ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925.
SIX
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to collect dirt and germs. A damp mop keeps it
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Many cheerful patterns that w ill keep brightness
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COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
Roseburg, Oregon
NAIRN Linoleum
CHAFF FROM
THE CRIST AT
THE CAPITOL
WASHINGTON, Fob. 33. (ITnl
td I'ress ) . JnHi'ph S. McCoy,
whlto-liaimi treasury department
actuary, snjilres to writ the per
fect tax lnw. For yean, MrCoy has
figured, estimated and puzzled iAit
other men's tax bills und predicted
how they would work but back in
his mlud all the time has Iftln the
perfect law. ConKron, perhaps,
Borne day may ak him to do it,
Junt for a flyer. .McCoy cuiya Its
hfKhest rate will be 10 or -15 per
cent, normul and surtax combined,
A dusty old offic In the treasury
department builillnn bnunta the
clock from which KprariK "standard
time." Two-srnrtt years ao, Wash
JiiKjon, Italtliuore and New York
observed local times, varying by
several minutes. A i-owriinient
worker whose name is Inst to his
tory conceived the Idea of zonliiR
the country Into ronton, observ
ing the same time. He worked the
Idea out on an old walnut wall
clock in his otllce, providing It with
ono minute hand and six hour
hands, each of a different color.
One stands for Greenwich (Lon
don) time, and the others for At
lantic, eastern, central, mountain
and 1 'Keltic time, which have born
adopted. Though t he ' ant hors
name Is lout to memory, the old
clock still ticks awuy on the wall,
pushing lis seven hands around the
dial.
Army signal corps officers hope
some day to build a gigantic radio
Bin I Ion In the Icy wastes of North
A tank a to communicate directly
with Kuropo via the North Pule,
The frigid polar nir has found to be
A superlative medium for carrying
radio waves and by linking up tho
western United States through
cables overland wires, or radios.
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1 CONSULT
Rapp Building
I THE LIBERTY THEATER
LAST TIME
YAKIMA
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"ROMANCE
AND
RUSTLERS"
A World's Champion Rider in Action
Also: Feature Comedy: "ltngliiiiK Gns"
Alsp: Fields and Streams "Salmon Fishing'
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY
MRS. WALLACE REID in
BROKEN LAWS
(Endorsi'd by Club Womm. Clvlr (.ra.l. rn, TuJiltc orflcluU an! J
many ntlurt.l
(ant transmission of messages to
Kurope could be effected.
Arctic phenomena, including the
aurora borealis, do not appear to In
terfere In the slightest with radio
communication. Though much
blame for static has been placed on
the aurora, it Is believed to exor
cise no evil effect on wireless trans
mission. Signal corps men stationed at
tiny Alaskan posts to aTford them
radio communication with the out
side world frequently enjoy con
certs from Kuropeun broadcasting
stattous, notably lleiiln, when com
plHely out of touch with American
Millions.
This fact is what first gave the
orrirers the idea of trans polar com
mercial communication, which
some day may be a fact, j
Here is one for the doubting;
Tliemases who question the claim
of (he C nlted Stares army and navy
to the championship marksman
hliip of the world. When Washing
ton was snowed-ln by the big bllz
md the news photographers who
"cover" the White House tried to
have a little fun with cabinet off.
cers. An Secretary of War Weeks
and Secretary of the Navy Wilbur
were coming out of a cabinet meet
ing, the photographers asked tin m
to pose In school-boy fashion,
throw ing snow-bulls at each other.
Wilbur and Weeks solemuly
agreed. The secretaries picked up
the rfulit amount of snow, and jmi
ted out hard icy balls. The phott
graphers got behind their cameras
and prepared the locus. The cabi
net officers aimed, "Fire," shomed
the photographers. Weeks and Wil
bur fired - and hit two cameras
square In the lens.
EXTRA MUSIC AT BAPTIST
SERVICES
Extra special music at the llap-
list services tomorrow evening at
7:.U. Orchestra directed by Mr. ott.
Choir directed by Miss llaseltlne.
Miss llasidtine will slug a solo. The
pastor will give a brief bcrmou.
Public cordially Invited,
lo it now. Order a sample loaf of
Grimm Pros.' MILK PUKAD and it
will become your steady diet. Phone
RUN DOWN
A run down system Is due
to disordered nervea. A
chitopracllc examination
locates your trouble, and
by adjustments relieves It
and builds up the body.
