Roseburg news-review., January 26, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW MONDAY, JANUARY 26. 1925
Here's Where You
Save by Spending
i $9.00 to
i
$9.50
Value
5 r- n
Our Special on Barry Shoes and
Oxfords will save your money
and you will get a good shoe.
See our Special on Suits $40
to $50 suits for $35, over 100
suits in this lot Come in and
look them over
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5 TVT TFVP P It 7TT-lit T (j; of 25 per cent of the amount of the i
8 I ll I I IN, llUllTr r!'aX- ?' T"".'.'"' " t""H'
t J I J I J. J TOr 1 VI PL IN 'nC- S '""''' J " n" dependents,
4 V- J-r X.J ITlJ-il 1 r. whose net Income for Vj2 . was .
f KiS.1000 would oav w Ihout hs re-'
DISCUSSION OF
FRANCE'S DEBT
TO U, S. IS ON
(Continued from paue one)
Innrt Will tW mnt,
helleve that tho America of Per-
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Bhliiff aided Krunre for tho lovo
of Franco alone?"
"A victorious Cermnny would
have established herself in Ura-
ill. would have loined .laoan lu '
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me i-uciiic aim arouseu mnxico.
la not l i s tho ilnniror Ihnt
erica combatted-not for us. but
nun u:
hi.i. i.n? . ...
common fighting dollars and
dollars of a
commercial debt Im-j
prudently swelled after the Arm
istice. These latter lucontostub-
ly we ought to reimburse.'
The couimunlst organ T.'IIu-
mnnitn, In a cartoon enltilled,
"the morals of big nations," do-' rTCr u a railroad which should ''i'on' 0'"'""u- ? n;1 "com. ot w, anp(.ar b,.fore tho committee
plcts Cncle Sam In the garb a ,,e operated hy electric energy J,7 01'0 'ax wilhml "' b,";ne- to make a statement with refer
l'arlslan apache with a star norvoa froln the ,lream and tho fit ,lh 25 ,P7 ,7"' J''1"'-1 on I ence to the action of the justice
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npiinieu sasn, oemauoing oi
France, fork over your swag,
while the body of slain Germany
lies unoer a lamp post at tue
corner of "Debt Alley.'"
INTRODUCE BILL TO
ENGAGE IN POWER
DEVELOPMENT
(Continued from page 1.)
the comfort and well bring of for Nebraska and arrived in Shel
every man. woman and child. I ton at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon
"The world (oday Is turning to j ami his mother paitsed away at H:30
our Inexhaustible water power that nlpht. The mother of J. W.
for Its lixht, heat and power. land Scott Weaver has been ln fall-
OreKon. Washington and Call-Iln b'al,h fnr ,nM I,aHt v,'r Blu
fornla have within their Winda-i nntly took a turn for the worse,
rle over two thirds of the po-' In"Hatey upon receipt of the
tentlal hvdro-electric enortiv of'n'ws- w J- Wraver left for their
tho United States.
"Whlio California and Wash
ington have both made progress
la the development of all of their
water power resnurres, Oregon
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL
MATTRESSES
In order to reduce our enormous stock we are offering a
Silk Floss mattress nt $15.00 each, delivered,
POWELL FURNITURE CO.
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THE LIBERTY THEATER
TODAYS SHOW M0
FlbRENCEVlDOR
,S Florsnes Vidor, "lovalitst
$ woman of the screen," In a
role different from anything
A she has ever done,
jh Edgar Selwyn'e famous
gstage play brought to the
A screen in a gorgeous produc
er1 tlon.
ALSO: THE CHAS.
ftTIITIII
A
!c $7-50 10
XS $8.50
45si Value
g$5.00
p
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with l ono-thlrd of the w.t.r
power enerKy is thirty-third In
development.
The Columbia river had
re-1
j ferred to as one of the greatest :
.. i ... n , shikio "'I ,
I ' e"c.,..u. n(u u u. ...i -
lopements in tho world. Thoi
.!llll.l si,,...- nr,. ..
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iimton own this in:ini(lcent ri
ver, but It perennially rolls away
in waste to the sea.
