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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11. 1925. Visit Our Spring Showing, Then Select Your Coat or Your Ensemble Suit FROM THIS WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT "WCDflp-fU tennis Kasha., Pad rones, Bamboo, Peach down cloths Smtdiing mii Agency for BUSTER BROWN SHOES DR. DEAN B. 6UBAR OK10MKTHI1.T Specialist In th tilting e 111 Jackson St. DANCE AT MOOSE HALL Wednesday t March 11 GOOD MUSIC DANCE at Melrose Country Club Saturday Nile . March 14th GOOD MUSIC 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, and like our job. Can we be of srrvlco to youT Douglas Creditors Ass'n, Inc. In Rear of Douglas Abstract Company '1?I"IMMKKIM I DR j Specie THE LIBERTY THEATER TODAY AND TOMORROW THE BIG SHOW Tha Year's Oulstnndinif Melodramatic Crook Mystery Thrill--Comcciy Dranin, with Beautiful Evelyn. ALSO BENNY LEONARD (World's1 Lightweight Champion) LOVED BY EVERY RED liLOODED AMERICAN 'FLYING ALSO: AF(SOP.S FABLES & TOWN TOI'ICS Friday and Saturday, WILLIAM FAIRBANKS, In "RACING. FOR LIFE" MIIMIsMIWMCTro PRICES FEATURE Value must predominate in every garment in our store this, our established policy, was never more evident than in our COATS AND ENSEMBLE SUITS FOR SPRING ' Exceptionally low are our pricings starting at $15.00 and including our comolete show in or in new colors and ma- up to $60.00 Better Service Bettor Merchandise Learn Telegraphy DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Roseburg Telegraph Institute Room 224, Perkins Bldg. Automobile Owners One of the moat valuable kinds of Insurance you can carry Is Public Liability Insurance. This form of Insurance protects you from finan cial loss In the event that your auto Injures someone and there Is a claim against you fur damages. We also write all other lines of automobile, fire and accident Insur ance. pniFBurtc. m Electro- Chiropractic Hcalthogram3 PROSTATITIS: The ma jority of men from thirty years old and up have some form of prostate trouble. This means premature old age unless the trouble is suc cessfully treated and the cause removed. If you are not up to par this gland is very apt to be the cause. Our ELECTRO - CHIROPRAC TIC treatments are getting results in all cases not can cerous. An examination costs you nothing. Modern equipment. Dr. Rupert A. Moon 324 Parkins Bldg. 'Phont 554 Regular Price Only 10 and IS cents FISTS" Agency for MUNS1NG WEAR STATE DELEGATION IN" CONGRESS FAVORS AIRCRAFT DEFENSE A well attended rms-tlnr of l'mp qua Chapter Heserve OPIIcers' As sociation, was held last night at the L'mpqua Hotel. The chapter re ceived its charter at this meeting, and Is now officially recognized. Lieut, Oscar llerrle was In charge of the instruction program, his subject being Army Organization. At a previous meeting the chap ter went on record as favoring more sdequate aircraft as a neces sary adjunct of the nation's de ferine. This resolution was for warded to the Oregon delegation and the answors read last night. received were ! The resolution' I was as follows: Whereas, It appeara from recent testimony of army and navy offic ials before the appropriate commit tees of congress, from writers In the public Journals, and from fnmmnn ronnrl that lha al fm-nua of the United States are admitted-i j iiin-iiwi tu mo air lureei ui , other powers, and that the aircraft j used by the air services are either obsolescent or obsolete, leaving the I United States practically defense I leas to hostile aerial attack. : Therefore, the Umnqua Chapter. ; Reserve Officers' Association of ' the United States, in session duly ! i convened at Roseburg, Oregon, j February 16, 1925, after seriously i debating the matter, atid hearing I the several views of well Informed; uimriB ui wie jwiwrvt-, uu unaiil- ; mously adopt the following resolu- Hons: j Resolved, that l'mpqua Chapter, I Reserve Officers' Association of i the United States, do urge and I. i pray the state of Oregon's repre-'ble, the senate had ennduded an I sentatlves In congress to vote fa- other tie vote. 40 to-40. Just as vorably on the subject