Roseburg news-review., February 07, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1925.
BIG BASKETBALL GAME TONIGHT !!
ASHLAND ELKS
vs
CO. D NAT. GUARD
AT THE ARMORY f f
, Koseburg beat em last week what II happen
Game at 8 P. M. Students 35c Adults SCc Tonight?
gin. 41f5l fContlnuod"
'Do Not Worry"
Lincoln Said
If th.Te In nnvlhlMK that mokos a
man worry, It 1b getting deeply
into Vlit. Avoid extruvaKitiivi
plan well for tli future. Happy
la the pertton who kuvch regularly
and depoMltH promptly with the
Kosibunr National Han k.
47' Intereat Paid on Saving
Account!.
TheRosebuigNational Bdnk
Rosebur,Ore.
SI
FIGHT YIELDS RUM CARGO
Anc-rUtM Pmi Vmnd Wire.)
PLYMOUTH, Mass., Feb. 7.
After a flKht at a North Plymouth
Sj M v
CONSULT
Rapp Building
OS
For STUCCO WORK
: use
National Galvanized Fabric
f III , I I !
This can be applied directly to the studding and
minimizes the cracking of the Stucco.
For Sale by
L. W. METZGER
Matzgor Building
Oak A
THE LIBERTY THEATER j;
LAST TIME TONIGHT
At our regular prices Only 10 and IS cents S
BOB CUSTER
The Mile-A-Minute Speed Show!
Hall-bcnt-for-leclon fighting fighting fighing riding
Ilk blaze, acres plain and praint loving defending with tha
, couraga of a real htro
Tha newest and most popular Wejtern star now dazzling
tha firmamant of tha acreen.
ALSO: FEATURE COMEDY: "KIDS WANTED"
ALSO: STUDY OF ANIMALS IN MOTION
COMINO SUNDAY
RICHARD TALMADGE
Tha world's greatert athlete and ituntman
In "YOUTH AND ADVENTURE"
Also ?.
A SPECIAL COMEDY: $
MONSIEUR DON'T CARE t
lumber pier between thirty rum
runners and coast guardsmen, mlx
!ed liquor and alcohol valued at
I $100,(MH whs seized. Hix prisonem
. wero take n.
RUN DOWN U
u
A run down system In due
to disordered nerve. A
chiropractic oxamlnallon
locates your trouble, and
by adjust mentfl relieves It
und builds up the body.
"Yours for Health" '
Dr. C. H. McNeil
Chiropractic- Specialist
Phone 594-J
327 West Cas
n
i
the:
Pin Streets
Phone 362
I
MERCHANTS OF
ROSEBURG AND
COUNTY MEET
pace one)
have or ar residing In TouKlaa
county. He further Htated that he
follows the bulletin an It comes out
each Monday inornlnK with a K"at
' deal of Interest and has been able
i to reap much benefit thereby In his
'dealing with the public,
i A. C. Mnrsters took the floor and
explained house bill No. J(f, Intro
duced In mir legislative assembly
by Representative Walter Fisher.
The bill provides t1iat any person
uttering or delivering a check
i which upon its presentation at the
bank has not sufficient funds with
which to cover It shall upon convic
i tlon be fined not to exceed $loou
! and Imprisonment In the county
jail not to exceed ono year. Mr.
Marsters stated that , he believed
the bill would fill a long felt want
and asked that the secretary write
a letter to Mr. Fisher compliment
ing him on his house bill. In talk
IMai-xler,. .fated thaf ' irreaf niinv!
dollars hail been saved by the co-i
operation of our local association In I
I preventing fakers from selling ad-.
i vertislng w hich was of no direct
benefit to anyone and he further
stated' that a great deal more b
fit roti It) be derived by using our lo
cal mediums for advertising than
paying these smooth voiced solicit
ors. I The election of officers was In
order and after casting the bal
lots Oliver Johnson was elected as
president, Dean Hubar, vlce-presi-
dent, Ernest Applewhite, treasurer,!
