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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1920)
pa;h writ How To Doubk Your Money. THAT oainli lis the wildest speculative proposal, doesn't it? i Well we have been saying rlaht along that condition would aometlme change, and that the person who aaved the 60 cent dollar until It analn had a purchaiug power of 100 centi would make 100 profit. It Isn't too late yet to get in on the 'ground floor of this good thing', and an account here at the Umpqua Valley Dank starts you. - '- JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier. the UttPQUfl VH.LLEV bank ROSEBURG OREGON DELIVERY! Roseburg Ice Comp'y Our delivery cara are now running roqularly. Delivery days for all territory north of Cass, also upper part of Mosher street. In cluding N. Itosoburg will be MOMMY. WEDNESDAY & KKIIUY. All territory south, Including West Roseburg will be TUmi'AY. TIHTHSIMY & SATURDAY. We want to ask our customers not to be deceivod, as several al ready have by another little Ford with 1CK painted on the side of It. This represents John Hunter's ice plant, and Is In no manner whatever connected with our ice plant. I will pay for the painting If John will put his name on his wagon. ROSEBURG ICE COMPANY By C. B. CANNON, Manager NEW SNAP SHOTS WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. have yoih HIKE OVEltHAlLED by us in time for the Founh of July. On the holiday you will want to enjoy riding on your wheel anil you cannot if it la out of commission. It won t cost you anything to have us look II ov?r and tell you tho price of repairing. Our charges are very moderate. D.W.JAMES 824 North Jucksmi. 4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS PISTOLS, CAPS, FLAGS, NOVELTIES. Complete line now on sale at CARR'S Variety Store New Location. 231 N. Jackson St. Beginning Friday. June 2ah. THE ROSE will serve Breakfast and Lun-b. We will have a fr.eb sapply ' French lstry Satmday morn- ing. All otner pastry made la our own kikoou. ' DAXCE SATTICDAY Mi.ni. a. Tk. Kiw.t nn Kent dance of 4 the season at the armory S:ii' ' urday night. Where me Jaziers Jazi. He th. re. Home From Portland ' Mis Agnes Pltchford, who has been attending the shrine conven-j lion at Portland arrived home today.. To Ittrue Itlver Mrs. It. F. Morgan left this morn ing for Itogue Kiver, where she will iHit with her parents for several days. Ib-turna From California Mrs. II. W. Bites returned this alfternoou from Los Angeles after an absence of several weeks. She la much Improved in health. Hare From Myrtle Creek Mrs. Win. Illnes came to this city this afternoon from Myrtle Creek to spend the week end visiting with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Mclvor. Minor Operation A throat operation was performed this morning at Mercy hospital on Hetty McKay, the granddaughter of Kuv. J. II. Dickson. The operation was In charge of Dr. Seely. Here From Kacnunento Mrs. Wendell Averlll, formerly Miss Edna Jones, of tills city, ar rived In Roseburg this afternoon from Sacramento where she resides and will visit with friends for a few days. Pasxed Through Itosehurg C. 11. Hilton.- minister, corner or Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Small, or rort- pine and Wnotara itwn Innd. n:iann(! through Moseburg this services will be held on Sum! Kt.VDAY AT THE CHI T.CHKS. Methodist Church, S..ulli. Jume B Condor, pastor. Sunday school 8-45 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. Junior League 2:30 P m. Senior League 7 p. m. Preaching at 8 p. m. Kev. C. A. He.xroaa. pastor and an overseas chaplain, will preach at both morniiis and evening services. There will be special music under the direction of Mr. Theo. H. Clson, with Miss Ituth Wil cox as pianist. The public Is cor dially Invited to worship with us. ... chhlstiax ciii'Hcir. GoingRanch FULLY EQUIPPED. Nearly 300 acres, with 100 acres in crop; creek bottom land, with good' pasture; fenced; good house, 3 barns, outbuildings; sheep and goats, poultry, all oqulpuieut. Priced at a bargain for quick sale. Liberal terms. See this at once. Auk to see some of our good buys In ranch property, G. W.YOUNG AND SON Ileal Estate, and Insurance. 