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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1925. Always HangTrug Hever Need Repairs "Can't-Sag" Gates are made of wood and steel, bolted together. No nails to pull out or work loose allowing the gate to sag and drag. Nothing to get out of Stock can't throw them off hinges. Cost Less Last Longer Look Better Yhey arc tho most popular dates. Moro than a million In use America. Thousands being hung every lnontli. Hi t yours (mm Churchill Hardware Company in IILI Claiming that Mary N. Palmer In not being treated In a fair man ner, resldentB of Days Creek Ut- day presented to the counlv Judcc a petition asking that the case now pending concerning the posal of the woman's nine chll- dren be deferred until de Is abl" tii niiiieur ntiil Ktnle Kit uwn case, TWr- VIm..r'. hnhnn,1 w nr. rested recently charKed with a crime against his own daughter, and was sentenced to the pfiilien- tiary. There are nine children In tlu family, and Mrs. Palm r is no confined to the Albcrtlna Kerr kohw K..,a In I,t.-tl.,n,l ii'likp., ulw, is expecting another. The wonmn wr ent to the Htutn 111 I IMiiuini nru mil- asylum for observation, hut was cently removed to Pert land to await the birth of her tenth child. Proceedings have been institut ed to take the children from her on the grounds that she is not competent to care for them, and she haB been ordered lo appear 1 on February 23rd, to show cause why they should not he permanent .. u : ,w ' i r.w.i, ..,.i..t... ....i. that it is the desire of the woman to keep her family, and that she Is trying to devise ways and means . A Cohtmbiaknit Slipover SWEATER la a fitting companion these chilly mornings. QPENCE 1 24 Cass Street. ROD AND GUN CLUB BANQUP.T Friday, Feb. 13. '25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Palace of Sweets EVERY MEMBER BETHERE -- k - v-rYf i THE LIBERTY DOUBLE SHOW TODAY AND TOMORROW A Story of Life Ilsrlf Set in (he most fascinatinp: city on cartlt. PERCY MARP-IONT in "Legend cf Hollywood"- jf Also YALE UNIVT-USITV. i-rcsmts "WOLFE and I MONTCALM" I in tltr fall of Qurlwc from the Chronicles of America i ALSO: ALSOPS FAHLES I AND "TOWN TOPICS- g IrHlE f-f- Swing freely. Gates In m.fgjam.iii im-Iihuim nw . . a ROB FRISCO BANK ' Talks were also made by the varl j ous ministers, and by I. II. iiubar. (AmHiMf I'h-m l-BM-il wirr.) A. ri 1.. I .1 t... A Z V,, "iii.' I 'i Trust company at Twenty- fourth and Sancheff streeta here today and obtain d be- tween $J,o) and $3.uN. They (scaped, but the number of their aulomoblle was taken b a policeman who reported that he apparently wounded 4 one of the robbers in an ex- change of shots with hi in. 4 The only person in the bank when the robbers enter- .! were three employes. These were compelled lo a ut i f-in.u tint u-n1l A while .he nnen Ki.f was rlfl- cd. Coming back the robbers encountered Policeman Jo- Hfph Malone und an exchange f shots too k place as the "Mcn ped away In un au- . . . ,l . . .. . . m I (k AlillflllM K1I1I1 III IIIH W I nwn IttKgercd as though wnen.1,.,1 of keeping them. Obviously 8he;Te Income has been steadily is In no condition to muk the trip placed In various store buildings to Kosfburu at this time, a fact iuni city. These cans ...e which is heliiK set forth In the pe- tltion presented today. i he Jicll-1 tlon is signed by more :v:,. r:"". i .. ..' . ...ut.i...i -...-I it ..-i,'. .i.... ;. tlon bo'deferred until such a lime nH the woman can appear and tie fend her right to the children. . J I J !J : a - - 'aoj.