Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, March 21, 1924, Image 8

Historic Oregon Newspapers

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

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1924)

Prev Page of 8 Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, MARCH 81. 1924. PAGE EIGHT wvwwwwv-www-- - T " I ' - . . . . --- . t Jr. x-r twt fins Better Service Better Merchandise Dress Pumps New Spring Styles 4 School Shoes From Buster Brown "the store that does the business" SUITS AGAIN FOR SPRING Knockabout or Tailor-mad! To the women of this community, this store offers, a collection of Suits from Woultex and CoiiUe that are new, correct, and elegant In tailoring and all moderately priced. Suits for dress and evi ry day wear In many biautlful fabrics. $17.85 and up 111 Mi i? Suitings ! Of the new Checked Patterns, in wool fabrics A complete line has Just been receiv edthe maleriuls are Die samo as in the newest ready-made garments. Shades are tans and grays, with durk checks. All 53-ln. widths. $2.98 and up Voiles, Dress Ginghams, Crepes, Silks Are on display and you will find our stocks the largest and tho most vurled. m w ' (Aswi.MnlMl I're.'s Leased Wl as of Oakland spent sev- j dcr a cloudless sky 1 Roseburg today look- the temperature usiness niters. . ! "bove ro Kg iv hose at Wharton Bros., moving. Major J- HI j Copher Runs at Wharton Bros. K. E. Leas ! eral hours lug after b l (Wind suruv hnim George Wlllett, a student at Will amette law school Is spending the I week end at his home in this city, j Second hand t'-u inch plow at Advance Tickets for I , THE UMPQUA annual publication of It. II. S., H may be secured from Mary fj Reams at the LAWRENCE 1 REAL ESTATE OFFICE. B I "i IMCI-'K.N'NK NESTS CASK ronTI.ANI), March 21. The de fense In the trial of Albert and Jool H. Coe, charged with arson in con nection with the burning of their cofeterla here last November, rest ed its case today after Walter Crlt- WASHINGTON MAN CAUGHT IN SALEM (AMxM-iiitt-d Press Leased Wire.) SAI.KM, March 21. Arthur B. Howard, accused of larceny of $12,- Illlll fi-mn the Anev Petroleum rom. cniow, one or tne coe attorneys had : pany of Whitman county. Washing testified briefly. Crltchlow said that Fire Marshal flrenfell hud promised, during a con ference In Crltchlow's ol'flee, thnt If Albert Coe confessed tho confession would lie given no publicily. Luto yesterday, Judge Rossman denied a motion of the defense ft, a directed verdict. ton, In 1922, was arrested In a lo cal hotel by Sheriff Oscar Ilower last ii U; lit and Is being held In Jail here awaiting the arrival of officers from Colfax, at whose request he was taken Into custody. "They've framed me," was the only comment Howard had to make today. I Can Stop That Rattle In Sedan or Coupo Windows. AUTO TOP AND UPHOLSTERY SHOP C. M. JONES. Prop. Phone 468 Winchester and No. Jackson Sts. ANNOUNCEMENT Final Musical of (he Heinllne Con servatory will be given on Monday evening, March 24th, lit 8 o'clock. DR. II. C. CHURCH OPTOMETRIST AND EYESIGHT - SPECIALIST 222 Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. Telephone 8( $500 I pays for an accident Insurance policy for one year In a leading stock company. This provides Indemnity for Injuries caused liy automobile acclden driving, or riding in, or lug. Also lf you nro struck wlill on tho public highway or injured In any munner by an automobile. Let Us Tell You More About It. Quine, Goodman & Co. GENERAL INSURANCE Masonic Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. tiarden cultivators and seeders at Wharton Bros. i caused j : ro(i round or f ts while J jfr r.niar ot r adjust- i w cnrry botn SCSI Watch This Space Grow! CURTAIN NETS AT ARR'S We have Just received a new lot of curtain scrims, marquisettes and nets. Just what you want for those new curtains and all moderately priced. You can afford new curtains at our prices. Shop at 'urr's where you save. Also new line of curtain rods round or flat, singls or doublo, extra wide windows. rry both light and heavy wt. rods. ACTION ON BONUS BILL IS DELAYED WASHINGTON. March 21 Repuo- j lican members of the senate finance j committee decided today to seek the I advice of President Cooiidge before putting the bonus bill ahead of lax legislation, a step apparently favor ed vy me column ire im-u. It is the opinion of tho mnjorlty members. Chairman Smoot said, that the committee should know what expenditures would have to be met through pnssage of tho bonus bill be fore determining the revenue, which