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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. RQ5F.BURC. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23,, 1923.
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rai ADDS
KUSLER'
T
to me RECORD
Myrtle Creek, Oregon
Blonde Tcmtc'o Less Than
One Round Flattening
Mickie Silver.
itv Merchandise
ENTIRE CARD GOOD
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: SSBI- J"mP To Your Christmas Jl -:
Buying Now! ' . , a. ,
, fiWit ."We are showing a most beautiful line of w '
1 f ilp 3 . . POTTERY ART GIFT PIECES
$ g! 3 HAND PAINTED CHINA WARES gW
' CHINESE BRASSWARE NOVELTIES tM
fti ?M$m & ANTIMONY GIFT GOODS . ftUm
1. &fJM$ ... DECORATED GIFT NOVELTIES W
' ' l $?$'3E' ' - Hundred of Exquisite and Colorful Pieces at M i
) , ' Popular Prices , . tM
"f&Sl ' A Department Store of Christmas Gifts ; g
ftM? ; . ; ! ; .; ! : visit our toy' dept. :'X
$ HOLLYWOOD MAN IS i .h"h 4 nnalguarD notes I f L 4 t Ui
f- UCBn IN DC A I I ICC , A,.,iti,. ,io ii-nat..,! ' C?V1 HI M l'. M. 1
x?zzrZBmam p a
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Three Other Bouts End in
Knockouts and Fourth
Is Close Verdict
on Slugfest.
one
the
(he
I and dniKued her to safety. She vuk
. r..miY-. tl in a hnunllnl uh.irn she
HERO IN REAL LIFE was resuscitated.
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f AwHated rr Uanod Vire j Oopiier i-arbonate does not in-'
HKKI.IN. Nov. 2:i. Mnkinp a jire tltu Keiniinutiun of vlieiit seed
duriiiK niidnicht plmiuo inlo ih" : and" do yrt . oil t fraiu wwcvfl, ac-,
Landwehr ranal ia the heart of coMUt, , ,ho' 0reCon experiment:
lerl,nS west end rest, entlal oc :. f-pp.-r earbo.iale. i.ruperly 1
tion Itohert Snrete,. of Hollywood, i .,,, , Bhout dollbl , b,.sl
t ahfoiDla. saved the life of (irete se(,u trt.atmont k.,own for ()ieK,.n.
Wanagad, a domestic, wno had although some smwers have .. !
sought to commit sulfide. ericnced some discomfort duo to:
Surotes, who is connected Willi breathing the dust. ellher in )
American niotion rdfture InleresiH treatment or in connection with '
in Ilerlin. was returninK to bis sowing. Copper curbutiate Is e.ipe-:
home w hen he saw the Klrl Jump i einlly reconinivnU'.'d for tifiil In:,-
otf a brldae. He look a quirk divulceed wheat.
FREE
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Arnilsttco day was treated aa a I
ri'KUlar drul day by the Koscburj? ' i
national Ku;ud coiupany, . llwy
wero culled out to asHist the Le
Ktun In cebiiiting Uielr' bi Jay.
'i heir ' fcisiatifO v as rendere-J
mostly in put I in r away food pro
vided by b Wiilininii and hi-i
afcifl ot army cookiea, wtio pro-;
vuied real army chow lor the a on I
day Ked. A very good atU-utlunt j
wad lecorded.
T:ie folUiwIim nn.ii have enl.tietl
in Company t the past week. Ur
ville Hall, Norman T. John, ('haz.
U. Srhuilz. They will receive their
i ocruil instructions Immediately
wtiioii will soon put ttiem in the
ranks as experienced soldiers.
For fluffier,
better flavored
pancakes. Easy
to make. Ask
your grocer.
A Limited Number Only
Every Person Purchasing n Pound of
RUMFORD
BAKING POWDER
From Any Local Grocer Will
Receive
ABSOLUTELY FREE
A Hotcake "Turner"
and
A Rumford Fruit Cook Book
Containing h Collection of Choicest Recipes.