"Yours for Health"
Dr. C H. McNeil
Chiropractic Specialist
Phon. 694 J
327 'cst Cass
TONIGI IT
CANUTT
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The annual convention of the;
Oregon Itetail Merchants Assoria-
Hon. will be held In Ctit-'ene on Sun-1
day, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, of next week, and It Is expect
ed that there will be a large num
ber of the business men of this city
in attendance. A splendid program
has been prepared and noted speak-1
ers will be present to make ad-1
dresses on the various lines of!
trade Included In the association.
lint- or inn ifaiuri'B m me champion. yenliTday it art Ml traln-
tracln division ronfrrrnros whi-re'K fr hi, 12 round bout with
thi! problems of each line of busl-i (t.rt CallDia to be held at Vernon
nes will be Riven consideration, ar,.na February 24. It was an
and addreiixrs made by exiertB. notinred that .lack Pempwey,
Question have been propounded heavyweliilit title holder and
for each trade division, und theae
will be discussed on Tuesday after'
noon .
. The committee has Riven much
thouKht to the entertainment of Hie I nf (,.n f the world's greatest
delegates, and luncheon will tx1 ! uprlritora named by Charles I'ad
held at the leadlnK eatinK houses of 1 ,o, i,, champion sprint star, ex
KUKi ne, and bauiiiel will be clven eluding himself. The other nine
every evenlns. with the annual on the list In the order named
dance on Tuesday. Prominent I are: Harold Abrahams. Creat
speakers from all sections of the
coast will bo present. The I'nlvcr
slty of Oregon will also contribute
to the program.
Delivered a mile without a cent
of profit. That's our service on
fresh, pure, wholesome, (irlmin
llios." Mll.K IHtKAl). l'hone 133.
EXPECT TO REACH
CAVERN TOMORROW
(Continued from page one)
hoped that at that distance wo
would hit solid rock to hold tho
shaft in position. However, we
did not strike tho rock and us a
precautionary measure the shaft
Is now being tied into position t
keep It from slipping down. It
is being hung from the top of the
ground. The shaft in now within
five or ten feet of the complete
depth."
At the time It was Impossible to
tell when the tunnelling would be
slarted. No chanue was indlcalt'd
In the estimated time that Collins
would be reached about 7 o'clock
Sunday morning.
CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 14. Men
In the natural passage to Sand
Cave talked to men in the rescue,
shaft being sunk toward Hoyd id-
lins, entombed cave explorer, while
making soundings at 11 o'clock
, a , t
H. T ( armichael and Elbert
II IIIIN.I Will 1. III.- 1M-
torn of the shaft and held di.tlinct
con versa t ion with F.d
Premier
and two other men who were Jn
the passage as far as the cave-In,
said an official statement, "It Is es
timated that we will reach Collins
In approximately 20 hours ptovid
ed no other difficulties occur. We
still have six more feet before we
hnll..vo.1 in he. tho rnnf of the niv! !
ern leading to Collins."
The shaft, according to Mr. Car-
michael, will tap Sand Cave he
tweeu Collins and the point where
the cave In occurred In the natural
passage last week. The point be
tween the cave In and Collins was
estimated at 2 feet. Tho penetra
tion of Sand Cave will be in front
of Collins. Previously it had been
believed that It would bo behind
Collins.
Digging, will continue until 3 o'
clock this afternoon when a new
section of timbering will be low. r
ed into place, one of the
dinners
flaid at noon 'today. This will take
until about S o'clock tonight and
when the digging is resuimd we I
may cut through to Sand Cave any I
minute, he a Med. j
CAVE CITY. Ky.. Feh. 11. IT. T. j
Carmlchael, superintendent of the
Kentucky Rock Asphalt company,
who dropped his work to take )
charge of Floyd Collins' rescue (
shaft was so intent on the rescue!
effort lhat he forirot yesterday was
his wife's blrthdav. Mrs. Car-j
michael went to the sand hole ;
camp yesterday afternoon to take'
her huliand some hot coffee, some
food and a razor, and n minded
him of the event.
SAND CAVK. Ky., Feh. 14.
