Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 10, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text,TTT,n Mtwa-BEVIEW BATCRDAT. jn-v 10. r on an MMMMMM I. Tie Ban Sfatoiwn that any Man or Woman can understand. THE DOUGLAS NATIONAL BANK ROSEBURG. Statement of June 30, 1920. The Bank owes to Depositors and for National Currency issued -S917.604.72 I lie uaua, w J , bu this Indebtedness In mind. ar.rdi 11. asset. " t meet any request for payment. For this Purpose We Have: 198,068.17 Cold, Bank Nofs and Bpcl mid with legal depositor! re turnable to us on deuiaud. 2. Checks on Other Banks 4 MWW Payable In one day. 3. U. S. Government Securities 1I8.4W uu The obligations of our Government. 4. Loans to Individuals and Corporations 563,112.31 Payable on demand on ahort time notes, generally aecured by collateral of greater value than the loans. 5. Bonds and Mortgages and Real Estate 165,557.61 - . Honda and Mortgagea well selected and of drat class valu.i. Real Estate la our Banking House and other Income bearing property. 6. Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 3,900 00 We are a share bolder In the Government Reserve Bank at San Francisco. Total to Meet Indebtedness $1.053,490.94 Sl 7. This Leaves a Surplus Value of $135,886.22 Whlrh becomes the property of our shareholders after the debts to the depositors are paid. anl Is a guaranty fund upon which wo solicit new deposits and retain those which have : been with us for many years. The Douglas National Bank Is the oldest Bank in Southern Oregon, and has unexcelled facilities for the care of your business. We are pt epar ed at all times to extend any legitimate assistance in banking lines. NEW SNAP SHOTS Mrs. A. E. Rice, of DUlard, Rosebivc visitor yesterday, return ing to her home on the ev lining train. Pay light Fine Cecil Black y Saturday paid a floe of 13.60 In the city court oa charge of reckleaa driving. Timber , Methodist Chun. South. Sunday echaol at :G a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev. ). H. Dills, of Wheeler. Washington. Mr. Dills la Iho north west conference centenary treasurer, lie la a very able preacher. Junior league at 2:30 p. m.; Senior League at 7 p. m. Union services at tli Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock. -t i IFYOURE EXACTING! 1 xT YOU'LL SEND your clothes to us for DRV CLEANING Expert work, care, promptness assure you satisfaction we keep up the morale of your gar menta. Who's your cleaner? Try Our Way Our Auto Will OalL Fbene 87T. Prune Baying Is Almost Suspended The prune market during the last part of this wok has been very weak, with conditions exactly the ro vorne of former years. In other mft noits buyers have vied and fought over the produce and gave gone out Into the orchards In a mad scram Me to buy all the prunes tn a'ght. The of Hlilsboro, 1b now chairman and John Cochrane is serving as secretary. 100 Men Fighting Furious Dallas Fire (By Associated Press) DALLAS. Or., July 10. Eight hundred in.n are furiously fighting a $300,000 fire which broke out in , - . . a ouv,vvv nuiiu UIUH UUl 111 growers have watted for the buyer tne Willamette Valley Lumber com to come to them and have held out panys aawmill here at 10 o'clock for btpger and better prices, some- 1 ,... mornin- miti ,h ho.t iiuifB rciuHiiiK id aril mini iny wtjiw carried on the peak of a lust rush to the highest pofwiMo mnrket pile This year It la different. The buyer. have quietly corraled the crops of the lnrgwt growers and are now sitting back contentedly and are refusing to gn out Into the country districts, are refusing to compete In prices, and are declining to buy prunes at any price above that at which the mnrket opened. If a grower attempts to force things along he Is told that hi prunes are not wanted very badly and Is directed to tho next buyer. Growers this year are seeking the buyers Instead of the buyers seeking the growers. The price remains un changed and the market Is praetlcnlly closed. It is exoected thnt buying w'll be started again soon but p-ts- j slbly not before the first of August. ! 