ROSEBURG NEWS-REViEW FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925.
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ThH OriKoii Homo J'roiluclM Association n i people of the
Sllilc to u Oreeun linn!- kooiIs. Th:it l !:!, iiml It .ippiie-i
to liK'ulliloa jiml com tti ii ni 1 1 a iif w II. H.iil'l up ImmixIuh
(iounty liHlUKlrii s by ualni! Ilium- proilnct-il p.oilurt'.--ou an;
helping tin1 fiiriin r, 1 lie home merchant ami yourself.
Ask Your Dealer for Jery Maid Butter Insist on
It There Is None Better.
Douglas County Creamery
Phone 340 ,
ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTIC
HEALTH 8ERVICE
To open offices Monday, Febru
ary sixteenth.
Dr. 11. A. Moon (associated with
Dr. (loo. A. HI n, n well known j
Chiropractor of Kuirene) will open!
on F.UOC'i'HO CHIROPRACTIC of-1
fice in the I'erklns bulldiiiK Mon-'
day, February flxteerth. '
'J'ho best modern electric equip
ment has been Installed. Venni of
cxiierienco are back of thu equip
ment. Thousands are finding health
through tho uricntltic application
of Chiropractic and Electrotherapy.
We treat successfully: headache,
neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago,
nclatiea, asthma, constipation, idlesi o
high blood pressure, cnlnract of the j Your -days of roasting over a hot
eyes, prosrnto trouble in men and oven are gone forever. Crimin llros.
diseases of women and children . ItHKA 1 1 satisfies your every de
nud many other diseases. The sue- sire. Phone
noHa und heallh of your family,
our CrorerlcB proven we Ke p the
at ull tlmeH. Call u:t up,
PICKENS
Perkins Bldg.
iSlattejvi totik Tic tcw
ASK your Grocer FOR
TRU-BLU Biscuit Co.,
I.W.I.I.IiI.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.l.W.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.i.I.I.I.I.I..I.I.M.I.l.l.I.I.l.j.j-. t
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IHL LIBERTY THEATER
TODAY AND
YAKIMA
"ROMANCE
AND
RUSTLERS"
A World's Champion Rider in Action
Also: Feature Comedy: "I-miltinn Gas"
Also: Fields and Streams "Salmon Fishing"
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY
MRS. WALLACE REIIJ
'BROiCEN-LAWS"
( Knitorn. il hv Club W'cimi n. ( Ivir
IIIHIIV ll
MERY BUTTER
.cess and growth of chiropractic
'merit your Investigation. Consulia-
1 lion fr
lilt. Itl'I'EItT A. MOON
Itooina 221 225 Perkins lildK.
l'lioiie 5f,l
CARD OF THANKO
We take this melius of thanking
nil the dear friends and neighbors
lio so hclpcc' us in kindly deeds
and words of cheer in our sad be
reavement. Mrs. I'iia MeElhlnny
Mr. Joseph McElhlnny
Mr. ami Mrs. C. S. McElhlnny
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. I.. Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nuylor
Josephine McKlhiuiiy.
Heap
Your Table
with
Good Food
YOl'Ii hnhit or bnyhiK Quality
J'ood Ih reflected tn the happl-
so tho excellent standard of
fait of jour well'ato in mind
BROTHERS
Phone 68
i"7he Uniitrsal Cracker"
Spokane, Portland
TOMORROW
CANUTT
I.ciiiIits. 1'nl.lU- Ofildals nml
lllM'rt. I
IP0UAIH11 ;
BILL PRESENTED
1 (AMrvttt! Prrm V'r.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Ktb. 13.
Ati amendment lo the rivera
and harbors Mil pro idini: for
preliminary purvey of rmpo.ua.
river and harbor with a vW-w lo
their Improvement was adopted
by the i-enute. roiniuittco on co-m-in
h rc today. At (lie name time
the ici'ninltlce Kave Its approval
tn thu .McNury uiuendnM lit Kiting
local interest oil Tillamook bay
credit lor $iir,00 already ex
pended by them on harbor im
provement. If the latter amendment Ih ac
cepted by tlm house local inter
est on Tillamook bay will not
huve, to wham any part of the
cot of new work recommended
by the board of army engineers.
