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Newspaper Page TextYVO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBL'RG. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25. 1929. PIG&LY WfGGlV PIPPIN I KL ar5.Kl RIOT KKS FflU' 1 Saturday and Monday January 26th and 28th luj I It nniui;il budget of th Oregon I l i isiate KoidietH Home presented io - ( thi' stale lt ulsluturx lor ntitifftvi . -i , j t,. u i -.'to reriume county fairs, but haw II1S.9II. of which the male been badly handicapped by lack uf asked lo furnish Jill. HI. aerm.ll.... I " u"ame lorauon. The situation io b. u. Mariner, Sugar, 101b. cloth bag CANE GRANULATED rum c CALIFORNIA SMALL NAVELS OrangeS, 8 qt. Bucketful 59c NETTED GEMS COMBINATION GRADE Potatoes, 100 lbs. $1.09 10 lbs. 13c 23 MARGARINE SATIN HARD MIX Silvernut, 2 lbs. 41c Candy, pound 13c PURE AND SWEET . 2 lbS 25C NO. 2 SIZE CAN "VAN ALLEN" NO. 1 SIZE CAN Iowa Corn 4 cans 49c Tomatoes, 5 cans 49c ALBER'S LARGE PACKAGE 6pERftv,8 LB BAG Flapjack Flour 25c Pancake Flour, 59c How to Avoid INFLUENZA B.ijr (tfoioct fi anmi CoiU, lav livnii or OnuM tw It pin rout ora-ana af I mrtmn tram tram putMmw McwulAUeasW Mkturo i K idt W Ta .. 4om urt tha ra.y win iMmu( anJ aaor bowol ortium. It un sumi iraniiMM iaa lyiico. intrto U i m nm acmiiiM hmii nd --'-rlirai Got UC ( fHT 'M'ot'a pi I: roniniHudani 1 Ills Is the budget that ha i be-m j auiFiiiniKd mi ueniK neeueil lor the eoniin.; bieniuni. but It subject lo such revlriiun us may be decide., upon by the leKisUUi.it.. The litnlK't Includes $2,708, wjiirta It Is proposed lo exuend tr. - j rerimfiw; the -Jiarrark and ad- niinislrntion nullriinjr. as these ..v-. .-.i.iiib oauiy anil are In need of repairs. It Is ul- , ......... ,w i.iiiiu nun 1 1 Kinai i elal ... nun lo me. nosm... efjiilpmetit and supplies, for v c.i Jti.:l.';x Is requested. There will he some rc.lndl.,n j from the budget amount If the 1 I.Kislinure decides lo accept the ; cjuimltlee's proposal to abolish the .coiliues in connecTlon with Mie Institution. .Mr. Stainier states The commandant says that he has , made no recommendation to the j committee relative lo the mailer of ubollshinir the rottageg and has . made no statement regarding the i proposition either lo the commit I tee or lo any members of tim LS j . '"lalure. A comniltLee receullv made a thorough Invesiiitatlon of the needs In repairing or rebuild Inn the collates and has recom mended their diac.oulliiuance, this action belli taken entirely mmn H; Hie comniltlee's Initiative followi,,.. Ilielr Invest leal ion. suitable location of the model farm is ideal for the purpose, being located on a Kood road, close lo town with ample room on me ba acres for such Im provements as nilcht be desired. A fine grove near the road also af foids an excellent place for a park. The granges are endeavoring lo hare a bill introduced to have 'he land turned back lo Douglas county lo be used for a fair grounds, the aid of service clubs and commer- oigunlziitlons of Kosehum ami other cities of tiie couuty being to-lirlied. m Gi Flour, Pigg,i8gly 491b. sack $1.85 Crown "White Loaf 49 lb. sack $2.09 PIONEER BRAND 2 FLAT CANS Minced Clams, 39c PIGGLV WICGLV SPECIAL Coffee, 1 lb. Pkg. 37c 51 RELIGION no people of today really need it? .Matthews' sermon topic al Jlap- usl church Sunday night. Fine mu sic and lois of it. Choir and Ki waois orchestra. PLAN GRANGE AT MYRTLE CREEK OiK.inlzailoii of a gruugn nt Myrtle Creek 1h to be ciiinplele.l, wiililn a very 'short time, ucroid Ing to I'red (iotf. county graiiKe i ganlzer. who has been working i ; the Myrtle Creek section