1runt men stale that conditions throughout the country remain un-i ch.'inatMt and thnt there Is llttl.i chance for a break In the market. In- I ten?e that It is impossible to get I witbin 500 yards of the blaze. Train nun for hours have r in Red their lives 111 making rushes for tralnloads of logs. The cause of the fire Is un known. Nearly three million feet of logs are endangerod by the confla gration and every effort Is being made to save the loading docks and the planing mill, which is also In dunger of complete destruction. Over 150 men will be thrown out of em ployment as a result of the fire. Arch Slacker is Believed Located ATTENDS tXMMITTKK MKKTINO (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON. July 10. The war department served Information today that drover Clevetand Rergdoll had been located In the northern part of the country and hU arrest is expect ed shortly if the information proves restrict Attorney 'George Neuner left lust nlnht fur Tortlanrt tn at tend the meeting of the republican Sun Is lUim Aiinmtnc'nw'nt have heen re state Central Committee, whlrh is reived of tho birth of a son, chnrb-s in session for the purpose of perfect- Frederick, to Mr. and Mrs. Kre.l lug an organization, and electing a Strang, formerly residents of this rhitrntan, secretary and executive i city, now living at Mayworth. North committee. Thomas 11. Tongue. Jr.. I Cumlina. ItAlltMII Mrs. Virgil Smith returned to bar hme-in Yoncalla thU afternoon after a short time spent to this cW stop ping. - - - - To Marti hfield Mr.. J. K. Roberta left thla a. ternoon for Marsbfleld where aha will visit with relatives lor a-' Jaw Tmvw To.!iiV Mlaa Nettle M. Zelgler of the Galea Valley district waa a Roeeburg visit or today shopping ana vuuung win friends. - - Mrs. M. C. Cross, who naa Dean vlaitlnr In thla cletv with relative, eft for her noma tn uoiiago urove this afternoon. - - - Itntnms to W ilbur - -""- Mra. W. O. Hill left nia -aner- noon for her noma in witDar. one was visiting here with her daughter Mra. O. C Brown. To Riddle ' Mra. H. A. Morris or Kiddie, waa a visitor In thla city tor a few hoars yesterday, shopping end "Visiting with friends. ItWurns Home Mrs. H. L. Sherman returned to her home in Myrtle Creek thla morn ing following a short time spent Here attending- to buslneaa matters. To Myrtle CSreefc ' ":: " Mrs. Ida Harris returned -to ner home In Myrtle Creek last night after spending several days In thla city at tending to business matters. Returns Home . ' Hert Holmes, a former resident of this cley. who has been visiting with his alster. Mrs. B. B. Drollnger. left for Ms home in North Bend thla af ternoon. ' ,; . ... i ' Arrived Home ' ' Grant Oaborn who has been at tending school In San' Francisco for the past six months -arrived in the city this afternoon, and will remain here permanently. Will Arrive Tuesday Mlaa Ruth Caro. a former resident of thia city will arrive here Tuesday and maKe an extended visit witn ner friends. Miss Caro la now making her home In San Pranclaco, Attorney Brown Here Atty. O. i. Brown, or Olendttle spent yesterday In Rosebnrg- trana- acting buslneaa matters, iretttrnlng to his home on the five o clock train, Itook Vrmu San Kranclnco Dr. L. M. Lehrbacb retnrned laat night from San Francisco where- he has been spending the past few days attondlng to business matters. Itctaro Home-- : Mrs. 8. A. Pe ntun and baby dan Khter retnrned to Riddle yesterday after several days spent In this city Mrs. Perdue brought her ibaby to the rtty for medical attention. Ill In Albany , " Word has been Tecetved hera the effect thst Mrs' L. A. 