Roseburg news-review., May 20, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
NEWS SNAP SHOTS
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R SILK BLOUSES ON SALE
100 WIRTHMO
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 21 AND 22
At the astounding price of $5.38. Advertised and sold the world over as the best
$6.75 waist on the market. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.
None will be sold before Friday morning. No phone orders will be received
and no lay-a-ways.-No waist will be exchanged after leaving the store. The early
shoppers secure the best bargains.
COME EARLY!
Small Boy Injured
By Automobile
What cuino near reBultiug In a
orlous accident occurod on Jackson
street In front of the Peoples Sup
ply store last night about 6:30,
when Frank Uvans, the six-year-old
son of L. O. Evans, a local dis
patcher, run In front of the Dodgo
cur driven by Herbert Brilt and was
knocked to the pavmont, tho right
- front wheel of the car running over
his shoulder. The little boy wan at
tempting to crons the street and in
running out from behind another car
ran directly In front of the one
driven by Mr. liritt. No bluim; U
given tho driver of the car for the
accident, as he could not have mn a
the youngster until he wan almost
upon him. Tho boy was knocked to
the pavement, his head striking a
hard blow. Dr. Miller was called at
once and took the boy to his homo,
where It was found, although several
ly bruised about the Rhoulders and
t head, no bones were broken and he
was not seriously injured. He was
reported to be resting easily this
morning, although very stiff and
sore.
Answer In Port
Commission Case
Answering the complaint of Com
mUaioners WeatUerly and Wells, who
recently filed suit to oust C. McC.
John Hon, Commissioners Uecd and
Browne allege that Johnson was
regularly elected and is entitled to
hold his present position. The in
junction preventing Johnson from is
mtJng warrants was acknowledged in
i the answer which sets forth tho vari
I ous allegations and denials contained
in the case. It is maintained in this
answer that Johnson wns regularly
fleeted by Heed and Itrowne and
' that Wealherly was not entitled to a
1 vote, as he served ns chairman of t h i
meeting. They also claim that tho
J hill for $413.52 was itemized and
I conforms to the statutes provided for
; the port.
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SHOOT VP OHIO TOWN.
TOLEDO,, May 20. Six bandits
shot up the main street of Delta,
Ohio, near here, during the forenoon,
seriously wounding one man. The
Men way men Invaded the Peoples
Hank and took away twelve thousand
dnlliira in cash and liberty bond.
Unique Program
For Recital
One of the most unique programs
to be given in this city for some time)
will take place at the high school
auditorium tomorrow evening spoil- (
sored by the lleinllne-Moore Con-f
scrv.itory of Mu.sic, who will present (
moir buoy anu primary Kindergarten i
classes in recital. This redtal fori
the tiny tots Is one of the most en-;
Joyed events of the musical program!
iind is always sure of a largo at tend-1
auco. An entirely new program has
ben arranged for this year, contain-
ing clever and original dances, games
and rhythm work by tho tiny tots.
Miss Maud Ixnnbard, physical educa
tion instructor, and Mrs. Arthur
Knauss have had chargo of the drill
work. This recital is to bo followed
by several others prost -nting the
older classes.
SiTl'DKXTS TO filVK PLAY.
At the schoolhouse Saturday even
ing. May 22, at eight o'clock, the
cirls of the Wilbur II. S. render fhe
Cantata, "In India." This is the
final production of the year and ef
forts are being made to make it the
best. Leading parts are taken by
juniors and seniors assisted by
freshmen and sophomores In chorus
and drills. An admission charge ol
25 and 15 cents is asked.
Preceding tho cantata a business
meeting of the Wilbur Parent Teach
ers association is called. AH mem
ber:! are requested to assemble
promptly at 7: 30 p. m. for electing
officers for next year and consider
ing other items of business.
! $2,400
Glengarry Mail
Route Extended
TO THE
Kfforts extending over a period of
'.ne year have readied a successful
tr-rmination in the official notice just
teteived lit thn llnlmnr mt rtYi..tl
S:ZZMTilZSn Hnnounclng an addition of one-hair
..in.: iw .in; vui-uiiaiiy unit 01 nurai
Delivery Mull Koute No. 1, of tin:;
city. Tlila extension, which becomes
effective .Inno 1. will afford direct
service to five families, whose homes
wore unintentionally omitted from
the original route through Glengarry.
vhi;-h was established .March 10 is
last year. The now order will in
ereuse Ihe total traveling distance of
the entiro route to 34. .175 miles and
the salary of the carrier to $1940
per annum. As originally establish
ed on July 1 . 1 903. the route was
:." miles in length. Since then, it
has been extended five times, or a
distanca of over nine miles.