-M Tf. -.' jfx at m. ,-i"-; THEATER te K g- y . V ? -55 HELP IS NEEDED FOR SALVATION ARMY AT ONCE (Continued from pasel.) poor and lowly, the eIov'fily and tho:;e who have : poverty strick ,110 other organization to look after ih-ir in any ntt-dn, and often time, dire iii-c-.silit'S. The Incr-ine. ha. ; been ht-aIily fallliiK off until at the usnt tune it is IfHA than flu J per month, while tin; expense of Jiall rent alone In $40 per month. The people who attend the meet lliU'ft of the Salvation Army are not the ones who can r-UMiJ t the work, an 1 tin rase with the rhurehex of the elty, and c-otiM-quently outside KUiM'ort In necensaiy. .Mayor Jlouck, who was railed In to attend the meeting. Htaled that the lack of support It duo to a gen eral apathy. That no one doubts the value of tin- organization, but that )eoplo generally are negligent In coiiinhutin:; to Ita support. He. Htaled that the only final BoTh utlon of the tntuatiou Is n ni,m n 'uiii- Imut'ity c-heyt; the grouping of all j charities and one bitf drive to raise I lie necessary funds to curry on the iwrif for the entire year, no that 1 ih" bUHiness men and resid'-nta of I the city will not'be coiiHtantly o- limited for donations of various 'kinds. I exi!tert ruler of the Klks lodge, who luiiL.w.rt ...wl I.i 11' I tl I i,7 Vt7Z i manent method of handling the or- jKiinized charities was advanced by all speakers. I There was a Kreat deal of dis- kussion concerning the work or Him I Salvation Army and Its need for runus. u was snown mat there can be no delay; that there must bo some relief afforded at once. Several plans were advanced, one for solh itation of Immediate dona tions, with an organized campaign to raise the ycar'a budget during the spring. The plan finally adopted provides for a PllHee Composed of repit!- sentative men and women tomeet tind organize ways and means of raising $2, dim), which it is believed will be Huffident to carry on the work until the community chesl plan can be worked out and put in- to effect. j LfV".." "L. VS1 ' 1 H.rk tur itd 0n by hw ... . i ..... past lew i months, bIiowIiik many cases of ""' '"(, oiiicu naie uee . al forded re ,f. placed there for the purpose of re ceiving small donations for the ,,, ,! , , work of the organization. Money is ' ."" "J needed at once to cany on the i.--.. . ..... -i li"f ork upon which tho Salvation " "' Nation "Army is now engaged. The organ i!" i lBl.?ri,M .iM tl.VkH B,'V'ral days, and in the meantime thero :nre cases of actual need which I should be Kiven attention Ruse burn people nro asked to "Rush the Can" for a few days to help tide over inn period or necessity, 'iliose ..u i iu u suiaii oonauon to neip until me drive can lie put over, are asked to drop their loose ; , , , . .. ,-"'."'V. , ma, a check direct to Captain Fred AnuetMin, , Whal's all the noise about? (ilil.MM IllttlS. have Invented a lour nt' bread that has no equal for quality all I purilv. (illi.MM liHOS .MILK llliKAI). Phono m. j A demurr , . . I was argued today, 111 the cast, ut OlloMiiel.el against I l. U. Shambrook and J. G. Jlod- ; I go, u suit tu which the piiiimitt lis fieel.hig lo recover $ri,uuu dam- . ages from the two deputy nherlfis, f claiming Illegal search of his au- i tomnlule. The demurrer UUt by ' IMstrict Attorney tiinltui claims. lTi;it the cmnplaitit J nits to set forth Mitfieient facts to cotistitutt a cause of action, this contention 1 being based upon t h ' allegation I i tat It is i lie privilege and duty of llliv oi flciT Uliiler tli4i t.-iu- to search a car suspected of carry- I idl- Miiuor. It Is claimed that the I complaint fails to deny su h ri:!il j :itl,l that coiiM-iiieuil it iloes not , give nil t icient basts for an action . against the officers. i ! If It Is ho good why haven't we heard of It before? Yon are hear ink' of It now. 4 ';: 1 1 pl:on-- 13. ! llr iltra loaf of Gltl.MM Pltos. MILK KliKAli. lAH'Mlr.l T. a t.