ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1925.
FOUR
wBBsassHsasffiss
A Demonstration worth while f
to every Housewife j
Miss Grace Bogue, Home Economist of the Westing-
house Electric Mfg. Co., will demonstrate I
at the K. P. Hall. j
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday j
2 Oclock p. m.
time til Aft ;,l VTvWy" i l W
U,b,g J-4--4-4- j'fpiPW ffered
Automatic CfS i WSM 8Ue6S'nS I
Electric ft J j M II contest
Hudson Electric
nWwlw,i,i,,',i
Majestic Theatre ,Y
John M. Stahl, who made "The
Wantors," the Bpariillng comedy
drama, woven around the romantic
experiences of a lady's maid whoso
love affair with a millionaire places
her In a most remarkable situation
and now showing at the Majestic
theatre. Is known as tho director
who has never produced a failure.
Ho la adding materially to this
reputation with the record breaking
success of his new picture in all ot
the big first run theatres of the
country.
Featured In the cast are sucn
rsnable stars as Marie I'revost,
Huntley
Gordon, ueriruuo ,
Hobert Ellis, Norma Shearer
llttlo Richard Headrlck.
and j
qfteatesl
Antlers Thsatra you feel and think as n picture has
A Zane Orcy story and Paramount never made you feel and think be
plctnre. featuring Anlnnln Moreno fnre You think you have s "''
r mm- thi
NEW
and
UNUSUAL
DESIGNS
ROSEBURQ, ORE.
STORE I
ness and health of your fa:::i!..
our (iriHcrlea provi s we kei ! tae
at all times. Call us up.
PICKENS
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A WESTINGHOUSE IN EVERY
and llelene Chadwlek, couldn't be
I anything else but first class enter
tainment. Anil mats just wnat one
finds in "The Holder Legion at the
Antlers Theatre.
ir,,r in lielimtis. the finest story
, ulir ni0r In Am-
!,.r(B today nunle Into one of the
nilmt unusual screen vehicles shown j
j tll iinm-burg In many a long day. I
- H, 80ry deals with a band of 1
I conscienceless outlaws, known ns
(. ,i,.r ,,,Knnf vviio rode the
,,,,,11, iuii0 n the days when the
. ,,at v,as u. West. U s a fast niov-1
(nK u(Mlon nminnce with api'i aling
1)Vt, ,-,.m.s, raids, flghls and big .
, .,.ni.s galore and. too. that 'some-,
n,B" 1,1,1, prevents lis being
tiassed as "Just another 'western.'"
j 'l'he entire pictui-e was filmed on 1
locations personally seiecteu Dy tne
author.
Liberty Theatre
Here Is a picture that will wind
Itself mound your heart and make
WW keep nbreAH
times. We do i
Abreast of the
not show
you hist year s ideas and
designs. You will find
here whatever Is novel,
whatever Is hew ntld
whatever Is fine In silks
"Quality and Economy
The Silk Store
Silks and Satins
H
JACKSON STREET
Head
Yoiir Tabic
with
Good Food
VU "I !.Miie U'l.illty
1 o 1 i' r. tl-, I, ,1 In the hap ill
in lie- , 11. nt vl.M-.il.u-il ,,f
tail of .,t- w.-liau- in nil ml
BROTHERS
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Store
"Liisl Word" in strong drama and
human, vivid characterization, but
you haven't-not until you've seen
this picture! it reveals the jazz
mild age ns It has never been re
vealed -it shows the youlh of the!
country In lis wild striving after
nev nensn lions anil It tells the
most beautiful story of mother love
ever Ldd! It's the biggest, picture
seiisaTlon of the decade. Mrs. Wal
lace Held in "ltroken Laws," at the
Liberty Theatre today and tomor
row. The proof of the pudding Is the!
eating of It. Try this old adae'
on one loaf or CKIMM IlKi )S. 1
.MII.K ItKKAD, and see what hap-1
pens. Phone l:t3. I
MARKED DECREASES
SHOWN IN OUTPUTS
(AworUtf.) ITtn ltikrHl WirO
WASIUNC.TON, Feb. 16.
Marked decreascH In the value of
the output of two major Indus
tries, grain nnd flour milling and
beet sumir were shown In figures
nude public today by the census
bureau of lii-ll, as compared with
P'-l.
I he value of grain and flour mill
products dropped from J l.lTU.Ti't.
i:tl m f l.iiiit.i h.Pm, or It percent
de.-pite an increase i:i the quau
titv or jtrotluction.
The output of the beet sugar in-ilitti-
ti'tlinetl in value frnin
f i:::Mii'.ii.;. to $iis.:;i;i.y;s or
1"
. at.