'Allen mother of Mrs. Ony' Cordon of this city, was taken sick a few days ago when enroute to Newport. She la ex pected to return to this city as soon as sne reels ante to stand the trip. VlN'tins: Here G. 8. Johnson-, of Lincoln. Neb., ' visiting her at (he Xymon Spencer residence. Mr. Johnson intends to make an extended visit tn this city. ills mother. Mrs. Dr. Jonnaoa Is with him. Will Arrive Today sir. and Mrs. Andy Turmn will ar rive in tnis city today By auto from Mood Klver. and will make an ex tended visit with Mrs. Turtrin's brother. John McKean. of South Dear Creek. Vtiitlnir With Itrotber Joe McKlhlnnr. of- San Diego, Is visiting here with nla brother V. S. MeEllrinny. Mr. McKlhlnny recently sold his property In San Diego and expects to locate In thla city or In the county. Return From Tiller r Mr. and Mrs. O. D. McAllister, who have been spending the past week at Tiller, returned home last evening. They were accompanied by Dr. Fred At a Bargain. 6 million feet of fir. Well lo cated, near railroad. . Price (1800 cash. Must bo sold at once. HOME ASD GARDEN (-room house, cement baae ment, fine garden, fruit treea, berries; paved street; near .school. Price 12200. Terms. Large ranch for lease. Also 14-room bouse tor rent. G.W.Y0UNGANDS0N ; Real Eatata and Insxtranos. lia Cass St, Photw 1T SHOES ON SALE IN Do you realize the magnitude of this Big Money Saving Oppor tunity, where this entire stock of shoes, without exception is on Sale at big genuine reductions. Every pair of shoes has been underpriced for this -the Greatest Sale we have ever held. We still have shoes in bins at $1.00, $1.)3, $2.95, $3.45, etc., and every pair of Ladies White Canvas Shoes in the house are now $1.95. Every pair of Tennis Shoes, Oxfords and Rubber-soled Mary-Janes are now $1.39, THIS WILL INTEREST YOU. Foil MKN. Men's tan Utni L'. S. Army liutt waa an elegant alue at our regular price of 8 SO. One sle at V7.4.1 Men's tony nil shoes mode for us by Whitman A Kleth. sold lsat season for 1, worth more this season, on salo at o.,ii Ramtmhtr every iho on Sale. IRV1N BRl'NN CASS STREET FOR UAIUKH. ladles' Field Mouse StuHe that sild for 110: now on sale at $7.M l.Kdles lllark Centaur KM Shoes that Mid for flO; now on sale at . S7.K.1 All of our latent pumps and Oxfords that mld for 110. now on sale CM.00 No exception. See our windows ROSEBURG BOOTERIE .--. Shoes That Satisfy and FitYour Feet, ROSEBURG. ORF. NEW TODA1 FOR SALE-180-R. Roll top desk. Phone WANTED Loganberry pickers to start work Monday, July . 12. Phono J4-F4. C. F. Oden. WOMAN WANTED Apply in person Monday morning;. Rose burg Steam FOR SALE A few hundred kale plants. J as. Arrancis" Karrlson street. West Rosebnrg. ' v. I FOR RENT Light housekeeping apartments, 106 Washington St. Inquire at Apia S and 4. n ANTED Place foi 15-year-olil girl to work for board has only i nana. I'none 3-FZ4. ANTED Wicker baby, buggr In good condition: state price. Write W. II., care News-Review. v.- DANCE AT THE : ARMORY TO-NIGHT I :;"l,Best of Music. ;: ; Wonderful Floor. - Free Punch Served. Cooling Electric Fans. A Most Enjoyable Time. JAZZO-FOUR Official Jssssaators ARMORY DANCE TO-NIGHT! m Under the Guidance of practical, experienced officers, and a representative board of directors, the Rose burg National!Bank gives the best atten tion and care to each transaction assuring safety for every investment and loan. Checking Accounts are solicited. ' v .. . TheRosebuig National Bank Rosebnrg, Ore. x Ammonia Arrives Saving Ice Famine Claude Cannon, of the Roseburg Ice Co, plant, reports the arrival of a tank of ammonia which greatly re lieves the local situation. For the first time In over a week the local plant waa able to take care or an customers and over 6000 pounds of Icm were sold on the platform. A tank of ammonia was also received by the creamery, which waa running low. During last night someone tosle one of the Ford trucks used by the ice company in Its delivery ser vice, nad after a Joy ride In which the machine was badly damaged, abandoned It, Consequently It could not be used for delivery today. Mr. Cannon arranged with Parslow and Bell for the use of their truck and supplied customers this afternoon. Rescue Team is Overcome by Oases SEATTLE, July 10. Five men