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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW' FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1924. SEVEN From perfe At prices you I at Wimborly Office. wiifM. , m"1 Noil -e , limitative 01 the 1111 (39 -"'.:! ,ij (it Slat., U '. "(11 StaL. :5S). ' er on the fo ... v ,olii Oft- ',' -4' m at public am lion ,u. Ut"! '"''r : ;on. to the hiKliel , than th spprals- by tl.la notice. )' ." a,!:','r:'1 ,r , oue-fUth o( 1 1 mh al- 4,.puall-I st tln.e ' k. returned if sale ,1 olbiTwme patent - the timber winch ,t Klttun ten years. reived ironi Sutra, a!" il!"ns t and c.-rporalit'iis , the laws of the or ,y elate. Jerri 1 thereof only, t l"n I qualified purchas es any It'KUl sutidl offered separately ncladed in any offer ,. I. 11 li. K. . W. Et. red fir -0 M.. II. 6E1. Mt r" of the inuecr u be lold fr leas than n s.. It. 8 VV Sec. fie lu.'S M.. hem- sivn fr, "5 i humorous, t limoer on ...ia tr less than e hemloik. I " b (old for less than I lively attain. If s.. R 6 w Sec. I Bert V heeler, it fir IO" M. i than :.Dl p.r M. pc 11. .M-.'i M.. SKt; XE'i red - of the timber en he Fold for luaa St. T. 2; S.. li. 1: W-. xt:;, yellow fir 3o0 i U.; none of the . tract to be sold for ' Mr M. foe the yel- L cants per M. for the I IlVICKHAM. Act- permit tiie hrain to 'e. Then the fatigue erconies it and pro ciouanesj. xhe use of ASPIRIN TABLETS IT ''"-' vr- ,,.,;is ' h-t .! mm ,-are Drug Store hn Fullerton "O-nil. Rcei...r- f goto 3 sleep9 fill si., p to ir.nnv i xx nr. r, J - OF COURSE . m . Now On We Will nave Jjjlly Mornings I . . ., Let us snow juu Electric Heater AND ction Oil Heater want them at. rchill Hardware Co. j THE WINCHESTER STORE or errmeni , -HI It J II III - JTi 'THE EMPTY CRADLE" TO BE SHOWN HERE Burton King's famous photoplay, 1 nRlit. Oct. 10th at 10 p. m. until "The Empty Cradle," or ."Cheat-1 12 midnight, allccting ell consum ing Wives.' has been especially ge-', ''" "" if and including Mosh- cured by the Liberty theatre, be- i ginning toniorrow. This picture . has as Its stellar players the dis tinguished emotional artist, Mary Aldt n, and Hairy T. Morey, one ( of the most successful male stars on the screen. I The story of "The Empty Cra dle," which is, a brilliant screen adaptation of Leota .Morgan's nov- j el, "Cheating Wives," Is a highly dramatic study of present day so-: cial and domestic conditions. I)i- j recior Burton King, according to the critics, developed his story by ; masterfully contrasting the domes-! tic problems of two families the family that lived on the top of the hill, and the family which lived in its shadow. In this picture the subject matter is handled in an ef fective and telling way. Director King has not forgotten to inter sperse in his dramatic action many incidents which are delightfully and- no matter how tense and serious the story may t the fir. and ll.oo become, we know that within a few flickers of film we will all be the well known vaudeville comedian, on the Keith circuit, is responsible for much of the wholesome comedy. ADE KEEPS WIRES BUSY More than 500 telegrams were received and dispatched in con nection with Thomas Meighans new J'arauiount star vehicle, "Woman-Proof," which comes to the Antlers theatre next Sunday aud Monday. While George Ade, author wos writing the story at his home in Brook, Indiana, he frequently consulted Alfred L Green, the di rector, and Mr. Meighan by tele gram. Five wins were sent In one day when an intricate point In the plot was being settled. Mr. Ado al so called Mr. Green iu New Yoi'k by long-distance telephone to con sult bim ubout technical details of the pbotodrama. The original name of this Para mount picture was "All Must Marry," but the title was changed to "Woman-Proof." The picture is a comedy-drama of American life. Lila Lee is leading woman and heads a strong supporting cast. NOTICE TO WATER CON- SUMERS. Water will be shut o.'f night, Oct. loth nt 10 p. n Friday 1. until 12 midnight, affecting all consum ers south of ftnd Including Moth er St. aud . all of Ford Vt. and Lane St., west of Panott, Main St. south of Lane. