ROSEiURO NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, JANUARY , 1923.
PAOI SIX
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ALL NEXT WEEK
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ALL NEXT WEEK
"Th! Store Tht Doe the ButlnoH"
Januaiy Clearance Sale
PRE-INVENTORY. STOCK REDUCING VALUES
Reductions in Every Department
DRY GOODS-SHOES-COATS-SUITS
- DRESSES-CORSETS-HOSIERY
MEN'S GOODS
A General Reduction of 15 More in Some Lines-
Something to Remember!
SALE ON EVERY DAY NEXT WEEK
ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS,
On Tuesday ermine January
30. there will bo a ieclal Bwt-
inn that will Intercut all mem
ber. A full attendance la de-
aired and you are earnestly urc-
ed co set avide this date aa this
la the firat of a new protrram for
this year. Your suggestions are
wanted.
FULLERTON SCHOOL
P. T. A. ENJOY MEETING
LUTHERAN MI8SION
All Lutherans of Roseburg and vi
cinity are cordially Invited lo attend
a Luth.ran service to be held Sunday
afternoon at 214 E. Casa Hlrcet. The
service will ben in promptly at 1
o'clock. A hearty welcome!
It. TJIAUTMANN, Luth. Pastor.
In Town
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lee of Myrtle
Creek motored to the city this morn
Inn and are looking after business nutters.
ACCOUNTANT
P. F. H1RSCH
BOOK8 CLOHED AUDITED
BYSTEM8 INSTALLED
INCOME TAX REPORTS ,
PREPARED
TYPEWRITING ALSO DONE
SPECIAL WORK UP TO 20 IN.
ADDRESS: 720 80. PINE 8T.
ROSEUUKO, ORE.
IS
"Bringing Up Father," the musical
comedy which la to be at the Antlers
Theatre Tuesday evening. Is winning
blab iiralse wherever it Is showing
and ia pronounced one of the bent
successes on the road. It Is not the
same company which played here last
year, but Is an altogether different
cast and the clover plot Is bandied In
a unique manner which provokes
much mirth. Manager llarrell this
morning received the following wire
from the Globe Theatre company in
Albany, where the comedy was pre
aented last night.
"Played 'Bringing Up Father" to a
capacity business. The bouse was
sold out completely before 6 p. m. It
was the best muslcnl comedy present
ed here in years. It has a real beauty
chorus and an excellent cast. This at
traction gave wonderful satisfaction
bore so boost It to the limit.
I HAWLIN08 and HUDSON,
' Mimagern Globe Theatre
DANCtTONITE
Maccabee
...Hall...
Umpqua
Five
"The Melody Aces"
AT GREEAI SCHOOL
t 1 t ; ;
M
The
STAR
CAR
DO YOU REALIZE THAT DE
FORE THE ADVENT OF THE
STAR IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO
PURCHASE A LOW-PRICED CAR
WHICH INCLUDED ALL THE
DISTINCTIVE MECHANICAL
FEATURES OF THE HIGHER
PRICED MOTOR CARS?
LET US SI IOW YOU
RappB
ros.
The Parent Teachers association
of (Ireen hold an Interesting meet
ing last evening nt tho schoolhouso,
a largo and enthusiastic audience
being present. Tho meeting was
opened with a community sing led
hy Professor GofT, followed by a
reading by Mrs. Ooff and a vocal
solo by Mr. Sigourney. A song was
& given by tho 7th grade pupils and
li Professor (loft sung a vucal solo.
JJjEach number called forth hearty
encores. The program concluded
ff with a clever address by Dr. Seely
!! of Roseburg on tho sublect. "Our
Ej Boys." Ills caricature of the grow
ing school boy was an annislii? feat
ure of his address. As Dr. Seely
continued bis subject be explained
to the parents the necessity of sev
eral local changes that should be
made In the course of study and
other reforms for the benefit of the
students of our city and country
s. hools. He concluded his talk with
a strong endorsement of the work
of the Hoy Scouts.
K TAXPAYERS LEAGUE
DIRECTORS MEET
V The directors of the Taxpayers
J League met this afternoon at the
W call of the president. D. K. Husen-
A, bark, for the purpose of appointing'
,i committees ana making plans for
JjJ the year. The new officials will
J outline the policy of the organlza
g tlon and will determine ways and
JS means of putting these policies Into
A effect. Committees will he appoint
K'ed to lane charge of the various
activities and efforts made to put
A , the league In a strong condition for
jg ; the year.
Thursday evening the FuIIerton
P. T. A. held Its regular monthly
business meeting at the school
house, with a large number In at
tendance. The following excellent program
was heartily enjoyed by all. The
Conservatory Juvenile Orchestra of
fourteen pieces made Its first ap
pearance and delighted the audience
with Its selections.
