Roseburg news-review., February 24, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1925
HEADACHES
Wj Rapp Building
BUCHTEL TELLS
OF SETTING MORE
FIRFS IN PORTI AND Beth Israel Synagogue, one of the
I moat spectacular of the fires con
jfessed, Huchtel opened a window
(A-ocUtoJ rw Uixl Wit.-.) on , ,,, uf , bul,ill(f
PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 21 land crawled Into a small room
Chester C. Huchtel, former mem-! where lie found aomo books and
ber of tho Portland fire depart-j papers.
ment who confessed following his n 8(.t flre , , pnnfR CPfl
arrest last week that he had Btnrt- ' chair ov(. ,.p f, . ...
ed more than 50 fires, most of
them small, today added to tho list
of his Incendiary nitrations for
which wrecked Temple Ileth Is
rael, the German Lutheran Church.
St. Charles Catholic church, and
tho Grace English Lutheran
Church, Fire Mnrshai Grenfell apd
the district attorneys office an
nounced. Fires at the Klser motion ple
ure studio in Portland the ('.range
Hull at Mllwaukle, Ore., and other
blazes were also confessed, adding
$300,000 to the $200,000 damage
previously admitted, the officials
announced. Among the addition
al fires admitted was one that
burned (he Northweaterfn Planing
Mill. The loss In-this fire was
between $20,0o0 aud $25,0oo.
The new confessions were an
nounced following a trip to the
scenes of the rircs in company
with officers of the fire bureau.
liuchtel's confessions were tnk -
en down In writing today In the
district attorney's office. Ho was
questioned by C. A. Ileckman,
Expert
Shoemaker
At Your Service
Ladies' Work
Specialized
Every Job Gunran'.jed
HOWARD'S
Shoe Shop
214 N. Main
Liberty Theater
Last Time Tonite
Regular Prices 10c and 15c
A REAL FAMILY
COMEDY-SHOW
Mirny
SIX REELS OF FUN
with
Wnnda
I Ittwlcy
Put
O'Mi.llry
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ALSO: STAN LAUREL
FEATURE WESTERN
COMEDY: "WEST OF I IOT DOG"
7:j(l U.t UVl' charged 25 cents a package. ' L. Wallace $S72. Pat. Dalley I " "anis nt.M, . p. Weaver
WtA l'AlVM Te! I President Coolldge t.slay ssked M 49. A. L. Perkins $ I 22 1 ; Dlst. I '- ' ,aI- T. B. Itlirnelt
l1'A'aA'Vr'V -rTX il'ostmssi.r General New to furnish 1 K. Dalley $:I4.89, Alfred !,,,, T,"" Burnett. Jr., $32.87.
-U ffcsV'l'., '''Im an analysis of the house bill : Ro $88.99. Joe Dawson $19 43. j'-ordon Burnett $20 89; Dlst. 08
I Nt" ' ' t-'ta'1 " ' tvl"! particular attention to ' I- A. Peasley $14.95. O. II. Wal- "'iron W. Clough $2 99. Howard
Hi . fJkVtJ? ii "I"' provision making the pay In 1 kor $83.86. I.oren Hall $41.80; ,,r,"'n J ' "' D A. Mc-
. 1 Vi y-- Mt rrease MnuH I. .. ... 1 1 ....1 I list Clv.le llv.lell VI U4 Ar. ord $19 19. G. V. Angst $25 44
HEADACHES
Your head aches because
your nerves aren't In con
illllon. Tim spine In the
nerv center the seat of
tin? trouble Our adjust
ments at the spine rebuild
tiiu whole nervous system.
"Voura for Health"
Dr. C. H. McNeil -
Chlropractio Specialist
Phont 694-J
327 West Cass
uty district attorney.
The fireman arsonist told In de
tail how he started each fire. At
throuch tho window.
He reported to his company
when it arrived on the scene and
assisted in fighting the fire.
At the German Lutheran Church,
he said, he found an old broom
, ontsM ,), building and broke
window of the church with It. He
then went inside through the brok
en window and found a box or bar
rel, he doesn't remember which,
filled with rubbish. He dumped
out the rubbish and touched a
lighted match to It. On leaving
the building, he said, a man fol
lowed him down Twelfth Street.
He went Into a theatre to ee a
show.
Huchtel said he entered tho St.
Charles Catholic Church. east
Thirty-third North and Webster
Streets, through an open door. In
side he found some oalnt cans and
ruouisn, to which he set fire,
On leaving the building, he de-
1 elared, he saw a man watering a
;iawn across the street. He left 6n
jhis motorcycle and did not return.
At the Grace English
Lutheran
Church. Ilnrhiei ...1.1 h. ,ii..i
lln.. th r .1.. ..i. . i... 1 1..
lug. A pane of glass In one of the
windows fell out as he touched It,
crashing loudly to the floor Inside.
He climbed through the window
nnd went Into a closet, where he
set fire to some rubbish. He later
returned and watched this fire,
according to Ills statement.
i... a ' .. . . . .
Huchtel said he entered the
Klser studio through an open door. J-o 0 y.,i . ' """,lr" " f
went buck to the stage nnd set fire '.i, t i "o T?. 4
to the scenic canvas and some'rub- No'hA" F"n"" 9;5n.' L' rrork
blah. When he started to leave he !" 44 70' nrt r Un'"":
fe ll off the stage, his head sinking i ?Jr' ,a"rt M E J""'V0 ?U' (J,y
the floor. His face was Injured M,'Rt Mnrk''t 2 20' S. A. Gouthler
slightly, he asserted. He j,.ft i "" Mercy Hospital 184.45. Rice
mrougn tne iront uoor.
