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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY. JANUARY 12. 1923.
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CONTINUING SEVENTH ANNUAL
January Clearance Sale
All of this Week!
OFFERING THE GREATEST SAVINGS EVER CRANTED 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.
Roseburg'a Greater Dept. Store
IS THE
RESNH1 DF SECT HUGHES
FOIl SALE 22 head of extra fine
goats. Phone 28-R.
FOR KENT 3-roora apt. ilk E.
Douglas 81. Phone 143-J.
FOR KENT 2 furnished rooms,
water, light and phone. Inquire
426 Flot-d St.
LOST Fox terrier pup. black and
white. Reward for return tp 114
PARIS. Jan. 12. Parla news-'. Secretary Huches in the view! Flint M.
papers offer explanallona for the'of M. St. Brice of Le Journal, la TOIlRnNTSIxro6maparirhent
resignation of Secretary Hughes retiring because he Intends to, on ground floor. Inquire at Fish-
aim me aiipuiiuiiieiu 01 Amnas-i tu for president. er a store.
cnoor fteliog to succeed Iilmj
which are more Ingenious than( HAMBURG, Cormany, Jan. 12.
convincing. Commenting on hia resigna-
! "Pertlnax, of tho Echo of Pa- tlon. the Hamburger Naehrich-
rls. believes Mr. Hughes Is re- leu expresses belief that Charles FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
signing because he does not see E. lltiKhes Intends to run fori light housekeeping. 20S E. Court
eye to eye with President Cool- president. The paper terms hinr St. Call at side door.
Idge. The w riter Bays that the a sensible uud moderate polltl-; uu ut,. t ou BUarus.
pre.iueni uommaiea me sen- cian. good corn land. G.
ate1, desires a policy of lsola- Referring to Mr. Hughes' Roseburg, Ore., Rt.
nis me among ",.w Haven reparation speech"! 1'lTTlS'ii,
... ..r- wuicn iormeu ine oasis ot uuan-
iorK, n iiicuiieu io intervene in cellar Cuno's economic program,
tne oiu worm controversies." the paper observes: "In It for
"Pertlnnx" says "It la certain the first time, a statesman
that the reign of the republican among Germany's former ene
senate will be confirmed." ; mies showed a desire for conclli-
He adds that "as a lawyer ation. and pointed out possihlll-
tralned in the country, the sec-'tiea for a solution, which while;
FyR SALE Kludebaker touring
car 111'."), as Is. Glenn II. Taylor,
Central Garage.
lu acres uf
W. Kincald.
locksmillilng, we
fit any lock. Roseburg Cyclery,
22X N. Main St;
FOltRENT Nice furnished 3-room
apL Hath, hot and cold water. 404
So. Pine St. Phone 143-J. '
FOR SALE One Delco Electric
light plant. Very reasonable. L 11.
retary of state probably ia not not acceptable in all details to' Nichols. Urockway. Ore.
A
Bucket
Diamonds
r
P"OR a few trinkets, Cecil Rhodes traded South African natives
out of a bucket of diamonds, and came Into possession ot the
diamond mines at Klinberley! You can get your bucket of
diamonds. In opportunities and progress, by starting right!
That beginning Is a savings account, and we Invite you to
consult us about opening your account very soon.1
UMPQUA VALLEY BANK
ROSEBURG, OREGON
big enough man
sembly or carry
resist the as-
wlth him."
Germany,
fill."
were certainly hope-
DRESSES
SHOES
Better Service Better Merchandise
to make It more effective. would be necessary for a dance
Legislation to check Incendlar- 'nal1 proprietor to obtain the signa
Ism. The governor said It was es- I "lre of twelve citizens of his
tlmated that one half of the pro-1 "hool district on b!a application
the l jiuiiiac.
u
Whisk brooms Have you a good
one? Special this week at 39c, 49c,
59c and 69c. lie sure and get one.
They are invaluable In the home.
Lloyd Crocker.
Wa
(J perty destruction by fire In
J: state was due to lncenllarism,
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THIRTV.THIRn QFSIOm! particularly to the ways
...,JLJTJzXX.wZ means. It Is my sincere
(Continued from page one)
session. At the start we are a
harmonious body. Factionalism
has been dissipated and has dis
appeared. We are starting as a
big happy family, each determ
ined to do those things that will
redound to the credit of
state.