Republican Voters !
The contract for an audit of accounts
made by the County Court, fixes no time
in which the audit shall be completed, and
is dependent on the conveniences cf the Ac
countants. Oregon law provides that the County
clerks of each county shall in January and
July publish a report showing correctly the
number and amount of claims allowed by
the County Court and on what account,
the amount of warrants drawn and the
amount of outstanding warrants isct paid.
These latter are not shown in the last semi
annual report of the County Clerk.
J. G. DAY, JR.
Candidate for County tfudge.
will purchase a 7-room plas
tered house on paved street.
Corner lot. House is modern;
bath and toilet; sewer connec
tion, sid:valk, etc., in and paid
for. Lot 00x102 feet. $1300
cash will handle. Would in
clude furniture at reasonable
price if purchaser desires. We
want quick action on this oue.
12 acres, 5 acres in cultiva
tion; 3-room house; fenced.
Trice $800, $250 dowx".
I'or REAL Realty Values See
HAVE THAT TYl'EWIiUKU HXI-1)
John H. Fay, typewriter man, is
again in Roseburg on his r. gular
round. doing general typeewriier
cleaning nnl repairing also carries
supplies. When here previously he
.lid satisfactory work. He can lie
found at the News-Review where he
is prepared to do any work In his
Him. Send your typewriter in or
phone for him to call for it.
: G.W.YOUNG AND SON
j Real Estate and Insurance.
110 Cass St. Phone 417
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loiiMi u 1!i:sii)i:nt man.
John F. Civeiis. for ninny years a
resident of Ilnsehurc dropped dead
en the sidewalk in Portland yester
day. He was Identified by "letters
rod papers In his pockets, hut as his
-' treet address was not Riven his body
was turned over to the coroner. Mr.
C.ivens was a real estate broker in
this city for a number of years and
noved to Portland about ten years
aro. niakl his home there sine
thata time.
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SKXIOll CI ASS PICNIC
The graduating class at the his'h
chool will hold their annual rlenic
nt Mutton's (trove, about five roller
from town, tomorrow. Care will
convey the slndonts to tho grounds
and return for them later. They
will bo accompanied by Miss Irma
Martens, the class advisor, and sev
eral other members of the faculty.
A Hallmark Special
$1.50
Htre'i a pir ol aifly Cuff Burtau
suitabla for buaineaa or outing wear.
Thty art tiled with purl center.
ubiluti.llr cooi true ted and nicely
aniined. - v .
JiPh "" SpedJ. for ule a
750 Hallmark Storea, ia produced in
r quarmhra to Beet the demaad.
frf'' caa offtt 7o Ji ,
raurkabit valua,
A. . uuci CO.
118 W.Cass St.
I'a.-tmus l'ro:n IVrtluuJ
Hon Ij. !- KdJy. who has bt"cn
pendiuK the P.'3t iwo tl")'" 1,1 Porl
1 ,ud tiaiuociing business matters,
arrived in this city on the morning
train.
i .n o Homo Sold
The Simon t'aro home on Mosher
.-.trout, where the Caro family Jor.u
...i.. was sold recently to ).
Will Beckley, who has a. ranch nc.tr
ibis city, and will probably be wd
by him as a residence part of the
year. The deal was ciuseu ujr iu.
Itice A Hice real estate company.
I'urc ha' Home
Arthur W. Allen, a recent arrlvel
In this city from Montana, today
completed the purchase or property
i va.mhnwer formerly known as tho
Dr. Kulter homo, but now owned by
.1. V. Starrett, or tno a oar vkh
Land company. The purchase in
cludes a home and several acres In a
i,h atnia of cultivation. Mr. Allen
will move to his new home at once,
and Is planning several improvements.
!;TKIiTAIXMK.T VOll KEXIOIIS.
The graduation activities for the
tenlor cflriis will commence tonlglit
when Miss Vernita Kohlhagen, presi-
'.eiit of the graduating class, and
lslle Hutner, president of the stu
dent body association, will sponsor an
entertainment In honor of the gradu
ating class at tho Kohlhagen home
n West Roseburg. Clever Invlta
ions in the purple and white colors
of the class have been sent to each
member, and many unique features
c f entertainment will be In order.