At tha Northwest 1'lnnlni Mill.
Buchtel went under the building
and set fire to some llttor.
In explaining the Grange Hall
fire a Mllwaukle, Huchtel suld he
drove his motorcycle to Johnson
Creek, left the machine there and
walked to the building. Ho start
ed a fire In a closet In the build
ing, went hack to his motorcycle
and sped awnv.
MILK BREAD, the food of foods.
It must bo pure, the government
demands It. GUI MM BROS. M'LK
BREAD, Phone 133.
AGREE ON POSTAL
PAY INCREASE BILL
Mandate.! Yrrm LmmhI Wire.)
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24 A cos-
till pay nnd rate Increase bill In
subslnntlnlly the form as that i
passed by l he house was agreed nil, W. Erlebach 60 00, Dale Bonm y
lo today by conferees In the sen- 30.0, M. Mooney 10.00. Clair Bur
ale nnd house measures. goyne 10.00. James Dumunt 10.00,
The only Important modification Erwln Rice 2000, J. A. J. Yokum
in the house measure, was made In 10.00, C. L. Beckley 20 00, J. M.
second class Tales, the conferees
acc.i.llng some of the lower rates
In this class carried In the senate j
OIO.
In the form agreed to by the con-1 Co. Suiveyor: A. i,. Aikens 8 00.
ferei.s the bill would Increase mis ,v. s. (Tear 8.00. H. L. Kppstein
inl salaries as of January 1, this ,24.50, Gl. n Tavlor 6 60. Imuglas
year, and the rate Increases would Abstract Co. !30, M. f. Ilowker
become effect, ve next April lil. u..u0; ,,lh l lllt. Umi.bmK ,il)1)k
V.' iZZT, V;ll;-'l'" 'n. Store 1194. State Bureau of Nurs
1 I'liiiMylvanla. -said the b I us 1.. e i .
lu.ri'i'il to mould lalse $00,000,000 or
52.tiiiu.oiio less than the original bill.
He plans to call it up tomorrow In
the house.
The second class rates which
have formed the center of contro
versy on tho measure as now pro
vldeil would be, for advertising mat
ter, two cents a pound for the first
.....1 1 . . .
pound for the fourih. fifth nn.l sixth
zones, nnd nine cents a nound fur
zones, nnd nine cents a pound tor
the seventh and eighth zones.
The dlffcrcntlx! would he nmlii
tallied, however, for rellglou-i. edu- 1 nn""K r- 22 50.
rational and philanthropic publics-1 Ro,d District Payroll
Hons, which would be charged at li ' ,: ". It. Sutton. $62. RS.
cents a pound. The rate on second J- 8 Germond $1.49. G. W.'Gur-i-lnss
reading nmlter would be tj ney $5 98, Creed Conn: Dlst. 2:
i-enis a pound. The two cenn aerv t"- Connlne $48 92, O. ti. King
Ice charge on parcel post packages 5 98, Earl Barker $2.99. V.
Is provided by the compromlj. bill Warden $2.99. H. J. Fretwell
ns well as a new "special handll.iK"! " 1 "8; Hist. 38: One Wallace
service for parrel post to bo-
the rate Increase efrertlve April 15 na Johnson $8 97, Norma Wea
These provisions, Mr. Coolldge be- therly $8 97, A. L. Butler $13 10,
lleves. would Involve a direct lax on ! Geo. Elliott $2 99. W. .1. llurch
the treasury of $22,000,000 nml ril $11 97. Gard llurchard $2 99,
i-uch an omlay Is gh Ing him Borne ! 'ns. Riley $ 4 48, A. L. Hutler
concern
FORMKR
Sam Louth, a former resident of
jthls city, and a cousin of Kd Lough
I of Rosebuig. died Sunday at Port
land, olloving a stroke of paraly
sis, according to his daughter,
Ethel Hagen. of Ashland, who pas
sed thtough this niternoon on her
way north to Portland. Mr. Lough
resided In Hoselnirg for a number
of years before he moved to Port-
land, and will be remembered by a'
number of the residents of this
city. He leaves two daughter. Mrs. j
Hagen of Ashland and Marguilte
osbunio or Portland.
LIST OF COUNTY
j CLAIMS ALLOWED
i Following Is a Hat ot the claim
allowed at the Ui.it regular aes-
aion of the county court:
Ceneral County Bills
Roadmaster: Koke-Tiffany Co.
(11.25, Ore. State Hgwy. Comm.
'20.08, C. A. Lockwood .Motor Ca
i 6.30. Myrtle Creek Tel. Kx. 1.75, II.
Is. French Transfer Co. J. 70, K. O.
Thomas Store .69; Sheriff: D. It.
jShambrook, 20.00. K. E. Leas 149.
140. S. W. Starmer 9.85, II. F. Woo
ster 11.00, W. C. Grubb 24.48, Hoy
Catching 23 35. W. A. Hranham 2.
