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' i. .. BOSEBURO NTWS BgVIEW. THURSDAY. DFCEMBfR 18, 1923. PACe EIGHT 1 if.; 2 'tr Lra'f Cl'i'S Yes the Bulova Vatch is a sensilfe KWfV'l)l g'ft because it is useful. It is the kin J MMH-Tf'r of gift that will always be in style te mIwA I' of ift that wii! ncver vcar 0Ut Un A ttnatl d poiit will hold any BULOVA Watch yo $tlicl. until mnttj BUCAR JEWELERS Roceburo IMHUi Severe- Penalty Meted Out to Vcung Man Caught With Copper Still in Hear Set of Automobile. C. I,. Ugcell. of Soapi'iise. Oiocon. ".as tinlay f 'm il Jliiuil and given Ix ninths In Jail, when h" entered n lea before Justice nf the 1 ! :eorge Jones, of viiik a still in 1 IS pOKSi SSiull. Liggett was arrested yostordny ! mniing ill (ilondalo by deputy Klicr ' I W. II. llrnnham, and ttr.i broiiL-ht !j Ihc cily yesterday II 1-111111111 by iranhiini nnd deputy y.htilrr Frank Inpkins. Whi'll aili'strd hi- was In ' iiniiany with A. J. I'aili-isiin, and llii ; '.lli-r was alio broil: lit to thr cily un ' r arrest, tut was r-l-.isi-d froni thi larci' of liaiint; pnsn-fvlun of Un 1 ill, wlu n ii as found thai tln o I r kvttlu was thf iuiity of Lin-, : fit. The Mill Is a l'ltall.in roppor stock "tile. It has a small v nt in Ihc lop; . .id a short Irticlit of copper pipe to' . ad to Hie coil. j I, illicit and Patterson drove Into ! ndali- lalv Tun-day nirht, and b-tt ' 'ir car on (hi- sin i t. Ii.-imty Slier-' f Uranium became suspicious of icm and scan lied their car, findini; ie still m-ciiiely bidden in the back ut of the lii:i -h:in-. lie i : 11 111 1 dintely re .in d 1 be Inn men and l.n-ouyhl . 11-111 to itosi bum. I.lcretl lit f-Kl Clllered a plea or it Kiiilly, and secured n,(, services ' O. S. Ilrnuil of Clendale t, defend III, bill todav hi' 1 hail-;, d his plea Id MfklKIK led.-re.l his puilt. Jllll.-e mes inlllcled the seere peludtj- fel hii this chains" in appeal. I iti.elt and r.utersun were !,(,, -it)-.. In a Coos County lo:-iim la-np and cut tiom there 10 lb,. ( o!ui:ih;.-i ver i iimpi. 'I )i, y ,.. ();, ,.. ay to California ,un mi.,.!,,!. o : LOCAL NEWS -..,I UK disinfectant ut Whaiton Itio.-: ' .'live l or C.1III01 nla John McKtali a 11. 1 Mr C. Milhr and daiiyhit 1 ornliiK lor I.os Ani.-eb H and Mrs. r leit this and olher I llllls 111 KOIlUni II I .'i i! I ;i Thev GIRLS' CLUB VOD-VIL High School Fridsy, Decemlipr 14th. IvV).1iV1 J -9 -L 1 D IMiSLT1"1 E AT R E i 4 LAST Tliri TODAY 5 J ONLY 10 AND 15 CENTS S I Bettv Ivthel (The Oorrn of IN A GLORIOUS REVELATION OF THE 'Truth About Wives'' 4 With an All Star Cast Including. TYRONE POWFB Aon. Lutner, i-red Jones, Wm. Carleton. O.iby Frankie Evans You will leave the '1 heater a gladder and a wiser man ami woman. at Also: Arnm Fnl.lf. "1"!... r. i- ,,v 5 And. "Sl.ul.md A ShnwiiiR Hroadway'8 (ir. at.-st Stage .-t.irs and Sc. ms from H g tk J lirondway Plavs. j nereis a BROTHERS Oc egon J IMH.CIG3 Today's Iuniliu nr ti.e Kotary i-liib was a liv. ly j;alier!! witli ev ery member ,res, !;tt ther, !i re fordint,' Inn per cent Hireling. Dex ter Ithe, chairman of Iho boys' com mittee, made his report on a recent survey niiide of the number of bovs of school ace not niteiniiiiK school. Approximately ihirty boys who should be in ns'ular attendance are reported absent. A I J t of the youm sters w III J.e pn-seiib d to the members, at tlielr mtl n-Kulur mettiii and one boy nlioiieit in each member of the c::io to nscertahi why and for what reason they are not at I in l in V school, wiih a vow of m-t-llill! these boys to liike i:ihanta,i'e of an educution. (ub Klnlay reported that the grade school cuut-sl. of which he has ciiaiKe. was prorre sin ; nicely umi that niucli interest was beini; iliown in ti.e contest, 'liiii is a cont .a put on tlirot'Yii t'n If ,,-v e.t. .. 