Frances Butner accompanied five
of Mrs. Falbe'a pupils, who sang a
group of songs, which were much
enjoyed.
The piano aolo by Gwendolyn
Johnson was rendered In a pleaBlng
manner.
"I wonder If ever the Rose" and
"The Night Wind" were charmingly
sung by Mrs. Ashcraft, with JJrs.
Bern Is at the piano.
The piano solos by Grace Wallace
were highly appreciated.
The vocal solos by Dorothy Arun
del, accompanied by her father,
pleased ber audience.
The address of the evening,
"American Education from the view
point of the Church," by Rev. Quick
received a hearty applause. A few
of the points made by the speaker
are as follows: The Christian ele
ment In a community should have
I a share In forming the alms of ed-
ucatlon. The purpose of education
should be the training of, not only
the mental and physical, but also
I the spiritual side of the child; for
the spiritual Is higher than the phy
sical or the mental. We have na
tional problems that are of a serious
nature. Wo must have an Intelli
gent citizenship to have national in
tegrity. Many foreigners bring old
religious superstltutions and there
fore need spiritual training. The
criminal class Is growing and man
of them are from the educated
class. God called a million people
out of slnvery In Egypt to be his
"Chosen People" and held them to
gether by the bands of a common
religion. Religion Is the greatest
known cohesive power in the world.
Education alone Is not enough to
hold a nation together. Greece fell
at the xenlth of her cducatlonnl
career. Under Ideal conditions lib
erty might be strong enouch to bind
a nation together: but today liberty
Is too often Interpreted to man "li
cense" end "looking out for my
self." God has done 'more for thiR
nation than for nv other. He bns
given its the greatest wealth, the
best school system In the world: but
we need to Incubate Into our nation
al Ilfo God's lfleals for Israel the
principles of Righteousness. Justice
and Truth. The Church fno matter
how liionv creeds) should Inculcate
these Ideas Into the people. The
church must work Into education
the relMous element, or the country
will fall. The present conditions
sro due largely to the fact there Is
no religion In the schools. 0ir
'orefnthers came here to worship
God and we have got to have God
and religion as a foundation for oer
country. As s remedv. the school
"h'ldren should he given certain
hours each week fone or two hours)
for religions training and atudv
under lenders In some church, ac
cording to hts own choice.
At a short business meeting the
following committees were appoint
ed. New pisvshcd committee- Mes
dsmes Kohlhagen nd Rnnvsn and
Vr. Ttutner. Supplv committee
mi, iterirlck. Mrs. Falbe. Mcsdnmes
Kohlharen snd Ttutner. Fcbruarv i HM1.T vn;t-
nroeram Vesdamea Teterson and
Kohlhagen.
FIWU1TE1
In a hard fought and close Fame
of basket ball at the hih school gym
nasium last night, the local high
school tera defeated the Natlunal
Guard company team by a score of 2t
to 15. It was a good snappy contest
from the etart and was witnessed by a
large criiwo of enthusiastic rooters.
The guard team was (.omewhat crip
pled due to the fact that Wally Itapp.
star forward, was unable to play. Ilapp
Is entering high school in the mid-
semester and has been practicing
with the high school team. He Is a
veteran player and had a place on last
year's team, and aa a result he is fam
iliar with all of the high school plays
and signals and could not be used In
last night's game. In spite of the fact
that the substitute was an excellent
player the team was not up to Its
usual form.
However, the game was a good one
from every angle and both teams dis
played more than ordinary ability. It
was clean and fast in every way and
was a pleasing exhibition. R. C. Bloom
of Eugene served as referee.
NEW TODAY.
n. o.
HOUSEHOLD BILLS SHOULD
BE PAID BV CHECK
.Women find It aafe, very convenient
and economical to pay their house
bold bills by check.
We believe you will appreciate the
advantages of having a Checking
Account with- us.
TheRoseburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
A. S. Jenkins of the rural districts
la one of the out of town people who
has been spending a few hours In
Roseburg today.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
IT. 8. Weather Bureau, local office,!
Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending 6
a. m.
Precipitation In In. and Hundredths. I
Highest temperature yesterday. .43
Lowest temperature last night.-
Precipitation, last 24 hours .06
Total prlclp. since first of month 2 02
Normal preclp. for this month..- 6.70
Total Preolp. from Sept 1, 1922,
to date 15.6G '
Aver, preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 16.29
Total excess deficiency from Sept.
1. 1923 .63 ,
Average preclp. for 44 wet sa- !
sons. (Sept. to May, Inc.) 31.39
Tonight and Sunday rain.
WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
WANTED Woodchopperg.
Cuff. Sutherlln.
FOR-S ALE 5bron7e hrn turkeys.
Call or write F. r. Larreau. Glide,
Oregon. Phone 7F23.