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON' POWER COMPANY. A penny's worth of can spoil a dollar's ingredients mv wnnT TifZ ,,Va. 11 overtax.,! ,,,-rves - CWjJ OTTM mm Ml&ME 'Goes farther-Lasts longer Is Pre Dependable Economical 1 ; SALES aJwjrHOgor ANT OTHER BRAND, TUBBY thipfS u, SON! -4 "V. - riri.oW Ll t Or.Pr" 1, 'Ott0 TO HE Ht'W MviiTW TO Insure j! ; ! -j y JO BE PLACED II too (Asso.-ist.-d press I.-ad Wire ) WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 The body of former President Wilson Is anon to l.e removed from the crypt in Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral and placed in a marble sarcophagus where It will remain In the chapel, tempor arily at least. The sarcophagus, which was de signed by the Cathedral architects at the order of .Mrs. Wilson and probably will i)e completed with in a month, was said to be of simple design, with the only orn amentation a crusader's Word ved in relief on the marble b covering. There will also be brief inscription on It. i It is understood the body of the former president which now i lies in a crypt, tinder the chapel floor, will be removed in the ! sarcophagus to repose permanent- ly in the cathedral proper when I the edifice has been completed. NOTICE TO WATER CON. oumcro. i " M"r '" be shut off Fridrv it Rt. and nil of Ford St. and Lane St.. west of Farrott. Main 6t. south of Lane. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY. B!G DANCE Illg social dance at Long's Hall, Coles Valley, Saturday. October 11. Music by Sharrard's Syncopators. Everybody come and have a good time. ohHis (Associated Press Leased Wire.) URISTOW, Okla., Oct. 10. Handits entered the Ollton state bank at Oilion. Okla., early today and escaped with $20,000, ac cording to a report received here. Details of the robbery were luck ing. Received hiph top Blucher and moccasin cut shucs. Wool under wear and wool socks. Don't forget we carry a full line of blankets, lierfer's Bargain Store. , TEX MILE AXI VICINITY The OInlla school started Mon day with dr. Jack Wood as teach er. The Olitlla district has paint ed and otherwise improved the school house. .Mr. and Mrs. Cabot have re turned from a trip to several of the eastern states. They report a fine trip. They went by auto. The Ten Mile school started Monday wllh Mr. George Ayres und Mrs. Cabot as teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jennings mo tored to Eugene Saturday return ing Sunday. While In that city they called on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fisiier. Mr. Fisher who has been very ill. is much Improved in health and was able to be taken from the hospital Saturday. The recent rains have started the grass in this locality; for which we are thankful. Mr. Clarence Rice of Ten Mile Is workng on a dredger at Reeds port. Feradon Stoner of Mnrshfield, was a Ten Mile visitor Sunday. Mrs. Earl Ollivunt of Ollalo ex pects to star! to Kansas City Mo., in a few days. She will visit with relatives. M. L. Ilushnell who has been on the sick list for some time Is poor baking powder worth of companion play safe use nnEATEST . ats' JOSf THE KEEP HIM Fli I n II' V W 1 JcplusbocncI CEcmeRn v by VIOLGT TJARG Author or 'iMi-JF-JiincUfi' WHO'S WFIO AND WHAT'S HAPPENED PATRICIA CLEVE U the young ; wife of AXUKEW CLEVE. a rising young lawyer who majivi the entertain ment of hie clients so Important a purt of hie wife's life that ebe has t no time for anything else. Sue ' rebels when I GREGORY HEWITT, an lmpor 1 tant financier, and his wife spend ; the n!ght at the Cleves". and Mrs. ( Hewitt, misunderstanding latrlcla'a courtesy to Gregory, accuses her of flirting, and Insists on leaving the house. Andrew Is furious, and !a- trlcla. telling him that be has made her nothing but a tamer of other j women's husbands for his benefit. 