'. "We have many Important
measures to coma before us and
the sooner we get to work
hetter chance we will have
make the kind of a record
want to make. I understand th
and'achlevement in tax reduction. He
wish stated that In 1922 the state tux
that bills are considered audi levy. Including fixed mlllages Is
placed before the house for con- $7,492,761.47, a reduction of sub
slderatlon at the earliest possible: stantially $2,000,000 in state taxes,
moment. We should be able tol He expressed regret that the vot
finlsh this session in the regular era of Ihe state had repealed the
40 day period," state income tax law, and asserted
A resolution inlroduced In the he still believed in such a tax.
house by William F. Woodwurdl Referring to law enforcement he
of Portland, calling for adoptlonlsald "there has been most cerlaln-
nf Ihn iirmiii.it.fi chilli Inhitril., I. .......... 11.1.
(Vlll' ..... - I -- 'S UrVIUCU Ullf. W ClllVUb ill lino
amendment 01 ine leuerui coiisu-: states" though "much
tutlon was referred to the reso
lutions committee.
lne Jan.
i Pierce,
! tl.n
STATE HOUSE. SALEM, Ore.
12. Governor Walter M.
read his message ' before
senate and house in joint
still re-
mains to be done." He declared
"the state prohibition force is the
terror of the law breakers- It has
been conducted in a clean, straight
forward, business-like manner, and
I Invite your body to investigate
the moneys expended In the en-
wani 10 maae. l unoersiano ine, , ,ho holJ8e cnlullDer at , ce . VTob,h " i
organization In the house i 2 &elork Moaday afternoon. '"'J ' 1110 froI1"'""" ""'
starting out In the same favor
able way, and I believe there Is
going to be harmony between jery waB
"It will be m7 aim and endea
vor
the duties of thin position and
to treat Impartially every mem
ber of this senate."
Denton G.
I narcotic laws
Gov. Tiorce
the senate presided and the al-l ' .T. J"uea ir mi per-
packed with interested i"u" U,B "
nnnr-lntnn ("'y " icniwaaiuim; Ol 1UW ru-
for tho
forcement.
Th. pnvnn. nnaaA
consclentuoiisly to perform! rotliui,. iaai,iii,a t.,at i.arnrul "When the anarchist appearB In
he begun bis message. The go- m
ernor was around the house dur- ,cle,y' we, mny d'-penil upon It that
ing the recesses greeting old11" h" lo n"le his appearance
llurdlck. sneaker of1 friends and slmklnr InmiU with """ l"8 so-called upper . stratum,
the house, announced his com- strangers. This country has more to fear
mlttiee appointments immediate- He wore a smile as wide a8lrn,m ,ne law violator In the mar
ly following his election. This is his eastern Oregon hat. If tlieible "f" 'han from the ragged
the first time In the history of; chief executive Is worrying about , leader of the mob in the street."
Oregon legislative sesilons that what the lawmakers limy do to The governor asked the leglsla
me commutes I uppoiiumemi any or his nobbles at tills see-.
have been forthcoming Imuiedl- sion, he did not show the fact,
ately. Governor Pierce'e Address
-- In hla acceptance speech, SALEM, Ore., Jan. 12. Tnxatlnn
marked by its brevity, llurdlck and aw enforcement occupied the
dcclured that tho opportunity ex-j largest sections of the message of
Isted for this session, "to set a Gov. Walter M, Pierce, which he
record which will stand as a boa-1 delivered today to the legislature,
con for sessions In the yeurs to!Ileferrlng to his cauipnign prom
come. It Is my wish to be falrj Isea, he said that he could point
at all times, to the committees, to n substantial measure of
MeMmeeeKeeeteme
ANOTHER BIG
DANCE
AT MOOSE HALL
Monday, January 12
EVERYBODY WELCOME
HARDWOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC
ture to Increase the power of the
state prohibition department, and
give it 50 per cent of the fines
collected from violators of the pro
hibition laws.
Legislation recommended in the
governor's message included:
Kquall7.ntlon of assessments In
vnrinus counties.
Passage of the bill Introduced at
Ihe last session baBed upon the
report of the tnx investigating
committee.
Competition among banks for de
posits of state funds.
