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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY. MARCH 7, 1925. t 1 3 Unregistered Bonds If you own unregistered bond, do not run the risk of Ions by l-uvlni! them at your home or office, wh-re they way be lust or stolen, (jive ihfiii the pro tact Ion ttiey should have now, by putting them In our Kaftt Deposit Vault, whern you ran rent a l'rivuta Lock Uox for IZ.UO nml up pr jeiir. TheKoseburgNdtiondl Bank Roseburg, Ore. I IMPROVEMENT TO BE MADE AT DOUGLAS HOTEL j A new entrance Is to be built at ! the Douglas Hotel, providing a way into the dining room without going through tlio lobby. The en trance will be cut through from Jackson street directly into the dining room, which U located in the northwest corner of Uj build-i Intr. The ronlmrt for t Improve- We Can Prove It with a dozen , . NewEdisons We did prove it absolutely and con clusively with a single New Edison. You know we did from the results of the test made last nii;ht nt the Antlers theatre, when Betsy Lnne Shepherd compared her voice with its Re-Crention by the Now Edison. We can prove it aairi with any other New Edison Phonograph in our store. Last night's marvelous Exhibition was not the achievement of a special New Edison. It was simply a regular performance of any New Edison Phonograph. '. The New Edison PHONOGRAPH Buy one of these New Edison Phono graphs on our easy payment Budget Plan. Then you have the one phonograph that sus tains the one vital phonograph test. Then ' you have music so perfectly Ke-Cveated that you feel that you are listening to living nrtsts. We guarantee that any New Edison which you select from our stock, will do everything which wag done by the instrument used in Inst night's test. ' OTT'S MUSIC STORE R08EBURQ, OREGON . SEE THE GREATEST RAILROAD At The Liberty Tomorrow f THE LIBERTY THEATER g ... .j. TiME ToNIGHT At Our Reg. Prices Only 10 and 19 cents. A Thrilling Adventure of Ths "SCARLET PIMPERNEL" , ; m wmmn r n 1 The most mysterious, most alluring man In hltury. Also: The Feature Comedy : Monty Bank in "Wedding Bell." SUNDAY, MONDAY The Big Railroad Picture Wllh KLAINR IIAMMIOUSTKIN "The Midnight Express" 0 First shovli't: in Oregon. The oustnndlng of all 11 It Pictures Filmed on Actual linllrosd Systems. This llli Hneolnl nnlv 2R cl. for ment has .been let to John Itunyan, who started work this morning. MEETINQ POSTPONED The zono educational meeting planned for March 14, has been postponed until April 11. llecauxe of the sickness Vhlcb now prevails throughout the county, It was thought better to potione tho meelng until a later date. A meet In ns held twlny f fllendale. i PICTURE AND TUESDAY adults snd 10 cts. fur children S ELECTED PRESIDENT PORTLAND, Ore.. March 7. E. P. Lewis. MarsbHeld was yes terday re-elected President of Oregon Hardware and Implement Dealers Association; George K. Knowles. Cottage Grove, vice-president and the executive commit tee reappointed K. K. Lucai, Spo kane, secretary and treasurer. Lu cas is also secretary of the Wash ington and Idaho State Hardware Mens' Associations. The follow ing will form the executive com mittee: K. A. Freans, Hood Hi rer; E'mil Pell, Ashland; Prank Gilliam, Heppner, and O. K. Mc Nalr. Handon. The associations convention which had heen In ses sion three days, closed last night with a banquet. A. II. Averili was toastmaster. Rtewart shearing machines and parts at Wharton Ilros. IKE Tl (Aavx-Utal mm lur! Wire.) PARIS, March 7. In connec tion with the talks In progress be tween Premier Herrlot and For eign Secretary Aunten Chamber lain of Great brltain on the secur ity question. It Is understood on the best authority that M. Her rlot has assured Mr. Chamberlain that France Is ready under cer tain conditions to evacuate the entire Khlneland in the near fu ture. These conditions would be the grunting of an effective security pact and thd underHtandlng that a strong control of armament along the Khlne by the League of Nations would be provided. The conversations between the two fltatemen continued today sur rounded by nn unusual anient Listen A New Ship ment of Pretty Pattern Hats has arrived direct from the South, including the Gloria Poke in Felt THE SPECIALTY SHOPPE Mrs. S. M. King . 