Roseburg news-review., April 01, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 1, 1925'.
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A SPRING
IT IS NOT ENTIRELY THE FASHION. NOR ENTIRELY THE
TAILORING TI IAT MAKES A CONDE COAT THE SMART
FASHION IT IS. BUT HOW MUCH ART IT TAKES TO
MAKE SO SIMPLE A MODEL AS TI IE ONE PICTURED
The soft new un glow tones of Spring are reflected perfectly in
the new pastel shades of the glorious Pcnchdown fabric used in
the latest Conde creations.
Spring Coats Range
$1500i;$6500
for n complete variety we have them in
All Sizes All Prices
"The First and Last Words in Quality and Style."
THAT GOOD 1 HOSE
Wear? "II outwears any silk hose
I ever had." That's Ihe Sl.tu) silk I
hose from Cnrrs. We have 14 colnrsl
always In stock In all Mscs. Why j dllional river and harbor allnt
pay more for hose timt wears no mi nts announced today by the
better, sometime not am well? Hun-' war department brlnK tho totul of
dreds of Hone burg women ere wear- j such allotment for the current
Ing them and commemlin, the year tip to f ,!.; x:t,r 1 0 or more
valtin. Don't experiment further on than three fourth of tho lump
anybody's say so, buy this dollar' mini of t40.Ono.uuO appropriated
hone at Carr's and be cat. by congress.
Pierrett
Pattern
Hats
Stylish Designed
For ,
Easter Wear
New Shipment now in and on display for Friday
and Saturday, Specially Priced.
BELL MILLINERY
I THE LIBERTY
TODAY AND
I THAT BIG SHOW!
fflpkmm
B Tt.n pli-ime Unit will iiiliame ten thrill oil delltht you! A J
3 rial stnrv fllld with humun h. ri! I'ai ked with drama,
hS nll.-u uill. Bl.ln .n.rllln. u t .. ....1 - i l.'l.l. f.
ri-iil stnrv fill 1 with hMimin b- rio! Parked wtih dtama.
allv w .th action, fparkling ifn tin 1-11 tl nit uut Umst Willi
IRENE RIClnd Brilliant Cast
BENNY LEONARD
LIGHTWEIGHT WORLD'S CHAMPION In
"FLYING FISTS" .
a i et
Aertop Fables and
fcisiMiiTi:wtii.x.ioiiwww:
' Li Ak.
FOR EASTER
ur CONDE
Better Service Better Merchandise
m:w ai.mvtmkxts.
Aftavx'LiIri! I'n-m I .ruffs 1 Wire.
WASHINGTON. April 1. Ad-
THEATER I
TOMORROW
at Our Regular Prices
Only 10 and 15 cts.
own Topic
v
COAT
DRXL"
nAJonbl. YoutKfal
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i BUSINESS WOMEN TO
MEETON FRIDAY
I Mrs. Genrije Perkins, president
, of the slain Parent Teachers As
sociation, will hn the miest of tho
I HosohurK iluslnoss and Prnfes
j Hlonal Womcns club at Its neon
luncheon at the Palace of Sweets
I oo Friday, and will make an ln
iterestlnK talk. Mrs. Perkins re
s des In Portland and is making
a. trip throiiKh the state visiting
various organizations. There will
also lye several musical numbers
arranger! by Mrs. llrund, at this
lunrhcori which will be unusually
worth while.
W. J. WEAVER HOME
V. J. Weaver, of the t'mpqua
Hotel, who with his father has
been visiting at Yreka, where he
is associated with his brothw, I..
L. Weaver. In the Yreka Inn. re
turned home last night. Mr. Wea
ver reports that the highway work
on Crave Creek hill, where the
stale la widening the road. Is
causing traffic to he detoureil, and
that the road which is being used
by cars as a detour Is in very poor
condition, lie found a number of
cars stuck In Ihe red clay, and no
arrangements were made bv the
state or the contractor to help the
stranded motorists tbriu:h the
quagmire. A few days of warm
weather may dry out the detour,
however, so that the difficult!, s
will not be so great.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Spec Irtlli...
321 Perkins IIMg. Phone K.-.4
If It's New in
FOOTWEAR
We Have It
The New Stvlri Will
Pleats You
Siile ties. fiint tics, strip
pumps, Kre putttM in
(Hack KiJ or ratent,
Hlack or Urow'n Satin,
New Tans, etc.
ROSEBURG
ROQTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes that Satisfy and Fit
Your Feet
Perkins Blrig., Roseburg
CHAMBERLAIN SAYS
SALE TO DOLLAR IS
NATIONAL BLUNDER
(Aa-Utrl Prm L-msI Wlrr.)