20, Kd Singleton 1.0O, West Union
Tel. Co. 7 44, S. II. Croy 2 00, R. .',
Powell 2.00 The Western Union
Tel. Co. 1.98, Jay W. Wright 5.00,
K. E. Leas 3.50, F. W. Dillard 5.40,
W. C. Grubb 100, H. Wooster 2.C0,
Mrs. W. H. Buzzell 21.00. W. H.
Evans 15.00, R. H. Grlnsted 18.00.
Echo Gaddls 15 00. Marion Grain: -
er 32.00, Mrs. E. Henderson 15.00,
Elsie Hudson 30.00, Mildred Long
18.00, Agnes Miller 24.00, L. It.
Mynatt 15.00, Pearl Patrick 30 00,
Postal Tel. Co. 3.10: Co. Clerk: Iru
B. Riddle 7:43, Underwood Type
writer Co. 158.00; Treasurer: First
State & Savings Bank 20 00; As
sessor: Mrs. (ieo. Sewell 21.00, F.
C. Frear 4.00, Echo Gaddls 21.00,
Agnes Miller 27.00, Mrs. J. H.
Denn 19:50. Pearl Patrick 17 50,
Clem MrReynolils 21.00, Elsie Hud
son 28.50. Ct. House; Ed. S. Cock
elreas 6.20. Geo. U. Helblg 93.60.
Roseburg Develop. Co 40.00, City
of Rsbg. 2.00, Quine, Goodman &
Co. 46.80, Scott Bros 18.96; Co.
Court; Geo. K. Quine 25.20, Koko
Tifrany Co. 28.35, It. L. Whipple
145.00. Port Umpriua Courier 23.50;
Just. Court: J. G. Hodges 2.50, O.
W. Stephens 1.00, John Botcher
1.00, A. A. Bellows 1.00, E. Tollman
1.00, E. M. Cole 1.00, S. Madison
1.00. Edith M. Lawrence 1.00, Joe
Steinmetz 1.00, La Verne Morris
1.00. Mrs. Bertha Drolllnger 1.00,
Johnnie Goswick 1.00, Joe Yeager
1.00, P. W. Dillard 4.15, C. H. Isa
acs 24.00. Charles Gurney 1.00. II.
A. Canady 1.00, L. B. Pierce 1.00,
Bernlce Roser 3.20, Harry Owens
3.00. F. W. Dillard 3.10. S. I). Ev
ans 1.00, T. Tolman 1.00, Carl
W.
Ohman 1.00. R. H. Grlnstead 1.00
Geo. W. Stephens 100, L. R. My-
Inntt 1 00 fori W nhn.an 1 OH II.
i V. . V. ' w'V' ",- .' ,.
;:"". ' "y- ' t'",mun '
M- 'e Williams i.uu.
C. H. Daugherty 7.00. Geo. Jones
166.30, E. E. Leas 5.00. T. K. Single
ton 51.81, R. L. Whipple 11.65;
Sch. 8upt: Mrs. Edith Ackert 4 00,
Lillian B. Davis 34 00, Lenna Mara
ters 5.40, Mrs. N. E. Dixon 22 00.
Office Machinery & Supplv Co.
51.00. Ethel Fisher 18.00, Edith S.
Ackert 3.50; Medicines: Red Cross
" "'
I600 - Hudson Electric
Store 2.17,
Cuss St. Market 25.70, Wm. Krantz
3.00. Fred Byron 8.30, Farm Bur
eau Cooperation Exch. 16.54, Denn
Gerretsen Co. .75, Duds For Men
13.70, Oregon Bakery 6.88, A. J.
Lllburn 7.40, Economy Grocery
37.47, S. S. Bolslnger 6 31, Wm.
Krantz G.00. Fvervhodvs Krrr.
47.03; Jail: ZlglerFee Hdwe. ... I
2 90, Douglas Grill 233.70; Juv. Of
fice: Agnes Pltch'ord 54 94, J. C.
Penny Co 18.94, W. D. Riley 4.30,
Gardiner Mill Co. 919; Ferries:
Frank R. Madison 25.00, Stearns
& Chenoweth .65; Bounty: Al In
gram 10.00. L. N. Emerson 50.00.
i.eonnrd Cooper 1000, Gerald E.
Richardson 30.00, T. E. Wnre lo.
00. John Glllla 10.00, Wm. Bichette
10.00. A. Dysert 10.00. W. A. Bran
ham 1000, Elzer Ralnvillo 10.00.
Frank Ingram 60.00. Walter Mc
Cord 10.00. Erwln "Rice lo.uo, Fred
Fitzgerald 10.00. Ivan Dysert 10.00.
Fred Brown 20.00. Robt. Hall 10.
Kingston 10 00, Geo. Ollivanl 10.00.
I. R. Standley 10.00. Carl lllystone
lo.no. John Crittenden 20.00. (iard
IKtkWVt.ru 40 1)0 Pi.rrv Url,.l,t Qik n.t
52, Florence Granily 60 00. F.llen
Post 6000, Roseburg News Revlew
18.00; Misc.: Mary 11. Martin 302-
00. II. It. Rlchter .50 . C. W. Bur-
rows 2 50. R. M. Eberle 1 25. W. V. 1
Hurst 30, Mrs. Fannie Little 6 -
"5. ('. F. Sowersby 3.75. H. C.
Stearns 175; Election: Rov Hons-
1 00. Oakland Gobblers 7.50;
!'J' : T'''- T'"1 r- '
,fi!'''- Hosi'burg Hook Store 36 so. i
Roseburg NewsRevlew 610 45. s' "neuler $:l,.4il, Cl.ni. Schnei-Callf.-Ore.
