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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1925. Visit Our Spring Showing, Then Select Your Coat ' - cr Your Ensemble Suit FROM THIS WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT yocowp" Asency for BUSTER BROWN SHOES E DR. DEAN B. BUBAR Specialist In the fitting of 111 Jackson St. Automobile Owners One of the most valuable kinds of Insurance you can carry Is Public Liability Insurance. This form of Insurance protects yon from finan cial Ions In the event that your auto Injures someone and tlitTt Is a claim against you for (luninges. 1 We also write all other lines of automobile, fire and accident Insur ance. MIrTlTT.IfrrIl.M.I.I.frKT . m jum sine wtriw.w t . Genuine Red River Valley Potato Seed I I CAR LOAD FROM MINNESOTA ? Early Irish Cobblers Top Seed 100 lbs. $3.25 For Seed or ORDER ANY BETTER SEED FOR Mnil Orders UMPQUA PRODUCE CO. C. P. CAYLER Call at Metzger Warehouse T Roseburrj, THE LIBERTY LAST SHOWING TONITE THE BIG SHOW Tho Year's Outstanding Melodramatic Crook Mystery Thrill Comedy Drama, with Beautiful Evelyn. ALSO BENNY LEONARD (World's Lightweight Champion) LOVED BY EVERY KEO BlOODED AMERICAN "FI.YINGFISTS" 9 ALSO: AESOPS FABLES B K 5 Friday and Saturday, WILLIAM FAIRBANKS, In Sj , "RACINO FOR LIFE" g 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 FORSPRING Exceptionally low are our pricings starting at $15.00 and including our complete showing in new colors and ma terials Kaihas, Padiones, Bamboo, Peach down cloths up to $60.00 Better Service Better Merchandise ! DANCE at Melrose Country Club Saturday Nite March 14th GOOD MUSIC Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldfl. Roseburg, Ore, Phone 86. and Early Ohios Certified Seed $3.75 Tabls Use AMOUNT BETTER POTATOES $ Solicited - I Oregon Res. Phone 1 89-J THEATER i Regular Prices Only 10 and 15 cents g & TOWN TOPICS Agency for MUNS1NG WEAR LEGION MEETING TUES. This is the last meeting of Umpqua Post before the big i Days of '49 show and the com- i mander requests a good at- J tendance. Committees will be e ! named for the big event and i much other Important bUHl- ! ness transacted. Re there, fel- I lows. Tue-day night. The finest feeling In the world Is to be real hungry and be able to . satisfy it with something that leaves a delicious taste in your I mouth. Try GRIMM DUOS. MILK i lillKAD. Phone 133. Taylor-made concrete is good con crete. Tel. 226 R. Electro Chiropractic Healthograms- RHEUMATISM Many. many people are suffering from some form of so-called rheumatism muscular. articular, sciatica, lumbago, etc. Many suffer pain on moving, having stiff and swollen joints. Our combined ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTIC treatments with proper dietetic Instructions are getting results in these diffi cult esses. Investigation costs you nothing. Dr. Rupert A. Moon 324 Perkins Bids. Phone 554 Low Shoes for Boys and Girls Now Sly'.as Just in, Balcks or Tani At present we offer a most complete sty If, size and price range that will insure correct style, correct fit and a very moderate price. Always The New in Footwear ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoej That Satisfy and Fil Your Feet Who-Owes-U We get the money because we know locnl conditions-, know the majorliy .if the debtors give personal call rervlre know our business, and like ntir job. Can we b.' of service to 'vi? DonRlas Creditors A.s'n, Inc. In Rear of Douglai Abstract Corny i I Shoej That Satisfy and Fit g I Your Feet I I Perkins Bids., Roseburg I WARREN'S NAME dc- ciiDKiTTrn Kt-OUrSIYll 1 1 IAJ TO THE SENATE Continued from psge I.) suit In lengthening the special had an account at the First Nation session of the senate, which the 'al Dank the government metaphor leaders had hoped to end on Sat- lically whisked the securities to urdajr. iCarrlzoso. 