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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1923. I Everybody was expecting it. The sombre, heavy colorings and the old cut of the garment couldn't be excused any longer. And now what a welcome change! And how the makers of ADLER COLLEGIAN CLOTI 1ES are showing what art in clothing really is. Such casy draping lines, full of style and refinement, are a revelation; and the colors pastel shades of laven der, blue, tan and grey. No wonder the best dres3ed men in Roscburg are coming in every day to pick their new Spring clothes here. $25 to PEN MORONI-DLSEN CO. AliAliN bUlXEOM' UL, Duplicating tho success of! "tfnmnv" wltli Ihn HI, lr.iunon rl n n ; comedy "Taming of the Shrew", the Moroni Olsen players Inter preted that most mirth prot-ok'ii? of all of Shakespeare's cncicdies In Koiehurg last nic.ht before a large and appreciative nudience, an audience listening eni;ejly to each inimitable characterization by this clever company. The fine j attention to detail and the extrac- i tion of the- inmost possibilities from each scene mudo the produc- i tlon a notable one, that will long I be remembered. Moroni Olsen easily dominated the vnrious ?cenes, his voice, man ner, phyulquo and humor being Ideally suite. I to hp role of I'e truchin, which he carried through In a most satisfying manner. Janet Young fairly flashed fire n i the untamed shrew, nnd trnclu.it ed naturally Into a fond and lov ing wife, ltyron Foulger was a comical Griiinio. and his every ap pearance W-IIS preetcil l,y l.. Why Drag Around The majority of men past forty suffer from some form of proslrate trouble. The; symptoms are many, tlic c.iusr often one Prostatitis. Our methods nre safe sane and sure in this trouble. No inconvenience, no bad effects. DR. RUPERT A. MOON Electro-Chiropractor Phone 554 for rvenin;? appointment. 324 Perkins Blc!(;. 61 THE LIBERTY TODAY AND TOMORROW DICK HATTON AND MARILYN MILLS Will I I I IF. TWO Vt ONDI.R I IOIW.S In THE BEN WILSON GREAT WESTERN ."THE CACTUS CURE" I ALSO: FF.ATUFtr. COMI-DV: 'I ll'SP, WPS ATF.1V g ALSO: ttUNTIW. Wll F) IH'CKS I COMING SUNDAY MONDAY AND TL'ESDAY i A I I1LARIOUS l'OMI.DY-DKAM. f: WANDA HAWLEY AND PAT O'MALLF.Y S "LET. WOMEN ALONE" 't rroin Snliirdiiy Kvonlns; Post's "tin the sii'lf " Jj S ((Tills spiilal laiiKhti'r ftnture 1 our rnuhr pru-ps.) The Turn in MEWS Clothing Styles luis come $50 CBMS NOTICE TO PATRONS My denial offices will be Closed fl'OTIl tills dale Hill It i March 2, lis I will be out of I town until that date. G. J. HACIIER. of laughter that his clever buf foonery deserved. Tho Moroni Olsen Plnynrs plan to return next fall at the start of their IuLTi-IIk season In a series ; of three more plays, two comedys ! and one of a more serious na I ture. It has not been announced I whether the High School Parent Teachers Association will sponsor ' these appearances or not, I rt A gooil garden seeder will save time nnd Meed. Planet, Jr., seeders for lti.nu tit Whiirtim Pros. Hnve you honietntiiK i rudo, ' i give awny, Itevfpw rnlnmnn To sell, to Use News- , THEATER BRITISH FIR Would Establish Interna tional Peace on a Much Firmer Basis. U. S. IS GRATIFIED From London Re- ceived by Officials in Washington Who Are Pleased. (AMnoUti-l TrcM limt Wire.) LONDON. Feb. 20. Another step toward bringing about a new limitation of armaments confer ence In WaHhiiiKton developed to day when it was announced in diie lomatic circles that the altitude of the British Kovcrnmcnt that It was time to back up any move by the United States to establish Interna tional peace on a firmer basis. While the conservations deslnn od to bring about such a confer ence had been going on for some time in London and Fai ls, as well as in Toklo, It was stilted It was considered thnt the plans for the conference were well along now In the preliminary stngo und that, the conference waB likely to hu called for the coming summer. This was predicted on the under standing that the attitude of the Americans who have hem consult ed was to endeavor to set a date which would make it possible for Austin