-Wl Wrr. I POUTLANO. Ore , Feb. 11. i ';t t le nominally st a.ly ; no re CejptS. Hogs nominally steady; receipts L'iui i lo;t ihreci Sheep tionili: C.iptH. roiiTi.ANn. l. niliiallv steadv ; no re Ore. K,h 11 i itrreiii rec. Kkcs cent lower. lTc; pullets C' i : 2m - ; henneries 2 firsts 7 1 ; ,i ,f d'll led Portlam Putter steady. Kxfra cube- DANCE at DIXQNVILLE Friday Nile February 13 Free Lunch Music by The Gliders DEMURRER AREUEO mi ninninr nniT ; ' ft e X r-ty l Tr-t i BECKIETISPIIES. MaHj(-t l-rrw ! Wfs. I I'OKTJ.ANO, Ore., Feb. 11 ) The iVieific Co-operative ' Wool Growers' new hoard of directors met yesterday and elected ofiicers for the corn- I fni? year. .'hiirle L. lieck- 1 ley of liixotiviile. Ore., was chosen president, gureeedinx Fred YV. Ilerrln, who ha been president during the ! past four years. J)r. K. K. Hrownell of San Francisco, ! was elected vice-president. ! K. A. M Corniack of Kugene was elected Kecret ary-treas- ! urer. ( Tho new board of directors ! are: F. benford. Ash- l lilllU. wri'., II. II. I'l lor, Ul 1 . i.i,...i...i...- r..i . - (.....I- ley, iJir.onville. Ore.; K. A. I McOorniack, KtiKene, ()re.; .1. W. Smith, Auroru. Ore.; T. D. Tyrer. Friday Harbor, Wash.; IS. K. Hrownell, San ! Francisco, Cal.; W. K. Hunt, Maupin, Ore.; Tom Cronln, Powell Hutte. Ore.; C. V. Pa- lex. Spray, Ore.; S. D. Dor- man. Ontario, Ore.; If. (i. Pockhain, Wilder, Idaho; V J Hurd, Corvullis, Ore.; C. H- JJoollttle,. I'kiah. Cal.; J. li. Peterson, iJixon, Cal. Secretary Ward reported that tho association was able to finance the wool growers through pre-shearlng advance us well as making advances on the wool after it has been varehoused. This has enabl- cd growers to take advantage of orderly co-operative mar- keting. ! v NAVAL BILL SIGNED rAw'iated rntw Lea) wire. W'AShMNOTON, Feb. 11. The naval appropriation bill with lis request for another arms conferenep wdk uifntl a ' 1 The president P.ffixed bis A attrniLtnre withmit nnhHr. n,. a' m,.nt nn ths .conference suk- olfpN ANirTHAI.FTtiy'lnder 4 K,.s,)n . a total of 2S7.000,- ,.., n... .... . ' . Jh; esldishme" Z I ,ni. fis1! v,.ur b,..;,,,,!,,. I1(,xt . Ju j : ;i I , -- ! COOLIDCE HAS HOBBY rAMnrl.lnl Prm I -! Wirr.) WASHINGTON. Feb. 11. President CooHdue. often- times ilescribed as a man without a hobby, really has . nnP whi,.h In a lateral Benso a ,. r,i,.s ,,alv. s , p, 4 ,r,r n,r, , ,h , of a hobby horwe, so arranged that the operator receives the . am(. ,,, llp ,., f - , , ...... mounted on a spirited hunter. Set up in the president's dresslni; room. It Is managed by push buttons, which de- termini' whether It Rhall go through the movement of a c inter, agallop or merely a trot. city 431c; fdnndnrds 42c; prime firsts 40c; finds :fs; rndergradea nominal; prints 4rc; turtons 4Cc. Putterfat Rtendv. Pest churning .'.m 4:v n' t ship r- trru-k in JCi'lie 1: 4-.c 'Miveri'l Portlnnd. f poultr" f'ri'i. r"-nrrr. Ilej ,. hens U-fii.Sr; !i'-ht 17 ; rprlnqs : A ...... -i,....., White Pekili L'Offi.lc; live luik"V L':ic; dressed turkey; 33 ut 3 He geesn Hie. Onions flow, ?3 lintf 3. "li. Potatoes hIow, $1.7.V POIITI.AMI. Ore., Kelt. 11 Ki-gs are n cent l.ever In all made but pullets todav wl' h ex Ira; ported n the r;, hane nt 31 cent; firsts 32 cents and pulhts at 3i cents. Current reed tits are down n cent at 2c net. Iteceipls are lib eral and the market we:ik. Putter continues Fteady and tin chaiijred w I'll i! mnnd urd sup"V I'll balanet -I ; extras 43 'c mid standards 4-; print prices un chant-ed at 4,'ic. Live iioiiltrv and countrv dres-i-eti-meat receipts w re Urht today and the market ste.nlv In all line-. N'lll:i !(:. v. Waliuit- No. 1, -i ri 3!: filbert I.'i'm r; Hlinonds "7c: Itrnil wv It '(,17c; (rgon chestnuts l"i ! 