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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW SATURDAY, JANUARY 24. 1925. Every Occasion and Purpose t Dinner Sets in Open Stock Pieces that are broken may be replaced. . These in plain or decorated ware. Tea Sets and Odd Pieces. We are prepared to supply the needs of Hotels and Restaurants with a full line of dishes. A large assortment of beautiful glassware in water sets or open stock. These Are AH Offered at Best Prices. I McKEAN, DARBY & BALDWIN COMPLETE HOU8EFURNI6HERS Roseburg, 3 - Pruning and grafting, trees, vines, bushes, reasonablo, L. Rergold, t Roseburc. Prune grapes now. ' COM E TO THE DIVINE HEALING SERVICE AT THE Salvation Army Hall Sunday, 3 P. M., January 25 O. W. Scott the H otch Evangelist has anointed and laid hands on many afflicted, In the Name of Jesus, and seen them bealod, accnrdlrg to Mark 16:17 IX; James 5: 14-16. There Is Nothing too Hard for God. Jer. 32:17. COME Special Meeting Saturday night week. Cod willing Attend Methodist Meetings at the First Methodist Church Sunday Morning theme: The Price of a Soul Sunday evening theme: 1 Will There Be a Final Judgment? Dr. L. J. Miller. Evangelist Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Ledford, Singers Stewart O'lk'll, Joseph Knotts, Pastors. Great Chorus COME THE LIBERTY . LAST TIME TODAY At Our Regular Prices Only 10 and 15 Cents THE SCREEN'S GREATEST DAREDEVIL THE GREATEST ATHLETE OF ALL. The greatest stunt star in a great stunt picture! Action and atilt more action, every second of time! Speed that whtxxest threats to blow up the U. S. battle fleet a deserted house on & the hill overlooking the great dreadnoughts In the harbor the J flash of big guns and through it all speeds Dick Talmsdge, the C Irrepressible! A A S AL80: FEATURE. COMEDY: "LINE'S BUSY" i K I I p Oregon An aid to Health and Comfort Goodrich Water llottles. Take one home. Lloyd Crocker. 7:30 and every night next the Fine Orchestra THEATER IM GET OFFICE . J j JUT0I11IEV According to a story which ap peared In yesterday's Oregon Jour nal, a movement la on foot at the state legislature to secure endorse ment for some other candidate for the office of U. 8. district attorney for Oregon besides (Jenr?" Neuner and Robert Kuykendull. The Jour nal story reads as follows: Journal llureau, Salem, Jan. 23. Federal politics and federal pa tronage entered the halls of the state legislature toduy when a pe tition apiieurrd in the senate, which is being numerously signed, recommending to Senator McNary and Stanfield, the selection of Louis K. lleun of I,ane county as a compromise candidate for the ap pointment as I'nlled Stales attor ney for Oregon. The petition also Is to bo circulated in the house, and when all available signatures by senators and representatives have b en obtained, will be sent on to the senatorial delegation In Wash ington. It might be explained, In connec tion with the Incident, that Ilean, although he has been at Salem the last day or so, was not the sponsor for the petition, but that It was I started In his behalf by his old friends and legislative colleagues. From what may be gathered here, there is a derinile deadlock be tween McNary and Stanfield over the selection of a successor to Judge Coke as existed on the day of Coke's resignation months ago. :Mciary anu htanm-M, It Is under B stood, proceeding on a program of elimination at their first confer ence over the district attorneyKhip, agreed to set aside both George Neuner and Kobort Kuykendull from further consideration. Follow ing that agreement tho senator took up for discussion various oth- them that of fiean. It developed, it is understood that McNary was