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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY. MARCH 14. 1925 Announcing the Opening of the New Home of the The declamation ronteit held at tba Rose school last night between, the three grade schools of the city, was a veil attended anil very en joyable even. The competition wan a part of the cuhtest between school for the Rotary cup. which la awarded each year to the grade school making the highest avorage , lU all branches of school activities. Benson school took all of the I firsts. Rose school all of the sec onds, and Fullerton the thirds. The sixth grades of the three schools competed, and as Fullerton ! has no 8th grade, the 7th grade of , that school went against the th grades of the Rose and Benson schools. The contestants from the Benson school were Ellomay Wilson and Richard M add ox, of the 6th grade, and Leila Puckett and George Neuner of the 6th grade. From the Rose school the ' speakers were Madle Gilbert, Mar Reymers of the 8th grade and Gilbert Finley and Elizabeth Williams of the 6lh grade. From the Benson school readers were Lunilln Pumrann an,l Peter Sommerhalder of the 7th ' grade and Virginia French and liar- j vey Miller of the 6th grade. All oi tnose speaking were ex ceptionally good, and the Judges had a difficult time In selecting the winners. The Judges were J. B. Needah. W'm. Scott and Mrs. Walter Fisher. Between the readings a number of Interesting musical selections were presented, Mrs. Strang and Miss Jean Maddox presented vo cal numbers, Lawrence Delaney Played two fine violin solos, and the high school orchestra, under the direction of Miss HaielUne played several selections. a mm FINE MOTOR- CAR J Some day In the not far distant future the government will demand absolute purity in all food stufts. GRIMM BROS, have beat the gov ernment to it. Try one loaf of GRIMM BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. WEAVER IN PORTLAND "You would be surnrised at the amount of tourist travel on the Pa-! citic highway at this season," said ' W. J. Weaver of Roseburg. "There are a dozen or more cars going through every day. Practically none ! of these tourists are from CalMor-1 nla, however, or rather do not carry I California license plates. The tour- lsts are from Oregon and Wash-! lngton. Most oT them are from Se- j attle, Aberdeen, Belllngham and other sections in Washington. The ( movement is southward rather! than northward, except where some of these Oregon or Washington people are returning home troru a few weeks In California." Mr. Wea-! ver has a hotel at Roseburg and another, recently opened, at Yreka, ; Cal. "There is considerable pros pecting around Yreka, which Is a county seat," he added. "A man took 818,000 in gold out of a pock et recently In a few days, loaded It Into his automobile and drove with the gold to the mint' at San Francisco, where he received his check and brought it back to Yreka and banked it. Until he re turned and made the deposit no one knew he had made a killing. There is a gold exhibit at the court house. The county has been buy ing odd pieces of gold for years until It is a notable collection. However, I'm told that the exhibit will not be sent away for show pur poses hereafter, for someone has been drilling nuggets and plugging the holes after extracting some of the gold. Morning Oregoman. We are showing;, for the first time in Southern Oregon The New Willys-Knight Coupe-Sedan A body design original with Willys-Knight. Door front and rear. Easy entrance; easy exit; no stumbling over feet to tilted seats. In the Willys-Knight line we are also showing the new Five Passenger Touring Car. A truly wonderful car both in appearance and performance. We will be demonstrating this on the streets all next week Just flag the driver and take a ride. You will then better appreciate what a powerful, vibrationlesa motor this Knight motor really is. Our New Sales and Service Building Is Now Completed and Stocked With What We Believe to be The Most Complete Line of Automobiles Ever Shown byOneDealerin Southern Oregon We extend to every adult in this community an in--vitation to come in and see this display,. We will not bother you with sales talk We are concentrating our efforts next week in merely showing and demonstrating these cars and will be favored by ypur presence. The Overland four Out-Points Every Car at Of Nee the Price. In this line we are showing Ike New Overland All Steel Sedan AMAZING LUXURY AT SMALL PRICE A beautiful all steel body upholstered in a rich yl pur. ' Roomy and Comfortable. The lowest priced Sedan in the world with' all teel body or with (tiding gear transmission. The snappy looking Two Door Sedan with the rich" blue Duco finish which you will see on the street next week is the New Overland Six Standard Sedan This is the car you have heard so much about. Hop in and ask' the driver to show you. - The Overland Businexj Coup? Big wide doors an exceptionally wide, comfortable seat and a roomy water-tight rear deck compartment for luggage. Plenty room for three to ride in safety and comfort, .. The New Overland All-Steel Touring Car The only car at or near its price with an all-steel body finished in lustrous, lasting baked, enamel. BIG POWER AND EXTREME ECONOMY The Overland Coupe-Sedan The ideal car for small families and surely the best designed car on earth' for tourists and campers. Come in and see the interior of this car converted into a comfortable spring bed. Children love It for lunch. It sat isfies like a square meal. GRIMM BROS. MILK B11EAD. Phone 1S3. 