1 docldos to leave him for a time, go- j j ing io visit ner sister, ana nop.ua ; that he will come to his senses and j allow her to have a home and chil dren. Instead of being nothing but an official hostess. TODAVS INSTALMENT XIII LINDA'S EXPERT ADVICE PATRICIA crossed the living room and threw herself Into a chair, as the sound of Andrew's footsteps died away in the. corridor. She kept telling herself that she must get up und pack, but could not force her- do It. ad not 4 ueen away nuui Aiiurew since their marriage; how could she go now, with tho cloud of this misunder standing hang ing over them? Perhaps if she didn't go Hhe was UU sitting there when Linda Uoyce wos announced. Linda came In slowly, looking unusually smart oven for her In a new coat frock and little hat whoso deep col oring set .off her beauty perfectly. Her keen eyes surveyed Patricia ex pertly. "What have you been crying about?" she demanded. "Oh. don't deny It. Pat. I know the lgni; they're on my own face. If any'ona cared to look closely enough." "I've been cry.ng because I'm go ing to visit my sister," Patricia an swered, reluctantly. "Oh. don't laugh I do want to see her, nnd I'm glad I'm going, In a way. Hut I hate to leave Andrew." Not for worlds would she have confessed tho whole truth, even to Linda. "Well, I think It's a good idea, myself. All married people Bhould separate once in awhile. Perhaps If Dick and, I had done It oh. some times even now, nfter being married five years. I swear that I'll wnlk straight out of the hotel nnd never, never come back. I'm so sick of iny life!" "You!" Patricia's eyci opened wide. She had known of Linda'f discontent, but had nut been pre pared for such vehemence as this. "Yes. me. Now. don't say, 'Why. you have everything!" I haven't, and you know It. I'm like the rest of the husband tamere. When Dick and I were married, I thourrht it j was simply wonderful that he was sn ambitious, so eager to mnke lna.ls of money nnd give mo everything I wanted. I was pleased to have him proud of me; we didn't hnve much, and I used to hunt around in th"sc funny little shops on Sixth Avenue, and buy dresses that were cheap, and then remodel them so that they were awfully smart. I made my own hats, nrd wh?n Dick took me out to help entertain his business frhnrts. 1 was perfectly happy. "Hut after awhile I got nwfully tired of It. And about a year ite I realized that a wife rnn't be a man's partner as I've been Dick's. I'm bad As a euporstcnoerapher. I'm part of Dick's business, not part of his home. And I'm nbsolutoly retched. Put it's too late to I somewhat Improved. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ilushnell and clii'tiron and Mrs. Gertrude Ward 'and children, all of Myrtle Point, motored lo Ten Mile Saturday and visit.' d relatives over Sunday. J .Mrs. McGuire is vi.iitlng her fom j John McGuire, of Tenino, Wash. ; Watkins Store 120 Phone 177. W. La no GIDE NEWS ,, ,.., , . .,' ..'' 1 1' ,1, , 1.01 i.,, l,,,l' id,, u, .,.,1 lock In kill a la'.-- J;- - . Mrs. II. A. Blakely has been on the sick list for a '-. it r more. sehc, , ,.roe...sic n.c.