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Growers and Shippers of Fancy Oregon
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13) Oak and Spruce Streets (3j
ROSEBURG, Ore.
TELEPHONE 60
ANCE!
GRAND OPENING
at
Oakland's New Dance Hall
Tonight, January 12 Snappy Music
By Mac's Orchestra
ADMISSION, 11.10 SPECTATORS, 25c
IT:
l.lltluli;thilvrii, Bavaria, Itl the Hands
of u Midi (iroup Who I'er
r,.nn orilrl il Untie of City
lilclildlttx Street Cleaning
. miv viiiiwMJiwJti.tiLxy
DANCE!
A
SHARRARD'S SYNCOPATORS
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
At, the ARMORY
YOU CAN'T KEEP PROM DANCING TO THAT MUSIC
Ifie Liberty Theatre
LAST TIME TODAY
Rtgtilar Price . Only 10 and 15 cent
Edmund Cobb
(TWO FISTED ED.) In
"BATTLING
BATES"
Rapid Fir, Whirlwind Romanes of th Weit.
Th plrtur erowifoO wlih itplimllil hor-toniaiiahlp, rnolU gun piny ini
a lory that mow with liichiuiut a i
( Ao lat-fi I'rna I , J Wir
1.1'IiW Ii;sil AFKN, l avarla. Jan.
3. Hy Courier to farls Hy the
AftMorlatrr. 1'reiMi. Forty men, tn
rludinK the rrten uniformed a'p
ratlHtn guard tn front of the main
Kovernm'tu building, have b'n per
forming thn function of whatever
government there Ib bewtde the ar
my of occupation In thla liidutrliil
ceiiti r. tho home of the famou Ha
tllwhe aniline dye factories. These
40 men Include not only government
officials and office phi pi uvea hut al
so tlie police force, men of the Htreet
cleaning department and public ser
vant v
The separatist government of the
autonomous paleicnate. wan pro
claimed hem with tipproprliite cere
montt4 on November 115, but neith
er Its beg'nnluR nor It ultimate ef
fect on the people wan ever made
known to the outHlde world, owing
partly to difficult telegraphic com
munication and partly to the pre
occupation of mont of the foreign
cnrrenpoiidenta with important de
vt'loprm ntu In the Ruhr.
As win the cane in the Khtueluud
where the separatists were In con
trot and later ejected, all newspapers
here were supprensid from the be
ginning of tbe declaration of the
'republic' eicept thorn whone pro
prietors agreed to submit to the cen
svyHhlp of the new government. Con
ie(iuently all but two stopped publi
cation at once and thene two have
now been forbidden becautt they
putdlnhed a proclamation a few das
a:o against the separatist regime.
(A-'M-latcf1 FriHn I.,ied Wire)
AUKHDKKN. Wash., Jan. 12.
A. K. Graham, prosecuting
attorney of Grays Harbor coun-
ty, lust night fiUd a charge of
second decree murder against
Special Officer Wilbur Hollings-
worth as the result of the
death lute yesterday of Mike
lztnar)a. who was fatally shot
Thursday nUht in a dry squad
raid on a South Aberdeen pool
hall. August Koki, who was
alho In the pool hall at the time
of the raid, was also shot but
only slightly Injured.
cntes of membership will be present
ed to all persoiif paying $1 or more
into the fund. The money in to be
uited for the purchase of the Harding
property and the erection of a perma
nent memorial. It is aluo planned to
establish a chair In one of the leading
college! for the purpose of teaching
the higher principles of Ameiican citizenship.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY !
MEETS ON THURSDAY
Tho singing of the beautilul mis-
sionary hymn, "Send It Out," opened
the meeting of the Prenybterian Mis
sionary Society, In the church parlors
Thursday afternoon. A prayer by the
president, Mrs. Chamberlain, followed.
' After a short business meeting, Mrs.
XI. J. Shoemaker opened the devotion
al exercises by the bvmn, "The Re
gions Ileyond," and then read selec
tions from the 12th chapter of I.evitl
cus, the 11th chapter of Hebrews, and
the 4th chapter of Mark. Praers
were oftered by Miss l'arrott and '
Mrs. Fisher, and Mrs. Bodie led In I
saying the Lord's Prayer. !