Power Co. 67.42, Sun"1''1 14.43. Elmer Wilkersnn 7.47.
18.7?, Claude l.awson $8.72, It.
$5 99; Dist. 8: W ,W. Hunch
$3.39. Will. Fl-ost $5.98. Pete Pe
terson S- 99- Dist l. h'reil S.
Wealherlv $6.9.8. E.l Mode $1.49. I
Bob MrColliim $4 4.8 Dave Hlir- !
glnbotham $4.48 Rev Fisher
$10.19. Rosroe Sillier $10 46.!
Walter Fisher $4 48, Alva Maupln '
$2 99: Dlst. 10: Fred Byron
$1.74, James Bvron $2.24. A. An-
derson $2 99, H. llushnell $9 71.
C. M. Olllvant $9 71. L. D. Short
$19 40. Stanley Uros $1.49. Fred
Huntley $149; Dlst. 11: Virgil
W oodruff $11 98. W. (!. Cooper
$s 97. Stuart Cooper $1 48. G. W.
Cooper $22.71; l)it. 1
T. V.
Heard 119.90, Corvln Heard 8.88, : tor Co. 325 00, J. B. Cathcart CO.-1 4
Neal Heard. 12.99; ist. 16: Ed-100, V. O. Cool Motor Co. 43.90; ! KtLW TODAY t
ward Kdmunda $12.39. S. 11. Croy ,iiist 23: Harry Harrow 1.49; Lllst. j - " m .Z
$4.48; Dlst. 17: A. C. Clain 33.4U, 25: liradford Bros 4.10; Hist S :
r. Y. Ash $12.90, J.'.M. Yokum ;i(0ad Builders Equipment Co. 8. E0. WINIiOW shades reflnished t.er
$8.97, Tom Kims $2.ti9, Fred Hall ; . U. Wolford 6.00, Cowans Oa-1 manent, any color. Phone 64' R
$599,Cha. Henley $2.99. mnn i.9. M. C. Ilowker 2 00;
Dldtri, jr. $u.9, Kioeri nail
114.97, Klmer A. Moore 5.98,
Lester Well, $1.49, Neil Stone
$2.99; Dlst. 17: T. II. Cutsforth
$20.93, James Perry $2.99, Karl
Perry $2.99. K. P. Illundell 11.90,
T. J. Butler $5.98, O. J. Collins
$5.98, C. II. Crow $1.1.45; Dint.
18: George Ilucon $0.98, R. W.
Curtis $49.40, A. M. Arrlngton
$4.48; Hist. 19: Wm. C. Levens
$126.54, Fred Hartel $51.56.
John Sparks $24.64, I). II. Red
field $21.66, Chas Pike $32.94,
j Jo,,n Ros'termundt $32.93. ' I
rence Mcllenry $2.99, Hunter
Pfell $50.05; Dlst. 20: R. J. Spal
ding $81.79, lien Mattoon $25.40,
Claude Moore $8.96. Oscar Mat
toon $2.98, Whltt Kirtley $4.47.
jc L. Kirtley $4.47, C. L. Spalding
$ 7.1s, Elijah Harlem $8.86, Ceo.
1 Kesterson $25.41, Fred Crowell
$1.49, Carl Fryer $3.73, Jim Tray-
lor $3.73, John Swearingen 14.95,
J. A. Schoen $8.98. R. Letsom
$4.48, Wm. Mattoon $8.97, C. II.
Glle $2.99.Duve Lakeley $11.98,
Steve Krewson $2.99, Itoy Red
ford $10.49, Harry Haines $2.99;
Dlst. 21: F. Galdubini $14.20,
Lrn Brown $2.99, M. 1. Hopper
$1.49. Ed Aldlnger $8.98; Dist.
22: Harold Meyers $14.97. Geo.
Meyers $2.99. Ed Meyers $5.23,
TV. E. Richards $3.99 P. P. Pet
terson $1.49; Dlst. 2:1: I). Van
devert $24.68, Ernest Thlele 2.99.
J. E. Thlele 2.99; Dist. 25: S. N.
Woodward $16.21, Frank Brad
ford $1.12, II. A. Woolman $2.99;
Dist. 26: I). A. McCqrd $15.70.
Geo. Chenoweth $11.96. Vernon
Rugg $10.46, O. W. Angst $8.98;
Dlst. 28: C. W. Lundeen $11.99,
Hoy Agee $5.23, J. F. McCtana
han $4.48, Roy Qulnton $5.99,
Ralph Sands $1.49; Dist. 30: J.
E. Murks $17.20, Clarence Mab
ley $5.97; Dlst. 32: J. .SI. Span
cake $14.97, C. M. Malcolm 14.97,
C. W. Puckett $24.33, Ward Wil
liams $11.96, L. T. Tracey $5.98,
Eugene Puckett $50.58. George
Puckett $58.45, G. F. Slegrist
IK IIT- niul le II Tana 17 1
Q..l..an tr,,c,t,a 19 U CIvHa
llllltlleld $32.89. J. S. Marr 11.98,
l.'r.u,tl. titv Z Qtt I II Cxn-
- . ' 7 '...'.' .
ningnam no.uo; nisi. 3b: b. a.
iSlngleton 15.23, Tom Simmonds
$5.98, Lee Engels $29.92, Oscar
Sllenlus $21.21. II. L. Engels
$20.95, Seth Matthews $13.95;
Dist. 37: J. F. Conn $7.47, O. O.