RUMFORD
The Wholesome Phosplialc Baking Powder
CIi;:s. JuSfr, -who has hfen a mem
ber of ( (inip.iny D lor the past two
years, b-ft liils week to take up his
duties as assistant basket bail
coach at the I niversity of Ore
gon. Chuck has been a very valu
able ar.H',-1 to the company during .
his sTVie here and he will be I
mlssfd very much, particularly in
the nihleiie field. The guard!
wishes Chuck the bebt luck in ins j
m ' ndeavor. j
APuert Hush, who lias nerved j
one lull rnlUimeiit In Company I) j
v,iA r inlihted for anolht-r tM'iiod. i
li In often Kaii ine rlnliiment is!
worth (wo new enlistnientH ho J
Hash Is a welcoiiM-d member. j
The frjllowlng men liave been '
promot d to pi ivatn first clH:-t,
lt() ili-n, CohIs, Ktarney, Mont
gomery, reareun, Ler, James and!
Lyons. ;
off shore. They finally landed on
the shores of a barren Island from
which they were brought to the
mainland by fellow fisheimen who,
after an arduous struggle, (oiced
tbeir way through the floating ice.
I Fertilizer of all kinds are sold
at W harton Bros.
Another loss to the company is'
llnrliy f;. Matfn rs who hss join-
ed t lm oniiiirtn e department re- i
pular a i my at Hmif ia Arsenal. ;
tn uperiit, interest this wrek at i
tho n rtil.-ir dull aitendHnro w:ts
the ciinrailnnal talk by !r. K. It.
Kt'.nt. Ir. Wfnnrt'i t4'k on :
preparedness and p;tt not Ism bni '
hern a V4-iy fnvorito hpefh the)
liixt few w.nl-g nnd the natkm;il
rtiring him Inr that evening. It ;
em in-; hi mini ih.it ev liine. , It'
Kiivo ih;n a niftiA thoronrrh under-'
standing of jm,t why the motional
guard exists-
Drain
Sutherlin
ROSEBURG
0k!and
YoncalU
Myrlle Creek
Sei.nraigr nil and Choline at
W'h.u ton Ilro-.
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SIX FISHF.RMEN SAVEO
AFTER BATTLE WITH ICE
W I N II W N,v. '2.1- 'arrled
nix nub Into til Ma::iioha on
an ho Hoe, fi fl-heimen were
ate at I Ijf wUffl village of
1,'tirf ere. k todxv.
Til1 t v n .v. re sur;it nut on li;e'
lal e f T i-5'I;iV win n a sl-nnf
in.t Itiobi op the b nn IH- h j
tu. Lt'.uui t!iir ctfc a m.l
Top the Thanksgiving
Feast with
ARTSTYLE
CHOCOLATES
THE ART-FULL
Two-Pound
Box Is
Only
After the lnrkrv and
puinDkin pie brine on
lh"e Art:;tjln Chm-o-lateii!
Creams, nu'f. fruits.
i:nramel.i. h m o 1 b r red
with smooth, rleh chi-colale.
Nathan Fullerton
Raeburt, Orcgn
For a pe: lod of leaa than
round in the main event of
boxing card at the Koseburg
uiory last night, Ole Neisham,
"blonde tornado" welterweight of
Coos Bay, performed before sev
eral hundred fans In the nine
teenth engagement of his brief fis
tic career and scored his seven
teenth knockout, the victim being!
Mickte Silver, of Juneau, Alaska, j
Silver, at 143, was outweighed five j
and a half pounds and he was
plainly outclassed from the first of !
Ute lew exchange 01 wallops. A 1
ten hie right swing that caught I
hltn on the point of the Jaw sent !