An official bulletin at 2 o'clock
said the Hoyd Collins rescue
shaft is now f.5 ft feet deep. A
shift of experienced hard rock
miners were sent down at L'::!i to
sturt a slophit; tuniit l down to the
nine font cavern, which officials
hope will lead to Collins prison.
I CAVK CITY. Teh. II. T.ck
'Collins, aged father of Klnvd Cnl
illlis. elltomlteil c.ive evttlnrer to.
'day appealed to the prrxs of the
country to convey hU pnitltude to I
all who ha vi allied In lltn rffortn
!to r-'tiniH hi son. "I want to
thank all who hai (tlvi'n th.'tr s.-r-
vii-i-M. H-'ht quiMiii'tit. nmdf dona-
tlot.. prayi'd for Floyd or m-nt
im sxatrt u of nvmnnthv and rondo-
.nctV Raid tho ilMn'sn .d iarcnt.
. o
Kor ronrrt'to work rail Taylor,
lKt No. Flint St. Tl. 2-5 K.
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AI'TO CiOI'S Ol'K ;HAII
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An ntitnniohtlo occupied by two
traiolllntf nalosinon wrnt off tho
hithwjiy ahont flvo mllon north
f Myrilo Crock this ntorniniE. Tho
Hirkonhackor touriiiR car. tn
which they were riding failed to
negotiate a turn, either because
of a .broken steering apparatus,
; or a hkiu, anu went over uio
grade, rolling about leei to
the men ro-
and both
bruised. They
re tuken to Myrtle Creek on a
stage which reached the spot a
few minutes after the arrfdent.
The car was badly wrecked.
SPORT SHORTS
(AwnrlatM Prw. Lm.M Wirt I
Vlrlrpr Walker, wollprwelcht
Ilabe" Cullen, Newark promoter,
would second Walker.
I.oren Mtirchlson, New York
sprint flesh, Is first on thn list
1 ttrltaln; II. Houbeu, Cermany;
Jackson ficholz, I'nltnd States. Al
Lo Coney, United Stntes; How
man, United States; Frank llus
sey, Unite, State; C. Hill, Unit
ed States; (1. K. Porrlt, New Zea
land, and Keats Lloyd, United
States.
Arrangements for the bantam
weight championship bout be
tween Eddie, "Cannonball" Mar
tin or Itrooklyn and Charley
"I'hll" Rosenberg of New York,
have been completed the date to
be February liO and Madison
Square Garden the scene.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 14. Pros-
ident Coolldge Is following a wait
ing policy toward the problem of
further armament limitation, but
he Is watching developments
abroad carefully and will be pre
pared to act even he considers a
' l Th
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; nt,ml,,n of permitting
. Knrnm iul nnW(,rH tll l!eVeloD
what can bo accomplished u.wc.id
I disarmament through tho pro-
Meet launched last year at Ceneva,
'r , Uwiv J SliXiltf He an-
. , tn OOM.,.C
in lh'cember that lie would do noth-
ing until that project had reached
a point Indicative of success or
failure.
If Orent Britain should take the
view that more could be accomp
lished through a conference called
by the Pulled States, that develop
ment doubt less would have great
w ,',''ht ln W -assessment of the
situation which might be underlak
'n m'ni
HIGH SCHOOL VICTORS
IN DEBATES FRIDAY
The locnl high school debate
teams came out victors In two de
hales, held Friday, one at 2:45 in
the afternoon, in the bih school
auditorium, bet ween the Camas
Valley high school team nml the
Roseburg team, and one Kridav
night at Riddle, between the Rid
die high school team nml the local
' n'Kn p'hnl l'Hios. The question
I wn:, ".'lved. Ihat the Japanese
should be admitted to the 1'nited
Slates under the quota term of the
Immlgrajoit law." Th local debat
ers upheld the affirmative side of
the question, and the result was a
three decision by the judges, who
were, Mr. Northrop, of Wilbur; Dr.
C. If. llailey, of South Deer Creek,
and C- A. Ilrand, of the Overland
Orchards. The negative team,
which met the Riddle debater, won
a two to one decision. The de
bates were interesting, and show
ed much foret bou l1i( and hard
work on the part of the debaters
DIVORCE ALLOWED.