Chamberlain. Ilrltlsh Beore tury for foreign affairs to attend Hie conference, and that ho hud promised to make the Juurney to Washington If possible. As view ed In London the conference would be confined to naval limitations, but there are hopes that perhaps the conversations buolier or later niignt be developed to ( consider armies. i WASHINGTON, Feb. 2n ITnof ! flcial reports of llritish willingness to co-operate toward limitation of naval auxiliary craft at a new niin uments conference were received by officials hero today with grati fication. Similar expressions of coflpera ! tlon from Paris anil oilier capitals will necessarily he awaited, howev er, before any step of a formal kind, relating to the question of a .time and place for the conference 'can be given any serious consider ation. No detailed information on the BllMeet has been rerelved here from Ambassador Kellovg. now on his way to the Fniled State to take over the office of secretury of stftte on March A, Whatever a surances have been given him an? being brought by him to be taken up with personally President Coolidge. Just received, shipment stone. L. W. Metzger. HI III! STATE HOUSE, Salem, Ore., Feb. HO. Re-establishment of ihe Ashland normal school will b: if-; Tected If house bill 87 paxse-l by , the house this morning, betom-'s a i luw. The bill provides for a t;ix levy of one iweiity-ftfth of a mill for maintenance purposes .md f r hu nnnronriation f SITii.PMU for new buildings necessary. , Considerable armitneMt rose ov er the building although only nine "no" votes were checked up. Those voting "no" were Dennett Oraliam, Hesse, Reynold. Russell j Seitlenu'ier. Shuiunay, WHsou and ' Teegat den. i Insinuallon that thi'ie ltad been : a trade of votes on normal school : mailers in order lo get the Ash land measure passed was mad- by ; Representative Oiaiiam. "I am opposed to that tpe of legislation." he declared. Rills j should stand on their merit." i Representatives Hamilton and Cowgill spoke for the bill declar ing Unit the state was not n-'W ( able to e-lnain enoukh teachers : trained in Oregotk Xow l.ocntetl nt Hakei-HfieM Lawrence Taggart and Dewey lIolnuiulHt, former Roselmrg resi dents, are now located at Hakers fieid. 1'alife.mta. accorutng to wtird reeelvid here. They were empKncd by the Standard Oil company lu re. Mr. T;u mm t n.o ed to Portland some time ''o. and liu been iranxte; ied to th Cali fornia brunch of the pipe line de- p.irtme Fir Slab Wood $3.50 per tier Dcnn-Gerrclscn Co. Call 128 WOXOMY DIl.lSTlf. ' WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.- I'reitideut CoolldKB felt the effei-t or hi own economy ramiiaien in tho executive I of if .n today when, urowlng weury of wre.stlinK with an ancient and dull eded knilo era.er, he made a request . , ! for a new one. Innlead of rereivln the whiny and keen edxtd eraser of other days, he had the old one returned to him wiih the uw.r.l hu, nn ttuu- finfd U'erA A i-ft mri no Hiiihorilv had been ttlven to purchase a fur- llier Biipiily Thu pieKldent received the news nod his old eraser with out I'oiiiiiient and returned to his work. American Legion IilK Indoor Ilaseball Game Tonight 4 Willi the Hoy Scouts 7 o'clock He there. NEW FISH BILL Amended Fish Commission Bill Would Make Rose burg Man Appointee. VETO IS EXPECTED Governor Pierce Expected to Fight Attempt to Take Appointive Power From Office. (Aoclatwi Vrtm Lcael Wire.) SATE HOI'SR, Snlem, Ore., Feb. 20. An amcmlt'tl fish commission bill iiumihK K. 1 Kendall, incum bent, ol Portland; Walter Kuldu uf Astoria, incuinbrnt, and L. L. Crorker of Koseburg, aa members of the commission wtis returned to the houne today by the judiciary committee, following u tilt In the house yesterday over the bill which aims to lake the appointive power from the governor. The amendment wouRl take the appointive power away from the governor only on this occasion, and j rest on It to him later. The original jbill which would have placed the power in the board of control, was introduced by Senator Ritner and passed the senate February 12. When It came up for third reading in the house yesterday it was re- f erred to the ludiciarv commit lee TOPUTGROCKER DW STATE BOARD of Rlue-ion motion of Representative Ham j mond. When told of the amendment I this morning. Governor Walter M. ! Pierce banged his table with his ' fist and declared: "i ll veto that jju.