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ROSF.BURC, NF.WS-RF.VIF.W. ROSEBURC.. ORF.C.ON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1929.
'CHICAGO ROUNDUP !
OF CROOKS LEAVES
303 IN THE JAILS
CHICAC.O, j;in. ;:; Of ihe more
thaa l.'iiu prison-, taken In Chi
cugo's greuiest Imodium roundup
last week end, only 3h3 remained
in cells today.
Police promised these would he
pleased by formal court dischat e.
penalized or identified and booked
on a Mrilic charge before night
fall.
Jly far th largest number were
Ifi tne detective bureau, a check
of the. Cells showing 22. 'I wo hun
dred of these, weie to be, ar
lui'iied la the South State Street
coiitt on a disorderly conduct
craig, and 41 others were to be
f-ui to the boy a, the morals, or
the racketeers' courts.
The majority or the outlying po
lice stations report d they were
It ur of tlje"ciean-up raid" prlM-m-r.
Shoe
ODD
,L0
Bill! i
Clearance Sale
of
S and ENDS
pi-
Be sure and be present at Lodge
Thursday, January 24th
as the District Deputy will pay his
official visit
BRING FRIEND WIFE
Lunch will be served after lodge. Visiting Elks and wives welcome
and Broken Sizes
During the next few weeks we are offering at greatly below cost men's, women's and
children's chocs in out of style numbers, broken lots, etc.
These shoes are all high grade, will give excellent service and those wishing to econo
mize should take advantage of these offers.
We also offer a liberal discount on all other stock carried. Men's, women's and chil
dren's shoes, galoshes, rubbers and ladies' hosiery. 1
KIDDER'S SHOE STORE
POULTRY MEN
TO BE GIVEN
FIELD SERVICE
i-k i -i . ri ii
UOUglaS County Hour Mills
becures Services of
l-I F C
rl, Ourney.
1 -
WILL AID EXPANSION
Company's Action Is Ex
pected to Result in Imme
diate Growth of In
dustry in County.
.A step that Is expected to result
In Immediate beneiii to the poul
try Indus! ry of Douglas county has
been taken by the Douglas County
Flour Mills, one of the county's
largest distributing agencies lor
all kinds or poultry feeds and sup
plies. The company has secured
ihe services of II. K. Curney, of
Winchester, one of I the county's
best known and most successful
H)ullrymeii, us a full time fleldmsn
and poultry adviser and It will be
his duties to aid all poulttymeo In
Increasing production and profits.
As n result of the company's ac
tion in making such Hdtlce and as
sist aiue available to poulli ymen,
U Is expected tabt there will
In,
ail immediate rrowth In the poultry ,
Industry as the more Inexperienced'
growers will have hii opportunity i
to avail themselves of the Infor l
mat ton secured by Mr. (Juniey
thtouith long yeais of practical ex- j
perieiice. i
Mr. (lurney has had both the-'
oretlcal and practical tralniiiK and!
experience In the poultry husine.is, 1
and his work In this county gives
lllm a complete know 1. Mice ot lociil
conditions ninkini: hif scrvhi-s par
Ocularly .ilu:shle to the growers in
tile I'tupqun Valley.
The company is profiling this
nervicH without 4011 and any,
grower Is Invited to cmnmlt wlii
Mr. Ouruey at any time regarding
poultry problems. Mr. (lurney wu
spend five days of em-li week in
fled work anil will visit the hu) 1
try farms wherever he Is Invited!
and will assist ihe poultrvnieii in 1
making linprox etneuts ami em llu
lug schedules lh:it Will shl In pro-:
ductloii mill reduce losses and oie-1
rnttnu -o ts
tHi each Saturday af-
TRANCE!
Jl JJ AT TENMILE
Saturday, January 26
MUSIC BY THE REVELERS
m. , ....
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Phone 284
Oak and Kane 8e.
