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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW MONDAY. JANUARY 19. 1925. January Clearance Sale Dress Sale Extraordinary 74 Cloth and Silk Dresses -AT- SfcjUcw jurjAji. iryrjr. jr.ir ttjtjc M ALL THIS SEASONS POPULAR STYLES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. , SIZES 16 TO 44 DRESSES OF CHAR- MAIN. POIRET. CREPE CANTONS. VELVET. GEORGETTE. ETC. PROHIBITION PROBE VnnVv t WILL BE OPENED t NcW TODAY I 6HA5TA HIT8 AUT0 (Continued from page 1.) kfy FITTING Locks repaired ' (A titl Prna Uwd Wirt.) department over and above ex-' Jtoseb. tW.JSin. J EU '; 19.- , peusis would revert to the u-UVAVrEI Day work by enerlenc- John Michelbrook. Jr.. 1. of ed lady. 30 and ioc i-t- h-jur. 1'bone 26K J. erul fund. Tbe industrial accident com mission, libit commission, game. highway commission, tbe dental FOR SALK OH board and muny others would be aliened. Tbe measure would have tbe effect of reducing tbe tendency of various commissions and boards to earn and expend mute money than absolutely necessary. .North points out. 1KADK, CHEAP Good water power washing m chlTie. hit Miller St. FOK RKNT 4-room apartm.'tit. pround floor. Also 2 room a,iu M6 Win. St. l'honeJ7u-Y. FOlfT.EASE Stock and rfrala fa)m In Flournoy valley. Inquire of N. L. Conn, HoseburK, ore. :hone BTATE1IOLSE. SALEM. Ore,' F1S. Jan. IS. Resident of 1'iua- FOR SALE 6 pit's, 10 weeks to 3 tilla county have wondered whence came the cudtoru anions the L matilla Indians of naming their papooses after famous per sonages. The vource la a mem ber of the state senate. In lbbi, isam Garland, a young Virginian, was sent to Oregon by President Cleveland to be superintendent of schools on the t'uiutilla reser vation. Sam Garland is now senator from Linn county. "I got along fine with the In dians,'' he atd, although I had never seen an Indian except in a circus until I came to Oregon. Hut sometimes 1 hud to change the names ol the boys in school. I named one Grover Cleveland, one IJixmark, one Gladstone, an other .Disraeli. mo. old. A. K. Nutter. Roseburg, lit. 2. Uox S7 A. Phone 44 F2. AI'XE bodied boyof 17 wants place to work and go to school. Cm do anything. Craig S. Hulm. Itoae burg, Ore. Care N. L. Conn. IVANTEI Hides, pelts, wool ind mohair 1 pay highest mail prices. Perger's llargain Store, Cass and Pine Sts., near depot. FOU 8AT7K 3yeur old-HoUtelii cow. giving milk. Also good sot single driving harness. No use for either. J. 1. West, on Kdenbower pavement. near Eugene, are In a local hospital today as the result , of injuries sustained when their automobile crashed Into the Bhasia train of the South- ! era Pacific railroad at the Lincoln Street crossing here this afternoon. 0 The injuries of both are not serious, consisting of cuts ! about the luce and minor ! bruises. ! The fret that they escaped with theii lives was consider- ed miraculous by those who ! witnessed the accident. ' Mr. Mk'helbrook sal J after the accident that he did not hear tho crossing bell. When ( his machine crashed into the train, it was carried for sev- eral wards down the track and thrown some distance away. Uystanders picked ud the victims and stut them to the hoHpital. REGULAR PRICE Although we had a big sale on these Dresses Saturday the selection is still good Come early as they will not last long at this wonderful sacrifice Clearance sale on all merchandise in stock D r e s s Goods, Silks, Wash Goods, Ladies Hosiery, Underwear, etc., 15 per cent off. 1-3 off Ladies Coats and Sweaters j f I 5 per cent off Shoe and Men's Furnishings better Merchandise Better Service STATEHOUSE, SALEM, Ore., . Jan. lit. Legislation to give tbe ( state game commission authority to deciure clotted seasons In times of emergencies will be ' sought Lt the present session. Captain A. E. nu.