235 N. Jackson St. Automobile Owners One of the most valuable kinds of Insurance you enn carry la Publfo Liability Insurance. This form of Insurance protects you from finan cial Ions In the event that your auto Injures someone and there Is a claim against you for dHimige. We also write all other lines of automobile, fire and accident Insur ance. mwrmmi. m Who-Owes-U We get the money because we know local conditions "know the majority of the debtors--give personal call service know our business, tyitl like our job. Can we be of service to you? Douglas Creditors Ass'n, Inc. In Rear of Douglas Abstract Company ANOTHER BIG Dance OAKLAND Saturday Nite March 7 . MUSIC BY THOSE UMPQUA .MELODV BOYS "IT'S THE TIME" ' Ask On Who Goes ' FATHERS AND SONS . ( High Rohool Parent Teach- er Association at Hln wnooi Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock. Fathers and Sons night A good program. Mothers lnvlt- ed but futhers especially. Give this one evening to the II. S. P. T. A. It's to help your son that they are held. of secrecy, which token in con nection with the fact that action on the report of the military con trol mission on German arma ments is being held up pending negotiations looking to a security pact, gate rise to all sorts of speculation as to the possible re sults of Mr. Chamberlain's visit, notwithstanding that he declared before leaving London that he would not open negotiations. Borne of Premier Herriot's close collaborators believe that the ten dency of these talks Is for the most part to clear the ground for future serious discussion. Guests at a luncheon given by Premier and Madame Herrlot in honor of Mr. Chamberlain Includ ed all the members of the ambas sador's conference and the ambas sadors of tho t'nlted States, Great llritaln. Italy, llelglum and Japan; Jules Cambon. General Nollet. the war minister; Marshal Koch, Jules La RocIIb of the foreign office, and the former Premier Hriand. Sheep dip and branding fluid at Wharton Ilros. THREE WORLDS OF THE EARTH TO BE LECTURE SUBJECT It was not by chance that the ancient empire of llabylonla gath ered all the nations of the then civilized world beneath Its ban ners. It was not by chance that Cyrus, the Persian, bore rule over all the earth. It was, not by chance that the armies of Alexander the Great swept all before them. It was not by chance that the Caesars pushed the Roman arms to victory. And It was not by chance that Na poleon and Wilhelm II essayed In vain to do again what these had done before. As a matter of fact, the success es and failures of all thine person ages are clearly shown on the pages of the Dlble. and in language so plain that when the passages ' are pointed out there can be no reasonable question of their mean ing to any who have wondered why these men followed the course ; they did. The history of the earth la dl j vlded Into epochs, dispensations or ! worlds. In each of these Jehovah has been accomplishing certain purposes, making the earth ready for its ultimate end, the home of a happy human family, all the better prepared to enjoy the blessings of perfect life that will then be spread before them because they have tasted other experiences that have ! made them long for something bet ter. I The "dispensation of the fulness of times," as it is called. Is Netill j 1 ahead ; but it is not far ahead. It Is I In this "world to com" (not a world to go to) that the wisdom of Ood will be revealed