Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 04, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAOH MX KOaCBO BO W WB RltTIKW K A TMtl V, IHtt'KMHKH 4. itH. 0 CITY NEWS & Carl niack arrived In Roseburg ymerilay Ironi Eugene where he H attending the I'ulverslty. and will spend the week end In thla city. Mrs. Eugene Palm and Mrs. Edna Thomas left this morning for Myrtle crei k where they will vlult lor a lew Rev. C. II. Hilton of th,e Chrlstlou Church arrived In Uosiburg yenter- ...... .-,.,.. ciuilaiiinA where he haft been conducting revival services for the past few woolen, no wm preatu in Mb nulnit here Sunday. XV. A. Wllltums, president of the Williams Loan auu :uKimoiu ........ . D.riiunil lirA In In the cltv today aitenuing iu uiuiii;bji -and conlt rrlng with the Rice and Rice real estate company, who are loon I agents for die company. The Southern 1'aclflc tracks In the local yards are being improved by the replacing of ties and the laying of ballast. A large crew of men have been kept at work for the past few days making this much needed Improvement. Toll Thompson, special agent for the Law Union and Rock Insurance Company, spent yesterday In Rose burg. conferring with Rice and Rice, the local agents. Mr. Toll Is one of the best known special agents on the road and has been vlsltlnV In Hose- burg for several years, tie i cmuu to his offices In Portland following a business trip to San pransisco. j, jj. Mcehan, garage man at Hutn erliu today filed suit In the circuit court against W. C. Phillips, also of Sutherlin, for ine. conevnuu u. $229 44, said to be due on auto sup plies purchased but unpaid for. it:.-.. c..l,ll WfHtnhull BOent this morning In Roseburg shopping and visiting with menus, returning her home on the afternoon train, um i M I.calon and daughter. a 1 1 a nf tint Coos Bay country, wiio 'uan oticniiinr to buslntss mat tera here for the past few days, left ih i nrtHrnoon ior auki-uc, home. KA nAitf and unloue In 1,11V CI ui i " ---- . . .. . K.. .tfnrilt.fl ail OUDOr- , .oiurietl or all time luuuy ui U ' 1 " - , , I the present plans of the Jaiz-O- Kour, Hoseuurg a iw un ...-. ni,.MH tlv arranc'etlieflt With are couipici". ,, . , several of the music publishers of the east, they are hk-itiu, two to five new hits. Just off the press These hits are not on sale In any of the music stores of the coast 7 ' ...i .tier thev are I or nearly i " - . received by the orchestra, thus the patrons of the aances are I he latest in dance music. They have about twenty dew ones for dancing tonight. LIBERTY THEATER icosi:iuu; s i-kadino photoimjiv iiotsu. "WHERE EVERYBODY GOES" WORLD S I.ATKST AM) 11K ATKST ATTRACTIONS. TODAY ONLY! Metro Announces TUB SENSATIONAL- 8CUEKN DRAMA BODY AND SOUL' FEATCIUXa ALICE LAKE Ailnptcd from tho famous tflBe play of Willhun Hurlbut, ly Ilnyden Talbot and Mars lUibblns. See Paris by nlcht. The grmt ImIIu yuarters of the world vividly depleted. IN CONJUNCTION WITH H SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION RUTH OF THE ROCKIES MUTT & JEFF COMEDY FORD WEEKLY AND SONGBIRDS DON M. PHILLIPS CELEBRATED TENOR, " Hear You Calling Me" ux joh.v Mccormick Jjiht'rty'a Peerless Concert by Mhi-s-ters and Parker. No Advance in Prices. SUNDAY AND MONDAY A Screen Masterpiece An Exotic Drama of a Woman's Soul."Farrar" the Great Enigma. Geraldine Farrar the Greatest Opera Diva in "The Riddle Woman." Geraldine Farrar Ihe RIDDLE: WOMAN Directed, by Edward Joe in CELEMRATKD CAST ...vtw i- uwv KUAN K UMKK MONTAtil .....i a.'ri.'itv II I I l V eUU.TON lA,t ' TMt Al Kl I" I I O 1 M AlHiK IIELI AMY (.EUA1.DINK KAItltAK AND Greater Features Comedy "Wee Bit 0" Scotch. Gaumont World Events. e AROUND THE TOWN J. I. Chapman of Wilbur spent tne lay in Roseburg attending to busl- iH-ss matters. Mrs. Atiies