Roseburg news-review., January 14, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14, 1925.
DRY GOODS
ONTINUING SEVENTH ANNUAL
January Clearance Sale
All of this 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..
Roseburg's Greater Dept. Store
DRESSES
(AsncUtni Prna Letaad Wire 1
WASHINGTON, Jan. H. Desir
ing to present 'to congress at the
earliest possible dale, recommenda
tions as to farm legislation. Presi
dent Coolldgo Invited members of
his agricultural commission to the
White House-today for a breakfast
tible discussion of views of com
missioners as thus far developed
, Chairman Can y of the commis
sion announced after the confer
ence that the commission's report
on relief for the cattle Industry
would be completed during the dav
nnd transmitted to the president.
Recommendations have not been
disclosed officially, but it Is under
stood that they will urge Increased
credit facilities and a tariff on
hides and leather.
The breakfast discussion related
to the whole work of the commis
sion, the prospects for early com
pletion of the work and the legls
iation needs to carry out the com
iu.usjon's reconimcnUat.ei!i.
COOKED FOOD CALE
Saturday, Jan, 24, at tlm Twen
tieth Century grocery. Given by the
Snilck P. T. A.
CHAMP WRESTLER
WANTS H!S BELT
(AMOclitn! rrpM I.kk) Wfrv )
' KANSAS CITY. Mo., Jnn. 14.
fluhe Kaufman, manager cf Wayne
"lllg" Mur.n, recently orowned
lieavywe'ght wrestling cliamplon,
In a letter to Pllly Kandow, man
ager of Ed (St rangier) Lewis,
former champion, demands that the
1(1.000 diamond studded belt that
ti-as awarded Lewis when he be
came chpmpion be turned over to
-Mmin. The letter gives Snndow
ten days In which to deliver tho
belt. If this Is not done, the letter
warnB Sandow, "to bo prepared for
Action which will bo both annoying
ftud expensive to you."
Tho belt, emblematic of the
world championship, was awarded
Lewis by the Central Afhlwle Club
COflLMK"FlifllllfflIIS ASMDKLMm
FARM LEGSSUTIOfs! WQURiDED BY SHOT HIGHWAY1S OPEN
THE LIBERTY THEATER
TODAY AND
The Big Special Show
BRET HARTE'S
Famous
"Tennessee's Pardner"
THE HKST OF TUB WKST
NOW 1'ltKSKNTKD IIY
.HARRY
WT STKOMBtltq
It.
p cv'Tr 1 3(0 1 Til E' II tsSi -'
ALSO THF. HISTOKIC
PATRICK HLNKY
"VINCENNES"
ALSO: AESOP'S FABLES
Better Service Better Merchandise
TACOMA. Wash., Jan. 14.
. Clyde McClollun, of Glen-
dale, Calif., was slightly.
wounded early this morn i ilk
when three federal prohilil-
tlon agents fired upon his
auto south of the' city.
McCleilun and Merritt
Trent also of Glendnle, ;
failed to stop when ordered
to do iso, according to a re-
4 port to the police here. The 4
two men said, they thought
the prohibition officers
were robbers.
4 MrClvllan and Trent said
they had been driving night
and day In order to roach
Seattle, where McClellan's
v aged mothef lives.
The rear of the car was
demolished from the fire
from shotguns and revol-
vers in the hands of the
dry agents. 4
of Kansas City when he won the
title three years ago.
,,
mninnnimTin
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14. Amer
ican adhernnce to the world court,
first proposed to congress two
. . . .
years ago, was up u. ,ay ror co-
BHlt'IllUllII lly lilt! Bl'UUlU It'll -rSH H"
lationH committee,
Proponents were presslnR for nn
ear,ly report to the senate, where
one pro.joxul already is on the cal
endar. Resides this proposal, offered by
Senntor Pepper, republican, Penn
sylvania for the creation of a new
court Independent of the League
of Nations, two others have, been
ladvanced, one by Senator Hwanson
of Virginia, ranking democrat on
the committee and the other by I
Senator Willis, republican, Ohio. I
Doth of these proposals contain I
tho reservations suggested by Sec
retary Hughes ami approved by
both President Harding ftud Presi
ih'tlt Cnollilire
TOMORROW
Regular IJrlces
Only 10 and 15 cts.
