Roseburg news-review., February 13, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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STORY 3
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esulnj; comparisons In Hie follow-
1HK lubulaiions
('ity Max. Mln. Moan
ROSKIll.'llG 39.5 21.8 34.2
Xli'dl'ord :t.S Xt li 31.2
drains I'ana 11.7 23.0 32.4
Kukmiu 3.-..S 23 2 2!M
Kalcm 35.5 JIl.3 27.4
l'orllaml 32. B 23 5 2K.0
llakur 20. 3.1 12.U
T.nnnia ::!. t 25.5 32..".
Sii-attlf 37.1) 27.6 32.7
Yakima 24.5 0.9 15.7
W alla Walla 21 .2 !U 15.1
Kikuu ;. 23 S S.5 IB. 2
IIiiIhi- .25. f. 10 3 IN o
I.f vvif ton ..' 24 3 S 3 1G.3
l'o.-at'.'llo ..25 5 5.5 15.5
Daily Comparisons
Tito daily maximum and mfnl-
niuin (finin'raturcK for th Ht;v-
i-i-al flljf;s in OroKnn arc ri.'iort-d
RETURN T-B SEALS
OR REMIT MONEY,
IS REQUEST MADE
Although over one humlrid r-o-plo
In Hoatmrtf have failed to re
spond to the Christ mas seals
which were sent to them In Ue
cembT, eillior by remit ling the
one dollar or by returning the
sealB, the Bale throughout the
county bus been a Bp!emlid mice-ens,
announced Mrs. H. C. Boyle,
lonnty seal wale chairman for the
VoukUib County Public Health as
sociation, today.
"A a result of this oversight,"
Mir. Iloyte says, "and I am sure it
in just an oversight on the part of
those people who have failed to
remit fur the seals sent them, and
In order to make my final check-
I in g before t he a nn ual conference
i of the Oregon Tuberculosis asso-
ialloii In Portland February 2
and 26, I am mailing reminders to
these people. This is not a new ap
peal for money, but a request for
response which I am sure will be
forthcoming," declared Mrs. Iloyie.
"In the county, only one school
has failed to remit, and nearly
every school has bought more tu
berculosa Christ mas seals than
ever before. To date a total of
$927.50 lias been received.
"Sunnydale school, district 2lJ.
made the greatest per capita in
crease for two-room schools In the
entire county; Melrose, district
71, made the greatest per capita
increase for one-room schools:
Kiddle, district 70, the greatest
for the larger schools in the coun
ty. In the contest for the per capi
ta Increase among the grade
schools in Itogeburg, Rose school
won, and senior high school made
a greater Increase than junior high
school," Mrs. Itoyle reports.
C. C. PAGE. OREGON
LEGAL EMPLOYEE
j daughter, Virtcinia PaKp, all of
; Salem.
The funeral will be held Friday.
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JUiSKHITtn .MKiiFOHl) GRANTS PASS lil.'CKXK SAI.F.M I'OHTl.AM) IiAKKit
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43 34 38 30 50 26 51 35 48 3 50 40 39 31
4'l 3i 51 31 4S 25 49 36 47 36 47 33 46 29
39 33 Sli 30 48 26 32 40 34 35 19
37 31 31 24 61 29 39 31 11 31 40 30 27 7
32 28 27 18 35 9 ''" 24 35 23 34 24 19 6
33 28 24 14 35 17 33 21 35 22 32 25 13 1
30 "4 32 15 33 17 33 20 34 19 32 21 16 5
30 21 29 7 33 22 32 18 32 10 29 20 19 0
35 VI 25 3 26 2 30 10 27 7 27 18 13 0
29 1 32 11 35 19 28 14 30 14 30 18 11 -2
30 .17 24 8 30 1 26 13 30 6 28 17 13 -10
if. ! 4 34 12 36 18 30 19 26 19 13 -11
36 31 28 2 36 8 33 29 26 20 23 19 19 -3
33 23 38 28 40 25 24 19 24 19 22 15 15 -11
30 21 40 31 39 29 23 15 23 16 IS 13 9 -22
j'l ')0 41 22 29 27 26 17 24 16 19 1 1 13 6
42 26 4JI 31 48 26 33 24 25 19 26 16 12 0
34 24 36 23 48 20 27 12 29 -2 26 16 9 -IS
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33 20 46 29 41 22 2? 12 28 4 22 15 7 -18
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47 29 48 28 55 34 41 23 37 11 31 24 25 2
59 43 58 37 53 35 53 37 51 29 39 31 30 10
r,2 41 49 40 ' 49 38 4 1 35 46 33 40 35 34 10
60 42 48 10 51 37 59 37 57 36 60 34 31 . 17
TEN YEARS, DIES!MAN WH0 KILLED
WIFE DISCOVERED
saS"'',.. c. CARESSING BODY
i Paae, t!7, for 10 years head of the
I ikui uejiarinieni 01 wie state in
! dust rial accident commission, died
here yesterday after an illness of
one month.
