Roseburg news-review., September 13, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

ROSEBUflG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER . 1921
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Carload of National Fencing, hog-tight, bull strong and
horse high. Get it now at the carload price.
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THE MISFm
By JANE PHELPS
ADVICE
: TO THE- - i'
LOVELORN
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MR3. ELL8BURV
(Address all communication!
to Mrs. Klisbury, care of News-Ilovlew.)
See Us First, We Can Save You Money.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Roseburg and Oakland
CII.UTKK X.Y.YVIII Loudly, so Craltf could hear, he
The need of finding work pressed al(l :
! heavily upon Natalie, but Bhe waaj "1 shall never receive that man.
leaden, both physically and mental- Ton may tell him so."
!ly. She decided to remain In bed! A sarcastic lauKh floated UP to her
j until noon. The maid came up, as. without walling for the maid to
brought her some coffee, and 1 come back, the front door opened,
I morning paper. Natalie scanned It then closed. Craig was K0"e and
j fitfully. From force of habit she this time, Natalie felt jure, for good,
'looked at the "Society Column." Hor-i But she felt no elation, only the in-1
ace Crandell und hla moiher weresull of hla coming, a aha crept
about to sail for Kurope. She smiled i ahlerlusly back to bed. I
a twined smile at she read, s-eiug 'lout night Natalie was really III-jdrexa made, and what kind of mater
Mrs. CraniK'irs jine nauuiworn. ncr lanuiauy sent for a aocior uiu.ial will oe gooai i am is.
1 for three days Natalie remained in
"Mrs. Crandell, accompanied by I bed. and for two more was unable to
Mr. Horace Crandell, will spend the ; leave thu house. Another week gone.
summer In Kurope. We reuret toa doctor to pay, and no sign of a : aIlk ienKi, ut least. Although the
learn that Mrs. Crandell has not been ; position. i Intent I'uris fashion notes decree
In Iho best of health of late. After j "I must find work. I have to or aurt drewes, even for evening
seeing his mother settled, Mr. Cran-1 starve," she said as she counted her B(mnMt i hnnlly think the fiwhiou
dell will return." 'money, not more than, as Horaces j , ..h ,.. , H,.,ui,r veP
wife, she had spent for souio trifle , leaM ,f Bre verT Be,ler, I
Hear Mrs. Ellsbury: Will dresses
be lung or short this wiuter? How
long should I have a new evening
KOBERTA.
Itolx-rta: You will be vUe, I
think, to have the dress quite loilK,
I would suggnt taffeta. If you do not
I Ko Horace was going abroad. Nat-, without giving It a thought!
I alie recalled bow he had planned the j It never, In the old days had been w f((r ,uf fel one , , nilUiy ullk
trip they would Kometlme take, their difficult for Natalie to find work.')t.r(1ww combined with lace would be
ueierreu wiuijii:.h iny, n iviun-u um men sue ituu lieen iree iu Kive
THE NEW GARDNER CAR
S BEARING CRANKSHAFT
The Only Car with a One-Year Guarantee
Let ui take you for a ride In the new RADIO SPECIAL. It will
convince you it's the best car made
Touring $1183
Radio Special 81350 Equipped
Sedan $1680
Coup 11360 '
L. C. GOODMAN
Dealer for Douglas County 1 1 2 N. Jackson St.
jit. Now she never would see Ku-jhor Inst employer as a reference,
jrope, all those wonderful places he That she could not do, not even after
had described to her. Weak. Nat-, Horace left for Kurope. It wasn't
lalle's tears fell at the thought. She; fair now, after her talk with Mr.
was like a child missiu'r,' a promised j Marshall.
i pleasure, a wanted toy. She was In i Natalie felt rather desperate whan
l that most dangerous of all moods. 'next she started out. hut at the very
She was sorry for herseir. first place she applied she found
A note came from Craig Harper, : work. The pay was small. She did
apologising, begging forglvoness. t not like ihe looks of the ferret-eyed
I Natalie toro It up angrily, throwing man who hired her, hut she dared
the hits of paper off the floor. A box i not refuse the opening.' He had
!of flowers he had sent with It she smiled ralher knowingly when she
gave to the maid, who went out 01 1 told him she bad left a secretarial
the room muttering that Miss Iiorton i position of her own free will, and
pretty.