Snver through the ropes and down)
tor the fatal count ot ten, whicD
was completed when the tlmekeuu-i
era watcn had registered one min
ute anU'thiriy-rive seconds trom
the opening of the round,
lu the Beiul-final Hat Padelford
scored a technical knockout in the i
third' round over Johnny Topaz,'
otherwise known as Lackey Mor-i
rison, the third Filipino to be his
antagonist In the local ring. It was
a lively engagement fioni the
start, with the Kiliplno apparently
holding his own until a left boon
to the jaw put him down in the I
middle of tne third round, he. rxte
troneilv to his feet t the roimt
ot live and Vat promptly followed
up his au vantage, duvnig Topas
into the ropes, where thd Filipino
t.ung helplessly atid practically
tut. A tuvel 1 1 uttered from lopa
comer as a signal ot a.imiueu de
feat and Heteree Ray Cox of
.vuirsmield immediately halted the
fray and hoisted fadelford's arm
as a token of victory. I'adeliord
weighed 135 and Topaz l-iti. It
was J'adelfoids second victory
over '1 opaz, lha first one having
been gained by a deeiaiou lu a ten
rounuer at Medfoid two moiithb
gg, , j
The Preliminaries
Henry Urown, ever-ready and
ever-willing local utility gladiator,
flattened Andrew Wilson of Marsu- j
field on the canvas at the end of i
just twenty seconds of slugging lu
the first round. Showing either a
lesson learned from experience or
wise obedience to some good ad- j
vice, perhaps the latter, henry did!
not hght his taller und capable
looking opponent last nUbl In his I
old sprawling,, wide-open manner. I
1-ocai fans saw him instead, for
the first time, fight In a slight j
ciouch and constantly guard ills I
face. At the right moment he J
flushed a short arm left to Wil
son's solar plexus and the tight
was over.
Vn ttnr.lii Kuftlrt V a Avar
staged In a local ring than that
which lasted the limit of lour j
rounds between I, eland Dunn, 151 I
pounds, und Hauling Judd l'anke,j
144, both or this city. Pankey e,
weight handicap was offset by j
greater ting experience and appar
ently better physical condition, but,
bis lanky, pale faced antagonist j
displayed a fighters heart and a'
surprisingly hard punch. From I
first to last It was a hammer and 1
tongs afiair, with honors about (
een for the tlrst two rounds. The i
turning point of the slugging bee
came In the third round, when
Fun key was floored three times"
but b sheer gameness managed
to last until the gong clanged. Kul-1
lying in the fourth round, I'ankey
sioied his only knockdown over
Dunn, who rested for the count of
nine and then resumed hostilities
as haid as ever. The bell that end
ed the battle found both hoys very
tired. There were some boos when
1 mi i n whs given the decision, but
he earned the verdict by a big
margin ran key was badly pun
irthed. Hit mouth was battered,
(two cf his teeth were gone and
some tort of reflex action tempor
farlly Impaired his power of speech.
1 he curtain raiser, between Aui
jtlu I'etidergrass and Mark James,
I both In tbeir teens, lasted Jimt a
minute and a half. I'cndergra, al
though outweiphed alx pounds, pos
setied too much science nd driv
linc steam for James, and the lat
jter took the count of ten upon go-
(lug down for the second time.
Taken as a whole the cafd as
one of the bet ever put on here.
I There was naturally some dixap
pomtment over the one sided rhar
, acter of the main event, local
'fans were eager to m- Nelshem In
IsMion agiiinM an opponent eat
aide of gUing htm some semhlam
lot a battle, lu the brief time that
I he was In action. Neb-hem showed
j unmistakably that he Is worthy of
'the hiirh reputation given htm as
,a K. ti. artist, and a ni.it rh be
I Inri'ii him an1 another writer-
weight of known abtlliy would
draw a lug hoiihc.
A Prices That Demand Your Attention
COMPARE THEM
I C. & H. Berry Sugar
8 ib, 48c
100 lb. Med ... I $5.63
Alber's Oats
ib. wed : .48C
Corn Meal , !
9 lb. sack ... ; 39c
Post Toasties ;
3 pkg$ UO
assaaoMnaiaaHBBniai
' Snerry Pancake Flour
No. 10 sack . : L 69c
Fancy Blue Rose Rice
3 lbs. ..J 23C
' ' Raisins New Crop
Thompson's Seedless, OQp
4 lb. bag 2.0b
Snowdrift
4 lb. can 93c
White King
Wash. Mach. Soap
47c
Large pkg j.
Palm Olive Soap
4 bars
25c
Crystal White Soap
6 bars 25C
12 bars ..
48C
Jello
Lard ,
Pure-lb. 01 CQ
pail .. Q I J Q
Shortening
best Bulk, IQn
3 lbs .401
Macaroni
Bulk,
3 lbs.