AMBULANCE
Roseburg, Oregon
ternooti ho it to be at his oft leu
in lloneburg where he may be con
suited by poultrynieti, ;
! lie will continue to operate hii
j farm at Winchester, but will phi re j
ronif experienced man In char:
ot the huslnens do that he will only t
i have to superintend the work at
I his place, it Is alno planned to
t use his farm for urious experi i
I merits to secure additional Informa-'
, tion for tin: poultrjt liu'ii of the,
j county. I
f Mr, Albert Hashford, manager of
I the Douglas Comity Flour Mills,
haw been exceeding 'tne in pro-1
1 motion of the poultry induM ry, 1
""d tt Ki"'t deal of the hiutcjis has
resulted fi;om his personal efforts.
i ,tM u '"" lmu llialllilM a
I irut''t "rv'1- ,w 'btf poultry-
'men in getting the produce to mar-
1 ket. lie still provides this help to
some districts not served by the
lruck Hue. He has also donated
uu of ' ,, i,nt
wnere egs are loaoeo n.r irucs
j IliK lu llu- im. klllK Kkint al Kwnt: I
Mr. liaslnord leeis thai there Is
a great future for the poultry In
dustry In Douglas county ami Is
encouraging the expansion of Ihe
1 Industry In every possible way.
i The new plan adopted by the com
' pany will douhilea he a very im-
J portant step in such expansion as j
its i
e, '
' ,
-y,
i it will relieve, in a huge
the neceshity for a new inuti in ill
business to develop his poultry
business slowly because or la k ot ah, linvr than in the average
expel leiu-e, for the ad ice Avail- district where the annual cost us
able will safeguard him in his in ually runs from 51" (o pi
vestment and opeiations. acre, and often as high ris Jn per
j o j acre. Iiond retire nit nt, over a
! i period ol in years, will be less
BANKRUPTCY GROWS im ?:i.i, r ace
FROM GASOLINE WAR
.K lnt.,i Cm- j.rUw.t Wir.-)
m 1.1'ttwd Wire)
Ore., Jan.
OR TLANO, Ore., Jan. 23.--
The fhst casualty in I'oi Hand's
gasoline priii war has been luted.
A voiuniaiy petition in bank
ruptcy lias bcu (lied In f deral dis
till I court lii'i-e by William E.
Jidmson, Inc., operator of luo tin-
i ti lc stations.
Llahilities were phic
t.t and assets at .'.-
ed at 527. 4TTi
W.i .1.-1.
PORTLAND PEPS UP
WARFARE ON YEGGS
f .MM'lat i Vtvm l..-.w.i Wir. )
PORTLAND. On.. Jan. 2C. Co
lc here today w ere engaged in
warfare against s.itt cra Uei s,
though the urst slioi i I tne war
was yet to he find. I i.uis foi i
caaitiaeti io clear Ihe tlly f
t riininals were laid at a conti ,
etice of all commanding nflu- .o
laM night.
Suit e November L fifti en safe?
have been blaste.l In Peril and.
Frmn twelve of these, $:1,'.imi :n
cjish has he U tal-.-n.
As a result ot the confiielHe
many patroiuteti will he taken limn
the day and second ulht relicts
and plat-i d en special dti'y at
nitht They have ouh-m to
all fiispii ioits chaiiuSei-.
rirmwricv
32
Llcnri Lsriy
Embalms
8ERV1CE
S3
IRRIGATION OF
FARMS ON COW
CREEK PLANNED
(Continued from pige 1)
be retired by annual levies against j
the land involved. The bonds, ac- j
cording to present plana, would be I
pnrchftKt-d by tlie fitrrucrs lhem-
flvca to that there would 1m ht-t
He money sent outside the distrh t -
Low Operating Cost
The plan for the irrigation tie -
velopnient has been drawn by Hen
Irving of Roselmrg, surveyor ami
Irrigation engineer. I'nder the pro-:
po; cd synlein the water would hi
taken from tow creek by pumps.
operated either by electricity
Dle.iel engines. Electiir power is
available and If the cost Is not
found prohibitive It Is proposed to
use ilectiicity rathd than oil.