17c. Hops firm, no F!e reported above New dust- rs 17'f ISc; j finmles KturilSc; old crop nominal. Cascnra bark cpiiet. New peel i Sc per pound; Oregon grape root j 4 cents. i SAN Kit ANCISi'O, Keh 11 -Kkps weak. Kxtt as "4 ic; extra ; plllletS L"c. ' Putterfat f. o. b. San Kraiuiseo r.oc I Poultry umhanced. The proof of the pudding tV .rating of it. Try tbN old n.li., on one loaf t.r tllilMM pl.'im MIl.K PKK.0. and m wh-.t la; p'-ns. I'hoiie lit. Mi!Mi:i! itiiii:T nirs. Mrs. C. L. Hadiey this niorninc received word ot the death of her nephew. l;lnier I'nlnier, at St., .lolms near Porilntid. Mr. Palmer win about sixty years of a:e and will be remeni hered l.y many pen. pie Itt Oonelus I'ouiitv. Hi re sidtd at Scottslttiri: ntid Oraiu rer .ever;il veats. and al.o ftirnn'rlv owned tlie Kinery property at fliip-iua. He wa the son of ! !. I'aleier. l'uneral serxieen will be cither st Portland or Kiucene. The evolution of a loaf of hre.i I is evemp'ilU'd in a nut hrovn leaf ef t;l;i.ft huos. milk ltt;i:.n I hone i:.J. NZW TODAY I WANTED Will do men's washing. 315 Chadwlek St. SKK PAT for buildings of auy kind, large or small. Also shop work, ottice Kowler St. Phone 57-Y. JOHN DKKlti; implements at Klecker Amort Co., 507 N. Jack son. Hose burg. FOR KK.NT iiiK light room, suit able for work shop or ware room. Inquire Pettey's 'onf tfon-ry. F((lt SAl.t; -2 Uoz. WhitrnKhoin h. ns. 1 pie. A. K. Itutti'r. Itt. 2. ) llox 37-A. I'honn 4IK2. Fl'I.irsKT of duubllassli-r slunk absorbt-rs, for Ford, $14.75. Like j new. t'mpnua Ilattery Station. Knit Itk.T-Modrn 4-roonu-d fur-1 nished house to b Idle Feb. lti. I'bone 17UJ or rail 547 S. Stt-ph ens St. SKK PAT, the old reliable for any Und of cement blocks or cement w oi k. F. F. Patterson, office Fowler St. Phone 57 V. WAN'TKD 2 tons clean oat and vetch or oat hay. Also platform males, 6'm or XmO lb. capacity, llox Hfj-C. Kt. 2. Koseburg. ' ANTKI) F.xperie need.-woman wants lo hear from party with rooming house for rent or Bale. P. O. Pox C25. Koseburg, Ore. LOST Fox hound, black and white spotted, lost between 1)1 Hard and .Myrtle Creek. Keward. Krvln nice Oakland, Ore. Phone 40F4. AN VON K DKSIKINt; quilts or "corn- tons quilted or tied. Inquire of the Itaptist ladies or president of t he Ladies Aid, Mrs. L. Kohlha- gen. I FOR KKNT Nice clean 2-room fur nished apt. Lights and water fur nished, wood range. Also 2 light and airy sleeping rooms. 825 Mil h-r St. II A V FOK SALfr; Alialia, gram, hay, timothy and straw, guaran teed quality; prompt shipment Prices upon application. Kichard Nyman. Walla Walla, Wash. Il.WTKHY repairliiK is a specialty here. Prices are lower, workman ship belter. Before you throw that old battery away try us for repan-s.mpqua unttery station. WANTED 25 rod of seoond hand chicken fence. Height 5 ft. Ad-1 dress J. o. Howurd, Koseburjr, Ore. 1 Ore. Phone 1086. truck and trailer. Must be sold at once. Priced riKht. Apply to O. W. outik, 116 Cass St. Administra tor A. S. Frev j Knnu uiiuia 'iv. i,t, . . i .,iiivik i uLna, to u-ion tor ! any class of work. Prices from ; to 4000. Logglug lumber, transfer, etc. See Frentzel, care C. A. Lock wood Motor Co., Kose burg, Ore. FOR SALK On easy unhs, two new, modern, four-room cottages with garage, on paved Btreet, at the corner of Corey Ave., and Mil itary Street. L. iV. Metzger, Phone 362. fiAIirCLTTTING"35ehTs7curr60 cents, full marcel and curl 75 cents. Afl other beauty work at reasonable prices at my home. Amy Rogers, 331 So. Main, Phone 57-V. MOOKli.N Ai'AKTMK.NT Foil RKNT Centrally located on bus iness street. 