1 which a lovi-i- c:m ' he -' the prude school n-n Ivins the hiuli esi record for educational, athleiic (Hid other achievements ,, Hie ptllilic schools of the city durini; I he pres ent school year. Max liainni, su;u"-intendent of sehools. t:ave a Hue talk oil "I'riH clplos of Itotary" and its application to every day business and prolession al life. Max luoui:lii forth some mlKhiy fine tliou.vtiis enibodyinif lin tary principles which proved a real idinaiional treat to Hie members. Jim (ieildes of the local cannery and Jim Mcfliniock of the Commer cial AbMracI company were two new nieinliers added to the roster of the club today. They wrrc warmly wel comed by Uotary members. vpect to sp. nd points of int. r. winter i si t i 11--: r- :-; in California. I plow for Jo. at 1.' Inch Wharton Un '. C. Hurst of Can-ion Valley was in Ko -ehuri: today ep, nduu- several hoi:. .- art in:, n -. t-i be .i:,, -..-, m itiei.i. .1. C. Thonip on. aswlslaut treas urer of tii.. Ca'iloirl.i (iret;oii I'ower conipauy. of M. dfird, Is spendiii',-s-veral days In liosobun; nllemliii-r lo business mall. os Ai:ditcriiin thf Scrrrn.) C ,.,.1.1...... T own 1 ooios "iiii -ii i . 'aiiJovill, - Rtvn.v" r, K I WAN IS CLUB; GETS CHARTER Regional Di - Earl KilpaL-ick, I , rector, Makes Presen taiicn Speech. DIST. GOVERNOR HERE .Fine Program Given at Ki i vinij Banquet Last Night ' Coos Cay Boys Enliven Evening. f Koseburu Kiwanians proudly re ceiieil their charter last nlKht with siillalde cerenioiiles held at u bati iiiet at the Hotel ( ' 111 i(U a . 1'rcsldcnl , i'nl" Cosliow kept the ball roll I in! I all i ireuiiiK and It was one of the I pc- 1. est and li.elie'it aflair-j ever , I. .-el in this city. j J ::i rl Kilpatr-irk. regional dlrec j tor of the Kiwuuis, presented the ct:arl-.-r and in so doing reminded tlie luc; I club of tin- motto of the orK in Izaiiin, "We HuMtl." s i.l.nt! that he hop -i': itie liosehHi? Kiwanis would giri.t always lo build a bigger and betn i community. I resident Co sIioa' accepted the charter on behalf of the club, n'edring himself anu mt'i 1 icrs to lu.'kn tlie name "Ki wai i .," sliine bright forever in this city. 'Ih're were Its in atle:idr.i;ce nt : the .i. millet including visiting kl- waiii.tns from Coos Hay, Metlford, (-'ut i ue, Heedsport and Portland. Lo cal 1 iwanlaiiH had their wives, pres 1 cut I'S glle.lls. I l't ring the banquet the following pro ..am was given: ! "America." everybody. I I.i .'ocation. r i-eectioii by the New I'tiipqua or- I ch.-11 ra. j A A'ord of welcome by Mayor liico. ! yi 0 by Mrs. Fred Strang. I So ectiona by the orchestra. ! I leseiilation of charter by Kurl ' Kilpatrick. I Accei-tance by President Coshow. 