-gduff, atu ' fcuuie waruen, Is woi Ling on tho : measure which will be bruuln up shortly. j Tbe last session of the legisla ture endeavored to give sucn power, but tbe authority placed In tho hands of the commission i was nnllifled by court decision ! which held that the luw was too elastic and not specific. Cuptalu llurgdufr pointed out j that many fires might have been i averted had the commission been able to deciure a closed deer hunting season last fall. Ho also pointed out that on account of extreme low water many streams in eastern Oregon shoold been closen last summer as a protection aur conservation measure. WHAT A luncheon and Progi-aiii WHERE At First M. K. Church WHEN Wednesday. Jan. 2Ux. ?925 11V WHOM W. C. T. V. Ladies. Price 75c. F()RS7LK 2X0-ft. second hand one Inch cable In good shnpe for 1 5 cents a foot. Wharton Bros. KOU SALtl lull laying In ns. Rhode I. Reds, and Plymouth Rocks, Crowded for room. Call at Rose burg Poultry Market. LIQUIDLIME SULPHUR epray tests 30 Ileaume. Made at Suth erlin. Buy from local Klealers. Unipqua Valley Canning Co., Roseburg a coney. FO"irsXLK "Sacrifice. Vicliola anJ $25 worth records, all for $75. Rrand new Home sewiutf ma chine $io. Dandy large cedar chest, $18. 426 Floed St., 3rd floor. HAY "FOR SALE Alfalfa, grain. hay, timothy and straw, guaran teed quality; prompt shipment. Prices upon application. Richard Nyman, Walla .Walla. Wash. have FOR SALE Household furniture a a; Including range, almost new din ing room set, end other fnrniture. Call 203 Chadwick St. Wed. and Thurs. 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. FEMALE 1 IELP WANTE D K. n $20 weekly spare time, at home. addressing, mailing, music, cir culars. Send lUc for music and lu- FOR SALE 1924 model Ford Tu dor Bedim, Ruckstell axle, good tires, fully equipped. A real buy, terms. Phone 6D4-R between 8 and 5. A drop of ink makes millions think Better use a drop of Advertising ink to Make them think about buying your O w v 1 Llr-m'slfSaJ STATEHOUSE, SALEM, Ore., Jan. l'J. Opening the second week of the legislative session the senate this morning held a ten minute session aud tho house a 15 minute session, lioth ad journed until 2 p. m. Several ..111.. ......... In. on. I ...., I "Til mollies collected under th..TED TOR CASH prohibition laws would be thrown I ,,.!,' M , i?.fh8...,!1.',d0L,,!,".v.u.r.h;.u'.t;0"!';i bkino'vovus'in now ll uuuer u "i iiiiii ,1.,1.c, ura-nn V rMT A t.T.1? NJiirl h .UAiui.li o jiwiwii-rt-vi.inu.i OR. DEAN B. BUBAR OITOJIKTIIIST Specialist In the fittlnc lit Jackson St. formation. Co-operative Music Co. , h St. Paul, Minn. ISO, duy by Representative .,.HAVE NARROW E8CAPE REND, Ore., Jan. 19 Imprison ed In their bed Mr. and Mis. Fred Nicholas and Infant child, miracu lously escaped death Sundny when tho tent In which they wire, was crushed by a falling tree nt a log ging camp near here. Tho stove In the tent had no fire burning or j It Is thought the family wouiu nave been burned to death, according to members of the logging crew -who effected the rescue after more than a bnlf hour of hard work. be between Hilly Oardenu and George McCormick, Spokane welterweight. DEATH 18 PROBED. ItltlTTO.N IN IHUM'LAM). (AMurUtMl lltM IMMI WIN.) -PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 19. tek Krltton, former world's jix'lterwelght boxing champion, U here today preparing for a ten round bout next Thursday nlghtj Vtth Iizy Tanner, of St. Pnul. Another ten round atmir il. (A-.x-l.tr.! Pm li-aanl Wlrr ) MILWAUKEE. WIr., Jan. 19. Examination of the vital organs of Roy Iliiufsrhllil, was being made today under the direction of the county coroner and county attorney In determine If poison had caused the child's death. The boy died Tuemlay, supposedly of pneumonia. The child was heir to property valued at approximately $15,000 left In trust for him by his moth er, who died In October, 1923, Since that time the boy's father remarried. Ir. E. L. Tharlnger, coroner's pathologist said he was ready lo sign a death certificate Bhowiug the child had died of poisoning. T A. C. Ross, who for tliu past two years has been empioyea as court reporter In the circuit court, has roBned his position and oh soon an Botno one can be found to take his place, will go to California. He will join his family at Venice, and later will KO lo San Dii'KO where a position has been offert-d him start ing next July. Mrs. Wayne Jones will probably be appointed to the position of court reporter, although this has not yet been definitely de termined, i jj- Multnomah county. Only the spotlight would bei FOIl 115 Jackson St. KENT Cozy, comfortable, Plumb axes at Wharton Tlroa. S t tr.fr. -r-xr rt ip A TT7 r Trr A v A iur nrr m rrr rTir I THE FLYING AMERICAN ACE OF THE ll WORLD WAR NOW ON THE SCREEN fBIJI I rfL i S (oJy 'f ,h"e ev" wn" lKr'!I' thi 9 If I ALSO: Tl IE CI IARLEY CI IASE COMEDY S permitted on an auto under house bill 64 Introduced today by Slirock. Clackamas jcounty. The measure would provide that such light would