to all. The full meaning of the expression "Thy will be done on earth as It is ; heaven," will then be tompre ! hended by all. i The confusion and disorder at the present time are due to the transition from the "present evil ; world" to the "world to come ' wherein dwelleth righteousness." It is Increasingly difficult to cover up graft. The changes from the old, crooked methods of the past to the new, clean methods of the future' are not Instantaneous. They are coming gradunlly; but they are coming, none the less. In Bpenklng of this transition time the Lord made the statement that it would be (for certain ln- terests) "a time of trouble such as never was since there was a na ' tion." It Is even so. We witness it on every hand. It is the harbinger of hope that the new and better epoch is at the door. Come and hear about three worlds the two that have passed away, and the new one that is coming in (all here on this literal earth). Mr. K. P. Loop, is the speaker, one of the representatives of the International Hlble Stu 1 dents Association, Sunday, March 8, Moose Hall at 7:45 p. m. Free seats and no collections. . n YOUR OPPORTUNITY Listen fo a sermon on "The Ilar j vest Is Ended and the Summer Is Past." by Kvangellst Fred I.. I llornshuh. at the lllble Standard ; Mission, Sumlny evening 7:30; al ; so, services tonight at 7:30 and ' Sunday afternoon al 2:30. nnr nrn ihhv nur. WHO FATAL; DOCTOR HELD LOS AMiKI-Efl. March 7. IV tfctlves InvrnttKHtiiiK the d-'uth of Mrs. Jessie UHrhrfnt during a "fnr peelitw" operation In Holly wood hint Wedmvdajr, today were looking Into report that Mr. OUchrlMt underwent another fa. e modeling operation last June at the hands of Ir. Ovrtrudo Steele, "beauty doctor", who fled to (Scr mnny after ahe had been chared wlrh manslaughter In connection with the death of one or her patients. It wan belleTed noimlMe that Mr. (tllchrtxt'H death might hsv. heen due Indirectly to the first operation, aa well as to the oper ation under which she died. f hi-mlcnl analysis of Ihe wom an' brain showed traces of phenol Tuition ng and the theory waa that the operation at Juno may have left her particularly emiitlvf to the effecti of the phenol solution commonly used In face peeling oporallom , !!TB BE I! I OF HI (JtMoeUtcd rmi Ltued WIN.) ' PEFtLIN, March 7. The ma jority party In the Reichstag has agreed to frame a measure ap pointing Dr. Walter Simons, pre sident ad interim of the German republic. Dr. Simons was for eign minister and now president of the supreme court at Leipzlc. It Is understood that the de cision to make Dr. Simons the temporary president until a suc cessor to the late President Ebert Is elected, was primarily with the Idea of leaving Dr. Hans Luther free to carry on his important work as chancellor unhampered by the duties of the presidential office. . Dr. Simons was minister of for eign affairs In the Kehrenbach cabinet and was the leader in the German reparations negotiations with the allies. While Chancellor Kehrenbach was a centrist,' Dr. Simons entered the ministry with no proclaimed party affiliations. He resigned with the cabinet in May 1921, following the allies ultimatum on reparations. He later became the German legal adviser on the upper Silesiau boundary commission and .was appointed-president of the Supreme Court In 1932. Dr. Simons was born in 1861. o- We have Oliver steel plows that will plow black, sticky land. Whar tun Ilros. o FORECLOSURE SUITS FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT TODAY Three foreclosure suits were fil ed in the circuit court todax. A suit was brought by August Ce derstrom against Alfred S. Ander son for JCou alleged to be due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage given as security Is asked. Mr. Cederstrom is repre sented by Attorney John T. Long. The First State liank of Sutherlln Is suing Charles K. Heed and oth ers for $1,000 on a promissory note, and the Citizen's Bank of Drain Is suing Robert Thiel and O. U Thlel for 1700. The banks In both actions are represented by Attor neys Rice and Orcutt. ' o MILK DREAD. The food of foods. It must be pure. The gov ernment demands It GRIMM BROS.' MILK BREAD. Phone 133. o Use News-Review Classified Ad vertlslng for results. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Learn Telegraphy DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Roseburg Telegraph Institute Room 224. Perkins Bldfl. . WELCOME to the Dixonville DANCE TONIGHT If you like dancing for good times welcome is The Hayshakers Kcynott", who offer Rood times seldom equalled never excelled Electro- Chiropractic Healthogr.ms FEMALE DISOIIDERS Elee-tro-1'hlropractlc treatments are restoring health to hundreds of women mm saving them from many a dreaded and dangerous operation. Vodern equipment and methods. Safe, sane, anil sure. It costs you nothing to hivetlKte. Dr. Rupert A. Moon 324 Ptrklns Bldg. Phent 554 I Perkins Bldfl. Roseburg, Ore. j Phone 86. I F ; 1 1 ! WANTED FOR CASH ! 1923-1924 Model Fords 1 MATHEWS I MOTOR-X-CHANGE I m Jackson St. jj Old fashioned bread and rhlik both Incorporated In a nut biown loaf. GRIMM BR08.' MILK IUtEAll phone 133. i t?Ka!y Vi TYPEWRITER for rent Pbon'e IJtT. TWO MEN wanted to make lath at sawmill. Call 460. FURNISHED house"" for rent In quire Mrs. J. K. Falbe. PRUNE treea guaranteed to grow. Loganfarm Nursery, lit 8, Dx 121, Salem, Oregon. ' FOR" SALE Nb7l prune trees .on plum root. Martin Brucker, near Coos Junction. FOR"-RENT 5-room furnished house, with bath, close in. 828 N. Jackson St FOR""SALE Large lot. close Ini small payment down. Dal. 110, per mo. Phone 356-R. FOR SALE Large cabinet Vlctro 1a In 1st class condition. 30 rec ords, (50. Phoae 122. N FOR "RENT Furnished house keeping rooms, ground floor. 816 ' Winchester St. Phone 170-Y. FOR SALE TwSyear bid-heifer will be fresh In two weeks. H. Schulze, Brockway, Phone 2F41. FOR SALE 6fl0 gal. galvanized iron tank good condition $I2S. Phone 428 or address J. H. Sinnl ger, Roseburg. FOR SALE $2,750, 8 per cent mortgage on good property. Ad dress "Mortgage" care News-Re-vlevr. y . FOR SALE Good 4-roora house, two good lots, creek bottom, good value, $1100. Charles Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St. FOiTSSLE 2 older cows, and 2 young heifers. All bred. One fresh in AprlK Eliza Jennie, Roseburg, Rt.2, Box 31-D. FOR"SALE AbouT"60""White"Leg horn chickens. Tancred strain. Ready to take home. Phone 391-Y or call at 702 Fullerton St. FOR TilADES'pan of black mares, 8 yrs. old, wt about 2300, for bigger team about 140!) wt. Inquire at Farm Bureau Ex change. FEMA LEHELPWANTEDONLY Earn $5-$l0 weekly, address ing, , mailing circulars. Send stamped envelope for particulars. Palace Mall Co., Toledo, Ohio. FINE TEAM OF MARES With good harness for sale. Age 6 and 9: well matched. Price $150. Full Information, Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. SALESMEN WANTED To carry our line of advertising calendars, blotters, fans, etc., good propo sition. Address J. T. Specialty Co., 252 Fillmore St, San Fran cisco. FRESH COW for sale Jersey- j Guernsey of pure stock, Bplen-1 did milker, very gentle and only i 4 years old. Price $100. Apply I 1141 Harvard Ave., West Hose- burjf. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES We have a plan whereby you urn urvuuio n oiivcr iui uwu-i er and make larRe profits. In formation free. Write Riverside Fox Farms, Eagle River, Wis consin. ' SALESMEN OR AGENTS WANT- j ED Amazing stylish ladies shoes. Large tiash commissions introducing popular 13.95 and -$4.95 shoes.- Actual samples fur nished. Write quick. Style Arch Shoes. Dept. F.' Cincinnati. ! A CTT"UP- PRO.