HOSfBimO NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1122
PAOH PTTI
Real Christmas Present
STANFORD PIH GRID
t BATTlf TO BE GOOD ONE
Maytag w
asher. either gas or electric., will keep
wife's memory and June roses m ncr
& after other gifts have been worn out and thrown
klong j ;. satisfaction.
Absolutely guai."
Line power, 12 monthly installments 01 !-..
power, 12 monthly insuiimenw iu u.u "m.
Cash price, ?125 and $135.
Enair-eled aluminum tub, no wooden parts at all. Ad
He to suit the height of user.
Give her a real Christmas present. You will always
id you did. ... . ..
Corn; Feed Oats, Feed Oals, bom uray ana niuie;
Home urown spuus; nay.
See Us First We can Save You Money
U Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Roseburg and Oakland
g! SAX FRANCISCO, Dee. 1. U'nl-;
ffit.d, Press). The Stanford -Pitt
g r ' on December 34 U expected ,
S 1 b( due of the highest clasg grid
2, hntltn AM nn ...... f - ........
g fine, and as far at Northern Call-'
B fornia goes, will undoubtedly re
gj place the Kat West game In Ren- J
eral interest. Thlg will be partic
ularly true thla year Inasmuch as
California'! wonder team will not .
Tlav at Pasadena tliia rear.
Stanford and Pitt will both be
playing under the "Warner system."
Pitt will be playing under the direr-1
tlon of the "old master" himself. '
E and reports indicate that Pitt has
K a lot of trick stuff. Stanford will
T tie playing under the direction of
E Warner's two right-hand assistants,
3K-
00K AND READ
Just think, r. good Ford for .$ 50.00
A Ford Bug 75.00
'rw m9f) Ford Sedan 290.00
L Real Buy 1920 Liberty Six 275.00
feverland Four 90 , - 225.00
Ford Truck, Cab Rody and Kew Pneu-
matic Tires 250.00
1919 Dodge Roadster 350.00
Two 1920 Sedans. Good buys.
'Alcckwood Motor Co.
DS F0RDSON LINCOLN
i
Andy" Kerr, and "Tiny" Tliom-
hill mh 1.1,1 .U. .-J, II
E andsters Into the Warner system;
pfndlng the arrival of Warner him-1
E i self to take the reina In 194
IS! Stanford students and alumni nrel
PartiCUhirlV lnttrelf Afl In Ih. irnma i
K : inasmuch na It will clv t,u.,.
chance to see the nerformnncn nfi
K' a team that knows the "Warner syg
S;trm" from the ground up. Henee'
: they may envisage the playing meth-i
od of Stanford a year or two heme.
Pitt, although It In rrnnrt..rf f,
gj have had 8 new men on the team!
Tnis year, la much more skilled than
Stanford. All of the players even
the" suha have been taught the
Warner system from the freshmen
days up. Stanford, on the other
hand, had to learn the elemental
of the system his season. Thin
was all that Kerr and ThornhHl
hopes to accomplish thla year. The
"Big Oame" was not marked by
nnv fani.v t.l.l. 1 . . . . . . i
...... iik n (ria.'B UU CMHUIOril B
b i part. Mantord. however, showed its
p ! latent power when It fought the
Golden near to a standstill In the
J; "nig Oame," and put up an almost
2 "nbreakalile line of defense. The
K I Cardinals were very weak In defense
Jingalnst an aerial attack, and It was
f hr this method that Caifnrnln's
a ' murprtowns were made possible
mi- iifnra. pronnmy more than any
ether team In the country, are past
masters at the aerial game.
Stanford, however. Is exnerted to
rhow decided Improvement on the
December 3D, game. Conch Kerr U
Putting the team thrnnzh easy prac
tice, and It Is understood. Is drill
ing them In some or the Warner
"trick sturf" In preparation for the
game. If Stanford ran get awav
with It. they will have a great feath
er In their cans, for they will have
"ont-Warnered Warner.;'
On the face of things, "seeing the
old year out and the new vcnr In"
is bound to see some high class
'oothfill. both at Pasadena ' and
Stanford.
situation. Is also rather uncertain I
a to whether the car shortaim and
slowness in deliveries ha had any
detrimental etfect on tin market.