tur sev eral weeks in an effort to secure sufficient membership for a grange, lie reports that the now organization v ill start off with a charter membership of about II). II Is planned to hold the first meeting and election of officers Wednesday, January 3D. EXACTLY SUITS ELDERLY PERSONS COPCO QUARTERLY REPORT IS SENT TO STOCKHOLDERS Quarterly dividend checks, ac companied by the regular quarterly reiKirt on the condition and prog ress of the company, have been mailed to local owners of shares In the California Oregon Power company. The report is an excel lent one, showing a healthy In crease of earnings for the twelve months' period ending November 3ii. 192S over the previous twelve months' period. This, of eonre re. fleets the growlh and general pros perity of Hie communities and ter ritory served by the company. Inder the heading of "New Husiness," which includes new loads and Reneial expansion. It is noted that on lvceniber 1st the town of iiutte Kails. Oregon, was j supplied with central stalion ser vi from the lines of the company To render this service it was nec-' essary to construct fourteen miles' of transmission line from .Mcl.eod j on the Rogue Itlver to Butte Kails and to build a distribution system In the town Itself. Likewise in northern California the town of Mt. Hebron was supplied with ser vice upon completion of a line from ..lacdoel. nn seven communities .. 1'iuthern Oregon and northern 'allium la are now served by Cojco. one ot tne largest loads con-j H al ted for during the quarter was that of the Gleiulale Lumber coin-, pany at Olendale, Oregon, for ap-' proximately t bin) horsepower. The UNIVERSITY HEAD BAGSHAW'S CASE IWilW I'M UmmJ j SEATTLE, iua. 25. The L'nivor-I ally of Waaliiu1ou today still ! awaileu the decision of lis preai-1 deut. Dr. M. Lyle Spencer, on whether Enoch Bagshaw will com plete the remaining three years or his contract as head football coach. Dr. Spencer, if he has not al ready determined his answer, waj weighing opinion on all phases of Oagahaw's eight years witii Wash ington. He has received oplulr from lawyers, aluror.;, athletes ana student leaders, from the faculty athletic committee which refused U approve Uie dismissal. Indications that he has about settled the matter were the drop ping off of his conferences and his requests for support of the uni versity administration whatever, his verdict may be. lie has made Ihe tame appeal to faculty ami athletic leaders favoring Ilagshaw ou me one side and student lead ers opposed lo him on the other. The last three days, durins which Dr. Spencer lias been pre paring to make hia U-rUinn have seen growing efforts on the I campus to repair the broken spirit i of the student body. As yet such I move3 have been productive f I little more than sober debates over ' the Ragshaw battle. For every occasion TREE Orange fea TEA' Pekoe f 1 --M M t tit Hf r . . a -Ml V J i ml I M a 11 3 t i i r i H. Kze a t i -iim ja f s .1 is k. i.'Tm YOU re wasting one third of your feed crops when they are fed unground. Grind your feeds stems, stalks, leaves, cobs, shucks and all with a WAV Feed Grinder and they will go a third further. The W-W grinds and mixes everything from the ground up with lightning speed separately or together. Turns alfalia, fodder, snapped or ear corn, barley, oats, maize heads, bundle feed, etc., into valuable mixed feed at low cost. Thousands of farmers everywhere have put their farms on a new profitmaking basin by cutting feed costs with an economical WAV. Powerful hamm.ri do the work on your W-W. No burrs, (.art or knivM to break or give trouble. Built tor a lifetime of Mrvite. A W-W to suit rv.rr rtnjinf lutj. Ma lUSn blower, elevator or self, feeder wlilfb. h.ndlrs snr rain. All equipped with limkrn Tapered Bear Insi Al.mice-7erk lubrl. canon-Rock wood pulleys. Fourteen years of prac tical experience built into very W-W. Come In and Bern re- LK& fflSESnlllS TO GIVE OP SITE Ni:V YOIIK, Jim. HI. - A cliim h w luKt uie in hi'i h l4fl tht-y Imvc a "ci'Trd ti u it" to iiiiuiua.il tin tr fililuf in llie Itfiiii ot New Vuik lliirairiifi io i;"v.'iit a comi-lrU-ma ol lit' metri.'ioiiisti. 