Appropriations to restore to the
Irreducible school funds moneys
lost "due" to years of well-nigh
criminal neglect and negligence on
the part of those intrusted with
safe-guarding of this most sncred
I trust." Total loBses the governor
said would exceed $500,000.
Knactment of a severance lax on
natural resources. "It should ho a
law," said the g overnor, thut when
a tree is felled two healthy trees
must be grown In lis place."
Re-enactment of the law provid
ing for a tax supervising commis
sion for each county In such a w-ay
as to make it constitutional. Such
a law was passed at Ihe last ses
sion, but was declared unconstitu
tional by the supreme court.
While declaring he whs not In
Sympathy with a movement to low
er the amount of revenue from li
censes on automobiles, the govern-
amTrT Tm "r M he believed It only fair
siigiiesti-d congress De mem-
allzed to construct the Itoose-
hlghwav through the forest
Putting of the entire traffic ser
vice under the control of the state
highway commission.
The governor urged that the
matter of consolidation of state de
partments, which occupied much
attention at the last legislative ses- !
sion be again considered.
Knactment of a law to make the
present industrial accident com
mission compulsory In all hazar
dous occupations, and with no oth
er changes.
A constitutional amendment to
be submitted to the next general
election, that will reduce the tax
on properly from one mill to one
half mill for the use of the World
FOR SALE Can save you $125 on I
new Ford coupe, '25 license, i
Glenn H. Taylor, care Fire Dept.
FOR" SALE LafgeTsound, gentle
horse, cheap. Also one horse wa
gon. Mrs. J. LI. Young. Wilbur,
Ore.
WANTED Hides, pelts, wool and
mohair. I pay highest prices, ller
ger's llargain Store., cor. Cuss
and Pine Sta., Roseburg.
LOST Lower- halfTf-foun tain" pen
In business district Monday.
Finder please call Miss Crocher
on at Terminal Beauty Parlor.
MARCELL and manicure $1.10
special for Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Experienced opera
tor. Phone 57-Y or call 331 So.
Main.
The Douglas County broccoli
crop is not as badly Injured as first
believed, according to F. J. McKe-
War Veterans State Aid Commis-!own' 'raveling Inspector for the
sion. A one-half mill levy for ; ' acme r run express company, air.
lght years will create a sufficient i Ml Keown made ttlorouBn exam
fund to enable the commission to l"1""011 ' 'he crop in all parts of
carrv nut Alt th. nrAvi.in.. ha 'tne county, ana reportea to tne
The Liberty Theatre I -rl!
a reserve In Lincoln county, ami tho
& Skyline Trail from Crater Lake to
K Mt. Hood.
Amendment of Ihe blue sky law
ONE DAY
TONIGHT ONLY
THE 8PECIAL WONDER BABY PICTURE
A BIQ PRODUCTITON At Our Regular Prices
i
BABY PEGGY In "CAPTAIN JANUARY'1
Is a smashing big master picture In which world's (1REATKST
LITT1.K STA It Is seen at her best, with a big cast.
Fl'I.L OK THRILLS AND LAUGHTER
Also, Feature Comedy: "Polly Voo"
TOMORROW
I HARRY CAREY
In His Latest, Biggest and Best
1 "THE FLAMING FORTIES"
P-XIMWTIWIWWM
Our Business Is To
Repair Shoes
This mrnns tlint we Restore
Ihe Wrnrintf Qualities in
Shoes so they will look and
wenr well.
Men's Soles $1.00
Ladies' Soles 75
HOWARD'S
Shoe Shop
law creating it, said the governor.
Anpropriatlon of $100,000 to add
to the $220,000 already available
for the new boys tralng school to
be erected at Woodburn.
Establishment of a reformatory
at the site of the present bovs
training school where younger pris
oners from the penitentiary and
older boys from the training school
might be cared or.
Recommended that entire con
trol of the wild game of the state
be vested In an appropriate depart
ment or the Oregon Agricultural
College under the control of the
board of regents. i
Passnge of a law taxing veri
table oil substitutes for butter, or
a law prohibiting mixture of dairy
siiosMiuto ror nutter. The govern
substitute for butter. The g overn
or expressed regret for defeat nt
the oleomargarine bill at the re
cent election.