AND TOWN TOPICS
vvunLLxuiiun id
UPT0C0I1ITIEE
COATS
4
J
SHOES
KLAMATH FALS, Ore., Jan.
14. Following a months work
by maintenance crowB, working
with rractors, on the Ashland
Klamath Falls highway, was this
morning declared safe for auto-1
mobile travel, eight Inches of
snow which fell on the summit 1
oi the Cascades having been
cleared away.
Terminal Ceauty Shoppe
TERMINAL HOTEL
HAIRCUTTINC, MARCFUIHC, BOB CURLS
HOT Oil, AND PLAIN SHAMPOOING
All Kinds of Beauty Work by
Export Operators.
Phone
DANCE,
Olalla Hall
Saturday Night
JANUARY 17
Music by the
Haysliakers
EVERYBODY WELCOME
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
n fiii'i-iitiii'.'i-itiN-r
,,, ,. lt,ig of
l (JlllfUCH
U lie Jm-t- .011 St.
"" LL- . ,"i'iwm
Electronic Diagnosis and
Treatment
(Abramt Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Physician
17-18-19 Perkins pldti. Phone 491
INVENTORY TIME
Now Is ihe time to take inven
tory of your insurance and Bee
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 when
for a comparatively small cost
you can be protected from finan
cial loss as a result of fire?
MASONIC BIDC
DR. H.C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perkins Building Phone B
Second Floor Rosehurg, Ore.
Big Dance
and Supper
Wednesday, Jan. 14
LOOKING GLASS
ROSEBURG, OREGON
:I5 BADLY HURT
I Crop in Southern Part of
County Will Make Up
Bulk of Shipment,
1 4
. .. . ...,4
lO HtAVl
In Spite of Reverses This;
r
Year, County Agent Ad
vises Sticking to
Industry.
-The Broccoli crop In the Ump-
nua Valley has been practically
destroyed by the unusual degr e t
of -frost experienced some twoi
weeks ago. The County Agenl.l
111. W. Cooney, has refrained,
from advancing an opinion as to:
i the condition o( the crop until
he could be sure of the actual'
damage done. He says, now thut
'ho can state with some flegreo
of certainty at this time that the time In Itoseburg visiting and look
crop Is a loss commercially, with Ing after business Interests. Mr.
the possible exception of that Stewart arrived from Portland
part of the county south of Myr- Tuesday. '
tie Creek. The crop In this
southern, section of the county ; Eu Man n Towr
continues ,to be In a remarkable K w Jl!irkl) , fi,)eninnR ,he dny
condition-, of .growth considering , lMe cllv atten(llnB t0 business
the very Bevere weather condi- mattl.r an,i voting Wr. Ma,ks is
lions gone through. There la no .om KuKt.ne and urrivc.d Tuesday.
doubt whatever, but what the
broccoli crop In the Riddle, Myr
tie Creek and Canyonville com
munities win represent tne duik
of shipments this year from the
county. i
"The loss of the crop In the
main valley represents a very
large financial loss to all the,
growers, but it does not Bet aside
the fact that the crop still re-
mains by all odds the nest pay-
Ing vegetable crop produced by
our farmers . suys Mr. Cooney. i
"A review In the industry for;
a period of fifteen years clearly
points out the fact that the crop
stands well at the top of agri-
j cultural crop risks. ,
"We appreciate keenly the w,h he bonding department of the
position of many growers in' the ijflti(i & Tlhon bank at Portland.
; loss of the crop, which may give He arrived yesterday.