4 rooms fully fur nished and equipped; larse priv ate bath; complete with water and IIkIUs paid for, ?25. Law rence Axency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 21 a. UoWlt.Nf li I'MfALOW on paved street. A new home that Is ex ceptionally well built. tiaraKe. llasenient. All improvements. Owner will rIvh Kood terms. Price irmo. O. Young H Son. Phone 417. IliKPl llLIC 3J hoist, J 101)0. Dump body und "i Harford 3J, dump body and hoist, : 1 75U. Stundard 3J dump body and lioist, rebuilt. See Frentzel care C. A. Lock wood .Motor Co., Roseburg, Ore. THK iAI.l E IS THKRK New 5 room bungalow. .Modern, ltase inent. I'aved street. Sidewalk. Priced at S32IM. Small dow n pay ment and balance in monthly payments. Will iay Rood bis re turns on investment as u renlltiK proiiosltlon. O. V. VoutiK & Son. Phone 417. rt)irSAT.K OTTirKNTrimirsTzt-d 3 room house, clean, freshly pa pered and partly furnished. 2 lots t-'uruKC, and out buililiiics, cotsl place for chickens, con eiilent to itenson sclimil, loiated on tith street. Just north of end of pave ment. Price .mio or rent for 1 12.50 per mo. See owner. A. M. Wal lace. 1113 6th St., RosebuiK, Ore- i'OR ItKNT reroom nioilern house. Ilasement, paved stroet, 23. 2 6 rooin furnished houses at tJD per mo. 5-room house at 447 .N. Rose street. f2ti per month. 7 -mom house on west side. OaraKe. LarRe pardon spot. J2o per month. 5 room house at 917 S. Main street. Newly papered. Chicken house and yard. 120 iier month. 4 nxmi house with some furniture. MH ler'a Addition. CaraRe. 120 per mo. Also furnished apartments. W. Youiir m Son. Phone 417. V StRANOK 'CONDITION- Kxlsts which makes this the most desir able slock ranch In the county. 250 acres of deeded pnd w ith three thousand acres of outranse surrounding It on all s'des; fenc ed in on all sides; 50 acres finest creek bottom under cultivation; all In crops; stream throiKli place; can IrrlRate; 15 acres fine bearing prunes; ,1 acres mixed fruit; 7-room house; fireplace; water system; fully furnished. Pi ano, range. Kvervthinii coes. 3 big lock barns; new chicken house; engine house; granary; 4 horses: harness; 2 wagons; full set new Initdemetits: 16 milch cows; 7 heifers: 1 bull; 4 brtHMl sows; 14 pigs: geese: turkeys; chickens; drag saw; power saw; 4 gas en gines; 4 miles from town on good road: new high and grade school. Klghtcen thousand takes every thing. Kight thousand cash. Hal ance long time. lwrcnre Agency , 125 Cass Street. I'bone 2 la. 1 3 room FOK RKNT Furnished hous. ke, in rooms. Phone Full SALK English foxhound, chf-ap. llox 1 111, or inquire at I Uost-burx Garage. ix) vor know THE HOTEL, I DI'SINESS Is the biKKcat tlUiiK in the west? Here is a real oppor- tunity. Four hundred a n.onth net come; 31, we I turn shed rooms; old established; best location FR RENT Furnished apt. 4os K. DouKlas. in' towd doiiiK a Kood business all of the time; cheap rent; long least. I'rice J6.j0. Full informa tion Iawrenee Agency, 125 Cum Street. I'honn 219. A trip of Inspection for the pur pose of looking over the new schools built in the cities of Ore gon, will be undertaken by the school board the rest of this week. The directors will leave tomorrow morning in automobiles To visit F.ugene, Salem, Albany, Corvullls and Portland, where they will in sect the various school buildings tlwTH to obtain ideas to be incor porated into the new building to be built hi Koseburg. The archi tects will accompany the directors and a most thorough investigation will be 'made. The directors met last night and held a general discussion of the Hthool proposition. Types of con struction were considered and many matters yeriaining to build ings discussed. The architects uresenled a number of different sets of plans embodying various features, and the board spent con- I siderable time going over and pick- j uiK uui nit? ileum which iney tie- - sire included