must be raised, under the next tax rates. He and Senator Curtis of Kansas will confer with tho president. Senator Smoot again threatened night sessions of the committee if greater speed in considering the bill Is not made. If decision is reached to put the bonus ahead It probably will be taken up next week. Mr. Smoot said. Mrs. E. A. Burroughs and daugh ter of Creen spent yesterday after noon In this city shopping and visit ing with friends. Phil Bergh who Is attending the I'nlverslty of Orejrnn is spending the week end In this city visiting with his parents and friends. Mrs. B.. B. Shuck and daughter. Miss Elaine, of Myrtle Creek re turned to their home this afternoon after spending the morning In Rose burg shopping. Allen Snlkler of North Bend Is spending a few davs In Roseburg looking after business matters. Mr. Snlkler will be at the Hotel Grand during his visit In this city. La Verne Hawn Is spending the week end In Boseburg visiting with his parents and friends. Mr. Hawn is atlending the .Oregon Agricul tural college at Corvallls. Mrs. C. M. Plumb arrived In this eltv this afternoon from Southern California where she has been I spending the winter to spend the I next two weeks visiting at the home I of her sister, Mrs. E. C. Dale. Mrs. Plumb la from Chicago. Arthur W. Lawrence and son of Corvallls spent a short time In Rose burg today visiting with friends. They are on their way to Marshfleld where they will spend several days with friends. Mr. Lawrence has a Job printing plant Ins Corvallls. Mrs. I. E. Farrls of Portland, who has been spending the past week in this city visiting at the home of Mrs. M. Crawford, left this after noon for Eugene where she will spend some time visiting with her sister. Mrs. R. E. Morris, before re turning to her home In Portland. J. B. Crary, local Fuller Brush dealer, will leave Monday for Eu gene where he will enter the Uni versity of Oregon. He will continue his salesmanship for the Fuller Brush company in that city. Mr. Crary Is a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. American fence at Wharton Bros. GOOD BOXING CARD AT SUTHERLIN Local fans of the fighting game are promised another lively card at sutn erlln tonight, a four-event program which will feature a return match be tween Johnny Carlson, of Grants Pnaa nnd Snllor Goddard. lately of thiB city. Carl Miller.o f Eugene and Bud Rellly of Cottage Grove, light heavies, will be the principals of tho semi-final, and Ray Jacobs of Eugene, and Kenneth Padelford, of Sutherlin, will again be seen in the r.ccond pre liminary. The first preliminary will be filled this evening. The Carlson-Goddard headliner promises to be a hummer of a battle If the last performance of the two lightweights are taken Into consider ation. The sailor has been training steadily and acquiring valuable ex perience since his 'last ' clash with Carlson, and his showing in tonight's battle will doubtless be one that will compel Carlson to extend himself to the limit. Miller Is consioered one of the best SEATTLE. March 21. V. cloudless sky and with 60 degrees gentle breezes ; Martin and seven men who are to go with him from here April 1, were busy toaay lining tour 1 B ft Used Cars For Sale J 1922 Podge Roadster. 24 license, ij five cord tires $625 K 1917 Iteo Touring -S125 W 1 ton Republic Truck, over hauled and repainted $275 airplanes of the United States army to rust on the ocean ( whenever they leave land on a flight around the world they have barely begun. ' At Sand Point aviation field , north of the city, where the four machines landed yester- day after the Initial hop off , Monday at Los Angeles, the jfiant Douglas cruisers were ! taxied down to a dock on Lake Washington. , There a boom of the United States engineer department was to lift and hold them while the landing wheels are replaced by large pontoons, which It Is hoped will prevent loss of life if the machines must come to water on the lonely Aiasnan w coast or on a sheer Jump of 878 miles between the Aleutian Islands of the United States and the Kurlle Islands of Jap- an. I : Orange Small Size, TWELVE BRITISH KILLED w (Associated Press Leased Wire-' QUEENSTOWN, lrt iana. Mar. w 21. A detachment 01 urinsn w troops, landing here on leave to- day, was fired on by a machine mm In a motor car reported to be operated by four Free State soldiers. There were twelve Cas- ualtles In killed or wounaea w among the British soldiers. LODGE TO BEAUTIFY TRIANGULAR PARK The Eastern Star lodge hai defi nitely decided to take over and