The pumps would be
onerated !
for ubmit tliri-e niolllli ul of y. ar. .
tepeudliig, of course.
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al rondittons. Water would be lur-j
nlshed each tract from a pipe line'
2i miles in length. The nut dial
slope of the laud makes It possible i
10 give in. ii consumer ine neces-f issuance of LesslnK memorial sil
sary water at a very low i-ost. i Ver rolns
It is estimated that the cst of I
operation will be between :'.'
Jinnually, or about S.i
per acre, which wi.l be consider-1
Ljnd well Located
Not. only is the land Well locat
ed for Irrigation purpose., but it
s HMO MO situated that (lie farmers
ran easily get out their produce.
'pw o roadj cross llu- diitiht in
'each dli't-rlon. one o: the roads
' running between Riddle and Can
)oiivilie an 1 tlie other following
UM Cow Cieek, bolh being Well ile-
i veloped county roads.
Tlie hind now bears some very
valuable oiclnlids, and new plant
ings are planned by several of the
growers. A la;ge part of 111" land
will he planted to alfaltn. do.
.tint titln r crops parth uhit'y profit-
aide on Irrigated lauds.
Plans Approved
I A committee composed of O. V.
! Log silt m, Ki ed K. l 'erm km n a::
J. II. Otms has t)eeu appointed to
take iha:i:e ot the o. ionization
woik atid preparation id prell-.ni-i.ary
pl;iM. Tins committee, lo
ci titer wnh Mr. Irving, has just
returned tiom Sah-ni win-re the
pioject wn.4 placed be To re the state
' eiiKint er ami w as given oflictal
' approval.
I The next step is the adoption of
,a petition to the county court ask
I lii'-j ltr the formation of the dis
trict. The court will set a time lor
In ariii";. ami the date of the hear
lh! will he advertised and the
t'iitt will then listen to any arcu
imu's for or imam-d Ihe distro t.
date for election will then he set j
and sni'ahle not he ?ieti at which'
tune ihe pi-isim wpliln the dis-I
tiict will ute te.i the matter of or-(
lianiz.itlell and w ill elect olficel s j
and vote loiul.t if Ihe majority ;
favi.rs.
PORTLANDQUACK
FOUND GUILTY OF
LARCENY ATTEMPT
I -,i.,f.-.l I':. -m tr'
Pnii i lan ii. j.m F. J j
Ki'liir. who po-ej an X ray spt-:
tah-,1 ,iud "hioniUess suiueon."!
was i n!Hed of attempt to colli- j
mit h.rcery ttday by Id-Strict '
ludce Hendilckon The ca: was
lle:H d tt u houi a htr . j
The de,. ne tailed to put a mit '
ness on the stand, and closed lt;
ta-e a few nnuuien after the couit i
j denied n nu! Ioii to tltMUts the'
fjise but tuhd lliat (In maMUitiini
vetillct possible would be tt "at-
'tempt Iti commit larceny by tihk
eiy" '
M.ittoa to di-mlss the c.ae va
h;ted en the Let that F.dna ( lu t -totlerv.iu.
X ia. exjM ft and ih,
.oici liini'it. witne-, knew she as
Mciiniicd !ieu -he paid K-'lar
f I ; ( r f. ke t My plate-.
Ktdtir was charted with usnii
two X rsy plates for xartou pa-
1 tlents. one plate show Ing an un
healthy condition anil the
j Indicating complete cure after
j treatment he prescribed and gave.
GERMANY HONORS
MEMORY OF NOTED
WRITER, LESSING
Lfaar-.! Win-) j
:2. The hlcen-i
ItKRLI.V, Jan.
tenury of Him birth of Cotrholdj
Kphriam Lessing. noted Cernmn !
: dianmtist and critic, was eekbrai -
'hroiiKiiout Cermauy today. start dog and one skunk hound.
