arrangements for Infant mortal!? which Is pre-
which have not yet been complet- ventable costs the citizens of this
aiate over 4,oou.ot0 a year. This
is the amount the . state would
ultimately gain were the lives sav
ed and alWwed to reach maturity.
Preventable sickness during
childhood amounts to more than
five dollars per child per annum.
This figure wuuld mean a total
over a million dollars a year as
final : tne COBt f medical nursing and
norei other care during illness. Every
parent knows how great a fi
nancial strain Is occasioned each
year by Illness of children.
Most of this loss is unnecessary
and preventable. How much are
we now spending for the conser
vation of child life. Only a few
DISORDERS ON
ELECTION EVE
IN 4 PLACES
(Continued from pare 1.)
by foul odor hdmhs on
Hoover campaign gatherln:
which forced about 4.000 persons
tn abandon the municipal hall last
night in the midat of a spirited ad
dress by the Rev. J. Frank Norris,
Vnrl Worth fiinriumeiitnll.t mi.
tor. '
The Baptist parlor finished Ills
address, as did the Rev. H. D. cents-per capita are provided for
KnicxernocKer or i.mio itock.tnis purpose. This Is Inadequate.
Ark., who followed him to the , We should provide sufficient funds
speakers' stand, but a third pastor, J to carry on efficient campaign for
the Rev. Paul Henry Packurd. a tho prevention of the nreventahle
former Christian church minister ! diseases of childhood. We spend
I here, wan forced to quit the hall, i millions for education t.hile we
Dr. Packard went 'to the studio spend only a few thousand tor
of ndlo station KOKO. where he i their welfare. We must learn to
delivered a criticism of Oovernor Increase our expenditures for
Alfred E. Smith,, which was broud-' child hygiene. It does not pay to
cast. neglect our children- Every Dennv
The bomb throwers were not an- we aneml tn Imnrnve ih. hontth r
prehemled. Local democratic lead-! children will be returned to us by
I era Issued Immediate statements a more productive and healthier
deploring the act. citizenship.
Mr. Norrin recently "dared .
dt-mocratic officials to bring libel! I Mrw TODAY ''1
suit against hlin after Texis demo-U '
crallc headtiuurters announced 1
that It had been suggested the SRI.EOT your flooring from rages'
alleged slander in connection with ! rp- . r r,-i
an antl-Hmlth speech over a Fort w t . "'
Worth radio station. . 808 N, Jackson.
mllcn
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey
ENCiLAND, Ark.,: Nov. 4-Eggs cow. Phone 33F25. . ,
hurled at the Rev. Ben M. Bogard. FOR SALK Chevrolet . tourliii'.
missionary Baptist preacher, who, good condition: for quick sale,
was speaking against . the candl- sn. U8 N. Parrott St.
dados of liovernor Smith and CT-Monday evening, a dark
"" blue sweater coat. Finder please
home town of the Hemocratlc vice-1 , wlnche,ter atreet-
presidential nominee, converted . ! -
an opposing political meeting Into LOST Young silver gray Persian
democratic rally - suien. neue return iu niw
Hardly had Bogard begun hi. I bunr Dairy ft Soda Works. Re-
addrena wheq the eggs appeared , ' . .
from various polnta In the audi-. as i r.u iu nr,iAor win iraue
ence, throwing the audience Into Income property for sheep ranch.
an uproar. Rogarri waa not hit. Address
Many In the audience left, and vlw.
'S. R.," care News-Re-
"Yr drlvln' a right smart clip, t'day, Ed."
i ; va oot a latter that came by air. mall for lk Turner and I ain't
ont to hold up progress."
democratic shakers later took the FOR SALU Turkey .4, Mammoth
platform In bthalf of their native i bronze for breeding stock. Also
son. aomesucaieu Manara ouckb. w.
Senator Robinson formerly re- Pawl. reer 'reek.
sided on a farm near Knglaud. tn FOR
Lonoke county, and spent his boy-
Wait a Minute-Wait a Minute!
You Ain't Heard a Thing Yet
, ' (With Due Apologies to AUolson)
HERE IS "THE CREAM" OF
BREIER?S $2,000,000 SALES EVENT
SPECIALS--Now It's Shoes
During the last four or five months Breier has concentrated on the policy of buying cer
tain specific merchandise numbers in huge quantities at low prices and turning them
quickly to the public at exceptional values. ! '
Shoes are an item that are bought largely on the reputation of the seller because the av
erage customer cannot at first glance see the real value. But please rest assured that these
shoe values are greater than the values we have offered you in towels, blankets, lin
gerie, pants and dresses. We urge you to take advantage of this opportunity to buy Foot
wear for the entire family at prices that make.you Real Savings.
Our Men's Work Shoes have right of way in the
We have new turned the
full force of our buying
power on Shoes. We have
gone into the market for
.more Shoes at lower prices
ithan ever before. We are
selling them the same way.
