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ARMORY I
I WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Big Event of Yuletide
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ARMORY
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
AROC.VI) TUB TOWN
Spend Week End 1 1 ere
Dr. and Mrs. M. E. McGulre of
Pullman, Washington, arrived In the
city Saturday and spent the week
end here at the A. J. Hochradel
residence. They left this morning for
California where they will spend the
winter.
Return to Oakland
I Udvh, Tahman if l"l 11 If I a tl ft
l.u.n (uftinLr her (lHiii'htnr.
Mm H M ftasmuiulen. left this
morning lor ner noma.
V I. fnmlllllJH IIbI
Th mafhlna naerl In furnish the
music at the opening or tne copies
supply company store aero on ouiur-
!on, an stated In Saturday's Inane of
Liberty Theatre
.m, THE HOUSE OP STAB ATTIt ACTIONS
"WHERE EVERYBODY GOES'
LAST TIME TODAY
J. PARKER READ, Jr.
Presents
HOBART BOSWORTH
-IN
"A Thousand
To One"
WITH
Gamount News World Events
Brown Derby Comedy
Mutt and Jeff
Special Added Attraction
"HOBO CARUSO"
JAMES GORDON in Song
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
WILLIAM FOX
Presents
A Romance of Irresistable Magnetism,
William Russell
IN
"The Man
Who Dared"
A drama of love and revenge amid the California
redwoods.
Story and scenario by Julius G. Furthman.
Fox Sunshine Comedies
Ford Educational
South Deer Creek
Grange Elects
At the regular meeting of the South
Deer Crook Grange, held Saturday.
the following officers were elected
to serve lor the ensuing year. Mas
ter, Alva H-inter; OxeiBeer, William
Molton, Jr., lecturer, Mrs. Elele Hun
ter: Chaplain, Miss Lola Swift; Sec
retary, Eugene Matins; Treasurer,
Sherman Conine; Steward , Ralph
Karcher; Assistant Steward, George
Adams; Gat keeper, Albert Slffer
boii; Flora, Mrt. Clarence Smith;
Ceres: Miss Arllne Melton; Pomona.
Mrs. C. 11. Ilalley; Lady assistant
Steward, Miss Leona Swift; Musical
director; Mrs. Ada Melton,; Execu
tive committee, Messrs. Wm. Kar
chr, C. H. Bailey and William Melton
Sr.
It was decided to Invite the st"'e
lecturer Mrs. iviinnle E. Bond of Eu
gene to be present at the next meet
ing, to act as Installing officer, and
the home economics committee was
Instructed to serv a banqut at the
installation meeting. 8 new mem
bers were rece.ved In the grange
and committees were appointed to
make arrangements for a Christmas
tree for the children of the grange
a program and a general good time
afterward.
Garment Workers
Wages Hard Hit
(By Associated Press.) w
NEW YOHK. De. 20. me w
New York Clothing Manuractur- w
en' association today an-
nounced a thirty per cent re- w
duction la wages of all em
ptoyes.
Clair Smith Will
Face Indictment
llv Associated Presfl
EL PA.SO, Dec. 20. The parents
of Clara Smith, wanted In connec
tion with the death of Jake Hamon,
today stated to the officers tiiat the
young womun would surrender to
fuce the churge of murder.
SEXD UNIQUE CARM
A very unique Christmas card is
being sent by the "Greeters" of the
Umpqua Hotel to brother greeters
all over the United States. The card
Invitation to "See America First'
and visit the Umpqua hotel. The
greeters at the local hotel are w. J
Weaver.. R. Scott Weaver, Kay W
Clark, Harry O. Wilcox and Win.
Van Huron. The Association of
Greeters is an organization compos
eu of hotel men and has a large
number of members.
MANY WANT (SLASH
ltoseburg also has Its souvenler
seekers, and the management of the
LmpiiUa Hotel has been besieged
wtih requeMs for pieces of glass of
tho window broken by W. Robert
Schultz when he leaped from the
fourth story of the building Satur
day. Several near accidents have re
sulted, several autolsts having be
come intent on tho window and
driving their cars into other machin
es, fortunately, however, there has
been no serious damage beyond a
few bent fencers.
CASE IS IIKAKII TODAY
The east of J. S. Lorsung, and
Pete Lorsung, against the lleuhner
Lumber company was heard In the
circuit court today, before Judge
Hamilton. The case Involves a con
tract for building. The principals
are all residents of Marshfteld. At
torneys O. P. Coshow and A. E.