A. 8. UtiSV & SONS
Are, ready to furnish all kinds ol
rough and dressed lumber and tim
bers. Trice right.
Watklns products, 120 W. Lane
street. Orders delivered. Phone
See Willard Smith, breeder of pure
bred Holstelns. Glide, Ore.
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Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-1..
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FULI.KIt brushes. J. B. Crary, 302-R.
Nice Hartlott pears, 60c per bit
Pick them yourself. Lloyd Cole, 2nd
Ave. South.
MOOFtE ML'SIC STUDIO reopens
I Sept. 10th. Everyone Is urged to make
I reservations Ihis week, as clauses are
! being arranged. 423 N. Jackson St.
1 I'houe 502.
Taylor's Extract, Specific No. 15,
the IrrSittest imrintcfiln 'in.l hnimnltriM
17. reilieilv in tha Wnrft f- Inrurnnl rtw
external use. Has no known eaual.
must hafe quarreled with her beau.
; All unknown to Natalie, the board
: ers. as well as the maid, had spoken
of Craig as "her beau."
Noon came und passed yet she still
kept her beu. Tomorrow she would
feel belter, and find work. She would
find another hoarding place also,
where Craig Harper, his notes and
fiowers could not find her.
Late In the afternoon the maid
came up.'told her Mr. Harper was
dowuslalrs, wanted to see her.
"Tell him I shall not tee him. Say
It just like that," Naialle told the
that for personal reasons she could
give no refernces. She told him what
Mr. Marshall paid her, told him she
doubted if she could live on what he
offered. He only reiterated it was
all his position could pay until she
proved she was worlh more to him.
He said the last with a leer, hut Nat
alia was too busy with her thoughts
to notice, too busy calculating If she
could possibly live on what he of
fered. She was to report for work the
next morning, and spent the remain
der of the day finding another, a
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYER Chlropratio- Pny
alrlxn. 114 W. Lane BL
Dr. Edith Wltzel, Osteopathic phy
sician. 302 Perkins Bldg. Phone 293.
Ml. P. O. STAPIIAN, chlropratio
pcclullst. Settle Hotel, Oakland, Ore.
. Ra a f tt" Tnn ivrr ir w
nuiu ivjr wvyrvrv
Furniture Upholstering
Remaking Mattresses
C. M. Jones Auto Top Shop
Winchester and North Jackson
Phono 408
Taylor's Specific Co., Roseburg Ore.
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Don't wait, coma In and see our new
lamps. Hudson Electric Store.
maid. She crept to the door and lis- I cheaper hoarding place.
tened. Craig was arguing, tipping I That night Mrs. Horace Crandell
probably, for she heard the maid's rlept in a hall bedroom en the fourth
"Thank you, sir." The maid came : floor of a cheap boarding hou3e,
back. Sho said: (while on thd Avenue her husband
"He won't go, Mjsg llorton, Says j paced back and forth In her luxurl
he .must see you." ous room grieving for tier.
Natalie leaned over the banisters, i Tomorrow I'liiuimnt loneliness
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SURVEYORS
Licensed Engineers
EPPSTEIN & STEWART
Its North Jackson
Phone 87
UMPQUA HOTEL
"Roseburg'a V'lnest"
NEW ANO MODERN
The people of Douglas County
re Invited to make their head
quarters here.
W. J. WRAVEIl, Prop.
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Robust Children
often have serious
eye trouble. Defec
tive vision, being a
mechanical error,
occurs in the health
iest of children.
Neglect of latent eye
trouble may cause ill
health later on. Bet
ter have their eves.
examined if there is
ny reason for sua-picion.
Now h t!ic Time to Have
Your
Carpct3 Cleaned
Phone us, and we will call
and tell you what we can
do with them. We make
Fluffy Rugs out of old
carpets.
TRY OUR WAY
Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call
Autlem Theatre
I Rupert Hughes' new photoplay.
r"Sou!s for Sale," which he plcturized
I from his own novel of movie life In
Hollywood for Goldwyn Is the "Show
; Shop" or filrtom. What James
Korhes' plnv did for the stage, Mr.