WASH! NOT April 1.Itep.
resentatlves of the Pacific Mall
Fteamshlp line discussed hero to
day the situation confronting the
company In view of the accept
ance by the shipping board of the
bli of the Dollar Interests for
its ships and service In tho California-Orient
line.
Participating in tire conferences
were Dale H. Tarter, president of
the Pacific Mall: New York coun
sel for the company and formor
Senator f;eorge K. Chamberlain of
Oregon, who represented the.Pa-
cinr ms.ii In the negotiations with
the hoard.
No statement was forthcoming
nor was any light thrown on re
ports that somo action to defer
consummation of sale uiight be
taken, possibly through Injunc
tion proceedings.
f(. Stnlnlfcv Hollar, vice-president
of the Hollar lines remained
here to take up through counsel
for the shipping board the drnft
Itif of a sale contract which might
I go before the board for final ap
proval. Tho Hollar Interests were
awarded the Californin-Orlent line
yesterday on their purchase bid
bv a four to three vote of the
shipping hoard, which as a climax
to a long series of discussions and
open hearings at which warning
was given of what was viewed as
a monopolistic trend In shipping
on the Pacific coast. The line In
volved in the sals with Its five
combination passenger and cargo
. ships of the President type run
ning out on San Francisco, for
more than four years has been
operated for tlm board by the
Pacirie Mall, which in taking over
that service eliminated Its line to
the Orient established In 1SC7.
Fly the purchase the Dollar In
terests will take over another
litre to the Orient in addition to
the five vessels of the President
type. They already are operating
for tho shipping board from Seat
tle to the Orient, as well as the
vessels in that trade In its around
-the-world service.
The Dollar bid was for $5,625,
"00 In cash, whereas the Pacific
Mai! made a bid of Jfl.7ri0.000.
part In rash and part carried In
a stock preferred payment provi
sion which was held illegal by
the counsel for the shipping
board'.
The discussions surrounding thfl
sale Involved questions of public
policy as well as of law and fi
nance and brought from sides, af
ter announcement of the award,
a flood of statements that broke
a tight silence provisionally main
tained by all concerned for weeks.
. Accoplsre of the Dollar hid was
supported by Chairman O'Connor
and Commissioner's I.issner, Ha
ncy and Illll and was opposed by
Vice-chairman Plummer and Com
missioner Thompson and Penson.
A statement placed in the mlnutns
of tho board by the minority set
forth their reasons for opposing
the snle on grounds of both pub-
lie policy and business considers- 1
tlons: while a malorlty declared I
acceptance of the Dollar bid was
sound in public policy, law and ,
good business practice. i
Former . Senator George E.
Chnmherlnln. said in a statement: i
"The fart that threo out of
seven members of tho shipping)
honrd bitterly onposed the Dollar '
hid and have d-ononunccd It as
a violation of the .Tones Act Is ;
sufficient evidence that a nation-
is! blunder will be committed If
the sale goes through. The Jones j
j net does not ehllee the hoard to ;
se'l and specifically vnjoins the
boa'd to consider the national b-1
I fense and the permanent main-
ttenance of steamship service when
i it does S"U. The acceptance of -I
ihe Dollar hid Is a heavy blow'
j to th j national defense, because it i
! sells out of government hnnds.
! subject to only a five year guar- I
nntoe of maintenance of service.1
i five fmsll number of American
shins fust enooirh for naval aux
' IHnrv shins. The terms and con
' dltlois of this bid impose no ob
! licat'ons upon the buyer to keep
In the trans-Pacific service after
j rtve years and It Is open to grave
rinuht that th obligation Tor ser
vice even that long 1 binding un
der the proposed contract."
CR1MM V.UOX. MILK HKEAP.le
lfvered to nil parts of the city. One
leaf fur you and no oth r will satis
fy. It's wholesome. It's pure. It
cotM tin nil ire. Phone 133.
Likes Kidnaper
is-vuv pr-.jmr-yi, -
When New Ynr t'lty pnllre. st
the rriluest of the Colmhus. O.. p(v
lice, arrestnd iohn t'len. th-rf7.
five, chamrii with kldnapln l'u
Tennell from his heme tn Ihe tii,o
ci. the yo-i'h 'n.'litiKl Clen u
his real father and Ix-xsed the po
lies tn free him. Clea confess.4,
howersr, that he .was not related u
tha sor.
t NZW TODAY :
FOR 8AIJ! Setting hens. Phone
3KI3. !
. : - ,
Fl'NI Punch of keys on the
street, uwner please 1 ejl at this
office.