op- iuf-u tu nt'un uecauso or pasi poli tical activities Just as he waa op;ios ed to Kuykendull because of his recent political activity as a candi date for attorney general against Van Winkle. As time passed and the deadlock continued unbroken, the story came back that McNary has ben bring ing Neuner back Into the discus sion as a possible appointee, al though tho one chief "dark horse" suggestion as a compromise made by McNary to Stanfield was Charles Hardy of Kugene. In the still darker background, however, Is the candidacy of Tom T. llennett of MHrshfield, agalmtt whoso appointment neither of the senators seem to have marked op position. The Oregonlan states that the appointment has been .held up because of the absence of Sena tor Stanfield, who lias been away from Washington for the last VA weeks Ha la Mnpplpil In return at any time, however. nnil!'rl Position of the British Isles the mnller nf fh niuuilnlmenl will be immediately taken up at at mat nine. ECLIPSE IS VIEWED WITH INTEREST (Continued from pnge one) nppcarnnro or awo inspiring coro na. It nromed like many mlmitofl rather than a few mcnn.la that dnrknpHs Maturated raith and nky, except for t hut Binall pnrllnn wh re hmiK the dazliug clrclu of colorful fire. Then Hlowly the shadow bands nppeared on the opposite side of the Holnr lunar conjunction. Ilally i beads spread their ochro crescent j again a feature of the spectacular eclipse about which the forecasts of astronomers had said little. lly this time the corona had sub Hided, chased Into Invisibility hy tho regaling splendor of the sun. A few minutes moru and the spec tacle turned In, the final stages, looking much as It did In the In itial phase ouly In the reverse, like a quarter moon of superna tural brilliance gradually evolving to a full moon proportions. Twi light slowly became daylight again WASHINGTON, Jan. 2t Presi dent and Mrs. Coolldge with pieces of ordinary smoke-smudged window gluss as their only scien tific apparatus, today viewed the eclipse of the sun from the south t, Jnwn of the White House. The chief executive and his wife ap- pea red on the lawn at S:4rt o' J i clock, the president carrying a window pant. with a big smoked S;ptt In the center. Mrs. Cool- The Request 1 las Been Another Big Dance at Dixonville Consequently THE have consented So Dancing Will Start AT 8:45 TONIGHT Lunch Free MAKERS We are now offering the fol- lowing municipal bonds for immediate delivery Lily of Twin Falls, to earn 6J per cent. City of Koseburg, Oregon, to earn fJ per cent. City of North Iicnd, to earn 6 per cent. Town of Myrtle Creek, to earn u per cent. l'ortland Iyslge, No. 142, Or- der of Klks. to earn per cent. See Itlce fc ltlce. fdge had a smaller piece of glass similarly prepared. Mr. f'oolidge went to his office before the eclipse rt ached Its max imum and started to work evident ly satisfied with his view of the preliminary part of the spectacle. liflONX, N. Y.. Jan. 24. The two ring celestial circus, n total eclipse of the sun, was succeHsful- ly performed in all its brilliant glory at 9:11 a. in. today, precise ly as astronomers predicted It would be. The chattering monkeys were , aweil and quiet for the first time in the history of the zoo. Song birds from all porta of the world dipped their heads under their ' wiut'S and slept. i NEW YORK. Jan. 24. The mar velous spectacle of the total eclipse of the sun was observed ! here today under perfect condi tions. Crowds of New Yorkers turned out early today to witness it. Peo ple gathered In hundreds in parks, in squares and at street intersec tions; they clustered on roof tops and in windows throughout the city. The largest early crowds were on upper Riverside