Big selling and small profits. . Men s
Work Shoes at
$3.98
Men's 16-inch High Top Boots. Shoes
that appeal to outdoor men J
$6.95
Boys' high top Shoe, rubber sole .moccasin toe,,
strap buckle tip, sizes 1 Y2 to 5 V2 ... $ Q 0 Q .
.... OJidU
priced for
West, because we have set the standard for Shoe
values. One of Mr. C. J. Breier's hobbies CO Q Q
is Shoes. Work Shoes OlldO
These should sell for at least $3.98
We frankly admit these
Shoes should sell for more
than the price we ask.,
. But they have been pric
ed so low because we
operate under the volume
production plan which
protects our economy pol
icy n the advancing prices in the leather. market.
V MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS
, . - .$2.98, $3.98, $4.98
Will Sell on Sight
Ladies Black Kid 6 tie Oxford, steel
reinforced arch, price only .!......:.'.'..'....
$2.98
Ladies . black, Kid 'l ' strap
Pump, military heel, turned
sole,, putstanding
value ..
$2.98
Ladies Patent, 1 -strap military heel,
arch support, only ..'.:.:...1.'...'..!...:'..K:A.
$3.98
-ft 4
11 Hrlif
. This lot contains very fancy
' 1 and 2 strap cut out Pumps,
high heels, selected patent
stock, ; and , all the latest
style features. .This is our
big star lot of shoes, made to sell as high Q J Q Q
as $7.50, but Breier's price is $TlO0
230 NORTH
JACKSON ST.
Department Stores-i'jji-
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ROSEBURG,
OREGON
How to Be Sure
of a Receipt
Tho host nay lo b sure of a n
ri'lct la lo pay all bills by clink
then you will s.'t a receipt In the
form of an eixlorsniont ou th
back of tha check. Avail yourself
of this useful medium by having
your Chrckliif Account with us.
The Roseburg Nalional Bank
Eoseburo.Orc.
Money to Loan
Douglas Building & Loan Assn.
117 Jackson HI root.
hoed In the vicinity.
BoRard gained much prominence
In Arkunsaa recently by his ef
fort In behalf of an anti-evolution
referendum before the votera ot
the ataie.
"Cotton Tom Target
ANNISTOM. Ala.. Nov. 6 Tie
siHinftlbillty for tho ecg shower
which dt'rirended upon I'nlted
Sir ten Senator J. Thomas Heflin
as he waa nearlna the end of an
addrena la the autlltorlum of the!
Anniston hlffh nrhool Inst night In!
opposition to the Smith Hobinson i
presidential ticket had not been I
determined today hy Anniston po-i
lice.
Officers who were aligned to
the case Immediately following the
confusion are said to have report
ed to their superior this morn In it
that they had no tangible evidence
as to the Identity of the egg hurl
ers. Senator llcflln was assailed by
rgg throwers from the audience,
and although none of the eggs
struck him. some of them splat
teml so heur that his clothing was
soiled.
After police quieted the disorder
within the hall. Senator HeHIn
continued his addnss. which last
ed only ft few minutes alter the
Interruption.
While ihe audience as thrown
Into confusion by the egg nhower.
some of the persons In Ihe crowd
left the hall.
The address lnxt night waa Ihe
Inst of a long series of speeches
delivered by Senator Heflin in op
position lo Governor Smith.
SALE Two types oung
bulls, one of serviceable age. St.
Mawea dams and sire: T id died y
wlnks King's Noble. Priced rea
sonable. H. L, Plank, Junction
City. Ore.
TRADE 33 acres in Sumner val
ley, 9 miles from Marshfield; 5
acres bottom, goad house, large
spring water piped In house.
Will trade for country property
near Roseburg. V. J., care News-Hevlew
wr-i ;s hi iui.yinMwsi
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
tstcbllshtd 1(01
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
: tl
L HEALTH BULLETIN Jl
BlialBHaiaBMBaM
'hone 284
9ak serf Kan Sts.
Ambulance Service
Llotntcd Latf
Kmbahnt'
DO WE NEGLECT
OUR CHILDREN?
State Hoard of Health)
We hesr tho statement frequent
ly made that nothing Is too good
for our children. It Is true that
we spen.t million of dollars for
their education. The cnM per
child la almost a hundred dollars a
year Why do we spend a hun
dred dollars for tdmatlon and
then neglect to spend a few addi
tional dollars io protect their
health is a question that every par
The one time when ft
fountain syringe should
he In perfect condiilon
Is usually just the time
ordinary syringes hav?
some defect.
Err? . $2.75
Guaranteed for two
years.
KANTLEEK
Fountain
Syringe
Is not an ordinary one.
Made of highest grade
rub tier, red or onyx,
molded Into one piec
without seams, pnt'-hes
or bindings. Complete
tl of polished hati
rublxT pipes.
Nathan Fullerton
II Rovsburft, Oregon
SICILIIS FLEE
9:45 o'clock Wednesday morning
where friends may call. The fun
eral services will be held at St.