Tin- value ot the wheat flour
on-put dt-eteased -1.2 p'-rcent to
f I'.i'. I . I.M, nil hough tbe produc
tion of li:U"l,1IU barrels was an
! jii ream of 2 1 percent. The corn
;mal oiiiput on the other band, in
rrras.'d ;;i.s percent to f;2.:.7.U7
; 111 alue mid 1 percent to 12,-1-1.-
T::'.t barrels in quantity.
otti.
it bin cookiim m1ho1. Vain-
pn'-s to the lucky lathes, lie
e. Tue.-day, 2 p. m. at the K. P.
STOP
Children's
Cough
with
FOLEY'S
JUfalsViaAsW IS7
NtiopUt 4nirdlnlprlnll
n th wrappatTa
CKtlHrn tlVil. Ir.t lUnf
cuuih tnfu-ti lit lla wotrlil.
VV. F. CHAPiMAN
FEDERAL JUDGE OF 1 k' .l ritl"
MINNEAPOLIS DEAD," AgaiDSt nil
rAwtx-UKxl nm Lr4 Wire.)
MINNKAPOU. Minn., Feb. 1J.
Federal Jude John Franklin
Mc(i e of Minneapolis shot himself
to death yesterday. He was 65
years old. Belief that his health
was failing prompted the act, be
said.
The body of the Judce was found
In a vault at hi chambers at the
Federal Kuiidinir. A bullet wound
wart in his temple and a pinto)
with one exploded cartridge was
iomiu uy ma mur,
He was appointed to the Federal I
bench in l'J-S by President Hard
ing. -.'-ujAr
Hee Miss Bogue demonstrate the
We.nlnghouse range, cheaper than
any electric range on the market,
Tuesday afternoon.
PRINCESS LOSES
VALUABLE RING
V (AuncUtrd I'rwa laaf-d Wire.)
1 PAltlS, Feb. 16. Princess Vlora
JSJ;(,f Albania, nee Helen Kelley and
rV formerly the wife of Frank J.
J rf)iild, lost a black pearl valued at
3ou,uou franc from a riuK laHt
- night while dancing in a reatau
rant in the Moutmarto.
She was dining with Georges
y C'arpentier and the liob Sleuth
g champion Lumber and discovered
ift her Io-h on returning 10 her table
after a dance.
n
Combine pleasure with a little
eijt)ii on economical electric cook-
.... rl ..I ll, u t
1 1 ''it 1 ut on a ui it i iiv .u at tu sw. .
SOUTHWEST EUROPE I
swf.pt ry storms
. (Awniclated I'retJ IjimhI Wire.) !
PAWS. Feb. Southwest Eur-'
bad weather, rain alternating with
; anow, kept Parisians indoora all
; day Sunday and Bent the Seine up i
lour feet, causing dwellers along
ihn river bank a to tear a repetition ,
of the floods of two months ago. I
In the Montpelier region, walls
have been blown over, houses ov-
erturned and trees uprooted and
similar conditions are reported
from Savoy.
o - - - -
I)on't niirfs the cooking school
next Tuesday, Wednesday
ThurEday, at the K. I'. Hall.
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BILL HAYWOOD IS
STILL IN RUSSIA
(AMrfUtM 1-frs Lt-avwt Wire.)
MOSCOW. Feb. 16 Reports
from America that big Pill Hay
wood, the former I. W. W. leader
had returned to the United States
are untrue. He is employed as a
traveling speaker by the interna
tional society for the relief of
workmen in prisons abroad and
iern Russia, m which he inadu Ij
speeches.
MUSSOLINI ILL
RI IT WII I RFCOVER
iiUl Wlt-t- IXAJ VU
(Ax:tatMl I
Lt-Mwd Wire )
TtOMK, Feb.
IB.
-Premier Mus-
Isoiinl is ill but his Indisposition, it
was stated today is not of a ser
ious nature. He. has a slight at
tack of influenza.
TWO CHINESE BOYS
SET FIRE TO SCHOOL
( A too it tt 1'rvaa leased Wire.)
SAN FltANCISCO. Feb. PI
Two Chinese boys. Jlenry Chum,
la nd Wong Chuck. set fire t
the public school where they re
fused to attend, police, said toda
rhinn chin k w ere mi in d
over to the juvenile court this in a catch-as-catch-can for cloth
morning alter two Chinese citiz- ing in the checjc room,
ens caught them Uniting a pile of Kven the patron, Mlclnel Regan,
rubbish they hail piled against the (Brooklyn sports follower, left the
Commodore Stockton school t hnll hatless nnd coa'icss.
building. I '1 be melee started when some of
o the six htousand persons present
TWO PFAPPnilMTFn I becoming impatient, storm-.-d tho
TO S1AIL UrrlCLb ments came to hand.
! .
STATB 1IOFSK,
i Feb. (. (lovernor
Sabm, ore.