1 0mt;i ct'iil.T (.liuiltfii by John If. iiM'kt'fcl.rr, Jl. i Tin foil, eiiitit' i f im-ii chm h i i of Si. Nii hoiiiM at l iiih vi mic ' uiul l-'urty t;ulitli FtH'i-t. ofciiiiu.' j I out of (liy lew i;ti'Ls oi lumi l i ; ilit tlirt t hltH 1. limn l-'orly l.i'" j r I mi itlut MM II yv rtiut s, not a ! rhutt'it in tin j;,.iH'ti.(iiM.a yrai' l hm ' ! i ihmiluii unlvtisUi to ; Kim I flfllrl Tin Iter, I ir. .Malroliu ,l;tina i MiirL.Mid. iKimor, a n -1 Chai let 1 Sll .Villi 'llltllS, ll.TBUMT, mud iO- tUiy tliv chtirt'li h.ol irp, m filly it I tilled tti'is to Sim I or l-'ii.-i.-. , IT. MH. ..'.Ml .i;,l W iL'llf l 1 laiiillnui li In t n Vink, i.!i ti( ii mi ly (.Inn tli s. hlmulil iml I.-- io.! !; li "Tli tn:tliM"l.i I ui- -t in Tvst iiuK, huruflsinn- roulin. tlrkl itiK in Urn ilirout, hihI PxhaunlliiK. iktvous hHckiriK arr iiuui4'iil:tiflv rt-lipvcd by Koh y a Honey and Tar I'onipounil. Hold ihe dose low in the throat a nhort time heforn uallv in,'. I'm art iirate blen-J of pill' tur, fretdi iHXlltlve liottev. with other vuluat.lt- niedl- liiKrt'difiitH Ih wotiilcrfuliv ht aMin io . old inflamed liKMUfg f j Hnj iiu in "in ii lit is, aim easily t ltary away iiritaliiiK phleKtn. No opiutftf. no thlorolorin. Try it. Sold tver where. FI 0H0UI0S fl it 7tL thlm wonderful pi tvi v r. yrinder. Or lot urn demonstrate the W-W on yoir own farm with your own feed and your own power. 17 1 "ft F'7- WHARTON BROS. KoarbutK. Oregon THI V.W RID (.HINDU (XI. lira. Waduab faaai ".'WWHill'l fjrr'i era 'Jik'iDi 7i v i M ir tw- Mnm xxmarsknad Kreai," he mi id. "hill (he j-pt! M ,i,-l lililiL;:; ale Klfal--; ,- Tlie h Mit e! HI .Ma-hula rlni'i h iKts oftfii ht. ii ih , I. ii, d taie ol ! most itsauitdii in ti,,. )(,-!, 'j h.-lt in Six hi. t ph- ua rimt in II. d I'") i in ! 7L The i hurrli at t.;i,. . lime i.'iii-od an id'M id f T,"i'H.e,,i for the ile. A trpK'nenttillve of Mr. U -fell r Miit tlii-t it nemitiHiioiM I. ti the t hm h Khe Ii;hI n i, M. d ht h..n ve.t Mr. It-M lit ifth r v.uai.l dti'l them tilimediately it helea:-i-ei the tin : f It w as nil 1 1 li'iti mi hi ti t il . n in .l;tm es io tin. , I nr., ' lis pi i st ill phu e of wor hip. j DtRN PINS KOTSONAR03 SALT LA K K CITY. .!:,. la IH l-ll. Snl- I ,,!,,- , V WK-sth't. df. at'it Cetut;- Kt i OMiot or l,in Altur't-,- h'te hia nlirltt when the Hlii.c al ri v. ,t t llimlde l l-etirn ti the itinl if)..t the urn Hid full Ih n il-.d t,i, Idmie spill kot .nu.tros Wt'li lur first fall with rt head ji'Usn's. j ----.. . j l'!f'feo- l' Mief W M din 'M. t! f ' ilHt'iinr ol the U'MIhmo'I ie t nr.. m : . ili lile-t' Cltih and .f it.e m Ivnd ot iitM-e.-, ha pi-.ni.d a f,. i.