Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 04, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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KOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 1 925.
Smart FrocKs
On Sale Now
New styled frocks of broadcloth,
linen, and other washable bright hued fa
brics while the demand is greatest for
this summer type of dress
S4.95 $5.98
Let U Show You These Very Special Values
Extraordinary
Sale
of
PHOENIX
j HOSIERY
for Friday and
Saturday
$1.19 a pair
Regular $1.65
grade of Phoenix
all silk hose, in the
season's best col
' o r s , Airedale,
B i e g e, Beaver,
Gray, Log Cabin
and Black. We
should sell every
pair we have in
stock at this price,
$1.19
SPECIAL
ON SALE
Saturday Only
ff.E WINDOW nW'I.AY
5-Quart Aluminum
Tea Kettle
98c
A fine colonial panel tea km lie oi
highly poliahed aluminum. It Ik
nut i -very day you can buy Ua
kettles of thin quality at such a
low price. This in a Bueclnl big
ptirchuHt offer and will bo sold out
quit'k. Coiub early!
Look for Our New Special
Every weeK
Bettor Service
AJetter Merchandise
and make tbe necessary arrinjce-mt-nts
previous to tbe tournament
All of those who attend are a
mired of a good time, for tba Coo
liny country club members are male
Inn plans for elaborate entertain-
ment for the visiting Kolfera. j
SLIGHTLY BETTER
OPEfJED SATURDAY
CHANGES MADE
BY ADVENTISTS
IN CONFERENCE
(Continued from Pnfre 1)
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TRUCK TO MARSHFIELD
Karly Friday morning.
UESH OKHKETSEN CO.
Call 668,1
The official openlnK of the Xlarsh
field KOlf course will uiKe place on
Hut unlay and Sunday, a tourna
ment having been arranged be-1 convention today or tomorrow.
twcen .Marshrield. itost uurg, f.u
geno. Corvallls, Albany and Halein
golfer as the firm big event on
the course. Playing In to start af
ter lunch Saturday noon, players
from the various cities of the state
being urged to plan to reach Marsh
field Saturday morning and remain
over Kunday.
C. A. Lockwood, of the Roseburg
Country Club, has chance of the ar
rangements for the local golfers. It
Is hoped that a large delexatlon
will go from this city, and Mr.
Lockwood oesrres to Know at once
the names of all who can make the
trip so that he can file a report
Our Insurance Service
Does not stop serving when the
policy la signed. It Is always on
the Job In the Interest of our
client.
MASONIC BIDG.
BOSEBURC. OK
BOSTON", June 4. Secretary of
port. It Is also possible that other 'ar, John W. Weeks, who has
projectH may be submitted to the been in a critical condition at the
Massachusetts General Hospital
The Hoseburg Chamle-r of Com- ""ue nn rrallon for gallstones
meice has Interested llself the lh,re a u' Ped the best
matter, and President Crocker, of "'K1'1 hu ha "lnce Saturday,
the chamber, met the conference ""'"""n to a bulletin early today
committeemen and gave assurance fruln n'8 physicians,
of the chamber' cooperation In the i "Secretary Weeks had the best
matter of holding; the relocation of n'Khi has nad "ln,e Satnnlay,"
I he school to some well adapted Hal1' ,n0 hulletln. "His condition,
place in the county. I while not bo good at 10 o'clock
- I last night as at 7 o'clock, has
ROfYTH' Vfrrr again changed slightly for the bet-"V-rVJ
1 n O iMLL .Hr Temoeratura and Dulse nor-
!mal."
A second bulletin Issued short
ly after one o'clock said:
"There has been no change In
the condition of Secretary Weeks
since the morning bulletin. He
is taking more nourishment and
more fluid than In the previous
12 hours."
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT House on Parrott St
Inquire 720 Winchester St.
GlliU 20, wants housework. Ad
dreBB 8. 8., care NewB-Itevlew.
FOR KENT 8-rooin modern bun-
alow with garage. $25 per luo.
Phone KC9.