The subject of Mormoninm was ably
discussed by Mrs. Thackrah, who was
assisted by Mrs. Kisher, Miss l'arrott,
and Miw. ilodle, who read Interesting
articles on the subject of the alter- ;
noon.
About twenty were present. 1
NEW TODAY t
Myers pumps and paru at Wharton
Bros. !
Heinline Conservatory
of
DR. IL C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST AND EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
Z22 1'erklns Dldg. Roseburg, Ore.
Telephone 86
' Mid-Winter Schedule
! Work.
EnterJ
- o
Also tht "ImmiUbls Eddt Lyons" Com.dy In th play of
"Do You Take?"
Aso tho Sport Pictorial
"The Cradle of Champions"
EUNOAV, MONDAY AND TUESDAY WITH MATINEES
Tht C o.ntic, Gorgtous, Thrilling Mtrp,ce
"In the Palace of the King."
W. F. Thomas, manager of the
Harding Memorial drive in lHmclaa
county state sthat the effort to raise
ftimle for a permanent memorial for
the late president, will end on Jan.
U. and it is hope dthat by that time,
the rainpnivn may be over the top in
this county. Letters hae IVen writ
ten to all of the arh'o! in the county
Miming the purpose of the drive.
an, p. 'Men and pictures of the late
Pesiti tu hae been hung in all of
the batik of the county where eub
M'ripti.tn are being received.
Tin re is no effoit being m:.fle to so
licit funds fttr this purpose. The as
tHMntton i belm; formed among the
friends of the late pre;d- nt who de
sire to p rpetuate las td'-als. and
thoee h- are In snuAlhy with the
pli.n "re belntr asket, to make volun
tary cttrtrthut tons Kn craved certifi-
PLAY GRITS PASS
The Hoeeburg hl?h school girls
basketball team b ft today nKn for
(rants 1'as liere th'y are to meet
the girls of the high school there in a
game tonight. The Hoeburg girls,
under the direction of Miss; King,
have developed an exceptionally good
te;'.m. and are expecting to give a g;od
acrount of themselves tonight. There
has alnae bet n a strong rivalry be-,
tween the Itos" brtig and t'.rants I'ass
girls, as the hiih schools of these two
places gave alwas maintained the1
best gitle' teams in the southern part
of the stale. The Koseburg girls
nuiking the trip are: Alice l est and
Kuth Tolling f nardrt; Ada llenbest,!
capiat and M.u ia I-ane, guards;
Helen Keri;uon and Ixiuise louglns.
cent ere; Th'lma New-hard, sub
center; t;iada Velzain, sub forward;;
Ruth I-arHw, tb Kusr and Miss
King, coach. j
TWENTYFOUR INDICTED.
,1 !.. ta.d Win
ST. lAriS. Jan 12 A blanket In
dictment ftKtrs ng "I person with
eieetion irn i! i!;ir'.tfes in the Vit Au
gust primartts in St. Louis iL-unty wis
r.-t urn. d this aft moon.
AT THE ORGAN
STRANG
MASTER ORGANIST
ANTLERS
THE LIBERTY THEATER'S NEXT WONDERFUL 3 DAYS OFFERING
t SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. WITH MATINEES.
4pr 1 lbs most lavish and thrilling of History's Romances.
BBIBffl""
ACORCCOOS PHOTOPLAY SPECTACLE FROM
THE OKtATtOvt
..'A ! 'J t-t
STORY F.mRlO CRAWFPRO H. H Mi, V& lVV VV. 1
FOB RENT Apartment at 520 North
Jackson.
FOR SAI.K One horse top buggy,
cheap. 520 N. Jackson.
', r i njt miss the band concert Sunday
evening at the ( hristian church.
IlEARthe" iWnlas-County Concert
Hand at Christian Church Sunday
evening.
FOR SALE Prune trees. 5 cents.
I.ocan Farm Nursery, R 6. Box 121. 1
Salem, Ore.
FOR SAT.E-Well established and
paying taxi business. Call 125 Sher
idan or phone 44.
110AT.-!, broccoli carts and trailers,
liui.:.- to order. Itiweburg Welding
in.! :r;ui:ii: Wks.
FOI! .M.E--0. A."C. Barred Ilwk
i. ik. bnd to lay. Phone I4FU.