After the Horse Is Stolen
the stable door is kept locked H
much better it is to take necessary C
caution before a loss occurs, g rwjjj
your valuables in our Fire and BuS.!
Tr.,n. ...l "ulKidr
xriuui v aim,, wiiere you can rent a Safe
Deposit Box for $2.00 and up per year.
TheRoseburNaUonalBdiik
Roseburg, Ore.
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staii.(J of griiioxs.
Trilby Kilbourno 1
Marie Vogelpohl 1
l.orlene Coulee 1
Maxlne Sylccs 1
Marguerite Odon 1
I'lorence Devaney 1
Hayte Illa-k
Marguerite Schloemann
Agnes Hosan
Connie McDonald
Ithea Hall
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The majority of tho passenger
trains into this city have been run
ning from one to two hours behind
schedule for the past two days, ow
ing to congested traffic conditions at
various places along the line, which
necessitated extra trains being put
on.
NEW TODA1
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Applicants please phone 53.
GOOD STOCK SADDLE Cheap; see
it at Henninger s store, Wilbur,
Ore.
WANTED Wicker baby buggy.
Phone 51-J, or call News-Review
offlco.
FOUND Huh cap for Dodge car.
Owner may recover same at this
office.
FOR SALE Wicker taby buggy.
Bargain If taken at once. Phone
351-L.
FOR SALE Slurgis reed baby baby,
good ns new. ltay's Suit Shop.
Phono 247.
FOR SALE Seats suitable for
trucks. Call and see them. J. N.
S. "Eagle," 220 W. Cass.
FOR SALE Ford touring car In
first cla?s condition. New . tires.
Phone 184-R after 5 p. m.
TOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms; no children. 814 Win
chester. Phone 170-Y.
YOUR WEEKLY CHECK Limited
only bv ability and time devoted
to soiling our trees. Complete
line all varieties backing you.
Write for terms. Start Immedi
ately. Saletn Nursery Co., Salem,
Oregon.
FOR SALE Late mods' Chevrolet,
fine mechanical condition, cord
tt-o equipment all nround. Also
Maxwell touring car in fine me
fli.mleal condition. 5 new tires.
Each has been run about 5000
miles. Priced right. Powell &
Roberts,, Roseburg Garage. Phone
293.
Hpln TTc
j Choose the Name
A t
ior our
Future Home
.... Laurel Wood.
.... River View.
.... Mosicr Lane.
.... Wr od Acres.
.... Laurel Oaks.
.... Wonderland.
.... Madrona Villas.
.... Rose Lawn.
.... Donlta Park.
.... Monamour.
.... Rainbow's End.
Mark your choice with an
X and send to
ASEY-HARDINC
PHOMK S34
Girl Scout Organ
ization Thriving
The Girl Scout organization of the
Presbyterian church enjoyed a break
fast pa,rty yesterday morning. The
girls met at tho Oak street bridge at
3:30 o clock, going to tho river bank
beyond the soldiers' home, where
breakfast was cooked. Those who
made the trip were: Edna I'crrln,
Edith Long, Lucille Lenox, Florence
Wimbcrly, Esther Nichols, Irma Ilol
singer, Anna Long, Jessie Millikln,
Mildred Long, Cecil Smith, Mildred
Roberson, Jennet Hardin, lieutenant
ot the organization, and Eva Lenox,
captain. Guests for the trip were
Jennie and Loota Barker, of this
city. Tho Girl Scouts were recently
organized here, and already number
confined ioZ,T
terlan church in Itowt,!
itanized somewhat imq ; "
of the Hoy Scout.
e in New York C1,T
The first initiation m L w
at the Presbyterian cht J
and all member, who k.r, 0S?
as tenderfoot scouts will kY
Into the order and will Ur, ,ui
lowing oath administers
my duty to God and , Jm,
to help other people at ali tij--
obey scout laws." Attrortlr, U
significant of the order till JI
sentcd.
The Glengarry W. C.I.
Berve ice cream at the Cildna,
all day and during the ereiM t,
day. May 21, election day.
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a timi" with your eyes, It Is your own fault. Wo ha.
nor -V. will uladlv eive vou advice about your efa FK
CHARGE. Come in and see us. We fit our glasses perfoeffiotj
gv;- ABSOLUTE EYE COMFORT. Prices reasonable. -w
JE 'ELRY Will please your eye.
Our WORD Is our BONU.
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