1 Solo by Mrs. Kred Strang. "What Kiwanis Means to I's," by Harry It. Johnson. "Hall Kiwanis, ' song dedicated to : iloseburg club and sung by composer, j Kiwaaian Westover of Marsbfield. ! Kiwanis Talk, by Sylvester W. i Lawrence, dl-trict governor. I Service Cooperation, President of j Hotary club. Stunts by Marshfleld Kiwanlans. I "Star Spangled llanner," by every ; body. I The Coos Hay Kiwanians provided the real pep of the evening and Kl wanlan TaybV. a pianist, staged his ! "Willie" stunt, being the antics of a traveling yalesmau. who "tickled the Ivories" dining his stay in a "hick town." He was accorded much j applause. "Pop' dates of Medford. gave an ! interesting talk. He said that Ki wanis nieaui to him a leveler of the I l.umi'j in the pathway of compeiitive ibusiue s life. Pop" has the knack ; of saying the right thing at the right j time and hii was cheered to an echo when be concludod bis snappy talk. I Songbird" Martin of Coos Hay. took the helm of the singing pro i tram and injected so much pep into I tlie Kiwanians that "1.11 Liza J ie" : was rendered with more than the I usual gusto. He presented the llose i bit re club with u gavel and block made from the beautiful myrtle g i wood, which grows only in south- 3 . western Oregon. President Parker or Coos Hay Ki wanis club also presellled "Ped" Cosliow with the president's pin which will be handed down to suc ceeding executives. Mr. A. C. Sceiy. president of the Kos. lung Itotary club, in his nil- DK.IL C. CHURCH (M'TOMETHIST AND EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 222 Perkins Uldg. Iloseburg, Ore. Telepltpne 88 TODAY William Fox Presents SHIRLEY MASON - in "Lovebound" A story of crooked swindler.-! ami swindled crooks. Should she tell her husband? i ne perplexing problem millions have faced. that Also 'BRIDLEG ROOMS" A Comedy and h'OVIE CHATS PRICES? ALWAYS 10c and 15c dress staled tliBt t :i was very lit tle difference In the uiniii of both .'IuIm mid declared thai he felt l"-r'' thai complete harmony would pre vail between the Kotarv and Kiwunl" clubs and by fine eoopeiniiun both would be able o accomplish wonders for the city. VIsltliiK Klwanlun present last nlKlit. many of whom brought t li-l r ! wives, with: Coos Hay, Kiwanians Parker. Taylor, Minim. Wcsio'-or. ' Jia'l,'r')l', Wilson. I'orllaml. KI- I uiiriluns Print l,.l ..tie I'ierre. Kl'(- in y, Huberts, Hathaway. Nclsuti. I.e. McAllister. Iteedspoi 1 : Kiwaniall l'li'lil. Medford: Kiwanians Thomp son, Cult s and Ho.s.'i Imuiii. Charier members of Hie Knsohurg Kiwanis flub art-: Hoc" Alb n. "O. C." .Brown, ltroadway. I i n imien, ;iiiiii in unit, ni ace" Herij, "Hoy" ( a'chiiK. "Krank' Cleineim, "Lloyd" froiker. "red"' Coshow, "Dor" Chun h. "Mike" lie vaney. "L. A." Dillanl. Trevis" I)y- slimer, ".Sid" bel.aii. "U alt" In "Ili.l," l,..llr ..I.. 1,,." I.' r -I ! k, i- arrnutton, "Xatev Fullerton, "W. C." llardltiK, "Harold" Hudson Walt" Fislier, ; . oop' Phil 'i'oe' Kurlonp. Harlii, lioiick, 'L. L." Harrel, "Harry" Johnson, "Alvin" Kniidlson. Hussell" Lin lolt, "J. I." Love, "Mac'' McCllntock, "Jim'' Xewland, "Call'' Neal. "Ceo." Neuuer, 'Tom" i.-s, 'Stewart" O'Dell, Harry" Parget. r. "Vic" Pet-' lerson, "Ted" Post. 