R. A.
WEDS GRANDSON OF
LATE LEVI ANKNEY:
(AnocUtn! Prtm Ld WlrO
DALLAS, Ore., June 4. Inves
tigation here today of . a report
from Walla Walla, Wash., that
levl Ankeny, Jr., grandson of the
late Senator Ankeny of Washing
ton, was married here two months
ago to Klysa Cornett, daughter of
a former Prlnevllle, Ore., buslne'ss
'man and niece of R. A. Ilooth. for
iiner chairman of the Oregon State
'Highway Commission, revealed
'that a license had been granted to I
Leo Ankeny, 21, and Illanche Cor-1 lous parts of the stute. endorsing
Inett, IS, on April 17, and that they ' a new income tat and attaching
were married her the same day. ' the Dennis resolution for the state
j The marriage ceremony was per- i constitutional amendment against
formed at the Presbyterian manse ! ""o Inheritance tax, were pr-
ii hv I in Itpv .T P Vnnol Ink. seiiu-u.
eny was described In the appllca-
VOTE SWAPPING
METHOD HIT BY
OREGON GRANGE
(Continued from page 1.)
jKOlt SALE 1925 :asli 6 touring
car, reasonable. Call 14 for particulars.
FOR RENT Six-room house, 1020
West 1st St. inquire at 646 Pit
ler St.
FOR SALE Broccoli planter as
good as new. See It at 4U7 W.
Cass St. llelblg & Groves, phone
Zti2.
FOR SALE-Three EO gal hardwood
barrels, $2 each. Palace of
Sweets. Phone 76. '
TRUCK to Marshfleld early Friday
morning. For rates call 6B9-J
Thursday evening.' Dcnn-Curret-
sen Co.
FOR SXLE G-room hoiueTZ) lots,
fine river loam soil; price $2000.
Terms. Cnas. Kyes. 82$ N. Jack
son St.
FOR RENT Two-room apartment.
Hath, hot and cold water, ground
floor; also two bedrooms, close
in. Phone 2IS-KI.
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRI8T
Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore.
Phone US.
I Ion for the license as a student
!at Eugene, and Illanche Cornett
gave her home as Rickreal, a town
four miles east of Dallas.
Any Time j
MOORE MUSIC 8TUDIO
rrea-
Recitals June 8 and 9.
byterluu church. Public luvit-
id. 4
Continued rains rave seriously af
fected the fruit crop in Douglas
county, and Indications at the pres-J
ent time aro far from opt lutietirac-j
cording to genernl reports. Prunes, '
which a few weeks ago, were al
ready below normal, are being dam-'
aged heavily each day the rain con-
tlnues, . until at the present time
the Indications are that the crop Is
doing to be one of the smallest In
the history of the Industry In this
county. Petites which had resisted
Hie brown rot much better than the :
Italians, are now being seriously uf-
ferted, and with the continuation
tif the warm rains the rot Is spread
ing very rapidly and causing great
losses. Petites, according to Coun
ty Horticulturist Carpentar, will
probably not run more than 60 per
cent of a crop, while Italians are
probably damaged to such an ex
tent that the harvest will not be
, more than 25 per cent of normal, I
1 1
In his estimation. The warm rains
have been Ideal for the spread of
brown rot, and sections not dam
aged by frost have felt heavy loss
es during the past two weeks from
rot. Apples are also being affected
by the rains, which prevent the
proper sprays from being applied
at the time they are needed most.
Scab Is spreading rapidly, and Is so
far advanced that control will be
exceedingly difficult and. In fact,
almost impossible In most places,
Mr. Carpentar states.
You are in
Town
Eat at
The Home
Restaurant
Buy Gas with the
Difference
EUCEN'K, Ore.. June 4. Levi
! Ankeny, Jr., of Walla Wulla, Wash.
Ih registered ut the University of
: Orexon as a sophomore, taking a
jpre-luw course. According to Unl
iversily officials, ho Id atlll regis
! tercd.
I WAIXA WALLA, Wash., June 4
; Nesinllh Ankeny, father of Levi
Ankeny, left here today for Port
land to ronfer with his son rela
tive to the marriage. He stated
that Levi would complete his
course at the I'nivera'ty of Oregon
find thrn would probably enter up
on law practice in Walla Walla.
Ijevi attended the University of
Washington last ytar.
Last night Mr. Minnie O, Hond
of Kugene, state treasurer, pre
sented the annual lecturers pro
gram. President 1evl T. Pen
nington, of Pacific College, New
berg, delivered an address.
The nominations before the
convention are:
To replace II. IT. IllrRchberger,
as state treasurer; 11. K. Denny,
! Washington County; J. K. Kelly,
Multnomah county; K. A. Hlake,.
I Henton county; iMra. M. Powell,
Polk county; S. H. Van Trump,
: Marlon county and C. L. Shaw,
Linn county.
j For one vacancy on the legis
lative committee the nominations
iare: Roy Stockton, Yamhill coun
ty and C. W. Craft, Washington
county.