1 As I,;irl ,,r ,h,! cehhratlon, aj. R VHattled.lhone 33K14.
' ro"i' f reshleiils of Cleveland, j FOR SALE 2 Rhode Island Red
1 t',m'- uno Hr vtslttng here plan to
Ohio
present a bust of the author to the
City of Kanienz. upper Lusatia.
'where I.en.in?; was born.
! In turn the government has de
cided to present to the public li
brary of levelan l a copv of a i
portrait of Leasing by Wflhelm !
Ttschbein now in the national gal-:
. ., . . .
,r()U..,ou, ,;rnlllv ,,,.,.,. ,. I
ida5 '" Ik" rnaillnns from
in in.-uiiinr in
lllf Wfl-K IIIH ITtHSIHIl BtiltO lllfll-
ti'r will HtuKf varlmiM of lhf playn.
T ht' KoviTnini'llt liuit ailthorizi'il llu
A Af n r o
1.-3 1 VI cl I 1 C LO
Jf A -w
f Anw--lai l I'rcM l.t'.ii Wire)
I'OliTLANI). Ore.. Jan. 21
With the exception of standards
in ier. men we in oil a i eiu,
Ihp mark.. for liolh i-kks aud I..H
t,,r,LNL,H0d"L ,
wi'i-.. fractionally lower. S,lna. h I
..xpi.rlyni-.Hl a HllKht athance ho-
ause of sctrclty, while onions
toik another flight of 25 cents.
Tangerines are on the market at
$2 ;.u for hail an orange box. whole-1
sale.
Artichokes
becaufe
4-ivcd, are
of Iar;e
somew hat .
uuautitii
cheaper.
Other fruits and vegetables w
stat ionary.
PORTLAND. Ore, Jan 2.1 -,
Heifers, good. $V2ai lo.tiO; cows,:
good.
Sheep nnd Lambs: $1 to $2 high
er; lambs t S4 lbs. down) good to
choice. $13 "at n Hi on; do tH2 lbs.
down I medium, $12 0'u 1 .,; do
latl v eights) cull to cumin n. ;
1 Hi 12 "0; yearling wethers 1 1 r.n '
Ihs iliraiil, ineiPuins to choice,
?l"'il:l; ewes ilL'n lh. tlowni. rue
i ii in to choice, ro T.5n; ew is
1 12" 1 "el lbs. medium to choice,
$1 r.o'ti 7. flu; ewes tall weights I
cull to common. $:!.eu j 4..0.
No Alibi Now
"Pa'don ms. officer. I didn't tea
you!" . . . Thi alibi on't work
for mMrrmtt who SPd put cor.
nerg minned by rt1a coct wear,
irg thit new reJ re'lector on
Ah.te belts, which ttjnd out p'-omi-rent
I y tn tho glare of hesdtightt.
Pictured her is Officer Joe Chan
of Cambridge. Mate., who it eauio-
it . 7
nther,pfd with the unique device.
OREGON'S FIRE LOSS
SALEM, Or., Jan. 23 The total
fire loss In Oregon outside of Port
land waH f4.177.Oun, says a ropdU
by Clare A. l-e, state insurance
ronimlsskmcr and fire marshal.
TMs was less than for the years
I and lHL'ti but greater than for
31.23 and 1927. The loss during De
cember was $147,000.
1 NEW TODAY
.
LARGE 2nd growth wood, season
Ml. 2 .75. Phone 2:tKI4.
Kilt block wood
oak block tz:
?2 :0 pT tier;
I'hone 24F32.
IjO.VT S1I1VKH and sneeze. Call
"242. pleane." Order coal from
Pages'.
TRY DIAMOND-briquets. They
hold tire ho well! Page Lumber
A Fuel Co.
FDlfSALK Clover hay7 JiisFiili
ped in. J. K. Stafford, Oakland,
Ore.
FOR S A L K 4l ozen) i-i 1 i g White
l-eghorns, cheap. Inquire Postal
Telegraph office.
v'fiv r. IjTj ton truck w ith ol
id rubber tir-s, in ood shape.