LEKett. who haa Deen visiting here for the past few days with Mrs. C. E. Mansfield, let this afternoon for Portland, where she will visit for a short time before having for her home in Di'rkeley, California. James C. BovliiKtun, who was rec- miv ih defendant Ui a damage suit brought by his former wife. Beulah llovliiglon, has been given unit! the 15th of January to file a bill ot ex- ihe case in the event a re-trlal Is not granted. The trial or Jtrs. Manna eiue mann, charged with unlawful pos session of liquor has been set for Tuesday morning at ten o'clock. In the city hall. Mrs. Weldeimmn who was arrested following a raid on lh' Itoseburg apartment house, entered a plea of not guilty and demanded a lnrv trial. U. S. Marshal K. M. Mass and Chief of Police Dave Shambrook left this morning for Portland, having In cus tody J. A. Dukes and Ellen liaoeen, tin- former having been arrested on a white slavery charge, while the latter Is being held as a witness against him. Dukes has not been al lowed to speak with the girl since his arrest. In spite of his many efforts to see her. He was kept In one car while she rode In another. DANCE! TONITE ARMORY First niiiirh of 1irlst. Scientist Services are held Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock: this meeting Includes testimonies of healing. Sunday scheol convenes each Sunday morning at 9:45. All up to the age of 20 years are Invited to attend. The reading room in the rear of the church build ing Is open daily except .Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m. The pub lic Is cordially Invited to attend these meetings and visit the reading room. The subject of Sunday's lesson Is: "God the Only Cause and Creator." .NOTICE. All those knowing themselves In debted to Mr. and Mrs. E. O. or Rice Murray, please couie forward and settle and save trouble. MRS. nHOIlA MURRAY, Camas Valley, Oregon. Wants Poultry Ouiitallon Klmer W. Smith A Company, of Seattle, today telegraphed the Cham ber of Commerce in an enon 10 gei into communication with pouluy growers who can furnish any quan- tltye of turkeys, ducks or geese. o Fourth Program Given Tonight The Mental Culture Club will pre sent the fourth Art Exhibit program his evening in the high school witu the following personnel: Piano Solo: Selected Gladys Enger Solo dance Maxine Moore Piano Duett: Selected Florence Slnnott, Maxine Orcutt. Reading. Selected: Russell Llntott .... Vocal Solos. IGroup of three) ; Mrs. Wm. Hlney Vocal solos: I group of three) The complete sale of the three buildings has not been computed. An announcement of the winors of the two prize jictures will be made In Monday's issue. Over two hundred dollars have been laid aside for the purchase! of pictures lor the grade ivuildings. The teachers and pupils wish to tbankf7i the many citizens of the community for their aid in making the exhibit a success; the News-Review for Its kindness In permitting fall publicity to be given of the ex hibit and the programs; the several business men for allowing the post ers to be placed In their Btores; the many patrons of the schools for the invaluable assistance In making the various programs possible; the Men tal Culture Club tor its entertain ment of Saturday evening and the many other kindnesses of the people of Roseburg, too numerous to mention. C. II. S. on the map. Several new Improvements have been Introduced and Monday an elec tion was held in an effort to procure a pley shed for use In rainy weather. A structure 80x50 feel was proposed, at an approximate cost of $1500, la be raised by a two mill tax. Thl shed Is very badly needed, and al though It was defeated, 4D to 39, w have not lost all hope for the fu ture. However, In the meantime we are forced to give UP our hope of a basketball team. Thla we