of adequato the vice-president, who could have aircraft defense, and It Is further, cast -ehe deciding ballot, entered i Resolved, that a copy of these the chamber. When at this Junc j resolutions be forwarded to each ture. Senator Overman of North iiiemuer oi uie wregon delegation ! in io wir iu senaiors from Oregon, the state department : ...o ... o. , ,o w, ,,-, nun, hiiu iu nuiiunai iieuuquariers of the Heserve Officors' Assocla- Hon,. I he following replies were recelv- ed from members of the Oregon 1 delegation. Indicating their stand on this Important question "Am In favor of adequate air craft defense, and am glad to have the letter from I mpqua Chapter. "CHARLES U MeNAKV." "I desire Io acknowledge receipt m nii.jr n, renmuuoiis amipieu oy mn's nomlnalioa but none would l ni.qua Chapter. 1 am very glad undertake to Int. rpret the views or to have this copy of your resolu- purposes of Mr. Coolldge. tlon. and thank you for the court-1 Senator Cummins of Ohio, chnlr esy, and shall give this matter ' mB f the judiciary commlit. . most serious attention. ;tnat fivorablv reported the noniln- "ROBKR r N. Sl'ANFIELD." j atlon. said, however, that he could I too have been giving attention not ,oe Kbere another vote would to the dispute between the depart- change the alluatlon. adding that menta and others relative to the mo of tne ,ena,org who vne ub. aircraft situation In the V. S. I ap- ,enl ,.e,.riiay wore pau.lM. predate the great importance. In I ,ra,(on, that a new name fart one might say, the absolute ml)ht be ,Hn( to ,he ,enato r,.VV. necessity for pni.er aircraft de- 0(l d,i(.u,,on aniong ,pnaiors as to veopment and shall vote for suit- lho poHlblitv of .confirming smh able measures and necessary ap- ,,.,etlon. should It be made from proprlalions. .,,.... Khe list of men who were under W. G. 1IAN . ...,l.l.,tl lw IV.r,.,!. mo a copy of your rt'ttolution aitopt-, 1 at the moftltiR for your a snot-la- tlon on Fpb. 1, M25, rclBtive lo tUe air service of the II, 8 "N. J. SINNOTT. o GENERAL BLACK9MITHINQ And horseshoeing. All work guar- whose selection Is said to hive anteed. Plenty room for farmer's hern urged vigorously upon the horses. B21 Winchester St. north of White House. Auto Camp. K. K. Woodcock. Prop. I It as Judge McCamant whe pre v o - (sen ted the plans of the republic. m American lence at . Wharton .leaden at the strilcago convention ntos. in 1H20 bv placing the name of t'al 'vin CiHlldi:e 1n nomination f r LV. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perklna Bldo. Roeeburg. Or. Phont 81 STATE MAY HELP KEEP OFFICER AT REEDSPORT - ' fCnnllnued from pairo t.) 000.00 for the mate Prohibition fund It will require twice .24 from Douglas County and not 11,000.00 additional, as Senator Eddy has figured It. On January 1st of this year we ha1 approx imately $1300.00 left in, our pro hibition fund. I Had we been re quired last year to contribute our share of 150.000.00, we would have had a deficit of almost II, OOe.00. , "I am considering this matter purely from a practical stand point. What the law-abiding peo ple of Douglas County want la the best possible enforcement of the law. In my judgment, that could have been better achieved by leaving the prohibition enforce ment as much as possible in the hands of the local officers, who know local conditions and who are directly responsible for their acts to the people of Douglas county, i do not question the good intentions of the Legislature amending the prohibition law. I only hope that practical applica tion of the amendment will be aa satisfactory as they expect. , "Senator Kddy suggests that an Itemized statement of disburse ments of the prohibition fund be published. Such action, in my judgement, would be equivalent to nullifying the law so far as Its enforcement with prohibition funls is concerned. We have a number of people In this county who have given us much informa tion that has resulted In the con viction of prohibition violations. We have paid for this Informa tion; we expect more Information from majiy of these people. Their usefulness to law enforcement would be gone when