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EIGHT ROSEBURQ NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1925. Save Save June Clearance The Public's ' Recognition Of tlie values now offered by a re duction of 1 5 per cent on all mer chandise in our store, assures us of the success of the June Clearance Sale. Again we express Our Appreciation And declare our purpose to be a closer and closer understanding of the public's wants as time goes on and an ever better service and better merchan dise at the best possible prices. A few days longer at these prices 15 off Our entire stock, of Dry Goods Underwear Corsets Hosiery Dresses, Coats, Suits Shoes, Men's Furnishings With many special bargains in all departments. Only a. Few Days Left at June Clearance Sale Prices Our announcements and details concerning this sale have been published in several is sues of this paper. There are many of the lot left and new goods are arriving and very specially priced for the sale. You will Save 1 BOARD REGENTS CHANGES . OF 0. STUFF and nititant university physic ian Krnstine Troemel, WUconiiin praduale, and Karl K. (Spike) i kIH. Ore iron graduate and ex ) athletic coach at the Kugene blKh KcMool, become inctriiftora of phy ! ideal education to fill vacancies, j Professor James H. Gilbert, ; head of the department of econo- 1 mica and member of the faculty hdnce 1107, wait appointed by the Recent Demotions Discuss' ,toartJ of rKentH iay. acting . . . ! dean of the college of literature. eu by Board in Meeting j science and arts of the l.'nlversity ; who hai received a leave of ab sence of one year. " I Four members of the English de- ' partment tendered resignations, HOLD CLOSED SESSION: hUn w,'re accepted. Clarence I. , i norpe is ichvihk 10 nccepi a pro fessorshlp at the University ot Michigan am! Oscar Drown has taken a-position In Kansas. The nther two Instructors leaving aro K. W. Merrill anil Italph Itncber. paper man. was elected Instructor se4 lu the school of Journalism. t NEW TODAY 2 To (ill vacancies, Dr. h red M. Sillier La Kay.ua Collet, '" KOa gALE-Cabbage plants, leave l,r. Wilson h..-K.man Hush -Me-! , 3U 8 JacklloI,. d ial Khool, M. I)., become, re- ; . snectlvelv. university nhvsletan i '-H sAI.fc. .illIK KoaL K.K.I). Meld Yesterday. Newspapermen Barred From Session Meeting With Faculty Committee Is Refused. EUGENE, Ore.. June 16. Sev eral changes In the faculty per sonnel of the University of Ore gon were made by the board of regents of the Institution meeting here late yesterday afternoon, in open session and then the regents went Into another executive ses sion, to discuss recent demotions brought about at their last meeting. for prompt tan service, city c! country trips. Phone 44 IS DISCLOSED By WELL-KEPT BQQKS Newspapermen present at the) CHICAGO. June 16. Six lea meetinK were barred from the ; ter-bound book which, accord ioom. when Dr Jamea H. Gilbert, j inft l0 the poUcGi form a romplete representing the faculty commit- n.Velalion of the operations of tee of the University In the mat ter of re-opening the demotion eases, asked that a committee of the board of regent meet the fa culty committee. This the board one of Chicago's lurgcst lhjubr ruiL's, have come In pom?es.sion of authorities through the drive on the city's rant?Hterti. raid In the headquarters rehired, on the proundi that nlof lhe c.vnwa brothers, one of matter must be settled bo that re- hom Mlke (:.?nnea wns sIl,in !n arrangements may be made In the j iUl,tnn!av.8 ptTvet fll?nt lH,lwoon friculiy iM'fore the openhiK of ttrelp,, members and the police, fall term. The faculty committee ; TJ)H ,jre foun( n,e rt.t.ordg was not ready to meet the board of li(U)r r(.