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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSF.BURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1928. C" 'k ' ' It's bouquet that counts -- not mere strength ; i . . Vanilla is produced from the Vanilla . ' , ' . . ' bean the seed pod of an orchid - -the most delicate of flowers. So vanilla ' is a' bouquet of orchid essences. : ' i The finer the vanilla orchid, the more delicate in flavor and aroma, and far more delightful. That's all you find in Schilling - - none of ( the cheaper, harsh, more pungent vanilla oils that smother dainty dishes in a raw flavor. Your money back if you don't like ' Schilling's best! 1 1 ' . CoIIm a 1 9 Spices Bnklnsr Powder o Te Schilling Vanilla does not bake out or freeze out SIX HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES TO PLAY I 7.v'iraaYora. riti!jsraraisoii TjTI-lTlTlT-I-I-I-I i ' S ;AIR TERMINAL PLANNED In ml fur a "grand central air ter r .. Jmlnar' between ncre and u'-nialc. (Arulhl ri Hirti J, Tht'V said rnnatrurtioil mould bp I.OR ANdKI.KS, Nov. 21.-C. ('. Blurted Immediately. Twn half mile i ; fileir, capitalist .here, ami J. I,, irunwaya Kill be built, ami Hip In , Maddux, president of Maddux ait-1 It In I haimar will bp 4ui by lllu feet Hn-. annnitp. pil at-nntwIHon of in size. GLIDE RESPONDS RED CROSS ROLL CALL CAMPAIGN I ?lx player of i In Uosebuig high ; school loot Da 1 1 tvutu are pming Uieir last 'game ot high school toot dhii sriuay in the game Willi i A.iu- 'land, lime of tile j layer are via ians Willis the other inre are playing tiieir first and lust year ol lootoaii in high Bchooi, aitiio.ju au ot the boys, u 1 expected, wnl go to college to try fur places oo col lege lea nib. j niton JaoKnon, tackle, and Dud Hasur, guard, nave each hud fuur etis tii hiKh school football. ! i hefie two bo have been a great .lie.p on in KosebarK iine, boiti beliiK fast and htavy. Kat-h has 'Kooa prupectH for niaklnn college 'teartju, an ttiey have a good knovu 'edtie of fuDdanienialtt ana ufiio leiit experience and wetgnt to make 'tnein very valuable piuyem. Moftttt, who ato aratlimtes HilR yeui, uas had two years of high kcnool fool ball, and aaH made ait i excellent snowing;, he In a J bo a member ol tiie 1 baitketlmtl uquad aim ttaa liad three year(oi imiuci- , palion on the high sciiool tmskel buil team. i Sunuuuist, KusebtirK center. Icaitie out fur football tnin Hprlnxr-j and because of his excellent woik win imnieuiatHiy givta a beriti. i Saudquut Ik proving hlniHelf an exceptionally Kood player and will l be able to make good progress if he goeu on lu the Bijrt i Ita Hull and Khety ItoberUou, "1 lie ;oid I'tist 'Iwiim," who hoid down the end positions on the lto.se bu ik team have beta largely reAponsiole lor the Kd show in tho local team has made this sea sou. Itoseburg started the year 'with a team that was exceptionally i weak ou each flank. Kobertbon and J H utl were "discovered" In the In ;terclass tournament, neither . hav ing had previous experience. They aio both good athletes, however, and quickly took a liking to foot ball and have developed Into ex ceptionally good players. As a re ,suil of tnuir excellent work the end positions on the It out-burg ileum have now been made the sirohKimt places both lu ufee and cficiitfe. ihose two boys u.j ian oportunlty to make recoru- ,for ineiiuelves In college loot ball. i i 'd o till these vacancies Coach jTuiuer has suveral good boys that ihave been receiving a good deal of juxperieiuo this sea son. He will at- so receive the junior high school team intact,! wi.u the exception ol tlwo members.. Thia will materially .help the senior high (earn, as the Junior high this year has turned tout a remarkably last aud clever .team, with plenty ot wtlght. ,j Huscburg has won three games ; ujid has lost three during the tea- j (son.. lileniuilc, Cottage lirove and iCiants tta8 Were defciitfd, hliu M rile Toint, North Uend nnri jMaiKhfioid each won from Itose ; burg. The scores In all or the games v eto close. U Ro.TMiuri; can beat Aumamt in jttm game Knday nrtetnoon at Kin lay riled, the local school will have beaten a percentage of .000 for the- : first time In the school's history. "I Ashland is reported to have a iblg and last team, with a smashing bai klleld. A heavy fullback who i.i tibt'd in smushluK the line has been a powerful factor In Ashland's vic tt)i ics t ii is year. T he Kosebur team la determined to end the sa Rin with a victory If possible, and ! the players who are leaving school are determined to make their final game the Dcst incy nave c ei played. t)r For fluffier, better flavored pancake. Easy to make. Aak your grocer. FDR BURGLARY STRANGLE R LEWIS TAKE8 Nolan S. Drawn and Allen Hart-: Ipy. onus mill worktra. pr ten- j lenr-il iu two yeara each in the ' J pcniiiin.ary nalcrday afternoon ( after tli. y had entered pleas of ! guilty to cbancea ol burttlary. The : 3 ON PAUL JONES TONIOHT TX I, V . yT i ..u V ' i at Myrtle Point chanted with rob- 5 bint; he Nirhols atore at BrocK- i way. They forced an entrance In-!) i to the itore SundAy nlKht, officers , 5 wtated, and aecured clothine. j 2 Klovea. fihoea. and otlier articlea, 'outlier 'iiU a amall amount of IS ;iiiunt-y. Th"y were caught in Myr tie I'ofnt and moat of the atoleni cooda fniind in their lioaamalnn. I i I They were brought back Mondayl DRESSED TURKEY SHOOT ( Ajaf Milil I'raB Lrud WiM-) 1-OS ANdKLKrf, Not. 21. Paul Jonen, ilouKton, TexM, liody scis sors exiionent, will attempt to top pif Kd "StranKler" Lewla from hl b' svylght wrestling throne here tonight, lackliiif the champion in a beta two out of three falls fia-1 ih match. juut-o utl LUlWflKliril l) '...i.. a. . . more than a score of pounds and h. RTrf."? o.oeriniici- nd -irnih un fuur', alve Pmnd Jury Indictment, go- t hi champion, hut 1I03 Texan U et!ectd to give Lewis a gruelling battle. , ha Dern. 2ut pound Salt Lake giapplcr. matched with Hill Kliaw or Cleveland, Ohio, In the semt-windup, a one fall, one-honr limit affair. lnc directly before Judge Hamilton u'wn district attorney's lhforma-3 tim. They entered pleas of guilty jt and were sentenced to the ueni-: S . temiary. They were recently em- 3 ployed near Bsndon. For fencing see adv. of Stearns & Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore. NAVAL RADIOMAN KILLED Jwircfntd I'rm ctcl Wire) SAN IMKGO. Calif., Nov. 21. Joseph Newton Smith, Jr., 2S, chief radioman stationad at the Choliai IleUhts naval radio station, was killed by an electric chock while on watch. Officials said Smith, In making a te Eat barbecue sandwicnes and (We forever. Brand t Rod fitand. . .i . AU5 IIIN AISO SON 5 DUNSMUIRr CALIF, j Wm. Austin and son, Merle, have) jiifit returned from a business trip! to Ran Francisco and-other north-' era lamorma points, spenuing a F.hort time at Dmisnmlr where they recently purchased a florist shop held one of hi.- in-! which will be operated In connec- sirumcnts too rlo.se to ai volt carriei. Thh current to the inatrument, killing him. ll.ouOltlon with The Fern at Jloseourg. jumped i Mr. Austin and his son are ex- ipanuing liner Duainesa very uia Iterially, and to provide additional Soe our Xmas goods. Quality In outlet for the products of their fine mired and money saved. The Wat- kins store, .120 W. Lane St ' i.b.'.dntn..L.jia hauA mi roh. afiA the :l)uti8iimir ahop, which la consid ered a very Important businesa. 