-'OSITION You can easily double your money on. 20 acres In good bearing or-! chard; borders on Pacific high-1 way; 1 mile from - Roseburg. i Only $100 per acre, lawrence, Agency. 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. ; PACIFIC HIGHWAY SERVICE i STATION The biggest paying service station on the coast for sale. Groceries, lunches, gas, oil, ; auto accessories. Everything goes at a real sacrifice. Law rence Agency, 125 Cass Street Phone 219. FOR SALE Accredited chicks! Now Is the time to get your or der In for future delivery. White Hatchery, sells only S. C. White Leghorn AA accredited chicks at single A prices. Full count and safe delivery guaranteed. Write for price list No. . White Hatchery, Petaluma, Calif. ShYNTHLY payment loasx: If you wish to build or buy a home or refund your present mortgage, we have a liberal monthly pay ment plan whereby loans may be repaid In small payments ex tending over a periotL.of years. Umpqua Savings andLoan As sociation, with Douglas Abstract Co. WANTED Man and wlfelo go on 80 A ranch near Brockway. I Plenty of oak and fir timber. ! Ikiod place for man with truck. Ilest of soil, well watered, out side range, 4-room Jiouse. 1 ml. from school. Will Rive man in terest In place, or will sell for $750 cash. Mrs. May Mitchell, t:5 Cobb St., Roseburg, Ore. TlllTSA KE S TT H I NOON E ARTFI Is a good stock ranch. 2t5 acres in tract: fenced and cross fenced with woven wire; spring water in each pasture; 25 acres In growing crops; 10 acres more to be planted; 6 acres bearing . prunes; family orchard: good 6 room farm house; big barn; team; harness; wagon; full set tools and implements; 2 cows; 2 calves; S goats; I'M) head ewes: SO big lambs; turkya: ge-se; chickens. Everything complete gos for $6500. takes 'half cash. Lawrence Agency, 125 "ss Street. Phone 21. DR. DEAN B. CUBAR orrowKTHssr Specialist la th fitl c GIAMI 111 Jatksnn St. SPRING SHOWING S r-i. at. t ..." Kg .cjcciusive rauern nats, teaturing latest m M Fabrics and Smartest Styles. Rj . . Bell Millinery Special Price on all Ljntrimniexl Hats Ijj BR ', and FuAvers. ' . . R I, 1 r. FOR CERTIFIED SEED MINNESOTA IS IN THE FRONT RANK That Northern Grown potato Seed From the Famous Minnesota Red River Valley -ACCLIMATED FOR THIS COUNTRY . Early Irish Cobblers and Early Ohios Top Seed Certified Seed $3.25 ' 100 Car due to arrive any day HOLD YOUR ORDERS Better Seed For Mail Orders Solicited UMPQUA PRODUCE CO. CP, CAYLOR Metzger Warehouse Res. Phone 189-J P. O. Box 784 Free Consultation DR. HARRISON FOLK! CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN "Electronic Reactions of Abrams" Electro-Theraphy and Sunlight Latest Modern Equipment FOR THE GOOD OF YOUR HEALTH 417-18-19 Perkins Bldg. LAST TIME TODAY A Ruthless Romance of Life and Love in a Raw Lumber Camp! "Big Timber" Starring , WILLIAM DESMOND A gripping drama of the lumber camps. All the romance and glamour of the lumberjack's dangerous calling. The life story of a ruthless master of men whom two women loved. Filmed among the natural wonders of California's redwood forests. With a truly appalling forest fire sweeping over the mountains. A thrilling dims yon will long remember. Also "Prehistoric Man" Comedy and "World News" 10c- MAJEgTIC -15c Sunday: "Empty Hands ' TONITE ONLY TONITE A Paramount Feature a THE TOP OF with Anna Q. Nllsson, James Klrkwood, Raymond Hatton and other notables. Here Is one of the most spectacular melodramas In 'he history of the screen. A story or love ana sacrifice devested along brand new lints, and tnliUamld thrilling fights, raging floods, rnnslng rescne and other "g scenes. ALSO "THE GAME HUNTER" CtaMEPO AND "PATHE NEW'j SUNDAY MONDAY The astounding 7-year Jtage success "THE MAN WHO CAME BACK" With Ceorge O'Brien and Dorothy M.-.rknill ' iQc ANTLERS 25c - Tussdsy: Milton Sills "As Man Desires" lbs. $3.75 Better Potatoes Phone 491 THE WORLD"