j Page was born In Crumansburg
N. Y., and was a graduate of Cor
I nell university. In 1105 he went to
i Alaska where he became clerk of
j the federal court under the Koose
j velt administration. In 1914 he
i came to Oregon and practiced law
I for sever;! years at Ashland, lat
' er practicing in California. In
1"1 hf ht-vsin i!u nnrk with the
Oregon Accident commission.
He was a charter member of the
'nriKiiia, c:iHjier vi urim i in ira- i
tensity at Cornell, and held mem
bership in the Masonic lodue at
Crutnansbnrg, N. Y., the Klk.3 at
Ashland, the Odd Fellows, the
Alaska lirotherhood, and the Pres
byterian church.
Mr. Page is survived by his
widow, a son, Howard Pace, and a
i. siut
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PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 3.1. Ed
(Straiigler Lewis, former world's
heavyweight champion wresller,
goes inarching on. Last night at
the luitliloriiini he defeated Dr.
K:!rl Sarpolis, Cleveland merMc, be
fore the largest and wildest crowd
of wrest lltr; fans that ever wit
nessed a match in Portland. It was
1 the necond time Lewis had lurned
Iho trick on Snrpolbt, who, us in
liln former match, showed up well
against Uie former champion mi
far as wrestling nhllily was con
cerned, but was greally handl
capped by the strategy displayed
by the vet err n. Lewis surorised
the hlg crowd and Sarpolis by
clumping a toe twister on ilie doc
tor before (he match had been un
derwny n minute, ami 3 minutes
and 40 pieonds from the call or
time Rarpolls pounded the. mat
Marpolls came hack strong and
went right nfler Lewis, using a
Utile of everylhhu'. and took the
second fall in 17 minutes, IP) aec
onds. with n combinalion of flying
tackle butts pud bis specialty, fly
Inn body scissors. Lewis asked an
additional five minutes after the
rest period wiii oyer. After 10
minutes of lively wrestling In the
third session with tin- advantage
reem'nrtv In Sarpolis favor. Lew
Is fniddcnlv clamped on bis fain
oii'i bcadhuk, from which the
Ohio man was unable to free him
self, ami after being slammed to
I be canvas three times. Lewis
pinned him down. Sarpolis was
groggv and bad to be helped, from
the rhr.. Lewis weighed ii:t:ifi
pounds. Sartiolis, 212.
In a rough and tumble -Ifi-mlnule
preliminary, llnb Kruso and Andy
Urnwn wrestled to a draw, nell her
taking a fall.
CONNIE MACK OF.TS
$10,000 EOK PRIZE
rilll.AllKl Pill , v, J run
ll'e M'M'k voti' i lll;tiM-er of Ilie
vnrld'H rhi'll) 'Inn nlllli-Hc. lm,;
received Ilie "!!) r.yiiv V. (to),
pimnl nri"--I'lliniiOlv In hc
man or wom-ii' who. ilnrlni; Hie
Invei'dliiK ( -i lye imm'hs, "ren
LU-GR!P
Indicates lowest temperature.
deved the most outstanding sur-
vice to Philadelphia."
Tho gift, a $10,000 check en
closed In an Ivory case, a gold
medal and a scroll, was presented
last night at a private dinner at
which Mack and & prominent cltl
zeiis were guests of the hoard of
trustees of the award.