Tho tea dim,' of thu bill wart not
completed.
Wi' have hand shears for tagging
si p or goals. W harton pros.
o m
VICTIM'prMArCs
lt,i""'J
IN DEATH TRAPI
Continued from paK'' 1)
resrue. I underneath a thick limestone
At noon dirt and stone was ne-jiedne, giving the officials hope
Ing hoisted out indicating that llio:lhllt ,j, ,.w tunnel was part of
mouih of tho new tunnel was bc-hho , Imncvcomh woiklng In
Iiik widened and brae
plurliiK party.
d for tho cx-
CAVK f'lTV, Ky., Feb. in. A
tunnel which tlm rescuers hope
may lead to the' cavern behind
Kloyd Collins was discovered on
the left or northwest jlide of the
Sand Cave mnrue shaft early to
day. Timberini; rushed on tho
fifteenth Heel inn and preparations
made to drive piling Into the slile
wall, around and above tho tun
nel hole, so n rescue party could
enter It with safety.
The hole was unmistakably a
passageway leading down into a
illmrsCono cave mid miners brniiKlit
j up pieces of cavernous rock to ex
hibit to II. T. Carmfchael. The
! medical siaff and other officials
! were hurriedly awakened,
j While Hie miners ft It that It
' mtuht be several hours before a
i rescue iiarly ould be permitted t'
explore the tunnel, there was al-
ready keen competition union,; the
i dlKHcrs for the honor of KoinK
down on the next shift. Tin down
draft In the shaft was so sttoiiK
, that the -miner's lampn were blown
j out when they looked down the
; new tunnel.
The hide wns first discovered
about 1 : IiH n. in. nnil Carinlchael,
! in chut'Ke of tin- sluift and a dnc
1 tor were awakened, meanwhile,
the dlKKOis had uncovered, a hole J
which Heenied two or three feet j
hinh extending downward at a
i nunc r snarp siope. i neir uimij-h
wero mown om ny uie now u ui.ml
when they lookifl down the hole.
The bottom of tho shaft was hur
ric oiy cieareu mr inu sixiei inn ,
section of tiinberlng so short piles
could be driven in the sldewull
parallel to the new tunnel.
'Hie discovery cf -tne new tun
nel wuh closely gunnled, the niln
ers refusing lo talk about it. Hut
,M
looking down the mouth of the
shaft, the shadow of the hole was
clenrlv evident. The down draft
had cleared out the shaft of tlm
thin fog which has rilled the shaft
since the cold snap, caused by the
miners breathing and the warmth
of their huil 1 m and Ihe hole In the
flickering light ot the miners'
DR. H.C. CHURCH
OnOMETRISl
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
6EHVIC6
Perkins Rulldlng Phono XI
Second Floor DnseburR. Ore
DANCE
AT
Melrose Country Club
Saturday Night
February 14
GOOD MUSIC
DANCE
at
DIXONVILLE
Friday Nits
February 13
Free Lunch
rusic by The Glidjrt
lamps, appeared to extend nearly
half way acros one aid, ot the
n.x foot square shaft.
The hole was found In th aide
wall at about tho lo foot mark,
measuring from the low nide, or C5
fed mi ttrfurlnK from th htKb Hide
of tht abaft away from the mouth
.(if Kand Cave. In tho original x-
ploration of the diamond ('rill, a
; few feet from the tdiaft a aofi spot
won indicaud at 51 fet, and an
other hjcIi Hoft spot wan hown
1 la.it nit'ht followed by at last 10
fed of limenton. Tho drill was
boring furthtr Into this, early this
mornhiK. when the top of th ni w
tunnel was uncovered. InMlllnfC
wart at once n:opp d, to concen
trate on charluK out this tunnel,
i Tho -iiKlni'rnK taff made im
mediate pi t-parat'.otiH to tun or
'around and down Into the new tun
i Del, and finlbh the sixteenth hit
Ulon of shaft tinberinc; only uf
Ificbntly to prevent aerloun cavo-
Iiik on the wall opposite the new
: tunnel.
! Carinlchael explored the mouth
nf the new tunnel at daybreak and
, nftid he hoped they would have
I CollliiH nut by noon.
