Roseburg news-review., February 21, 1924, Page 8, Image 8

ROSEBUNO NIWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1924.
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Retail House on' the Coast
CORDON & BISHI
314 WEST CASS 5TDrnn V
314 WEST CASS STREET
24 WA PAPff
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'em an male cat. I'liono (JJ J..I
THIS hindiomtlydeifgnrd
Hulova Wriit Wilrh will
add charm and gract to even the
daintitrt wriit It combines clc
gxnet with guaranteed accuracy.
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Also
. KOU SALK A few thoroughbred
Burred Uoek roosters. $2.10 each. J.
Downing. Cleveland, Ow,
HOMirT-AUNTinV will tBke a few
more summers for rough dry work'.
J'hone 537.
rOR. SALE At rit!ht price. 1920 Oak
land 6, I Ford sedun, casn or.
terms. ftapp DroB.
FOIMtKNT b room house, mostly I
fumlHhed. Centrally located. $15
per month. Lawrence Agency, 120
m
545.00
It Kl. white roI4 raw. tUMrr
carfiL II It fitted with 1 7 Jrvtl TNt'iV
THUAnitlD BiiovA Mi.rrwnt,
fuaruimd tot aero rat al tUpcodabl
We have many other Bclova
Watrhet, all tylei and ahayei
from f up.
BUBAR BROS,
JEWELERS
At the request of more than
t forty residents of Voncalla, the
j city ruuncil of Ihat place, In a
I special session last nlcht, adopted
nn ordinance requiring a Jkense
fee of $20 for all public daiiciw !
given in the fulure. This prohlui-
tory license is an effective ban on
dancing and resulted from agita-
tion of citizens' who have been
aroused because of Ihe preval-
ence of liquor and drunkenness :
at these events In the past !
months. At a dance held Inst Sat-
urday night there was a great !
deal of drinking and the citizens !
dlermined to put an end to fu- i WANTKI) Old false teeth. We pay1
lure occurrences of this kind, nc- ,jh as $10 for full Beta. Don't luat-j
cording to a etatenient made by ; ,,r jf broken. We buy crownB.
Deputy Sheriff C. II. DauRherty. ! bridges. Western Metal Company.-
A ureal deal of fe ling was arous- i nioomlnKton, III. !
eu over tne outcome or mo w
CasB Street. Phone 219.
: KOll" SALE Italian prune trees, C to'
! 8 ft., 12Jc: 4 to 6 ft. 10c; 3 to 4 ft.,!
Tic: trees shipped C. O. U. Mathis !
Nursery Co., Salem. )
KOR RENT One modern 3 room fur-j
nlshed apartment. Lance private
baih. Everything furnished Includv
inn light and water. Centrally lo-
caled. Lawrence Agency, Phone 219.
Claude Wise case, In which the
defendant was acquitted in tho
circuit court of the charge of
possession of intoxicating liquor.
Ted KrunclH, deputy city marshal,
who testified for Wise,' was dls-
missed by the council.
EDUCATION PROGRAM
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON
, A fine talk alone educational Hues
waa made nt the luncheon of the no
tary club today noon by Denier Itlce.
As a prelude Dexter took occasion to
inform aomo of the committees that
they were not functioning properly
and nothing of material advantage to
Itoiarian principles had been accom
pllshed due to this laxity on the part
of the muniberH r.itmmMln? vm-lnim
committees to launch luto their work)
w ith more vim and vigor. The history I
and foundation of Itotary was dlscus-
el by the Bpeaker nt length, proving
: most Interesting to all Ihe members.
On Next Saturday, Feb. 23. Kutary
celebrated Its 19th birthday, its origin
having been accomplished by Paul V.
ILnrrlH, an attorney, who conceived
the Idea and brought to his command
others who made It possible for Ro
tary to be born, and which has now
spread throuKhuut Ihe entire world.
At the close of today program L.
J. llnrnes recited "Niagra." verses
dedicated to the Rotary clubs of thet
world, and his rendition of these splen
did lines waa an inspiration to all.
At next Thursday's meeting Earl
Stewart will talk on tho BUbjecti
"Physically Fit." Max Hamm, chuir
man of the program committee, an
nounced that Earl would give out
some iiifotmatlon for hoth the "lean"
and "fat" boys, with a sprinkling of
advice fur those In the middle clues.