-iv nn Hank Draws see uiun IT u.ltT A Mil F LONG - THE VOrVT 14 IT PULlS i ' i 1 1 Mi ViOLET DARE I (J 'Tlx. puyof&cmett. change things now. Dick has comi to believe that going out a lot Is necessary; ha wouldn't be content now to stay home, and probably I wouldn't be either. "Just see what we're Interested In theaters and all the things that draw crowds the races, ball games polo: I haven't acquired a taste foi prize flatus yet. but probably I'll dc that, too, before long! Why, wt ousht to be talking about what school to send our son to next year, and whether to have our daughter's teeth straightened! But there Isn't any son. or any daughter there's Just Dick nnd me. and when Dick's made all the money he caif spend, or gets tired of making It. he's Ko ine to realize, as I do now. that life's a stupid thing for people who haven't any real home, or any In terest in each other. Oh, Tat, don't so the way I've gone!" i Patricia threw hcrtetf into a choir. "I'm not Rf.ing to!" exclaimed Ia trli la, Buddonly moved to oonl.de In h;r. "My Kinff to vlalt my ulster Ib Just a pretext, really. Andrew and I have had things out. and I've told him that I'm going away to think this over IShe paused as the maid entered with a tray on which were a note and a Jeweler's box. Patricia took thorn and dismissed her; probably Andy was making a peace offering, alio told herself, an she opened the box. Within ws a wrist watch, an ex nu'.slte thing of platinum and dia monds, fur lovelier than the one she K.id lost the day lief ore. She gasped r.s she looked at It: IJnda Uoyce exclaimed owr it enthusiastically. The note was in writing strange to her; she read it at a glance, then went back over It alowly. ; "Please accept this In place of the one that meant so little to you, and let it mark on some future day at least a few ho tire that you and I may share, as we shared yesterday morning." It read. The signature scrawled beneath was Gregory Hewitt's. M'ntricia flushed. "It's from Mr. !!wkt," she said, slowly, linda lluyee gave ft low whlstlo. "Not that I knnw who he Is," ehe commented, "hut from the way you blush, I fhould think Andrew might better pay a little more attention to his wife." , "Oh, I.inda! I helped Andrew to entertain Mr. Hewitt " "So that was the way of it. Just t little tuken of appreciation; flow em and books are what I usually draw ! Heems to me he must 1-e especially grateful, to say it with diamonds! " "I shrill send It straight back to him!" Iatrlcla declared, before she remembered that she did not know Hewitt's address. Well, phe'd nsk Andrew what to do about it, when she saw him that afternoon. "Take the goods the gods provide, my dear, and asl; no questions." urged I-lnda. "Can I help you with your packlnjx?" Fate's Little Joke. der the management of C. C. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. L'. S. Barker and family spent last Sunday visiting with their daughter Mrs. V. A. Blakely, Will Slurb-ton Mn! several days In the vicinily of Glide help ing saw wood. The Glide (.range will meet next Saturday evening with a fine pro- gram. There is Sunday school eiery Sunday at lo:2.i a. in. Evi iyni.e is welcome. Theie w ill be a dance nt tb" Glide Ginnqe ball Saturday even- JLT ' -i- come. x. x. c. This ,, a s,d-..wr yr fllllt the Line on Goats. rui 1 9 1 E f Associated Preaa Leased Wire.) LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Oct. 10. An alleged confessiou by Mrs. Winona Green. 23. given last night after more than 20 hours grilling by Major James A. Plt cock. chief of the detective de partment. In which ah admitted killing J. R. "Bob'' Green and his wife. Mrs. Lena S. Green, the par ents of her husband, LeRoy R. Greeu. accordimt to police, clears up a most baffling murder rase. In her alleged statement to Ma jor Pitcock, Mrs. Winona Green, who is from Pueblo. Colo., exon erated her husband, LeRoy Green of all blame, saying he was with out guilty knowledge of the fate of his parents. Green Is expected to be released toon from Jail here, where be Is held on a tech nical charge. She Is said to have admitted killing her father in law here on August 16 and to have shot her mother-in-law to death near Red Fork, Okla., on September 25. Re covery of $4,000 borrowed from her by her mother-in-law without the knowledge of her husband, J. R. 