A divorce was granted today to
O. IV Corns from Oitte Corns
The charge was cruel and Inhuman
treatment. Corns alleged a I
1,1111 wm' 're.nieniiy w.-nf awav
, Ior mI wnn maie companions
and that lurfm his absence Mi
held disgraceful partle-. The plain
tiff was represented bv Attorn v
IVxt.r Rice.
OAK GROVE BRIEFS
Andrew Ttiwnenl wa Ui (ink
MeiKhiy wllhvturkcys
Mrs. tleorpn Wilcox visited at
t,lP Mnrston hnnn Wi'dm-dday.
s(,'oru r.-Cfivi.,. worn
Thursday of tho il.-ath of )vn
hnMhi-r. Ko-tiT Vrord. who ilh-.l
R is h"! St. ( loud. Minn,
j Wt-dnsdav mornimr
i 11 !- Kru. had th had lurk to
to lis one of his milk cn Suti-
dav nlpht.
anil Mr K. N. Howard w. ro
on th plrk list l:it wt'i-k. but arr
iimich bottor at this wrltimr.
Mrs II. h. Kru-o and Ml Mil-
drod Kruso cnllrd at tho Marsion
homo WVdnodav.
' Dm, Wilcox was ln llost bun;
Wednesday.
If F. Scrord was In Oakl.m.l
Monday.
( Miss I.ois llord ppont Ft 1. lav
nU'ht at tho Solvrrt homo.
Mrs. Sfl'-rk of Suthorlin vislf-d
nt tho homo of h'T dauphtor Mvs.
flaud r.off last wook.
i 11. I. Kruso and Howard Lcnard
wcro in Oakland Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Chiud tloff ami s n
and Mrs. S In k vMd at tho Si c-
ard homo Wi ilnostlav.
From Rural District
i In fmm tho rural districts for a
fow hours today vtsltfnr anil slum
ttiiK with fvit'ods was Mrs. Krank
St'iiilirtin-r. Mm. Stomhaur Is from
Hal'.-)
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DANCE
Every
Saturday Nite
at the
ARMORY
A JITNEY PARTY
MUSIC BY THOSE
Blue Devils
FEATURING ALL
THE NEW ONES
BE THERE
CALL FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT
BONDS
Notice Is hereby given that city
improvement bonds of the city of
Kn.scburg, Oregon, series "O" No. 3
to 4T inc., will be taken up and paid
on the 2"th day of February 1925.
and that Interest thereon will cease
aft r said date.
Uated February 14th. 192.1.
V. F. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 14. A
broader shipping outlet for eccs
steailied the local market, although
extras were down another cent at
the close of the week, being post
id at 2S cents on the exchange.
All other grades were steady and
unchanged. Current receipts clos
ed a half cents higher at 24ic.
The local butter market was
very firm at the close but no
chance In prints or buying prices
of buttcrfat Is contemplated over
the weekend. Cube quotations
were ateady on the exchange.
Linseed oil prices have been re
duced five cents a gallon by local
wholesale paint and varnich
houses. Raw oil fs now $1.37 and
boiled $l.;:y per gallon in barrel
lots.
Mill feed prices have responded
to the lower trend ln wheat. Mill
run and middlings are $1 a ton
lower today; all scratches $2 a ton
lower; mashes $1 a ton lower and
feed barlev, oats ami whe-u tl a
Ion lower; feed corn declined ?3 i
a ton.
Countrv dressed meats were!
steady and unchanged at the close
of the week. Receipts ar light
with little or no call. Choice light
veal li; to 1J cents; choice lights
hogs KiJ cents. '
Live poultry receipts were Jirlit
today and the market closed steady
in all xlines. Commission houses '
were denned up. With their bat
teries empty and no carry over, a
firmer market is contemplated.
Prices were unchanged at the
close.
' rORTT.AXD. Ore.. Feb. 14
Compared week ago: steers are
strong to 2f cents higher; she
stock !!." to r(ft cents higher; others
i steady; week's bulk prices; beef
j steers $fi to $7.r.O; few $7.7.r to
S7Sr; one strict I v good load of
I corn-feds $S.2ii; cows and heifers
! $5 to Jti; odil head heifers Q. 75;
; ton cows S;. 2Ti ; canner- and cut
! t'TS 2 to f4.r0; bologna bulls
I S2.2R to $3 75; butchers S4 to
$1.60; best light veal calves Sll;
' others $5 to $11 ",0.