Matthews $8.72. Carl Bloomberg
$2.99, George Linn $2.00. Carl
Bloomberg $11.96, H. F. Elkmelr
$2.99, O. O. Matthews $77,58, J.
F. Conn $5.97, A. S. Heed $2.99,
C. W. Lundeen $11.99, J. M. Span
cake $10.60, C. M. Malcolm 10.60,
Dlst. 38: V. P. French $52.85,
Geo. T. Thomas $22.39, M. E.
Johnson $17. 93. M. M. Cooper
10.46, A. O. McGhehey $8.98, Ed
MrGbehoy $4.48, J. M. Weaver
$1.49, J. O. Schauffer $1.49. A.
L. McGlnnls $2.98, French Nich
ols $5.99, Dee Nichols $1.49, F.
G. Hatfield $2.99; Dlst. 41: T. L.
Brewer $47.06, II. R. Jones 16.84,
Hans Weaver $14.97, C. H. James
$11.97, A. Murtin $11.97, Russell
Martin $5.99, Floyd Lowdon 1.49,
Geoffrey Strong $2.99, A. Russell
$11.98, Frunk Russell $5.98, Wm.
Ludlngtnn $5.98, D. E. Hurst
J2-:
Dist. 4 2: Noah Sellers
$16.71, Itoy C. Kellers $:.8; Dist.
49; A. O. Ulislal'son $12.98, Kd
Ksseistroin $5.98. J. A. Iloak
$26.93, Fred Hurtman $28.39,
Dan T. Craig $7.38. R. H. Peter
son $7.47, Cordon Campbell 4.48;
Dlst. 60; John F. O'Mura $51.04,
K. L. Rone $17.97. Wm. O'Mnra
$2 .. Verner Abeene $5.99, Itoy-
i VV:, ' V,-
- ..,., .-!, ' -iiarry iiaei o.vv, vti.iu,-i
Coleman $5.99, Tony Mela $1.4, : jifit. Co. 4.41. Feenaughtv Ma
John Musgrove $1.12, James Mus- , hinery Co. 198.22. L. W. MetzsiT
'"" i'i, o . r.. L.. Illliu-
llton $15.70. Cecil Cole $17.94,
.lames .Melliiglll $2.98. Geo Fair
$5.98 J. C. Hamilton $ir..!S.Heii
u-'I V. ' J",n s',!,son ' 4'J-
iiii .....-.. riaiiK uoer-
mnn $2.99, Jim .Mclluglll $2.99.
lirnni Kinrntd $1.49, j, A. I.ea-
.,,i,im Si:i yii" K w Mcl!ee-, V
r.erald Ogden $"l 6 4 ' K E Alien
$-1 9 4 J l)gd n $"'8 4 5 v f )
tnerwond $1J.:'U; Dist. 53: T. C
Condray $10.40. K. W. Mcllee
$13.98, J. Ogden $11.98, W. A.
Jackson $11. 9S, v. O. Condrav
$5.9.8. John nulght $5.98, Verne
.lewson $:..!l.H. A. It. Dickey 2 9 9.
Gerald Ogden $2.99: Dist. .'0:
C. K. Kenters $10.40. Oliver Allen
$29 90. Chns. Howe $29.90; Dist.
59: H. O. Krohn $9.98, Wm. Stin
iiit $2.99; hist. 61: G. T. Rover
$119.78. Frank Smith $75.00. 6li-
ver Henry $31.42. L. liover 12.711.
F. Henry $12.70, Frank .Miller
2 99. II. Coulter $1) 95. Glenn
Bailey $ 1 7.94. John Slump $299.
F.url Walls $8 97, Tom Fletcher
$43. 38; Dlst. 02: G. It. Winni-
,,;n' i;5 "i;.
'-4.. I.ee
Chnrley Solomon
Innlford 5.22, Adam
ll'lst. 63: J. II. Peery $19.45. Sam
l eery I8.9H. v. c. Dunlvan $2.99.
Dlst. 4: John l lam $19.47. Er
mal Brigts $17.97. c. L. l)als
$17.97, Pearl Davis $17.97. ltov
Porter $23.90, John Hart $7.4 7.
Arthur Duliell $11.90. Arnold
Casper $8.97: Dint. 05: Howard
Carter $35.94. R. W. Alspauch
$15.73. Elmer Hall $59.79. Emerv
Elmer Watson $2 99. Jas. Schos-
so $1 49. Larl. Itrant $5.98; Dist.
7 1 : W. W. Ilogard $2:1.42. .1. 1;
Cole $50.81, Albert De llcrnanli
$80.85. L. M. Dice $73.35. V. K.
De Itermirdl $:'9 89: I list. 7r
loan Dysert ( 49; Dlst. 75: cha".
Hawkins $9.7.1, John Kanlpe 2.99.
' W. Todd $
Jahl Richards
' Harv
$1.4 9. Alva
.canning z 99. John Aoeati $ 1.4 .1
RoJd Distr.ct Bills
1,1,1 I- T. V. Gurney 2 30; Dist
': K- Settle 3000. Scoltsbtirg
Garage " 00. 11 i0sen 16 10.