FBKSII COWS FOR SALE All
kinds. G. W. Croucher, Olalla,
Ore.
Foil" faENT FlvVroom furnished
house, adults only. 722 W. Moth
er St.
toil SALE 1 CO head sheep7" In
cluding 75 spring lambs. Phone
axii-J
FOK RENT 5-Voom fufnTsheil
house with garage. Cull Zn'i W.
Washington St.
FOH RENT FoiirToom modern
house partly furnished, close In.
Adults, only. 317 Oak St.
WANTED Everybody to know
that the Roseburg Cyclery is now
at 56x N. .larksou St.
FOH D Til l.'CK Wit !i Warf of d
transmission and body, $275. See
Hoy Young, J18 Cass Street.
FOR RENT 2-room apt. with buth,
lights and water furnished. 2
blocks from P. O., $17.50. Phono
227A'.
FOR SALE Singer sewing ma
chines. You can't afford to be
without one at our libera! terms.
$5 down, $3 per month. 105 Cass
Street.
HEMSTITCHINGIIaveTyour work
done by an experienced operator.
Machines rented and repaired.
Singer Store, 105 Cass.
HAY FOR SALE Alfalta, grain.
hay, timothy and straw, guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment.
Prices upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla, Wash.
FOR SALE 25 acres nearRose
burg: good road, good soil, house,
barn just the place for small
dairy and poultry price $2x00,
Chas.Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St.
LOOKING FOR LOCATION The
Southern Oregon Gas Company is
looking for a new business loca
tion In Roseburg. What have you
to offer In the way of a building?
DILLARD" RIVER BOTTOM 20
acres, irrigated, small residence
and large packing house. Will Bell
either half or all. Land ready for
spring plowing. Foster Humor. 1
EAItIA'TVltkS I!rln'gln your
turkey eggs, and also chicken
eggs, and we'll Incubate 'em In
our custom hatchery. Earl Vos-
burgh. 702 Fuliertoo St. Phone
391-Y.
WILL PAY SIX THOUSAND DOL
LARS For a good home In Rose
burg. Must be worth Ihe money.
Will give $3000 cash and 36 good
building lots. Full information.
Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
XHK OI'l'OKTL'Nll V VOL .MAY
WANT 6 acres excellent garden
land; bordering on the paved
highway; new tine 5-room bun
galow; fully furnished; highway
fruit stand ; pood v. ell water.
I'rlte J;oi, if takon at once, j
W ill doubb' In value. Lawrence !
Agency, 123 Cass Street. Phone
2W.
WITH AN INVESTMENT OF $50
You can buy a fine suburban
homeHlte and pay the balance at
lt) per month until paid fur. City ,
water; electric lights; paventent;
tractB all planted to bearing fruit. I
These will all double In valu be- j
fore they are paid for. Full in
formation, Lawrence Agency, 1-5
Cans Street. Phone 219.
uT5 Au5rT)kT L' NK " IS YOI U
GAIN Owing to death in famfly
you get this Block ranch for Hie
encumbrance. ltJO acre stock
ranch; best feeding grounds In
the valley; 35 acres good field
land; 10 acres in red clover;
email house; 2 good stock barns;
creek through place; fine spring
water; line faintly orchard; ad
Joins outrange. Clear title for
$lsf0, $5MJ cash, biilance long
time. Lawrence Agency, l'Zo Cass
Street. Phone 211.
DANCE
AT
LONG'S HALL
Coles Valley
SATURDAY
EVENING
April 4
LAUNDRY KIDS
You't-U FIND rVO AKTlCLf
I we. Kte ciose check
U?0K YOUH- U ST .
tlur complete checklnc
system kieps close trark
of the articles you send
ns. You send us your own
list and we ch"ck up by
that. The quality of our
wo-k appeals to the elit-
and our prices apieal to
o;i:- sense of thrift.
Rosebttr? Steam
LaunoVy
Phene 7S Roseburg, Ore.
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B You'll find rvo ARTiCifl
B YftuME missed I
BUSINESS WOMEN'S
LUNCHEON
Friday noon at the Palace of
present Special music. Every
; member urged to utleud. s
;
j4)ssss4)s
COURT IN SESSION
The county court met In Its
regular monthly session to-
day. The day was given over
to ilie usual routine of bills,
which, ow ing tq the large
amount of road work now in s
progress, were heavier than
usual. Tomorrow the court s
will open bids for the paving
of a section of the Edenbower
s road. and the construction of
tho bridge over Coffee Creek.
s Several sealed bids have al-
ready been submitted on each s
project, s
:
BOYS BAND NOTICE '
,
Rehearsal tonight, sharply
at 7 o'clock. Mr. Strange and
Mr. Wells In charge. Manager s ;
Charles McElhiniiy will be
present. Everyone eligible to
attend urged to be present.
