ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. JANUARY 9, 1925.
Come in and Let Us Show. You the New Studebaker
With Their New Prices
Wo A. 'BURR & SON ,
Phone 385 ' Central Garage ,
To Take
Effect
At Once
SLASHES PRICES
STUDEBAKER
DRY GOODS
CONTINUING SEVENTH ANNUAL
January Clearance Sale
Friday and Saturday
and All Next Week
OFFERING THE GREATEST SAVINGS EVER GRANTED BY
THIS STORE FOR ANY PRE-INVENTORY SALE. GENERAL
REDUCTIONS AND HUNDREDS OF SPECIAL BARGAINS
EFFECTIVE THROUGHOUT THE STORE IN EVERY DEPT.
Dresses, Dry Goods, Underwear, Corsets,
Hosiery, Shoes, Men's Furnishings, Blankets,
15 per cent to 1-3 off all lines.
DRESSES
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MADISON, Wis., Jan. 9. The
enKwmmt of MIks I-orn Palmrr
to r'mncls X. Bernard, who shot
her and killed himself in a girl's
dormitory at, the . University of
Wisconsin Wednesday, w::n reveal
erf 1st nleht In letters seized by
Hibblnpr, Minn, police from Ber
nard's room there.
"There is no possibility nf my
allowing another mnn to make love
to me as Ion as I itn enftaited to
you',' one of the letters from Miss
Palmer to Bernard said.
Th police found many letlers
Flimnril had written to Miss Palm
er, but had not mailed.
; Miss Palmer today had Improv
ed sufficiently to warrant belief
sho would recover-
CARD OF THANK8
We wish to thank our ninny
friends ami , neighbors for the
sympathy and kindness extended to
us during our sad bereavement In
thfl loss nf our son and brothrr,
Frank J. Nouncr.
MRS. GEO. NKUNKR, Sr.
and Family,
1 For qu'jk results uo Newa
Rhv( w classified advttrtURmen'ji
THE LIBERTY
TODAY AND
A Great Show at Our ltegular Prices
PEARL WHITE
The Famous Dare-Devil Beauty
"Perils of Paris"
HER NEWEST I I IRILL FEATURE,
IN THE FIRST CAR Tl IAT EVER
CROSSED THE SAHARA DESERT
ALSO THE FEATURE COMEOV: "SOME HATS''
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY
BABY PEGGY in
"CAPTAIN JANUARY"
Roseburg's Greater Dept. Store
Better Service Better Merchandise
IIK.VH MAN KI H'IDI'S.
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M'Mw-Uted t'rem LoaaH Wlr..)
T1KND, Ore., Jan. 0.
William Downing, pioneer
I -restaurant owner of tills '
city, today at 12:15 p. in.
shot and killed himself. '
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JOVT (r'KT PHOHLMttltt
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PARIS, Jan. 9. The
prlnclpul problems connect-
ed with the division of Uer-
man reparations payments
which the finance minlHtors
find diplomats of the allied
and associated powers cume
here to solve, are today np-
parent! In the hands of the
various governments for so-
lutlon.
Winston Churchill. Uri-
tlsh Chancellor of the Kx-
chequer, remained all the
morning at the Iirltlh vm-
A liuyuv utwl has hiinn In t(.1-
! phonic communication with
! London. The American de-
1 legation sent a long and
j Important cable menage to
Washington, while Finance
Minister P. Clemontel of
France, was In a lenjihty
serious . consultation with
Premier Herrlot.
THEATER
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KLAMATH FA1XS, Ore.
Jan. D. Max Nellan, for-
mer resident of Klamath
Falls, was shot and Instant-
ly killed In a hake View
Pool room last night by
Frank Onnther, according
to telephonic reports re-
celved here todny.
Gunther, a member of a
pioneer family, Is quite deaf
and employs nn ear phone.
Neilan. according to the re-
port, took the ear phone
away from Gunther and
begun joking about It.
Guniher left the pool room
and returned a short time
later flourishing a " revol
ver. Nellan attempted to
wrest the weapon from him,
but before ho could do ro,
Gunther fired. the bullet
entering Neitun's heart.