FOR RENT 5 room unfurnished
house, sear Benson school. Call at
Itlee & Rice, or phone 444-R.
FOR SALE Several young fat lnilrh
goat mutton, at 4c per lb. on foot. At
ranch, close in. Phone 38F2.
WANTED Portland property for
Roseburg lots. Address A. II. caro
rVws-Revlew.
"You'll Be Surprised"
TO TRADE Mortgage on ranch one
mile from RoRcburg for truck,
JlliOOO. Address A. L. care News
Review. FO R S A LE I latch In it eggs, S7"C .
Rhode Island Reds, Utility stock. $4
hundred. E. F. Strong, Oakland
Oregon.
FOR RENT 4 room furnished flat.
Mrs. C. W. Clark. Benutv Studio,
Roseburg National Bank B'.dg.
Phone 212-J.
In from Oakland
F. J. O'Keene. well known rest-.df-nt
of Oakland is among tho out
of town visitors here today.
Motored In Today
C. F. Curtis of Sutherlin motored
over to Roseburg this morning to
spend the day In this city.
From Sutherlin
R. O. Goff prominent resident of
Sutherlin Is in Roscbursr today visit
ing friends and transacting business
matters.
Fred Kent of tho rural district
In among the out of town peonle
here today. Mr. Kent Is transacting
business matters.
visitor here today and will
lor several aays.
Riddle Visitor.
Al Thompklns well knowiJ
of Riddle Is spending a few W
tne city looay.
Here From Looking Glass-
Jeff Williams, prominent ism
Looking Glass and well fcJ
Roseburg and" vicinity Is heriJ
ness. , . " .
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Son Is Born
Word has been received 1H
birth of a eon on Jan. 6, it
Mrs. Richard M. Jones of H
Mr. and Mrs. Jones are vt
here, Mr. Joneg having bee
Intendent In charge of ties
tlon of the Kohlhagen aparuiit
tng.
FOR SALE Must sacrifle 450 shaves
Black Plrmonfl Oil and Iron syndi
cate stock. All or any l art, $1 iter
share. Address "J" enre News
Review. FOR SALE Drag saw. and biirz saw.
Al business machine. One-half
price or will trade for sheep or
s'ock. Address A. H. care News
Review. FORR A LEFord SedanT"Ti!sTf "ex
tras on it. 1923 license. Everything
for taxi business. Will sell cheap.
fa'! st I.lnvds Cash Store. 125 Slicr
n ctrort
Mrs. Neoillmm Injured
Mrs. Needhnm. wife of Rev.
Needhnm of the South If. E. church,
fell and sprained her ankle eulte
hadlv several days ajro. and will bo
unable to leave her home for some
time.
A. VcAllls'er Is In town today
from Looking Glass. Mr. McAllis
ter motored to town this morning
and will spend the day here looking
after business matters and visiting
with friends.
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ONLY nil.T-CLAtlS SHOWS AXD AT 10 AND IB . g $
1 Fair Swap
We want
pin no, and
your old
will trade
TODAY ONLY
MARY ROBERTS RINEHARTS
Best Comedy Story
ii
for it a fine
Edison Phonograph
a SONORA or a
"Affinities"
Victrol
Can
a
This
A V
4
Featuring
COLLEEN MOORE and JO! IN BOWERS
Easily one of the best stories in lighter vein that Mary 1 &
Roberts Rinehart ever wrote, "Affinities" in screen vi
t '. I I . II L. XV
iorm is a veruaoie rioc or inugmer,
Also Adventures of "Bob and Bill" and Hal Roach 9 3
t um a it V A
someay, piaxe way
SUNDAY and MONDAY
First Re-appearance of the Greatest Old-Time Favorite
CARLYLE BLACK WELL
"Bulldog Drumfnond'
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tjTtTtTlTVTsftTsTiTsTlJamihOTiniftMatiltn
You Beat
Offer?
Or, we will make you
a most liberal allow
ance on your old piano
in part payment for a
Beautiful New Piano
Player
OTT'S
MUSIC
STORE
Roseburg
Much Interest was shown In the
debate between the sophomore and
ior classes held In the high school
tiditortum yesterday ..afternoon.
ese two teams are the winners in
former Inter-class debates and
therefore much Interest was evinced
in the outcome of the particular con
test held yesterday. The negative
team, composed of Paul Truehlood
and Harvey Roner, were victorious bv
a three to nothing decision over Hall
Seely and Paul Geddes. aophomores.
A upholding the affirmative on the ques-
V Hon: Resolved: That the direct prlm
, ary election law of Oregon should be
A repealed.
V For a good many weeks, under the
careful and capable coaching of Mr.
E. W. Wolfe, the two teams nave b-n
g dlllgentlr preparing their respective
)!, sides of the question and the pleasing
results yesterday were well worth the
g effort.