Mack, who had been In Florida
awaiting the beginning of the
baseball training season, made a
hurried trip from the south to re
ceive the honor, heretofore bo
slowed upon nrtists, scientists,
educators and philanthropists.
Charles K. Fox. former district
attorney, made the presentation
speech and lauded Ilie gray-haired
manager for his years of effort
devoted to the "honesty, decency
and efficiency of the national
game".
Call a phyrician. Than bitgin
mrgncyM tTMtinont with
SOW V VapoRub
OVER W MILLION JARS USED YFARLY
Goitre Not A Disease
Milwaukee Doctor Makes Remark
able Discovery.
MlLV,rKF! Wis it In been
broui'ht to Debt bv Vniifte re
search tint coltre not a d'se.ise
end Is not to be fteited as -h. Dr
A. A. Kock Dept. F0 Hx 7:t7. Mil
want-ee. Win , a prominent goitre
ftheclnlist for m-er 2t years. Ii;e
pcrfi'i'tei) n tUffcreet method of
treat nu'ilt for lit ialteiit- that hip
proved reinat'k-iblv sneressful. This
pnme nietbnH Is o- bei'c used for
p bonie tfntmtnt of roil re ("
nil over Hie eonnrv with itop'".b
n- r""ltt Tb- "Vetn" t-ites tbnt
pnltre Is n condition wble'. ptv
voif with npirleet nnd rerei
roMi'it tniMu-ii-'t nttf-nt'nn no nuii-
ter lie"' t"t l"f rr" tli n-v
j(p Ho stviri"" ""rtse'o nor-l'"""
0,rtfflo-u r UrtrV H "iito'1
of n book tbt (e'f- n , s,-'. v
pbnet t-l"r .-ltrt -1
linn t'. KM. t''i hoot: n W '
nynrn-o 1 ivIM Jon-l n ff-' ff'C
' nnV'. nfir"stetl. Write lilm to I
,!.-.. Adv. 1
TAFT STILL GAINS
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
512 Fowler Rtreet
Bullt-lni, Door and Window
Frames maoe to order.
We carry a stock of Veneer.
Saw Filing a Snecialty.
ED 8. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
Phone 64I-.T
WASIIINC.TOX, Feb. 13. Phy
sicians attending William Howard
Taft said today in their noon bul
letin that "the general condition of
the former chief justice continues
to Improve."
The Food That
Fights Fat
It's a gland food, now used to correct
the known cause of so much excess fat.
Doctors now employ it the world over.
And now, without starvation, multitudes
are gaining new youth and beauty, vim
and vigor. You see the results wherever
you look. Fat is the exception now.
Marmola prescription tablets embody
this modern method. People have used
them for 22 years millions of boxes of
them. Some of your own friends, doubt
less, can show you what they do.
- Let them bring you what they have
brought to so many. The results will
delight and amaze you. A book in the
box explains the effects. Go now and
oalt your druggist for a Si box of Mur
mola. You owa thut to yourself.
BABY CHICKS
WHITE LEGHORNS, free range, sturdy,
high producing stock from WATZIG
POULTRY FARM
Also Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds, Light Bralimas
CUSTOM HATCHING
Call and reserve space for your Turkey and
Chick Eggs
You ore welcome to Inspect the new MAMMOTH
ELECTRIC INCUBATOR recently installed.
O. H. WATZIG HATCHERY
Roseburg
Creason Bldg., Winchester Street
A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS
YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
Couplif from colds may lend to so
ritms limit. r. You cun stop them
now with CrcomuUinn. an emu si lied
rreosoio that is iilcnsnnt to take.
Lirnmulsion is a medical dicovcry
with two-fold aciion; it soothes and
li'-alx t lie inllauicd mcmbranea and in
liihils (irriu growth.