The Kovernnient and the two
Mates should proceed at once to
construct a large hydro-electric
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Am-.wouia generate cneap powor lur
",- ,' uie Present uemanu
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of power to thaue two states
fom all over the world.
From Goldray on the Roguo
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Cisco, and lt Is hlih time that
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- ahVe'foV O egim and Washington
On each side of the Columbia'
on each side of the Columbia.
derived from the stream and tho
expense of hauling thousands of
(carloads of coal thousands of
mles be eliminated.
MOTHER OF W. J. AND
arnxT XAcivro nice
According to a message received
here yesterday bv Scott Weaver ;
from his brother W. J. Weaver.
their mother passed away Saturday
nlnht at Shelton, Nebraska. Mr. W.
J. Weaver left several days ago
home city.
Hr.ve you sometmng to sell, to
trade, give away. Use News
Review columns.
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A dashing, glamorous ro
minci of lift behind the foot
lights and In the high placet
of society.
An Inside story of the social
life of gold-diggers and men
about town.
MURRAY COMEDY
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The normal rate of tax under the
revenue a-t of U 2 per cent onithe ju-tlce department In connec
the flr.-it 1 1.000 of net Ineome In ex- ti,,n -ith ih. mid ih. nutlmilr
rw of the pernnnul I'xemptlnn,
A credit for dependents, etc, 4 per ( a Insurant combination to hold
5 cent on the next H.'H'O and 6 periup the Stone nomination was talk
B cent on the balance. The surtax Is t.j ovr r yesterday by stnate lead
K a itraduated tax upon the net In- trs Ki,n ,vr. Htn and Assistant
g come of any Individual In excess of I Attorney (ieneral Donovan who
f $10,000. The rate of tax begins at ! panil t0 pr,.8, nt the evidence
4 1 per cent of the amount In excess j aKanst Senator Wheeler to a
A - .mr.i.i. v.. 1 i -.vnl.ua nf tlJ . . . . . . ..
ui i uui in ... .n. i
00.1. Ipon Incomes of t H.OoO there
"' 4"irlt,,lr,",!1Kr?;14'f
Hons until finally the tax l $170.-!
(Hfim unlit miaiij tun iai i . . i .,-
020 upon net incomes of Jfioo.ooo
anil upon net Incomes in excess of,
tr.nO OOO in mliHtirm 40 tier cent of'
f. such excess. I nd-r the prcccdlnc! President Coolidpe Is presum
ed nr-i ih ui.rmai rates were4i.eried to have received first hand
4 cent on the first H.con of ni in-! Information regarding: the Whee
4 come above the exemptions and i ler case from Assistant Attorney
r t. .ml s i...r e.-ni mi Hie re- i
j niuliuler of net Income, while the
surtax rats ranged from 1 per cent
f. on the amount by which the net In
f come exceeiled $fi.oo and did not
4 exceed $10,000 to f.O per cent of the
4 , amount hy which the net Income ex
A ceeded $200,000.
A The revenue act nf l!)2t contains
jk : a special provision for reduced lax
Jies, which did not ajfar In pre
5 ! vlous lawa. Ail net income up to
the amount of $5,000 Is deemed to
be earned Income. On (his amount
the taxpayer 1h entitled to a credit
LXJZ
, V ', ,7 .7 - - -1
t.otdl'pe"n,Uf -I
,,.toBV"l?onfl th-P
cent on the first 1 1. I Is one-;
cent on me irst ...., is .v . one-
fourth of which, or $20. may be de-
ducted.
n no cntP , 1nB earned Income
considered to be In excess of lo,-
(MI0 A Hn n,tan(.P a taxpayer,
t...i i - -i n.i
"-" i
j.li h run roe ii viw In HI-' I a mi III VV nf
$12,1)0(1. His total tax, iucludinK nor
mal and surtax, without Uie 25 per
cent reduction on earned net in
come would amount to $;i02. How
(,V(,rt h0 nmy (Jo()U(.t from m
nn ., ,.,, .,r ,.rn'.i
v .io...,u ...