100 J.UUXKhU MISSING HO.M 40L.NDEULD SHIP (AnocUtcd I'ttm Leurd Wire.) NAGASAKI, Japan, March 14 One hundred persons are mi.-:alug from the Japanese steamship Lwa Jlma Maru number 6, wnich is be lieved to have foundered in a storm on Wednesday off Kaba shtma Island. The purser and 15 passengers have been picked up thus tar and five destroyers are searching for other possible survivors. The ( wujima Maru number 6 j am i m was a wooden vessel of 12t tons, , . .-..J built in 1901. Her home Vort was DEMPSEY ADMITS . Kisnuku. The island of Kaba shima lies 60 miles to the west of the port of Nagasaki. PLEASE "GET THIS" We are strangers to most of you but we are here in Roseburg to live and stay and will" conduct our business in a manner that we hope will soon gain for us a position in the business affairs of this community that we enjoyed in our former home. We are asking no favors. If we cannot give you better values for your money, quality considered, than you can get elsewhere, we do not want the business. All Automobiles will be sold on the most liberal terms but on Tires and Accessories we will do a strictly Cash Business and not ask you to help pay for what, the other fellow fails to pay for. Come in, let's get acquainted. It may do us both good. The Overland light Delivery Car Foremost Commercial Car Value In America This light Truck puts Delivery on a Business Basis and keeps it there. ' . . ' We can furnish this in four body stylet. You merchants and truck farmers will want to (pok, into this. WELLS & CHASE Two Doors North of Terminal Hotel. Fainting, paperhanging, kalso mining. Work guaranteed. Phone 542-K, or call 32V W. Washington Street. o COM.MINISTS AND POUCH CLASH; KVK. AUK KILLED HE'S STALE; WANTS legion meeting tues. MONTHS TO TRAIN (AaocUtnl Praai Lraaed Win.) LOS ANGELES. March 14. While several promoters here and in the east were busily engaged in promoting a bout In which Jack Denipsey, ace 'of heavy weights, would appear In defense I of his title, the champion was quoted as saying here today that 'he positively wlli not engage In a championship bout before beptcm- ber at the earlloU. Dempsey'e latest proposal for a bout came yesterday from loin Kennedy, Los Angeles match maker, . representing a group of Los Angeles business men who telegraphed Jack Kcarns, the champion's manager, asking for terms for a Dempsey-Renaull tllu- lar bout to be staged here during ! the spring conclave on June 7. I "Name your terms," said Kenne- dy's message, "and we will . go lahnari im mot (at ol v with nmrtinn For prompt tax! aervmo, city or i 0 the ,rea. ,a promotion of (Aanclatnl fltm Leaa-d Win.) HALLE, Germany, March 14. Seven persons, Including two women, were killed here in the clash last night bftween police men and communists. A dispatch from London last night said the trouble at Halle had begun when the police object ed to the translation of speeches by French and German commun ists. 1 he reds accused the police of shooting without provocation. Thirty six persons were said to have been wounded. EYK8 OX SI'ItlXG INFLUX. . (AaaocUUd rm Uaard Win.) WASHINGTON. March 1 4. An This Is the last meeting Of InteratntA enmmerrn rommlHainn Umpqua Post before the big bearing will be held April i!7, in Days of "49 show and the com- Seattle to consider applications of mander requests a good at- norUetern railroads to reduce tendance. Committees will be f through passenger rates from Cbi- named for the big event and cago. St. Louis and other mW- much other Important bust- ness transacted. Be there, fel- lows. Tuesday night. country trips. Phone 44. 1IOPPE HEATS SOIAEl LB. (AanrUtH ITwa UcurJ Wln.V UOSTOX. ilarrh 14. Wi'.Ile Hoppe, former world's champion billiardist defeated Jake Schaefrr, present title holder, 3,656 to 3, 682 In their five day sihiultlon match which closed her last night, liopp averaged 48-56-Ti for the match and achaeler 47- boui.' 'There's not a chance In the world of my fighting Renault or sn body else here In June," lempscy Is quoted as having ata, after be had finished a playful fight and wrestling tussle with Hull Montana at his gymnasium. "I'm fat and I've got to taks off a lot of weight before I can begin to build up. June's ont of the question; It will take four or five months to properly condition 67-74. The litis was not at stake, j mjssj. 