(C. A. Ijofkwood, acting secretary ,
and Albert Itashford. Hen Zlgler and
IE. F. Maulden, directors. I
Mr. Marsters. the retiring- presl-
dent, thanked the members of the I
'association for their loyal support
'and staled that he felt that the as-'
i sedation had been of a great d al i
'of value to Its members and he hop-:
led that it would continue to be. He
sald that he hoped that the mem-1
bers would cooperate and make use i
of the association and further as-
jsured them that he would be glad to j
i assist at any time and In any way!
that he could. '
The meeting was very successful
and many members were In at
1 1 und a nee. General discussion on
the topics on the program proved
very Interesting to the merchants
until well towards midnight and
several of I hem gave their view s of
the credit situation and stated that
i the local association hd a very ef
I ficient system and that they had re
! celved valuable benefit as mem
bers. I NOTICE TO BAPTISTS
Every Haptist should be nt the
church tomorrow Feb, Mh at ll:oo
a. m. to hear the plans for the finan
cial campaign about to be launched
: for the new building. The pastor
has some Important things to say.
Friends invited.
FIND MISSING MEN
IN CAKES OF ICE
(AMnnlatrtl en - la-) Wlr.
JITNFAU. Alaska. Feb. fi.
Three bodies, inked in Ice, and
! partly covered with snow, were
found tiftlay on Ailtuirnliy Island,
southwest of here. They were
! 'ihniml n irjiHtilinn 11 tit II hoitf
I Cetuge Junior, reported missing I !. who . is an ardent advo
since Januarv 2r. The !odv of ' cat'' of prohil.it ion modification.
Captain Nick Uvstrom. master of ,',lred that in his younger das
the vessel, wh.h not recovered. 1 two, crime bn -rs, the
. 'bootleggers league and the unti-
Be ahead of trouble
Insurance today Is worth a
hundred regrets tomorrow.
Our office Is open six days
every week - and six nl;:hts If
necessary to discuss, adise,
counsel, InveMigiite and go
over your Insurance prob
lems. Insure Today We Are Ready
Steer '
Yourself
to-
DIXONVILLE
TONIGHT
and spt ml an evenh.g of en
tetiaininent nt damUtt: mid
believe me vou won't stand
around until your feet Hos
som wle n you hear the
HAYSHAKERS
FREE SANDWICH
AND JAVA
PVROTOL POWDER
ATTENTION FAKMKRS:
i I'yrotol I'owder Is .si ill avail-
able fur another car if orders
reach the county agent's office
duririK Mm month of February,
only. If total orders received
do not make up a minimum
car by March 5 all accounts
will be returned. Trice will be
Jit. 00 mt hundred. Cap allot-
int-nt 1 rap to each two pounds
of powder, p
i
Three boats were
search for his body.
continuing
The bodies were Identified as
Kd le, mate; Tom Loseth, deck
hand, and It. It. Drown, employe of
a Juneau electrical firm.
The George Junior waH last seen
1 aving Takua harbor, 20 miles
south of here, for Juneau from
I'etersburg, Alaska. It was be- 1
lieved the vessel foundered during
a gale in Tuku harbor. The boat
thickly coated with Ice When
: last seen.
TACOMA BANDITS
SHOOT MANAGER
AND TAKE $3400
(AaWM'iatetl I'rctw trmtl Wlrtj.1
TACOMA, Feb. 7. Three ban
dits thU morning held up two em
ployes of tliu National Itank of
Tat oma, seriously woumfed one
of them, and escaped with a sat
chel containing $:MO0 In cash.