-tt like i ll veto any other inea ! sure that .seeks to take away lumi the governors oliicii any Invented power." The appointment of Mr. Crocker upon this commission as proposed in the bill returned to the house to day, is the result of the promise of Oovernor Fierce to appoint a man from the second district upon the commission. It was at first proposed to ap point Jefferson Myers of Portland, a personal friend of Coventor Pierce to the office, but Mr. Mrs is a resident of Portland, where Mr. Keiui.tll also lives. Roseburg is in llie nccond district, and Governor Pierce had pieviously pronii.-.ed that a representative o the second district would be placed upon the board. Mr. Crocker whs active in the formation of the Roseburg Rod and liuu Club and has always taken a keen inlet est in fish and game mat leis. lie has been .n close connec tion Mth the commi.-ston and its activities In recent years and is thoroughly conusant with its dut ies and w ot k. Myers and Hurdle spray guns nozzles, hose and pilot roils it stock at Wharton Pros. RESCUE CREW AT WORK TO SAVE BEN jj on tinned trom page one) surface from exits other than Ilia in which the explosion occurred. "Two men are dead, according to t he Information 1 have here now, while thre other are sert o;:ty injureil.' he -.nd ! would leave still P' 1!ie mine and there is little clui'.e' for them to b taken out al i e if my informal ton Is correct." Tleit in forma i ion us gi en to The Ashoi ialed Press by il. M. Diijemiin. an official of the co;il company this after noon. "There nppeaic i be little chance hr tho-e now ii the mine," said Mr iiiirle'man. Ttie mint is "SO feet deep. It U le than two t-ars old. K present at es of t he opera t r beie have tm definite det aiit c tile eplo-iion except advices t!a' sevt ral of the miner hi:d beta killed. Marc, limit and bob curl nt my home. ; n s. Jackfori St. Phono &M V. Cleuicntltiu Mciie uotdi. I NEW TODAY X FOn KENT Modern furnished apartment. 42X Pluer Si. Painting, tiniiuK. papering-, first claas. workmanship. 1'none FOR SALE Fox terrier pups. James Spratfue, Ten Mile, Ore. KOil SALE Svubk incubator. II. 1. K. for liatchitiK. Phone C. W. Grcvea. - Foil SALE Aristocrat strain liar- conduct r. special examination of red Hock epes Tie for 15. Mary the poisoning of Ohio state unl Hanninn, DixonvlUe. iversity studen's here several l'H SALE-KJentl hish It-mluK gal. Jersey cow. Phone 17H-J or call at 547 S. Stephens St. FOR SALE Number (S) cast cook stove at a special price at Pow ell Furniture Co. Foil KENT Tent house fully fur nished at very reasonable rent. See Powell Furniture Co. WANTED From one to two hun dred ewes. Stale kind and price. Address "Sheep", care News-He- lew. KXPKltlKNCK!) mother will care for infant or small child by day or month. Address "Mother," care News-Review. U SALK BY OWNKK 7 a.; modern 4-room house, lare barn, Karate, chicken runs, shrubs, ber ries. A. A. SpniKue, Kt. 2, Hox )'2&., or call 2iK4. WANTHI) One or two horses, weight about 1350. Must be Bound and true to pull. Stale hk and prirre. K. K. Emmilt, Unipfjua, on?. V)il SALE Two extra Kood Krade Jersey heifers, fresh. St. Mawea and Ualeiffh Hlock, $fi0 each. C. L. WVber. Itoberts Creek, Phone 4:'K13. P( HtSALE 1 923"ChevroIef Coupe, In fine condition, with new tires, bumpftr, spotlight, cut-out, mo tormeter. See tills before you buy, Powell Furniture Co. FOK SALE I-ast chance. L. Ii. W hite Wyandottes cheap. W. Leg horn hens. &iic. Ilring crates. W. F. Hodson. III. 1, CletiKary. FIVE ItOOM modern house, newly painted and papered. Ilest of bath and electric lipht fixtures. Fir rent or sal on easy terms. Address Box 123-A, or call 2fcF4. HAY "FOR "SALE AlfalfaIjrraln, hiiv. timntliv and straw, eimmn- teed quality; prompt shipment, Prices upon application. Richard i Nyman. Walla Walla. Wnsh. TRADE your old sewing