Anna Kaiser. Melrose.
V A N'Tl'. I Clean woolen and-cotton
rats for carpet weaving. Will pay
lc a ib. An one having phone ImFi'1.
FOR SALE Reasonable, a 74 Harley
Rividson motorcycle, 1923 model. In
fine condition. Address J. 1. 23,
cure News-Review.
Vo'n's LK-3 lots" (75x140 ft.) facing
en pavement, gd barn, nnd wood
house, fur $rot. See Iuuerial
Cleaners.
VANTF.l To hear from owner of
kmh1 ranch for ale. State cash
price, full particulars. I. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR "SALE -A" 24 eKg-'OliTniiity
Inriihaior. and Newton oil burning
polony brooder. Roth for J25. I'hone
4711. or inquire 325 Mosher St.
V." WTril TO RENT S or 4 "room un
furnished apt. nr small houe close
ii at once ("nil or write Wilms F.
Meredith. 2IS So. Flint St.
FOR SALE Ftanonettf walnut tree
Tufted on Cnllfurnta B!t; ro,it
Thi Uml thit bears. Write us for
prices I). H. Ayers & Sons. Kings
Vslley. Ore.
FOR SALE-S house at low"prices.
Easy terras. Some for trade. Farms
at a large desenur.t. Overhead ex
pense iicht. Yon ee I can make
rood prices. C. Merrill. S04 Mill St.
WHY n-k for others" TtulM-your
own business and mske real money
out of fast selling fully guaranteed
article: big profits, part or whole
time: exclusive territorial . rights
Closest srrutlnv Invited Addrms A.
W. Swenson. M Scott St., San
Frsnchco. Calif.
W HY 1 -I'LAY riacT)n,ir ordeT'fof
l"t .-hicks wl h the White Hatch
rv, the hstchery with a reputatloi
for r.l chirks. Sife arrivsl full
oiTt rusrsnteed. Member of A
rr"!ted II tch nr Sonoma County
"A" and "A A" stock Price rirht
S nd for catalog WHITE HATCH
ERY. FeUIuraa, Calif .
LAST TIME TONITE
CHAS. RAY in
"The Deuce
of Spades"
ALSO
'Matter of Policy
Comedy
lIKK-(IN l A. iOI X
All! I TS IS, ( IIII.DItKN Hlr
Sunday, "The Lion's Mous?"
Piano Department Miss Elsie I
I n son.
New Dunning class, January
children 9-12.
New Harmony class, January
High School pupils.
Viciin Department Mrs. A. J. YocJ
Junior Orchestra, Monday, 7-8 ij
Beginners Orchestra, Wedne&l
7-s p. m.
Sunday School Orchestra, Fo.1
7-8 p. m.
Banjo and Guitar Club, TutsJ
7 to 8 p. m.
Band Department Mr. Crocker d
Mr. Shields.
Boys' Band, Wednesday, 7 8 p. t
Sectional Rehearsals, Monday d
Tuesday, 4:30 p. m.
Dramatic Art Department Misi
Adams.
Interpretative Dancing. New Cltd
1. Ladies, Wednesday, Fridsi
p. m.
2. High School Students, Tun.
Thursday, 4 p. m.
3. Children 9-12, Wednesday, H
day 4 p. m.
4. Children, 6-9. Scturday 3 p. x
Expressive and Play Product.
Mondar 7 p. m.
Pictorial and Decorative Art V'
Charles Knaho.
Class Fehnmry 5th. tn Jesso. IV-
rat'ng Lamps and making .'
ment and silk shades.
Class January 8th, in Polychid
and Baskets.
Class January 8th, 4:15 o'clock
children in Pictorial Art.
Th's Is a StudeonRer year.
THREE BIG DAYS
Saturday (Mat. and Eve.) Sunday (Mat. and Eve.) Monday
AT THE ORGAN
Strang
Master Organist
WITH
EDWARD HORTON
ERNEST TORAENCE
LOIS WILSON
FRITZI RIDGEWAY
"CHARLES OGLE
LOUISE DRESSER.
JAMESCRUZE
eaoouCTios)
I ANTLERS S
Direction L A. Goux fesasass
A Guaranteed Attraction