I'nder date of November jj, ihe
Journal of Commerce says: 'There'
is very little buying of (trie J fruit i
at source, but enough backed by
optimum of packers, i i,, aluum
prices. There U congestion In d- j
liveries, leading to no 'arj sur
plus iu any of the JuVhi,j mar
kets." A few days later, the dried fruit
situation in New ork railed for
the following from the Journal cf
Commerce, under date of Decem
ber 1:
"The prune tnalktt !s nu'et. In
California independents are doing
aoine offering. Independents ay
their prices are based on costs a'td
there is nothing to warrant radi
cal changes In "iilr direction.
There la no talk of a boom In the
market of prunes but neither Is
there any break In the market."
The prune situation remained
about the same for a tew days In
New YorTt, as the ntw financial
paper, under date of December 4,
carries the following comments on
the dried fruit situation:
"The prune market is not a
weak one, so much us It Is a dell
one. The New York tendency to
lower prices being offset by firm
ness on ttie Paciiic coast. Prunes
are easier today due to boat ar
rivals, the stork being offered o'i
the dock to save cartage and In
surance, borne chant rtorea are
featuring prunes In the east, play
ing up medium alies. California
aaxl Oregon packers have both
about the same Idea as to prlcer.
With the uncertainty of
amounts of stock on hand on the
Pacific coast, eastern buyers ap
pear to be up In the nir as to
whether the market is due for any
chances.
I'nder date of December !. the
Journal of Commerce says: "Wires
and letters show no change In the
dried fruit situation. Packers ad
mit there Is no heavy buying, but
there Is no weakness shown In Cal
ifornia by Independent operators,
who look forward to a steady
movement during the balance of the
season to celar stocks. With the
arrival today of steamers tend
ing to create a surnjus Mock, thre
is a disposition to shade prices.
"While some Interest has been
shown in December and Jinuan
trading, there has been a lull in
this form of business.
OFFICIAL FILINGS
DOUGLAS COUNTY
DAILY RECORD OF INSTRU
MENTS FILED WITH COUNTY
CLERK AND PLACED UPON
RECORD.
Compiled by Douglaa Abstract Co.
RoMbwrg.)
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GOOD FORD
TMMMKIIMTKI
Rol.K (' ACTItKSS
Oil .KV PHOTOPLAY
b jdrtnee assurance tint who resent
work has ever created on the
rcteen. "Evidence" is the title of
Miss Hammer:. teln's new photoplay,
and Kites Welch is again lead.ng
man in Mlsa Uammersteln's aup
j port.
"Evidence" tells a store of stage
life, in its early incidents, and then
takes the leading actress Into the
home of an aristocratic family
Hot Point Irons make nn Ideal
Xmns gift $3.00 up. Hudson' Elec
tric Store.
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Pru neMa rke t Shows
Little Activity
an "actress being
foe Hammersteln opens a foisted upon them as a relative,
rammnicnt at the Lib-1 How Mlsa Hammersteln, y her
re tomorrow, the attrac- i artistry, makes the actress Impress
kill tht-n present will give ' her personality favorably upon the
krinn nf ,ilniM.. .Un ' innhi whr, nmtnac tine la mwlnruil
Eiount of satisfaction her to be the best piece of acting thla , PacIppr interests
. , favorite star hag ever exemplified. "'"
0 ew York practically reiuiates
. I...,,, v ciirei. I the? market for this country and
1
SALEM, Dec. 16. Authorities on
the prune situation are divided as
to whether 25 per cent of the 1922
crop remains unsold or' whether
there la really a larger percentage
now held by growers, independent
and cooperative
REE
jiRISTMAS
SERVICE
np your Rift packages
I'!'"?. Drlng them In.
nice Li offered in the
"I spirit, and costs you
auto will call,
phone 277.
jn-:u. ix sew I'lnxm:
I the Journal of Commerce, otjt'ls
j ed In New Y'ork City, recognized
! as authority on the dried fruit
Wallace Reld has driven almost
every kind of vehicle In his Para-
mount screen offerings. In nis re- theatre tonight In his lr.test Vnlver
cent picture. "The Love Special," ; sal starring vehicle, 'Caught Hluf
he added a locomotive to the list j fing," directed by Lambert lllllyer.
