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VOL. XXIXNO. 171 OF ftOSEBURQ REVIEW
ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1928.
VOL. XIX NO. 242 OF THE EVENING NEWS
SAYS HE'S HAPPY
(Auorlittd ITtti Lraml Tir)
LONDON, Nov. 6. The Kcllogg
flrtand pact reuouneinje war took
precedence today In the address
which King George read from the
throne in opening parliament.
The speech wait heard by a bril
liantly robed assemblage of peers
and their bejeweled peeresses with
commoners looking on and listen
ing In from their balcony.
"My relations with foreign pow
ers continue to be friendly," the
king began In deep clear tones,
reading from a scroll. "My gov
ernment has been happy to accept
the treaty of renunciation of war
in the form proposed by the gov-
eminent of the United states. To
my great satisfaction this treaty
was signed In Paris on August 27
T by plenipotentiaries on behalf of
all my governments and in behalf
of the United States, France, tier
many Italy. Japan. Belgium, Po
land and Czecho-SIovakia."
A cold yellow November fog
enshrouded the king and queen and
their great state coach of glass and
gold as they rolled through the
streets of London this morning to
open parliament In state. The fog
hung like a gray blankets over the
Mall and all along the line of the
royal route from RucklnKhaiu pul
ace to Westminster. Troops mov
ed like ghosts through the pall and
crowds of hardy spirits braving the
weather, stood in huddled groups
outside the palace an hour before
their majesties were due to leave.
SPECIAL
EOLOW SPRING M ATTRES8
Specially Priced
Powell's Furniture Store
115 Sheridan Street ,
INTO
This
MR
F You WANT SPOUtiS I
LAONDR-V DONE
tost call us up AND-1
Whether a man Is well groomed or
not depends a lot on the manner
in which his personal linen ts laun
dered. We want to tell you this.
Mr. Swelldresser, that at this laun
dry de luxe you will find complete,
satisfaction.
Roseburg Steagki Laundry
Phone 79 Roseburg
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
live forever. Tirand' Road Stand.
MEDFORD YOUTHS
ACCUSED OF THEFT
AT MYRTLE POINT
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MARSHF1ELD. Ore.. Nov. 6.
Two boys accused of robbing a
hardware store In Myrtle Point
1 Sunday morning were arrested at
a lonely cabin on a mountain near
Oravelford late yesterday. The
boys are Roy Holbrook and George
Kverett Single, both of Medford,
each 14 years of age. Slagle recent
ly was sentenced to the state re
form school, but paroled. for car
theft. Officers reported all loot and
a car they stole to make a get
away had been recovered.
scrimmage practice, while Oakland
too, needs practice againBt an out
side team, so that arrangements
have been made for a game at the
local field Friday afternoon start
ing at 4 o'clock. Oakland has a
very strong team this year and has
been making an exceptionally fine
showing for a school with a limit
ed student body from which to se
lect players. The Oakland team re
cently defeated the local t junior
hieh team In a close game and so
will furnish the senior high team
some pretty keen competition.
Because of the liberal response
given by the residents of Rose
burg to the school's appeal at the
time of the hi jinks, the school will
furnish this extra game free of
charge to spectators and Is Inviting
all football fans of the city to at
tend the game at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L
ROSEBURG AND
OAKLAND TEAMS
TO PLAY FRIDAY
YOUR XMAS CARDS
Always rGmembeT" for the
very best in Christmas and
New Year cards the News-
Review exclusive Job printing
department excels. We are
now displaying a wonderful
line of engraved and printed
cards and solicit your orders
early in order to make prompt
delivery. Order now and pay
for your cards January first.
We have them in the most
elaborate as well as the
cheaper styles to make selec-
tions.
Roseburg and Oakland high
schools will play a game of foot
ball here Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock, the game being outside the
regular schedule outlined by the
two schools for the season. The
Roseburg high school Is preparing
to play at Grants Pass Monday.
ArmUtice day. and ts in need of
ATTENTION, MOOSE
Regular meeting Wednes-
e day. Nov. 7th. Initiation by
Eugene team. Bring your can-
dldates. 4
Geo. Cllliam, Dictator.