Gunther was Immediately
arrested. According to the
Lake county authorities he
will be exnmlned as to his
sanity, before tony murder
prosecution Is sUrted.
iUUL
I
Atelrose grange held an open
meeting hist nipht, at whK-h
time thp state mater of the
grange, fleorgo A. rnlmiter. was
mpposed to he present, but as he
was unavoidnhly detained, he.
cnnld not attend
However, nn
Impromptu program under thei
aiispfeces of Krcd doff", lecturer good results will be experlene
of Melrose grange wan carried iu fUhting fires during the coin
out. The program consisted of lng ear.
several sonim by the Melrose p
orange choir, readings bv Mrs.j
Cuff, and Mr. Cuff, address bv1 REBEKAH LODGE
Dr. C. II. Kalley. nfter which a HOLDS INSTALLATION
dainty lunch consisting of hot .
chlfken sandwh lies, pickles and A meeting of the HebeUah lo I -
coffee was nerved. (was held at the Odd Fellows hMl
Mr. Pnlniitcr Is expected to be1 Tuesday evening. January t at
install the officers, and tomdr-
row , night will be at the tilide
grange.
MAN ARRESTED '
IN WAREHOUSE
.Tiimes streeter was nrrested lust
I'ltht b- Nlcht Offlrer It.iiMi h. who
found the nian In French's ware
house. Mr. French yesterday rejHirt
ed to the officers that persons hat!
be n briMkim; into the warehouse
ard a-k.'il Hint the t.lsre be watch
id tiffleer liauseh lnt tii.-ht kept
the place under sllr eilenee and
on enterlim th. biilldinir femid
Stre..r.r In-Me. The m;i! cllilllli1 I
be had been locketl In. lie w ns plar-1 1
e. l under srr.v-t and Is being huld
f. r Irvestli-atiell. ;
Wfl print anvthlnir and
every
tlt'ntr. Special nih il hoolt of everv powed blldlni; which is now b .
di si rlption promptlv fu. niched. , eon'iIerrd. Mr. While hn ni:ui
N'ewsltevlew eiui.e Job print- j siM einity school hulldint:, ;i
irm department. slates (hat he hns drawn the pi.i
IFIRE LOSS IS:
HEAVY. IN 1M;
Property Destruction! Mor
Than in Any Recent !
Year.
INSURANCE IS LOW
With Loss of Over $56,000
Owners Recover Only
$18,000 in Insurance
New Equipment.
Roseburg's fire loss during the
year 1924 was the heaviest re
corded in recent years, accord-
fug to the report mado by Fire
Chief James Fletcher to the
Stnto Fire Marshal. During the
year the loss amounted to $5G,
389. of which only $18,243 in
, eurance was carried.
The big losses came from the
rlout runt i nn nt thn wara hmiKorf
across from the depot, these
buildings and their contents "be-
one of the biggest fire the city
has had for many years, and
iped out practically a block of ,
warehouse properly. Although
a great deal of loss was occas-; school buildings being erected in
stoned by the fire, a bad fire Kuxeoe. and Is laying out the camp
trap and eyesore was disposed 41s for Albany college. In addition
of, and the ite formerly occu- h Is hft'ng the contrncU for a
pied by these buildings will very 1 new high school at Bamion, a $150.
probubly be taken by better look-' 000 Baptist church in Lugem, an
lng and more modern structures! apartment house at that place and
In the near future. , I the Westminister Presbyterian
Another bad fire which added home in Kugeno, as well aa a Hap
to the loss lor the year, was the.tlst church in McMinnville.
Deer Creek stables, which were' n
burned with a loss of $12,000.
In spite of the regret for the
financial loss of the owners, the
fact that the unsightly build
ings on several occasions to ad
no sorrow. Plans are now on
foot to replace the burned struc
ture wlttr a modern reinforced
concrete garage building.
Tlieso two fires accounted for
tlC, 250 of the $5R,28!t loss, so
that aside from these two fires
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ine properly uesiruciioa luiaiieui . . , . '
110 139 I JKC1; and died at the Parific Chris-
Jj'urin'g the yoar the depart- t,an !ospital. Eugene. Oregon,
ment answered 91 alarms, of I January .1. l2a. at the a bo of W
w i . i , h 77 nro ii.ui.in tha ritviyears. 3 months and 2 days, At the!
and 14 outside the limits. i,,ir.iaK9 of p she moved with her nioih-
; litK the summer months many of
the alarnu were (trass fires!
whera littlo damago resulted. lnsn; " 10 l" s union was :mni
The department during the ex"-1 wo t'auphters, Mrs. Mamie CrubHe.
reptlonally drv summer was ca-! of KeeUsport, Oregon, and . Mr, lu.i
led on several occasions to ad-l Thomaa. of E.kton Oregon
lolulnir communities, and madol ' "" fi"' ' IiS2 Mrs- Hobinsim
a number of long runs. One run cal"" wllh n,,r husband to Ore,
was made to. Wilbur, wlicn that!by Rnil settled near Klkton;
place was threatened with a de- which has since been her residence,
struelion by n bad uruss fire. Mr- Uobimnn died In April !97.