-M.pd ; pi(.,;inm ler r"t niath'ii, h ion ' -'.i-4tf a ihiIi'v of pii!itr niiJ ' t l.isie trt'ulM'r-. -tdoit. nuaiit !1- in ; ' Ml HllietlMl M'lK'iliill, (! Kf si'lU- mid umint. mt 1 oth-r I ;t ! (!. I'r . W'ti' Ihili-i'ii n tlll. iMiii Hud tti. mv it' fi-let l MM) wen tr Ii." i . ho. M"-mid I'lrt. e in liie en y ah ll.trihwt'.it ndit'bM- (,l.'t. Mao . .,i ; I i . ( vr heM. in I' l.:t d e I V''.ti' Hk'ii 1 hey v -U t ; p a : in . Ht'.thaii: S;t i ril.i , Jho I'tiih. in I the Ju:Jif Hiw!i S h.d m idi; tn;.i An active rainpair;rt is In te li aiuu; :U d hy the nrani;t'.H of the roatny to serine the return Of the modt l Taini east of Hosehuig U IttniKlas county for fair Kiound pmpo.fM. Tills land whk origin ally used us tt fair moundu hut wa sold lu yearn ugo to the Btme lor J.'i.uoo io he ihifd us h model tai m under the direetion unit mi pes vllen of ihe stale land aet tit nu nl oi.t'ii.tMlon for (he pui ;:i' of epiiiimiiiiiiK in tho cost of developing it lariu. 'Ihe tiate lias invested d'.liit:1: the lu -year period appi oxiliutteiy :j.hih in the n-:jsett it is und.-i std.xl. lint ts tl till leport hs.s hi tet-T-h t-d n Kurd i up ihe ii-ti.ui-Mi:l ;ita!ns of ih. venture, as a model (:irm, a,;i h ultui .sis nni ieail. it has failed to he of any HI the hist ses the tale of the ) aet ion hut be"M oT the proper!) laiutt is iimkiim T ie h i'idiiiure sie:i iiaihui tt ti lari'i. hut so tar i: uiKen to di.-.posi-I.h- pre -en l h tfHt'e in' i .sue t.f thf rase and ;s a'-p ireii'Jj ini-liiliin: to foii-e Uo tl -t-i'Mil td ihe Ihii t belore uit u.nie h'-ini-y is spent. 'lnt ci;:iik;eA tr tin connlv iav I t . a very aiixhau for several yeu. I 1 and stimulate business In that com-i mutiny to a marked degree. i : Added load for the immediate fu-i tttre include airway and airport i iipnunK over a laiKe mrt of the entire Cupco territory. The Pacific i Air Transport comoanv will mm t nience nljeht flylnx on June 1. 1129, and lo make this possible, all regu lar and emergency landing fields. In addition to the routes of travel I between field, must be completed 'and lighted by thin date. Lighting of this nature Is a new type of load is occasioned by the constant progress of aviation in the past ttw years. Til. lurel.in.ll.l.,. .1 . . ... .... . . .njt.Tinjt, u-ii i in fin magi of the company lias increased it 2 irtwinifs io customers ana residents of Ihe Klamath basin by the opening of a new electric at l pllauie more at Malin. Oregon, on November Mth. An office for puy ment of bills and convenience of customers Is maintained In con junction with the Btore. Modern ( fixtures and furniture were Install- ed throughout and this more and i office is conceded to be anionic the , finest iif its sir.e In the slate. ti I The company reports apprnxl-; mately one thousand electric ' ranges added to their lines during j the past year and the selling of' one hundred eiuhtv one new ranges ', iliiilno m . vi ..(..I, I...' . I puign iriod. This places a range I P in inic uiil oi auoui every lourj homes on their system, making the comfort and convenience of tiec- trlc cooking available to more Pj llOUHewivt'H tllun pvit hi. I'm o l Stockholders are invited to avail' thetnselves of the service of the company s tuvesiinent deiartnient. ; Ad ice and luioriuatiou regarding Hfcuritles which iuvestotn might le ' interested in will be given gladly; without mi) expense or obligation.' FIGHTS LAST NIGHT j (My the Associated I'tess) I JACKSON, Mich. Jofinny liisko ' Cleveland, outpointed Tot Jackson, W ashington Courthouse, ( h io, ' (lot. MASON CITY. la. -Itosroe Hall. Mason Ctty. outpointed Jackie I Hammer. St. Paul. Minn., (M). j A Host of Pure White Foods and Sundries in a brand new kind of sale! Most every item in this sale is WHITE. Every one is a Big Value! Sold to you, too, by alert salespeople who are ready to give you professional food service in all of the sanitary, up-to-the-minute 20th Ceptury Food Depots. j White Food Sale Friday, January 25 to Thursday, January 31, inclusive SNOWDRIFT- mh 4 pound can Uwtl