23c
AllFlavors, ' ORp
3 pkg. .. 1.UU
Flour
HardWh
,49 lb. sack
Guaranteed Hard Wheat, 0 1 Q C
J.:; ' Tbmatoes -
. , ' ' i Solid Hand Packed
No. 2Yz size
15C
Coffee -
M. J. B.y Golden West,
3 lb. can :
$1,59
Cranberries
2 lbs 35c
Dried Apricots
Extra choice ..... 20c
Oleomargarine
ir'": , 48c
vestment In antique fJiops here,
pollco revealed today that Roman
Catholic churches In Perkelry,
Alameda, Oakland and San Fran
cisco had reported theft of $ro.
uofi worth of such articles In the
pa si six months.
Officials said some of the vest
ments Trer$ of 'foreign manufacture-,
very Old, anrl ihad been so!d
to antique dealers as objects of
historical Intereat. They added
that the theft a had been kept se
cret in hope of tracing the loot and
detecting the thtvve. I'oltre said
arrests were expected soon.
BUY YOUR XM AS GIFTS
BUILDING RESIDENCE
Crronre $t. Flrown, associate Jus
tice of the Oregon stato supremo
court, Ik constructing a residence
on his fruit tract near the Oregon
soldiers home. Mr. Brown, who
maintain his resilience In this
city, and who comes here fre
quently. Is erecting the home to
be occupied during his visits and
at other times when ho comes to
the city. It will be a four-room
structure, furnished with, all mod
ern conveniences. Walter Single
ton Is the contractor In charge of
the construction v. ork.
REASONS WHY
Christian church Indies Aid ba -!
rnar. cooked food tamsle sain.
Sat., Nov. 21 Parslow s. Goods on
display tonight.
Average temperature for the-
day 46
'.formal temperature tor thla'!
dale AlJ. 45
Precipitation, Inst 21 hours '." 0
'Total preclp. since 1st monttt 222
Normal preclp. for this month. 4. 66
Total preclp. from Sept. V
j lltSS. to date -i;j G6
'Average preclo. from Sept. 1,,
j 177 2
Total deficiency since Sept. V
'. .,.$.66
jAvuragw seasonal p rot I p. Sept.
i to May, Inclusive 31.16
J Forecast for Interior sou'liuest
Oregon: Fair tomrbt an'l Saturday,
but with fo; tu::l;hl; no c!:n6 la
i temperature. ...
Oliver Cresrrnt plows are; made
specially for black or sticky oll.
They are sold at Wharton Bros.
$50,000 WORTH OF
CATHOLIC CHURCH
LOOT RECOVERED
KAN TKANrlNCO. Nov.
jn r'vijr of n number ( iurr
0.1 rlxh"-', n-1 unu'l'y el
OLD TIME
DANCE
Roweffs Hall
TENMILE
Saturday, Nov. 24
Music by
The Otd ltrntr
You can save $J by having Wil
bur L- Bp;u;gh oraer your watches,
clocks. Jewelry and silverware. I
have no money Invested in large
stocks. No rent or clerks to pay.
lu other words, no overhead to add
to the cost price. Just cull at fe'l
S. Tine St. and select from rata-1
logs the articles you desire, aud
air mail and fast trains will bring
them to your door. If not conen
lent to call, phone 420-Y.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
V. R. Weather nureau OrflcA
Rose burg, Oregon. Data report
by K. II. Fletcher, Meteorologist Id
charge.
Harometrtc pressure (reaucen
to e level) ft a. m 3l'.27
Relative humidity 6 p. in. yes
terday 'per eenO 71
Prtctp, in Inches and Hundrdths:
11 sliest temperature vec.teifjav M
Lowest tmrr'tlr HM Oicnt 3r
j Only a Quarter in His Jeans
She "ln't the moon Imefv'fn
j nf'.'ht? In ynu know It slw:is PHs
I ne nhli huncr for snniethin-.. -Me
J (lintily "Let's d-mce." S.whiey
i Hiilletln.
390 East Taylor St. t
Phone East 6953
RossburO phone Ml
The Arrow Line
Portland, Rosrburg,
Marshficld and way
points
ljvp Portlan'I S P. M. '
Lfavo Riwburn 5 P. M...
Pntunstic Tir, Ued
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