The robbery was committed In
front of an agency of the bank
at 38th und Yakima streets. Har
ry Schmidt, manager of the agun-
r cy, and Kay West, a bank mes
senger, were taking the cash from
the main bank to the agency. As
. the two men stepped otf a street
car the thrt't bandits drew up in
i an automobile and Btopped them,
i Schmidt was shot in the back
without warning, and the bandits
i snatched up the satchel and fled
! in their car. .
j Schmidt was taken to a hospi
tal where his condition was found
1 to be serious. All available po- I
i lice were sent out In search of '
the bandits.
j Several weeks ago another
j agency of the same bank was rob
bed in a similar manner.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7. lie
; presentative Sherwood, democrat,
( tUlio, civil war veteran, and at
; tho age o 90, the oldest member
I ot the house, today delivered his
"swan song" treating members to
; reminiscent es ot yesteryear",
i lie recalled that It was 5"
years since he hail entered con
jgress and that only one of his
I colleagues at that time In alive
"I'ln-lo Joe Cannon. Ccn. Sher-
Saloon League, had pot yet ap
peared." The Ohio representative con
trasted the present day with the
days when he entend congress.
"The country had no automn
Mles, no wireless, no airplanes,
no canned music. Prize filitin
was not then our popular enter
tainment. We had no moving
pictures. Tainted actresses were
not then our popular stars of the
stage. We had no jazz music.
The glorious old war songs of
heroic memory nod patriotic in
spiration had not been supplant
ed by "Captain Jinks of the Horse
Marines; 'Hail, Hail, tin (land's
All Here,' 'Yes. We Have No Ma
rianas' und similar jargons, and
the grand plays of. Shakespeare
and plays of high moral import
had not been supplanted by the
vulgar and smutty vaudeville."
" I t a h wi then a territory re
presented by die iltttinguifhed
Mormon Ktder. Cannon," he con
tinued. "His four wives, sitting
side by side in the members gal
lery without co-tniciic adorment.
were the o!"rved of all observers,
as iiiie( and as unrompUiintng a
touc planted oysters tn l.nn Ha
ven Itay. "his was before lr
Cook discovered the North Vole
and belore the Kev. Hilly Sunday
drove the detil out of Washnu;
un. "Members of cotiKres- were
salaried at $;.tMto a ear; n
were allowed no secretary we
had to rent our of I ices out i:'
our salary and we had to take
pen in haiM to answer kUkimt
letters fiem constituents.
"There were iu tpewrttini:
machines. The speaker had ti
parliiinieitiar expert
"We had no t.irtrf experts to
confute the rudimentary con
Rre.sni.iti Htitl iit calendar Wed
nesda. We had no secretary ef
acri. u It ;ne, hen, e the farmer-
were cvi'ent. d and reasonaM
pro-porou "
t NEW TODAY . X
LOST Friday, a
?5 bill. Finder
please call 1 10.
F ) H II K N'T 5-room furnished
house. Cull 131 S. Flint St.
ONION SKTS 7c lb. While they
last. Have about liou lbs. Phone
1 14.
FOR KKN T 3 room house on Com
mercial St. Inquire at 2oj Sec.
Ave. So.
WANTKI A few more music
PU-
pils. Mrs,
itussell Lintolt. I'hone
FOH It KNT Furnished house,
close in. Call at 441 S. Jackson
St.
iPICYCLKS at bargain prices. Call
and see them. Koseburg Cyclery,
I 22 N. Main.
ipdlt fiKNT 3-room furnished apt.
Lights, hot and cold water, bulb.
Floed St.
CUT a competitive bid from Taylor
on your concrete work. J13 N.
Flint St. Tel. 225-R.
IFOR R ENT 4 -room furnished apt.
Giound floor, lights, hot and cold
j water, 420 Floed St.
tYl'N(J lady will do housework or j
care for cmitiren Dy nour, or work
of any kind. Inquire 231 Chad
wick or liox 1223.
itilOCCOU CRATES FOR SALE -1j0
all made up and ready for
business, J2c each. H. It. Wood,
News-Review.
LADY wishes
position as house:
keeper in Kelltleman-s home or d
in turkey business, llox 21.