(...ptf, Bnd shipments, yesterday. It wns said. mime of shlnnera nnil Ihp nrk-ps The cases referred to ?v.Mr, C.IIbert were those of Fergus elved and the prices paid for the ring's products. Thre were Kiddie, head of the dramatics de- jevt n roeeipts for pas bilU paid. PENCE MS Is Showing a Wonderful Line of Sport Sweaters for Outing, Golfing and General Wear The Price3 Are Right The "Footoi:raph" Fitting System, in use here, kIvi-h you a matle-to-nit'u.mire fit at r-'Rily-to-wrar prices. Come today and try it out. Farewell Dance! Tuesday, June 16th GIVEN BY Tl IE Arizona Collegians I AT THE ARMORY ' Before leaving on contract with the i Joy land Amusement Co. OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA , . . WE'LL DO OUR DURNDEST! Summer Styles Low shoes thnt start your feet on their 365-dny va cation the minute you put them on styles thnt are in demand popular prices ' Try on a pair at your con venience. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy and FM Your Feet Perkins Bldg., Roseburg partment, and members of his staff: Professor II. C. Howe, head I of the Knglish department, de moted to professorship at a reduc tion in salary; Timothy Cloran one revealing that some "cookers of mash used us much as $100 worth of gas a month. The papers also revealed, au thorities said, the identity of a demoted from head of the depart- ; fo,,rtn pprilon' connected with the ment or romance languages to K9 who parllcipaIed fn Satur. professorship; dismissal of Pro- (.,y-9 f jj.nt Nssor Krnest Hates and Klrby 1 tulB-H Attorney Crowe charae Miller in the department of phi- j tprjzP(, the docitmf.ntf, as enough lOMophy, inmmiinltion tn yend tn the nenl- It was stnted nfter the meeting : ti'ntinry or drive out of the city oy itr. iMineri inai ine iiicuny ..,. i.a committee would meet again to from ,he four (.nnHll3 who are dec do on Us ivent step. ,,. ll()wn , ,hpr uwll(1lt lln. When the matter of exccntlvo , ,,,,, dlstmnr nr fhotgun man. session was bro,iBht up. a motion , Ho,ar1 KI(V hpad of tne lm. was made hy Mm. (,eorKe T. Gor- ,.. i,r, It1 rhirat o. dis- . DEfJIISTRY BY R linger of Portland that all news papermen barred. Thero wns no second to the motion, as C.ov ernor Pierce, Suiterintendent Churchill and Sam Kozer, Becre tnry of state, declared that the meeting fhould be open. It was finally agreed to go into execu tive session, when matters of a confidential nature rame up. Iean H. Walker was nppointed dean of men for a y"nr. accord ing to a report given out after t CnlcaKO ror ,r((l0 a h(;(1 dent advisor and director of stu dent loan funds. He will replace Ien John Straub. recently made dean einerilus of men. No action wns taken on elect ing new herids for the department Ing new heads for the depart ments of Knclish romance liiniru gea and zoology. l)ean Colin V. Ityment was empowered to look for suitable men for the po-ltinns while on his way east to embark 'or Kuron snd to make recom mendations to the loard. The salary of Karl Otithank. ecreiary lo the president, was in- reased. The plans of the r 'so- closed that Mike (iennea had been oimntinnd last w'-k in connee tfnn with the activities of Vin clnzo Axzarello, a (Nnnea a:mt arretted in Tampa. Flu. zzarelln ww s:iiii to have even Immigrants with him, be lieved to have bt-en smnpgled into the countrv by way cf the. Iter miidas. 10 by said tins Cenneas vere importirg men from smiih- tn Italy and KMly. "celiverea in EXPECTED OPEN 1. tx. X Poll SALE 5.UO0 broccoli plants. J. A. Hewitt, Edenbower. FOIl-8ALK liurunt tourlUK car, 1924 model. 344 S. Jackson. FOK RENT Up" to date" fiirnUlied aiiartnients, wltb garage, 428 Pllzer St. PIANO TUNKB FredD. Jones Piano tuniuK and ' repalrinK. phone 132. FOR "RENT TrofurnlhVdhouVS: keepini? rooms. MS Winchester St., or phone 170-V. FOR RENT Furnished 3 room aiartment with liKhts and water. 1214 Winchester street. FOR RENT 5-room moch-rrThoase". Garage, pavement. Call at 419 Kast First avenue north. FOR RENT Dungalow In Ramona Court, rent 122.50. See N. O. Williams, 1124 Hittnona Court. FOR SALE KaliTand" Oregon ball head cabbage plants, also ft-lnch lilow. C. E. Trueblood, Roseburg. Ft ) Klik N f veTuriT Ished" house keeilng rooms, modern, $25 per month. 