Drive and In Van Cortlnndt and IJronx parks, which were considered un usually good vantage points. Activities in thn bustling busi ness section of Manhattan were suspended. In the skyscrapers, where hun dreds of thousands of office work- I era ordinarily are at their desks f at that hour, the typewriters were j silent. ' i Motormen on trolley cars and el evated trains watched the eclipse The Wool worth tower, the high est office building in the world, was crowded with spectators. Viewed from this height, the forest of spires below was bathed In a dull, silvery light as the eclipse approached Its maximum. I The spectators stayed until the fi nal curtain of the spectacle, no- plte the bitter cold and cutting wind. rAMnrl.ttd lr.M trued Wlrr.) LONDON. Jan. 24. Tiritlsh ' astronomers and laymen In this country today were wishing, themselves in the northern part of the United Slates or Canada to enjoy tho exitemont of wit nessing a total eclipse of the sun. Helng denied the privilege they are making the best of the pro spect of a 'partial obscuration, which is all that the geograph artoros. comi oninK inemseii en with the thought that it is the best thing of the kind for many years past. Careful preparations have been made for experiments In radio communication during the period of dnrkness. and the results of attempted changes of signals be tween Great Hrltnln and Ameri ca are particularly awaited. In tho Hebrides Island wea ther forcasts ave prospects of only clear Intervals during the. period nf tho eclipse. The greatest phase in the Lon don area Is at It:fH p. m. Green- w Ich 1 1 me. w h en t li e moon hi t es j out 82 percent of the sun's disc. Farther north the eclipse in morei complete reaching 1S percent. ) AROAKD NAVAL PIRIGIPI.E T.OS ANGKLKH, Over Nantucket. Mass.. Jan. 24. 6:30 r. ni. off Coney Island Altitude 3.000 , mm itMiiprniiurtt o. viuimiiK, speed with five engines 70 knots, Parsed clouds at 2,000 feet. Clear, perfect sunshine. 9:20 a. m. all observations completed under Ideal weather coudtt ions. NEW YORK. .Tan. 24. Pro fessor It. G. Taylor, making tele scopic ohervat Ions at the college of the city of New York, said at totality he observed mountains! of gas boiling up from the cor-v'a total eclipse of tho sun 2P3 na to an eighth of one million' yearn from now. or in 221S. Ray mlles nnd that the contour of tlie niond V. Karwell, astronomy in corona wna continuously chapff-i structor at the l uiversity of lng (AviiM Pr.. i. ..! wit.) PAH IS. .Inn. 24. Tml.iv's nolnr pellpm will be a partlnl una In PnrK only three quarter of liie sun's diameter being covere.1 hy the moon. It will heg'.n at 2:!A:0.1 p. i.i. Purls time, and will not to f:. ihed at w i. i Tho grMte-u phase will en. lure - fly two mi:i'U"S, thirtv s.- -oiiiN j The VrenM astronomers, li'' re-; fire are n.ak'eg no extrnv.v. nut irt pnratlotM for ohservntiorM of, the phenoinetoin, hut tho Mr'eti rawkers mu nntielpatum a pr business tn c ir.red glasses. at NEW YOKK. Jnn. 24. 1 In tho opt ii in lh Hronx r.o, Atumhlnl ovrr one anothrr In . , . . l.-rror durli X too rtarkns of :h J"rt of infrnMlonM juMic. I .M-lip. 1 ho nrnt An tic owl h'lHfn ?hftt ,wi,h onr "'Ih-n-nt-i to bonte.i tinri rinw ah,, Vhthflt Iribun.i!. for whirh 1 rarnest- hoavTWfiKht alliiftlor beMowod H8 nt nllit. r-XMHRinGK. Mum.. Jan. 4. Visual anil photopruphtc voik rnrrfed out nt the Hurvnrd serv.it orv in ronnortion with 0j,- duy'i eclipse of llu sun were s.ie- nunt, will ulUm.itely nmimiml .cesnful in spite of sllnhtlv rle i.lv thi respert nnd nppnh)it:in of the ronditlons in the later stages of world's puhlie opinion and the co fhe ellipse. nrfiefuU at the nb- operation of nations servatorjr announced. i "1 ni convinre.i thnt if our-lv- From this point of observation illRition is worthy of its name the eelipse obscured !9 percent then physical force Js not the on of the diameter of the sun. ly author ty which may enfnrre tin !anti-war policy. 