, , ncome J.1.3HO-B personal ,
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f()r Mph ,l(.ndenU On the
remnlnlng S6.700. his tax amounts
to 1XS 2 per cent on the first
.1 il.,A nn.l A ...... t n IV,., C'?mO
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deducted from 32 leaves $255 ns;hmlr.s ,8cll83on in eXecutive ses-
am.ount ?f ' u.
Anoiner example is mai oi a mar-;
... . m, .h 1i,.,.,i,.i.
.J", Lt
nm' ! .r a! ' ,r '"""'J i
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nmi1" ln a r,'al v""l'' transaction n i
'',,,' ,' .. eV non ...
,vo,",1 an,"u to rnn
a n,T" ona1,. "tn,p , , 1 . , '
equalling ( , jn wmcn ine ,ax ;
on ine iirsi i,,".u i per em is
0 ami on tne remaining :,u , ni 4 ,
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lfr JfU JH IiUL flllll" liin uri
"com errom sa.ary w 7' ''' ' !cofflralttee churges that there Is
e "iliL'2lJd JjSi1!" attempt to "persecute the Mon-
r u i jn.ii,.,iian senator." or that the depari-
From $5,000, therefore, in dedurted
his personal exemption of 2.r,oo.
the lax on he mnalmler at 2 ;rl
cent amounting to $.V). One fnurth
of this amount, or $1 2.5ft, may be
(deducted from $100, leaving $s".60
as the amount due.
o
BLOODY HERRIN I although they both relate to land
AP.A1IM SrFNF OF Iquestlons. It Is Ihe plan to press
rTAT t TTl r-e M""tana case to trial there.
rAlAL 15A 1 ILfcO Action of the senate on recom
. mittlng tho nomination was by
(Continued from pngo one) i unanimous consent. After the ses
stored In his county.
Kor almost two yenrs Young
hud been considered tho central
figure In the civil strife of Wil
liamson county, bis namo being
r " " u,,u
T ast summer Young nnd bis
wlfn were fired on bv unldentl-
fie(, a,sallants in another auto-
mobile as thev drove toward
Knst St. I.ouls, "Illinois. Young's
right knee whs Injured and Mrs.
i Young was struck In tho head by:
a charge of buckshot, which
mndo her blind. I
The first open hreak occurred
on February Sth. last, when Con
stable Caesar Cnsle. a Klan sym
pathiser, was killed.
Following an attack on Young.
Jack Skeb her. coal miner, was
slain. Then came a dav in All-
I gust, when pistols again rnmo
1 action and seven men were
riiiitT Allien ir liiuiii I'liliiM'il
& before the weapons once
in m o
g were put from hIkM.
K r ,.,i.luu i,.V - i.i
6 In Illinois. He won rec.wrni.ion
g when, as a Department of Jus-
E l,. n.,..t,.v.. rt..
A leys, a gang of draft dodgers, for
A whom Flitted States troops hud
S Wr.K m,".r m"n:
i:un oi lieorpia. v nroiina ami
K Tennessee
fe lml,..h.n,l..,l Vni.no ll,.'
ami
seven men in IlnleV, 1 1. II." a
V . . '
ft 1'i.rt of fie mountain., .here few
men veniure,!. He lei IHem rap-
'I live ti Knoxville.
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(AvUln,l U...MMrr.)
WASHINGTON, J.m 2ii Ail-
nilnKratlcn seiistors expect to lo -
ealle In the luiliciiirv cniiimltlee
the whole clitimrrw oer ron-
fiilniilh.il of Attorney Cenerill
Stone i ii Justlie of Ihe fiipleine
court.
A. a re.ult of werk-ctnl confer-
t-ni-es it has been decided to set k
nomination lv Ihe cmimitlee
wiiiih rvrte,l It faorallv so that
Mr. Stone and other dep u tment
utficials cau present their side of
(he dispute centering about the
move to secure a second indict
niHot Id the Di.-lrt.-t of Columbia
against Hcuator Wheeler, d mo
cat, Montana.
M the present, stajce, the Wheel
er case prt-s-iits' the chief obutacle
to Mr. Stone's confirmation.
which the leaden bad hoped to
bring to . vote today. The whole
situation. inrludlna the Dlan of
tresented bv a deinorrat-republl-
grand jury nere next weea.
publican floor leader and Sea
!,...,,. , ..,,,,.. , ..ia,
re-
enator
assistant
lemler, also talked today with
('resident CooIUIkh.
t.;nral Donovan, who
accom
panied the executive on an over
night cruise down the l'otomac
yesterday on the Mayflower.