their namea were published. The vouchers covering disbursements of the prohibition fund aro subject to nspectlon and audit by the Coun ty Court at' any time. Copies of those vouchers In my office will be exhibited to any person who Is Interested in the matter and who Is a friend of law enforce ment, including Senator Eddy. "I-ast year by the expenditure of 14773.38 we kept Douglaa County In Its place as one of the cleanest counties in the state. We paid approximately one-half that amount to the State Prohi bition Department, for which we. received absolutely nothing. How ever, in Justice to the State Pro hibition program, I will say that this was probably due to the fact that the State Prohibition Com missioner felt that other sections ,nf tbe state needed his help more man aid we. "Whatever may be our opinions as to the wisdom of the. present law. It is the law, and It Is up to us and each of us to do the VPry "m we can" to make It an unquamiea success: we ask the loyal cooperation of the neonle of Douglaa County In that work. As Senator Eddy so aptly said, "In order to have successful en forcement of the prohibition law, there must be not onlv viellnnt and competent officers, but a ?'r0"f, p"!?"? "enllment back of them." That sentiment Is grow- . . . " " '"""' v.ouniy. ji is tne greatest power for Ins ment that exists." Your meal Is well balanced if you nve a pinie or delirious fresh uretiu io grace me center of your IRIiTe. tne b"st and costs .the lea: l.Hl.MM DUOS. MILK BREAD. i none in. " NOMINATION OF WARREN MAY BE RE-SUBMITTED fPontlnnM from nsre VV Carolina the only democrat who nait voted for confirmation-, swllch- ed his vote, the motion to recon- smer was taoieu and the fight was ended. Not counting the preliminary in Senator Reed's vote. switch nine rennbllrans folno.i .n f i, democrats present, except Senator Overman, anil the one farmer-lnhnr senator, Slilpstcad, in voting against confirmation. A cumber cf administration sen ators visited the White House to day to discuss the situation grow ing out of the rejection of Mr. War- was chosrn. These Included Ar thur P. Hung, chief Justice of ttn tl.a.a.kii.i.tla aitrirumM i-.tiirt- .;w.t,fin - r.ma.Wk .,f Mirhu-nn' and others. A new name which appeared to !day In speculation over the vscsnt .post was that of Judge Wallace IMeCamsnt nf Portland. Ore.. vice-president and stAmiH'dlng ttie convention to him. Chairman Cummins of the judic lary committee, who had charge of the Warren nomination In the sen-, ate was the first to present his views to the president today. I Ijiter Senators Watson of In Miaua, Moses of New Hampshire, LEGION MEETING TUES. ' This la the last meeting of l'mpqua Post before 4he tie Days of '49 show and tke com- e mandf-r requests a good at- tendance. Committees will be e named for the big event and much other Important busi- e e ness transacted.- Ite there, fel-s lows. Tuesday nlKht. UMPQUA CHIEFS NOTICE Drill at 7 o'clock at - the Armory tonight. Kvery, Chief is urged to turn out and par- tlcipate. Tbis la Important If the Chleis wish to niak'e a (tood appearance at the Straw- berry Carnival. Tonight at 7 o'clock -for one hour. need of Pennsylvania and Wads- worm or new lorn, discussed the situation at an hour's conference with the president. The senators said afterwards that Mr. Coolldge offered no comment. PORTLAND, Ore.. Mar. 11. Wallace McCamant, of Portland, who was considered at Washing ton today In connection with " the office of AftornepOeneral has frequently been mentioned as likely to obtain some high feder al office because of bis action in placing the name of Calvin Cool ldge in nomination for vice-president at the convention In 1920. Jllr. McCamant la at' present practicing as an attorney at law In Portland. , He was associate jus tice of the Oregon supreme court from 1917 to 1918. He has been active In republican political eli des In the state for mf.ny years. He is a former president of the I National Society of Sons tit the American Revolution. o Brown crispy ciust, pure'whlte flaky center spread lightly with de licious yellow butler, tiee, don't It sound good? It Is good. GUI MM DUOS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. q t BORN t . . - AN'GLIX Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Anglin, at their home in III Hard, Tuesday, March 10th, girl. ROYER Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Royer, at their home In Dillard, Saturday, March 7, a boy. Painting, paperhnnging, kalso minlng. 