Cheap at SartT's.
Mflt KKN'l Furnished room.
Mteam heated. 122 S. Jackson, oi-
polite Antlers theatre.
1 r K SALh-4 coyote hounds; one
i roosters, McRue strain. Alto
hatching eggs. John lletts, 536 N.
I'ine St.
WAN 1 1 El Furs and hides of " ail
kinds. Highest prices paid. Rose
b.irg Poultry Co.. 5ul .. Jackson
St.
NOTR'E If in needTfTrailer. It
would pay you to go to Sarff s
Auto W recking House, 3-1 N.
Main.
LOST Will the laily who brouKlit
siovi-a lu Woolwnrth s lor
Tuetiday morning,
them tnere?
kindly return
TO ADD a room or build a parti
tion, Perlection Plaster Hoard
will do the job. Ih nn-tlerreiseii
I w"l
I '
! N:1R
M.ti
E Do not forget we are
Ring Face-a-Lites tor the small
sum of fl.T-j; regular pi Ice $;t.
At Sarft's.
FOR SA LKSnialf 4 cylinder en ;
gine in Al shape. Equipped with
.,..,..... ,
,., ,.,.. , j;.trff.s '
'imoui.KusAM) i.--fut-(ms-
f" us f!'r ournl iik
urinnK broocl.-ia Low
or oil
prices.
i.i.irie ueers .u.
.SPRAY MATERIALS Dry lime
j sulphur, oil spray, arsenate of
had. Our prices are rlcht. Ieake
! R.yeiw t'o., I. O. O. F. llldg.
SPRAYERS, SPRAYERS. SPRAY
ERS Power ouifits, $2itti up.
llli;h pressure ho.-e at low prices.
Splay guns, $i each. Leake & ,
Leyers Co.
NOTICE to farmers ltargain;
complete sets harness at stxiy,
sixty live, and seventy dollars. ,
See me. Art Long, -pi 3 Cass St.,
Roselmrc.
POl'LTR YMKN- I am booking or
ders for chicks. White leghorns.
R. Reds, H. Rtcks. First hatch
Feb. 1st. W. Cobb, lit. 2. Pox 4S.
Rost'btirg. Ore.
TUKSK CtM)" MOIiNIN'OS "-Ytmr
ear deserves a Wilianl battery.
CoMs m more than others. et
the.v last longer. Au'o Lhctrie
Station, 122 S. Stephens. Phone
IKK
lTt isi-;iU"R( fWoinan's T I u b a rJ
'. party Friday night. Jan, 25th. at
the Club Mouse, S. Jackson St.
ltrldge, roo. prizes and refresh
ments. Those w Ishing reset a
tlnns c:iM p R or r.n;,-J.
MAL K 11 F. LP " A N T K I -Atteii"-tion
men If Interested work
sunny romantic South America
obtain our warranted service of
fer, w ith list. South American
Service Bureau, H.tioti Alma. le
troit Vich
Prompt. Courteous
JITNEY
SERVICE
PHONE
21
We have jtul added na
other new cur to our ser
vice, and we answer all
calls without delay niht
or day.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
tpecbjllrt In tho fitting; of
QlOBMO
IK Jickton St.
i
Big New Lake in the Making
Now that the famous Coolidge dam ia completed at a cot of $5,500,000, a new lake is forming M
Arizona. Behind the gigantic dam waters of the Carlos and Gila rivers will eventually form a lake 21
miles long. The dam is of multiple-dome constructs n, 220 feet high, and will make possible irrigation ol
122,628 acres and generation of electric power. Across tne dam crest is the highway connecting Globe and
Safford.
All-Metal Steam Dirigible Soon to Fly
"H4
l ne first an metal steam-driven dirigible evei tonalructed ii due to take the air soon at Glendale.