' si
CARD OF THANKS j
We wish to extend our thanks to j
those who were so kind to us dur
ing our bereavement and also for
the many flowers for our loved
one.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Pcbolt.
and family
AT DIXONVILLE
Saturday Night, April 4th
MUSIC BY THE
HAYSHAKERS
DR. DEAN B. BL'BAR
OITWUKTHHT
Specialist In tha fitting of
11 Jack bod St.
WHO WILL PAY?
If your automobile hits a pedes
trian and he sues you for dam
ages? If your car collides with
another automobile? Public lia
bility and property damage In
Finance will protect you. And
the coat is small. We will be
Vl.nl to explain these automo
bile coveruges.
G. W. Young & Son
Insurance
IIS Cans St. Phone 417
Who-Qwes-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 service to yau?
Douglas Creditors Ass'n.Inc.
In Rear of Douglas Abstract
Company
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HssaiSSUi'fLa
Also a cood Comedy
Lv-
And "WORLD NEWS'
Majestic -
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P Last Time Tonite
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NEW
and
UNUSUAL
DESIGNS
Kj.A ROSEBURG, ORE.
M STORE II
BURGLARS
They come at the most unexpected times. Mer
chants can protect themselves from financial loss
by carrying one of our mercantile burglary policies.
We also write residence burglary insurance. The
protection afforded under these policies is very lib
eral and the cost is very reasonable. We shall be
glad to explain the coverings and quote rates on
these policies.
Phone 432
Masonic
Building
Free Consultation
,, , . . , ,
"f a good buy, a Bulck
. l'Jil model.
See It at RAPP BROS.
Ask for Ross.
MEND THOSE "SHAKY" j
SHATTERED NERVES1
Nature throws out a warning
when the nerve force Is In danger.
Sharp, darting nerve pains, some
times called neuritis, sometimes
labeled neuralgia, are a sign that
your nerves need Instant attention
before grave results develop. There
Is a danger line across which you
must never allow yourself to pas.
Hey on d this line lies nervous ex
haustion, complete -orcakdown and.
alas, only too frequently, mental
disorders.
Countless tests and experiments
have developed a sure aid to re
lieve cases of nerve trouble, neu
ritis and neuralgia. This remark
able discovery Is based upon Hie
science of Homeopathy, a branch
of therapy enftorsea and followed
by eminent physicians and search
ers of scientific truths.
This discovery has been given
the name of Eopa Neuritis Tablets,
and they have been compounded to
give relief from nerve pain while
acting as a tonic to the nerve cells
In building up tha entire nervous
system.
Eopa Neuritis Tablets are guar
enteed harmless and are free from
narcotics, bromides and coal tar
products.. Your druggist will rec
ommend them. W. K Chapman
will nuTiply you. Mall orders filled. .
Starting
Vsgt(.'flJttVJ
Boughs Fairbanksi
Have you ever seen a Mnplc Rug soar
above the city bearing a Tliicf and a
Princess?
Have you ever seen a white horse witli
wings fly through the clouds?
Have you ever seen Magic ropes, live I rJ
dragons and bats ns big as elephants? I i 1
Hnve you ever seen an "invisible" I ' I
cloak? j I
This beautiful story of romance tnd I 7
adventure abnundi in happenings of i -
astjuniins and uriiwlii-'VaMc magic.
ANTLERS
he:
WIS keep abreast of the
time. We do not show
you last year's Ideas and
designs. You will find
here whatever Is novel,
whatever Is new and
whatever Is fine la silks.
"Quality and Economy"
The Silk Store
Silks and Satins
JACKSON 8TREET
ma
Roseburg,
Oregon
,
Phone 491
ABRAHAM
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electro-Theraphy-Electronic-Sunlight.
Latest Modern Equipment
417-18-19 Perkins Bldfl.
! Ho It now. Order a sample loaf of
CItIMM BROS. MILK 1IHKAD and
, lt wU, DPCOme your 8tea(,y di t
; PnoEe 133,
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Bldfl. Roseburg, Ore,
Phone 88.
LAST TIME TONITE
The Miracle Man'
ALBURTUS
He Knows
Viola Dana and
Milton Sills
In
"The Heart
Bandit"
NOTE: Tomorrow Alburtus
will open a three-day en
gagement at the Majestic
Theatre, appearing once each
evening.
ANTLERS
10e
35c
BBS
Tomorrow
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