Joseph's Catbollc church Wednes
day mornlnn at 10 o'clock with
Father ' B. Clery officiating. In
terment In charge of M. E. Hitter,
will be at the Masonic cemetery.
( Uaoclatrd Pm, Uuni Win)
CATANIA. Sicily. Not. S. :
Evacuation of the town of Mascalp
bofo.ro streams ot flamtug lava :
rolling down from the crator of
Mount Etna waa going on rapidly
today. . i
The railway around Etna haa
been damaged and service Inter
rupted. A hastily organised motorcar
service w-as employed to speed the
evacuation ot Mascall while squads
of firemen and municipal police
hurried from Catania.
SPECIAL,
EDLOW SPRING MATTRESS
Specially Pried
Powell's Furniture Store
115 8harldan Street
WASHINGTON. Nov. . Severe
earthuuake shocks, lasting for
mof than three hours. Indicating
'h marked disturbance on the earth
surface at a distance ot 7,000 miles
jwere recorded abuui m!ltt!Tt
I by the seismograph at George
town university.
Prof. Torndorf, observer at the
school, said that the record of the
earthquake was one of the heav
iest observed In recent years. The
ifintt signs of the earthquake came
to the seismograph needle at 11:25
p. m-, Monday, and the vibrations
grew steadily lo a maximum at
U:05 a. m. Tuesda. For 2 houra
jafter the first registration, the
shocks continued.
Prof. Torndorf said that It waa
Impossible to give any directional
estimates as to the earthquake center.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRI8T
Specialist In the fitting of
Olaeaea
11 Jackson 8L
CITY OFFICERS I
MAKE RAID ON
ALLEGED "CLUB"
A home rented by E. Donnely
located on Benson street was raid
ed last night by Chief of Police
Vaughn and Officers Georgu
Dietach and Jeaa Hodges, who
found 3 pints ot liquor in the build
ing. The officers claim that the
home haa been used as a "club" by
a number of local men. and that
they were Informed that consider
able liquor had been handled there,
but were unable to find more than
three bottles. Donnely was placed
under cash bail in the sum ot
150 to guarantee his appearance
iu the city court tomorrow.
Corn shelters for hand or power
:use are sold at Wharton Bros.
I
I MILLIONS OF MEALS
CONSUMED ON WHEELS
ATTENTION. I. O. O. F.
Brothers requested to meet
at Douglas Funeral Home at
10 a. m., Nov. 7. to attend .
funeral Brother Sherrln. J
J. E. DENT, N. G.
OR. FRANK CRANE DEAD
(Aaoclatnl pm UunI Wirt) V
MALDE.V. Mass.. Nov. 6
The death of Dr. Frank
Crane, writer. In Nice.
France, was announced in a
cablegram received here to-
day by his nephew. Dr. Henry
H. Crane of this city.
The cablegram said Dr.
Crane died suddenly last
night.
MRS. COOPER TO BE
BURIED WEDNESDAY
The body of Mrs. Hannah Ellta.
both (Kelly) Cooper, well-known
resident ot the county, who passed
away Sunday night, will lie in ,
state at the chapel of the Rose-;
bur Undertaking company until
DANCE
at
Ihe
Wigwam
Every
Wednesday
and
Saturday Nites
Music by
The Merrymakers
I More than 2060 tons for break-
fast, 1.650 tons for lunch and 3,780
tons for dinner!
That Is the amount of food Pa
j clfic coast travelers patronising
i Southern Parlflc dining cars and
' restaurants riisnosed of last yrsr.
according to Allan Pollock, manag
' er of the company's commissary
department.
The more than 7.490 tons of
food conanmed by travelers would
be more than sufficient to feed
every man. woman and child In
San Francisco for six and one-halt
days. As a matter of fact It waa di
vided Into more than aeven million
meals.
These meats were served In 140
dining cars, 31 all-day lunch cars,
17 station restaurants, and 20 fer
ryboat restaurants.
In variety' the foods Jncluded
every possible dish featured In
leading hotels. Spring vegetables
trom Pacific coast gardens and
fields were served every day ot the.
year. All of the dolicartes of every
season of the year were Included
In the menus.
"We endeavor." Pollock ssld. "to
meet with the tastes of all our pa
trons, and our tm-nus are arranged
.with thla In mind.
"Men seem to prefer the 'solid'
j foods and consume most of the
steaks and chops served. Women
like lighter foods and frequently
build an entire meal around a
salad. For deasert men have a
fondness for apple pie while wo
men like rich sweetmeats with
plenty of whipped cream."
INTO (' )
THISI V L
I IF
VtoU WkefY.Pfin.Mi I
LAONOB.V DONE ... . ' I
tost caul uj up ano- I
vbuvE jBe&uN ,
Whether a man Is well groomed or
not denenda a lot on the manner
In which hia personal linen Is la'tn
dered. We want to tell you this.
Mr. Swelldresser, that at thla laun
dry de luxe you will find complete
satisfaction.
Roseburg Steam Laundry J
Phone 7 Roseburg