Hogs Compared week nrn:
' Mostly M cents higher; week's
bulk prices r desirable weight
butchers $1 to $12 ut: inix-d
load $1140 to $1175; paking
j sows $!' 75 to Jlu.riti; s'lmglwer
pigs $10 ,10 to $11; feeder pig. ?s.r.O
, to $!t r0; closing top $0 2".
Sheep Nominally steady with
I week ago; receipt practically all
on contract.
rOKTI.AM). Ore.. Feb. II --F: cs
shout steady. Current n-r ip s
injc; pullets 2ISc; firsts 23 ; rir 2I-;
henneries 21 ii He delivered I'ort-,
land.
J'runlng tools at Wharton Pros
In th rir. ult r.uirt of th Stnl. nf ;
Of'irn tlif I'.'iinty of I 'o 1 1 n I nf. i
W. K. lorrns, t'l:iint Itr. v.
Sh'mh to ha t'h'VinK'T. I' f''n1:int.
Ti Siiiniintnu. i h-vinKiT, in-nii-.
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nlnintiff hr'in filfl hk.i int yu in
th l"'ve .Milllltd ...tut. nil or !
forf lht l:i!t lv of tii time pr-- ,
rrih.'l tn ttu ontt-r nr inihltrntf.n
of this utimtnon .-"ii n. wlii'ti;
peftoil of tnm- IK ait i'i'h from ih.
llth iIhv of l'VI-r. 1 t ti : t li.-lnif
th il.it of t'i first i",ilIli at i.-n
Itrrfof. unit tf yon fail o to Hipr t
inl sniw r onilHiiit tlie '
pliilnMff will m-plv to the ourt fori
ihf rflli f prav. d for tn his mm
piultit. for a Ut'crt'f of fot.liiirr
of tlu mot ttii upon the r-n I prop-
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FOR RENT 2 houses. 828 V. Lane
St. .
MINK'rrR coat for tale. Call at
r,ll Winchester St.
PUR "BALK 00 loads of barnyard
manure. lJ.tr Creek lalry. l'hone
4r,Fll.
FUR ri:nt
-La rge 2 room a part
ground floor. Phone
nient on
Sol-L or call 327 W. Douglas.
YOUNG" LADY wants work of any
kind by day or hour. P. O. Kox
ls,p, Roseburg.
FOR RENT Furnished house,
close In. Also three other houses.
C. U. Helbig. 4u7 W. Cass.
FOR RKNT Placksmith shop. In
quire W. J. Meredith, Looking
Glass, Ore. Phone 1F2 for par
ticulars. VA NTK DI to use w or k or work of
any kind by the hour. Phone
5M-J. Maggie Noah, call morn
ings. FOR SALE Whito Peklh duck
eggs, $1 per setting. Also O. A. C.
Ilarred Rock eggs, 1 a setting.
Phone 34 F2.
VANTKI 4 or5 room modern
furnished or partly furnished
house with garage. Address
"House." care News-Review.
AM equipped to handle " your con
crete work efficiently and eco
nomically. Stanley W. Taylor,
contractor, 113 No. Flint St. Tel.
225-R.
FKMALE" I IKLP" VVA NTK DEarii
$5-$lt) weekly, addressing, mail
ing circulars. Send stamped enve
lope for particulars. Palace Mall
Co., Toledo, Ohio.
LO A N S Pie nTy of money to loan
on Improved city property. No
commissions. No delays. Umpqua
Savings and Loan Association
witB Douglas Abstract company.
SALES M EN "OITaG ENTSVVANT
Kl) A business of your own.
Amazing money maker. Stylish
quality shoes at $3.95 and $4.95.
Outfit that makes sales. Style
Arch, Dept. H2. Cincinnati.
FEMALE HELP WANTED WanT
ed Ladies In thjs locality to em
broider aprons for us at home
during their leisure moments.
Write at once. Art Textile
Shoppe, 10G2 Hughes Ave., Lima.
Ohio.
FOR-SATE Accredited chicks.
Now is the time to get your or
der in for future delivery. White
Hatchery, sells only 8. C. White
Leghorn AA accredited chicks
at single A prices. Full count
and safe delivery guaranteed.
Write for price list No. 6. White
Hatchery. Petaluma, Calif.