With the .Stone nomination la
sue the houHeH breaking into an
already crowded situation in the
senate, lenders there are hesitant
in predicting when any of the
pending matters will be disponed
of. Ah to the matter of approp
riation billn, however, the uenato
haa kept paco with the house.
The latter body having disposed
of ihu ni oh t Important of the
supply bills. Is beginning to ftlow
supply Dills, is bcKiumng to slow
, k , f,nd
time on Its hands.
1B jlll)(,e ,(.ImItm(,nt offidala
, j department oficlals
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were iven to me presioeni oy rTi'ij c ViT.1 vnim-r T.ivv row
Senator Watson, who had been' cl"?iei ,'f. S
tie. easy milker. Must be sold this
" ""s' "".SD'L?: week. N. Hush. KoseburK. Rt. 2.
(he ,e it.a,iPr8hlp. ThHre wa8
,,,.., , ministration!.
opposition to the move to refer:!""" sALE-risc harrow, wagon,
the nomination back to commlt-l Kortlson tractor, feed grini.tr, rid
tno nomination back to commit
(,,e an, Senalor Watson said, he
expected none of the senate,
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JUOiciaiy commiueo (
received from lis suhcommlttee
the nomination of Charles II. War
ren of .Michigan lo succeed Mr.
Stone as attorney general without
recommendation. Members said
no action was likely until the
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;rioue iiiimtiiuiiou is oui ui i.iw
wav
At the department of justice
to(lny lt ,., Earned that the trial
nf s,.nnior Wheeler nt Itutte,
Moat., which haa long been pend
ing has been set for March 15.
The action was taken after
Isionand should the approval of
lh mlnilnlstraiion leaders, who
. .. i
nnve pmiierreii nil i ren.ut'ni
"m
U Is P
It probable that Mr. Stone
1 ence 10 ,nB ac"nn 01 Ine
jdepartmcnt In seeking a second ln-
dlctment against Senator Wheeler,
democrat. Montana, in tho District
f rn,,lmt)n.
Frlon,,8 of the Attorney General
saltl he would reply at lenctn 10
mmt Is violating a fundamenal
'
feeler here Instead of In
Montana, where he already Is un-
der Indictment.
The department Is said to re-
I gard. the two proceedings as en-
sion the leaders both repuoiiriins
and democrats, refused to answer
questions ititil it developtd that
the major portion of the debute
was taken up with discussing how
what occurred behind closed doors
lsst Saturday became public.
some senator pointed out tlmt a
8ric,1 ,inUTTL IrJ
wm";1 ;hil)lt T 1 r
h Vidvnt of execu ive
r!s!, acl,on a wna dnne Ia 1
tt""lla-
PORTLANO MARKET NEWS
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 2t. Hut
ter was steady. Extra cubes eie'Derts lffolsc: almonds 27c: llrazil
sellintr at 4:i cents. HuUer fat was
4;.c delivered Portland.
Eggs were weaker and unsettled.
The exchange prices were steady
uul V " " ,s " . T . , " ' V 1
"''"I1 a ''M'ec.e . urn . win s
I,M f's
l' l'u""3 1,11 iumm.nw,AC ,,er pounu uregon grape root 4c.
4;ic.
Country dressed meats were noin-
Inal at 14J cent top on choice lt tit
veal and pork; receipts light; tall
limited.
Chicken prices were unchanged
T-Iv receipts were moderate and
1"bs,,t .-sh.mI supplies
sluirKish and hard to move.
There wns an Improved tone in
the local hop m.irket with news
from the east bullish. Sales report-
l , hlch U IT cents over tie.!
niKii us it ceiiis ut in'
w eek end.
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week end.
.r01T,I'X,I: '."'''m. M ,
U hi-ial Imlti' hot-il u hllM hliloiaf nm
Wheal bi.ls: hr,l hllf h uestem.