Hughes' "Souls for Sale" does for
motion pictures. This film has been
booked for the Antlers Theatre, and
will open there tonight for two days.
screened for the lasf time tonight at
the Liberty Theatre. Cosmopolitan
has made every effort to make "En
emies of Women" one of the most
beautiful pictures ever made. The
action of Ihe picture takes place In
Monte Carlo, in Nice, Paris and Rus
sia. In order to have the locations
entirely ac.-urate, the entire company
wan sent to Europe and spent six
weeks in Monte Carlo, Nice and Par-
;iS. . I
j The famous Spanltih novelist him
,elf aided Director Alan Croslnnd In
obtaining permission from the au
thorities of Monto Carlo to take
Will lteturn 80011
Miss Lorine .Conloe -will return
from Portland the, latter pact of this
week. where she has been visiting
rior some time. . ' i ' ' 1
Although the story deals with life scenes at the Casino, nn the terrace
and events of the motion picture ecl- of the gardens as well as scenes of
ony, Mr. Hughes has not forgotten ihe Prince of Monaco's palace. The
how to he easy, natural and human result is that "Enemies of Women"
In the telling of his tale. It possesses on the scenic side is a thing of
nn ahundunce, of all those dualities beauty.
which have endeared him, both as! n
a novelist and motion picture au-
He. In adtlition to the to-l-exnected t LOCAL NEWS
and greatly admired uulities of .Mr.li 4
Souls for 1 "'"'-'""-""-t""
Help!
Hughes, one may find In
! Sale" his conception of what the
i screen spectacle should be, revealed
j In Iho destruction by fire and storm
of a great modern circus, covering 11
acres of ground. This forms the
dramatic and highly romantic cll-
max of this realistic story Of motion
j picture people.
f all No. 70 on WASH
DAY and shift the hard
labor und inconvenience
of WASIIINt? onto our
Itno.U) shoulders and
have the articles cleaused
BETTER.
MajCNlic Theatre
Enough gold braid and ornnmenln
tlen to stretch from Hollywood to
Sun Pedro, a distance of about 30
miles. It Is said, glittered on the uni
forms and eo8lumes of t'm hundreds
of people who take part In the scenes
of the new Paramount picture, "The
Dictator," in which Wallace Held
1 tars t the Majestic Theatre tonight.
Kalla I'nsha, playing a South Ameri
can general, Theodore Koslolf. in a
handsome unli'nrm as a revolutionist
'offitur: Alan Hale ns a dandy who
wears fancy Spanish garb, several
extra generals and lesser officers and
a host of soldiers wereall emlilazoned
with fancy braid. It was declared
(hat the city's supply of gold braid,
bullion fringe and Kimn was nearly
exhausted during the filming of this
picture.
Mlnti lusenlrrry l'ft
Miss Anna Dusenberry left yester
day afternoon for Missouri, where
she will spend a year with her sister.
To Visit Here For Kcvi' Dnys
Mrs. Dave Leitlahl of Montana,
who is on her way to California,
where she will reside, will stop in
ibis city and vl:;lt for a tew days
with Mrs. A. C. Ross.
Mrs. Ntecii Jft
1 Mrs. A. Steen of Olalla left yester
day afternoon for Michigan, where
she will visit with relatives for sev
eral weeks.
Visited Here .
Marie Moum. who has been vlcltlng
here with her mint, Mrs. C. K. Sta
ley, returned to her home in Riddle
yesterday afternoon.
V. II iU DaiiKliler
Mrs. s. S. Teague of Portland will
arrive in a few days and will visit
al the home or her dauyhter, Mrs.
E. A. Wood.
I.ilreity Theatre
One or the most artistic and lavish
product ions yet made by Ctwmopol
llan Prod net ions is its film version of
Viconie Mlasco lhancjt's latest novel,
"Kneiulos of Women." which will be
Left Yrstcnlay
Mrs. J. S. Park left yesterday for
0 in 11 Is Pass where she will visit for
a few days. Mrs. Park will also vis
It in Medford before returning to
this clly.
" Denr Mrs. Kllsbury: In A case of
this kind what would you do? My
husband and I go witb a bunch that
have a very good time, although they
do nothing rough. Every time we
band just seems to forget me entire
band Juet seems to forget me tntire
ly, and is always with someone else,
auother lady of the bunch who Is
also married. For Instance, If we
all go to thu show together he sits
with her, and sits with her at the
Ice cream parlor, and walks with
her, leaving me to come alone, or
with some of the rest of them. It Is
noticeable and embarrasses me. I
don't know whether he is in love
with her or not, and it makes me
very unhappy. Can I do anything?