The new lunnel as the mouth of
1 t w:llt further clenred nway, was
i easily large enough lo accomodate.
la good sized man, and as far as
Ithey could peer down Into It, ran
,rll.. r,. II... .,rll,w,Kl
corner of the shaft, diagoually jo
the left toward the mouih of Kand
Cave. '
TIih tunnel wns discovered Jufl
which Collhs is trapped.
Kinm his preliminary oxplnra
tfofi nf the new tunnel, Carniichael
indicated he believed tho tunnel
would lead down to a hugo pit lo
cated just behind Collins, KindinR
;thls they could roll the rock off
"Collins" leg and release hlni.
I The high hopfcts of the dingers
and engineers shone In their
.faces when the mouih of tho tun
nel was completely exposed and
ithe miners confldenl ly predicted
ithiy wctuld hav "Collins out by
noon."
i Tho use of ropo slings around
I tho diggers, previously arranged
for when the hoped for tunnel was
'disclosed, was found unnecessary,
'since the tunnel nppeared in the
jshln wall of the shaft underneath
j a heavy limestone ledge. 'Hie
I workmen at the bottom of the
; shaft urn slamTing on a ten foot
ledge of limestone, ho they are, in
I no danger of breaking through In
I to a cavern. When the first explor
jinK party enters the tunnel, Ihe
men probably will have ropes
ground their waists, so they may
; bo held safely, if the new tunnel
I drops over a cliff. , The original
'.Sand Cave tunnel drops over a
i ten foot cliff, a few feet. Insde the
; mouth. Preliminary exploration
at the new found tunnel was the
i determination of the fresh shift
which went down in the shaft at
nine o'clock, one slender determin
ed digger vowinK that "orders or
. n ,
proposed to explore,
that tunnel a ways.
Carniichael this morning admit
ted, conservatively that a lead
. , ,,. ,,h . ,, ,i.Vn
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j lead to something."
IsAI.VATlOV AltM V
iti:i.n:i'
HANKS.
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Army for the mipport of the poor,
k nut II linukH, will be found on the i
counters of the following hotels
and biisinesH houses : Huseburg
National Hank, LMUh Cuntury tiro- j
eery, rpipqua Hotel, Palace of '
Sweet a, CrocUer Drug Store, Mo- !
nigrum Cigar Store, Everybody's !
Kxchange, liocttel'M Variety Store, '
I!i'tKHMiiv Crurerv. DniiLrlus Hotel. !
! Uoseburg l.aundtv, rump (Iron ml )
j Grocery, .'nrth Siile (.Jrocery, No. i
jSitle Meal Market. North Side
' I! stauViiiit, tirand Ilottd, Model
. Ihikery. Pullman Itllliard Hall, ;
I Southern Pacific Depot, ideal Ha-
kery, Home Itesiauraut. Ked Cross ;
ll'liaimacy. M. K. Church, (
j "A Little Coin or two will do i
j Cod I'.ltsH You!" 1
j If nnyone desires to contrihute
; by cheek, please address Salva-i
Hon Army--Hox 1247. Ad.iutant
I-'red Anderson, officer in charge.
CAl'T. It III ANHKUSON.
We havi rubber belling in stork
up lo li liuhes in width. Wharton
llros.
EXFLAIrJ THE BiK
j ( AMtrtJli'it rrw l.i iinil Win'.)
I.OS ANGKU',S. Feb. 13. -An
j old man and his wife, residents ot '
'an eastern state, who expected to
he wafted to California on a cloud -I
in the hour of fulfillment of Mrs.
Margaret W. Kowen s "end of the .
worhl prophet v. and who pu:-sttl
up the cloud ami came to l.o An
geles tn ft Iran wh.n the preilie
Hon failed to maierlalie last Tvi ,
day, vere among the witnesses
slatetl for (piestiotiing by the ii;v
pnwecutor today in his Investiga
tion into the financial features of
tlie dooms day prophecy.
Kvtra blades hiuI parts tor
Vauiihau thai; miwh at Wharton
Pros.