Seaman represent the plaintiffs and
v . C. Douglas tho defendants.
It. A. lloelh Here
It. A. Ilooth, state highway com
mlnsloner, arrived in Hoseburg from
Eugene Saturday night and will
spend several days here visiting at
the J. H. Ilooth residence and hunt
ing near here. He expects to make
a hunting trip in company with
Charley Keckley, Will Singleton and
R. H. Dixon. Mr. Booth was enroute
to Grants Pass having been called
there owing to the illness of his sis
ter. Mrs. Jennie Mee, but recehed a
telegram in this city stating that she
had improved.
Tramp Caruso at
Liberty Tonight
r
James Cordon, the tramp Caruso,
whose singing delighted those who
were at the Jaaz-O-Kour dance Sat
urday night has been booked to ap
pear at the Liberty theatre tonight
V '. . 1
An
JAM EN t.OKIKIN Tranip Vocalist.
He has a wonderful voice and win
ning personality, and his appearance
tonight will doubtless attract large
crowds, t.orcion has just closed a
contract with the Rex theatre in Eu
gene. This knight of the rods hss a
clear tenor voice, not unlike the
famous Caruso. At the S.itarday
night dance he sang four numbers,
three of which were the latest waits
ballads. He was forced to respond te
several encores and it is uoasihla that
he will be engaged again for the
Wednesday night dance.
RatALTY BOARD TO HAVE
MKKTl.N'ti TONIGMf
The Douglaa Count Realty board
JSjn nwr timlcht In the offices off
(Lawrence and Cordon. This li a very
important meeting as It is the last
one of the year and all unfinished
business will be closed at this time
aa well as reports for the year read
It Is requested that all member be
present.
o
leaving nosnmu)
I.rXilON MEETs TOS1UIUIw. w
'
The regular monthly meeting
of Umpqua post of the Amen-
can Legion will be held at the
armory tomorrow night. A good
program has been arranged for
entertainment and a fine time Is
assured. Chief K. P. , of the
Goofs Ray W. Clark Is oonclct-
ing the slum and the mess Kits w
'Will be provided.
w
T. O. Mahan and wife, who have
been In this city for several months
while Mr. Mahan was In charge of
the Oregon Growers plant here will
leave tomorrow morning lor their
home In Portland. Mr. Mahan has
severed his connection with the Ore
gon Growers Co-operative Associa
tion and with the Eugene Fruit
Growers Association,
Wilson Probably
Veto Senate Bill
iv a utiiwfiTrtV rwu SO Thfl
annata tmlnif naaa&rl f-sXanl II llfin f l-
sviiaiu wub sd- v -
reeling a revival 01 me wr uhidv
corporation. Tho measure goes to
veto It.
o
Fifty-Tw Face-
Trust Indictment
Br Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 20 Following
Investigation of the activities of the
building trust, fifty-two indictments
were returned today.
Senate Confirms
Wilson's Choice
fTtv AssnclatM Press).
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 Senator
of Idaho, appointed by the president
on the federal trade commission, was
today confirmed by the senate.
AROUND THE TOWN
Visited Father
R. M. Barton and wife, of Port
land who have been visiting Mr.
Barton's father. O. M. Barton, of
Garden valley, left this morning for
their home. .
Touring Through
T. L. Davidson ana wire, oi saiom
who have been in California for sev
eral weeks, spent yesterday In this
city while on, their way aonie.
Returns to RoeeburK
Luella Sigier, of the Leberty thea
tre, returned- to Roseburg yesterdsy
after spending a few days In Port
land attending to business matters.
To Comstock
Miss Marguerite Homey, school
teacher of Comstock, who has been
spending the week end In this city
left this morning to resume her
8CI100I work.
VWtcl Daughter
Koss Huthchason and wife who
have been visiting their daughter
Mrs. Vernon LaRaut, at Brockway,
left this morning for their home at
Kellogg.
Returns to Riddle-
Miss Ruth Franklin, who has been
visiting in this city with friends for
a short time, left this mornng for
f ranklin end ner sister are attend
ing high school in Riddle.
Visited Vosbwrst
Mrs. S. W. York, of Wisconsin,
who has been visiting Karl Vosburg
in this city, for the past two weeks,
left th's morning for Portland where
she will stop on her way home.