Pi rce tnd.i?
reappointed 1. "N. Fletschner o
Portland, a member of the utatt
game commission, and reappoint i
Judge William Ouby of Pak-r. a:
a member of I he slate hU h n
ciurunission. Fleiehner is ti.nr
man of the ciinniis-ion and In:
tf-rm expires in February.
The time of Jude L'uby, vli i i
chairnian of the hu h.ay cmu; ..-;
sum expin s March III.
Other members of the gauif r 1
mission arc .lanes W. M;iloie :. '
Petidi Hon; lib hant W. I'm e. o
Pcrtland; Harold Cliffoid o
I'rairie Citv and lien I 'orris
gene, with A. K- Hui ghiiu! t'
Portland, secretary and
game waideii. I lie otln r
members or the hmhway en::'
sion are II. It. amlti. r cf I
land and Wade 11. Malone ot
vallis.
FROST IN EUGENE
( awUlrM I'l. aa I r, ,1 1
r.l'C.I.'NK. On . Vs b. it; r
cret-ted e:ni risei.s in. Kiu v.
day for i lie ln t time ii.
w.'kn. l.a-t iii-bt the ;.! -dropp.
d to :;l gret - ah...
from a maximum ot -vtsit-rtl.it.
1; was tl'iul.. h
day.
LOS ANGELES WOMAN
BUYS CEAUTY PARLOR
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it ii. -tin
tno:. !.!, alii r ur
l"i. d .11 M
U .ii,l. t!i
pivpi i- I . -s. i - a in. ir of
IV ii. v -t of tins cii , a
will ii : t . in bout a w k to
eh.ti l;'. 1' nt il Imt a: 1 1 v al tin
elit opei atni W ill be In t '
with Mr. Wcsi of the Tcruiia
With Musterole
Influenza. Crippe and Prvumonia
ri'ialiv start with a cold. The moment
,-.,u get those warning aches, get busy
nh K'1 old Musterole.
Nlihierole is a counter-irritant that
-iVvts congestion (which U what a
- .id willy i 1 and stimulates circulation.
It has all the Kood qualities of the
,!d-fashior.td musUrd plaster without
l!ie Muter. ,
Ju t rub it on with your fincer-tips.
l-'ir-t you will feel a warm linyie as me
healing ointment -penetrates the porea.
i""( , - - ,
tlwn a soothing, cooling sensation and
uuuKrenei.
HaveMusterolehandyforemergency
use. It may prevent serious illness.
ToMothm: Musterole Is also
made in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Mustarola.
35c and 65c, in jars
and tubes.
A
Btttcr than a mtutard plattd
ber shop doing the hair cutting. fggor Frederick Osborn of the
Mrs. Ogden is leaving at once for'phjgjcs department of the t'nivers
I'orilaml. and later expects togo;o.(ty of Washington, the Idea was
t'aliiornla. , , suggested by Coach Russell Cal-
o low of the Washington crew, sev-
. . nn eral crew candidates majoring In
iNbWbCUUl IKUUr I
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH ,
. 1
A new Floy Scout troop Is being i
organized by the Christian church '
and the first meeting will be held 1
.in Tuesday evening. This troop
will be composed largely of the
boys attending the church or Bible
school, itev. H. K. Mow, pastor of
the church, who has had a great
deal of experience In work of this
kind, Is to serve as scoutmaster,
and a citizenship committee has
been appointed to aid in the work
The church Is bearing any financial
obligation other than the regular UUPi t)lat fui;0ved an arsunent
dias required. It is expected that a,wnen a dos owned by Lice attark
strong organization will result. iej a sheep owned by Hugh and
o Hugh killod the do". T"w fanners
OESCENE PLAYS ARE
SHOCKING SENATORS
fAwHM'iati-'l I'res I-fannl Wire.)
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1G-
Charging that plays no obsene
land indecent in plot and languaxe
(an to shoc k the moral sense of the
community." have recently been
. staged in Washington theatres,
It. presrntative Halliuger, republl-
can. .Massacnuseiis, touay iniro
duted a resolution asking the Dis
trict of Columbia commissioners
what steps had been taken to pre
vent Improper productions.
SAN JOSE HOTEL IS
.ROBBED OF $2500
I (Aiolated Pnei LelMd Wir.)
I SAN JOSK. Cal., Feb. 16. The
hntpl fir. .Intnes. which nilinins the
Icounly jail here, was held up early
today by two men who took $La;u
worth of jewelrv from Clerk Harry
..ni J
I Alter tying Williams and a b l
boy in a room adjoining tn ti -
flee, the robbeu registered a new-
ly arrived coumI and one of tiiem
enacting the rolj of bell by, es
corted the gu -i'.is to their loom
and collected a tip.
CLOAK ROOM RUSH
CAUSES BIG LOSS
(Atworlitrd rresa Leaded Wire.)