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VIl'NVV Vrh. 13. Aft.T
sn
runi-'tit iiit i
Kurt Zel.ll,
Minn i-iiiival tit .
r. n priisntuer. in . i
7:t. i"Iiti;iv took bin IhUiIIom!
li llloll'll.4 olil if:i UK h I ,r lo.n lritt
nvi r the liHtlilbe, (hina (he lutiv lo
h. r ili-Mth in the rivi-r an.t thi n
KUe hltiiselt up to the pollee.
InvffltlKatlon of Zeldler's record
jh'wed that he had once been
(sentenced to death, the sentence
, b mK commuted to 25 yearir jiu
ipri.iuiimtut which he served.
'
! (Awnrlatrd I'm, U:uM Wir.
I NEW YOHK. Ftb. 13. II. Ool
d(.n I)uval, wrtalihy hat-hi'lor,
'sa:d totlay h would consult at
! t 1 1) i -y u rfpardlnK poBslbln retal
U tiiirv ictiiin MiraliiKt Ivv St. t'l:iire.
niusiral comedy dancir. who liuu
b. uK)it suit f"t $10U.OOO UKaluut
Ji i in cliarKiuR. brt-ach of promise to
niiiny.
Ilu dinled Mliis St. Claire's
cliarcr thai hn had proposed to her
1-mi July with a promise of a l:f
o! "luxury and ease."
in!
W. E. Krouzer, a groceryman
at Oakland, was arrested lust
night charged with operating a
still, and will bo turned over to
the government. Officers found
a still, two gallons of moonshine,
and 100 g;i lions of mash.
A federal agent, according to'
Sheriff Starmer, purchased a gal
lon jug of moonshine from Kroii
z r lor $20, this liiiuor being held
as evidence in thu case. Upon
this information a search warrant
was secured and Air. Krouzer's
p hire raided last night.
Deputy Sheriffs Shanibrook,
Leas and IlodK''. together with
a federal operative, searched the
premises and found a still im
provised from a five-gallon kero
ht'im can and a copper coil. The
still showed evidence of having
been used previously, and from
the corroded condition of the tin
kettle used, the moonshine pro
duced must have been of a decid
edly Injurious nuture.
Officers found a roll or new
copper tubing und other Indica
tions pointing to the fact that
another Btill of like nuture was
planned. There were 100 gallons
of corn mash confiscated, together
with a quantity of sugar and other I
supplies. !
As the case was plainly ono I
of manufacture, according to Hhe- I
riff Starmer, it. was turned over
to the government, and a com
plaint was sworn to helorc U. S.
Commissioner Hopkins.
j LOCAL NEWS J
In from ltuckles
A Jennings of liuckles came to
Roseburg today, to transact busi
ness matters for a short time.
Joint ,hunrter In City
John Alexander of tilide, was
in the city for several hours to
duy attending to busings matturs.
Suthei-llu l'ditor Here
W. J. llayner, editor or the
Sulherlin Sun was a visitor in the
city today from his homo city,
Sulherlin.
Mr. Hovers Here
Herbert lie, ers w ho resides
near Canyonville, transacted busi
ness matters ill liosebur for u
lew hours today.
I'ndertto Operations
Zelda, Arvie and I.oletta Mc
Michaels of Clendale, underwent
nose and throat operations lit the
Mercy hospital today, pr. A. C.
Seely being In attendance.
Improving 1oup,la,s iri II
W. It. Warner of the Douglas
restaurant, ia making extensive
improvements this week. The
kitchen is being removed from
the main room tn a room In the
roar, tho counter is being ex
tended, and a new row of tables
added. Improvements ure also
being made to the kitchen, nnd
JOSEPH STATi-jrv
Joieph Statsfcr. lxlnsrton. Ms..
hllth school football stnr. It held
umler arrest Id a bosptUI there
vblle belnx treated for a nnshot
mound, aald to hare bean Inflicted
In a pistol duel with Georit. True
Use. another hlah school bey. whs
was killed In th flftit. Statsky
says be shot TraTcllne because h
thought be was a hold op man. Thi
pollc scout this account of tb(
duel.
fvWi ' rk n.ii
I 1 1 Avi M?0H1C UPC BCSEBilPC. "PE - '
stery Dtiel g1 -.1 u,.tl..t,u.
rr- , ... , .v .. j SSclkSSSJ I T I fl'MOB&MTMAGNlFI CENT
WV . FV,, ! SttS I'iWTRAYALtfa MASTERPIECE
f , 4 , Edmonds v5? 1 Wiiuam FojT
V' ' ! Foot-Fitters fJIlL
-- i NVe have a last for eve,y foot I Lincoln kncw- 1 wfiStS
L r 1 If you do well "by the people" 'bi Vf fnVT k i itC
i NY Stl I anil rmiltT a neoilnl service ! WVAtt AtiuKl Jif"m
8 "for the people" that yon will k WEM
I , . . , , . 3 (ret the support "ot the VJr
I A trcn for your feet lH.pie.". 10c 35c
l..?x.'.s?....