I'reswell, Ore.
v. r.i' .Marnea , man lor larm
""'" -i'.im moiu. "
to take some boarders. No child
ren. Charles A. llrand.
Toll SALE Ail wool sport suit for Scout patrols. The general public
spring and summer wear. Size has been Invited , to attend this
:tti. Very reasonable. Also several rally and It Is hoped that the build
house dreueu. inquire at 21a N. Ing will be packed for the occasion.
.Main St. , - I'i'he Khvanis and Rotary Clubs will
FKMAXE" HELP " WANTED ONLY
Earn f 5-t 1 0 weekly, address
ing, mailing circulars. Send 1
stamiM'd envelope for particulars, i
Palace Mail Co . Toledo. Ohio. I
i t Hi Ki;.T -Attractive 3-rxi.i
apt. Nice and clean, lights and '
water furnlhhed, f25 per mo.!
ter St. or phone .Mrs. Sam Star-'-
mer. Phone 1113.
S". I . K S M E N b H AUK N TSVA NT-
Kit A business of your own.
Amazing money maker. Stylish
quality shoes at 13.95 and $4.95.
I Outfit that makes sales. Slylu-
i Arch, Dept. 112, Cincinnati.
. AGENTS WANTED He oursale7-
I man. Extraordinary values. Pure
I - wool suns. Three day delivery.
Itig advance commission. We de- i
liver and collect. Write quick.
Crane Kent Clothes. Cincinnati.
,BIDS FOIl" WOOD WANTEI-10
cords of second growth fir wood.
4 foot: 40 tiers of L'oinch oak; 40
tiers of 2o-lnch fir; 2f tiers of 2
foot block oak. Address all bids
to .Mercy Hospital, Roseburg,
Oocon.
b'OU SALK Accredited chicks.
Now Is tho time to get your or
der In for future delivery. White
Hatchery, sells only S. C. White
Leghorn AA accredited chicks
at single A prices. Full count
and safe delivery guaranteed.
Write for price list No. 6. White
Hatchery, IVtaluma, Calif.
FHIKNDS In answer to my adv. a
few days ago in the News-Keview,
people are coming hourly and list
ing their hemes, farms, etc. I
have good buyers coming soon. I
have been In correspondence with j
people that are In earnest, and ;
find my statements regarding 1
property are conservative. I ex- !
pert to do business, now that 1
nm fveo to act and think in the
business world. 1 take this means
of thanking all those fine friends
who have thrown thintrs my way
all these year. J. W. Tollman '
Heal Kslate. 1
BIG TOWN
DANCE
Every Saturday Nile
at the
Armory
m.. t... -n It'?
Music by Those
Blue
Devils
Seven' of 'em
Snappy Fox Trots
Dreamy Waltzes
It's a
JITNEY
BE THERE
M
4
i
FOR RENT House at 305 West
First. Phone 4F4.
F ill" PAJ.E -Fresh "cowTwiM-plv
6 gal. daily. Address llox ts,
- Rest-burg, Ore.
F( It S.ALE -1 2tgg iidTfusly
Incubator in good tdiape. I'hone
5F23. F. I. Ileits. '
FOR KENT Nicely tufnlshiTl
apartment. Also sleeping room.
I'hone or call 313 S. Steph
ens St.
F( lt It E N TT)"n Cv'o-room apart
ment with bath, hot and cold wa
tert electric cook stove; light and
water furnisiied. fiju N. Jackson.
: IIAUCA1N3
12 "acre ranch." 21
miles out. 13 hundred dollars,
tiood buildings, well watered. 5-"
room house, 2 lots, one thousand !
dollars. Terms. O. Merrill, hi
Mill St.