''1st 7: Clvde Iiydell 600. E 1.
Settle 30 00. II. L. Rossi n 46 8
Dist 9; E. L. Settle 4 35: Dlst 17
Elders Hardware 4 58; Dlst 19: 01
Rer G. Sether 1 00, w. S Parks 9
95; Dist. 20: l A. Cool 2 30. J. W.
Benedcl 1.25. C. A, Lockwood ilo-'
n f ii n 91 r,o m r
nowker 2 00: i)ist 30: A. S. Wal -
lace 129.00: Hist 33: zigier-fee
Hardware Co. 10.11; Dlst. 37: C
W. Lundeen 8 00. A. S. Wallace
69.50. J. C. Stiller 12.00, L. W.
Metzer 3.20; Dlst. 38 38: J. A.
Denn Powder Co. 1.5o; Dist. 41: H.
J. Goff 3.50, Clinton Jones 23.04;
Dist 50: M. C. Bowkcr 2.00, Suth
erlin Sun 2.80, D. Scott 3 00.
Stearns & Chi noweth .75; Dlst.
CI: Helen Lawrence 17.50; Dist.
55: J. Jantzer 164.00; Dlst 56:
Churchill Ililwe. Co 3.75, L. W.
. or., in-, r.o. rh,.l.lll
i .Iwm Co .95: Dist 60': J. D. Van
Dyke 1.30. C. W. Moore Lumber
r'n o-rii- Dist 61: Churchill Hdwe.
Co 3.30; Dlst 62: Churchill Hdwe.
Co 70; Dlst. 63: B. J. Goff 2.00;
Dist. 65: B. J. Goff 11.80; Dist 66:
Pnn.l Itnllilera Enu n. Co. 9 7
i.i... 71 - P r:ilhftn K.n'. T.lut 7-- I
Square Deal Store 7.85; Dlst 73:
Clifford Osborn 10.50; Dlst. 77:
Feenaughly Maih.. Co. 2.14.
Special Tax Payroll
Dlst. 28: J. f". McCIanaha'n 5.23.
Ross MeClanahan 5 99, R. E.
Brown 2.99; Dlst 40: J. M. Dear
dorff 38.41, Henry Norris 10 46.
Delmar Deardorff 2.99; Dist 57:
Isadore Rondeau 10.97, Joe Good
reau 2 99, James Allan 8.97, Walter
Larwill 5.98. Verney Larwill 5.98,
Willmer Clark 5.98; Dist. 65: J. M.
Deardorff 20.91.
Special Tax Bills
Dlst. 23: P. D. Wolford 2.00;
Dlst 26: Douglas Abstract Co. .30;
Dist 33: P. D. Wolford 4.00; Dlst.
46: J. O. Guuter 51.00; Special
Reedsport: G. S. Hinsdale 150.00.
J. W. Giebslch 115.00, G. S. Hins
dale, (nssgn.) SO. 90. Stearns &
Chenoweth 26.91, F. J. Kearn
1439.00.
General Road Payroll
C. W. Lundeen 82.35, J. M. Span-
cake 107.92. C. M. Malcom 106.05,
Wm. Horn 5.23. EJ. Williams 25.-
92. Bob Thomason 5.98. Tom Poe
2.99. Harry Downey 29.87, Jimmie
Dumont 5.98. Dale Bonney 2.99.
Gus Bachman 2.99, Walter Ferris
4.47. O. C. Cook 19.42, Chas. Moore
22 41. John Gross 2.98. Henry Ar
ehanibeau 2.98, Willard Cook 17.
93. Herald Ferris 1.49, Elza Raln
ville 448, Jnck Hlgglns 55.16, Vern
on Poole 32.89, Jay Wright 17.93,
Jack Ritter, Sr., 35.87. Herbert
Tethrole 31.39. Howard Moore
2-
99, Arthur V. Moore 11.96, Jack firsts 45c; firsts 39c; iindergra
Rltter. Jr., 11.95, Sam Perdue 2.99, I des nominal; prints 47c; cartons
Walter Poole 25.41, Frank Fate 2.-
99. A. K. Morran 1.49. F. Alvord
i.'rj, joe Alien i.s. nay n
8.9S, Joe Ritter 10.48, P. Herschlng-
er 11.98. W. S. Ilryant
22.32, Kara-j
est
I o Bryant 17114, Clyde Ily lell
we 29.t. D . It. Wakefield 26 ..
63
Rowe
R. A. Moore 8.98, Julius itepslenx
er 22.42, Arthur Mack 31.3H. Fran
cis Mack 65.98. Gilbert Hinder 19.
43, Geo. Hinder 22.42, Hewelette
Pontius 2.99, Carl Hinder 19.43. 7..
J. Gllllsple 2.99. J. H. Sawyer 2.99, I
Ed. McDonald 2.99, Jus. liiley 19.
43. Raymond Jones 19.43, S. V.
Finley 6.99, Henry Brown 17.93.
General Road Bills
Churchill Hdwe. Co. 72.39 & 19
81, L. O. DeVaney 287.8S, Snrffs
Auto WreckitiB House 8.00. The
Square Deal Store 3.75, John HoaK
land 7.53, Roseburg PluinhinK &
HeatlnR Co. 7.5.r. V. (). DridRos
75.50, Wharton Bros. 26.00, Road
Iluilders Kqulp. Co. 9'00. Stearns &
Chenoweth 2.40, S. II. Crouch 5.1)0, l
ltov Catching 69.65. Roseburg Gil- j
rilK0 iii.,. rmpnua Iluttery Sta-
r.""rll' -,: ,
'.: sr. she II Co. 1 10 00.