,,,,ar, 'v"': M ' ' f1:
' " "il.. II.!-: har.1 .Inter $1 IM:
northern spring ?1.!2: western i-nl
,l.7. b. b. b. lrUhll6 12.26.
Foday's car receipts: w beat 2:1,
flour 9; corn oats 1; hay l.r. j ,.f t to the secretary of the treaa
1 jury and the postmaster general.
VOIUT-ANI), Ore., Jan. 2fi. Furs The committee also approved
unsettled. Current receipts 41;; ja bill authorizing construction of
pullets 4J (i2ie; firsts 42 1 C ,i t fl4.000.00U memorial bridge
t:ic; henneries 4il 12 (it 4 1c deliven I 1 across the Fotomac between the
I'ordand. Lincoln memorial and Arlington.
1 Suiter steady. Fxtra cubes, city n
i': standards 41 1 2c; pi ime firs:
nn,m,(l, , ' AUT0 pNT SHOP TO
l nominal: prints 4:,r: canons tr TO BE OPENED SOON
1 nmter fat Meielv. Host rhuniiiel
, cream 4V net utiipperK track in! A luro paint shop for applying
'iotie 1; 4:".c ilellvei.,1 Tertlani! Ithe nnnular system of finish to all-
' I'oullrv iviiilniilly stea.ly llen.y toinobile ho, lies, sill be opened In
hens 221i2lc: licht H'.Sii:, ; the near future in the tiramlview
sei teiT. "ltj.'.'.c ohl roosters "ct ' cllraln, buihlinit lix atej on Ihe
ducks White lVkln 2i4i'2lr; live hleho.iy at Ihe south boundary of
turkes 2;!c; dressed tuikejs :t ,i the clly. The apparatus and e(uip-
;c; i:,.se Itk. ment Is being Installed by Trevis
! Onions steady $1. ! Iyslneer. ho expects to be pre-
1'oialoes steady 11 cr.ffi 1.75. I
I Nuts Walnuts range all way
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE A tew mark Jemy
(iiant pullets. Thont I Vi.
KKV Illtinn. We lit locka where
you have no keys. 22s N. Main St
ln)R SALEoy, Dlcyrle ,or ll0.
In pood running condition. Phone
r'olt KENT 4 room furnished on the I'mutilla Indian reserva
house, modern. Inquire ,32 Cobbltton and a director of the school
St-
WANTED Woman to work by the
day for small tamlly. Call at 55
So. Stephens.
FOttJt ENT 2anf 3 wmapaff
ments. $10 and 12. 327 W. lwu-
las St. Tel. 3M-L.
WANTED Work as grocery clerk.
Address Karl McLaughlin, care
News-Review.
TIKES 3M by 31 Federal oversize
cords, $10.75. Wilson s Tire Shop.
llfl Jackson St. I
FiUl WALK Two ! by li! runs in
fine condition. Mrs. Birney West,
3o2 Perkins IlldK.
WANTKD Clean vetch-and-oat
hay, also horse stump puller.
llox Mi-C, HosehurK, Ore., Itt. 2.
FOIt"ItKNT SToom furnished
house. Hot and cold water, J20.
I'hone 353-J, or call 313 So.
Stephens.
LADY wishes position as house
keeper for bachelor or widower.
Address L. W., care News-Review.
WANTKD Wool. mohair, hides
and pelts. I will pay highest cash
price for your product. Uerger'B
ilaraln Store.
LOST A Kold filie7lsrKiiet foun-
tain pen engraved with the in-
l-veatihlsotnce ' ' J
,.":K'V.VTT".""vri
Hox 46. OardenalU y j-oad.
ing i low, mower, hay ra.te, j;ri'in
drill, tractor plow. Must he soid.
tl. W. Cooper, Melrose, ):e.
HAY FOR SALE Alfnlfa, grain.
hay, timothy and straw, guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment.
Prices upon application. Ulchard
N'yman, Walla Walla, Wash.
WANTI'-I) A small iron safe. Sfust
be in good condition and reason
able In price. State inside mea
sure, price and approximate
weight. Amos O. Iluker. Milo,
Oregon.