'The proprletora will alternate in IhandlinK the Dunsmuir busineaa I while it is being developed and MiS8 Mildred Fullerton, who for the pant three yeara has been em ployed iu-The Fern i beinit given manaKPtiiPnt of the ItosuburK ahop. Under auspices of the Douglas Sportsmen s and Game Protective Association, at Club Grounds on John Marks Ranch 5, miles west of Roseburg. SUNDAY, NOV, 25 Be on Hand at the Beginning of theShoot Bring your old scatter-gun and win your Thanks giving Turkey. Everybody is welcome to take part in this shoot. . , SHOOTING STARTS AT 10 O'CLOCK ' ' Lunch and ammunition on the grounds special ... shoots arranged to suit the entrants. I Around th County j JXln-1 11K. lwv. Aim. w.tu uj u.. v George's Uuiid. CLENQARV AND GREEN NEWS Mr. and Mra. Clinton McGehehey lett for Upokuno, Waahlngton laat T'nuraday morning to mane their ' . i UVUI,. Tne W. C. T. U. met laat Wed ... NOTICE . 1 now have the most com- Given AwayFree! With All Purchases of J1.C0 or More We will give each customer e present. It may le any one of the following: Part wool 66x80 DouHe Blanket, pair of high grade Pillows, f elt Bane Rug, fine Rag Rug, Beautiful Picture, Fancy Mirror, fancy Oval Rugs. The best of all we pick out your present so you will not know just how good a thing you will get. If you will buy here we will treat you O. K. or your money bark. Powell Furniture Store 1 I S ShrrMiin .Slrcrt. nrnr Drpo? Pnoniinic'c PDin i.iimiui m .i ii hi UnllllLUlL U UIIILI nmrr niwn nnnTnu un troA oabu bn 1 The residents of the (Hide com- fOKMS set to 'tnuslc. Mauler t miinlty are responding In a most (Craft Sons l'ublialurs. Seattle. hearty manner, to the annual Ked 'Crows roll call, according to Mrs.! Klien Tout, chairman of the roll call In this county. Cutler the lendeiKhip of Mrs. Fred Assam, community Chairman, the I tide dlsttlct has already enrolled 32 members am: the roiuniiiiee re- j ports that more nam eg will bo Sent in MHin. because of the gi-ea I woik Ii lins in d" the lied Crows , li innilng I'm ih a Very strong ei-i loir this year in secure additional j money In order that It may meet i the ohliK'ttions. ilnMHl itjion it j Outside ccnnmuiities are fliotvitigi a git'iii deal of Interest, Hose-1 burg i ople are asked to come for- ward voluntarily with their mem bers hi p. Knrt.ltnients may he made at the outre of I r. ll C. ( hutch or at the chamber of commerce. TIIRK"RY I JL HL JL A.tf J JL KIWANIB CLUB TO Btt QUESTS n. H. 8. GIRLS Tl.e liir's of the home economics d iMitrm nt of the Senior hU'h M-limd w ill entertain the Kinanis cluii at i lu Mchool caleiei la and ihnins mom tonlghf. The glrht eacli year hold banquet for the service clubs of the city, and tho men always enjiy these meetings. t'Mfh ate a av 3 "Ittsti ticti o hiuI init'ieiing. - o- SHOOT Sunday, November 25, 9:00 A. 1Y1. at the Rifle Range just cast of town RAIN OR SI UNE FOR PISTOLS AND RIFLES ONLY. ANY SIZE Auspices Roseburg Pistol and Rifle Club. Makes Girls More Attractive Wotihln't ynii, loo. like a face pondci ihni wilt keep uhlne anay iiav e-n longer ird wmoothly not i log the tres-unit alws.vri be so pure and line? It Is msttn by ii new French I'nicess and t" i rentM . rill-.l MKl.l.OOl.O. It i Stirrly trth:ok U w underfill Fin e I'nwder. JlMt 1 trv Mi;i.U t;i,o. N,ithan Kuller- toit. f.UpnrUtrd Pre Lawd W Ire) CHICA(H). Nov 21.-Judge Wal ter IV Stiffen, tii-,- cnnimitt lug coach of Carnegie Tech, explain 1 totlay why the Carnegie coti h men def-'Hted Noire Ihtnie lal Sit iirday. and In so doing he colm-d a new Srotch Juke. "That Srotch line." said tho indue. "Inst outdu't gh e." Fur fifteen years Jml Snffn has hcen weekending In rilta Imrgh inaihing the Carnegie ftot hall teams. They rail him "tour honor l:i Chli ttgo, but in I'lttlttii rth hi H just plain "W'plly," a mighty xoA foo'huli co.irh, porlor court inmliinc his work on !hr rM !