Recommended a constitutional
amendment repealing the state
guaranty of Interest on irrigation
and drainage bonds.
Recommended enactment of a
law creating a hydro-electrical
commission to investigate and re
port to the governor of the cost of
construction of modern hydro
electric plants on undeveloped na
tural wnter power, and investing
this commission with power to
i form a district, es'ahllsh boundar
I les, and giving the governor pow
er to call a special election to vote
!a bond Issue to build such munlc-
Ipally-owned plants. The governor
endorsed the Clear Ijike Project
at tho head of tho McKenzle riv
er. Establishment of free labor agen
cies. Recommended adoption of the
child labor amendment to the fed
eral constitution.
Favored salary increase for dis
trict attorneys and Justices of tho
slnte supreme court.
STATE HOI'SE. Snlem, Ore.,
Jan. 12. One of the enrly fights
of the session will be over (inv
entor Pierce's veto of the Dalv in
heritance tax bill of the last "ses
sion. The estate of Dr. Bernard Daly
of Lake County, amounting to
about $1,000,000 was left as a
charity to send young men and
women of Lake county to the in
stitutions of higher learning In
Oregon. The Inheritance tax on
the estate amounted to about $200,
000. Senator Upton last session
Introduced a bill for the remission
of the tax on grounds that the es
tate was a charity fund.
After the session, the governor
vetoed the bill. It Is said there is
a possibility that a new bill will
be Inlroduced providing that about
25 percent of the $200 000 be plac
ed III the state Irreducible school
fund and that the remainder be re
milted. Knactment of this bill
would in effect sustain the veto of
the governor.
LIQUID LIME SULPHUR spray
tests 30 Beaume. Made at Sutb
erlin. Buy from local dealers.
Umpqua Valley Canning Co.,
Roseburg agency.
LOST Medium sized collie dog,
cream color with white tail. An
swers to name of Prince. Has
collar on. Phone 42F5. J. E. Plnk-
erton.
Southern Pacific Company, that he
expected 200 cars wotild be neces
sary to handle the shipments. The
north and east sections of the
county were the hardest hit by the
December cold weather, in the j
southern part the loss is expected
to be nominal, and Myrtle Creek
and Riddle will probably be only
slightly affected. As there Is a big
acreage in that-vicinity Mr. McKe
own believes that the total shlp-
fnient will be about &0 per cent of
tho expected crop.
WANTED Hustler to farm 40
acres on shares. Good river bot
tom lettuce and broccoli land, 5
acres fruit, 15 acres hay land in
addition. Atk R. R. Wood, News
Review office.
We have another carload of Am
erican zinc Insulated fence. Buy
yours now while we have all sizes
in stock. Wharton Bros.
E
BKND. Ore., Jan. 12. MrB. Res
ale Norton arrested Saturday on a
charge of perjury, la still held in
the county jail. Her bail was fix
ed at $2,000 but had not bet-n pro
vided this morning. Time for her
hrarlnjc has not been set but it
probably will be set some time this
afternoon for another day.
'The perjury charge was the re
sult of contradictory testimony giv
en at the inquest following the si:-
icido of W. I. Downing, local res
taurant man. Mrs. Norton is not
connected so far as is known with
the shooting but she testified that
Mr. Downing had not visited her
rooms before the time when he
came there and shot himself. Two
messenger boys testified that he
had been there. The Inquest fol
lowing the death of Mr. Downing
was postponed Saturday and will
be resumed at 1:30 today.
See the Zenith electric washer.
We demonstrate them in your
home. Zigler-Fee Hdw. Co.
IJltFJtTV THKATIIK.
FOR RENT Cozy, comiuriaoiu,
a team heated rooms, spotlessly
clean, quiet, strictly modern, cen
trally located, $15 per mo. THE
OXFORD ROOMS. 217 S. Stepa
eua Street. Phono 310
FOU U H UNDH K D DOLLARS A
MONTH Steady income, 31
rooms fully furnished in a mod
ern hotel, doing a fine business,
well established, very cheap
rent. Price $6500. Lawrence
Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone
219.
SvROOM BUNGALOW VITHFIRE"
PLACE All built-in features,
large lot with nice lawn. Chicken
house large enough to accomo
date 100 chickens. Garage. Pave
ment in and ait paid for. Price
Jj-Jf50, $1800 down, balance easy
terms. W. A. Bogard Real Estate,
Grand Hotel Uldg., Roseburg,
Oregon.