Ff HI RFNTOrf shares, 40 acre
river bottom; farm 5 acres bear
ing orchard; good celery and
broccoli . proposition, tractor
equipped. Good chance for hust
ler. See Wood at News-Itevlew.
FO I tsT L S A lew clioic-i Mam
moth Itronze toms, Ilarred Uocks,
Huff Orpingtons, Ilrjuu Leg
horns and Dark Cornish cocker
els. Toulouse geese for sale or let
on shares. E. A. Kruse. Hosebutg,
Ore.
INITIATIVE A SCAUCK ARTICLE
,. Mighty few people have It.
They wait for the other fellow to
do things and they pay for it.
Here are 8 acres of fine bottom
garden land on paved highway in
edge of town; a big 6-room
house; big barn; granary and
wood shed; good water sftpply;
all kinds fruits; the best place on
highway for a highway supply
store, commercial poultry and
dairy. Price complete, twenty
five hundred. Kasy terms. You
can double your money. Law
rence Auency, 315 Cass Street
Phone 219.
sTFmTv.VV PEOPLE Want to live
on a ranch and be in town at the
same time. Here you are. 145
acres on pavement ln edge of
town; fenced and cross fenced;
new 5-rootu house; good barn;
chicken house; spring water pip
ed to house and garden; 20 acres
fine soil in growing crop; range
land all sowed to tame grass;
fine fur sheep; mixed fruit and
bearing prune orchard; three
berry patches. Price, fifty-five
hundred. Will take four thousand
cash. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
from to 34c, according to grade.
Fancy large stock scarce and high.
Walnuts No. 1 budded 2sVf3lc; fil-
nnt3 it; 17c; Oregon chestnuts
15fti 17c.
Hops Strong to shade higher.
IpaU's reported at 17c. New clusters
1 lbf" 1 ' Joty i.vc; oiu crop
nominal.
V bark-ouiet. New peel
(A-l.ted rt. .)
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WASHINGTON, Jnn. 26. Ap-
pTOVal WIS RHen tOilll.V by tll6
!?.?,"" bJ!!!'"nK c0",ml,,?e 'IV
I L'llt.itl Kill In inria nvit.mii .
Kl
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P,
nn
tures of $15t.ino.t00 for new
post offices and other govern
ment buildings.
Petermlnation of sites and de-
tails of construction would be
pared and ready for business about
ithe first of the month.
(AMoc(atd Pra Lesied Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 26.
Jim Woodcock owner of 8 farm
! in his district, was sentenced to
four months in jail and fined
$100 by Federal Judge Uean to
day. Woodcock pleaded guilty to
running a big still, which he had
built and concealed in a canyon
two miles from his home. Re
servation oU leers arrested him
the night after Christmas.
Fred Stiver, I'matiHa county
lawyer who appeared for Wood-j
rock, said the man had been
driven to law-breaklag by a mort-l
eaee on his farm which became!
a particular menace
wben uls
wheat crop was frozen.
JudL'e Mean held, however,
that the size of the still Indicat
ed that Woodcock intended to
sell extensively, and insisted that
the - severity of the sentence
should be made appropriate.
ASQUITH AN EARL
(Aiworlitcd Pre Lnwd Wire.)
LONDON, Jnn. 2C It was of
ficially nnnounced from the pre
mier's residence in Downing St.
tody that an earldom has been
What a Sale!
It's no wonder people are
talcing advantage of this
Semi -Annual Clean-Up.
Short lines and discon
tinued styles in shoes and
low shoes are being sold
Below Cost At Cost '
Near Cost
You'll have to
URRY
before it's too late. Ladies with
small feet can buy Slippers and
Oxfords that sold up to (9.00,
if your size is here, for
$1.95
Men's Shoes and Oxfords In five
remarkable groups
$2.35, $3.95, $4.95,
$5.85, $6.85
Street or Work Shoes
Over to our Store this week and
save on CHILDREN'S SHOES.
We have put four lots of CHIL
DREN'S SHOES at real savings.
$1.00, $1.95, $2.45,
$2.95
Thii week will be your only
chance to reap the benefite of
this aale. Saturday January 31,
will positively be the last day.