1'uiblo, Denver and Cpon Its re-submlsslon. the War- (Washington, ren nomination will have to travel j The question as to the edmis tlie regular course through the tslbllity of testimony regarding Judiciary committee, which In - cltrdes among Its members some of the leading opponents of con firmation. There will he many opponents to Interpose delays, should the opposition decide that sort of strategy - advisable. In their re-assessment of the situa tion, the republican leaders point ed out that when confirmation failed Tuesday on a forty to forty tie. not only Vice-President Dawes i but several of the, republican reg ulars among the senate member ship were absent. They also de clared that several of the demo- 1 crats, who were out of the cham ber when the vote was taken could b won over to support the j nomination. I President Coolldge Is under stood to have left it to Mr. Var i ren to decide whether his name should again he submitted, j The nominee withheld Judg ! ment until he had been given by 1 Senator Hutlor a detailed report I of senate sentiment. In several respects the picture of the sltua , lion painted by the Massachusetts I senator differed from the pessi mistic report taken to the White House yesterday by titular leader from the republican senate organ ' Izatlon. including Chairman Cum mins of the Judiciary committee. Senator Hutler insisted, however, ' that these leaders had been alarmed unduly by their dereat of last Tuesday, and he presented evidence that appeared convincing to the president act Mr. Wimn I Publicly Mr. Warren would make no comment. Three hours after the nomina tion had gone to the senate, this brief announcement wis made by Secretary Sanders at the White House; "At the request of the nresident. I Mr. Wan-en consented to allow his name to Be presented airaln to the senate." The food of all foods Is bread and milk. Here you have both In cornoratnd In a loaf of Glti.VfM I1KOS. MILK DREAD. Phone 133 STOKES' CASE SOON BE READY FOR THE JURY iContlnned from page 11 was the greatest detective In the world, teat he had tho Marshall (Field murder solved or a lot of I other things which may make you think he was a darned old fool, but are you going to send him to the penitentiary for It?" Mr. Stokes was termed an old man who had been taken advant age of by "a lot of blood stickers seeking his money." while ho put In years Investigating his wife. "As foolish as he was I say to you gentlemen, he never did a criminal act," said Rathbtin. "If he had been bent on defaming his wife, would he with all his money have put In the weeks and months Investigating." "All he did was to get a lot. of information, some of which makes man think U'T" "V Tt T0"0' '7 not being satisfied with the vlndl; ration given her through Stokes ; two unsuccessful divorce suits in which he named other men. and in ! trying to have the father of her j children declared a convict. "There Is something back of It," said Rathbun. He referred to the JKOO.000 Stokes settled upon his wife and children and read the agreement In which Stokes acknowledged pa ternity of the boy and girl born In 1914 and 1915. ROTARIANS URGED .TTPMn rr.irTrr.isT 1 WlNrCKJiNUL, At today's luncheon of the Ro tary club considerable stress was made upon a rood attendance at the northwest Rotary conference, i to he held at Portland March 22. 2.1 and 24, at which lime an ex cellent program will be ciren. nlonK with many enjoyable side llchts to make the occasion a hap. i py and profitable event. ! (Julie a number from RoseburK ' will Be in attendance, though a few are still undecided. The commit tee In ('liarno of accommodation: ' Is anxious to get a complete list of all who expect to attend the con-1 Terence that adequate accommo dations can be secured at Port 1 land. John R Runyan, local contrac-l lor and builder, was tl principal speaker on today's program ami ; gave some very Interesting Infnr-' mill Ion concerning his partlcu'ar prnfesslon. Several visitors i were present and the meeting was enjoyed by all present. " i TEAPOT DOME CASE IS BEING PROBED ,Aan-Utd ha Im4 Win ) CHKVENNE. Wyo . Mar. 12 Liberty bonds alleged to hsvo passed between Harry F. Sinclair and Albert II. Kali, nominal lessor and leaieo, respectively, of TVsi t lome nnval nil reserve, were the oretically started on a backward Journey by the government today In the trial of the lease annulment case here. Calling witnesses from banks in El l'aso. Texas. Carrlioso. N. M . and I'tieblo, Colo . In addllinn to II. V. Spillman of Wanhlmton tvgl.t. er of the treasury, government counsel offered skeletonised t stl monv nn which Federal Jinlse T lllake