Returns Homo-
Mrs. H. w. Booth and daughter
wno have been visiting with Mrs.
Booth's mother, Mrs, M. E. Lewis,
of Miller's addition, left this morn
ing for Olendalo where they reside.
KENDALLS HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kendall, bt
Washington, D. C, are spending
f'-w days here while Mr. Kendall la
attending to business matters. They
Willi eave soon for California to
spend the remainder of the winter,
ITEVt TODAY.
FcMi SALE Harp guitar.
Mill St.
Tnqulre 147
KiH HAI.K ritutlt-bakr auto In good
t i'nnuion. nil ai ills inciielor
r or phone
yon HAI.K Pur bred Ithoita I.ln(
r,ts comti cockrcln. Dr. R. p. Brad
ford. Phron 40-K4.
!ST Wntrh rhnrm. Masonic .mhl.m
Flntcr plena phnns M7-J or lav
m .-wa-eviw prric
vtATKl Woolcuttra. II pr tier
iiio wrvoo. jz.bo cord 4-fout wood.
no-ir nros. f-non i-ri4.
SALE HouaehoTa furnllur
rang with hot watr eetla. heatinc
sto. dlsha, te. Also gooit r4
ouggy. i riy nuying ran rnt
houa 431 Mill atrt.
LST rurs containing valuabi key
narl small sum of mony. Klmtftr
rifl return to emc of J. A. Wal-Kt-r.
Kd caah for rwaril. hut ...
'rn kc)-a and pur,
wM -.sorapwhfnj on Jarkaon 3t. or
I'ousias National Bank, am all black
r-urav with currney. Llbral reward
f r tln-1r. Call O. R. Sandara, tot
ct ln 81., Kesasburc. Ion
Foil SAl.K rrlarnond rlrg. A Chrlst-
iiaa ant at aunuat nur pnc. Nvl
a.-ttlna with ona i karat atone ana
two aHvhtlv amallar stoaea. For
ll ca.h. if takan at sac. Pkoaa
1U4-J. or U. W.. Nwa-Ravlaw.
1 MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
The old armory revival campaign
seems to be Juat In Its beginning.
People are remarking on tue streets
that nothing like It has been seen In
years. At the services yesterday, .the
evangelist dismissed the audience but
th people refused to go. Last nlgnt
many remained and people were
converted as late as ten o ciocx.
Rev. Jonea has already received
39 in his church alone. Today Is rest
day. No services all day The next
service will be Tuesday night. At
that time Mr. Jeter will model in
clay for the young people.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank all the kind
friends and neighbors who assisted
durln the Illness and after the death
of our beloved wife and mother. We
also wish to thank them for the
manv beautiful flowers.
Henry Miller and family.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Just received another shipment ef
Christmas candles. You who buy
Christmas candy ean do better by see-
In- us. W will make special price
on nr candy. Chocolates, 8O0 lb.,
same aa we hav been selling at $1
lb. Don't forget that Christmas box.
Only ten days more. Come in and
look 'em over and get our prices.
You'll be surprsled.
THE MAPLELEAF.
CiLKNDALK NEWS NOTES
Glendale Is to enjoy a aeries of
very enjoyable social occurances In
the holiday season. All of our busi
ness houses have a very fine line
of Christmas goods a Christmas
tree at Olivet church, and a special
program for all. Social meetings will
be distinctly featured, family re
unions and home eomlngB will help
to cheer the nearts and help us all
to recall the days of "Auld Lang
Syne."
A Christmas tree at the Lutheran
church and a special program Is to
be enjoyed by a large number of our,
community. I
Miss Loretta Snyder of San Fran
cisco Is borne for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson who
have their summer home In this city
at a bridge tea in Grants Pass rec
ently announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Alva Wilson, to
Philip Trevoy, of Portland. Many
friends and relatives of this city join
in felicitations to this popular young
couple, and we express the sincere
hope that their fullest expectations
of future happiness may be fully re
alized, and that their lives be a
blissful dream of wedded bliss.
Frank Neuner is looking after of
ficial business in this city and greet
ing friends of his boyhood days.
when the Neuner family resided la
this valley.
And as we meet the Neuner broth
ers, all of whom are well known
officials and competent business men
evidence that their honored parents
were directing their sons along the
highest lines, while living on a farm
In Cow Creek Valley.