NKW YORK. FKB. 16 Four
hundr il garments, valued at $-5,-UUO,
int luding valuable fur coats
were lost when the annual Coney
I Island ball broke up early touay
Five iMilieenian finally subdu-'il
the crowds, but one woman said
she had lost a $11. Gun fur coat
while hundreds of others went
home without hats or coats.
PiiY'lHsni witrn aoainit nttlretlni couth I
md rnldi and ttH at th itrnSui lung com-
plication, that miy mult. Ldn phyil
i eiant ruw prui-nbn RAL&AMtA tr all brn
rhtcl fldoctioni. Wfll known Dr. 8nJ. F.
, Crtbtrm. AndeMon, Wn.. writ: "t uit It
1 ticluii.rtv for my ractie rd my family.
, it l uick. tun n tait in itt acttoa hat
I fiottiiftf all."
t Ti'ttint th rnl rt th liftiifnra yi:df":e
1 I ( 'Triinri i.t i:in:c:ati n 'tifrmj Ihal a lr:t
of hid: n N.v,ul,. I the ue i f :1 ff'-m
) a nm if r'unl ii-rt.tmr fpt:i th nT.L-pi
1 of lnr.ifiiJ'4 He imkI t.ife n ls ming hi
, h u t'Cii'Mi ir.d u.t-n in a h mi.tal htt-
fli'tt ti( .!?! ' dr!h" rrn. Nrwt of the
orld and f r trnnf t rut
I A Hi t I' S.ll.l-
Il.VI S.MK -r
' urn ! orniaiifl
:n h chi't purv t .'t-tithlf
'iiti II fin 1 1 mir.ii nl-'in
II (t'-li jl the
It wtl f! rir, bst.iil
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tl". ti". , f Oi.' 1-- ul,. I
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lo t.tktf and ilptiitariv uft I
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(i, -;-,- iPf I .1 . -, , ,, in. ,h.,kh-. I.nr-.1,1.-
tl 1 - rv.,.,.- :,v r-iwlt. no RUlU'r fr,,rn
h.,i r.,,,,,- ,ir -,:r moni-y h.ck. All drug
'H It At.SA MKA
In HonelMiiK Luy It from Chapman's
i
priti s'or. j
e1 ,or !
:j chronic rJ?k i
CHRONIC
COUGHS
SPORT SHORTS
Joe Bush likely will be rele
gated to the outfield) when bis
twirling days are over. The not
ed red shirted twlrler baited .33!
In 1924 In 60 games, an even one
hundred iiolnta better than the
average of I'rban Shoeker, who
swapped uniforms with him In
one of the most important trades
of the winter season.
The demand for competent polo
coaches bus become one of the
most interesting Indications of the
growing popularity of the game.
At the present time the United
States polo association is attempt
ing to supply three clubs with
instructors.
Frank Frlsch, captain and sec
ond baseman of the Giants and
Herb l'ennock, left handed pitcher
of the Yankees, are the only
players of the New York teams
holding out for luger salaries.
A new device Is being perfected
to register the pull of each oars
lran in an eight oar shell, accord
ing in an announcement bv Pro
physics department of the Uuivers-
ism.
The University of Washington's
wrosliinf; 8easuii opened in Seattle
aatUrday, when the Huskies met
0regon Agricultural College mat
men
r. .
COUSINS SLAIN IN
A SHOT GUN DUEL
(AMorUtm) 1TM Lued Win.)
LAUREL, Miss , V'eb. l i.- -JInph
nml I.iiro Landrum. cousins, killed
..u.,h other veaterJac in a sholr.nn
llived in the I'rot'si iwn J :',1-D,em.
STOKKS IS ACCTSKIi.
(AMoutrd Pim lul Wire.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 16 Testimony
to show that W. E. D. Stokes,
New York millionaire, tried to
i obtain false affidavits linking hia
wife's name with those of Jack
Johnson, pugilist, anG other ne-
' roes, was foreshadowed today by
i Assistant- State's Attorney W. W.
Smith. Htnkee and ;three others
are on trlnl chaTged with con
spiracy to injure the character of
Helen Elwood Stokes of Denver,
Colorado.
Mr. Smith said the evidence
would show that the co-defendant,
Robert Lee of Chicago, negro,
1 told a man "you don't need to
know Mrs. Stokes, to sign an affi
davit for Stokes and you'll get a
lot of money."
An effort will be made to prove
that Mrs
Stokes always had "red
or tltian hair." and that "Stokes
knew It." will be made, Mr. Smith
announced. He Baid this would
bear on an attempt of defendants
, w "1S- oieB mm
i woman of Questionable repute
who had dark or dyed hair.
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night with a bullet wound in his
head, In his cabin on the Fnlted
States navy transport Arconne,
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vy authorities said that they be
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