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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1920)
r.nw two BOHKBURG NEWS REVIEW UauH Dally KmeeM day. H." "w . llnfV I. Ulml.rflT Krri i. Bp 8UUSlPTION HATKU Dully, per ywtr, by mall .....14 00 iMliy, mi k month, by mall 4. 10" Hv Carrier, per month y The Annotated I'ren la eiclualTely nUtlsd to the me fur republication of all uwi dlaiialchea tr edited to It or n- t oiherwf rrf-lirM In ihta r-wrwi and miac the local newi published here in. All rlKhta of r-publlcatlon of ape clal dlkpatctiea herein ' aio reserved. Kntered at pcornl-ei matter May 17. at the poet office at Itoaeburg. Oregon, under thAct of Ma'-ch 2. 11. ltoftolHirg, Ore., ImhviiiImt 10, ! Rare Artistry in Musical Program The golden tenor voice of Albert IJniliiurat. aiHlHl liy the finished artistry of MIkb Allen and rr. Mc Donald, surprised and delighted the large audience at the necond Ly ceum nuniher laBt night. Allmrl I,iniliuent has a voice or wonueriui (liialitv. Hweetness, and at the name lime, Btrengih, a lyric voice wllh Ihu power and fire of a dramatic tenor. It N a rare combination cif these gifts, combined with a wonderul ar tistry of song which won for him commendation froi uslral critics everywhere. Miss Allen, as a dra matic soprano, and Mr. Mardonald at the piano are fitting compliments to he art of .Mr. l,;ndquet. The du ets between Mr. I.lndquest and Miss Allen wire especially noteworthy. heir finishing number bolng the .'uiiigus dungeon rcttia duet from II rio'.aiore. A Norwegiun echo song y Misa Allen was beautifully inter ;reied as were the aulo piano num- er by Mr. McDonald. Mr. .McDon ald Is highly trained and was liken ed by several last night to Kudolph timu, who played In this city some .line ago. Wounded are but "Sheaves of Pare? NEW YORK. Dee. 9. Protesting lhat the twenty thousand sick and wounded veterans of the world war are being treated as "u many sheaves of paper at Washington" and as 'numbers" rather than "men," V. W. (l.ilbralth, Jr., national com mander of the American Legion, has issued an appeal to loyal Americans to take some "human" Interest In the Welfare of the men who were once acclaimed as "the saviors of the nation." "Meanyhlle L glon men w ill visit every hospital 111 the United Slates," Mr. (ialbiailh. said. "They will In quire into the care and well being of these men, and then this official visit will be followed by brotherly visits and the hand of fellowship, which and broths. Their difference lies in their fresh flavored goodness. They are delightfully crisp, satisfying and daintily suited. Sold fresh everywhere by grocers. Obtainable in Red Packages and Family-size Tint is warm in the Legion, shall I ex tt-nded in place of (ht hand of char ity, which is not wanted and which is cutd. These iiicu tiiiall be our comrades' not 'case.' We ahull unk the co-opcrution of every loyiU American, especially In the coiiuuunl t i8 wIm re the hospitals are located. Wo who are their comrades know i hut the twenty thousand are the real heroes. We fought together and we'll slick together." Asks Funds for Aid Famine Suffers WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. Presi dent Wilson .In a inessago today. called upon the American people to eunlrihute "of their funds In reliev ing the appalling distress" in China, resulting iroin wide spreau iamine in several provinces. AltOlMi TMK TOWN I a. PurrliiMPI To l-l Al Creason v.nterday purcahsed itwo lot, in Kinney addition. The lots are excellent building sites. The deal was made through Itlce and Mice. The property was lonuuriy owned by Mrs. 1). S. Jordan. Ive l'or Port land Mrs U M. Wright and daughter left this afternoon for Portland to remain until after Hie Christinas holidays. Here From Itiddh Peter Dldtel, of Kiddie, Is spend ing a few days In this city attending to business matter. Mr. Didtel formerly resided In Ibis city. Arrived 1-nst Ninht tieorgo lllaeknian. of Oakland, came to Rosebutg on the evening train yesterday and will spnd a 'short time attending to business matters. MM DuUKlifer j Mr. and .Mrs. M. E. Stork arrived In Koteburg lust night from Boise, duho, where they reside, to make an I extended visit here with their 'daughter. Mrs. H. H. Hydlnger. To San Francisco Miss Cassle . Ferguson left last night for Sail Francisco where she will spend the winter. Miss Fer guson will attend business college at 1 1 hat place. lletiinis to Itlildle Home I Mrs. Lewis Grant, who resides at j Riddle, left for thut place on the evening train after shopping in town for a short time. Vlsitliiir Il Miss Helle Hrldgcs, who formerly resided lit this cur, arrived here from Oakland last night to spend the remainder of the week. Here Lant MkIiI " Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller, of Oak land, came to Kosoburg last night to yeuu m snort time visiting with friends. Here From Grex-n Mrs. O. V. Johnson, of