--h w hi- f''! -tt--i ory grid roarh at Carnegie lti:ni 1, into of TecliuolOKV here, j 'Mint the Judge i "a fniiHwy g.tod coach" ratitiol h" iINputed. fur hi 1!:') Tartan up to N.. IT had j not be n defeawd. Tht'T h :Je toi l-epifit nt llie I'rttd in tl'e Tail! iir ! ment ol nwcs h;tle In f'allfotnia Judge Stf en hoau ttiite n font! tall I'Htwr himself. I e Mir Walter Kekersall : qtmr ' Studio's I 111 ItoIi2c K3 rRF.sr.TF.D -AllAmericon , jV JlkhHil( Corporation 149 j LYRIC) JIADIO JJ 7 !: It FIGHT? LAST NIGHT t ' lC .. .... (My ine AHHOCiHieu MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. rtilly Light, St. raul. outpointed Her man Katzlarf. Minot N. I).. (10); King Tut, Minneapolis, outpointed Tommy Cello, San Kiancisto. (10); Ernie Peter. Chitaso. outpointed Jack Sharaev. Minneapolia. (6). INDIANAPOLIS. Johnny Mums, San Fratrciseo, and Johnny i Mason. Strnnton. l'a., drew (10); Norman Hrown, ChlcaKo. knocked out Orlt Hurt, Indianapolis, (3). CLEVKI.ANK. Oeome Court i ney. Oklahoma, stopped 'Charlie ' Itelanper, New York (5). 1 DAVKNPOKT, la Tuffy Grif fiths, Sioux City, la., knocked out Jarkle Wtlllnma, Denver (!). I.OB ANCKLES. (Vlwboy Jack Willis. Texao, outpointed Job An derson of Covington,- Ky.. do). nesaay at me non e oi jtrs. 1 pMe eleclr,L.al floor ax pul- , i. ' I lahing equipment In Douisias reported a aplemlld time. r uteen coun,v , clcan &ni ax.lK)18h in ail were presenL They are M floor8 M ,s c(,all making aprons. 1'uoae present . , k e(liciellt aIld vt.ry cc0. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC To w hom It may concern, that nn or after thia date, I. Sam Baker, owner of the I'mpqua I'oultry .Co.. located at 643 Winchester Bt., Ro.-eburg. Douglas county, Oregon, will no be responsible for any bills contracted by any one, unlets the order has the signature of Sam Baker. Signed, SAM BAKER. KIWANIS CLUB MEETS The Klwanls club met last night at the Senior hlgli school as ! guests of the department of home j economics- Cnder the direction of Miss Elizabeth HourhiH. Instruc i tor In home economics, the girls of the class served a most delicious dinner, after whli('. the club held Its regular meeting. Mrs. Tan! Casswoll of fillde two charm ing solos, after which an address j on hoys and girls club woik was J given by J. Koland Parker, county i club leader. The club had ilan I nd to join with Ileedsnort and Marshfield lit a meeting today, but I because of a mix up in arrange ment It was found that the local members could not make the trip I in time to be present for the moet , ine, nnd so the club voted to post pone the visit to ItcedKport until ! some later date. were lue president, Mrs. D. C. Mc- Ohehey, vice-president, Mrs. John Wiison of Winston, Mrs. Hoir metster, secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Carl A gee, Mrs. Joe Howard, Mrtj. Win. Austin' and Airs. Merel Austin and daugnter, llarbura, Mrs Floyd belts and daughter. Vada Mue, Mrs. John Betta ot Roseburg and aiso Mrs. Ueorge Frew, whoa. nomlcal. No obligations for 4 estimates. Phone oCK. U. J. Schaerer. 714 Mill St. , - NOTICE - r 4 ;was the honor guest. They expect, The first Monday In Ue- to meet with Mrs, Charley tiotr- cember, scholarship In .voice melster on Wednesday atiernooni will be given by Mrs. W. H. ot this week to make aprons tor uj Paulsen, 24 N. Stephens. bazaar some time In the very near , preference will oe given to future. ' 1 la MezzO sopranos and tenors, Grandma McGhehey, mother of j bowever. contest is open to , D. c. and Albert, returned to-her j Make appointments uow home in Roseburg last week. 1 Mrs. Mary Ulood and aon, Irvy, !)a4aaaaa came in Saturday from Couer d' i ? . , Z. . Alene, Idaho, to visit her son, (request of Santa Barbara police Burt, and family here. who charged htm and an unldenti- . o fled partner with fraudulently ob- , . i jtainlng $5h,(Mt) worth of securities LOS ANGELES CAPTAIN from Airs. Helen K. Osgood there. , , OF POLICE SUSPENDED jThe Woman, widow of a wealthy ! Oregon lumberman, reported she (AMocUtad Prrm Uaaed Wire) j had turned the securities over to LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20. Cap-1 the men, w ho were Baid to have tain J. J. Jones of the Loa Angeles Isold them. police force has been suspended I for tour months by the police com-1 mission for his part In having Mrs. Christine Collins Jn ajie city pys- You can save $ by having WH chopathic ward for several days bur L. Spaugh oroer your watches, when she refused to recognize as i clocks, jewelry and silverware. I her missing son, Walter Collins, a have no money Invested In large youth who had been brought here (stocks. No rent or clerks to pay. from DeKalb, 111. The boy later ; In other words, no overhead to add admitted he was not her son- jto the cost price. Just callit 64 -o - is. Pine St. and select from cata- For real taxi service phone 21. 'logs the articles you desire, and o air mail and fast trains will bilng WOMAN ACCUSES TWO OF 'them to your door. If not conveu 8WINOLE OF 50,000 ! lent to call, phone 420-Y. REASONS WHY (.wtati prt- LeaaH Wire) Annual bazaar by Ladies Aid. LOS ANtiEl.ES, Nov. 21. Wood-'christian church. Sat., Nov. 2t. ford Children, 28, was arrested by Parsiow Furniture store. 1 Bad Accident!! t hieken tamales, cooked fooda. i Parslow Furniture store. Sat. Nov. 21. Ladies Aid. Christian church. F'r fencing soe ndv. of Stearns & Chenoweth, Oakland. Ore. the Chicago piatnr for to leers. I v.m i ho was ats'ant coach to AIumto) SThkj In VM hr ttcrnme com h at j t'sincKie. nnd that very ear t lie ; Tartans csme Into the foot kill Hmelitfht, When appointed to the"! ChliMgO judgeship. Stetten decided! to ftw-get fivttlell. Imt Carne:e ( pr.-vall r upon him in reco-iflibr f and In become advisory unt-h. I DUTIFUL HEN KPPINi;. Knclitnd The pet hen of a postman lien' waits reitilaily tnto the kitrhen. performs lite do me-iic duty it tinning out ihe rat ai"l dug and then sits tte!f lit nn - - armchair and lays it daily egg. j B.i.mr and conked 'mid pale., - . . o , . I rslnw Furniture Stor. Sat., i F.?t tmrb-c sr)t-. ira n4 o ?f. Lsdic Aid Chrit l.-u llva forever, rtands Kod btaiirf clutrib. A Complete tioulintioii of All Hiat U Dt'nirablc in Iladio ('omc in and Hear a Demonstration Today ED SQUIER J.icttson and Wmcnestcr sa. Phoni 6, J OAIUY WEATHER REPORT II. 8. Weath.l Etireaa Uftlc Roaeburt;. Oreano. Data reported bv K H. Fletcher. Meteoroloalst In jcharaa. iMa-Timelrlc pressure Ireauceo to seB levl) r. a. m 30.21 Relative humidity 5 p. ED. yea terilay l per ci-ntl SI P"el. In Inch, and Hundredths: Ilih.-t tfttieralur' ye.terday M Lowent teiniH-rattite lat nisht I7i : Average temperatura for th I day 41 ; Normal lemperatura for thia (late 45 Piv liitallon, last 21 houra , .. 0 'l"olal irtltv ainca 1st moi;h 3.2 Nonnal prerlp. for ttiia month 4.6S ,Total precip. from 8epu 1, i ll'i'v. to tiiite 4.5S jAverafta precl-). from Sept. 1 , - S I Total deficiency sine Sept. 1, !" 1.33 ,Averae seasonal precip. Sept , In May, inolualve ,. , ,. jH 1 j in-a-.t for Interior southwest jOrt'iton: IticreaHiiuc cloudiness to iltlt:ht alxl 'I'hur.'iav; normal tem p;atuie, , You read about them every day- generally 3 inefficient brakes are the cause of trie trouble. Let us rcline your brake bands with RAYBESTOS. It never fails in emergency. g SAVE YOUR TIRES Wheels out of align- ta . . ... . . . a g ment cost motorists millions annually in tires. Wc arc equipped to test your car wheels and correct any defect. Have us test your car wheels and save ;j your tires. PERCY CROFT ! M.iin and Douglas Sts. Roseburg. Oregon 1 MAD AGAIN if I . Fencing 33c per Rod g Nine thirty nine wire fencing, full geuge, full weighl, hinge joint made of copper bearing sleet wire and heavily g g galvanized with pure smelter sine. Out of car to arrive within fifteen days. 3 Send in your orders. I BARB WIRE, MADE IN AMERICA I I 80 Rod Rolls $2.95 each I Good Cedar Posts 13c each I STEARNS & CHENOWETH A Onkland. Ornjon