'Had" Quine, ' "Hub" Quine, Kin ' Quine, "Wil-: son Rich, "(ieo." Smith, "Cordon Stewart, "Dor" Sho. niak-r; "Lyiunn" Spencer, "J.ilin" Throne, "tilenn" Wimberly, "Scotty" Weaver, "Jack" W harton, "Hill" Whipple. "Doctor" 1 Wade. ' ) With the presentation of the char-! ter last night a new sniril has come lo lto:iebiirg. It Is K'wat.is. ! To explain fully ami exactly just what that spirit It Is -cte's bevond the possibility of any :;,oki 11 words. It is something that is and will bp explained best by lis achievements by what it dies. To the community, as a whole It will he judged, appre-, elated and considered by what It performs best. ! Whatever definition may result as these opinions or Ideas may be. the sentiment expressed can lie uaugiu ! but good. Kiwanis is founded upon those principles which, properly prac-1 ticed, are resultant in no other form I than of actions cumaii-ndable. The Kiwanis n.etio is. Ve Huild, it huii.irit. frb.n.i.hi.j K,.uii ' ness uprightness, efikiencv and civic ' nun,-, morality. It is service to society. How that service Is rendered, what the nature, of it. how given ami how thoroughly; resultant, depends entirely upon tbei caliber of the personnel enrolled fori that service. j Kiwanis has been said to be large-I l.v "a state of mind." A sentiment' to be acquired by those who enroll! under its standard. A proper lunc-. Honing of a real Kiwanis club de pends upon the number of Kiwan ians there are In the units, not Ki wanis members, but genuine Kiwun-i inns. Ileal Kiwanians represent that virile, progressive thinking element 1 within the ranks of our International 1 organization, who have been jointly I successful in building the ever grow-' Ing monument of. Kiwanis in our: western hemisphere. The degree of! benefit which ljo-eburg will receive I from Kiwanis depends on the number of such real Kiwanians within its' unit. j What good Kiwanis can accom- pllsh in Us every way here in Kose- i burg depends entirely upon how well its spirit becomes imbued In tlie ' I Another Record Breaking Double Bill for S SATURDAY EVENING i it Avdalas the Great" I and His Orioinal Hindoo Company Super Magic Show of the World Marvelous, Amaz ing, Spectacular Hid den Mysteries of the Orient. FEATURING The Living Rope The Talking Kettle The Magic Dream The French Spy Gorgeous Hindoo Scenery and Cos tunics. i. - IN CONJUNCTION WITH A Feature Drama, a Feature Comedy and the Papyrus vs. Zev Race $ PRICES: 81.00. FIRST 2 orchestra: soc balance of house, tax included REMEMBER eoo SEATS AT 50c. LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS. Antlers DIRECTION L. A. SEE FIRST minds and hearts of those local men who are listed as in mcinhorj. This M a StuoYbaker year. I'IW. "l'l I Netlr In hereto- irtv n that the lin filllil le'count est ale of II. .1. der-U'oed bus filed her :r- a, 1 11 1 1 11 i --I ra I ri X of Co- H.eWal'l. tle.ell.-ed. Willi 1 'I, rk of I louwlas ( 'oimi y die county nnd the lion K tjiliiie. I ' o II II I V .lllllK'. blis llXell lnili tlav of .laiiuury. S 11 lltli tin- I'lL-J. at I'-n " the ti.MH ami .'eltiek It) In f ore liooll. US Die ciiiintv eeiirt 100111 in lo.iist- lit Ittiseblirrf UreKoll. pbee for lieaiim-r objections, if saitl fneil aeioiint, bud for set aid ivtiltf. (I tills l.ltli day of lVoember. 11 1 1 v . t lilllLT I lilt t'.l.'.. KIHIA . STKWAHT. estillo of 1), J.. I Atpiillil-trutrlx of III. i Stew I I. tlei-eased. X NEW TODAY I i ? FOR SALK Clirislinns lives. At Deer Creek Ilarn. l'"()li KENT Furnished 3 room apart-! iuem. u Mill St. ' LOST llrindle irulMiupfioior"322SiT ' Jai:kson St. Howard. Telephone iJr. (hurch at 80. of 2nl-I!. I FOR SALE Pruno trees, 5 cents. Lo-; pan Farm Nunsery, iil. 6, Iioit 121, j S ilt iii, Oregon. ' fiKKS 30lv3'i coriU und fabrics, ' S5.S0 and $6 while I hey last. Wil-1 son's Tire Shop. 117 Jackson St. I TlilJ Aiiostbs teatli fool washing as oruinancer .Mens liiuie clatm, 'hr itiHn church. Sunday morning. r'()It SALE 7 Ion good baled oat and Mtci Hay. fju at ranch, 4 mi. east. T. L. Weaver, rvoseburg, lit. 1, Pox WHY NOT a music roll, player rolls. or records for. Xnias gifts. Sidling tins" at bargain pricm. Moore Mu h.'c r';ore.jl27W. Cass St. FC)!'