beauti fy the triangular park in North Rose burg, Just north of the Deer Creek bridge, and Is preparing plans for the lodge design which Is to be worked out in the center of the tract. This work Is being done following the pro posal Bubmlted by the City Beautiful Commission, and the members of the lodge are quite enthusiastic over the plan. Shmbs and flowers are being ordered and within a short time the park will be one of the beauty spots of the city. APRON SPECIAL AT CARR'S Bungalow apron dresses, fine ma terials tastelv trimmed, special price $1.49. We have Just 24 of these in this lot, so come early and choose yours. Carr's. o X NEW TODAY Z9 FOR RENT Four sleeping rooms. Men preferred. 603 W. Lane. LOST Female black and white spot- . ted hound. A. O. Rexroad, Drain, Oregon. Saturday only, 2 dozen Very large, sweet, Saturday special, dote Specif Vy Sum JUST ARRIVED Fresh Grated in the milk. Horseradish Mustard. Cocoanut Prep ared t Tartar Sauce, fine. Delicious Salad Dressing. Complete Stock of Fish. ROSEBURG GROCERY Taylor A Sherrlll Phone 238 A M n . wnWciti. : :! A DANCE , 4) At the- Maccabee Hall, Monday March 24. Music by Roseburg's new dance orchestra. The Mel- ody Boys. . Gentlemen 75c Ladles Free. Hardle and Myilw, repairs at Whsittm WANTED Have $2000 cash and good six cylinder car to trade for small farm; must be a good bar gain. Address . B., care News-Review. FOR SALE Fine Toggenburg milch goats, 2 yrs. old. Freshen March 24 and 25. If taken before fresh, $20 each. Phone 38F2. James A. Williams. LEAS AND CO. still have some ex ceptional bargains in used cars. See us at once and arrange for a dem onstration. LEAS & CO., Phone 362, Oakland. Authorized Ford sales and service. FOR RENT-Servlce station and store. 5 rooms In rear. Place for chickens, good garden spot. Pasture for 1 . cow, also fuel. 2i miles south of Roseburg. Mrs. Agnes Cress-well. men of his weight in this part of the . view. HOUSES WANTED Have several clients for moderate priced homes; one client will pay all cash for good five room plastered house on paved street. W. A. Bogard Real Estate. Grand Hntot Ttldt. ' A VTl'n 1 uun wurtf Or PI' T" ll I'll- . . . - .. KUll KENT Two nice lower rooms, ing. AuurexH v. i.vno.... state and has never failed to give good account of himself. His oppon ent gained a decision recently over Carlson's training partner. He will, however, face a much better fighter toriii:lit. and the fans can look for ward tb a stubborn bout. Jacobs and Padelford have clashed twice In the Sutherlin arena, the first battle going to Jacobs on a de cision, the second resulting in a draw. Many of the ringside birds thought Padelford earned the deci sion in the second battle, and maybe tonight's argument will end in a more decisive manner. FOR SALE 3 room furnished house, $700. One half down, balance $10 monthly payments. Address Owner, care News-Review. WANTED Three good freBh milch cows, or soon to be fresh. Chtts. Watson, Myrtle Creek. Ore FOR-SALE OR TRADE 240-acre stock ranch for smaller ranch. Ad dross S. T., care NewB-Revlew TOR- S A LE From-one ot ten milk cows priced reasonable. Call phone 30F3 F. F. Parker, Wilbur. WANTED Before selling your mo hair. Inouire of Carl Berger. No unfurnished, garage for car. Lights and city water furnished for only ten dollars a month. Nice location, on north side of Edenbower high way. Third house west of Southern Pacific railroad. L. C. Davis formerly of Green vicin ity, now living on Stephens street, left for the Kiston Hot Springs, near Oakridge for treatment yesterday. FOR SALE A few tons alfalfa hay. also some English rye grass, all baled and at $10.00 per ton, at barn. If not sold by March 26 it will be taken off the market at the present price. E. F. Lang, Phone 22F32. Dillard, Ore. Ladies' Bamboo, Pi or Biege, Suede Strap Slippers SAVEG! SHOES. R0SE6UR BOOT! IRVIN BRUM Perkins Bids Shoes that Satisfy i Fit Your ft Have you tried oc Department! Expert Wori-Qi Service. OAKLAND OIL RIG ATTACHED prices quoted over the phone. Cass and Pine Streets. Cor.; 57?g LIBERTY THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Only 10 and 15 Cents A Mighty Meltxlrnma that Illuminates New York's Underworld. GLEN HUNTER IN 99 Glen Hunter, the best loved actor on the stage and screen in another "boy-role" of ths type that made him famous. , Also the All-Star Comedy Chas. Murray in "Pat's Patent." THE BIG PICTURE SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY The forbidden story of Paris and .Motile Carlo. "Poisoned Paradise" With Kenneth