ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW 'THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1925.
PAR on April 2
COPC0 1 Preferred Capital-Stock
advances to 100 a share
Seven months ago The California Oregon .'- ,
Power Company made a public offering of - .
10,000 shares ($1,000,000.00) of 7 Preferred
Capital Stock for subscription by its customers
and friends in the territory it serves.
Today, only half of the entire offering remains
unsold. ,
Approximately 5,000 shares have been pur- '
t . chased direct from the Company at the price
which has heretofore prevailed $98.00 per
share, with convenient terms at $5.00 per share 0
per rrlonth if desired, and with interest at 6
.' allowed on all installments paid. "
Increased Value for Investors '
t . Prevailing market conditions,, the country
wide demand for good hydroelectric securities,
and the approaching completion of the Com-
' pany's new developments, which' will materi- ''
ally increase the net earnings, now justify this"
' ; increase in price of the Preferred Capital Stock.
Announcement of the advance of $2.00 per
; share on April 2, 1925, is published at this time
for the advantage of stockholders and prospec
tive purchasers. ..
For information concerning the 7
' , Preferred Capital Stock arid interest
bearing partial payment plan, ask any
member of our organization or simply
clip and mail the coupon below.
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SERVICE III II. S.
Annual Report of Bell Com
pany Shows Most Ex
cellent State Affairs.
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ormait this coupon
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Stock and special partial payment plan.
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ORCHESTRA WILL
PLAY SATURDAY
The Ladle Columbia Concert Or
chestra composed of talented
7010; women musicians Is to ap
pear in jftseburg on Saturday
evening, at 8:00 'at the ' High
School Auditorium.
The Orchestra recently com
pleted a tour of the Western Unit
Ad StatM and fn ovdTV 4itV vhKTA
they appeared were received by more than ordinary musical auil-
enthuslasttc audiences. Only re- Ity.
dies Columbia Concert Orchestra,
Mme. Frances Knight, Conductor.
"The orchestra has made con
cert tours In the east with great
succestOand Is now strengthened
and even better than ever. Last
night about 30 young lats at
tractively clad in evening dress
played-in tho orchestra and gave
gona accounts ot themselves -as
instrumentalists. They placed
1 with good attention to gtelr lea
der and also with good taste and
directed with dignity
lent musicianship."
and
Pictures Now Being Trans
mitted Across the
Continent by
Wire.
cently they appeared in Portland
and the various newspapers said
of the organization:
O "Ladles Columbia Concert Or
chestra draws big crovd.. Excel
lent program given before lage
audience at Heilig Theatre. A
large audience was present at the
Heilig Theatre last night and de
rived much pleasure from an ex
cellent concert given by the Lr-
'Ladles Columbia Concert Or
chestra excellent In concert. An
interesting program of classical
and aeml-classlcal music was
given last evening by the Ladies
Columbia Concert Orchestra at
the Heilig Thmtro. , Thirty young
women musicians are Included In
the orchestra personnel and laM.
night they showed marked ability
in ensemble wrrrk. Mme. Knight
A ' 11 .' ' ' .' V A
Says-Now Stiff
Joints Mifct Go!
Joint-Ease they call this wonder
working substance, for.he reason
that when ordinary remedies fail to
Umber up the stiff, inflamed rlfJu
matic Joint, or reduce the swelling,
Joint-Ease succeeds.
It's a good name for a good,
clean, penetrating prescription that
in Just a few months has proven
to a multitude of people that lame.
swollen, distorted Joints cajji speed
ily have the kinks taken out nf
them and work aa sixthly
ever. O
1 Save the wear and tea!
JB- A
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Dark, rainy days, miserable cold, wjid
swept highways you know from exper
ience hftv hard this is on your ownarp
when you haveo take it oftt in. all
kinds of weather. '
Make use the Motor Stages and save
your own car!
n Revel in tCb warmth, thexlcanliness, the
luxury of the modern safety coach.
Always on time, run at fremient intervals,
no worry. fFor business or pleasure, it s
. the economical way to travel. U
OREGON STAGES
Hut Joint-Ease Is for bothersome
Joints, whether knee, ankle, hln.
shoulder, spine or iiiwt, ana ioi-
that purpose Its sals a immen.v
All rimtrirlfftM .VMThrR reDOTt
E a big demand
S&l Always remember, when Joint
g j Ease gelK0i Joint agony gets of-
; Limbers 'Em Up
I Joint -"Ease
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ij1 DAILY WEATHER HtPORT
fS i . U. 8. W eatner Hureao, local Ot
is' flee, Roseburg, Oregon, 21 hours
i ruuiiiR u . hi.
gyPrsclp. In Inches ana Hundredths
filgncst lemiieraturo yesieruay n.i
Iiwest temperature last night- 39
Precipitation last 24 hours.. w
Total preclp. alnce first month- 0
Normal preclp. tor this month-3.98
The annual report of the direct
ors ot the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company to its more
than 345.000 stockholders Is a rec
ord of the continuing growth of the
telephone business. Chairman H.