forming a mine rescue team In the Pacific Coast Coal company's Black Diamond mine were overcome by as today during a practice drill. Two are thought to be dead and three will IIItaIv reenver. acuordiliJZ to advices received here shortly before noon. In From Oolos Valley C. E. Keyser, of Coles valley spent today In this city transacting busi ness matters- Haroea. who has also been enjoying a vacation at that, popular resort. Leavea for Yoncalla' - E. L. Smith, of Cottage .Grove, who haB been attending to business matters In this city for the past few days, left this afternoon for loncaua where he win spend a coupie oi uays with friends before going to his hoine. Here From Portland H. B. Smith and son of Portland are vlsitlna- here for several days with Mr. Smith's sister. Miss Stella Smith. He formerly resided In this city and Is well known here. At the present time he is a postal clerk In Portland. Will Take Vacaton Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Lenox wU leave within the next few days for Klamath county and northern Cal ifornla. 'where they expect to spend their vacation. They wiU make the trip by motorcycle. Rutin Nail Through. Foot v While working in his garden, C. W. Kirk, who has been employed at the Peoples Supply company, had the misfortune tb run a large nail com pletely through his foot. The injury Is very painful and Is preventing him from being at his work. To San FnuirlMO Dr. Irene Hunt, who has been vis iting here with her mother, Mrs. F. W. Hunt, left this afternoon for San Francisco, where she resides. She was accompanied by her sister Muriel, who will take nurses training at the Children's Hosoltal In San Frauclsco. Some Fine dim i li ii C. E. Trueblood, who recently purchased the Burns farm a few miles west of the city, today left at this office some samples of excellent cherries of the Lambert variety that were grown on his place. They were large and Juicy and of excellent (fla vor. Tourist Travel is Heavy 1 n suite of the unfavorable pub licity received by the state during the gasoline shortage, the tourist travel Is very satisfactory. It Is esti mated ronghly that over 100 cars pass through Roseburg each way during the day. Between 25 and 60 tourist parties occupy the camping grounds here each night. 1 'mP LSjlr ' rdvj Ol? OUT ik wSf . ' Iks QUALITY, not quantity. Is what counts. So It Is with our business. We built our business on quality. Poor Jewelry Is a disappointment and shows poor taste; good Je-vclry is refining and elegant.' This III the kind to wear and gl'c to others. Va select OUR goods with care. WE know the quality of the ftwe'.ry we sell Is good; YOU will know It Is good when you wear it. ' When buying Jewelry you can only trust to the REPUTATION of the firm from which you buy. Our WORD Is our BOND. BTJ BAR BROTHERS y Memo: WMi WANTED Man with family to work In prune harveet. For particulars write J. w. Montgomery; Days Creek, Ore. - FOR SALE In Rfrerslde. two acres, honse. outbuildings, bare 30x40. fine soil, well, dry water, two cows and horse. Florence Howard, Riverside. LOST Section f, a stake rack. bet. . RosoiMirg and Med ford. Return to or notiry John C. Stgnor. Rose . - burg... . - .- - -i WANT TQ BnY-.Two to-ftvw acres of wooded river bottom land. Will pay.jart ah and. part tn rarpen- . ter work Addrwi A A." R., rare News-Review. PRICES CUT IS TO-DAY ON Bracelet Watches Originally Priced up to all cut to . . $16.50 'A ' ; IS Jeweled. Lever Es capement, Gold Filled Casea. Extension or Rib bon Bracelet. Round or Octagon Casea. Plain or Engraved. A. B. HVEY CO. 118 Oasa St. . ltosaboraf Oregon FRITZ Y BRUNETTE and an All-Star Cast in "Beware of Strangers" I URRV SIMON COMEDY AND 10PICS OF THE DAY. ) ! Sunday: Taylor Holmes In "The Very Idea," Father Comedy. and Bringing I'P S nm MARGUERITE fl ARK "71 ' Aim mm w wmmA m m alllt I waasst i u - . j m w it 5 IN u i "Gretna Green,, Full of humorous as mil as dnsnaatie situations. .V .- JlOLUf OOMEDT AXD PATHB jHBWB. "