machine in tf by another hospital employe.! on a new electric Singer. Sotne VoWce say that after he was tnk good 2nd hand machines for sale i p" the jail and quieted he de- chean. Hemstitchinir. All nmkealnied alt knowledge of the affray of machines repaired. Shop, lu5 Cass. FOR SALE 80 acresT slope, good pasture, eastern ; several- running springs, 4 miles Myrtle Creek. No improvements on. For Frank 3. Chmelik, owner, Needvllle, R. 1, Texas. I'CAN take a few more orders for day old chicks, S. C. White Leg horns, Tancred strain. To hatch Mar. tith and 11th. Price $12 per ion. Also hatching eggs at $4 per 1"0. C. A. Puckett, Canyonville, Ore. PI A NOFOR S A LE NearRos burg. Very fine latest model pi ano at big saving and terms $10 monthly to responsible party. For particulars write at once to (Tine ' MUfic Co., 64 Front St. Portland, )re. M ALETTE L PW ANT ED Capable", energetic man needed for factory representative to handle our busi ness In Roseburg district; won del ful opportunity with future for right person. Experience or capi tal unnecessary. Write fully. Vul can Mfg. Company, Kalamazoo, Mich. 'lUO MORE FORI) SNAPS lit 2 3 Ford touring. Ila.sslt r shocks 922 Ford louring, lluasler shocks 1925 license. .. These cars have been reciniui - tioned, and are guaranteed to give satisfactory service. SOU ON EASY TERMS. MATHEWS MOTOR X CHANGE 115 Jackson St. WTKl5"Hore8r"l''wnnbrin Klkton Wednesday, Keb. 25, 1925 to buy horses weighing front Hot) lbs. up. Any aire if price is riglil. At tne i-eeu Mauie. ii you have any horses to eell bring .i i i ,. n . ..-h and the market price. I ttso ws the fate of house bil llfi Pt want ome first class horses ting the salmon catch limit b weighing 17Mi to isiiu ..ach. trolling on the lower Rogue river Young and Pound. Charles Taylor. 't two Chinooks and four alUer C.REAT (U'NS! WHAT I'D YOP UXv a dny' KNOW AIIOIT THIS? itiO acres in tract; S acres under plow; more can be cleared and plowed; enough wood on it to pay for it ten limes; good small house: barn and chicken house; fine spring water; on good all year road. Twelve hundred dol lars takes clear title to the place. I-awrence Agency, ljj Cays Street. Phwpe 2'J. WTryiHorses7WUrbei7rRoTe" burg Thursday. Feb. 2o, 1925 to I buy horses weighing from Ui'O lbs up. Any age it price is right. At the farmer's teed hed, cor. Main and Washington Sis. If you have any norsea to sell bring them in. I will pay you cash nnd the market price. I also want some first class horses weighing Kut) to 1mm each. Young and sound. Charles Taylor. Y t Vl"W ANT TO C KT AS T A RT What s the matter with tMs? 41 acres six miles from town; paved all but one-half mile; fine trout 1. 1 ream t hroug h place ; s acres fine free soil under plow ; good family orchard; gMl 4 room cot tage; baiii. chicken house and other improvements; excellent for commercial poultry, fruit nnd some cows. Fifteen hundred takes the place, oi.ly taken five hundred cash. Balance torjf time, l-uw-renee Agency, 1-TCass Street. Phone 219. Will Open Dane Pjvtnon The P.Iuh lwviN orchestra which hu.- been pla 'ng in town ilmitig the winter months, it planning on opening the Rainbow C, aniens nt Winchester about April tirst. They will r"iecorate and re;nale the danre iavilion miietely bt fora opening. V POISONING BEING IPJVFSTIOATED (AiwvUtM Trm I "-l Wir..) rOH'MIll'S. O.. Fab. :o. Gov ernor Vic lionahey today requested M. M. M. Ford, secretary of the Ohio state board of pharmacy to weeks ago wnn a view or prosecut ing the person or persons respon sible for the alleged laxity In the conduct of the university dlxpens- jarv, The Investigation must not end Governor Ionahey told Ford, until every resource has been exhaust ed. The gvoernor Rid he was convinced from informal evidence called to his attention that the university dispensary was, loosely conducted. Two Ohio Btate university stu dents died from effects of svryeh nine poisoning, which they receiv ed at the university dispensary when they called for quinine cap sules. Have you something to sell, to trade, to give nway. Use New Review columns. Just rereiven, srrpment of Rlue