01 all known drugs rrrojiote is reo
ej;ni;rd by Inch medical authorities
us one of the ju cat est healing ajioncifs
for roupha front colds and bronchial
irritations. Crvoniulsion contains, in
A rid i I ion tr crrntntr, other hculinit
elements which sonthe and heal tho
intlamcd membranes and stop the ir
ritation, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, i absorbed into the
blood, attacks the sent of the trouble
and checks the growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac
tory in tle treatment of coughs from
cohis. bronchitis and minor form of
bronchial irritations and is excellent
for building up the system after colds
or flu. Money refunded if not re
lieved after taking according to direc
tions. Ask your druccist. (adv.)
CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON
Stomach trouble?
drink
"Ficso"
Ilie most wholesome, palatable CufTce-rubc'ilute
you ever hndl
C'ooH. for your Stomach nrd your NVrvtM
It relieve Constipation!
I Po. Tk.. h nlwnys pnys to buy the Beat.
FOKT WORTH. T x., Feb. 13
Mrs. J. W. C. Johnson, a tourist
from Torre ncp, Calif., wsm ahut to
death yesterday hi Trinity park.
Her husband waa caressing her
body when police arrived.
Johnson admitted the shooting,
police saiil. He said be and his
wife had been separated. The wife
uas shot In the right side. A .32
calibre pistol was taken from
Johnson.
A passerby noticed Johnson sit
ting fn the car with bis arm around
it is wife's body. He notified a
park policeman.
The car in which the Johnsons
were found bore a California num
ber and it was believed the couple
were tourists. There were no wit
nesses to the shoot in?.
Johnson would throw no further
Huht on the tragedy.
Free Picture Show
Fourteen reels demonstrating uses of Caterpillar
Tractors in operation in
Lcgginsr, Road Grading, Forest
Fires, Orchards, Grain Farming,
and Snow Removal
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 14
at
LAWSON'S GARAGE
Everybody Invited it's interesting and
entertaining.
Recleaned
White Oats
Recleaned
pring Barley
The stock is limited, the seed is fine.
Gtt in your order now.
J.C.PENNEYO
229-231 W. Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon
A Remarkably Low Priced Group of
New Spring Styles and Patterns in
Porch
Frocks
Printed Cottons and All Silk Pongee
Delightful new styles make these house and porch . frocks an important part of
every woman's wardrobe. Smart cotton fabrics printed dimity, batiste, broad
cloth, pique are fashioned ir.to charming frocks for almost any spring and sum
mer need. Thrifty shoppers will recognize them as superior values and typical of
pur daily saving policy-
Dainty Styles ,
Included are straight
line models, youthful
bisques and becoming
flare effects.
$r79
A Featurel
Several s'.f.n of al! silt
natural Jap pongee are
in the lot trimme4
with bright bands,
Sizes 16 to 44
IM'T.I
DOUGLAS COUNJY FLOUR MILL
Roseburg and Myrtle Creek
SPECIAL SHOWING
Gold Seal
Congoleum Rugs
They're here, a most alluring array of smart
stylos in genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs just
tho thing to make your home look up-to-the-minute.
Such wonderful variety! Quaint, new hooked
rug etfects, original modernistic designs.
Just think how much GOLD SEAL Congo
leum Rugs give you. l or only a few dollars. Pat
terns by tho world's leading rug designers. Easy
to clean, flat-lying, long-wearing they save
cleaning time.
See Our New Revolving Window Display
This beautiful and novel window display of
genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs will be shown
for one week only.
JUDD'S FURNITURE STORE
AND YOUR OLD BATTERY
PUTS A NEW
OH) OR
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STORAGETfftWf Service
Batt e RYfciiVUi Station
IN YOUR CAR
Newland Battery Department
116-122 S. Stephens St.
J. O. Newland & Son
"HOME OF THE MOST POPULAR BATTERIES
OF TODAY."
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You Are Invited
For Your Health's Sake
YOU are especially invited to visit our store
during a demonstration of the famous
Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Foods.
Mrs. Maud E. Devereaux
A focd e.xpn, trained in Battle
s CreeJ; methods, qualified to give
S yoit inormarion and answer
questions regarding foods and
food values, will be in o-.ir store
All This Week
Each day new delicious dishes will be featured
and you will be given a recipe booklet telling
how to prepare them. You will receive samples
and booklets.
I h BATTLE CREW1-
Economy Grocery
344 N. Jackson phone 63