In the building to be I built here. j This morning a survey was ! made of .thn Pellows tract, and as j soon as the plat is urepared the board will take steps to select the j site and purchase theland. Rough- ly outlined, the school site' is ex- petted to include a strip 1200 fet ; long and 4U0 feet wide, running i ' from Harvard avenue ' NOTICE TO PATRIARCHS Regular meeting I'nlon Eneamp- I ment No. 9. tonlxht. Golden Rule : dl'Kree wl" be conferred FRKO MILLER, C. P. Ray K. Glass spent the day here yesterday attending to business Interests. Mr. Glass Is a resident of Ku irene. DANCE OLALLA Saturday Evening February 14 GOOD MUSIC. INSURANCE is ii IniNitirsH Hsxrt Vnu mtiliituin a renerve ftinl to liflp you w cat lit r a f inuiicial ITtslK. Hut iiiiirr frofpit-nt and unexpnrt etl Hie tli rriitt-tt tirouiclit a ho (it hy inciii. ut. 1- fire, by lie ft. Thi'V n 1 1 Milan hiHH iinli'xs ynn liiivt thf rln'it kintl ef iinmniicf. the r.Tt.-rvt fund tliat i-ruthles v..ii to K-t tli- bust f Hie tilicxpcctfil. DANCE AT Melrose Country Club Saturday Night February 14 GOOD MUSIC Guaranteed Slice Repairing We'll fix up your worn shoes so a lot of service can be had from them, ahd do it at less cost than you can get it done elsewhere. Howard's Shoe Shop 1 14 N. Main Street n:i e j tiu : MASOHip Rinc ' '' unstRiim. hp 58 Among those from northern .! points, who spent Tuesday in this clty tranBactng business matters, ... . m ., , " o j. iv. luuiuu u& j or iijiuu. R. W. Price, the manager of the Crater Lake Lode. was here front Portland Tuesday, and was an overnight puest of J. W. Wea ,,, ;," mr"-f N(,w ,., UuM ut A-ihlamL ver, of the Hotel Lmpqua. Mr. at Ashland. and left for that city this morn ing. DR. H.C. CHURCH OFTOMETRISl EyCl.U'VVE OPTICAL PSRVICE Perkins Building Phone 8( Second Floor Hoseburg, ore. Electronic Diagnosis ana - Treatment (Abramt Method) DR. HARRISON FOLK Electronic and Chiropractic Physician '17-18-19 Perkins Bldg. Phone 491 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMKTIIIvr Specialist In the fitting of Glastten i 116 Jackson Kt. MOOSE DANCE Wednesday Night February 11 Moose Hall Corner Jackson and Washington Puhlic Invited. Dr. Moses D. Vinyard SURGEON CHIROPODIST (Painless) Will Be in Roseburg Five More Days. Scientific Treatment of the Human Foot Phone Room 2G The Hotel t'rand for Appointment. Sunday and Evenings by Special Appointment Calls to any part of city. Satisfaction Ouuranteed. Consultation Free. THURSDAY Children under 16 years of age by their parents. This picture Hoard of Censorship. WILLIAM TUX . t rso kit v and. Beauty t4 Based or ,1 tf THE CLASSIC LITERATURE 'Ml Hakm Slsry kCyruMxis J. Adapt td fortbt Scrtta ttf Edmund GotiWiogfc )ti IViK ns. m i i 54 "'l A HENRY OTTO L V , 143 ff VV:.l AV-. Production. T-v Ui(''-rF( 'Kl f 'S,-ft 35c ANTLERS 35c It you were as careful about what you eat as you are nbout what you wvtfr, CiiU.MM F.UOS. would supplv the State of Or-iion with .MILK illtEAD. I'bone VS. EVENING CLASSES In Commercial Telegraphy and Touch Typewriting Kates rea sonable, enroll now. Roseburg Telegraph Institute , 224 Perkins Bldg. Also "Trailing Trouble" Comedy Children 10o Majestic Adult 1So Thursday: "Sign of the Cactus" Also "International News" and "Busy Buddies" Comedy Note: Notwithstanding the fact that Los Angeles audi ences paid 11.00 aud J2.00 to see the premier of Butterfly, regular prices will prevail Children 10c Adults 25c ANTLERS Thurs: Dante's Inferno Z3 ktrM AND FRIDAY not admitted unless accompanied has been passed bv tho National Last Time Tonite ' I Last Time Tonite ' I She'a a girl "you won'f I forgetl B .1 . am. yvc&vzim X?Xf lV" !.!. -.'1 I Mm mmywix mm i .1 . ir I 4 it U PL I U-w lilt i ii r, it nn 11 iay
