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PACE EIGHT nOSCBURO NEWS-REVIEW, 6ATUROAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 3 WA I 5W 53 H n STYLE SHOES OF QUALITY!! UP STAIRS SHOE SHOP SHOWS CLASSY MODES OOZE In Log Cabin and Fawn UP STAIRS SHOE SHOP SHOWS NEW CREATIONS KIDS In Gray Change !"" NEW TODAY ir.. l " it i v M Mauser rifle, new. for ' i 135.00. 318 FuHerton Street. I FOR SALE Household furniture. See j j at once at 121 No. Stephens. STORAGE by the month. I2.D0. Mo- tor Pinup uaniB I ft I BELLOWS STORE CO. The Stria Store For W o men Mo. BATTERIES RECHARGED. 60c. tor Shop Garage. WANTED S or 4 men for prune drier work. CIIat Drager Fruit Co. pant. jFOR SALE Choice heifer cair. ov goats. C. E. Banning, FTJlTTiATTETralned female Shepherd dog. Harry Larktns, J)aklamL Ore. FOR-RENT 157 acre fann, 2 'ml. from town. M. Hpw.JRjl- Box i9: WANTED A woman for housework. Only 2 adulu. Phone Burch. 374. IV. I J STPvT Furnished room with ! . l) .k.wil Cnitnh1 for xirai. u-r "wc D one or two teachers. Phone 202-J. FOR "SALE Army rifle In iiood con dition. Clifford Howard. Roseburg, Ore. care Harry Winston. FOOALE2nd ha"nddotible desk. Joe Harvey, Roseburg, Rt. 2, Phone 9 F 4. ! FOR SALE Vetch tc oats, 24 I per lb. C. L. Branton, Dlxonvllle, I JPhone 19 F 81. j WANTED Clri or young woman tor work in diet kitchen at Soldiers Home hospital. Phone 326. IX)ST Smairpbcket" book near Mill St. Store. Tweuty dollars reward, if returned to News-Review office. FOR RENTPIeasant room In a quiet home. All conveniences, gentleman preferred. Phone S33-J. 518 So. Main. FOR THAT SUNDAY DINNER We will serve Chicken Fricassee and Dumplings and Roast Pork with Apple Sauce SOX in u .Liu m 11 U L TO OUST WALTER Governor Pierce Will Fight Opposition Attempting to Recall Him REASONS ARE GIVEN Recall Sponsors Declare Tax Burdens Are Increased and Tlint Governor Has Not Kept His Promises ' on the governor and his adminlstra- tlon if he refuses to resign after hav- 1115 nan nu upourcuiiiiy 10 no so. Governor to Make Fight. No one acquainted with the disposi tion of (lovernor Pierce Imagines for a moment that he will supinely yield to the opposition.' That the governor will refuse to resign if the 46.5U0 names are collected on the petitions is a foregone conclusion. It is also certain that he will take the stump ana defend bis policies, and says that the bellowing for a recall is because he is "weaning calves from the public trough.1" which hos been his stock story In answering criticism of his apiMintments. The first step In the proceeding Is twrollrt the signatures, and the 4r 5uo la only about one-third of the num ber of votes that Governor Pierce re, celved lust November.- The petitions have bobbed up in the agricultural section, the supposed stronghold of the governor, and among the govern or's old-time nolgh-liors. who knew him beforo.hu left lit white-faced calves ou the ranch to go to Salem to cut tuxes in half. . TICKET .GENTS END BE MAINTAINED fflv I'nllM I'r PORTLAND. Sept. l.'.