'Green, was the reason given the police for the killing. Eat Haioiwood at Wlmberiys. I (Asaoclnted Press Leased Wire.) I.ATON1A, Ky Oct. 10. Can didates for the third Internation al special, having been given their final workouts und pronounced fit by their trainers, horsemen and racing fans today marked time, awaiting the cull to the barrier tomorrow of what was freely termed the best field of thoroughbreds that has clashed In a race in many years. Pierre Werthelmer, owner of the French champion. Kplnard, will arrive today. He Is moro en thusiastic over the Latonia race than any In which his colt has participated In this country, ac cording to New Yorkers who have talked with him. M. Werthelmer has planned to show his friends in France Just how Kplnard per formed, by means of motion pic tures, and w-ith this In view, he has engaged a film concern to tnke pictures of the rare front beginning to end. Louis Fetistel, trainer of Lad kin, which pulled up lame after a gallop, announced that the Bel mont winner of the second inter national had responded to treat ment and might be a starter in the final of the event. The last of the International candidate to arrive on the scene were Zev and Mny Play, the rancoas pair. Elab orate preparation is lie lug made by the Kentucky Jockey Club of this city to provide accommoda tions for the largest assemblage of racing fans ever gathered at the historic Mllldalo course. Cincinnati hotels today were Jammed and late arrivals who had overlooked tho matter of making reservations In advance were be ing turned away. Have 31 ton Packard truck, will do all kinds of hauling, long trips a specialty. Also have old growth fir and split body oak. Phone 351 -L, A. L. Hash. Dr. C. M. McNeil CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST Diseases of Women and Children a Specialty Rapp Bldrj.. 327 W. Cass 6t. Phone 694-J, Roseburg, Oregon MATERNITY HOME 1118 Winchester St. Phona 490 Mrs. D. Cornwell Patients Prlvllsgcd to Have Their Own Doctor Umpqua Inn Home cooking "like mother use,) to make," served latnll) style. Tourist accommodations. MEALS 50c MRS. WM. FI6HER, Prop. S25 Winchester St. Phone SW J 2 Blocks North of Camp Ground Roseburg, O ( Roll , Classified ALL NEW AOS FOR SALE FOR SALE Vetch, and oat hay. Also walnuts. Call 15F15. even ings. FOR SALE Split fir stove and block wood. Phone 1S1-Y. O. J. Rand. FOR SALE Six burner gas range at your own price. 623 North j Main. FOR SALE No. 1 milch cows, wood, alfalfa hay. Koscoe Conn, Phone 6F24. FOR SALE 4-room house, 1 lot. close In. Address Box 1, care News-Review. BROCCOLI SEED A few pounds j of our late Dlllard strain, order early. Foster Burner. j FOR sXl.E Stove-wood nnd fir I block wood, also good baled hay.! Phone 14F14. Boyer Bros. j FOR SALE 10 tier of black oak block wood. $2 on the ground. VN. lKaut.rhone12F33. AGObD car for sale cheap. Call and see It. 1 mile north of Eden bower on highway Box 128. TOll-SALF--Ceilar posts for sale and cedar shakes. Wanted, od cow. R. F. Huntley, Brockway, Ore FOR SALE'-Good Spltzeuberg and Newtown culls. 25c per' box. Bring boxes. Highland Orchard Mrs. A. S. Froy. PKlS""FOR SALE O. I. C. pigs, 6 weeks to 3 months old. Round Prairie Ranch. Round Prairie, Ore , FOR SALE Singer sewing ma- chine, like new, at $40. Call at 229 E. a bargain. Commercial Ave. FOR SALE Two Shorthorn bulla. one a nera nentier ami puci-u right for quick sale. C. O. Gar- rolt & Son, Glendale. BALED HAY7a mixture "of outs, vetch, rye grass. Delivered your homo, Rosehurg at $22. Address W. S.. care News-Review. FOR SALE" OR TRADE, automo biles at reasonable rate, wiiai have you Call aud (tot our prices. 829 W. iJine, Phone 554. ONE uuudivd aud sixty acres of land wllh four million ft. of fir timber for sale in Douglas Co. Ore., by owner. Write t.'haB. 8. McCray, Port Orford, Ore FOR S ALE-S good "Durham steers aud heifers. moBtly two years old; also one registered Short horn bull, four years old, weight lHiio lbs. Lindbloin, Dlxonville. FOlFsALK OR RENT Grain and stock ranch. 