IVORY SOAP 6 oz. bars .',-,' (limit 6), 6 for " ' STARCH Amaizo your choice or corn or gloss. I lb. pkgs. 3 for 250 SALT Leslie's Iodiz ed, 2 pound 10W Shaker package ..IZp 39 a CRISCO 3 can, 70c; 6 lb. can k pound $1.39 WESSON OIL It's fine for cooking and baking as well as for making COW watt) M ayonnnise, quart can MATCHES Searchlight, noiseless! Non poisonous! Large full count boxes. MQ J 6 boxes 25c; 1 1 for 4 il p CORN MEAL East ern, kiln dried, white (or yellow) 9 lb. eack 390 FIGS White, choice quality, 2 lbs 270 Extra Special RAISINS Thompson Seedless, in bulk, 3 lbs. b2o:!.:5.!!-. $1.59 CLAMS Minced, free from sand, serve scal loped clnms, they're appetizing, halves, can ilr.3. 490 PEARS Libby's Bart lett, large cans CflV BAKING POWDER . Royal, 1 1 oz. can , 0oS PANCAKE FLOUR -jn , Sperry's. No. 10 sack jJ KARO SYRUP White TAPIOCA Fancy white COCOANUT SNred- ( red label), 5 lb. QQw Java, lursc or small, )Q J ded, sugar cured OOw can 45c; 10 lb. can 03y 3 Ihn ZOb pound j J BEANS No. I Califor- TOILET PAPER Wat- CORN Standard white, nia smt.il white. 3 yjj dorf. "nuf scd." 6 QQ good Iowa pack, 3 Ij-J pound' Jly rolls Jjp cnr.3 Jjjjj GINGER ALE W H E A T H E ARTS P.ICE t xtta fancy Schnurtz pale dry. real Sperry s. there s both Southern Blue Rose A value. 12 oz. bot- Oil A I""'"'' Bnd econmy nourishing cold weather 29 lokckage- No- 730 .t8- 3 25g SWANSDOWN FLOUR Latge package CAKE 38a OATS Quaker Quick, children thrive on Q7w them, large package I ft laiwlu Always handy around the housr. 3 ft, 10 ArumU'l, piano tuner. I'kone 1SJ L. MACARONI Macaro ni and cneese is an ap petizing and whole some dish. 3 lbs. 220 MARSHMALLO W S Large fresh puffy ones, pound 30c CRAB MEAT Icebound choice Japan, halves. c;n 29! C7f for Thousands Keep Well- nourished Right Through The Winter They Take scorrs EMULSION Rich In Cod -liver Oil Vitcrr.ir DAILY WEATHER REPORT V. S. Vaihi'r Run-su office. !i KuspDura-. Kreaiin. lata reported ' by K. II. Kii'lilier. Moteorolocist In' ' tiisrce. . i llarnnietrte nr-syitre (reduced J to sen level) 5 s ni 3D It. , Itelniive humidity S p. m. yn- tt-riliiy I jier eent I sti ' Precip. in Inchas and Hundredths: ' l i 39 12 41 Hlnliexl lellliieriltllre yesterilsy l-oweHl letiiKrsluie lnt nlaht AerKe leniperalura for the l- Niirnial temperaiure fur this rldie l'rH-inuiiin. In-t 1 hours ,i7 I'ihI i'rt lt. ..iiire 1st timnth 2l'" Nonu.tl pre.-t. tor this month 131 TiMsl trerii. Iroiu Sept. 1. IK-'V In ilsie )!.' Aversse revlp. from Sept. 1. Ivl9 ToihI (lelirieluy front Sept. 1, i:,-' t i.n Avernire se;ti.onnl (ireelp. Selt. In May. Inrlusle 31 IS r'ertH .1st ter Interior !oulne.t treifi-n; Ksins tonight ami Satui lUv. nahraU teroi'erntur.. MILK-Ubbys. tall OPrf COMLB , "ONEY Nct CRACKERS So dT cans. 3 for Zi)C ight I2J oz. or Ortv fresh and crisp. 3 M J over, each LJh lbs. tJ POPCORN 1 he kind CRYSTAL WHITE CREAM OF WHEAT that pops. 3 nnv SOAP 6 bats MQri Lare jw 11 PC 25c; I? bar, .... HdZ prjn 240 LARD Fresh pure, in SHORTENING B e s t MAYONNAISE Be t bu.k.3 vegetable. ,n bulk. 53g fods. P,n, INTRODUCING JAY DEE DEE PINE APPLE large, met low. matched slices in each can. Packed by Jon D. Dele, the Ha waiian 'Pineapple King' La tee cans, 3 for 556 ASPARAGUS Hillsdale. I TIPS lb. 27C CITRUS POWDER Large pkg. 23c; 2 for 45U 2 0 T H CENTURY COFFEE Altho it is a rich golden amber, we are going to olfer it. just the same, on litis white food sale. It's al ways good and it's al ways fresh, lb. 48c; 3 lbs. $1.39 SODA Arm and Ham mer, I lb. pkus.. 2 i 7 u for lib Roseburg Store, 130 N. Jackson St. Oakland Store. Baker-Flannerv BIdV i aTLTPIIJIIs