-Market Road Payroll
C. W. Lundeen 43 92. I II
Sm,'ck i i, S. (. Meredith 59.7S
C. A. Coffell 28.40. J. L. Parrotl
arrott
22.42. M. I). Elliott 2091. Buck
Hughes 104.81, C. W. Puckett 90
43. T. A. Flndlay 45.20, Ward Wil
liams 4.8.19, L. T. Tracey 61.17. G.
P. Siegrist $19 68, K. Noah $19.08,
F T. Lady $22.21. Allied Cloake
$11.43, P. I. Cnskey $28.76, E. D. I are only moderate with some stor
l.ewis $54.17. G. G. Pucket $20.93, ! are activity indicated. Extras were
Eugene Puckett $20 93. C. W. Puck-, quoted nt 30 cents today with firsts
ett $49.87, J. Allen $78.59. H. Park- ' at 29 cents.
er $S7.58. W. L. Vermillion $84.59. I .
Market Road Bills
Churchill Hrw. Co. $23 43. How-' Axes, cross cut saws and other
aril Shoe Store $1.50, L. W. Metz- wood cutters supplies at Wharton
ger .80. Ed Noah $1.10. pace Luni- Bros.
her & Fuel Co. $2 55. Harry Haeel 1
f 1.63. Standard Oil Co. $43 50.
Churchill lldw. Co. $23.43. How
ford $10,110, Douclas Abstract Co.
fiO. Zigler Fee Hdw. Co. $10. to. W.
S. Crear $8.00. M. C. Ilowker $21.00.
Scott Bros. $7.90. J. A. Denn Pow
der Co. $145.66, O. L. Johnson
S59.7s.
Bridge Fund Payroll
W. V. Hurst $1195. Homer Gal
lop $19 90. Alvln llosworth $I0..9.
John Hoauland $39 90, A. W. Merely
M0.S9. Milton Knudsnn $17 95, T. L.
Ilrewer $5.23. W. F. Lowdon $1.49.
liussell Martin $1.49. A. Martin
SI. 49. n. It. Jones J7.4S. C. P.. James
:.99. Dewey Sanders $1 IS. T. F.
Whlttings
$7.47
Henry Denley
S 1 9.46.
' Bridge Fund Bills
Stearns Chenoweth $1.40. The
Saunre Denl Store $3 50. G. D. Gor
es $12.00. J. 11. Juniper S184 21. Jack
Hlgglns $15.43. Vernon Poole $41 93.
W. V. PiMile $20.93. Kre.l Wright
$17.91. Day Vlam $1.49. 1921 Bond
Hills: tre. State liwy. Comm.
M, 783 22 & $181 09.
dive us this day our dally bread,
and If von please we will have
GKIMM' BROS, MILK BREAD.
Phone 133.
Barrel spray pumps for $13.23 at
Wharton Bros.
Envelope, blh besns. callln
cards, business carls, posters,
folders, booklets of "very descrip
tion printed on short notice by
the News-Review exrlllslve Job
printing department. Phone M6
For Qu'.-k result o News
Itevl w classlfteo s-jTertisemeu,
Thev get rn"
Hrve you n.metning to sen. t
trade. ' ) live my. l's News
Review columns.
i I
'.vj.-niiu .uuuanis, i.ou
! "7. Beyers Ranch, Canyon-
ville, Ore.
FOR SALE OR RENT 5-roomedi
house, rnino.ua Ave. See Jim at i
Metzger s.
FOR SALE Chevrolet coupe like
new. Some extras. 1925 license.!
$100. 6u3 H. Mill St. !
FOR RENT New" 3-ronm and batli
cottage. See Williams, 1128 Ra-
mona Court.
;FOR SALE-Brood" sows, and 6
I pigs, pigs 2 wks. old. $24 takes
I lot. W. A. Dom y, Dixonville.
I1"0? RENT Two nicely furnished
sleeping rooms. Phone 111L. in
so. Pine St.
jOR RENT House, 10 A of land,
"''os" f-'lty water, lots fruit. G,
l- IMbiK. 407 W. Cass St.
FOR SALE R. I. R. eggs for hatch-
ins, 15 for $1. Good strain. Call
at Rost'burg Poultry Market. I
FOnSALE Ithode Islan.lIlod
pullets, 2 pr doz. Got too1
many. Auru.u Cedarstam, MV1
rose, Ore. I
FT'LL marcel and bob curl 75 centB !
hair cut and curl 50 cents. 331 ;
S. Main, phone 57-Y. Amy '
lingers. I
WANTED You to attend the Re
vival at the IJibte Standard Mis
sion starting tonieht. Special
music, Kplendid st-rmons.
VV I U7t RA IK--Fbra sn i u tfhouse
Vith jraraKe; Bven lots, on rail
road, located two blocks north of
station, at Sutherlln, Ore. What
hnve you? Address X 24, News
Review. LOAN'S on" lmprovedcity property.
If you own your home and need
immediate funda we can plve you
prompt service. I'mpqua Savings
lind Loan Association. Office with
lKnu'lii Abstract Company.
(AMnciatrd Ptt Lued Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 24.