-Tho A inert- PKK1.IN, Sent. 13. The government lender from the occupied tone have iiik an election PORTLAND, Sept. 15. Plans to re call Waller M. Pierce, governor of Oregon, require the signatures of 4ij, Gu'i voters. Those ulm are. spousor ing the movement expect to obtain bu.tiuo iinines. No candidate has to he named In the recnll and none will be named. Wlifn the petitlcin has received the rHiilred uiiuilier of names it will be filed Willi l he secretary of state. Then (lovernor Pierce will have five days in which to resign. If Pierce resigns, then Jay II. Upton of Head becomes governor by virtue of being president of the state senate. Should Governor Plerco refuse to res.gn- and the clinnces are that he will refuse the secretary of state must Issue a call for an election to be held within 20 days and the pro gram of tlm recallers Is to speed up inn pennon so Hint the date tor cnll- II full on the dato FOR RENT Furnished apartment, in modern home. Close In. Private en trance. Phone 455-J. WANTED 6"oT6prune pickers, to be gin Monday at the Ball! ranch. Phone or call on P. J.Ballf. FOR SALE--About 250 tiers of slabs, right on the road. Phone 34 F 4, or 34 F 25. WANTED Horse to work for keep through winter. About 1400 lbs. or over. Phone JO F 21. FOR SALE 2 Short "Horn Durham bulls. Reg. 2 yr. olds.- Lockwood Motor Company. FOR RENT One large, well furnisfi ed room for two gentlemen., school teachers. 221 W. Washington. VVANTED-Apple- packers', pickers and sorters. Call at Oregon Grow sorters. Call at Oregon Grow ers. : a .iii .11 ii i " " nreeu to maintain passive resistance of the special election In November. ..... ........ ...,, n,.,,,,,,, i!,ii,,-iiii,,n iii .n( r rtltlco-lle Ktan oecmiHlInn In h,n the r.f..r..n. um .in il... ..r.......i the Ruhr for at least another fort- state Income tsx will be voted. Iiav- herp. s.ilng to Xesnlde tor lbs day be-, fore iliklMinillng fur the relurn homo. night. BERLIN REPORTS HE OUTBREAKS Communist Uprising Theatens and Government Troops Are Heavily Armed TWO RECIMENTS CALLED iing me reca'i election on the same ilay as the referendum election would LIBERTY-THEATRE " ----- - - j be a aimke of economy, iWAimi.wwwiwim'W j(' When It is known that the governor v .ii ni iv A u ii in Kims, ine next Bli'p :.' is io nave a candidate against him. A A gaiheriug of lno people, who have S signed the recall petition, can noui V Inale a ennutuale acalnst Pierce. Hut J the field is 1de open, for that mailer. y ani anyone lui leels tile urge ran be K couie a cumii.inle by tiling with m fee. J Canillilstes in a recall election have f, no political deslKiiation on the ballot. So much for the technical features of the recall movement. Reasons Are Sst Forth. ft ('sines slimed for the miKtlng of A (lovernor Pierce from his Job are V atiiiil as fnllns: ft "lie lias estalihuheil the spoilsmen's A sster.i In the stale el:tiiniirstion. lie hus (rall-i i-,l in iiistiiuiumal LST TIME TODAY Only 10 and 15 Cents MAE 66 MARSH PADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING" By Crrtruds Page m oia gcntrai, witn true Irish courage accepted "Paddy" rr.t btit thing. She d d (ll the wild stunts, and shone as leader in her father's great country estate. A LOVABLE IRISH COMEDY DRAMA Communist Outbreak Occurs Today in Bcuthen and Se vere Rioting Reported , Many Arrests Are Made (Rv T'nltrd Prs.) IIER1.1N, Sepi. 15 Strong detach ments of heavily armed troops have been stationed In the suburbs of Iter lin to lake vigorous action against the threatened Communist uprising. Two rerlnient of the Reirhswhr. Security police of 2.too men each, are held In readiness for Immediate action. The Prussian ministry of Interior Is co operating wiih the Helens government WANTED By lady Vi i -i i aui.ii ui orotjr. While these ominous preparations took place in Berlin It was reported that a serious Communist outbreak had occurred in Deutban. There - was severe riot In r. the miners adjoining WANTED Home for girl of 11 years who Is attending school In Rose burg. Will pay reasonable board. For particulars phone 351-L. WANTEDA-house- full "of "people Sunday evening at the Christian church. In observance of Constitu tion Day tn a patriotic service. MODERN APARTMENTS Fully fur nished, centrally located. LAW RENCE AGENCY. 