6 per cent Loans. Do you want a long
term non-mnturlng loan -on your
farm at 6 per cent Interest? For full
inf irmatlon phone or w rite the
Dom.'las Abstract Company ;
GIKL OH woman, unemployed, can
hnvA tuinrri And rnnm Mmntl wnpes. !
for light housework and care of j
boy of 4. Inquire at Y Not Eat, 1 toj
7 P; jnj I
HAVU; CLIENT desiring a large well
located, Improved stock ranch that :
Is worth the money. No Inflated j
values considered. Give all details,
at once. U. Johnson, Realtor, Sagin
aw, Oregon.
roiM'AHK si staim:i
( AnKorlBted t're t.-itta w ir.
PARIS, Feb. 21. In a test vote In
the senate today the l'olucare cab
inet was sustained 150 to 134.
DR. H. C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST AND EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
t2i rorkloi Illdg. RoBoburg, Ore.
Telephone 86
Our farm Implements are the finest
I that are made. When you buy a tool
! from us you nio assured of always get-
ting parts for It, because we handle
j only Htiindard makes. Whnrton Hroa.
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t NEW TODAY I
A Shetland pony.
WANTED TO IIUY
2u3 S. Flint St.
FOR SALE 6 yearling heifer calves.
$125. Herman Schulze, Ilrockway.
FOR SA LE Old g row t h fir wood.
$3.50 tier delivered, llox 317, Sulh-
erlln, tire.
FOR SALE Second hand power sprny
outfit in running condition, cheap.
Wharton Urns.
FOR SALE Power sprayer, also hay
carriage, fork and rope. Call nt 4S1
So Main St.
IRVIN BRUNN
Perkins Bldg.
Shoes that Satisfy and
Fit Your Feet.
IT'S. UP HILL WORK For a woman I
to run a ranch. That's why you are
being offered a real snap. 90 acres
In tract, all fenced aud crosa fenc
ed, 40 acres good field land all in
growing crops, 6 acres full bearing
prunes, apples, grapes, plums,
peaches, pears and berries, good 1
five room cottage, beautifully loca
ted, fine water, big barn, garage,
machine shed, chicken house, fruit
house, creek thru place, on main
road, two miles from town, 4 good
cows, good big team, harness, wa
gon, full set of Implement and SUM' 11KB gi KMllKI)
tools, Angora goat3, turkeys, chick-i f Asum-isti-a t-reuM leaned wire.)
ens, plenty feed in barn. Every-I PORTLAND, ..Feb. 21. The
thing goes for $6000 and only takes Steamer West Nomentum, docked
tirnn .,Jl, , ,..ii i, i i. ...,. here, sent a wireless call to summon
..V,V .4.O.. ,w unuuu! ... .1 UUUUa . . , . .
(lie uniuur nio uuui utm 1110 uiuivu
EVERY DAY
More arid more people
are finding;' out this is
the store to
SAVE ON
Sh(KS
for the Whole Family
Children's Shoes, black
brown kid, lace with
rubber heel, to site 8
Boys' Shoes to
size 51
Ladies'
Slippers,
Army Trench
Shoes
Men's Dress
Shoes
Ladles' Suede ,
Slippers
S1.45
S1.95 I
one-strap Kid CI QC J
. rubber heels 0W 2
S2.85
S3.95 !
S3.95
ROSEBURG f
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TO COACH HASKICTItAI.L
f.nrlnt Press las-d Wire.)
EUGENE, Feb. 21. W- J. (Ullly)
Relnhart. basketbull coach at the
University of Oregon, was selected
' last night to coach baseball dur
ing the coming season. Relnhart Is
a former baseball star, having played
three years varsity ball. He was
baseball captain In his senior year.
DKCISIOX OVEHKl'LKD
t Asin-'iie1 P-,i I..ls1 Wire.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. House
republican insurgents and democrats
...t,.j .n.in iml.v In nver-roline a
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'decision of the chair that an amend
I ment to the revenue bill proposed
a tax on undistributed profits was
not In order.
I Representative Frear, republican,
I Insurgent, Wisconsin, author of the
amendment appealed from the decl
' sion of Representative Graham, re-
publican, Illinois, who was presUllng.
i and after a sharp flht won 1G2 to
I 150-
LAST TIME TONITE
Virginia Valli
AND
LON
CHANEY
In the most unusual and spec
tacular melodrama of a decade!
SEE the remarkable pictures of
the destruction of a whole city;
SEE the secrets of Chinatown
disclosed; SEE the workings of
the cleverest gang of criminals
the Barbary Coast ever harbor
ed; SEE the most appealing and
beautiful love story of the sea
son! "THE SHOCK"
ch;rn MAJESTIC
Adults
25o
Saturday and
Majestic
Cosmopolitan Corporation
fjresentjs
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Sundau 1
; Theatr(
MAM(M
DAVIES
. in
'When
wAwmm was in
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MAJESTIC
good It will look better. See Law-1
rence Agency, K5 Cms Street. I
Phone 213.