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More cream-of-tartar
than any other- - more
tiny bubbles to fluff
your baking more
wholesome-ness
THE NEXT PRESIDENT
X LOCAL NEWS !
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8pM Afternoon
W. L, K rant i of Garden Valley
was here yesterday afternoon visit
ing with friends and looking after
business affairs.
1 Mslrots Visitor
C. Tavender. resident of Melrose,
day for a few hours to look after
business matters and trade.
; Azalea Visitors
I Mr. and Mrs. W. Baird. residents
i of Asa if a, were among Roseburg
visitor yesterday 10 transact busi
ness and shop.
8pnt Day Hsrs
Mrs- Pickett Mc Mullen of Rork
Creek was In Roseburg Tuesday
and spent ths day rlsUtng with
friends and shopping.
Back Prom Game
Bam McConnell returned to this
city yesterday afternoon Tia the
Cascade route following a trip to
San Francisco where he has been
since Friday. He joined a group
of Oregon men going south for the
Oregon California football fame.
Hera From Tiller
J. D. llitg, resident of Tiller,
spent several hours Tuesday In
Roseburg vislilng and looking af
ter business Interests.
Visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Herman Schulli!. resident
of Itrockway, wss a visitor In this
city for several hours on Tuesday !
and was transacting business. I
Called by Father's Death .
N. J Rose arrived hers last j
night from Red Bluff, California.)
being called to this city by the)
dth of W. H. Rose. North Peer
Creek man.
BOMBAY. Not.-. An epidemic
of cholera Is racing In the state
of Travancore. In the southern
part of the Indian peninsula. The '
deaths total 2.000 or 2 per cent
of the cases.
Miss Mary McCarthy, after
spending a few days in this city
vls!t!r.K reistives and frirrd. rt
turned to Eugene last night.
Arrives From Portland
Mrs. Retha Baugh, formerly of
this city, arrived here yesterday ,
afternoon from her home In Port ;
land, being called by the death of
her father. W. H. Rose, of North
!eer Creek. i
Comes to City to Vote -
Kd Brady, who for many years
re-tlded in Roseburg and has at- !
- regarded It as his horns, j
came to i Ills city yesterday from i
Rock Creek. Coos county, to cast !
bis vote, and remained over to 1
vtptf old friends
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Ipeclallet In the fitting of
Glasses
IK Jackson Bt
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. S. ANO P. L. COCKELREAS
Money to Loan
Douglas Building & Loan Assn.
NOTICE
Food and apron sale Satur-
day. Nov. 10th. at ' McKean,
Darby and llaulwln's. Maptlht
young married people.
NOTED MINISTER
BECOMES FATHER
IN HIS 73RD YEAR
(Araoolatrti Vrtm !Ksnl Wlrr)
MKPFORl), Ore., Nov. 6 Ern
est Scheckengost, 16. , Medford
school boy, died today from In
juries received in an auto accident
Sundny south of Ashland when the
auto in which he was riding skid
ded and overturned. The death
of Schreckengost 'was the eleventh
this year in Jackson county, due
to an uuto fatality.
MOTHER KILLS TWO
CHILDREN AND SELF
(AwvIiImI Ptni Lceucd Wlr)
WABASH, Ind., Nov. 6. Mrs.
Don Garber, 30, wife of a farmer
near Manchester, Wabash county,
killer herself and her two chil
dren, lHirls, 5 and Vance, 1, at
the family home by Inhaling fumes
from a liquid gas used to kill
mollis.
GLENGARY AND GREEN NEWS
Mrs. I). C. Mcflhehey has recov
ered from her recent sickness so
she is able to be out again. ,
Grandma Cooper, who had been
quite sick for some time passed
sway yesterday morning. The
family alt have our deepest sym
pathy In their sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Groves mov
ed back to their ranch at Kellys
Korner last week.
The S. S. at Green was quite In
teresting Sunday-
A beautiful election day so far.
and (he old saying a fair day for
a republican victory and a bad one
for democrats.
Arrive From Eugene
Mr- and Mrs. Fred I McOrew
and daughter, former residents of
Roa&btu'g, arrived bore yen Lord ay
afternoon fiom thvv home In Ku
gene. Mr. McOrew Is a brother
of K. A. McGrew, murdered on the
Cascade line while on duty for
the Southern Pacific company last
week. They will be hare for a
visit with Mrs. McGre-w's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chambers.