Two were made to lireen. one to slle uniteU with the christian
Ten Mile, several to Edenliower church over 30 years aim. and ni:
and West KoscliurR-. . lived a ber.utlftil Christian life. Flie
' The firemen laid D.rfoo feet of leaves besides her two UauKhteri
ho-e duriiig th course of tiK.ir, and four grand children, a hos: o.
many fires.
The year brought a decided
betterment of the fire equipment
of the city. A bond issue of
$15,000 was voted and a pur
chase made of a 1000-gnlimi
Stuti fire vMigine, the higi'st
and most modern piece of fire
fighting equipment available. In
add! t ion the city bought ovr
$-.000 worth of equipment tn-
eluding life net, gan mask, oxy-
gen helmet, and minor pieces of
upparatus to speed up the work
or the uepartiuent unu to inci-t I
all emerKeiit ies. I
Koselmrg now has one of tlid
mot completely euuijtpi,!
iartinents on the coast for a clt
of Itn size, and It Is expected tli.it
Installed. Those to till the ofrio s
for the coming year and w ho wt-rt-
Installed wi-re Marcaret Ashcra't
N. ti.; Anna Wickham. Vice ;
Tillie Johnson. recordlnK s-c; -tsry;
Filed Itaib'y. financial se. r. .
tary; M. Fickle, treasurer; Mail a
t'ook, wanlen: Dorothy Itlmmis.
I conductor; l-.'dlth Kelly, H. S. N. i; .
Kltle Mnritan. 1.. S. N.. ti.; Mm:. I
l'irkens. It. S. V. ti : tiertrude 1 1 : -r -field.
L S. V. ti : Mnjme I'ick. r.s.
tt li Maud l'lyier. I ti : and M, y
Ihild. In, chaplain. After the Instal
lation, a luncheon was served.
PORTLAND ARCHITECT
SEEKS HIGH SCHOOL
F. Mmtoh White. Portland an'
it. w ho drew up the plan; t
i;iebnrt;X liith si-lMKl btnltl,
and w hi war in charge of K t
trurtinn. ns In H'.vnurr telji
(ilHinn ith nx niberii of t
sehool roard planA for the
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DANCE
AT THE
ARMORY
Saturday Nite
Music by those
Blue Devils
Seven, of 'em
FEATURING
, For this stepping party
"Me and My Boy Friend''
"Copenhagen" '
"My Best Girl1' .
"Feeling the Way I Do"
'Wa-Wa-Waddle Walk"
"Roses of Picardy Trot"
II IJ
SPECIAL FEATURES
TRVN BE THERE!
"
and constructed a large number of I
buildings during the past year. He I
and the Harding school at Mar.Hh-
field ,and the J50,(K)0 Chapman
grade school in Portland. He is now
architect of the two junior hith
it
DlESIiEiM
Martha Wllbourn, of Elkton, was J
hnrn In Mihsnnrt. SentemlH-r R.
er to California. In July 1"S1, sin
raairwHi to-jnsepn maren i-ou-
GQLF BUGS WILL.
(Annrtatol Trm WIrr.) I
NEW YORK. Jan 9 Golfers I
s-reen4 kermr criis seed nnd
and -rmrtlnir housd (.nhman and
tnost wno hoot consistently ovr
il-hnii but aisue a rood Kanie. me
(gathered here for the annual meet
ing todav and tomorrow or tiie
greens section of the United States i
Golf Association.
The r. S. (1. Association tourua- j
ment will take place tomorrow. '
Although hunkers of snow are ;
piled about New York Streets. It
Is expected that more than a ciu.ir- :
urn will start In this "best bail" I
tournament for the type of sphere
to b used will utulerso lonK ar
guments, accordant to forecast
HrlMshers who Ime tested the pn
posed style declare tl::it alihottah
the ball Is "easier to hit." It fails
to bore throuich a hih wind and
hold its line of fll.hl.
It Is somewhat hwxr thnn the
sphere used heretofore.