MARJIE.
MarJIo: Your suspicions are prolv
ubly entirely unfounded, and you are
milking youi.wlf unhappy over noth
ing. Why not talk It over with him.
He very likely has never thought of
it, und does not realize thut his ac
tions meant anything of thnt kind to
you. '
Mrs. t'onleo Home ,
Mrs. W. R. Conlce, who has been
visiting In Portland for the past ten
days, returned home yesterday after
noon. ,
VLsitei! He
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison of
Kansas arrived here yesterday and
will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clauds
Weaver for s lev days. , ... .
lleturnol Home
Howard Young; Vho has boon vis
iting In Eugene for the past three
weeks, has returned home. s
Miss fclaiut ln ';
Miss Cora t'eland, who has been
spending the summer here visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Ueland, has returned to Minneapolis,
where fhe Will teach in the Univer
sity of Minnesota. 1
lU'turncl To KMdle 1
Mrs. Ethel Hlundoll returned to
her home In Riddle yesterday after
noon, after a visit of two weeks at
tho home of Mrs. L. Reizensteln.
SPECIAL SAp!
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
White Mountain and Arctic
j The Very Best Freezers Made Prices cut for
THIS SALE
Get a Freezer and make your own ice cream
' Sec Our Window Display
C hur chili Hardware C
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Hotel limiqua. Www
UnTri A DDI1 A f C i ' ""uu nmvais
tA.... ....... t ! Jamleson
fffTinitmnnivnn , K1,0,
' tirnnd Hotel Sophy. Fred Cunnlnghs,
........ I L1, ....... ,1 I- Ti ... T
rortiund arrivals: u. G. Judd, ,'"""""""""' "n
John llaldum .nrt wlfo i n xr,.r I '.. . .. ' ' V"1". E
. . .., ! ,ia HerIgcQe ana
L,. A. ltlftle,
V. IC. K-oenan, A. N.
Ilolman. Charles Eakin and wife.
Miscellaneous: Mrs. Annie Wood,
Camas Valleyj J. v. Midgley and
wife; Kansas City; W." A. DeUreves,
P. A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Miller,
Vancouver, B. C; Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Joy, Seattle; Abe Manle, Ray
Wilkinson, Dick Lyons, Marty King,
Al Turner, Ralph Dayhoaty, Mr. and
Mrs. Del Porter, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Alas, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Burch,
Mr. and Mrs. (ilenn Oswald, Greater
Serenaders; Mrs. B. Rapp and son,
Oakland; G. C. Lambert, Hen Hoard
man, Los Angeles: F. J. Mrody, Min
neapolis; C. T. MacDonald, Tacoina;
Joe Fcrrnnt,- Pickwick; H. L. Dyer,
Seattle;. Kenneth Perkins, J. F.
Johnson, Central Point;" W." "Wil
liams, S. N. Thomas, Red Bluff.
land arrivals: W A r
Weaver, C. H. Whihl
ion, J. D. McCord, fI 1
W. A. McDougiH W
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wue. w t .
Miscellaneous: W. C Cr:
H. W. Shelley, R. K. Bird utAN
ily, San Francisco; D. Wood! F
Pas; D. M. House and wife ot
gcles; V. M. Hilary, C. I fcWS"
and wife, Eugene; Mr. utnt
N. Keefe, San Francisco; U-M
Ely. Los Angeles; Ray Qfc t i
gene; A. J. Fleming, Mnc"'
tia and son. Mr. and Mrs. R.rtai
rop, Corvallis; Mr. and Vn j!
terson, El Paso; S. K. Hobliuv,
ert E. Hassord, H. T. Boen'
Francisco; R. J. Coggswell, if 1
Harry M. Halden and wife, fOon
C. Ady. San Francisco; E. E lain
Oakland; H. P. Langhome, l4e
geles; R. G. Lewis, Racrin
bert R, JCueni Mrs. M. lull
Kuersl, San Francisco; A. lCT
Tacoma; G.VH.. ,Huffmn ml
Buffalo. - - I
DAILY WEATHER REPtf
If. S. Weather Bureau, local
Roseburg, Oregon, U hounir
a. m. i
Precipitation In Ins. and Hu
Highest temperature yestertr
Hotel Douglas, Weilneml.-.y
Portland arrivals; . Fi A, Nuger. R.