Green was a Koseburg visitor yesterday, 'leav ing for her borne on the evening train. Visit at Pm-tliuid Mrs. H. Hawlls and daughter Mrs J. C. Byrne, left this morning (or Portland where they win visit with friends time. and . . fi , ,mo4 - 's. I winter. " iJJ Father I. ne. He h.J r00 "l k.jT't Si'e'r Only 15 More Shopping Days Before Xmas. K Do it now. We are dally laying away Xmus gifts, (let yours while the gelling is good. Music und musical instruments make Ideal gifts. Vlctrolaa 25 to :100; Kdlsons J95 to ta0; Sonora and Cheney phonogi-ahs, Packartl pianos, Ivers & Pond, Srhulz, Hamilton, Kllington . Howard, Lyon ft Healy pianos and player pianos. Victor and Kdison records. Violins, Mandolins, (iuiturs, Saxophones, Mouth Harps, Sheet MubIc, Music liolls, in fact everything in music. Nothing more appropriate for gifts than music or musical Instruments. SHOP F.AIll.Y. OTT'S MUSIC STORE nosi iiritt;, oiti:;. Good Things for Christmas Nothing quite so highly appreciated ns a Christinas or Ilirlhday gift, that anniversary or In loving remembrance of some special occasion as a box of those deliclously good chocolates. We have them, nlso a full line of Christmas Mixed Candies, Fancy Fruits and Nuts. He would smllo If you would give him a box of those really good Cigars, 12, 25 and 50 to the box. The Alcove 1IH Jackson St. The Place Where Santa Claus Trades. Telephone Credit The telephone company will be cgmpelled to borrow large amounts money in the next few years, not only to extend Us service to new subscrib ers, but to take care of the constantly increasing use of the service h present subscribers. oy A lender in business will demand of a borrower nmple security and will insist that its value be maintained without deterioration. He must be shown lhat this security has an assured earning power. a must be satis tied that his investment is safe; that it can be disposed of at any time without loss and that it will bring him a continuous return. At the present time this company's operations in Oregon are con ducted at a deficit. Its expenses are greater than its revenue. No return" is being received by its stockholders from their projierty in Oregon.-Not even the interest on its bonds properly chargeable to its Oregon properties is being paid from Oregon receipts. With new capital scarce and commanding high rates of return a business showing operating results such as these will find it difiicult, if not impossible, to secure money for its necessities. We assume that the people of Oregon wish to treat the utilities doing business in this state justly and fairly, and in this belief we have asked the Public' Service Commission to approve a schedule of rates increasing our revenues. The amount asked for is relatively small to the individual rate payer, but the aggregate will place us in a position where we can obtain the outside capital necessary in our operations. Under present conditions an adequate telephone service cdicient and sufficient is dependent upon higher rates. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 3C 1FTL (HIRE On Jackson Steed "WHAT MY CAN WEAR, THEY LIKE THE BEST" mi n THESE THINGS WILL MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS MERRIER: FOR MEN: Sox, Suspenders, Garters, Handkerchiefs, Ties and Robes, - all inexpensive Gifts, with fine assortments to pick from. Prices reduced. FOR WOMEN: Stockings, Handkerchiefs, Kimonas, Silk or Embroidered Under-garments, Waists, Scarfs, Slipped Sweaters, Shoes, Gloves, Silk Umbrellas, Bead or Leather Purses, Silk Underskirts, Ready-made Dresses, Coats, Lace or Silk House Caps, and the finest materials for all kinds, especially Georgettes and Silks at our reduced prices. FOR GIRLS: Ribbons, Buster Brown Shoes, and any of above gifts for women. FOR BABY: Sweaters, Caps, Cloaks, Blankets and Baby Robes. All prices over 15 per cent off. v FOR THE HOME: Blankets, Comforts, Robes, Table Cloths, luncheon sets, Towels, Draperies, phonographs, over la per cent under regular price. Our announcement of price cuts in all lines including OUTING FLANNEL at 24 cents, GINGHAMS at 25c, PERCaLES at 29c, are still in effect. Our reductions been proclaimed marvelous by all our customers. You should join our clientele of customers and reap the manifold advantages Quality, Economy, Fashionablmy' Handkerchiefs See our house built entirely of Handkerchiefs a world of them to choose from, prices ranging from 10c to $1.00, in finest lawn to richly hand-embroidered linen. Slippers The Daniel Green sold at Meier & Frank's sale in Portland for $3.00. At Fisher's in Koseburg for $2.G9 Other values, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25 A Gift of Friendship MaH Silk Underskirts Reduced priceson all our Silk Underskirts make flg among the most reasonable of desired are gloriously colored, lasting, luxuaious, stji Prices from $5.25 to $15.00. A Real Gift A Gift of Affection 8 2C