and in the automobile race picture. The story Is of a gambler In the
immediately following, he drove a j North country who never played
fast racing car arouud the track i uny way but squarley in his lire
at, a speed of a hundred and ten until an occasion arose where he
miles an hour. jhad to resort to crookedness when
In "The Hell Diggers," hia Intel the life of the girl he loved was at
picture written by Hyron Morgan, j stake. Mayo is said to exceed uny
whlt h will be shown at the Majes-i thing he has done yet in this latest
tic theatre tonight the star operates! vehicle. "Caught muffing." The
one of the most unusual machines 1 popular I niversal star Is commonly
in the world the giant dredger 'connected with death defying stunts
which Is used to pan the precious ! and haiardous risks, but in this
metal from the earth In North-j Mory of the Klondike, he eclipses
rn California. On this occasion, i them all by a breath-taking dive
however, he wag unab.e to make I from a cliff top to the Icy WBters
more than a half a mile a day. I of a tiny lake three hundred feet
This lack of i pep fn the speed of ; below,
the lug machine, however, is morej The leading, feminine role Is
than compensated for by a thrilling played by Edna Murphy, who has
fight when the dredger is converted j enjoyed a rapid rise to conspicu
into a floating fortress and which I ous standing in motion pictures.
It Is up to the faction headed by Ruth Hnyre is cast in the role of
r. Kern to storm and capture, and ' gambling house follower and rou-
by many other unusual scenes anal
situations.
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MAYO STAliS l
FILM
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AT A.MKItH'.W
The Idol of the Northland, the
hero of Innumerable tales of Aia!
kan snows and frigid spaces, Frank
Mavo. Is coining to the Antlers
lette addict. Others in the sup
porting cast are Wallace MarDon
aid. Jack Curtis, .lack Walters.
Andrew Arbuckle "Hull" Durham.
Scott Turner, Martin Host and Toi"
Duciow.
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Xnms tree llchts, safe and lat
for years, f.1.00 set up. Hudson.
Klectrle Store.
Open
Evenings
to
Accommodate
Xmas
Shoppers
We have decided on this
plan so that purchasers may
have the opportunity to se
lect their musical Instru
ments, because many are
busy and cannot give the
time during the day.
The following Instruments werg :
for filing and are belug placed upon '
mo nana reeoraa: I
51631. W. D. J. Weltzel to J.
Pleroni, 1350.00 NWVi SW 4 S.-c
ol'-l-4.
5163.1. W. D. Ellen Smith et vir
to F R. Iirletenbuciier, $10.00 lied
at pt on S side Road from which
cor Sec , 30. 32, tp 28-7, bears:
X 58 (leg. 06 mln. E 1043.5 ft, beg1
pl being on 8 side of Ten Mile1
Road, where same Is Intersected by
division line separating farm off R.I
lirletennuchter, and A. S. Hushnell.
then B along S aide road 8 rods,
then 8 13 rods. 1 2 ft, W 1 rods,
10 ft, to E boundary of Iiushnell's
land. X along line 25 rods. 12 ft
to beg.
51;t. Mtg. Maybelle W. Church.
In V l?lc titan on lt .t m tar
I- -frnm Intersection E line A. Rose
f'l 41 tn t? r. ii,ah a tl..,.'
! Douglas St, then K 63 ft. S parellel
with K line Don CI 39 264 ft, W 63
!ft. X parellel with E line CI 264 ft.
i to S line Douglas St the beg. being
:part Lot 6. Sec 19-27-5. Also lot
4. lllk 3 Facing Ella St. Chadwicks-
Add.
51637. Sat Mtg. Melton Church
to lllancho L. Krohn. 32 M page 11.
51638. Q. C. Deed. Oeo. C. Cnn
ron, to J. 11. Patty, $10.00 Part
Sec 2-23-5, des as lieg at pt In N
line Lindsay Applegate CI, 42, sec
2, 60.89 ch. B of Nv cor CI, then
S 25 and 49.100 ch, N 89 deg. 30
mln. R 22.75 ch, X 25.29 ch, to X
line CI. then W along N line CI.