I rise to serious thought among
the younger growem as to whe- Mission Society to Meet
i ther or not they should proceed The missionary socielv nn:l the
jwlth 1025 plnntlniH of broccoli mlHston study class of the M. E.
lor try some other vegetable. It church south, will meet Thursday
Is upon thin point that the Coun- afternoon at 2::i0 nt the parsonage,
i ty Agent has consulted with Mrs. Mabel Tavlor, superintendeiU
many growers In all partB of the Gf the mission study class will pre
l broccoli growing districts. Tho ghl.. The first chanter in the book
I nd vice has been and will ' m-(Wni be studied. All members are
thine to be one of caution when urged to attend.
. a grower contemplates the pro-'
ductlon of a substitute vegetable Team to Go to Coquilte
upon fields where broccoli has The next, game scheduled for the
been a proven success in years Wni basketball ...am. will he held
past. I
i "The successrui production or the team flashes with the Coquille
i any vegetalrte commercially do-, high school quintet. A scrimmaiie
i pends upon many factors. A care-. was staged last night at the Arm-
ful analysis of all production and ory between tlie hinh school team
jmnrketlng factors U of the and the National Guard leuu, pnk
grentest Import, ( paratory to the game Saturday
j "The history of successful pro-' night,
ductlon of any agricultural crop' o
' comes slowly over" a period of S e us about your land plaster re-
years. This fact does not detract quirements.(I)enn-Gerretsen Co.
in any way from value or any
plan for crop experfement. All
trials of now vegetables or fruits
should be considered as puroly
experimental until the annual
tests have covered a suffii'lent
number of Reasons tn Ihow their
commercial nil apt ability to our
climatic conditions ami varying -
soil tvnes, together with market,
de"-nls. I
"Growers have long expeilonc-
ed the . many exacting problems
of production, but It Is of com-
pnrntlvely recent times that tho
grower has leaj-ned that bis ln-i
terests do not stop with the
(harvest of the crop. The sucress-
ful marketing of any crop calls
: for as high a degree of organi-,
izatlon and skill as the produc-!
j tlon of the crop. Tho successful
t"nrketin-of the broccoli crop In
this county is entirely respons-
Ible for the popularity of thlS
vegetable and the position it now;
occupies In our agriculture, t
When the final nnalysis is struck
it can be snid that substitution ,
Is not as satisfactory as the ori-j
glnul article. " I
I
.,..r .,.r . , ...... mi .-m,i.-r " in
be shipped In n few days. We can
still receive your order at prices
that will save you money. Wharton
Bros.
ritOl'FSSnil CARI.FTON
APIHIKSSKS SKMOR
CLASS TODAY.
Trofessor E. F. Carleton
of
the I'nivorslty of Oregon Kven-!
slon department, gave a fine ad-
dress to the members of the Se-
one. and -was well received by
the students. The re ma I ml .-r of
me morning was spem tn r.n-;
ference with the seniors who
wished to know more In d "all
of college work and entrance ro-
iiulrenients.
A car load of American fern ,
arrived at Wharlon Bros.
Helurn from California-
William IMan nnd Irvln
cette returned today from
Angeles, where they have
spending a short time. Mr. Do-
Ian drove his car south, taking
his sl-ter, Gertrude to Los Aage-
les. where she Is employed s
nurse.
nlor Class this morning nt -.' o'- Eugene O'Hiien. Mae Hunch. Hen ft (IPvV T5tv7 if A
clock In the assembly hall. The Alexander. Horn Santschl, Mitchell! U iy'fJ4
theme of his talk wns "College Li' is and Mildred Harris. , lH Vtj ji 5v fll
Entrance Requirements nn , o j vji trr
Competition In Life after High All kimU 'pruning sheiirs rnd I A,?V IrV-'ttiiFftJ
School." Prof.vsor Oarlet -n saws at bargain prices. Zilcr Fee Tfy3& t VtCSjA
address was a very Inter, - ing Hdw. Co. W iiSZSk Ml tTs JiJjrS
CROP. BOOTLEGGER HAD
LlOU HI HIS
, .
SANTA ANA, Jan. 14.