1 fret strongly PFATTIsK. .Ian 24. rprsnnn that public opinion, bmoil on pro reHiiliiiK in the Vaciflc Northwest pr information, woiklnc through 'niuuy gcuerationa bunco, wtu see.aencita that tho com mo a man t NEW TODAY I FOIt RENT 3-room apt. 408 E. lsmgla St. FOIt WALK TrailerTsee"" it at" Ho Stephens Garage. FUR KENT Kuril isht-d coTlage with garage. Inez 1). ( lark. i "ANTK1- Position by young lady. Any kind of work, licix Dl), City. FOIt SALE -Clioico Canary birds. Mrs. Alexander. Hlverslde Ad dition. FOH SAI.K Al balMl oat ant! vetch hay. Phone 1F11. T. F. Paul-Hen. Foil SALE A fewpeTrabbiU left" All colors. U It. llryant, Tel. 175-R. FOR SALE Five new modern homes for sale in Laurt-lu ood. J. V. Casey. WANT E! Wood cutters. Vernon IiHaut, Wilbur, Ore. IMioiih 12F33. FOir"SAXK--Vigs 3 month old.R 2. llox 37-A, I'hone 44R!. A. K. liutter, Kortebuig. E'XI'KHT- IIICVCLK, idYonwapti and general repairing. Kuseburg Cyelery, 22X N. Main. W A NTK IA I fal I a" hayTs la I ieprlc7 and kind. Call i;,F3 or write Hen ry Hoekstre, Looking Class. FOR "" KKNT 4 room apartment. (1 round floor. Also 2 room apart ment K14 or Rlfi Winchester St fail In the mornings. FKKKNT3" furnished-house- keeping rooms. Hot and cold wa ter, bath and lights. Inquire 424 Fined St. Foil SALK Hai red KiKk cocker-j els, (. A. C. strain, these are fine birds. I'hone GF23. F. I. lletts. FOR RENT Two-room furnished apt. with llKhts and water. Hot water, electric or wood raiiKrt. Phone 24S-III. VOLT AnEThterested ill the evan Kelistic campaign. RfiJ Dr. Hanks "Hlble Soul Winners." Koseburg liook Store. FAHM WAN FED I want farm3 for cash buyers. Describe and give price. It. MrN'own. 257 Wilkinson III. Ik.. Omaha. Neb. WANT to hear from owneTTiavinjr farm for sale; give particulars and lowest price. John J. Dlack, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. FFfMUnOlELP WAN TED7)NLY Earn 95-110 weekly, addressing, mailing circulars. Send stamped . envelope for particulars. Palace Mall Co.,- Toledo, Ohio. F lit ' SALE 6 pufebn d'Tancfed White Leghorn cockerels, $5 each. Also pure bred Tancred White Leghorn eggs for hatching Jl for 15 or 15 per 100. Mrs. 1). P. Daniels, Phone 2IF23. I-("K AT THIS 19-J2 FOHD KOADSTER With enclosed top, and all new cord tires. Car In perfect running order $215. This Is a real bargain. MATHEWS MOTORX-CHANOE 115 Jackson St. SKK C. MRRRILL for banning. Licensed real estate dealu Largo ranches, small farms, houses, timberlands, all kinds of city property for sale or trade. Over head expenses light. That makes low prices. Res. 504 Mill St. A L K S IK N At IK N T S V ANT Kl Amazing stylish shoes. Large cash commissions intro ducing popular priced $3.95 and $4.95 shoes. Actual samples fur nished. Write quick. Style Arch Shoes. Dept. W2, Clnrlnrmtl. W A NT K D To trade Australian sheidienl pup for '12 or 25 2u Win chester rifle In good condition. Mother a thoroughbred, sired by W. C. Simmon's well known Aus-j trallan sheep dog. Rome beauties I for sale. Call for R. K. Muir, at Harry Winston's. FOR'" SALK Accredited chicks. Now is the time to get your or der In for future delivery. White Hatchery, Pells only S. C. White) Leghorn A A accredited chicks! at single A prices. Full count! and srife delivery guaranteed. ; Write for price list No. 6. White j Hatchery, retaluma. Calif. e50 rER MONTH I.NCOMR And a s.