Camp Expanding
H. H. 'Dodge, proprietor of
Dodge Inn camp near Canyonvllle,
was an election observer in Rose
burg last nlKht- lie was accom
panied by V. W. Seaborn, a new
arrival In this county, who Is pre
paring to establish a garage at
bodgelnn camp In the spring. Mr.
Dodge Inn camp In the spring. Mr.
year and is enjoying a very fine
patronage during the tourist sea
son each year. His son, an In
structor In one of the large Chi
cago schools. Is associated Willi
him In the business and spends
each summer here. The son will
complete his period of service
within a few more years and will
then come to this county to rriUo
permanently.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weatber Bureau Office,
Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported
by K. l. Fletcher, Meteorologist Id
charge.
Barometric pressure (reduced
to aea level) 6 a. m. 30.03
Relative humidity ft p. m. yes
terday (per cent) 63
Precip. In Inches and Hundredths:
Highest temperature yesterday 6
Iwest temperature last night 41
Average temperature for the
day .. .. 50
Normal temperature tor this
date .... 4ft
Precipitation, last 24 hours .... 0
Total precip. since 1st month .2m
Normal precip. for this month 4.66
Total precip. from 8pt. 1,
192K, to date 2.54
Average preci). from Sept. 1,
JK77 49
Total deficiency since Sept. 1.
192S 2 35
Average seasonal precip. Sept
to May, Inclusive ...91. 16
Forecast for interior southwest
OtVim. t'.litmUtnl loliiKui ami
Thursday; moderate temperature.
OREGON STATE TO
GIVE WEBFOOTERS
A REAL CONTEST
CORVALI.I3. Not. 7.-.'!th the
exception of Carl Metten, hallbaclt.
and Dclbert Scott, tackle, the Ore
gon Ktate football team promises
to be at full war strength for the
traditional battle with University;
of lTre.on here November 17.
Metten. who had his right foot
broken In the game with Southern
California October 6, had the cast
removed last week and is now run
ning around with a slight limp.
Metten says he will be ready for
the big game but the doctors and
coaches still are In doubt. Delbert
Scott was badly battered in the
game with Washington Stato Oc-
toter 20 and has not been in a
suit since. There Is still a chance
he will see action in the Oregon
game.
Only a few alight Injuries were
received by the Orangemen in the
mix with University of Montaua
here Saturday. A few days of rest
for the cripples will bring them to
the front again.
Oregon seems to be a slight fav
orite in the coming tussle on ac
count of her great defeat of Wash
ington and the stand tbe Webfoots
made against the strong Univers
ity of California team last Satur
day. This ts the first time the Web
fools have been run in as favor
ites over the Orangemen since
Coach Schlssler came to Oregon
Slate In 1924.
Applications for tickets to the
game are coming In bunches to
the office of Carl Lode!!, general
manager here. Present Indications
point to a sell out. Additional re
served seats numbering 11(H) have
Just been put on sale for the pub
lic. These seats which are selling
at 12.00 each will be In front of
the west grand stand and close to
the playing field. Fans desiring
seats In this section should state
on their applications that thry
want reservations In the "side
line" section, is the advice of Mr.
ImIi-11. Plenty of covered seats at
f2.R0 each are fit til available.,
APPLE PRICE8 REDUCED
. .
This la National Apple
week. ' At -Brand's all - apple
prices are greatly reduced fop
this week, Not. 1 to 7. Buy
daytime or evening- and have
a hot lunch, too, If you wlh.
IIRAND'S
STORES TO CLOSE
l ARMISTICE DAY
All stores will be closed
Monday. Nov. 12, Armistice
w day. with the exception of w
bakeries and meat markets e
which will remain open until
9 a. m. There will be no de-
4 liveries. 41
Kosicnrno merchants
ASSOCIATION,
E. K. Kenny, Secretary. 4
DANCE
at
TEe
Wigwam
Every
Wednesday
and
Saturday Nites
Music by
The Merrymakers
147 Jackson ntreet.
Edlow Spring Mattress
a Mattress that will never grow old
old hy
Powell Furniture Co.
1 1 5 Sheridan St.