OFFICIALS LOOK
FOR FIRE HAZARDS
CfOorKO Stokoe and Jamo
01von. deputy state fire mar
shal U, are spend iiui a few days
in the county attending to offi
cial duties. They went to Myr
tle Creek this morninir to inspect
plaints have been made to
tato lire mnrshall. They have
bten lnpeetfniT nil of the stato
institutions and before their re
turn will nmke n thorough in
spection of the joldit rs h'n'e, in
'an effort to find and eliminate
' any p.-wslble fire hazards.
o .
Take your printinir needs to the
News Kovlew exclusiive Job print-
ing department.
t NEW TODAY X
WANTED Kitchen girl at Palace '
of Sweets, at once. j
FOIl SALE Ilaclio set. Inquire at
Ti-rmlnal Hotel. ;
HOl'SK for rrnt. Partly furnished.;
Inquire 305 E. DouKlas St.
FOR SAI.K-SO ton pi.d cheat
hay. J15 per ton. J. H. Kruae,
Voncalla. ; '
iiKOCCOLI SKKl) A few pounds i
left of our early and late strains, j
Foster Hutnr. ' . j
Foil SALE Small Jewel pop corn
machine, almost new. Inquire at
Terminal Hotel.
FOU iili.VT 3-room furnished
apartment, with private bath. No I
rhililren. I'hnn" iil7-H. I
loll SALl-I-'mv alto bitx. Fine!
condition, seiAmd hand. Low j
I f itch. MS S. "lint St.
WANTKli 50 old cava for wreck
ing. WSarff 's ' Auto Wrecking
House. 329NMalnSt;
TOlOiKNT Furnished room with
private family. Close In; reason
ahle. 2-m 3. Ho'-e St. .
w'ANlfci - .Man or wuiiiun. capable
of assist ins woman in caring for
sick husband, phone 3SI-J.-
FOU SALE Al milch cow with
calf; calf eight days old. Pric
$r,0. J. G. Howard. Hosi-burir. ('re.
t'fjll i',XCV. hunt; cow, livsh'Iu
April. Hultirfat test 5.D5. Price
7S. Phoue 1L'K12. Mrs. Tlforn
b!lrgL FOIl RENT 2 furnished apart
ments, 2 or 3 rooms. Hot water
at all hours. 520 N. Jackson St.
Phone 2-IS-IM
A:. I L.iJ -Home lor two boys, uko
13, in country home to do chores
and po to school. Address Country
Home, care News-Review.
AFCtiON SIuTK Tomorrow at the
Ir. Stewart place, Kast Douglas
St.. 1 p. m. Iteni"lnb"r the piaco
and be on hand for bargains.
Fu:S A LE To7Knk carlo ioo-'l
condition. Top. side curtains. ut ;
holstery nnd paint lfko new. ?3o0
takes it! Jones Auto Top Sho;i,
t;.'o Winehi-ster St.
FoK liK.NTOizy. comfortable,
steam heated rooms, spoth sly
clean, quiet, strictly modern, cen
tre.lly located, moderate mSees.
TIIK OXFOHD ROOMS. 217
S. Stephens Street. I'hohe 310.
EIuTccoiXvvIiX-BET nr.occoXI
This year. Hern Is 8 acres in
perfect condition: 35 acres of the
the finest creek bottom silt soil
under cultivation: 00 acres good
timber and pasture; excellent
estrange adjoining; biR live
stream through plat-; sprlup-wa-ter
piped In house; fair farm
house; 5 good cows; all kinds
tools and implements; big bunch
of chickens; school on place; on
main road. For very gocd reason
this place can be had for JIMM.
Part easy terms. Lawrence
A'tency, 125 Cass Street, l'hone
2in.
SHKAKi.Vi OF SUKKP IJANCIIE3
This should appeal to you. 3fl
acres; fenced and cross fenced
with woven 'wire; live creek
through place: 200 acres of plow
land; 3D acres in alfalfa; 12
acres young prunes: 2 acres mix
ed fruit and nuts; e-ce lleut corn
and grain hind; extra good 5
reoin farm house w ith spring wa
ter piped in; 2 big stock barns;
other buildings; on mail"' road:
free school bus; dally mall; 1H0
bojrf,
head fine sheep; 2 cows; 2
calves: bij: team: harness; wa
gon; full set tools and Imple
ments; 13 thoroughbred tur
keys: 50 chickens: ll,ot), easy
terms, takes everything. To know
its real value you must see It.
Lawrence Acency, 125 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
WHY P.VMOI!K "
ii:pii.i).iu.K rsi:i Founs
i:iji .Mii'i;i. riniu im tt.