be fastened on the left side of the machine and directly diagonally across to throw its beam on the right hund side of tho machine. The law relative to lieus on crops for Irrigation water furn ished would be tightened up by a bill Introduced today by Sena tor Davis. The bill provides that the pre son or center n furnishing the water must within forty days af ter the water Is furnished, or within 40 days after the close of (he Irrigation season, file with tho county clerk a claim con laining u true statement of the ui -count duo after tied net lug all Just crctlltH olid oil-nets, t ho date wtu-n ths water was first supplied, the name of the owner of the crops and tho name of the person to whum the water was furnished. Indigent widows und minor hlldreu of soldiers, Bailors, ma rines und volunteers who served In the civil war, the Spanish-American war, tho Philliplue Insur rection and the Indian war would be entitled to nil the re lief to which the husbands or fathers are now entitled ly a bill Introduced today by Senators Dennis and Duvls. j Salaries of tho Justices of the Supreme Court would he increas-j pnoykArtl ANTC ed from $:.'i0 h $7500 by u hill snare time rlas by steam heated rooms, spotlessly clean, quiet, strictly modern, cen trally located, $15 per mo. THE OXKOKD ROOMS, 217 S. Steph ens Street. Phone 310. FOR RENT Dandy four-room," fur nished apartment: centrally lo cated; light and water furnished; large private bath ; clean and comfortable. Price $25.00. Law rence Agency, 1-5 Cass Street. Phone 219. FORTSALE Registered liolstein bull calf. Comes from record stock. Mother now giving 80 pounds of 4 per cent milk. Can Electronic Diagnosis ana Treatment (Abrams Method) DR. HARRISON FOLK Electronlo and Chiropractic Physician S17.18.19 Perkins Bldfl. Phone 491 ' nV TS til -- : A Garnet-Paved Pathway! ' THE ManaKer of the Klmberley diamond mines has a pathway 'round his house paved with uncut garnets. They are so plentiful! Your pathway through life may be paved with cobble stones or diamonds. ,Vou say which. Hut you must do the pav iliK throupli thrift. Let us talk over the Important question of a savings account to help you and do It soon I UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ROSEBURG, OREGON m HAT Will Please the Most Fastidious Giving the utmost in Style and Satisfaction. PENCEFSj The Cass Street Store. 3 ! ELKS ATTENTION i O. B. FRANK, FORMER RESIDENT, SUICIDES On next Thursday night j District Deputy Grand Exalted O. B. Frank, who was for- Iluler Young of Albany will ' merly manager of the Douglas pay his official visit to the County Light and Water com- Koseburg D. P. O. E. No. 326. All Dills are urged to attend the meeting and greet the of- ficlal visitor. ' he had ttt JI0 If token at or.ee. Willnid Smith, Glide, Thone ' S4F23. j ! FOlCSALE Klrs'tln one-nma drum type steel stamp puller. Model IT-, -with st-el double p-uvev pulh-y. : 12 ft. 7-S inch all ste. l ti ipl-J po- I er c-alue with steel hook.-i altach ed. 210 It. 5-H Inch st ?el ilium' .cable, (ifi pound sleel grub or soft i hook all In good condition. Ad dress M. E. Hemphill, Riddle, I Orepon. PROPERTY Worth owning is worth protecting with depend able insurance. Call us at any time regarding your Insurance problems and we shall be glad to help solve them. MASONIC 81 DC IXXKIXa GLASS NEWS. pany and later owner and pro- prietor of the Rose Confection- ery in this city, committed sul- cfde In Ohio last month, ac- cording to word received here today. Mr. Frank was quite well known here and left Roseburg quite suddenly about 4 five years aao following the bankrupting of his business. 4 Domestic troubles were the cause of the suicide, It is stat- ed. 4 The last Nutrition Meeting to be given In this valley, will be held at the Home of Mrs. Krnest Vorhles, Wednesday Jan. 21. Carl Nlckens' Garage is nowj under construction. The Hoys and Girls' basketball teams of the LooklngGlass High1 School will play the Boys and i Girls' team of Sutherltn in the! Lccking Glass Grange lial), Fri-1 day. Jfnuarv lOtii. There will hi, a basket ball game i and Days Creek High School I teams at Cauyonville, Saturday, 1 January 17th. we print anything and every Mr. Ccadder, a nephew of thing. Special ruled books of every ! Mrs George r.t-rt, is visiting at I description promptly furnished, i the Oest home in this va'ley. News-Review exclusive Job print ' TNe Telephone Association (f' (nir