For qulr tmuits
PnT
Leaving For Portland
H. C. Cotner, of the Soldiers'
Home Is leaving soon for Portland,
where he will spend the next month
visiting at the home of his daughter.
see
TheWorld's Funniest Motion Picture
TWO WELL paying businesses and
two new houses for sale. Two
apartments for rent. See Lloyd's
Cash Store, 125 Sheridan.
FOR "SALEUoccolOlants, 2.50
per liioo If taken at once. GUI
seed, home tried out. Wlllard
Laurence, Dillard, Oregon.
FOU S A LE "OR TRADE 1 Cole
Eight, 6 good cord tlrea, good
mechanical condition. Price $150.
I'mpqua Trading Post, 328 N.
Juckson St.
FOR SALE Oak block and Btove
wood, any quantity, or any
length If ordered now. Prompt
delivery. Phone 2B0-J. Call af-
, ter six in eve. O. E. Gardner.
NOTICE
MATHEWS Motor-X-Change has
moved to the building formerly
occupied by Roy Catching on
Oak St. near City Hall, and will
carry a full line of used cars, giv
ing a guarantee on all Fords sell
ing for $150 or more.
Sheridan Street
Roseburg
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
824 Terklna Illdg. Phong E54
HELLO, BILL!
Elks Dance
AND
Card Party
THURSDAY NIGHT
At the Club Room
MOVIES AT 8:15 FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
OR. Dt AN B. DUBAH
OIM'OMKTIIIST
Hpoclillil In the fitting of
lllaasea
lit Ji.ck.nn Ht.
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Electronic and ICIectro-Theraphy
417 Perkins Illdg. Phone 491
DANCE
nt
0LALLA
SATURDAY
June 6
THE LIBERTY THEATER
TODAY AND TOMORROW
CHARLES HUTCHINSON
The Daredevil Thrill Creator
HUTCH-U.S.A.
A Super-Feature Melodrama of flashing American
Pluck amid dannfronn surrounding;.
Also: the Famous "Go-Getters"
"A Kick for Cinderella"
COWING: SEE SPECIAL AO
The Grsatest Laughing Feature Evsr Filmad
SPEND SUNDAY
At Canyon Auto Camp, half mile
otHh of Canyonville. We are
prepared to serve you and give
you the test simt In Southern
Oregon for your pic nicking.
j
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ruwia-i-ij tviti iiHuintf ia
i i l.coip)tuiiJ 'J D
CSt:DFT)RDBARGAINS:
1924 Ford roadster.
1923 Ford touring.
1922 Ford roadster
1922 Essex coach.
SEVERAL OTHER BARGAINS.
MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CHANGE
New location, opposite City Hull.
CUT HIS PRICE FIFTEEN IIUN
HREl) 200 acres adjoining un
limited outrange; 10 acres bear
ing prunes; 35 acres best bottom
land, part under irrigation; fine
trout stream thru place; good
6-room house; spring water piped
In; family orchard. This is a
real stock ranch,
quick sale, $6000,
Lawrence Agency,
Street. Phone219. 1
fioNTTKN6W WHAT VOU ARE !
MISSING Think of It! A $3X00
suburban home for $2250. $1000
cash, balance like rent; modern
5-room bungalow, plastered, de
corated, built in features; polish-:
ed wood work and floors; mod-
em bath; toilet, lavatory; big
busement; new steel range and ;
heating stove go with bargain;
ono acre land, all kinds berries;
grapes and tree fruit; chicken
house and garage; on pavement.
A beauty spot. Iwrence Agen
cy, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219.
0
Use New-Keiw classified Ad
vert-fain? for results.
i:4ihV. I
Power of Attraction
As a magnet attracts pieces of
Iron and steel so a man with will
power attracts opportunities, and
makes good use of them. An ac
count wilh the Hosi burg National
Lank has attractive power for suc
cess. 4; Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts.
The Rosebmg National Bank
Rosebur.Ure.
m
DANCE
AT
MOOSE HALL
Saturday Nite, June 6
with the
Arizona Collegians
Promise you a good
time
Come to
Long's Hall
Coles Valley
C-l 1 M! La. I
oaiuruay infill
June 6
Those
IIAYS1IAKERS
will piny for a
BIG DANCE
Thirty thne yoars
oung. and Btartlug
lift ull over await..