Foil SALE Yearling" trees From
the famous Kirk English walnut
tree, grown by (has. liolloway, ;
Itrow nsville. Ore. Can be seen at
the IennJerretsen office Mon
day. ,
OBSERVE-THE WEEK
All next week will be observed as
Hoy Seoul Anniversary Week and
in linseburg the local scout troops
will observe the week with suitable
I cp'-''"nles. 1 omorrow mnrnlni? ut
u 1 IUCK B" OI lioseDulE
u"y. Kc"u,s V" meet at "". m"T
; I ." . ,,.. V,V..r', .. . I""
i,.r r.,nT vn be held at the arm-
ory. starting at 7:30 o'clock with
the entertainment being provided
by several speakers and the Hov
also ,,liVe uy Scouts programs next
week.
11 MIS
Tl nHnp Q 11
fAnnrdW rr Wir..(
1 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 7 A
storm that is manifesting Itself in
dallj or nightly installment has
been over California for three
llilv" '"' end is not yet in
.!,iK'" - "inht tt urouclit gen-
'''"'" Southern Cnllforn-
DR. DEAN 8. BU9AR
i.pi.ir'"Tti. of
lis Jackson ft.
DR. H.C. CHURCH
Oc70METRIS7
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perktna nmidlag Phono 8
Second Floor Roaeburg, Ore
Electronic biagnoaii and :
, Treatment
(Abramt Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Physioian
17-18-19 PerKip, Blrtj Phoreant
Last Time Tonite
Regular Pricea 10c and
White Sheep"
A disgrace to his family
He would
White Meep
Sheep fleck!
thought him
not rishf-a
in n Black
and sh
th- bicost
whirlwind in thf lto al lam
ily of Kansas Cyclones.
then the climax, his fight
ing dad in trouble, his broth
ers whipped and , only "The
White Sheep" to save tho
honor of the family.
and the storn bro'
l.nui hvr. Thriils, I
mid I):aun.
- Hint's "The Whltn Plifop'
1 n 111
3 7A
nuvi'lty cu-atioi).
Chap. "10 SCARS
Make a man"
f .
many a dollar tn the season. Wo are stocked with a complete
line of utility conveniences for properly caring for your poultry
;uid young chicks.
SelfReguIating Water Fountains. Feed Traye, Mash
Hoppers Oat Sprouters, Aluminum Hoppers for Milk,
and other articles.
Churchill
The Winchester Store.
ia where rain is badly needed, ac-'
icordia Kto tho Vniled States
Weather IJureau, out It sharply ac-
' centuated the minor flood hazards
that it had brouuht about in Cen-
j tral and Northern ralifornla.
j Three great watersheds on the
east side of the Sacramento and
San Joaquin valleys are spilling
. eets of wafer into the rivers and
crecks below them, and there
were reports from tho middle Sac
LAST TIME TONITE
. JOSEPH M.SCHENCK Presents
HSfEEKlATOJ
SPECIAL SUNDAY PROGRAM
"BLUE DEVILS" ORCHESTRA
Sunday "Pop" Concert
I -:..:,r.v-;-r r-'m "PATHE NEWS" i
fc"turi"f '
; .8,7fri-T!ri
ffjihS dhelVoiutir lA-
-VMAOn-riXniCOLLlEJl .IRi
Children
10c
ANTLERS
MONDAY NIGHT
E. J. Carpenter Offers
i-fiRTOON
MUSICAL
QOMBliy
si it . vri urn
ANTLERS THEATRE
Seats Now Selling
Prices 50c, $1.10 and $1.65
All New This Year
MONDAY NIGHT
Life
Savers Sanitary appliances In
your poultry houses and
brooders will save you
Hardware Co.
ramento, the Napa ana adjoining
valleys that some of the streams
had broken over their banks and
flooded the bottom lands.
The rainfall throughout. North
ern California was fairly even last
night ranging from .24 to .32
inches. -
o
Fred E. Pecker was an arrival
from the south last, night, and
spent the day here today transact
ing business matters.
"Smithy" f&f
Comedy Adults
25c
Everything'
positively
'EASOlC
Fi
in Ireland
Sunday
"The Love Master"
Vse News IJeVlt w (
vern.iug t-r results.
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