125 Cass Street, Phone 219. - WE-WILL" RESET all steel fellow wheels at a reasonable price. We have special equipment for this pur pose. Motor Shop Garage. 1 FOR-SALE Elberta- peaches, Dela ware and Sweetwater grapes. Ba nana apples, pears. C. E Trueblood, Roseburg. . - , . - , WANT to hear from owner having farm for sale; give particulars and lowest price. John i. Black, Chippe wa Kalis, Wisconsin. WANTED to buy 1 or more good fresh Jersey cows. Must be young and price right. Walter Belcher, Rose burg, Ore. . WANTED Can use a few more prune pickers, apply at once. C. E. Hat field, Phone 33 F 13. Roseburg, Ore.. Rt. No. 1. , ANGORA GOATS Wanted" 170 "An gora goats, mixed lot preferred. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass S reet, Phone 219. MONK? We now" have funds avail" nb'e for loans on live stock and per srrsl property. Douglas County Credit Union. Office with Iouglas Abstract Company. FOR SALE One S room bouse, one 6 tooiu house. One hundred and fifty dollars down and balance same as rent. Have lots of others, and I cut prices. My overhead expense light. C. Merrill, 504 Mill st. AGENTS sell guaranteed hosiery, dp reel from mill to wearer, salary paid for full time or spare' hours. All styles In cotton, heather and silks. International Hosiery Mills, Norris- town. pa. as Dine in Comfort i SUNDA Y f , . . at the , PALACE OP SWEETS SERVICE the Best SPRING CHICKEN And All The Fixins' Don't Forget Our Delicious Ice Cream You'll Never Forget MRS. WALLACE REID IN "HUMAN WRECKAGE" "HAIN'T IT WUNNAFIL" That Zippy, Snappy - DANCEMUSIC . as pjayed by THE UMPQUA FIVE "Seven of 'em" AT THE ARMORY DANCE TONIGHT COPCO LINEMAN. BADLY BURNED LEGION MEETS TUESOI' j - ' i . ' i Urapqua Post of the Ante Continued from Paee One.1 ! Leeion, after the long sun ' vacation, will atnln hold for: tho club rooms at the armor Tuesday nieht and the ei-: slinrera will "do their ri .i ..i. .v. k. .. ikn wnn ioisoi pep. a die aitenu. "u " w" , ' . ' e .v.. V. TiMlo is urged. ReH fiom the state convention be necessary to take the arm off at the shoulder. ' The man Is In a very serious conil shock. In cases of this kind nhysl c'atrs say It will' require several days before It csn be determined whether or not the -Injuries- will prove fatal, as the amount of tissue destroyed by the electricity cannijt be ascertained. v A telegram was sent last night to Mrs. Glrad. who la still In Califor nia, and she Is on her way to this city. The workmen employed wlih Mr. Glrad speak very hlghlv of him and say that he was a skilled and care ful workman. be given and other business attended to. Buddy! impo'' Be tt- M I iff' mafmmMminrr Read the News-Review world's happenings. for the DR. H. C. CHURCH OPTOMETRIST AND EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 222 Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. as I- social ALSO TI IE NEW TICI ITING BLOOD" "SI IE SUPES TO CONQUER" SUNDAY ANO MONDAY FLORENCE VIDOR, In "CONQUERING THE WOMAN" li appointment to the great detriment ! Communist In looting the food imo.1. me ponce reinforcements are siding In the restoration of order. Many persons .re arrested. The above Information was tele phoneil fnun Berlin via Paris. Indica ting that cenorship was In effect in' Berlin. I The ransr of the threatenejl out-, brvak were rot apparent, but it is pre-! iimahly