Guy Jacques, wno recently had
one of his legs broken at PowerB,
Oregon, ls now a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. S, Jacques. He Is almost re-
The Christmas Gift
A Few Best
. fa" '-'vcua5
and Wool Dresses
Purses and Bags Bath Robes
Slippers Sweaters
rsi IPC fr.- XI
loweis vouiiuen
Silk Undergarments fclh
Embroil. rn
v.MVa vu uvniu onoes
Umbrellas Finest Maktj1
1
""w,"-uu" uue appreciated like hW
Fisher's, where the assortments are S
choose from and every article the highest iS
and taste. You can make selections
lnarnonai'vAltr ' l
ivAiviaji v v ajr
What they Can Wear They lie Hat
Five Buying Days Left
covered from his lameness.
Mr anH VTt- v I." William.
home again after a month spent 'in
LUti Auguies.
Mrs. K. M Moore entertained on
Monday with an Informal luncheon
that was much enjoyed by her many
guests
We received a letter from Mrs.
flflnrM RAlHU 4hla mnmln. I.
home in Chicago. Her husband has
entered lntrt hla naap Hnilas n
agor of the Marshall-Field stores.
She reports seeing Douglas Fair
banks in bis latest masterpiece, and
sends greetings to all of her old
friends, all of whom miss the Beadles
from our midst in the city.
Ludne the 11 Vnnv nM onn if Vf -
and Mrs. L. L. Hurd, who was quite
111 witn lung lever. Is conva esc n
O. 3. Brown, our lawyer, is look-1
a.
BREAD RKDCCg
Effective m ifckfcutl
derslgned biken taJ
v oreaa to reu.ll it li
cents ner loaf.
. THE MODElUEf
THIS OKlGON ha
t
ing after btuiMi of 1 la
in Rosebari todir.
Dr. Gee. C. Knott, sjv
roads in Anchor nlliuij
as they wen li Jalj. It
gets there.
Mr. I. C. OllnrooiitH
this week arrusi: h 11
Xmas dinner.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. 9. Weather ziuremu. focal office,
Rhsburg, Oregoa. 24 boars enaiug 6
P4vMatlem tm larWa Raaabr-atka
Highest tmpratur yeatertlay .. 43
Lweat temperature last night ... 3d
Prwlpitntlon. last 24 hours 07
Total preclp. aince first of month. 4.71
Normal preclp. for this month.... 6.91
TjCrI preclp. from SeciL 1. 1120.
to dato 17.03
Average proi-lp. from Sept. 1. "77 . 11.66
Totul excesa from Sept. 1, 1920... 6.37
Avsraaa preotpltatlon for 43 Wat
e-anuria (Sopt. to Mny, Inc.). .. .31.48
Forecast to 8 p. m. for southwestern
Oraon:
Tonight and Tuesdav fair.
WILLI Ait llkl.L. Observar.
ToExchange
Small Improved property and
cash for modern home to 13,
000. What have you. Also ten
acre tract, Improved, to trade
for city property. If you are
X desirous of exchanging proper
w ties see us.
River Bottom
Land
If It Is river bottom land you
want, we have it. Improved or
unimproved. Also one-acre
tracts close In.
G.W.Y0UNGANDS0N
R lasts u raid Insiiranee.
11 Caaa M. Phase 417.
Tonlte
Only
antlers:
MABEL
NORMAND
IN THE
1
"SUM PR1I
This laughable photoplay carries you on a ?'''JJ
fantastic tastern iiingaoni 01 """ M
for fat that makes them beautiful. Mabel J J
thin as a raior blade therrefore a dead welt"
monlal market but she won out. uon 1 ml" I
picture, made from George Aae s ramous
Christy Comedy and Lost City ft
TUESDAY AND WKP.NESPAY
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"A Girl Named MafT
TONIGHT
TOMORROW!
MAJESTIC
"THE HOUSE OF FEATURES:
MWeU, I'll Be (censorfi
That's what you'll say when yea ;
chilling stunts enacted one right afier a
lan's big mystery production
"GOANDGETjj
A Jlile a Minute Neo.e'
Story.
.i call out the fire
vmtrj wii
department and leaps Into a
life net. As a printer's devil
he's a scream. Theres not a
dull moment
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