1 10 Cass St. Phone 417 me uuija Board IS A WITCH. A helpless sort of witch, 10 far as doing gardlesg of what It may tell. anything Is However, there la a wltob. that does thin , henl. it 1. re"Vl WITCH HAZEL Itosall Witch-IUsel Lotion Itoutll Wltch-llazel Halve, box a Nathan Fullerton n. . rerKins Building morning by automobile enroute to Mexico and California points. Tney spent several hours in tis city vis iting with D. D. Matthews. Mr. Small and Mr. Matthews having been members of Battery A, 4th reKiment. and were stationed at Camp Taylor, Kentucky, during the recent war. J. V. Stnrrett Hark. J. V. Starrett, local real estate dealer and wife, returned last night from an extende trip through CaH- rnrnla. going as far south as Ixis Angeles. On the trip Mr. Starrett llstrlbuted some attractive signs boosting Douglas county. For natu- resources Mr. Starrett says he found nothing In California that would compare with Douglas county. Will Locate Here A. C. Scholcs and wife, of Hcm- mltt. Calif., arrived in Ttoseburg last night by auto and will make their future home here If a suitable loca- ion can be found. Mr. Scholcs Is a fruit grower and has been attracted Mr the possibilities of this county. Tie Is also an Instructor in vocal music and if miffirlent Interest Is hown will possibly Btart a class In his city. tleorce Hen Farm Sold The beautiful little five and onn- hnlf acre farm belonging to Geo. Hess and located near the Soldiers home, was sold today to J. E. Smith snd wife, of Montana. Mr. Smith will take possession 1n a few days. They are well pleased with the country nnd expect to make the llt- tie ifarm their permanent home. Mr. Hes will remain In Roseburg. The rtecl was made by the J. A. Walker realty flr.m Termer PnMor Her C. A. Ttoxroad and famll-, of Sl 'oam Serines, - Arkansas, arrived In rtnsobnrg last night for a visit wl'h Mr. Itcxrnnd's mother and with 'fiends. Mr. Kcxrond was formerly nantor of the South Methodist "huri'h of this cltv and Is now at the head of the John K. Ttrown cnl- j levn. lie will remain In this city for fi c-Mile of weeks ,'ind then take his fnnUlv to the cons while he Is ;n California In the Interest of the. s-hool he represents. R. D. F0S0ICK morning and evening. Morning sub ject. Altogether Lovely. K -enlng su'.lect. The Tmgedv of a Useless Life Mr. A. C. Pco'es. former lead er of the choir of the First rhuTh at O'Lland. Calif., will King a the morning service Bible scnoot at !):45. The Bible school has con tinued nt such a high standard thr-t all ifeel wonderfully encouraged. Y. P. S. C. R. at 7 o'clock. The meet ing will be In charge of the mission ary committee. The rubllc Is wel come. ... KIHST P.APTIST CHVItCH The First Baptist church, T.ane nnd Pose streets." Bible school nt 9:45. H. C. Darby In charre; morn ing worship at 11 a. m. with preach ing by the pastor; Tt. Y. P. IT. will meet at 7 p. m. The Dev. Robert A. Hutchinson, df Oaklnnd. will pri'ach. Prayer meeting Wednesdiv evening at 7:30. J. H. DICKSON. Business Lures Official. WASHINGTON, June 23. Bene dict Crowell, assistant secretary of war, tendered his resignation, effect ive July 1. Crowell plans to enter private business. Uev. J. E. Conder will speak nt the Calapooia church Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock. " By lifting three floor planks In n new motor truck seats are formed upon which 28 men can be carried comfortably. : 1 w s m ,y ' R. l. Fojdick. former secretary Ceneral of the Lea'jue of Nationc photographed upon his return to the United S'.atca. Hs rC3iqned his pout as secretary general of the League of Nations following the cenate's refusal to ratify the tieaty. KKW TOUAl WAXTITD To rent, rooming house. Phone 6-F21. WANTED Janitor at Mercy hos pltal. Must understand operating furnace. WANTED Woman to work in hos pital laundry. Enquiro Mercy Hospital. -o WASTE) 4 carpenters, $0.50 pr day. Phone 216-J. M. Bule;-. 