FOR UKNT Furnished room. Hot
ter, bath. 401 S. Main.
KKV FITTING And locksmilhing.
I Uot'buiK Cyclry. 2- N. Main.
iSPIXIAL PRICE! )n bicycles.
: HoseburR Cycleiy, 2iH N. Main.
'fJH RKNT Five 400m furnished
house, lucludiilK piano. .241 S.
Flint.
FOR KliXT
atiartineut, -I'p-to-datM furnislied
UO clllldren. 42s i'ilit.
er SI.
FOK jAT.K Second hand harness,
at a bargain. See it at Farm
1 1 urea u Kxchange.
KOU UKNT 2 furnished liouse
keeping rooms. Ground flour. 3"2
W. Washington. v
CJKNl'INE Ilean super spray hose
anil sprayers at Klecker Amort
Co., 507 N. Jackson SL, Hose burg.
F( irSALE WiidAiartauiduck
eggs for hatching. U. S. and Statu
permits, lieyers Hunch, Cunyon
ville. KOU SALE Mounted Elks tooth.
Mounting cost thirty-Nye dollars.
Low price. Address "Ftib", .News
Review. SATt:itlMVSIM;CLLAser;r5
mixing bowls for 79c. Come
early we have a limited supply.
At Pnui'll's Pnr-nitnm Cn
WAXT TO KENT place near Rose-
burg. MuHt have house, barn and
chicken house. 1 to ten acres. Ad-
FOR SALE Lot 75 feet front, and
back; 1 set single buggy liar-1
ness; 1 cream separator; 4 in-1
culmtors. Ks J. Dourte, Roseburg,
Rt. 2. Mux 141.
H A V " F ) U A L EA If till a, gra 1
hay, timothy and straw, guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment
Prices upon application. Richard
.Nyman, Wallu Walla, Wash.
IIKItliS ANOTHKlt ONK
Ford touring, late model,
llassler shock absorbers. Good
runner, car throughout in fino
running order.
J1AT11KWS MOTOH-X-CHANGE
115 Jackson St.
DK7MOSK8 II." VINYAKI"FOOT
SI'KCIAI.IST. Iteniovillg of IN
(SHOWN NAII.S a specially.
I'hone Itoom 2nti TIIIOi IIOTKI,
(iiiANI) for your appointments.
Hours 9 a.i. lo 5 p. m.-
AriTTfKlMIAItGAIN "
11)21 Ford touring, in good me
chanical condition, 1925 license,
cord tires, a bargain at $275.
Terms if desired.
MATHEWS MOTOH-X-CHANGE
115 Jackson St.
MONEy We now have plenty o?
money to loan on improved city
property. Monthly repayment
plan. No commissions. No delays.
The Cmpciua Savings and Loan
Association, with Douglas Ab
stract Company.
TitKA'l'MK.NT O F '7THK J lUM A N ,
FOOT" is my business. All Kon
ditions Including Arches. Dr. -Moses
I). Vinyard, FOOT BI'K-'
CIAUST. Phone Itoom 20B The
Hotel Grand ror atipointments. 1
Hours, 9 a. m. to 6 p. in.
as a result the restaurant will be
able to handle its trade more
I easily, and with more comfort to
the patrons.
Mi'. Piu'trum' Visiting
S. C. Iiartrum, representing tho
American Central Lifo Insurance
Co., arrived here last evening
from Portland to look after tho
interests pf his company. Knroute
to this city he visited at Willa
mette valley points. He expects
to return north tomorrow.