Kennedy reserved ruling as to Its admissibility, involving tM, noc) In liberty bonds, after Oweu J. Roberts of the Attorneys for the plaintiff declared to Ihj court :hat he would prove late, that there wa connection between Sinclair I anj Fall and the bonds and that rec,lv' ,n" securities from an agent ot Sinclair and that Fall used the coupons. Beginning at El Paso where Fall ! Fall's bank account was raised when J. W. Lacey of defense coun sel, objected to the El Paso bank's records on the grounds that they had no bt-aring on any one lnvolv ed in the defense. He cited doz- ens of rulings where such records had been exclude from courts, however when Judge Kennedy an nounced he would reserve rultng on their admissibility, Mr. Roberts proceeded with Identification of bauk records and liberty bond cou pons. L. C. Dunbar, cashier ot the El Paso bank was 'the first witness. He possessed records of Fall's ac count from December 22. 11)19, to April 28, 1624. Here .Mr. Lacey plunged Into his lung objection. ' Wool sucks, twine and shearing supplies at Wharton Ilros. PLAN AIR MAIL TO MANILA FROM S. F. MANILA, JIarcn IS. A Manila branch of the national aeronautic association of America was or ganized here toduy for the pur pose of obtaining air marl service from San Francisco to Manila by way of Honolulu and Guam. The association plans to bring to the attention of President Coolldge, Secretary Weeks, Wil bur and other government offici als, the need for a trans-Puciflc air mail service. An attempt will be made also to bring about a flight or the dirigible Los Angeles to Manila. The Manila organiza tion pluns close co-operation with the Honolulu unit In the promo tion of the trans-Pacific mall service. Stanley Williams, manager of the International Hanking Corpo ration was elected president of the organisation perfected today. Thirty three Americans became charter members. (AtworUrM Pro IVurd Wire.) ' PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 12. A stagnant condition of the eastern wool market has reunited In lower prices In the linclUc Northwest. Today local buyers are out with new buying price lists Knowing reductions from 3 to 5 cents a pound. Rids now range nround a 35 cent top on valley fine and half blood with medium or 3-8's Mood worth from 30 to 35 cents. 1 Bids for lower grade wools alfto show a liberal reduction with best offers now for coarse or quarter blood ranging from 28 to 32 cents. Cottswold and Braid are bringing bids around 25 cenu ! ' Eastern Oregon, Washington and j Tdaho ranch clips are down around ' JO cents a pound. Some reports have been receiv ed here that Germany is buying ' freely of Merino ami fine greasy , cross-breds. L Top grade eggs are again higher ' nn tho ptrhnn io with url ra a hnnlr o 33 cents and firsts at 32 cents, other gme, are ,t),a,,v aa(, ,ln. chanKed. Receipts are liberal but W(,il ., stnr.M. sctlvltie. here are on a big scale for so early. In the season with more than four carloads put In cooler during the past ten day a. The butter market continues steady and unchanged. Supply Is well balanced wiln reqnfrtmits and trading Bhowa a healthy tone. Tho lire poultry market is steady and unchanged with re ceipts moderate but sufficient for local demand. Country dressed meats njre easier today with few buyers will- ing to pay c pay over 171 cents for ton hogs, at 16 Choice lipht veal Is steady to K.J cents. This Is the latest photograph o: Locius 8. Storrs. of New ilavsn Conn whe has been made "mansg Ing director" of the electric rullwsx Industry, a new post created ti aiake available to electric com panics the advfee of an expert enred transportation executlvr 8tnrra was chosen by the execu tire rnmtnlttee of the Amerirat Electric Hallway Association, meet tng Id Washington. D. C. Ills o flcea are In New York and he rt reseata a capluUisatioa ot Ji WO, Country dressed meats a ' ol t?-J t . fl fT T7,l?K' i tvT: I it.Tf. Vi3 iKAOiWliWSrtl ElectricCzar I ; Lsf mmim mwmMm I F "Or H A Wnw of Howl A B I cu.hi I in ... I : .y V1 H Picture for Fun I I New This er Band and Orchestra Street Parade I WW ISite0? I I p-;--""'"-"."" ! Better Get I sWW f' iPlCSCnW .fyj B rItt" Night: BOc, SSc, 1.10, Ux Inc. j Seats Now I f ' ;-7 a 4 -?