. SALE New 5 room house, fuT rished, large lot. price JlNim. Also a six room house for rent. ('has. Kyis. S:' No.Jackon Ft.' FOU SALE Doughnuts, pics, cakes, and other cooked food. At Uuell's Store. Dillard. Dec. 15. ISy ladies aid. Atao some more nice quilts. mree regisicieu Short- lw,,. Hulls at a sacrifice to close out. Terms lo responsible parties. Address C. O. Garrett & Son, Clen dale, Ore. ACENTS WANTElI5ecoiiie repr? sentative large concern. Establish yourself permanently. Simplified method welling shoes factory lo wearer. Your daily profits large. Apply immediately. Style-Arch Shoes, Cincinnati. FOH KENT Onefiut7Timmcoltlige, centrally located. Hath, toilet, elec tric lights. Almost fully furnished. On pavement. $25. One four room cottage. Modern. Four blocks from court house, flo. I-awrenre Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. Foil SALE. Monarch ranged almost new. coiled and Installed In house for only $96.o0 I'.icvcle grindstone, $5. Solid oak library table, $12. l'scd range, $15. Fried heater, $10. Cottage oigan, J7. Fine sewing cabinet, $10. All leather rockers, $2S. Powell's Furniture Echnnge, New and Second Hand Coods 228 N Jackson Street. I 5 3 & & V in Mysteries of the Orient. 51 4gr fin I II , fcs'.iv wf; r ROWS ORCHESTRA: 75c. mot , c.'.Z Theatre !! C0UX 1-5 erm Xrnas! XMAS SPECIAL 200 pairs of Misses aild Childrena Felt Slippers 89c Mens Leather Slippers Men's Felt Slippers Ladies' Satin Budoirs Ladies Felt Slippers mmi 3m GIFT HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN Each Pair In an Attr.ctiv. H.li Jp Roseburg Boote? IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT You. PERKINS BUILDING C vnrn . , . ' 1 Brlnfl U. Your Work-Se. Push Throuuli Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Singleton passed throucn Koseburg this morn ing en route from Medford to Sher idan. Mr. Singleton has been em ployed by the Standard Oil company at Medford for the past few months. WHAT Would Our Forefathers E Are morals nnd manners better or worsckfc in lsr.tl? W hat effect would 1S50 customs tmsiii jazz existence? , Here's a picture that puts HtKpi: the arguments about the two generations. Her father returned home from Europe fori ni Christmas and found his once old fashioned dksjifcii'l home into a mad house of jazz. You've never seen a picture just like this novelty, mixing 1850 charm and 1S2J Jazi in I ny V and children will talk about for months to com. For strikinc originality of theme, for !unnr striking effects and startling semes, for brilliant! dren of Jazz" tops 'em all. As for thrills, the battle at sea bi'tween thf IrW'i schooner would bring thills to the spine of muni SEE "CHILDREN OF JAZT ANTLERS THEATRE g DIRECTION OF L A. 00UX One Night Only-Friday. Direction L. ggg1 V. . . rVV.' I .... .'.'.' i liiypSliWiei' Lower Floor and Boxes, iVElfivti tSliD rN mm rt( CASS tJ and bai b, dan. ni mobile. Arjertaui rism Wharton Bm A' PRICES: ft 1 s a