I Lack from (Jlemlale
Mrs. Florence Grundy, county
he:ilih tiiii-Hit ri'ttirtipd limt nii'ht 1
I from Clendale. where she has
been upending tho past week on
county heulth work. Mrs. Grundy
completed tho examination of the
I school children, weighing and ex
amining them, and investigated
ja number of cases of various
j kinds. A number of children
were found to bo underweight,
1 and sleM hnvj been . taken to
bring tiicm up to normal.
A3S
IS
Zane Grey's H
"Border Lerion" H
! PIMM I j Sunday 'ThoWanters' I
3 Dm
j TTT-y a OMFTV'Q
4 Bf l . W , U 4
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cjowW GROCETERIA 300W-CassSt-
SATURDAY SPECIALS!
Large Florida Grape Fruit,
fakers Cocoanut in ZUc cans, cans lor oc 0
Best Grade French Peas, 2 cans for 48c j
French Mushrooms, 2 cans for 98c
Suoar Crisp Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. for 25c 4
Market Day Special Raisins, 4 lb. pkg. for.....'...40c
Ami7o Oil, pint cans, 27c; quart cans, 47c;
half pHcm cans .'. : ...93c
Mazola Oil, pint cans, 27c; quart cans, 47c;
. half gallon cans 93c
Wesson Oil, pint cans, 27c; quart cans, 47c;
half gallon cans 93c
Special Blend Bulk Coffee, 3 lbs. for ...'...$1.20
Extra Special Blend Coffee, 3 lbs $1.30
Oregon Cream Cheese, 2 lbs. for 45c
Our Mother's Cocoa, small size, 10c med., 15c;
large 25c
Sugar, limited 2 pkgs to a customer,
1 2 pounds for 1. ...85c
Servs J ourself and Save at
I
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KEARNEY'S
TUP CTflDP TITIT
For. plants and flowers for Valen
tine's Day, call The Fern.
THE FEET
Are: the "Main Benrings" to the
"Human Machine", If neglected
for an indefinite period' without
proper attention will surely re
sult in a disarticulation and a
po.ssilile Kiving way entirely.
For Scientific work and expert
udvice con.su It
Dr. Moses D. Vinyard
FOOT SPECIALIST
Phone Room 206, Tho Grand
Hotel for Appointment.
Electronic Diagnosis ana
Treatment
(Abrams Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Physician
17-18-19 Perkins Bldg. Phone 491
DEAN B. BUBAR
OrTOMKTKIHT
Hpeclsllst In tli" fittlnc
lit JmUiein l-'t.
INSURANCE
IN A lilisiticss asset
Ynu mnlntaln a reserve fund to
holp you neattier a finaiuinl
i-risin.
Mm tin.ro frrnnt'nt and iinoxpcrt
Vd are the crim-n hrmight about
by mrhb'iit. !y lire, by thi-ft.
T Hey n 11 im-an In'! unless you
luive the Htflit kbi'! nf iiisiirnnf.,
the iptiVi' fuml th.tt ennbles ymi
(n K-t the bt-dt of the utiept?v.id.
Have you?
Our New Spring SIoes
Arriving Daily.
Southern Ties
Patent
Gunmetal
Nu-Tan
$5.85
S KotZtlTerie
Ptrklns Bldg.
ShO"s that Satisfy and
Kit Tour Feet ,
j-
! a dr.
H Jticl
I
per doz 68c A
GROCETERIA
T0lIjmiT ' T? M nniiAT K
You may orten get full but you
will never iget enough of Grimm
llros. MILK HREAD. Order one
loar now and no other will satisry.
Grimm llros.' MILK I1REAU. Phone
18 a.
EVENING
CLASSES
In Commercial Telegraphy and
Touch Typewriting. Kates rea
sonable, enroll now.
Roseburg Telegraph
Institute
224 Perkins Bldg.
WANTED!
Wanted Amateurs Sing
ers dancers comedians
story tellers from three
to eighty years of age for
Amateur Kite at the Ant
lers. .9
Three cash prizes turn
In your, name at theatre
office.
fonite and Saturday
Hard Hitting, Fast Riding
Jack Hoxie
IN
"The
Sign of
the .
Cactus1 '
Also 8th Episode
10 Scars Make a Man
I ANTLERS
Saturday: "The Snob"