1 would ilk to tak oa a couple ot second-raters to get the rang again; my eye Is off and my Judgment ot distance Is very bad." DAILY WEATHER REPORT tX. 8. Weiittr Uureau, local of flee, Roseburg, Oregon, 2t boun ending Km. Prsclp. in Inches and Hundredths Highfnt temperature yesterday- 69 Lowest temperature last night. 15 Precipitation last 24 hours 0 Tout preclp. since first month-.71 Normal preclp. for this month.J.SS Total preclp. from 8ept 1, to dale 32.94 Average preclp. from fiept- 1, lf77 21.13 Total excess from Sept. L 1K24 7.M Avrng precipitation for 4i wet seasons. (September to May, Indus!) S1.4 Rain tonlsht and Sunday, slight ly warmer tonight. Wis. BULL ileteoralogial. western terminals to the Pacilic Coast. o Water glass In any quantity for preserving eggs. Lloyd Crocker. I LODGE DIRECTORY J e Laurel ChapUr No. II, R. A. M. Stated convocations on first and third Tuesdays, lissome Temple. All members reques ted to attend and visiting com panions welome. A. A. WlLiiKlt, High Priest W. t. HKlll.i. Heretary. t. O. O. f, Pnilttarlsn Ldg Na . Meets In Odd Fellows Tern pi every Friday evening. Visit log bretnern are always wsl come. DONALD YOUNO, N. O. A. 1. UfcliDKB, Kec. Bee. J. B. BAlLMf Fin. See; Neighbors el Woooirstt, LllVt Circle No. 49 Ueets on first and third Monday evenings. Id K-.of P. bail. Visiting aejghbori Invited to attend. ALV1A W ETUKkELL, G. N. MAHliAJtiiT WUliMi.il, Clerk ROSEBURG LODGE NO. 1037 U O. O. M. Meets every Wednesda) night. Moose Hall, 243 N. Jack, son St. Club rooms open 7:30 to 10 p. m. Visiting brothers wet come. W. A. BOGARD. Dictator. H. O. PAItOBTEIl, Secretary. JNO. M. THRONE, Treasurer. United Artisans Meets In Mso cabee hall first and third Wad nesdays. Visiting members as ways welcome. LAUREN McCULLOCH, M. A. MILDRED McCULLOCH, Treaa. UULLB STEPHENSON. See. United Brothernood ' Carpsntsrs and Jointers of America Meets In Moos hall second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each mt to. All carpenten war corned. T. F. HOLML Rec See. J. fe. MooltK. Pres. woodmen of tns World, Camp No 12 Meets In th Odd Fellows Hall in Roseburg every first sud third Monday evenings. Vis iting neighbors slways welcome JOHN DELL HESS, C. C. M. M. MILLEH. Clerk. Union Encampment, No. t. I, O. O, F Meets In Odd Fellows Tem ple on 2nd and 4th Wednesdsys of each month. Visiting Pair archs always welcome. FRED MILLER. C. P. W. P. WETHERELL, BcrlbS Umpqua Klan No. (.Meet tai and 4tb Mondays of sr.h month Address P. O. bog M. Hue hurg, Orsgoa, Knights of Pythias, Alpha Lodge no. er. Meets every Wed nee day In Knights of Pythias hall, 120 Rose street. Visitors always welcomed. SAM CHRISTENSON, 0. C. ROY O. VOUNO, M. V. E. B. WIMUE'-LY. K. B 9. O. E. 8, Hoitburg Cnapter No. S. Holds their regular meeting on the first and third Thursdays In eacn month. AU sojourning brothers and sisters are respect fully invited to attend. CORA 11 SINGLETON, W. M. FREB JOHNSON, Secretary. Eagles, Roseourg An Meets la Maccabe hall, on Cass street, on second and fourth Wednee da;v evenings of each month, at I o'clock. Visiting brothers In good standing always welcome EUUENB LITTLE, W. P. P. RICHARD BU8CH, W. P, B. F. GOODMAN. Sec. A. P. eV A, M, uurei Lode No. 13. Regular communications second and fourth Wednesdays each month, at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore, Visitors wel com. M. 8. HAMM. W. It. W. r. HARRIS. Bsc. W. B. A. O. T. W, Roseburg Rt vlsw No. 11 -Holds regular meetings on second and fotlrtl Thursdays at 3:00 p. m. Visit Ing sisters invited to attend re views. Macoabec ball, Pin ant Cass streets. CLARA DONEDRAKE, Com. IRSHIK RAPP, Col K. O. T. M. Meets eacn second and fourth Thursday of , each month, la Maccabe hall, cor ner Cass and Pine streets. VU ltlng Knights always welcome L. C. GOODMAN, Ota. O. W. RAPP. B. K. B. P. O. (IKS, Roseburg Lodgt No. 32. -Hold regular comma alcatlons at the Elk's Temple oa each Thursday of every month. All members requested to at tend regularly, and all visiting hrnlhera ft ra ftnrdlailv Inrttau! ta attend. D. B. BTJBAR. . . J G DAT. Secretary Pythlsn Sisters, UmpitJ Ttmple Ho. 4 Meets the second ant fourth Monday evenings of eaci month, at the K. of P. balL Vis itors always welcome. MARTHA CHRI8TENSEN, M.E.C. EVA MARKS. M. of R. C. EVALYN HOOVER. M. of I Roseburg RtDstcaa Lsdg No. 41 I. O. O. F Meets In Odd Fel ; lows Temple every week oa I Tuesday evening. Vlsltlm members la good standing art i cordially Invited to atiend. , MRH. MAHGAUET ASliCRAFT, I N. G. TILLIF L JOHNSON, Rec Set TUKL BAILEY, fia. Bee. Opportunity Is Knocking at yonr Door We offer yoq an opportunity to make REAL MONEY WELL KNOWN AUTOMOBILE ACCOUNT Pirett factory contract with factory co-operation, experience in automobile business not necessary but ap plicant must be good merchandiser " vriU fair financial standing. All replies confidential. , P, O. Cox 2185 Portland, Oregon