- .1 lmeml . TONTTE AND FRIDAY I - l rAi mmm as C - 1 ly jlhc Human MonteyJ r I I NEW TODAY J HALED HAY for sale. Boyer Bros. I'honw HF14. COCKER Spaniel dog for sale or will trade for young collie. Fred A. Goff, Roseburg. FOR SALK 3yrr olTlerseyi giv ing about S gal. dally 4t). In quire 804 Winchester St. FOirSALK Pure breu- Jl. I. Red setting eggs, from selected hens. 6nc per dozen. August Cedar stam. Melrose, Ore. B L A C KM I N O RCAeggs-forTatch-Ing. McConnell strain. 7",c per setting. Mary Teater, 3 mL west ot town. FOR SALE Cow and 2 wks. old calf. Cow giving 4 gal. milk per day. John Goodbourn, phone 4K4. STiEEP FOR SaTE175 head of ewes. A bargain if taken at once. George Hedrlck, Drain, A )r. WANTKI-l Old (also teeth. We pay as high as $10 for full sets. Hon't matter if broken. We buy crowns, bridges.. Western Menu Company, liioomlngton. 111. - WANTEI) A renter for 3-room house, a child to care for this summer, room and board for 1 or 2 respectable parties. Phone 6R11 or write Mrs. John Betts, Roseburg, Rt. 1. R ELI ABLET'S E nTpORDS C HEAP 1924 Ford roadster, $275. This car just like new, 1925 lic ense. 1923 Ford touring. 1235. Hnssler shocks. Al condition. 1922 Ford touring, $315. Hns sler shocks. 1922 Ford touring. $190. These cars have all been care fully Inspected and are In first class mechanical condition. MATHEWS MOTOR-X -CHANGE 115 Jackson St. BOYS DECLAMATION CONTEST HELD TODAY The boys declamation contest wa9 held this morning at 11 o'clock at the High School a nlitorium, In which one represen'.miv. from each class contested The judges were Cirl Neal, Rev. H. E. .Mow, and Mrs. Walter Fisher. The freshman class, reprerent ed by Edgar Howard, won first place. The sophomore class was given second place, and was rep resented by William KnK-hi. The seniors won third place, represent ed by Denzel Plercy, and tho Jun iors were given fourth place, i,-p-resented by Hoy Pettey. The con test was considered one of the finest literary contests between the four classes this venr. find the j topics were well chosen und well given by the students. L 1 Here's a good buy, a Ilutck 6, 1921 model. Sec It at RAPP BROS. Ask for Ross. - Big Free Dance at Long's Hall COLES VALLEY Saturday Evening, March 14 EVERYBODY WELCOME DANCE AT DIXONVILLE Saturday, March 14 MUSIC BY THE The Hayshakers DARWIN WAS BIGHT ,'.,','."'" 10c-15c MAJESUC Friday r "Sunset Trail" ;U? B LAST TIME TONITE -VjT - - .JlTI j Pierrett and Naco Pattern j son shape in all the New Colors. Crabapple, Thistle $ bloom, Almond Green, Lip Stick Red. 1 DELL MILLINERY OT.7.r7.r.IIM'TIIIIIITI.ITIII BAY TRAINS RESUMED (Aaoclitrd ho kutd Win.) MARSHFIELD, Ore., Mar. 12. With the outgoing Southern Pacif ic train half an hour late the regu lar train service wtil again be re sumed as a result of tho repair of MEN'S WORK SHOES MEN'S DRESS SHOES CARPENTER'S OVERALLS HATS AND GLOVES COATS FOR SERVICE . . Ill 3 Everything for Railroaders and Farmer Wear Berger's Bargain Store Cass and Pine Sis. 'rMI.M.I.I.M.M.I.T.M.I. ANTLERS f.nfe . trimmest I -- SATURDAY aid night ttstjsstur tuvf tt-sVa-i' it iMiir:iVifcl!a A Saturday Evening Post WESLEY "Battling Bunyan" The Story of a Kid With a Fighting Heart! When a rlcture hits your heart a wallop and brings tears of gladness to your eys. it's a great picture. When It sways yon with Its story of human hopes and dreams its failures and triumphs It s Ilig. And that Is Jnst what "Hattllng Runyan" does. A story of a waif of Kate, battered from pillar to post, taking the Jibes of the multitude, battling his way to success and a girl's ten- drr Hps. A!30 "PATHE REVIEW" AND "DRIVING loc ANTLERS 25c NEW SPRING STYLES Hats. The New Cloria Swan- the trestle, washed out n'.nr Haus er ten miles nroth of ilarshfleld. There was no Incoming train this morning. Train service has bean demoralized for the past three days. For concrete wor call Taylor. 113 No. Flint St. Tel. S25-R. HIGH PRICES KNOCKED OUT Why pay high prices and be plucked of your hard earned money. We can save you on MEN'S FURNISHINGS OVERALLS MEN'S PANTS CANVAS TENTS WAGON COVERS Near the Depot , Phone 491 Dr. Harrisoh Folk Electro-Theraphy-Dectronic-Sunlight. Latest Modern Equipment 417-18-19 Perkins Bldg. THEATRE Story that la Human, Real, Sincere BARRY FOOL" COMEDY i