A The main argument! given bv both
y teams were splendid and showed care
g fill study and preparation. Each wss
A thirteen minutes In length and each
ly minute was crammed with real
g stralght-to the-polnt fact! on the quee-
tlon. The rebuttals were equally
g comprehensive and forcible,
g The judges frr the contest were:
A Mr. J. E. McDIntork. Attorney Onv
S Cordon and Mr. D. E. Carr. The
g Judges all seemed to take a real In
A terest In the subject.
r As a result of veaterdav's content
the Junior class now holds champion
ship In the Inter-cms debate oeriea.
having won three points In the Inter
class rivalry cntwita.
J M Stencil of the rural districts
was amonit the business visitors In
own home. Improved
lot f-r . Pay J5.00 to 130.00 1
d"- ""d br'-nce In small monthly I
pnvmente with 61- Interest. Choice!
lots to select from. G. W. Young I
Son. Phone 417.
GOOn" LIVING for mnrTand "wife.7 10
room hotel on Pacific Hlchwav.
Fully furnished. Lease for 50 00
per month. Consider exchange for
Roseburg residence. G. W. Young
Son. Phone 417. I
BPY YOT-R RARY "chicks" from" the
White Hatoherv, member of the Son
oma Countv Farm Rureai Accre
dited Hatcheries. - All flocks ap
proved bv Farm Pureati Inspector.
We handle accredited "A" grade
chicks, and "AA" grade for the poul
tryman who wants something be.
ter. Write us at once for informa
tion, price,, etc. WHITE HATCH
ERY. PETALVMA. Calif.
FOR SALE On, and after Monday.
Jan. 15th. One dandv good team of
Mares, weight about ?fi0 hs work
anywhere. 2 good milk cows, have
been fresh about SU months. 5 head
of shoats. about !00 bushels of good
corn. pp good sprav rig. mot new.
J. A. Walker. Brockwav. Orecon.
WAVTS HAY" SEED 1 HIS HAIR
iirco oi city lire. Sn here la vour
chance. A fullv equipped garace:
all kinds machinery and toe's; big
stock of supplies; doing good' pav
ing business: TMy garnre and ma
chine hop In town. Clearing one
hundred and fifty dollars per mon'h
row: better In summer. This prop
P'tv Including the building: stork
and equipment, six thousand Will
trade for a rood Mock ranch: near
the same value. T.swrenre Agencv
l' fass Street. Phone :i"
NO" J ML Ttirio-lc.m't s-an j ' Indoors
with, nv!., get outside, o'fers the
best paMrr. oldes; etiblished r
erv and siinlv house In town Stock'
I,'.h'ILi?"J.,,0n: ful,T '"P!i
with good fixtures: best location In
town, i his is vour rtunre to ,iep
Into a fine established buineM ,nn
It costs you nothing. Inventory and
Step llvel..- ,h . ,or)h .h
Rov Supper nt Looting (.1,-um i
A box supper will be given at the ;
T.ooklng Glass Grange hall next Frl- I
day erenlnr. Janunrv 19. for the'
benefit of the Granse and duHng .
the evening many entertaining fea- j
t"re will be Introduced for the
pleasure of the guests. IncV'dlne '
everal Interesting boilng bouts. '
followed bv the box supper. Every
body welcome. I
Earl A. Rarnes well known resl-!
dent of Eucene Is an out of town
Radiofr't
In your battery means Jepn:
blllty, aervlco, aatlsfactloa Pi
It In. Step on 'er. Sb r
Sulphuric acid Is a DEAH
POISON to you and your b
tery. Sulphuric acid is theoi
of all your battery troth
Sulphatlon, buckled platet,'
ted separators, corroded I
minals, ruined positive tie
etc. Greatest Invention B '
history of the STORAGE B!
TERY. With radolite iaitt
in your Radio-battery yoi
have your battery charged
minutes.
C. A. McGin
Junction of Coos and rW
Highway
P. O. Address: Dlllard, Onfj
MRS. M. A. 8TRALEE
ON THE ORGAN
SATURDAY-SUNDAY
William
Russell
IN
"The
Crusader"
He thought of the light! of the
fity. but found his love In the
great outdoors.
COMEDY
"RAILROADING"
MONDAY-TUESDAY
"ANOTHER MAN'S SHOES"
MRS. GEOROE BEBB
ON THE ORQAW,
TODAY ONLY
TOM MH
IN
"Arabia"
When conspirators bnry n
alive in the desen
Arabia and the faithful JV
from the dreadful dostk-
it r nn , m rnucnV
"ROLLING STO'H
PATHE
SCREEN SNAPSHOT!
8UNDAY-MON0A
GLORIA SWANS0H
"HER GILDED CAGE"
Do Not Forget the Matinee
TODAY ANTLERS TOM0RM