U'2I modrl Fold touring, IIa.;slcr
shocks. 5 Vord tires, oversize
steering wheel vilh lock device,
oilier extras.
1U2J Ford tour.
l!eJ2 Ford four.
i:!2 Ford touring, Hassler
shocks.
This car looks and Is almost new.
Had excellent care and very little
Use.
I'.ii2 Ford roadsfr. New cord
tires, sliding cunuitis makes this
car enclosed.
1921 Overland roadster.
These ears nre in first class con
dlt'on aid v. ill give good service.
WK OFFEU l.llli:n.I. "TEKMS
HI T M VkX- A SPECIAL HS
COI NT FOil ASH.
M.U'lIKWs MOTOR X CHANGE
115 Jr.ckson St.
iWIPTOE
WASIIlN'rrTOV, Jan. 9 Havinc
operation bill as n substitute for
the Norris kov rntm nts p-ra!:on
p'.m. tin- en:'.te drove torward to
day In a final i fforl to jt. t the lent;
T . rdine q ;ion of the it :pratiin
of Mufrle Shoal Into conf renee
with the hoii?e. The I'ndcrwo'id
Tuensuri wis aip.oved over tlo
Norris plan by a vote of to "7.
tit with -eyer-il suhstttntes for it
now pendinp. leaders on both sleg
of the chamber had some doubt
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-ANOTHER BIG
AICE
D
AT MOOSE HALL
Monday, January 12
EVERYBODY WELCOME
HARDWOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC
FEATURE vl
given. V the
GOBBLERS
at Oakland
SATURDAY
""EVENING
JANUARY 10
Special: Prize Waltz -
and Card Party
MUSIC BY THE. ,
Shields and Crocker
Orchestra
9:00 P. M. TICKETS $1.00
that this bill would constitute the
final expression of the senate on
the subject.
Immediately after the vote a new
substitute was put forward by
Senator Wadsworth, republican.
New York, proposing a presiden
tial commission to determine what
should be done . with Muscle
Shoals, Its decision to be final,
subject to presidential approval.
Another pending substitute by
Senator Jonis, republican, Wash
ington, would refer the question to
a presidential commission to re
port recommendations to the next
congress.
Gland Patient 9
Withstands Severe
Endurance Test
After suffering from a nervous
breakdown, and b'lnK pubjert to
dizzy Bprlls, a man of 35 rfcained
his hrnlth and ptrenr;th throusn
glandular trertmint. As an actual
t -. t of his perfect health, this gland
jiatlont rncpntly ran end won the
ono niih' nnd three-mile race in the
annual fW'ld meet at one of Califor
. ni.Vp st;Ue instituihuis. Even more
n-r,t:irltabU? than htn sixm-J was The
physical condition vt the nthlete '
utter breasting the tap. lie ex
hibited nothiriK of the ditrens or
hibnred brtiathing of the ordinary
runner.
;iandopn, the netf scientific
eland timlc, prepared In tablet form
prov1 is a simply nu ihod of taking
irlanddlar trratmcnt. ClandoKen, for
nipn and wonin, is obtainable at
t'ha; man's I'irti Store.
Electronic Diaynotn ana
Treatment
(A bra me Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Physician
17-18-1$ Perkins Pldq. Phone 491
INVENTORY TIME
Now is the time to take Inven
tory of your insurance and see
that you are properly and ade
quately protected for the coming
ytar. The work of a lifetime can
be wiped out In a few minutes
by fire. Why take a chance whf n
for a comparatively small cost
yon can be protected from finan
cial loss as a result of fire?
insert BLOC
(CSIBIHC, It
My wife, Lillian Myrtle King,
having left my bed and board, I will
not be responsible for any accounts
contracted by her.
- Signed: FLOYD K. KINO.
Our Businas3 Is To
, Repair Shoes
This means that we Restore
the Wearing Qualities in
Shoes so they will look and.
wear well.
rVbn's Soles ..; $1.00
Ladies' Soles .75
, HOWARD'S
Shoe Shop
If
DEAN B. BUBAR
E j ij (IITOMKTKIST
'i H Specialist In the fitting- of
! : M Glasses
I, lit Jackson St.
DR. H.C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perking Building ' Phone 86
Second Floor Roseburg, Ore
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With an Incomparable Cast:
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Forrest Stanley, Myrtle
Stedman, Huntly Gordon,
Also "Wide Ope1' and
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Adults 25c Children 10o
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Action. Adventure. Romance
- Also
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