F. Power. J. W. Muller. W. F. Curtis,
Carl Gustanson, Mrs. George Ander
son, B. A. McCarl, A. E. Evcrton. C.
S. Cochran, William O'Malley. R. tt. I
Dorsey, R. H. Maupln, William 8.
Dearer, W. C. Grlgg, H. A. Morse, C.
Miscclfaneous: J. L. LInseg. Chi-iT-." i.V. i
cago; E. M. Kennedy, city; Joseph L'T.' T T Vr . . "' W
Connor. Seattle; L. W. Pluurd and ;?.olal Polp. since first of hkc W
wiro. Oakland: John McCarroll lad b", , ;
wife. Raymond ; C. Lcbrack. Palson. r1. P01"' from SepL lZiV
Montana; Fred Gorden. San Fran-i . 10 oata ".' V V ",L.
clscoi Prof.. id Mrs. G. L.. Law- vf r: pIe? Sept 1 lrKC
renc, Wala Walla;, .V.. Power and To', 0 defictency from Sdlf
wife, Mlas Shea r.nct Mnrtell Power.' ',
C. Garney. Edmonton. Alhertn: w n ! SePt- May, incliiv)...h; I
Laugh and wife, Salem; Miss R. j
Thornberg, Miss A. Wendelln, Losi
Angeles; F. F. Kendall and wife,
Klamath Fnlls; .I. W. Maddux, Mc
Minnville; Mrs. Frank Vollmer. Sr..
Frank Vollmer, Jr., New York Clly;
A. . Williams, Baker; W. M. Ko-
hagen, Yakima; A. J. Chltley and!
wife. Centralia; J. VV. Stldwell, Los!
llliralo,. O It 1 ,,l
Swartz, Hollywood.
fair tonight and Friday. 1
J. MARTIN KEITER, (h
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Over yesterday
Mrs. Rldgway Paxton u),
Tom Rldgway motored mi
Sulhcrlin yeBterday and
afternoon visiting with frieit;
(
American fence at Winner
j Buy before Sept. 20th and t"
I special discount. '
IS BUT OF JAIL
SALEM, Sept. 13. After serving
six months in the Marion county Jail
Miss Ella Wolfe, of Salem, driver of
an automobile which, on February 17,
struck and fatally injured Mrs. Eliza
beth Hubbard, 52, also of Salem, today
was given her freedom.
Miss Wolfe was sentenced April
9, after a jury had found her guilty of
reckless driving, by Circuit Judge
Percy Kelly.
At tho time of the accident, which
occurred at the corner of Commer
cial and Chemekcta streets, Miss
Wolfe was accompanied by Miss
Theresa Zachary, 15-year-old Salem
girl. Witnesses at the Inquest said '
that Mrs. Hubbard, who was Just step-'
ping from a curb when struck, was .
knocked 25 or 30 feet by the machine.,
In sentencing Miss Wolfe Judge !
Roseburg Scottsburg Stack
LEE C. GOODMAN, Prop. PHONi' '
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
it
READ DOWN
Connects with boat at
Scottsburg for Gar
diner and Beedsport
Fare 75c
Fare Miles Time '
0 7:30 ROSEBURG
$0.25 6 7:40 WINCHESTER
: .30 8 7:53 WILBUR
' .45 14 8M0 SUTHERLIN
.50 17 8:20 - OAKLAND
: 1.05 32 8:50 YONCALLA
1.25 38 9:00 DRAIN
Office at Fay's Drug
Store
2.60 55 10:00, ELKTON
4.25 76 11:00 SCOTTSBURG
Connects with North
and South Bound
Stages at Roseburg.
READ UP I
Time
4:00
8:50
8:40
3:30
3:20
2:50
2:40
1:30
12:30
Miles
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71
68
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Connects with '.!
Lake 8taga at .
burg on TuetdJJk;
Saturday "'
Kelly declared there "have been too
many cases of this kind," and added
that it "really was a homicide case.
RELIABLE TAILOR
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We make Ladles' Suits
Men's Suits
Phons 149
J. H. BERNIER
We Do Alteration
Cleaning and Pn
Kohlhagen Bldg. (Next Door Umpqui H
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