You can't afford to pass these
values by: and MEN don't for.
net ORIGINAL CHIPPEWAS,
10-inch tops, in sizes 8, 9, 91,
and 10, at
$5.35
RUBBER BOOTS, In sizes 10,
11 and 12, at
$3.45
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IRVLV DfiLXX
Perkins Bldg.
Shoes that Fstlofy and
Fit Your FeeL
A Comfortable
Is a real boon to your APPEARANCE.
We have a variety of colors and patterns.
FENCERS
Mi
124 Cass
conferred upon Herbert H. As
qulth, veteran parliamentary lead
er of the liberal party and former
pemier.
Committees to Meet
The board of directors of the
Roseburg Chamber of Commerce
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
1:30 o'clock at the office. The raw
products committee will hold a
meeting at 3 p. ni.
.;T.TT.TITHISIlItTrIIIT&IItV
SOUND VALUES &
in Used cars
There are just two
ways in which a cus
tomer can be certain
of receiving dollar for
dollar value in a used
3 car. One is by being
j an expert mechanic
a and purchasing agent
w combined, the other
1 is by doing business
gj with a concern whose
j reputation for fair
1 dealing is well es-
1 tablished.
gj For your protection
ii buy your used car
S from a reputable
S dealer.
S 1-Ton Ford Truck..$375.00
Oldsmobile Speed
J Wagon $125.00 ft
1923 Dodge Brothers
Sedan
Good as new $950.00
Dodge Brother Touring
1918 production ln first
class condition.
Price $250.00
Dodge Brothers Roadster
35 1919 production thorouph
A ly rebuilt. Price $350.00
1922 Chevrolet Touring
A. bargain purchase at $285
A Good Libertv Six at f 175 E
J. 0. Newland & Sen
Dodge Brothers Dealers
J and Accessories
S " ROSEBURG, ORE
Tonite and Tuesday
IT'S A WOW
William Fox" - TFlt
EARTH
Also "Fox News"
and "Mad Rush" Comedy
Prices this special feature con
trolled by producer.
10c Children 25c Adults
but its worth it all
9 Wednesday -The Man Hunters-'
LAST SHQWING TONITE
Gloria
GLORIA
"MANHANDLED"
the RToatest
10c 35c
ANTLERS
Alao
"Paths
Newt-
Tomorrow: "Galloping
Stylish Gap
Street.
FULLERTON P. T. A. HOLDS
INTERESTING MEETING
At 7:30 p. m. Thursday, the rojfu
Inr monthly bunintss nttlnK uf tho
Fullerton P. T. A. was tnld In tho
school house.
It was Dads and Lads Night and
the proprara was arranged by Mr. J.
1). lleese.
The opening number was "Amer
Ira." suns by all, wJth Grace Wal
lace at the piano.
Mrs. Falbe's 6th and 7th grade
boys Bang a group of Bonga, lu a
pleasing manner.
Jack Oibbs, accompanied by his
sister Jessie, rendered two violin
solos, which were much enjoyed.
The High School Male Quartette,
accompanied by John Hitter, ren
dered several delightful numbers.
The Rotary speakers were Mr.
Merry and Mr. Foster Butner, who
gave bright talks on school work
and educational problems.
After a short business meeting a
social time was enjoyed. There was
a good attendance.
. Soaps plain and fancy. Soaps
, for bath, shampoo, for baby, and
special facial soaps. Try the drug
I store first for a good toilet soap.
1 Lloyd Crocker.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
O PTO M BTR I 1
Specialist ln the filling of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
J'-'IT'T .
MOOSE
DANCE
Wednesday Night
Jan. 28
at Moose Hall
Good Music
Everybody Come
Formerly held Monday Nile3
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 BLOC BOSEBUflC. ORE
DR. H.C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perkins Building Phone 8
Second Floor Roseburg, Ore.
Electronle Diagnosis ana
Treatment
(Abrams Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractlo
Physician
17-18.19 Perkins Bldg, Phone 491
Is Glorious
SW ANSON
IN
Swanson ever
Also
"Getting
Gertie's
Goat"
Comedy
Fish" a laughbuster; 10c 25c
-in.- w.m.at ijaw-