'Work guaranteed. Phone 642-R, or call 320 W. Washington Street. CITY IANA(iKK PLAN' Itl JK(TKl) 11Y KKATTLK. SEATTLE, Wash., March 11. Returns today confirined dt'feat in a popular election here yoaler day or a proposal to supplant the mayor of Seattle with a manager chosen by the council. Mrs. Hen ry Landes, wife of- the dean of science of the University of Wash ington, who once while acting; mayor replaced Police Chief sev eryns, an appointee of Mayr Brown, with herself and In another absence of the mayor from the city started a movement to curb slaughter by automobiles, was re elected to the council. The city manager proposal re celved 2:1,470 votes to Uti.im agalnst It. Mrs. Landoa ran third to E. L. Dlaine. also re-elected and former councilman Oliver T. RtckJon, three seats being lilted. The voters, 3:1,463 to 11,633, authorized Usue of $2,2&u,0OJ bonds to build school houses. Use Carbola for whitewashing. It disinfects and makes a good whin coat In that will not crack off. Sold by Wharton Bros. i KEW TOD aY ' : FOR SALE Two pure bred Poland I China sows. Also pure bred boar. Address Mr a. L. A. Irving. Wilbur, Ore. j WANTElTwo lady'teachers or business women to room and board. Homo new and quiet. 1 904 Riverside lrive, Laurel wood f AW. I AllSOLl'TKLY COaNFlDKNTlALr Owner will sell the best paying grocery and highway supply store in tbe state of Oregdn. Annual business of over I65OO0; bent lo cation possible; fine fixtures; stock all new and fresh;' K-room modern cottage to go with It; rent of the whole business per month; f3000 rah tukea everything. Must be seen to be understood. Full Information see, Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Sti-eet. Phone 21JK SON EVO ll E V E R This will be true of all Pacific highway proierty at a reasonable price very soon. I have 11 acrs; 4 miles from Hoacburg with 200 feet of pavement good big house; big barn: 5 acres creek bottom land; freek through place; the best commercial poul try tract In Douglas county. Clear Klas county. Clear half rash. This is; i Lawr-ure Aan- title for 11600, some. snap. See cy. 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. VOU8HOUM BUY 1T Without seeing It. 250 acres of deeded land; 3o00 acres free range fenc ed in; adjoining; fine stream wa ter: IW acres excellent creek inn- torn: 16 acres full boitring prunes; 3 acrrs ft" family or chard; all kind fruit; Me 7-ronm house, fully and completely fur nished with everytn:ng Including fine p.'aiio; 3 big stock barns; water syntf-m; . pumping plant; $2000 worth pf tools and ma chtnery; 4 work horses: 16 i milch cows; IS hoes; all kinds ducks, chickens, turkeys, gfeite; 4 miles from town; on good road. $ IS, 000 takes everything, easy terms. Lawrenc A-rency, 125 Cass StreL Phone 219. FOB SALE Plack Jersey Giant eggs, 11.50 setting. Uerger'i LaV- gain Store. FOR R ENT S-room housed WthT garage. 822 W. Lane St. FOR SALE ORTRADE 1924 Foril truck. 1110 Prospect St. Foil BENTft-room furnished house close In. Phone 15F11. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt'. 313 So. Stephens. Phone 353-J. WOKS-WANT E li-Mc per hour. Mrs. Jones. 120 N. Stephens St. FOR RENT S-fooiri furnished cottage, adults only. E44 S. Pine St. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, hot and cold water, private bath. 42K Pitzer. TOOCCOM SKKD Uonie grown 'seed, also Gill and Imported. Fos ter Butner. IV6R RENT 3'rcom apT partly furnished. Call at 725 W. Lane St, , FOR SALE "OR TRADcPoouTer sey cow, 35. What have you. H. O. Llndhe, Sutherlin, Ore. PlA"NOSandfuhilure rtfinbThed1 and, polished In your home with out muss, dirt, or inconvenience. Phone 542-R. FOR"- RENT2 housekeeping rooms, downstairs, bath,, garage. use electric Washer. 