caused by tho fixid shortage! and the open scandal In connection I with the conduct of passive reslstence.! and 15 year old' I unui, ii , swan wen lurnisneaias apartment, reasonably near high I scdooi. would like to have use of piano or privilege of putting one In. Address A. L. Hougbtaling, care News-Review. Telephone tt 1 EtVMt COII.UlllllllV lliSS bv g m pubi c utterances the vu and HAROLD LLOYD In- "AMONG THOSE PRESENT" of Ihe lulpliss msnls of thw state. ,1 ' He tins shatpeliilly surrendered to W Ihe criiniiuil riemeiu Iii the stale penl- 3J tnitisry iji "He his throttled state Irrigation jg ilevi-inticient. A "He ti.l. il:itlik-.il uT4l er.Mlit depreciating ulue of muni- ft c vl hon .Is, "Proniinis of reduction In taxation g and tcoiuiiny In state government ft have hei n in'.atcd. J Ta Durdtns Are Increased. 5J "Public ct.-n Inures ami Hie bur- ft dens of the taxiwier have h-en :i- el-eased. 1 g -instead of a firm, reasoned, dig. A nlfied s.liuinistrHtien. he ha given y ihe state a .icill;it ng administration ft' devoid ot c" Kim j. ana stifling to state A dev. i.ii in, nt. ! "He Is simply not bl rnotish tor the jor Mic hare the hith points which are ne tiie (a.s for the argument r. .11 ..... A i'i i.i.i -i iinr I n-nf, A ho as indii.t.il into office ritht V month avo. It Is prisumiil that the ft general thargra will be followed A I'V MISSIONARY SPEAKS rnic ni V ai4 to I S tor the Thursdsv sft.'rnoon the Presby. tenon Misionrv siviety had the MOTOR pleasure of listening to a most elrel j Cars. ..i -luinii nv visa renney. a mis-i sieesry renim.il from China. I Miss Penney chose as her subject.! "Women of Ihnamlc Power." and spoke of Ihe life of two Chinese , otmn no re converted and .through, their influence led manv I ethers to Christ. Miss Pennev's talk j wa, conrh1 in most beautiful lan-' gnsge. al.noM isi'tlc. and her remark up were verv forceful and touching in BARGAINS IN USED FORDS 1 Pord hug f5o 1 Ford bug 200 1 Ford touring loo 1 Ford touring 175 1 Ford touring with starter... 200 1 Ford touring with starter... .240 fA. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO. REAL PROFIT FOR THE DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER-Sow Canadian field peas, yield forty bushels to the acre and two ton of etrellent feed, everything eats them, builds up your soil, value two hundred dollais an acre. Leave orders at LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15 Cass Street, Phone 219. SHOP GARAGE 2nd "hand Chevrolet .. Ford Reo Bulck Bulrk IioiUe Dodge I1M 1!5 125 s: 400 450 "50 1 ...m..i. kki-ii nie cain-twii.i h.v. r.1 r..t. i, 1 - , iw'sn ws-m. utv Ihe ammunition Isli,.... .. .L .'L. ,? ' " " n.li- .. 11... ..I." 111- l.ri.iie,- UH'ipond Airs, spring ll the devotlonala In a most capable manner. Over twenty women were present, fire of whom were visitors. Inrh.Hin- miss Austin, who are I Mrs. Hail and Miss Camllle Patterson on the Organ TOOAY-TOMORROW WILLIAM deMILLE Production "THE WORLD'S APPLAUSE" BEBE DANIELS and LEWIS STONE DEBE. mora gorgeous than ever, as the dancer who, to achieve fame, was willing to play with fire. A sumptuous BeMille picture that dares to tell the truth. COMEDY "WRECKS" FOX NEWS Monday-Tuesday RUDOLPH VALENTINO in "BLOOD ANO SAND" Mrs. George Berry on the Or) TODAY ONLY See (to1 ansiier the aV I . w ' WILUAM POX I BABE LONDON in "A HULA HONEYMOON" Our New President CALVIN COOLIDCE The Story of His Court Resourcefulness asd American, im' "MR Supday-Monifjy WALTER HIERS i BILLINGS SPENDS " DIME" j here visiting from Illinois. ' 1