USED FORI) BARGAINS
THEY'RE ALL GUARANTEED
1S23 Ford roadster.
1923 Ford touring.
11122 Ford touring.
1921 Ford touring.
1920 Ford touring.
1919 Ford touring.
SEVERAL OTHER BARGAINS.
IT COSTS NO MORE TO BUY A
RELIABLE USED CAR.
We offer verv liberal terms to re-
sponsible parties.
We Invite you to call at our sales-1
room look over what we have to r
offer. We'll gladly demonstrate any
car without any obligation whatso
ever, t
Remember each car Is guaranteed
out on the vessel. The blaze was
soon extinguished, doing little dam
age. Fire boat officers said the (ire
was probably caused by a cigarette.
Glenn Reyniers left this morning
for Corvallls where he will spend a
few days attending to business In
terests and visiting with friends.
Automobile Insurance
Is never more keenly appreciat
ed than after your car is stolen,
burned or involved in a col
lision. Then insurance counts.
You need complete automobile
Insurance.
jjpTOTOTITMOM j agalnBt defective parts for 60 days j
one UULKII TULA I Ki;
LAST TIME TODAY
DIG SHOW REGULAR PRICES 10 AND 15 CTS.
g THE INIMITACLE STAR
I MAE MARSH
In
I "A Woman's Secret"
MATHEWS MOTOR X-CHANGE
117 Jsckson St.
QUINE, GOODMAN & CO.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Masonic Bldg. Roseburg, Ore.
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Tonite and Friday Matinee and Night
1
WM. S. HART
-1n-
"WILD BILL HICKOCK"
BILL HART IS BACK!
ROMANCE THAT THRILLS
Drama that pulsates, mystery that bewilders, adventure that leaves
you gasping, Intrigue that grips-all In a tvplcal Mae Marsh role d.
pleted iu her own inimitable artistry. Fnst lnutlng picture; An enthrall
ing story.
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Special
Matinee
Friday
BACK with a bang! Same old fighting face;
same virile two-Run man, more popular now
than ever. In a sizzling tale of the fighting,
riotous days of the early West. Founded on
fact and written around the greatest gunman
that ever lived!
V A 1 A l- i l ..-i-t f . i
ij "no. cops i nou's i ne ueauty rnrlor
. Sunday "Little Old New York"' $
Children
10c
ANTLERS
Adults
33c
THE LIBERTY THEATRE Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and Matinee. Each Day.
Cosmopolitan Corporation prtunts
MARION DAVIE S
kittle Old MW YORK
The Mammoth Film that will Livt Forever Ont of the Greatest Photoolava ef All Tlm
Th. Historical Classic of th. American Screen. Th. Scret.t Mo,t Butlfu, Pietur.
Orchestra W.ll Furnnh the Special Music Written for this Outstanding Play of All Plsys.
7 Dnvs hpoinninar VVpHnpvHav Fvr
SmM February 27th - Matinee Thursday i
2:3U Nights at 8:3U r. M.
f-MK;PWSrtTOyJILMJIl I
Seats Now Selling. All seats reserved. Buy in advance and avoid line at box office windm
Hear the Covered Wagon Orchestra of 15 play the old time tune ui
excerpts from the classics.
All the Thrills and Excitement that can be put upon th
Screen
JESSE L LASKY, Presents
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.., . -..c ar.A -JPT -L-j;..T.-luiCTyi
A Pirameuirt
Production
A Photo Play for the American Family
Adapted from Emerson Hough's famous novel of Pioneer Days on the 0nf
TraiL
It brings the days of '48-M9 to you in panoramic form and with historical sfcurtfj
It touches your heart when you vision the suffering, hartWuf
agony and homesickness of your sturdy forebears who faced with
oomitable cours tVia C r t i PmopI SoUD
ivuj uau iiuiii vv cbipuri tcuiuitijc wavv j
The Picture Unfolds History as No Text Book Couk
and spins an incomparable tove story as well
200 BUFFALO 200
600 COVERED WAGONS 800
1,005 IDAHO AND UTAH INDIANS 1,000
JOOO MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN 3.000
men, WOMEN AND CHILDREN 3,000 . I
If you mis3 thi3 glorious drama of the west you will bK
PRICES, INCLUDING TAX
MatJnee: 55c, 85c, $1.10 V fights, 55c $1-10.
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