-, hnii In live n In the semi-business district of Itoseburg, with a fine future. ?, furnished apartments in one house and 5 room cottage. All im provements In nnd paid for. CTar title for thirty two hundred. Hut you must hurry. Ijtwrenee Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. Washington declared today. MITCHKI.I. KIin.D. X Y.. Ji-.n. 24 An airilam cliri rli'd from the ground hv Ir. Uiviil Todd, prof.n- or emeritus nf astronomy at Am- herst College, bniltil today with 12 exposures of the rnrlng shul- ow of the moon taken of the eclipse from mi altitude of lG.ooil feet. n rnril inrr cAVQ V-W-'L.ILUC OZ I O OUTLAWING WAR INSURES PEACE (Contlnuod from 1.) ly hnp it will txcnmt our ni'1- dlum in which may pr(lnnl!y bt 'TsHvipitnttM, a nil rr stalliz'il a boily of inti'rnntional iaw n:hl pro CHiiurp hirh, hy nvoldfiiK the nanKt'rs inn wnuiti aiiemi ine cm- DANCE H EVERY SATURDAY NITE at the ARMORY Syncopated Melodies supplied by those BLUE DEVILS from their store of latest hits. BIG TOWN HOP KUM ON GANG may see and understand, may be made the ultimate authority among the nations." (AMooUtH Pre La4 Wire.) PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 24. Members of the state sheriffs as sociation, holding their annual con vention here today conferred with Representative A. O. Rushlight of Multnomah county concerning their resolutions asking abolition of the stale prohibition office. Rushlight Invited them to attend the hearings of the legislative committee which H investigating the state prohibi tion department. Formal resolutions were adopt ed this morning asking the legisla ture to abolish the office now held by State I'rqhihltion Officer George L. Cleaver, and asking the legisla ture to pass a law giving the sher iffs 50 per cent of fines collected from liquor law violators to make It possible for the sheriffs to em ploy more efficient help in the en forcement of the law. The sheriffs also went on record for legislation requiring more rigid regulation of dance halls throughout the state. Sheriff T. M. Hurlburt of Mult nomah county was re-elected presi dent of the sheriffs' association late yesterday. Sheriff Chrisman of Wasco county, was elected vice president, and Sheriff Aschfm of Tillamook county, was re-elected pocretary. ROSEBURG TO HAVE A BASEBALL TEAM The annual revival of Rosebtirg'a baseball team has started and on next Tuesday night nil those inter ested In the national pastime are cnll"d to meet at the Valace cf Sweats. 1 lisctirfsions of the advls nh'lity of ora:;lnzlng a local team this season will be started and it fs expected that a lender will be se lected. The meeting has been cal led at 7:30 o'clock. ONE MISSING AND TWO HURT IN FIRE fAMnrUtM Trm Latrd Wire.) SASKATOON. Saslt., Jan. 24 Jan. 21. One woman was missing and two firemen and a spectator were In a hospital as a result of a fire which wrecked one build ing and spread to another here to day. Thomas Simmons. Jnnltor of the Ptnkle building which was the center of the fire, and Ills sister escnped, but his wife was missing this afternoon. - The fire was still blaring (n the Grain building adjoining the TMnkle block. The los shnrtlv before noon was estimated at half a million dollars by fire chief John Fnithfiill. Last Time Tonite A Drama of Thrills and Mystery! Ths story of "The Net" la the most dramatic and heart stirring since Madame X was presented to the theatre going public. All star cast. Including Bar bara Castleton. Raymond Bloomer, Peggy Davie. ALSO "WORLD NEWS" AND COMEDY Sunday: The Last Man on Earth The Safest Way to Acquire a Competence and usually the quickest is by build ing a bank accountand what en courarement It gives one to see the deposits rapidly accumulating at in terest. Now Is a good time to open an account