Harlan, Cnrmel Myers and big cast. Roy Catching 214 East Oak St. W I labor fe!1.4w there ! Seeing is Believing See our large line of Used Ranges $15.00 to $75.00 Used Oil Stoves $1.50 to $30.00 Overhauled, ready for service. We have the largest line of used far niture in Roseburg. PARSLOW Furniture Company 111 N. Jackson St. An attachment was served today on the Oakland Oil company, closing up the plant between Oakland and Sutherlin pending the settlement of labor liens amounting to more than 0. The drilling has been halted re for the pawl few weeks, and Prank and Kred Langenherir, who have been employed as drillers, have assigned their claims for wagei toi the Douglas Creditors Association; whlrh has krnught suit In the circuit! court to recover the amounts claimed to be due. There are three claims, one for ITSt.Ti, ue for I52S.75, and one for S 162. The Imiml-Ius Creditors Association now has both the Oakland Oil com pany, and tne Kseburg Oil and Gas company outfits under attachment on assigned claims. It Is understood that both are heavily mortgaged In addition to claim for labor and accounts. FOR iiENf Furnished sleeping room in modern home. Suitable for two. Hot and cold water, heat. 711 W. Mosher. Phone 463-J. FOK SALE Home canned Ulack Cap I raspberries, 15 qt.. also loganber ries and a one burner New Perfec I tion oven. 2.50. 522 So. Pine St. FOR-SALE Well established taxi business for less than value of car. On account of other business must sell. Call at Lloyd's Cash Store, 125 Sheridan St. WHAT'S GONE WRONG? Here is a man In desperation. Offers the finest building lot In Roseburg with a big one room house on it, brand new. Street assessments, pavement all in and paid for. Every thing goes for Just half value. $700 cash. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 21. TONITE AND TOMORROW SATURDAY MATINEE SEE The naval airplanes taking up the chase! The merciless bombardment from the skies! Tne fleeing rum runners under raking shell fire! The daring high seas! hold-up on the Johnnie pitched headlong Into the storm-swept ocean! The mammoth guns belching fire and shells! SEE SEE . . I VI frail bOat m"' i lie the lightning bo"! The Teteran If flung into the boiW The tragic plestotte"1 nor! n. nltrtit of thr1 facing his doom! doten other will W And a c!y3ins that breath away! ASSAULT AND BATTERY BRINGS FINE OF $20 Prior Shaw of Dole was fined $20! and costs in the local Justice court j today following hi plea of guilty on! a charge of asnatilt and battery on J the person of W V. Hurst, of Myrtle Creek. Hurst Is the owner of the tele- j phone line on whirh Shsw was a sub-i scriber it Is claimed. They disputed a bill nnd Shsw was cut off the line.1 Shaw claims that Hurst abused Mrs.1 Shaw In a conversation, and that the! telephone line owner also used abu-! sive langunire in the quarrel which : followed, shsw. n much larger man than Hurst, arts k.d the latter, black- lug his eye and Inflicting numerous t bruises. Hurst rame to Roseburg and j procured a warrant for Shaw's arrest., and a plea fo guilty was entered upon arraignment. Subscribe now for the News-Re- MI) YOU EVER STOP TO CON SIDER How long it takes to grow a fine bearing orchard? Here is a 20 acre tract of Garden Valley land. 9 acres bearing pears. 5 acres prunes. 5 acres good garden land with big six room house, large stork barn, on main road, the finest place In Oregon for poultry and fruit. Clear title to this fine home for $2500. Only takes $1000 cash. Balance long time. I jiwrence Agency. 125 Cass Street, Phone 218. ARE YOU MAKING AN AWFUL MISTAKE? To let this get away from you. A high class boarding and rooming house. Centrally lo cated, beautifully furnished, thor oughly clean nd hich class, four fully furnished bed chambers, large living and dflilng room, modern kit chen, big basement and well kept yard. All sewir and street assess ments in and paid for. This Is some snap bargain for $3700. Half cash mi nanuie it. i.awrence Acenrr. an all star cast of celebrities "The Mailman . :.;. the Sr Fmorw Johnson s ureal All (ho IHHI .nt!r.:et.t of "Llghtnin- "I the. '"'L'jiS. f of "The Bat"; the crashing action of "Ben Hur : UV J .;. ... i. .n of a circi:e. me n v. .i i a , l i ill l , nit ' in iv. " - - .mid tue rioien .r..i rirma are unerhlv Interwoven " vir, stunningly realistic record of postmens livi hopes their loves their triumphs! Also Pathe Review and Goo d Coined Children 10c ANTLERS 3Sc I Comlno-Sun.. Mon, Tues.Tellle-th. '"" a big special 1 1 view. 121 Cass Street, Phone 219.