Keks unsettled, current receipts
25c; pullets 23 J nnd 24c; firsts
24 i to 25c; henneries 25J and
2ti cents deliver I'ortland.
Butter very firm. Extra cubes.
city 4 5 Jjc; standard 451c; prime
I 4kc.
Ultter fat firm, scarce. Best
churning cream 45 and 46c net
j snippers track in zone one; 47c
.uvered in Portland.
, -
Lprln anrt .:lc ,,, ro09ter3
prints 22 and 2.'tc; old roosters
10c; ducks, White Pekln 2"c; live
turkeys 23c: dressed turkeys 33
and 36c; geese 16c.
Onions slow, $2.75 and $3.00;
Potatoes slow, barely steady 1.50
and $1.00.
Nuts steady. Walnuts No. 1.
28 nnd 34c; filberts 15 and 18c:
almonds 27c; Brazil nuts 16 and
17c; OreKon chestnuts 15 and 17c.
Hops unsettled. New clusters
16 and 17; fiiKKics 15 and 18c;
old crop nominal.
Cascara bark quiet. New peel
8c; Oregon grapo root 4c.
PORTLAND, Ore.,. Feb. 24. ;
Country killed calves on the local i
market are wenk and lower with !
lOJc the extreme top today and i
lower prices expected with the ar-1
'!'i'l of thw l.enuu season. He-
ceipts were liberal. Country hogs
are holding at 15J to 16 cents with
arrivals only moderate.
The butter market is extremely
firm with an advance not far dis
tant. Fancy cube butter is scarce
with extra and standard cubes at
45A cents.
With the eastern markets a trifle
j easier, values In the local egg
market are unsettled, there has
I been no session on the Portland
exchanirc since Inst Friilav nml fn.
tore trend Is uncertain. Receipts
RJJWS
&Vi.T,
BX1faq
IvS -n
fcj)t
B a despera
pernte New England
oiiih tugs at the rails in a
frantic erfort to urge his
horse ami rider to win! You
wul tug. too. as the blue-rib-bon
thoroughbreds bunih In
a whirlwind finish! It is a
race filled with tremendous
thrills. There is n smashing
climax nod an Intense ro
msnce In the love story of
Sure Thing Johnny." It Is a
gtippinc. exi-filng screen pro
duction In which the mirror
is held close to tho colorful
life of Tin .luira'
Also "World News"
AND A COOP COMEOV
ANTLERS
I Tonite and Wednesday B
1lMram)e I
, laujwnr JjWTI sVlTJ'""'
25c
1 1 m
VARIETY
Is the Spice of Life
Try a little variety in your meals
FRIED COOS BAY CLAMS.
VEAL SWEETBREADS.
Cooked at you like them at
Efte DOUGLAS GRILL
SPECIALS EVERY DAY
Open 5 A. M. to 1 2 P. M.
TRY OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
W. R. WARNER. PROP.
I
Free Consultation Phone 491
DR. HARRISON FOLK
CHIROPRATIC PHYSICIAN
"Electronic Reactions of Abrams" Electro-Theraphy and
Sunlight
Latest Modern Equipment
FOR -THE GOOD OF YOUR HEALTH
417-18-19 Perkins -Bldg.
Old fashioned bread and milk
both incorporated in a nut brown .
loaf. GRIMM BROS. MILK'
liKEAD. Phone 133.
o I
See THE IIOTTFNTOT Feb
BIG
DANCE
AT
Moose Hall
Wednesday
February 25
There will be a revival at the
Bible Standard Mission starting
tonight at 7:30. Rev. F. L.
Hornshuh is to be the evangel
ist. Rev. Hornshuh is well
known as an evangelist, is
a very able speaker. You
will enjoy every minute of his
sermons. There will be a num
ber of singers and musicians
from Eugene to assist in the
meetings. You are sure to en
Joy these services.
These will be as
ie win
8!
AFE
ANE
OUND
ENSIBLE
EltVICES
you have ever attended.
L. F. BURROR, Pastor.
I TONITE AND WEDNESDAY
1 THE GREATEST OF WESTERN STARS
jfl WuiamSKjbt pi
Also
"Webfoot"
Weekly
WM. S.
-In-
"THE RETURN
Children
10c
MAJESTIC
WED. RICHARD DIX
Junior Class of
THE
OTTENTO
A Comedy in Three Acts
By VICTOR MAPES
at
Antlers Theatre
Thursday, February 26, 1925
ADMISSION
Matinee, 3:45 p. m., 35c, 20c; Evening Perform
ance 8:15 p. m., 75c, 50c, 35c.
Reserved Seats at Box Office.
Free Entertainment
Followed By
BoX Supper
Benefit ot
BOY SCOUTS
PUBLIC INVITED
Thursday, Feb. 26
7:30 P. M.
I. O. O. F. HALL
A Good Program Has Been
Arranged.
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore.
1 Phone 86.
Events Without Shadows
Coming events do not always
cast shadows before them.
Fires, floods, losses, accidents,
burglaries do not warn you.
Only Insurance can keep the sun
sh'.Jng for you when the shad
ow dees come!
For experienced insurance
protection talk to us.
. MAsnmc Bloc
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OITOMBTRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glassen
lie Jackson St.
Also
A Good
Comedy
HART
OF DRAW EGAN"
Adults
1So
IN "MANHATTAN"
R. H. S. Presents (1