with the Uoseburg Na tional Rank. 4'i Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. The Rosebuig National Bank Roseburg, Ore. A SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL MATTRESSES In order to reduce our enormous stock we are offering a Silk Floss mattress at $1 5.00 each, delivered. POWELL FURNITURE CO. COMMITTEE ON SCHOOL SITE IS DISCHARGED (Continued from page 1.) the fact that it is being offered to home builders, was quoted at a higher price than that offered by Mr. Bellows, and It Is unlikely that this property will be given serious consideration in the final decision of the school board. As the matter now stands the school board has two separate and distinct sites for the school build ing before them. There has been much discussion and some good, sound arguments have been offered for and against both of the sites of fered, which the board can ponder over until It reaches a decision. XOTH'K TO ( HltlllTOHM In the County Court of the State of. Oi.-tron for tioiiKla County. In tho runner of ih Estate of John H. Halph. lTene A. ' Notice- i hereby jtiven that the undersigned wan on the j3rd day of January. liC'R. duly nn(nted nneil. lary HdminiMrutnr. with the will iin-iiext-d, of the estnte of John If. IliiiKh, d.--.ased. Then-fore, all per sons having rlnlm against nuld es tate are required to present the same to the under la-nr-d at hlii offlre !n the Perkins Building. In the City of rtoHeburg, Oregon, properly verified, with vouchers attached, on or before Mx mouths from the d;ite of the first publication of this no tice. lated nnd first published this -4th day of .Innn:u 1 f 2r. UKnitflF NKCNER. Jr. Ancillary Administrator of the Estate of John H. Halgh, Deceased. AnilINISTHATOira NOTICK In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Pouirlas County. In the matter of the estate of John trit!Htl, de'eas-d. Notice Is hereby given that the underlirncd has been duly appoint ed administrator of the estate of John DrN'Hsel, deceanedP by order of the above entitled court, and that he has duly qualified as such administrator. All persons having claims attains! said estate are. here, by required to present them with proper vouchers, duly verified as by law required. !o the und-rfltcned at the office of Carl E. Wfmberlv In the First Ptate and Havings Hok HulMlnir. In Itoseburg. PoukIhs County. Oretcon. within six months from the date of the first publica tion of this notice. Dated and first published Pec. rtATrrs a. rmiEssKr. Administrator of the estate of Jnlin I irlt'PXf). deceased. DR. DEAN 8. BUBAR OITOtll-TIIIT Hptcltllat In the tilling of 111 Jaiksun St. 11 WR!?l37gJyv-::,:i ; LAST TIME JM.BARR.ES'pETER PAN'S U (jaramounl (JictwrT . a : AHERBERT BRENON eeooucno AttTBO ST mrr pohwoy ADUtU FEATURE AT 7:lo Harold Bemis. Featuring "Peter Pan." The Famous "BLUE DEVILS'" orchestra TOMORROW GLORIA "MANHANDLED" Thp triumph nf h'r carper "Mnnhandli'd" Is Olorla out-Swnnsonina hnrsilf! OTHER FEATURE ATTRACTION On Sunday Program St 7:30 P. M. Sharp The Famous "BLUE DEVILS" Orchestra ANTLERS -UH-i If MOOSE DANCE Wednesday Night Jan. 28 at Moose Hall Good Music Everybody Come Formerly held Monday Kites PROPERTY Worth owning is worth protecting with depend able insurance. Call us at any time regarding your insurance problems and we Rliall be glad to help solve thein. MASONIC BIDS. ROSEBURG. ORE DR. H.C. CHURCH OPTOMETRIST EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL SERVICE Perkins BulMlnc Pbone 88 Second Floor Roseburg, Ore. Electronle Diagnosis and Treatment (Abrams Method) DR. HARRISON FOLK Electronic and Chiropractic Physician Q7-18-19 Perkins Bldg. Phone 491 TONIGHT P. M. SHARP AND MONDAY SWANS ON IN lira