FOR SALE"OR'TRADE For Rose
burg property on account of fail
ing health, our ten acre home five
miles Bouth of Roseburg on the
Pacific highway, opposite Kelly's
corner. Four-room bungalow with
built in features, with bath, large
closet, hot and cold water piped
In house from never failing spring
on ranch. Good barn, hed, ga
rage, shop, hen houses, fine place
for raisiug poultry, large garden
fenced in. Two acres family or
chard with all kinds fruit and
some nut trees In bearing. 3
acres prunes. Hal. pasture and
grain. Terms. C. C. Groves, R.
No. 1, Flox 117, Roseburg, Ore.
Phone No. 5F35.
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 12. A joint
resolution calling for the ratifica
tion of the proposed child iHtmr
law amendment to the constitution
of the 1'nited State was filed
with Fred Draeer. chief clerk of
the house, by William F. Wood
ward. Multnomah county, this
morning.
SALEM. Jan. 12.Senator Vp-
We've seen some mighty fine
pictures dealing with the event
ful days of M9, but "The Flam
ing Forties," Harry Carey's la
titat ainrrlnir vh1iI1a u'lll tinvo
t nrtnil.r nt tho 1 Ihprtv Thon.l 0-A( 'K E
tre tomorrow excels them all in'
story and execution. Nor have1
we ever seen Carey do better
work than tn this vivid picturl-.
Tatton of 'Tennessee's Pardner,"'
lirt Harte's widely rend story of
life on fhe wido western plains.!
Lovers of Hret Harte who read
the old American tale will be de-j
lighted with this screen version,
as the well-known star brings
the leading character, pill Jones,!
to life with so much realism and
color that henceforth when we
think of "Tennessee's Pardner.",
wo shall visualize Harry Carey
in the role, and undoubtedly all
who see his splendid perform-!
a nee will do likewise.
JUST A GOOD LITTLE GENERAL
FARM. 45 acres near Coos Bay
highway. 38 acres in cultivation,
balance pasture. About 8 acres
creek bottom. Deep loamy soil,
will prow alfalfa, clover and is
"Al" for gardening. Balance on
bench, deep loamy soil. 8 acres of
two year old Date prunes, family
orchard. Fair house and barn.
Running creek through place,
one mile from school. Owner will
include 3 head of work-horses,
harness, wagon, 3 cows, 1 heifer,
about 100 chickens, and all farm
Implements. Also growing crop,
hay and feed in barn. Price $44t0.
one-half cash, long tome on bal
ance with easy payments. Grand
ance with easy payments. W. A.
Hogard Heal Estate, Grand Hotel
Hldg., Roseburg. Oregon.
T)AIKY
PRIDE!
. I
WE are mighty proud to offer our new
SHIRT STYLES and you, in turn, will
be proud of your appearance in them.
PENCEFrtS
LADY would like a position as
housekeeper for widower or
bachelor. Call 620 Winchester St.
FOU SALE Second hand" cook
stove, used range, both excel
lent condition. New $110 range,
$72. New heaters, 25 per cent
discount. Burn coal In your heat
er. Basket gratis for coal, 35 per
cent off. See our fine line used
furniture, dressers, chlffioniers,
chairs, priced to sell. 42 piece set
dishes, $6.50., Kxchange what you
don't need for something you
want. Itussell Bargain Store. 4U4
W. Cass St.
YOU SURE WOULD LIKETHIS
Modern 5-room bungalow; lo
cated In fine resident district; I
pavement, sidewalk and sewer I
assessments fully paid; cement
walks around house; house plast
ered and decorated; reception
hall; living room; dining room;
2 bed rooms; kitchen; bath and !
pantry; fully furnished with rugs, '
linoleum and good high class fur- j
nishings. Everything goes for i
$3000. Some terms. Lawrence
Agency, 125 Cass Street Phone
219.
DO YOU KNOW EG'GS ARE !
WORTH 60c Here is the most j
ideal commercial poultry ranch In '
the valley; one mile from town; i
4 blocks off pavement; 5 3-4 acres !
all under fence; 2 acres garden
land; some fruit; good 4-room
cottage; barn; 2 chicken houses; I
good water: houso completely !
furnished; wood supply; tools; I
some chickens. Clear title and
bill of sale to everything for $500.
Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting
O I asses
116 Jackson St.
of
Electronic Diagnosis and
Treatment
(Abrams Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Physician
417-18-19 Perkins Bldfl. Phone 491
ELGAROSE STILL
0 GIU FINE
J. H. SJogen, of Elgarose, was
arrested late Saturday evening
when Deputy Sheriffs shambrook
and Hodges raided his home and
discovered a 5-gallon still. Sjogren
was arraigned this morning before
Justice of the Peace George Jones
and entered a plea of guilty. Len
iency was recommended as the evi
dence tended to show that Sojgren
was producing liquor only for his
own use and no sales were ac
credited to him. Judge Joues as
sessed a fine of $150.
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
year. The work of a lifetime can
be wiped out In a few minutes
by fire. Why take a chance when
for a comparatively small cost
you con be protected from finan
cial Iosb as a result of tire?
MASONIC BLOC.
ROSEBURG. ORE
DR. H.C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
8ERVICE
Perkins Building; Phone 8(
Second Floor Roseburg, Ore.
FARM JUST
OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS All un-
fMilllvntlnn otpunr ohntit 1
Her-, nn. for no.lnr. hl ORGEON PIONEER DIES
r,n ho i,i.i.i aii f, ALBANY. Jan. 12. J. Fred
dark soil. 20 aores seeded to oats ' V"- Oregon pioneer and one
and vetch. 5 acres plowed to be f "?e 'w remaining veterans of
planted to corn in the spring, i ,',e.KuRUe ? wr ",d War of 1Sj5
Some fruit including cherries and,d'7' nt're thls zoning.
grapes, strawberries and other L H? was 8 p,K,"vt of Tennessee,
small frulis. Good 6-room, plaster-1 h,ni1 'ade h'", hon,e ,n Llnn
ed house, hot and cold water. county "nce comlD est-
electric lights. Chicken house and
garage and 2 barns. Buildings all
ANTI.K.ISS TIIK-T1!K.
"In Hollywood
and Perlimittcr."
in splendid repair. Owner will
Include: good team of work-horses,
harness, wagon, disk. 2 har
rows. 2 cultivators, plow. 3 cows,
chickens, and hay In the barn.
Price $6ipi0, one-half cash,
plenty of time on balance W. A.
Bogard Real Estate. Grand Hotel,
Hldg , Rosi btirg. Oregon.
JOHNNY LLOYD MAR
RIES RIDDLE GIRL
Miss Ethel Acker, well known
Riddle high school girl and Johnny
Lloyd. Southern Pacific fireman,
who has resided in Roseburg for
several years, were united In mar
riage last Wednesday The marriage
took place In the parlors of the Ho-
tpl Oshnrnp In Vm-ono Aftitp a
with Totash theatres where it is tested out short wedding trip, they returned
tho Klrst Na-,wlth every variety of audience, to Rnsehnre w hero thr.v will nL.
.. .. ...ii .niMimg iionai riciure, win ue snown at After completing "in Holly; their future home Johnny will be
, " ;"e jinn.-, i tun, in-. .-..in- oo ..un jiunsn una lerimui- remembered as one of Koseburg's
reriig,. In Lske county as a m. ans . day and Monday. It is enacted ter." Samuel Uoldwyn Insisted baseball plavers Ills many friends
of preserving that class of game. hy a cast headed by Alexander that his picture, which shows the were busy today collecting cigas at
jTurr, George Sidney. Vera Gor- adventures of Montague Glass's his expense
S.M.EM. Ore . Jan. 12 A closer , don. Betty lilythe. and David famous characters In their Initial a-
regulation of danre halls In non- Hutler. Alfred Green directed attempt In the field of motion i lmiM! lavnii in i.
from Frances Mnrlons scenario picture production, should be dav to Hugh Harrison, who is con
.Makln.g a humorous motion plc-j tried in at least a doien differ- structlng a 17,000 concrete garage
turo Is done In tho studio. Prov-ient theatres. The verdict was building on Stephens stree. direct
ing It to he humorous is done In. uuanlmous. I ly south of Newland's garage.
incorporated renters will be Ihe
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