Four persona were serious-
ly ill at the Grange County
hospital today from the ef-
4 fects of liquor served to
them from the artificial
arm of a bootlegger. The
drink dispensing mechanism
of the decoy arm was sanl-
! tary enough but the liquor
! was poisonous said officers
v
o
who arrested F. Ochoa as the
iwner and manipulator of
the first quenching member
nun., n "wj'wn uuuu,u
la hold a pint.
: :
I LOCAL NEWS I
4 e 4 e e e e 4 O 4 4
License Issued
A marriage license was Issued to
day to Dorr It. Hoffman and
Georgiana Goff, both of Melrose,
'
on Business-
W. A. Stewart Is spending a short
Roy Zlmmermann Here Tuesday
Ifnv yimmprmun wan. a viuitnr
,n thi. cUj, Tu(,s,av an(1 overnight
last night. Mr. Zimmerman is from
canb and was here on business.
Hf! retrned this morning.
Leave. for coast
Tlm n,,rke. whn . the ilav
h(,rB Tnjay business matters,
tllls mornnfi ()r Murshfielcl and
.,,. noint to transact business.
Mr iuri,e Is from Portland.
-
Mp. Brledwell on Business
p. R. Iiriedwell Is spending a day
or B0 jn Roseburg looking after
busfness matters. Mr. Briedwell is
Saturday nlnht at Coquille, when!
Liberty Theatre,
Probably no writer has caught
the spirit of the Great WesJ as
faithfully as llret Harte. And no
motion picture actor has Interpret-
(, nlat spirit as faithfully as Harfy
Carey,
When the two of them are
brought together Harry Carey as
the hero of Tret Harte's greatest
storv. "Tennessee's Pardner" you
chh be suro of a corking good pic-
ture
"The Flaming Forties" Is the
namo under which "Tennessee's
Purdner" has been brought to the
screen. It is not only one of the
best Western dramas in which
Harry Carey has ever appeared,
but we consider it one of the most
thrilling pictures thut we have had
the pleasure to offer. At the Lib
erty theatre today and tomorrow.
Antlers Theatre
in producing "Frivolous Sal." his
'latest First National picture, which
. . . .
0)ene(l at the Antlers theatre yes
terday, J. K. McDonald has given
, ec'reen ' worthy successor
to
"Boy of Mine." The latter was a
Booth Tarkinton story. Thi photo
play was so good that Its success
was regarded as accidental by ;
those w ho knew that It was only
the second picture McDonald had i
ever made.
ti... lU.nlA. Col" maintain.
the hiL'h standard that this young
producer has set through his pre-
vious pictures'. The story is his own.
It was directed by Victor L.
Schertilnger. and the cast includes!
VICTIM IS IMPROVING
,
Orval V". Pierce, who was badly
beaten In a fight on Monday night,
Is Improving slowly. During nn ex-
amination by Dr. Melvin this alter
! noon, several bad cuts were found
:.as In th" scalp, one of w-.w'c'.t peneirat
jed to the bone. Mr. Pierce's fea
tures nre badly distorted as a re
'sult of the blows which he received
nn- ami one side of his face is badly
lis swollen. The cut on his Up Is said
been to ho serious, as nn Infection there
m.ty can.-o complication:
o
Try Gasco briquets, a carbon
fuel. Only 3 per cent sh. LVntw
lUcrrelsfu Co.
It NEW TODAY X
FOR RENT Furnished apt. close
' In. ISO. 408 E. Douglas St,
! WAITED Work by duy. or week.
1 Phone 4K7-R.
TIRES 3d by 31 fabrics, f595. Wil
son's Tire Shop.
PHONOGRAPH repairing. Rose-
burg Cyclery, 2-s N. Main St.
SPARK PLUGS A few more spark
plugs left at a special price of 4
for SI. WILSON' ST1RE SHOP.
,, 4A.R on TltADK 2 White
Leghorn roosters. 531 E. Lane
St.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
apartment. I4iono 353-J. 313 So.
Stephens.