This time . as a
wrcpn sensation.
ThP tavn ran boast
no funnl.T farce, ami
the iTHtn no funnUT
-v'' lni 'rH" no funnier
Vi V. conn'dv than this
& 'I parkliiiR, brilliant
J rV lrottiH'(lnn, Im-i-lni?
wilh vivacious hu-
DON'T
Lrt your Boy'a Shoe Bill
worry you
Buy Him
Hi-Kicks
They Wear Like
Steel Armor
mor ami upontan
otm fun.
In cast, sot firms, pint
anil direction, this
famous In uk h pro
voker outdated ev
cryihlnjr It. th world
In the line of comedy.
Playing Afternoons and Evenings
SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY
and on just Wednesday night also
THE LIBERTY THEATER .
Snrcird Prices Permitted on this
WotM't Funniest Motion Picture
Adults only 3S rts. Cliildrcn 15 cents
BASEBALL
FREE
With
every pair
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
Shots That Satisfy and Fit
Vour Ftet
Parkins Bldg-. RoMburg
' ,' Sciatica Is inflammation
II we or neuralgia ot the hip. IJ
y I $LlJ i. It comes from the imping- WM
mi I V'ir- y I ment of a vertebra upon El
I (fciS " "'" hlp n,"rVe- Chlroprue- IpM
Sciatica
Rapp Building
Dr. C M. McNeil
Chiropractic Specialist
Phone 694-J
327 West Cass VA
Price for :
part cash, i
123 Cass
DEMPSEY A6REES
Tfl MEET WiRKEB
OFFfiirSPJT
NEW YORK, June 4. Jack Demp
sey, world's heavyweight champion
today cabled Billy Gibson. manaK
er of (lene Tunney, that he would
meet the winner of the Tunney
Gfbson match if proper Induce
ments were made.
The cable came from Berlin,
DENT1S1RY
BY
Dr. NERBAS
Phone 488
Masonic Building
THOUSANDS of people
would have their teeth
fixed were it not for the
high prices and failure
to get results.
My EXTENSIVE EX
PERIENCE plus large
equipm ent eliminates
BOTH.
GOOD JUDGMENT
makes Modern Dentis
try practical and within
reach of all.
Germany, It follows:
"Will positively meet the winner
of the Tunney-Glbbons nout If pro
.per Inducement are offered. We
! both are enjoying the trip immen
Isely. Thanks for the good wishes,
j Hope you have sold out."
j (Signed) "Jack Dempsey".
j NBW YORK, June 4. Payment
'on a basis of more than $4,400 a
'minute will be made Gene Tunney
and Tom Gibbons for their 15
'round heavyweight - battle tomor
row night at the Polo Grounds, if
the bout goes the limit, it Is stat
ed. The advance sale of tickets ln
jdlcates an attendance of 60,000
'and receipts of $400,000. Thirty
!per cent will be the share of Gib
bons, giving him $120,000 or $8,000
for each three minute rounds. Tun
ney's share will be $80,000, repres
enting 20 per cent of the receipts
or more than $5,333 per round "
j The fighters are resting today
' after a month's preparation for the
1 battle. Both are pronounced it
; perfect trim.
!9 TONITE ONLY
H Rudyard Kipllnjr said: "Tho
H female of the species is mora
I deadly than the male." For
B proof see
J BETTY
I COMPSON
"The Female"
I save you pain, time B i "Getting Trimmed" I
and guarantee you sat- M I , H
isf action. BR i-, .. . ,. I
raine rceview
I can Improve your B
LOOKS, YOUR E Prices 10c, 15c, 25c
HEALTH, and add to i mmmgmKmmnmBm
your personality. !
Painless Extraction. Friday and Saturday
Gas When Desired. f -p maP
When Desired New Teeth FIVjl
nme day' Zj2Ptf if I
Regulating. 9 XjtpZfSV0 IaI I
Special Plate Work. 1 MC tlj
Consultation Free. .1 ( flf 'jl' jagg
1
LAST TIME TONITE I grS
j Av 1 M COHSTANCI BEHNtTT, MABEL DALUN
'SZS M1 1 CHR"S OGLE, DAVID BUTUR
VILLIAM a
MART
WiW Bill
10c 15c
majestic!
Also
BLAIR STEWART
Lyric Baritone
Starting Sunday
Direct from its record
breaking runs in Port
land and San Francisco
REGINALD DENNY
'Til Show You
the Town"
ANTLERS