regri very much. We will need to fall back on soc cer football at the only winter spott. The soccer football team has elected James Rice captain, and Dell Wood minneer. The school campus was unlit for football on account of the slick condition of the new; ior mis season goals have been sot up In the field across the road. Tne nrst game wna nlaved with the Riddle team on November 19. Neither team had ever played a match game before tins, mill there was a large crowd and much excitement and "rooting." The score was 3 to 1 in favor of Riddle., On Thanksgiving day a second game was played betweeu the same teams. We sold tickets before this game at 26 cents, and Ji5.25 was raised between the two schools and divided event ly. Mr. Harkneas, ot Olendale, refereed the game. The Myrtle Creek team was deteated again by a score of 1 to 0. Their work, however, cannot be Judged by this. Inasmuch as they were out weighed by the Riddle team on an average of 10 to IS pounds to the man. Next Saturday at 2: SO p. m. we expect to play our first game with Roseburg at that city. The student body has organised with Agnes Knight as president, Lona Anlauf vice-president, Lois Dalley secretary, and James Rice treasurer.-' A constilution . will be adopted this week. This year for the first time the student body Is planning to put out an annual of 100 pages, with appro priate cuts.- The approximate cost will be S500, and the students and teachers are both striving to earn the required amount. The officers elected by the student body (or the annual art Puckett: . Kni.i...' "'"MI ii, boxes, 26 in ill i J?,' ""Mas. J i Bight WM IttAViisi - (Hi, It. " ll22.eoUa,r.' A high Mho-, ' organlied with tt.Tfcv sonnel: Tuh. tJ 1. ,0"oa. . tonTkeTardKhriS cello, Cih 7 cornet, Jamei ln J Laughead; alto. J"4 S Kice. Sewral L"n.H? -al. havealre.'' gress is reported I The M. C. H 8 busy year and enough to tell yoo s make our correspond". j TODAY I T0DAY Universal Tire Fillor 1b not a liquid. It is changed fronr one tire to another as these wear out. It is guaranteed not to change In any way for 100,000 miles of continuous wear. For your Xmas decorations and also wedding decorations, or any floral work, call phone 249-J. We're on the job. ATTENTION Automobile Owners Can you afford to go without fire Insurance on your car? For a small amount we can insure you acnlnst Fire. Theft, Collision, Liability and Prop srly damage. A fire nnd theft policy will cost but little. Rates on appli cation. Write or Phone G.W.Y0UNGANDS0N RdJ Estate and bururaaea. 110 Cass HL. rhona 41T Myrtle Creek High School News Notes lty Loha Anlauf. The Myrtle Creek high school Ib a live place this year. More "pep" aud school spirit have already been dis played than have been In evidence In the preceding five or ten years combined. This state of affairs Is in a large part due to our new princi pal, F. C. Kellogg, who Is taking a great Interest and trying to get M. If you want to see the photo drama you'll never forget the play that created a sensation on the American stage filmed from Hal Reid's sensational guccess.arrange to see HENRY B. WALTHALL IN "The Confession" You'll remember seeing this brilliant star in person here a short time ago in "Ghosts." Now see.him in his 'great est picture. William Clifford, who also appeared in "Ghosts," is included in the cast. Rolin Comedy and Topics of the Dan MATINEE & EVEN I Nu TMTLcIIIEsSTrilC? TODAY, TOMORROW, MONDAY AND TUESDAY The Picture that played Seattle, Portland, Eugene, for 50c and 75c. Our Price including Tax: Children 15c, Adults 35c. to NKW TODAY. FPU SALK 6 y'ir -ld imiWI.' mure. Iimkc to work. weiKht loo, U. h;iniri 1(1 t h, trim built, vlt'uit llinltfd. or will U.t.lf f-r sin fit or milt h uuatH. 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