FOR SALE" OR. TRADE 320 acres
, in Oklahoma for coast property.
J. J. Beits. Phone 8K34.
iri FF"Oi;riNOTONS."l7th year!
oekerelst. eire- emrks fcreil A.
Goff, Roseburg, Ore., I'hone 6F2.
FOR SALE All or part of furni
ture and furnishings of eight
room house. 610 Winchester St.,
large white house In Auto Camp
ground.
WANTED Work by man and tam
by hour or by the day. Call 251 1.
L. DaviB, or address W, J. Mul
holiand, Itoseburg, Ore., lit. 2,
Kdenbower. j
cXirWANTEl) Will Rive board as !
Iiayments 'on good eecond hand
liKht car. Will give good value.
Reliable party. Address "CAR,"
care News-Review.
FOR RENTCozy" comfortable,
steam heated rooms, spotlessly
clean, quiet, strictly modern, cen
trally located, $15 per mo. THE
OXFORD ROOMS, 217 S. Steph
ens Street. Phone 310.
FOIt SALE Ni neiots in North
Roseburg, on pavement, excellent
location for homes, will build
house for buyer if desired and
sell orvgood terms. Five acres in
city limits, good for small fruits
and gardening, small house,
$2500, easy terms. H. G. Wilson,
Phone 70-J.
A RANCH WITH A FUTURE 117
acres adjoining fine out range;
30 acres extra fine creek bottom
land under cultivation; 5 acres
prunes; other fruit; 2 live
streams through place; gravity
water' system; good 4-room
house; woodiihed; barn; other im
provements; on main road near
school; house furnished; big
team; harness; wagon; full set
tools and implements; & fresh
cows; turkeys; chickens. Every
thing complete- for ?7(J00. Small
cash payment and very easy
terms on balance. Lawrence
Agency, 123 Cass Street. Phone
219.
WANTED A wide awaiie stock
man who can see the advantage
of this pro,jositioh. 3J0 acres;
fenced and cross fenced with
v. oven wire; live creek through
place; 2900 acres of plow) land;
30 acres in alfalfa; 12 acres
young prunes; 2 acres mixed
fruit and nuts; excellent corn and
grain land; extra good 5-room
farm house with spring water
piped in; 2 big stock barns; oth
er buildings; on main road; free
Echool bus; daily mail; 190 head
fine sheep; 2 cows; 2 calves; big
team; harness; wagon; full set
tools and implements; 13 thor
oughbred turkeys; 50 chickens.
$ 1 1,000, 'easy terms, takes every
thing. To know its real value you
must see It. Lawrence Agency,
125 Cass Street. PVjone 210.
P. STAN lib i)U 1-KLuN.c.a,
JCCOLI AND PROSPERITY
runes are coming back nd
cold wave never "scratched"
: broccoli around Myrtle Creejf,
..o here is a clianee to land a nice
little home ftt a right, price: 45
acres, 19 a.crfs In cultivation, bal
ance pasture-:-land: 6 acres
prunes. 13 acres ' broccoli land;
running stream by place: close to
high school, on mail route, good
macadam 'road: 4room house,
barn and outbuildings. Owner Is
old Illness is compelling him toi
rotlre. He will take (M00 spot
cash -for this place. No kidding
about this proposition It's a real
bargain. CHAS. W. RICE, Myrtle
Creek. Ore.
Presents
Last Time Tonite
DLHJ.
j
44,
Scars i
i m
Jealous
1 Lubert Hilly
Drama that will clutch
your emotions with fin
gers of steel I
10c 15c
A Frotheihood of hate a girl
put to a great test of devotion
a raging forest fire a Inch
ing mob! Thrills and breathless
suspens" that will run an ley
finger up 'your spine. With
FRANK KEENAN. MARGUER
ITE de la MOTTE. LLOVO
HUGHES -AND EOWARD
BURNS.
f
9
Anthony M. Rud (jt-
Directed by 4.
er Wm&rZ?