22.79 ch to beg.
Also lxits 1, 2, So? 2, des, as Peg
at pt In X line Sec 2 which pt Is
Si cor Sec 35. pt 22-5, then E
along X line lots 1, 2, 9,'rh, then
S 10.25 ch to X line CI 4 2. then
W along X line 9 ch. then X 10.25
ch to beg. excepting from tract
the S 61 Iks for Road. Also lots
11. 12. I.Ik 1 Devores Add Yoncalla.
lots being part Sec 3. 4, Tp 23-5.
51639. Mtg. O. X. Wallace to
Cmp Valley Hank, $600.00 beg at
pt 155 ft X of XK cor Blk 1 Laurel
wood Add then W 261 ft. X to Riv
er, then E following river 261 ft,
S to beg. I Ac.
51641. Aff R. W. Strong, Lots
.". 6, lilk 10 Utnp Park Add Rose
. burg.
51642. W. D. E. It. Van Sickle
to A. J. Slarmer, $100.00 Same as
51641.
51643, Mtg. Rankers Tr Co. and
X. P. R .R. Co. XW11 Sec 27-26-2
51644. Assgn. $100 H. Merten, to
1st 8t & Sav Ilk, Liens.
51645. Sat Mtg. Est Catherine
Silva to R. II. C. Wood. 39 M page
16. W"4 lots 6. blk 2 R. It. O. Tr.
5164 6. Sat Mtg. J. F. Roth to
Douglas T. Sleep, 39 M page 14. Lots
2, 3. 4, blk 2 H. O. H. Tracts.
51647. Rel George Doll to R. II.
C. Wood, E14 lot 6, blk 2, R. H.
O. Tracts.
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FRAMES j
For your Xmas portraits at the
Rosehtirg Studio, we have a choice
selection. Bell Sisters bldg.
TOURING CAR
E5S(
VICTUOLAd, EDISON AND
SONORA PIIONOGRAPH3
PIANO PLAYERS
Records for all Phonographs
and R0II3 for all Players.
Ott's Music Store
RoscburR, Ore.
J.F. BARKER & CO.
Automobiles and Implements
II 1 III I,
X A REAL X.MAS CilKT
Nothing could be more ap-
) predated by a real woman than 4
a lot in Laurelwood as it
would be the beginltig of her
permanent home.
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP
The firm of Stewart and Webb,
located at 227 West Cass St. has
dissolved partnership, Mlsa Webb
having purchased the entire busi
ness. The firm will hereafter bo
known as "The Art Shop."
Engineering
TAxvMgkt complttt nd practiftti (ouritt in
Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Mining and
Architectural Knfttncrring. Special course in
Automobile Engineering, Machine Shop, etc,
Ben Equipped School in tht li'rst
Students get practice while learning,
A U-i' Ccurtt in all technica lessen
tialt. Degreei gran ted to full course men. High
tchool men CAn complete our engineering
course! in 34 months actual study under our
intensive methods. Send for free catalog.
Polytechnic CelUge of Engineering
i-U MJ -! SU. OAKLAND. CAllR
vtipf: op hai.k or oovkhn-
Mi'NT TIMBKK. 4Si'iier1 I-ai.i Offle,
Wii.HhliiKton. I. 1'., Dec. . 19-2.
Notice 1 1 1 ere by Ktven that subject
it t!i roixlltionn nntl MmiiHtiona o( itij
Attit ot Jiint 9, 1VM Hint., .IK), and
June 4, y0 (41 HtHt., 75ttt, and the in-
t nn I iunn nf I h Si'.'I'flHrv of tlio 111-
tt-rior nf Svptfinhnr 15. I17, nd June
fi. t9.u. tne tiniDer on me iomowiiir'
lands will he sold January 17, IV -3, at
lo tiVIix-k a. in., at public auction, at
the LiiUimI States lnnl office at Kose
burv, Oregon. Iu the hlKhHt bidder, at
not less tlian the appraised value as
tthown by tills notice, sale to be sub
.tevt to the approval of the -Vvcretnry of
the Interior. The purchase price, with
nn additional sutn of one-fifth of one
per cent thereof, he 1 hut cornmlffslons
lillnwed, must be deposited at time of
Hilt, mot.oy to he returned If sale is
iuti upirnved, otherwise patent will Is
sue for the timber, which must be re
moval within ten yenrs. ltids will he
re etved from cltltena of the I'nlted
States, BNioctiitloiis of such cltlsens.