30J E. Douglas. FOR SALE Cheap, Overland ear In good condition. Enquire Berber's Bargain Store. TEX MILK llll ltCII. S.T- Sunday school at 10 a. men at 8 p. m. Camas alley Sermon at 1 1 a. m, It. S. BISHOP. ! FOU KENT 0 room house. I?8i3 I I'mpoua Avenue, West Roseburg. Phone 4 4 S R. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. S:oddnrd 1-ft just after lunch today for Yoncalla. making the trip in a car. Business interests tailed them there for a few Iteurs. FOR SALE Six oak sectional cases I with disappearing glas3 doors nt j new Auto Electric Station, Oak 1 and Pine Sts. FOR SALE One new 7-ft. Deorin.t; binder, will sell below cost: also I other Implements. HennlRer's vtnre. nlmne ::fl-F.t. ! Wm YOUR CLOTHES cost Is high why not let us aave you money by our DRY CLEANING "New clothes for old" when v.e clean them. Try us". j Who's your cleaner? Try Our Way Our Auto Will Call. Phone 277. i I J CIUMI.NAL WAVE SWEEl'S. BERLIN, june 24. The wave of criminality In Germany shows no sign of abating. Jails are tilled to capacity with the thieving frater nity, and from those guilty of grand larceny down to the sneak thieves of new arrivals have to be temporar ily released from custody owing to lack of room in the penitentiaries. Here are some of the principal thefts and robberies reported In the last few days Burglars broke Into the Berlin stock exchange and forced a safe open from which they took 3,600 marks and five typewriters. At Kreisau, the mausoleum of Field Marshal Von Moltke was broken open and the silver wreaths and crosses stolen from the scar cophngus. Tho .field marshal's sword was found broken. A band of armed robbers forced tholr way Into the burgomaster's house nt Pnaren near 'Nauen, ap propriated 50.000 marks belonging to tho village treasury and left the burgomaster tied to a chair. At Fallersleben near Brunswick the author of a theft from a sealed freight car was traced and several carloads of stolon eoods were dla- candidate for ,' t0w ,kW 1 At Spandau "ripped u?22S Z vanes. mB in a preambulato -7 for a few minutes, th. disappeared and the bb half naked tai torlw "CIUCI.S" OX Torn, LONDON, JU11, j; ment of Oversea, Trad, iT"'- ing an orticiul "trade lL the British do-Jntaf? British gocd. Those o? South America .ndX are postponed bec.UM era cannot work oft oreni ..en.s. sav, the ArJ of Commerce here. Mr. and Mr..G. W. BilllnrUll, Tacoma Wash.. ,r, vLitin,? home of their daughter, Krt , 1 Bishop, of So. Kane Btreet, u, l.r. Billlngton Is th, 0n large apartment house Id thtdtiJ lil I NIGHT ll CHARLES RAY WOVLD MAKE TV COBB LOOK LIKE A RWV ROOKK D 'TheB usher1 AT HAS THE SNAP, THTO PEP AND THE THRILL OF 1 TBI IXX1XQ TIE GAME WITH VOl'H FAVOU1TK IN THE PlTCHm HOX. Larry Semon Comedy, 4'Dew Drop Inn" SAT.: James J. Gorbett In "The Prince of Avenue A." C J Imagine a loun go-lizard slnpping Jiimen J. Corbett on the vri. TODAY ONLY MAGUERITE MARSH "Witrvs7Wits" CEXTIRY COMEDY "A LION'S ALLIANCE." 3 2 tn. O.' (IK M -im AVE hoes 1S O.S. FINAL Starts tomorrow, Saturday, June.2G,and continues seven days-ending July 3.--Be here CUI auuuw me crowu. ine price ot every shoe out in the bins reduced anomei uv. tticDiM , puce ui cvtry siioe out in ine mns reauceu nii""- - I c at 1 T! , ?? Presc4nt saIe Pricc of Shoes and Low Shoes. Over 400 pair now $1.00, wj L fl . I a rSJ esj I I 9 sold formerlv un to Jfi (m Wo nv ,infn : j n r chnps anfl .a m. . ; 7 vawimiiicu iu !eii every pair ui mca these prices will do it. Now is the time to lay in a supply. SHOE, REPAIRING i AT. REDUCED PRICES ROSEBURG B IRVIN BRUNN 5ho That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet. PERKINS BUILDING CASS STREET ROSEBURG, OREGON DR. SCROLL'S ARCH SUPPORTERS AND APPLIANCES Correctly Fitted at Sale Prices-