Calif., on its first flight. Here is the City of Glendale as it appeared when it was brought from its hangar
the other day for preliminary tests, before the motors were installed. The big silver fish is made of
duralumin. Captain T. B. Slate, builder and designer, says it will be the first of a fleet of transcontinental
air lirers.
SENATE TO INVESTIGATE
THE BARNETT AFFAIR
(A4rHinn PrvM I.i-no! Win-)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. Sub
poenas were Issued today by the
senate Indian affairs committee di
recting the appearance before it of
Jack Itarnett. wealthy Creek In
1,11 T T aiieB' V ,
marriage. The committee wants to
investigate the disposition of Bar
nett's w ealth.
Lord Effingham
A good nuiny towns In the Cnlted
States are culled Film-hum. Th.r..
is always a reason. hurfng the
Revtdutlonarv war. Lord I -!tti nT l i.
resign d bin coimnissjon in the
FtiL'ljh army, refusing to fi-!it ih,
An.en. iii! afier Fnu'land employed
tlie llevsjjin men en.irics. j;. v.
Howes .Monthlv.
Expcr.tivo Advice
'Oie lli clittilrrn h!HiiiiMri nn,I
r'inH u cu'uuti of mhice
i:n.'nl. V,.. ,. the liltlc il,:riin-.M
pnu-llee on pi.in., ,.-s ,,r tin
h.'.lvtcii.l. s,,-n. lowly mi, iml.iup
w:ifrii nuiv tie I r;i,-.tl ,mi ilrccr
fr.mti ivilh thp rlnsi i.f n Ikiiiiiimm .
f'r iiwt;m,v. l.,niivil t'.mricr
J"l!ru;tl.
( iVovcf Menu
When Jaikie retund from his
firt tarty bis motiier wa en-.'er. ot
cmirse, to hear all the deiaiU ot
the festivity. When nked what
he hud in eat. Jackie said "Pink
Jumbo nnl thumbs:" His mother,
quite nt.t stifled, teb-phoppd hii h.t
fst,, nn teiiml that cherry Junke!
end lady tlnker h:d l-en ered.
Perfect! ion
Henry Ward Receher said ef his
Aunt Clmndh r that "she t,u a woi
an so it'-ed aud so m-',et ti nt she
mill spend agea in heiiven wonder
ing how It happened that she ever
rU there, and thnt the angels will
always he wondering why she was
not there from eternity"
OREGON STATE TO I
MEET DETROIT IN '
POST SEASON GAME
COP.VALL1S. Jan. 2Z.-Pehh'sl-r.
head football cc
director of athletics at
State college, returned
-Paul J.
a i h and
Oremui
to the
month's
campus today following
t trip to the Knst where he attend
ed meet in cs of coaches and ar
r.inned an Intersect loual football
game.
The game arranged with Detroit
university is expected to be one of
the lending post-season clashes of
the middle west, as Coach (Jim
corals had an undefeated team 'n
i -K. 'l loses
! men.
but one or two
Petrolt lias an f'c-llont sl 1
dium and is enthusiastic over eoi-
i'f.",?
Make
i
WITH US
Saturday Nite
AT THE
Oriental Gardens
WHERE ALL THE GANG GOES
MERRYMAKERS MUSIC
for Arizonans
it
4
if
Ml
jr.; V7 -.1
liege athletics, Srhlssler found,
i The Oregon Stale coach id
spring football training will r.t;.:t
here next month.
SUtClDtS HEAD VIOLENT
DEATHS IN MULTNOMAH
PORTLANp. J,in. 22. Sulcl.Ies
led by a large number the vloh nt
deaths in Multnomah county In
ltO, an annual report of tho coro
ner shows. Of the 343 violent
deaflis in the county last year,
there were inn suicides. "2 deaths
from automobile accidents, "u from
Industrial accidents. L':t from falls,
21 from acute alcoholism. 11 drown
ines and nine murders.
The Filicides Include 3n by gun
shot, fourteen by poison, 12 by gas,
12 by bantling, four drow nings, two
hv dynamite, seven by knife
rounds and one by suffocation.
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