Mini cnrponttlons urtrnnlsed under the
laws of the I'nlted Htutes or any state, -territory
or district thereof only. I'oon
nppllcHtion o a quit I tf led purchaser,
the 1 1 in her on nnv lcuul auhiiiviidon
will i offered separately before belns;
Incli'-Jed In sny offer ot a larger unit,
T. S.i H.. It. 3 K., Hec. 7. NK'4 PW-4.
red fir 1T M surnr pine RO M., yellow
Pine 0ft M.. bull pine 75 M.. NVi
tSWH. red fir 740 M.. niirar pine 76 M.,
yellow pine 775 M., white fir 45 M.;
KV( HWVi. red fir 7C0 M.. aurnr pne
3 M , yellow pine 2S0 M hull nine 40 '
M., while fir 11 M.; HK RW red fir
M . yellow pine H0 M:, hull ptne lntj
M., white fir 25 M.: none of the timber
on the above tracts to be sold for less
man is.u p.-r w., lor the yellow and
srnr.ir pln; II. no per M-. for the red fir.
ami fl.oo per M., for the white fir and
uu pine. ueo. it. Wick hum. Acting
tin Kino l.ajtlcirli -
J. F. Colo, who resides In Wosl !
KosRluir brought a fine "Imuqunt"!
of raapborry vlnpa coverpd with j
lnrgp rod rappborrirs to tht Nf-wtv
HovWw offire today. Thy nr tho
Tuthbort varh'ly, nd this la the
socond crop thin year. Thoy have
nil almndiuicn of them every yar nt
Christmas time Mr. Colo stated, and
he also staled that he thought
PntiKtafl County was the only plane
where this was posalble.
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Why not a new home for your
family? They df serve a nice houe.
VnKti Lumber and Fuel company
will help you build It.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. W eal her Bureau, loral office,
RosebuiR, Oregon, 24 hours emliiiK &
a. m.
Precipitation in In. and Hundredths.
Highest temperature yesterday.. 37
lowest temperature lust hiht... 3."i
P.'pipilation. hint 24 hours 0
Total prerip. since first ot month 2.S7
Normal preeip. for this month. . . . 5.92
Tolal Tiecip. from Sept. 1, 111.2,
I to dato 10.22
Aver, prerip. from Sept. 1, 1S77. ..&!
Total deficiency from Sept. 1,
122 . 07
Average preelpilatlnn f(r 44 wet
I seat-on (Sept. to May, Inc.) .. .31.39
Tonieht and Sunday, fair, continued
, cold.
I WILT,? A M BKLL. fh-erer.
How to Buy
Fire Insurance
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CONSULT YOUR AGENT
AS YOU WOULD
A LAWYER
You camiot hope to know nil of
the Ins and outs ot the fire Insur
ance contract. Let our npent
serve you and advise ynu Just as u
lawyer would care for the Interests
of a client It costs no mora to
call an expert.
LET THIS AGENCY OF THE
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY ADVISE YOU
DOUGLAS
ABSTRACT
COMPANY
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I Have You Tasted 1
Gold Medal Biscuit? 1
v Well, you ouKht to try 'em.
39 Made of Gold Modal Flour, thoy
IU taste like more. Ask us for Iho
X leaflet of Gold Medal Recipes.
H It's free,
I ECONOMY GROCERY
$ Phong 63.
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or ciibTHCs
TI1K price of our dry
clcanlm? cuts down the
prlro of clothes. Our
customers have found
out that we take most excel- .
lent care of the garments en
trusted lo us and that our
chaws should make friends
fur tills huuau.
R01SS.RS
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