FEMALE HELP" WANTED'ALSO
MALE HELP WANTED Join
the movies. All types wanted. No
special qualifications required.
Openings in Metro-Gold wyn
Mayer's greatest 1925 motion pic
ture "A Message to Garcia.' Ex
penses and .large salaries paid.
Write today. True Confessions
Maerazlne. Itobbinsdale. Minn.
"
CLYDE LAUGlfEAn
TRANSFERRED TO .
AGENCY AT ALBANY.
.
C. W, Laughead. manager of
the local agency of u the Pacific
Fruit and Produce company, has
been transferred to Albany, and
Is leaving tomorrow to lake up
his duties in that city. Mr. Clyde
Hatfield who has been employed
here for the past year with the
company, will take Mr. Laug
head n plnce fls manager of the
agency Mr. Laughead has been
a resident of Hosebnrg for a num
ber of years while serving with
the fruit and produce company,
and his friend regret his depart
ure, although pleased with his ad
vancement. His family will re
main in Roseburg until the end
of the present school term.
Tl. R.
Kichter
the Camas Valley
l Roseburg visitor
merchant
today.
'
was
F. & F
Eugene
Roseburg
FREIGHT CO.
DAILY SERVICE BY
INSURED CARRIER
Will take freight to Kiu-ene.
I'ortland and all way points
or witl move your furnilure
ny place.
Roseburg Headquarters.
Broadway's Garage
Phone 393
Edmonds
Foot-Fitters
Huilt for comfort and to stand
punishment.
i We have a last for every foot
S7.50
A treat for your feet
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Washington '
Never Shirked Duty
It In a well known fact that Wash
ington never shirked duty, not only
In time of peace, but ln time of
war.
Our beloved. Country wa slad to
honor him as our first .president
The Roseburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
ASHBY'S IMPORTED
Ilroreoll seed $20 per lb. Order
from Mrs. N. C. Ashby, Apt. fi over
Uoae Confectionery. lioseburK, Ore.
American fence is zinc Insulated,
a process by which 50 to lot per
cent more galvanizing is placed on
the wires than was possible under
the old method. We buy in carload
lots and will quote you according
ly. Wharton 11 row.
THE FEET
Are the "Main Bearings" to tho
"Human Machine". If neglected
for an indefinite period without
proper attention will surely re
sult In a disarticulation and a
possihle giving way entirely.
For Scientific work and expert
advice consult
Dr. Moses D. Vinyard
FOOT SPECIALIST
Phone Room 206, The Grand
Hotel for Appointment.
Electronic Diagnosis ana
Treatment
(Abrams Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Physician
17-1819 Perkins Bldg. Phone 491
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
iii.'1'fi.ii'rrltivr
Specialist in thn titling of
(iinHsefl
11 Jackson St.
INSURANCE
Von maintain a rest'rve fund to
ti'I you weuthvr a f inumial
Mut inor1 freqiifnt and unexpect
ed lire 1h criMfjt liriuiKht uliuut
t.v itcrtdi'tit, ty (iro. by ttwft.
Tli'-y all mejin lim.s unl-s you
have the riKlit kind of UisiiiBii.-f,
th rt'STVt fund Hint cnuhlft you
l" K't th hvm of the ua'Xect-d.
ll;ie you?
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TONITE
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Miotic mni!
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Conrad XhkH, John Gllbort, Hedda Hopper, FhylHs Havor
and Norma Shearer
"THE SNOB"
Feature Comedy
"Fast Company" Our Gang Comedy
Also: "World News" tha latest
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MB
ANTONIO MORENO f T W
Helene Ckadwick
Ths Gumps, in "Andy's-
Stump Speech"
Kr ANTLERS AS-
Zane Grey's
"Border Legion"
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Bldg. Roteburg, Ore.
Phone 86.
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 elgiity years of age for
Amateur Nite at the Ant
lers. Three cash prizes turn
In your name at theatre
H office.
Last Time Tonlte
Hard Hitting, Fast Riding
Jack Hoxie
IN
"Thi
Sign of
the
Cactus '
Also 8th Episode
'10 Scars Make a Man'
Children
10c
Majestic
Adults
1Se
Sunday 'The Wanters'
TONITE TONITE f!
''Paths
News"
Blue Devils
Orchestra