721 acres. Adjacent to coast range nits. Good out range. For terms or Information Inquire of N. L. Conn, Roeeburg, Ore. Phono 6F15. FOR S ALElill 9 Ford touring car in Al condition. Owner must have money. 5 good cold tires. New Wlllard Rubber Bat-, tcry, new radiator. 4 new wheols. Has recently, been overhauled. Price $1S5. No dealer. Can be seen at Broadway's Garage, Main St. MABEL MYRTLE LUCY niNRY-UERCHI R-HALIY Voice Piano 116 South Jackon Phona 27-FB Snappy Nights ARE HERE Come nii.l look over our big slock of Stoves, Ranges and Furniture. Re.tson.ible Prices Always COMPANY 321 N. Jackson St., Rortburg By WINNER 6n O0TTA pAV 1 uiW VA ?C A Section ON BACK PAGE FOR RENT FI'KKISHEIl ROOMS for house keeping. s25 Miller St. FO if EN T Fur'n 1 shnfouseTln- qulrJH)5 So. Main St Fbn h br T Furnished sleeping room, bath. 401 South Main 6L FOR RENT Apartment, close In. Inquire 329 East Douglas, or phone 140L. FOR RENT Four-room "ftirhlsBed house, corner Cobb and Rice" St, $22.50 per month. Inquire at!&3d S. Main SL WANTED I WANTED Modern plastered house, furnished. 923 East '2nd street. . .. WANTED Girl or woman for gen- eral housework. 2 In family. .430 So. Jackson St. .- WANTED tolvnfby adults, mod ern furnished or unfurnished house. Phone 575-L. W ANTEI TiTri-h tianch. stocked with 60 to 200 sheep. Address "Stockman." care News-Review. WANTED 20.000 " Gold " Dollar strawberry plants. Address Thos. Michelson, care of H. B. Hast ings, Wilbur, or phone 12F11. WANTEIVJob-of "plowing, iwlll contract for any amount , of acreage or plow by day. P. H. llrogan, Roseburg Hotel, city. WANTEI Old false teeth. .We pay high as $10 for full sets. Don't matter if broken. We 'buy crowns, bridges. Western Metal Company, Bloomlngton, 111. WANTED f o-borrow-$4,000 . . on well Improved farms, first raort gage. Will pay 6 per cent inter est. Loan wanted from 3 1 5 years. AddresB C. II., care Nbws Hevlew office. I LOST AND FOUNDj LOST Key case containing key. Finder please leave at tUuf'tft- flceJ LOST Brpwn and yellow cat, 5 mo. old. Answers to name Jenny Llnd. Finder please notify -Mrs. D. Y. Allison, Kapp Apts. t : v MISCELLANEOyS HAIR cu rledJGc 29 W I nclieater DRKSSMAKING, remodeling and coats rellued Phone HILL Mra. Lester. WILL wash windows, wax (loon and do general house cleaning. 231 E. lna St. Phone 3S5-U- CAR OWNER Don't forget " t call 653 when In need of aut parts. Sarff'i Auto Wrecking House. WILL the party who put the adv. In the News-Review "Address Box 8," please call at this otflca for the answers to the adv. MR.PR6PERTY"OWNER Keep the background of your neigh bors house as well and attrac tive as be keeps bla own. Have your house and roof painted the modern way by Eureka Spray Painting Co., of Roseburg, Ore, P. O. Box 863. . ' Medford-Roseburg Truck Line LEAVES ROSEBURG WED NESDAYS AND SATURDAYS from the office of the Broad way Garage Roseburg Phone 393 Medford Phone 333 Medford Transfer Co.; Operators Sweet Cider ; Made from good clean apples. Nothing but pure apple juice, there la uu preservative put. In II. We get It dally and can fur li i till you with any quantity. The Store That Serves You Best. Econcny Grocery ' PHONE 63 1 Kverv home should be protinrtert by liifiiranie. If your horn Is not. you lire neglecting a duty Hint you owe your family. Per haps your policies am expiring or e.v 1,-iniitf'LleUt. Bring them In and let us ro over them to ge'liir, and then you will b safe. JOHN E. FLURRY Insurance Agency Reoma 1 and 2 Rnnbur,i Dink Bldn. fc '" ranee 1 II I 'i...;;,,'"'-" P-V-.-.- ! r " ! line . !;-' - ;.RtTitss it .Jy t V J "" .-' i-A'" ID . V5 A . VSv.. Phons 1S3 Roseburg, Osj - S'.--ij'. 7 U !