821 W. Lane ! t I FOR SALE Old fashioned hand ! carved walnut bedstead. Call at i repair shop, cor. Rose and Oak Sl: I PRUNE TREES Italian. French1, Improved and Coales 1418. Care ful grading and packing. Write Hudson's Nurseries, Tangent, Oregon. . . FOir RENT Good 5-roora house; garage; $20 month. No. 2-Room Mfrlth kitchen' privileges. H. 0. Jackson St. Wilson, 564 N. I FOR SALE One brown horse, age H yrs.; weight 1650 lbs. or will trade for cow or sheep. C. F. Southwlck. Wilbur. Ore. liAl tuki SALE All all n, Kraln. ; hay, timothy and straw, guaran teed quality; prompt shipment : Prices upon application. Richard Nynrttn. Walla Walla. Wash. ) j FOR SALE Black Minorca cocker-1 els; eggs for hatching, 75 cents for 15; No. 12 ie Laval Separa tor, 335. H. C. Davison, 6 Second Ave., South. FOR RENT Four acres river bot tom land one mile west of town; also 3oo broccoli crates for Bale at a bargain. Inquire at Ilelbig's real estate office. JUST-A" "FEW Good used cars Pft, such as Studebakers, Fords, Chevrolet. JuA the kind of -cars for fishing trips. W. A. BURR &130N, Central Oarage , Phone 385 FORSALE Disc harrow with tongue trucks, $15; two-horse cultivator, 112: spring tooth 2 sections, $10; peg tooth, 2 sec tions, $5: Buckeye loO chick brootler, $5; 1 cow, 3 heifers, 2 calves, $75. 40 rds, fencing; 80 rods barb wire, never used, cost $21, sell for $16., Phone 12F24, or write Albert Kronke, Rt. 2, itoseDurg. j WANTEroodfarnrin exchange I for an up to date apartment! honge, with an income of $200 per month and consisting of four! 6-room frats, in Portland. On the west side and Just 6 blocks from 1 the. main business district Here, Is a real opportunity for some I man to trade for income proper ty that Is rapidly increasing In1 value. For particulars see W. A. Kogard Real jt state, urand Hotel Bldg. FOR SALE No. 1 S00 acres coal land 30 million feet good saw timber on land. Owner will sell very cheap. No. 2 1S7 acres 37 acres under cultivation and Irrigation; bal ance pasture and timber; large house, barn, water power for power and lighting; farm ma chinery and stock; ideal place near "Roseburg.- ' No. 3 H lots in North Roseburg i Beautiful home sites; cheap. I No. 4 5-room house on pave ment and well located. N. 6 4-room house on pave ment and well located. No. 6 20 acres adjoining cRjc of Roseburg; S-room house; 1 acres in prunes, cherrien, berries, ' grapes and other fruit; $S000, tTms. No. 7 5 acres tn small fruits; small house; land adjoins city; small house, $2500. terms. II. G. vusou, 664 N. Jackson St TONITE & THURSDAY A Wow of -a Howl A Picture for Fun I vVILUAM f0 presents rvi ft g tit iiuman Monkey; ' i 111 DARWIN WAS' RIGHT At Regular Prices 10c-15c MAJESTIC Pridsv: Sun,et Trail" MM : 'fJJ Z3 GRUEN GUILD WATCHE SILVERWARE, n and Ynind r Bjy it at a Jewelers' We have made It. our ' business to know good Silverware, and be sure of this also Each articls here,'. Is priced to sell at the LOWEST figure that It can be sold for anywhere. ,i - , ' Please read that last sentence again.' Because plenty of people think the large city stores can under, aell ua, but that is a mistake. - ' T. ' Satisfy yourself on that point by looking at our -beautiful stock .of. Sterling and Silverplated Ware. And we will engrave It to suif you. ' Every purchaser of Silverware thi week will, receive a gift which la a valuable accompaniment to any collection or euverware. . 118 Cass "The Stofe with i Free Consultation - DR. HARRISON FOLK . CHIROPRApTIC PHYSICIAN "Electronic Reactions of Abrama" Electro-Theraphy and Sunlight - ' : Latest Modern Equipment FOR THE GOOD OF YOUR HEALTH ; 4 1 7-4 8-r9 Perkins Bide. ANTLERS THEATRE Ot 1 UiUJA I and NIGHT fv-M" ' a, dtV't'- -aasiB i. " -"""CJWJS i j I I Everything-. 40 People-40 j Watch for I New This Year Band and Orchtstea ' ' Street Parada I P - Mat: Adults 505, children 25c JTTICC3 Ni0ht: 60c, 85c, $1.10, tax Inc. I- LAST TIME TODAY 1 Miiinsin B srtf ) Wa)r 'rm tlle 'BW SPECIAL 'ADDED NEWS ATTRACTION Ths attempted rescue of Floyd Collins in the cave at Cave City, Ky. -A N T JSC BUY. OW p JEWELERS the Selection" Phone 491 Better Get Seats Now