II i ! In. Vtf Mf i' ac-m-v
PRI
WE are mighty proud yto offer our new
SHIRT STYLES and you, in turn, will
be proud of your appearance in them.
FENCERS
Q
BUSINESS AND PROFES-
SIONAL WOMEN
Will meet Thursday even-
ing at 7:30 at the Heinllno
Conservatory. Imoortant busi- I
ness. Miss Nolan will demon-
strate gymnasium work.
MAKE ME AN OFFER. Console
.radio with enclosed loudspeaker.
Cabinet phonograph and records.
Will demonstrate. Roth in per
fect condition. Or will trade on a
Ford coupe. Phone 2 IG-J.
WAN TE D FO 5fT CAS H""
Late model Fords. '
1923's and 1924's.
Uring yours now.
MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CHANGE
115 Jackson St.
At the annual . election of the
Roseburg National Bank held yes
terday evening, A. C. Marsters was
elected president; J. F. Barker, vloe
president; D. S. Houser, cashier,
and C. L. Searing, assistant cash
ier. The directors were A. C. Mar
sters, J. F. Barker, I. Abraham, C.
W. Parks and S. C. Bartrem. '
' The reports for the year Indicat
ed a very satisfactory business and
all of the stockholders were well
pleased with-the chowinjr made. '
IESTIG.4W0F
PHMMQ
TOPEKA, Kans.. Jan. 14.
Attorne."-General C. B. Griffith
today began an Investigation of
pardons and paroles granted by
former Governor Jonathan M.
Davis and moved forward with
plans for filing an ouster suit
against Carl J. Peterson, state
bank examiner.
Broken in a day
Hill's let quickly stop colds in 4 hours.
Fever and headache disappear. Grippe "
rnnniiwd in davi. EvCTV Winter it SIVCS
millions dancer snd discomfort. Don't tale
chances, don't delay an hour. Get the best
help science knows.
cascaraIqdsnine
Get Red Box Ctf wBhp-rm
OH, BOYI
BIO DANCE
Melrose Country Club
SATURDAY NIGHT
JANUARY 17
COME AND HAVE A GOOD
TIME
GOOD MUSIC .
THURSDAY
JANUARY 15 16
A FROLIC
KING'S L
One Show
at Nito
RINGING DANCING COMEDY
Little Bits of Big Musical Hits
In conjunction with full picture program fchange of pic
tures and Revue nightly I
Doors spen 7:00 Performance Stats 7:30
One Performance Each Evening
Children A TVTHnT
25c Al 1
D E!
The regular weekly meeting of
the board of directors of the cham
ber of commerce was held yester
day afternoon at 1:30, with all
members present except President .
Lloyd Crocker and Treasurer Ness,
who were out of the city. Vice-president
J. T. Goodman presided.
W. G. Ido, manager of the land
settlement department of the Port
land Chamber of Commerce ad
dressed the board In regard to the
work of his department, ami what
they hoped to accomplish this com
ing year. His remarks were most
Interesting to the members of the
board, as the local chamber has '
been cooperating fully with Mr. Ide
the past year and have succeeded
In securing a number of bnna-fide
settlers for Douglas county through
his efforts.
j The secretary made a report on
the cost of the engravings to be us
ed In the county booklet, and was
instructed to order them at once.
Judge Quine was appointed as a
; delegate to the conference on coast
! port development to be held in
Portland Friday and Saturday of
this week.
The regular routine business was
transacted and the board adjourned
until next Tuesday afternoon at
1:30 o'clock. .
See the MeCormlck-Deerlng ball
bearing cream separator at Whar
ton Bros. It la the lightest running
one made.
A man who can lick his
weight in wildcats was
asking a maid to for-
flj Rive-
Only one df the tremen
dous scenes In this
mighty drama
with
EUGENE O'BRIEN
MAE BUSCH
BEN ALEXANDER
Mildred Harris, Mitchell
Lewis, Tom Santschi
AND FRIDAY
IN FUNLAND
Company
of 15
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