ripnnrtmnt. Looking Glass held titer annunl irrenng this week at l..e Look ln Glass storo. .Mr. and IWn. Alva V.iIJ.ims ef Roseburg are visiting at the hm..w nf fr. Williams nnreiiu between Mie Looking Glas I iu t,is valley. XX. TOL'UII TYI'KVVWTINU With just 2 hours practice afternoon or nlitht three or four days a week. We teach you to use a typewriter at a fair rate of speed In 3 months, the cost is hardly more than the rental of a typewriter. Why break your arm with pen or pencil when this is so easy. Rose burg Telegraph Institute, 224 Per kins Bldg. TkAI.VLVg which Was introduced today henator Staples. I Salaries of District Court jud-l gea would be increased ft oin 13,000 to 14.000 a year through j a proposed bill broimht to Saleuij by Judge Ashby C. Dkkson. j The measure with several otlwrsl prepared on behalf of the flute! ar association. Judge Imkson! s chairman of the associations committee to draft thfse uuuy- ures. A bill Introduced In the house by Fuller of Polk and Lincoln! counties would place salaried! peace olicers of t lit) state under tho operations of the IMi-gon Work turns (.'empensation iut. CASKS TIIICOWX tUT. W AS I II N G TO N. J a n. 1 9 - T w o Spare time classes In Telegraphy and touch typewriting. After noon or night classes. Students enrolling now will be prepared to take positions this summer in a profession that offers good oppor tunities for advancement and travel, work Is pleasant and con-J genial, with pood salaries. Rose-1 burg Telegraph Institute, 221 Per kins Wdg. CAN" VOl R A IS K $850 CASH If you can. hen is your chance. 2t acres of good land in edge of town: borders t-4 mile on paved highway ; 5 acres cleared ; 15 acres heavy timber: the nest commercial wood proposition In Douglas county; umill house, barn and a commercial poultry house l0xl.i. Price fifteen hun dred. Long time en balance. Uw rence Agency, 123 Cass Street. Phone 219. DR. H.C. CHURCH OPTOMETRIST EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL SERVICE Perkins Building Phone 89 Second Floor Roseburg, Ore, An Epic Drama of Great H Hearts and Mighty Events TONITE AND TUESDAY TONITE AND TUESDAY "Your breed was strong enough to take that land from the claws of the wilderness, but none could be strong enough to keep It from the gentle fingers of progress." Theodore RoosevelL WILLIAM fox ; rases attacking the soldier bonus VOfU'MOXKV-IS NO GOOD TO i law were thrown out today by the Supreme Court. And it is all absolutely grnu inr, not stned stuff. In fnct the producers punr nnlce tltat nil the uiipl.vne scenes nre real nnd there is no trick photornphy. L. F. T. DANCE ALSO: THE SPIRIT UALLSM SF.NSATION Is Conan Doyle Right? ALSO: THE CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY a V Thli (rt apwolal lrtln flitotvir only 13. for Adult! and lOo. for Chtldran J Hexular K T. T. club dance day. Jan. 20. K. of P. hall. PORTLAND FIRM ROBBED rOKTLAM. Ore., Jan- 19 nbbt rs climbl seven stor the roof ef a buildliift herr early To day by prilling a imper.it rm-t nre, entered a trap door on the roof and Inter broke opm the nte oi :ite Killiam stationery romi-any. or. tho Ht'cnnd floor, and the asfe of the (tood Year Hubtter company. n the firnt fliM.r, taking a total of ap proximately $700 In cash and m0 in checks from the two antra. The buildtnic ia two blocks from police headquarters. YOU I'nleaa you put It to work Why Invest your money at 7 per j cent when tlild opportunity 1 open to you Semi-business! property, pay inn 2s pt cent on thirty-two hundred. Vlly furnish-, ed. fully injured. Two thousand canh will hamlle It. Musi po at I once. I-awrenre Agency, 125 Cass ( Streu. Phone 219. ; Safe , WHAT " AN OPPORTPNMTY-Fo'r - some fellow wttn a little money and a lot of ambition. 29 acres in edjie o? town; all creek bot tom; icood 4 room house; barn; 1 storaw hoise; rhlcken huije; ; other Improvements. Herders on highway; near schotd. stor and church; 2 cows; 2 horses; 2j stoves: all kinds of equilment; i everylhinit iroes it taken at once, for twenty rive hundred dollars. Kasy terms. Ijiwrence A'ucy, Cass Street. Phouo 219. DAUGHTERSO OF THE NIGHT "Fox News' "Alon." Comedy A Thvobbinn tsle nisuraudt'rs. crammed lion and thrills! of tnldnite full of sc- K I It from the gentle fingers of I S (T7sWn LrM Mil c"le Prices this F.atur Program Children 10c, Adults 2So Also an "OUR GANG" Comedy and "PATHE REVIEW 35c ANTLERS iT" Coming ' Behold th. Womin"