B. Thayor Includes inhe report
the significant statistics of the Bell
System as a whole and pxesents
clearly the problems and the pot
Icy of the management. He calls
attenUon to the fact that the rate
adjustments ot the associated com
panies as a whore are adjustments
to the present value ot tne dollar,
rather than Increase In the er
centage of net earnings on proper
ty over what baa been customary
In the past. The only exceptions
are in those few places where
rates before the war were ngt
adequate, it is noted in mis con
nection that while dividend and In
terest charges of the Bell System
in 1914 amounted to 4.96 per cent.
uDon the book alue of Its proper
ty, in 1924 amounted to only 4.87
per cent.
The charges for telephone serv-
ice have, on the average advanced
less during the past i ten year
than wages or the prices of ma
terials or the cost of living. This is
equivalent to saying that measured
In terms of wages or material pric-
es or cost of living, the average
charge for telephone service has)
been reduced.
The principles ot rate regula
tion applicable to telephone service
have been greatly clarified n re
cent years and some of them have
been well established. It is reason
able to expect that this should
almnlifv the work ot both commis
sions and the companies In such
ra readjustments as changes In
conditions may make necessary or
desirable.
Notwithstanding the fact that
general business activity was rela
tively less In 1924 than 1923, the
average daily exchange and toll
connections In 1924 were 45 mil
lion, that Is 7.1 per cent In excess
.,( 1923. Both as to the speed and
accuracy of making tese connec
tions, the sssnuarus oi uie system
were fully maintained and the
1924 service results were superior
to those of any preceding year.
The total net gala of Bell-owned
telephones for the year was 836,
163. Tift personnel of the Bell Sys
tem continues to produce satisfac
tory rtaults and themorale Is ex
cellentThe turnover In the work
ing forces Is back to the pre-war
level, the figures showing that the
per centage leaving the service Is
less than in any year since 1916.
An efficient metnoa oas oeen
developed for electricity transmit
ting photographs, arawings, nana
writlnr. finger prints, and so
forth, over telephone circuits. The j
first public demonstration ot uua
method was made on may is, iszi.
when pictures were transmuted
from Cleveland to New xora city
In the presence of newiapers,
press aiytfclationa and others. Dur
ing the Rational republican conven
tion pictures of Interest In connec
tion therewith were taken and
transmuted from Cleveland to New
York, and during the national
democratic convention similar pic
tures were taken and transmuted
from New York to Chicago. These
pictures were widely published In
newspapers and magaxines.
Further developments In the use
of the wire lines for connectlnafD.t
dlo stationrahave permitted prao
tlcally nationwide broadcasting of
Important public events. A not
able example was the nation-wide
mobilization of-.communlcalion by
wire aad wire Wis for the -L'nlted
States Army on Defense Test Day.
To better meet the future needs
of the system, a new organisation
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BASEBALLCHALLENSE J ITPWMt
Is Easy to Make
Starting
But that is not the only test
of a good gasoline Other
qualities must be present if
you consider the welfare of
your motor.
Non-Jetonati'ng gasoline
delivers power impulses
continuoiisly throughout
the full stroke of the pis
tons. It doesn't deal one
sudden, crashing blow.
Strong, smooth power re
sults. -A swift, powerful, con
tinuous thrust drives the
?istons all the way down.
7o sudden crash against
the piston head, the force
of whikh is spent and
gone in fine explosion.
No vibration, none of
the wear and tear, and no
"knocking" due to those
6udden crashes.
A smooth, quick pick
up and a gliding, power
ful, stressless speed comes
from NdVi-Detonating
Union Gasoline.
Its use insures your mo,
tor's best performance.
Sold through Union
Service Stations and in
dependent dealers everywhere.
Also Producers of Aristo Motor Oil
mom
Non-Dctojiattng
'0 '
lLljfiig
The American Legion In
door Baseball team challenges
any team In the county lot
game of Indoor Baseball.
None barred.
equipment, exchange and toll lines
amounted to I2h7.97S.S23 and were
the largest In tl ) history of the
Hell system. They exceed by ap
proximately 138,248,000 the not ad
dition In 1923.
The number of employes In the
American--Telephone and Tele
grap!)cjrTpany and tho Associa
ted Operating companies was, at
the enof the year 279.659. . ,
NOTICE
The Dotiirlas Creditors Associa
tion and The Roseburg fliouglas
County Merchants Association of-
to be known as Bell Telephone I-a-! fires have been moved fnB the
bora lories. Incorporate), has been inniglas National Bank building to
formed. This new organization, ' ,h Douglas Abstract building. In
which Is owned Jointly by the the quarters Ejrmerly orciaded by
American Telephone and Tele-j the public library. Ferso. hav
ing bunlness to transact wltn tnese
associations are kindly Oequested
to call at the new location.