stone. L. V. Metzger, KILLS B PEOPLE (Aiworlatcd Prrw l.rwd Wire.) GU A YAM AS, Sonora, Mex., Feb. 20 Crazed from smoking marihu ana, Eczrado Valle, 27, a former member of the marine corps of the ! Mexican army, ran amwk today In i a' hospital wiih a butcher knife and killed six people before he; could be subdued. j Valle was employed at the hos- nital. nnd, according to utories I told the police, he went lo the kitchen and seized a butcher knife and stobbed the cook and attendant and theu ran into one of the wards and stabbed and killed four patients before he was uinuunland nrotested he was Innocent. I As this is the second case of a marihuana addict running amuck in (luayainas in the past year, th .....i,, ffrtr. ..tn. , P1ICH IILIV? I-1H'UtJlT-l llli-ll tnii.M 1101,1 ... .1 ffi l ,K .ll-llcr Ijiw-n seed, fertilizer and lawn mowers at Wharton Bros. . Have you something to sell, to i tnule. to" give away. Use News- j Review columns. j (AMmcIatixl Prewi I.oal Wire.) STATE HOUSE, Salem, Ore. Feb. 20 Common law marriages that have tn.ken place heretofore as a result of which the principals have lived together as lonif as one year are legitimatized by senate bill 234. passed by the senate to- Uc l"tii1lrun Horn a a a remilt nf j : mnrHn!ri.- nr. aiao i,eiti- matizfd. The measure is for the 1 .. certain persons coming under the i purview of the state industrial ac cident commission and the bonus and loan act. Houae bill 370 providing for compulsory automobile liability in surance to be handled by the Mate industrial act-ideut romniifsiori was chloroformed in th house this morning by Indefinite post- ' . . I Indef In re postponement aleo Just received, shipment of Illue stone. 1 4. Metzger. LADIESJ Don't Read This Unless Your Feet Hurt j We want you to try a pair of our corrective i oxfords or strap slip- J pers, and pet foot re- lief. ; Style and looks are not j sacrificed in these com- fortable arch support ing low shoes priced I from I $6-85 to $10 i - - , 1 Roseburg Booteric IRVIN BRUNN 0 Ptrklns Btdg. Sboni that Satlsty sod Fit Your Fett Y jfC R AM E:RY B tTTET? The Oregon Home Products Association urges people ot the Stale to use Oregon made goods. That Is good, and It applies to localities and co.nuniil.-s as well. Build up Douglas County industries by using home-produced products you are helpli ; .h rainu r, tlio home merchunt and yourself. Ask Your Dealer for Jersey Maid Butter Imist on It There b None Better. Douglas County Creamery Phone 340 What's all the noise about? GRIMM UHOS. have invented a lof or bread that has no equal for quality and jmrlty. GRIMM UKOS. MILK UREAD. Phone 133. EXCLUSIVE TRIMMED HATS ' For the Spring and Summer of 1925 on Displny Saturday, Feb. 21, AND NEXT WEEK! The Specialty Shoppe . Mrs. S. M. King 235 N. Jackson St. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. Phone 86. DANCE , AT OlallaHall Sat. Evening February 21 Gccd Music DANCE Every Saturday Night AT OAKLAND Music by the Umpqua Melody Boys ".Music with thp IVp" Mike Crocker, trumpet Shorty Coen, banjo. Elwood Strader, violin. Fat Hart, drums. , Baldy Evans, piano. First Dance Saturday, Feb. 21 TOX1TE AND SATURDAY Also "Spat" Family Comedy and "Paths News" ANTLERS Sunday Norma Talmadge ""Song of Love." Jersey: Electronic: Diagnosis nd i Treatment (Abramt Method) DR. HARRISON FOLK Electronic and Chiropractic Physician 17-18-19 Perkine Bldg. Phone 491 Wanted For Cash 1923-1924 FORDS Mathews Motor-X-Change 115 Jackson St. ri's" INSURANCE ' in li itttHillCHH MNKI'f Vou maintain . reserve funJl to help you weather a financial ITlnlH. Hut nior frequent and unexpect m! are the crist-a bruuirlit about t.v aifldfiit, by fire, by theft. TU-y nit mean hHs unless you have the rfuht kfml of inmirane, te reserve fund that enables you to et Hu1 bedi uf the unexpected. Have you? unstFimc. opf . Dixonville DANCE Saturday Night, Feb. 21 with music by the revived Hayshakers DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Sperlall't In th tilting Cllaffsns 111 Jackson St. fonite and Saturday WnesAvresi TOMORROWS 1 LOVE I "10 Scars Make a Man" "Patching Up" COMEDY MAJESTIC