E. It. KENNY, Manager.
Llb.rty Theatre
The gjashlng adventures f the
LeSie of the Scarlet Pim!!f;rnel,
banded togethex to save the doom
ed, have been a modern counter
part of the deeds ot the Age of
Chlvry but shorn of the heavi
ness of the mediaeval knights, afXl
sparkling with a romanft that ago
never knew. 0 1
Bnveral of trttm bavTi been
staged and re-staged again and
again. And now perhaps the best
of them all -"I will Repay" has
been adapted to the screen under
the title "Swords and the Woman"
and la showing at the Liberty the
atre tomorrow and Saturday.
o
Majestic Tnaatre
The Majestic theatjj will pre
sent today only tho Rw Associa
te,! Kxhlbltors photodrsma, "Is
Divorce a Failure?" With Lean
llalrd and f apted by her from
Dorian Neve's stage play, "All
Mine." "Is Divorce a Failure?" Is
said to be a drama with punch and
given. Statistics at the Grand
Council headquarters In this city
show that more than eighty per
cent of the De Molsys are mem
beriuof soma church.
Devotional Day Is obligatory
rtion the members. It Is one of
five such annual observances. The
others are: Da Inlay Day ot
Comfort, January S; Patriot's
Day, May 1; Educational Day, the
second regular chapter meeting In
September, and Parents' Day, the
Sunday preceding NOwmher II.
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LOCAl-LttC
CtMOsVlUC
MOVINO
This Is a sample of the ktn4
of modern vaa we will send
to help you with your moving
problems. A telephone will
1 bring It to your doorstep.
Ws guarantee lowest prices.
"Wi aim to plesse"
H.S. FRENCH
TRANSFEI WD STORAGE CO.
PHONI tJJ
B!
ilireclp.
1 Siate
from Sept. 1,
from Sept.
-.33.23
Total
to
Average preclp,
1. 1877
Total excess from Sept. 1.
192J
y I Average precipitation for 4
wet seasons.. (September to
fci May. Inclusive) .. '. II I
g Cioady and unsettled tonight and
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1.27
graph Company and the Western
Electric Company, has taken over
all ofcjhe gesearch and develop
ment functions -hlthefto perform
ed for the Bell system In the engi
neering department of the West
ern Electric Company, and It Is be
lieved that the, new arrangement
aHBY'S IMPORTED
Broccoli seed 120 per lb. Order
wllSmake for a more efficient and from, Mrs. N. C. Ashby, Apt. t over
economical carrying on of the Uoee Confectionery. Roseburg, Ore.
fundamental work designed to lm- o
prove and advance the communl- Watch R. H. 8. defeat Grants
cation art. . I's Frl. night.
It Is shown that there Is one Hell
owned or Dell connecting tele
nl.nne station for each seven of the
total population of the lolled 1,- Leaves a bad cough; so drs
id
lV)RONCHITB
I ale-disturbing euughs with
'chamberlain's
cough remedy
E Friday, . , .
States. At the end of the year
there were 11.242.S1 Hell owned
stations and 4, 14,232 Hell connect
ing stations. There were 3993,
19 miles of exchange and Xoll wire
owned in the Bell system, an In
crease during 1924 of S.369.777
miles. About 7 per cent of the to-1 TjBed j recommended tinea lfff It
tal wire mileage was in under-1 h relieved the roughs and colds of
ground cable and more than 22 buia children and grown persona
per cent In Serial caoie, who omj everywhere.
about 11 per eent in open wire. Km. . h.t4l. In Mar homa all the tia
power Jn every 'situation.
It ts
s the story of a divorced
couple who find themselves and ,
"tho other man" vajation-bound on
the same steamthl?At night they
crh-thto a derelict. The boat
sinks and the throe the. woman,
her ex-husband and her husband-to-be,
arWcast on a vmtanlo tropl
Q island. Here circumstances
siiow the men in their true colors
and the eviian her mistake.
CHIROPRACTIC
Speaking of bread like mother
u'vl tof-iake. It sure had nothing
o.r:i(l.VMHItUB.' MILK UIIEAD.
i'hone 133.
I Vot ft.lHitlnna tn nlant in 1924.
comnrUUig msialx real esute, ' H Narcatka Sola everywhere.
DEVOTIONAL DAY
TO BE OBSERVED
KANSAS CITY, Mo., March S.
Members or the Order of De
Molny throughout the world will
oMcrve Sunday, March 15, as De
votional Day. The more than 1,
4d0 chapters have each been 'Ik
ed to attend church services
1 where special programs will be
Is the modern science of restoring health through tha nerves.
' Chiropractic
Allied with KLECTROTHERAPY I? restoring thousands of
mfferors to health whd have failed to get relief any other way.
Then why should you suffer from Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neu
ritis? Stomach and Bow.1 trouble. Headache. Backache, Nervous
.ness, doitr, High Blood Pressure, and other troubles, when
' Electro-Chiropractic
ta within your reach to prove what It can do for yon.
Electro-Chiropractic
IS SAFE, SANB AST) SURE.
Let nt make a complete examination of year case, JescrlM our
method" yon without a cent ot eosU Then yea do what yoa
think best
DR. RUPERT A. MOON
324 Perkins Bldg. M
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