221 West Lane St., or plume C1R. FOR "SALE Loga"nb"e7rIesraet them for canning, llrlng con. tainer. 6 miles toward Melrose. Phone 6F3. - WANTEi) Raspberry pickers at state demonstration farm. sjd fair grounds, I mile east of Rose burg. . No children. ;COW FOR SALE Will be" fresh about July 1. Good milker. II. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave., South: phone 4H2-L. NEW'LOCATIONCorner Douglas and Main Sts. Open evenings to 9 o'clock. Umiqua Battery Sta tlon. Exide batteries. FOUND Gold watch with mouo gram on front of case. Owner call at News-Review office, de scribe watch and pay charges: FOR- RENT B room " furnished house, with water and light. Just outside city limits: $17.00 per month.; Ilelblg & Groves, phone 262. FOR "SALE Second-hand- living room, dining room and bed room furniture In good condition. Ilig bargain If taken before Saturday. Inquire of T. T. Lamb, Riverside, or phone 6F5. WANTEDManfor geeTalfarm and dairy work permanently, an other for about one month's har vesting work; also girl fi en eral housework. Address P. O. Ilox 223, Roseburg. or phone 39-L. RADIO -STORAGE "B" BATTER IES A few new ones at bargain prices. Ford rubber case bat ti ri-s, $1.1; Dodge, $1S; Umnqua Battery Station, now cor. loug lnsand Main Sts. Open till 9 p. m. FOR SALE BY-OWNER-Et-acre ranch completely equipped and stocked; household goods in cluded, good crop, on highway; must sell at sacrifice. Inquire at Ten Mllo store on Coos Bay highway. W I L L P A YY O UT E NPE"RC E N T. 'Owner will trade and take in part payment small ranch or timber tract. No cash required. Sub mit your proposition to Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass street. Phone 219 A Bank Book for You Yes. wo hare a bank book waiting . for you. all ready to have your name written In and the amount you wish to deposit. We afford you the opportunity for safe investment and good' Interest yield. Now Is a good time to open an account with us. A'l Interest Paid on Savings . Accounts. The Roseburg National Bank Roseburg, Ore r.lMnrt.tpt Vrt-m W!r-.) BEN P. Ore. June 16. Daylfcht 'clnted students to Issue a three- Is expected to be seen through the t Our Free Employment Service Insures students studying telegraphy in our school pleasant positions with good salaries when they graduate. ' A mid-summer class is now being formed to fill places vacated by students taking positions as telegraph operators. No matter what your income, we have a payment plan that will make it easy for you to take this course. Classes ere' conducted in the evenings only, so " students may earn while they learn. Are you one of them 1 Roseburg Telegraph Institute 225 Perkins Bldg. DANCE At Anlauf Wednesday Nite June 17 Music by Jimmy Vance and His Arizona Collegians Their Last Week DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMKTHIST Socialist In th fitting; Glasses 11 Ju k.nn St. 3 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore, Phone 86. "nr bond Issue of anproxlmstelv Cascades on the Natron cut off pVnrc'"iirv'( (tlrt.non to defrnv the cost of sometime Friday, according W , ,, ,? ,1 , hulldinir new bleachers on Hay- telephone reports from Stewart :,,,;, '' ? ,"' V m ward field nd a basketball pavil- and Welch, contractors lu chanre '' s'"f' ' 'r"m ,h Kh THE LIBERTY THEATER LAST TIME TODAY Special Feature at Our Regular Prices Only 10 and 13 cts. Johnny Hines IX TIIK "Speed Spook" AUo Comedy: "Alice Gets in Dutch" Also: Portland Orcgonian Weekly WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Fred Thompson, and his Wonder Horse, Silver King in "THE BANDIT'S DAB"f' Dr. NERBAS Plione 488 Masonic Guilding Tl IOUSANDS of people would have tlicir teeth fixed were it not for the high prices and failure to get results. My F.XTF.NSIVE EX Pf.lxlF.NCT. plus Inrge equipm e n t eliminates I?OTI I. GOOD JUDGMENT mokes Modern Dentis try prncticnl and within reach of all. I s.nve you pnin, time! and Runrnntce you sat isfuction, t I can improve your I LOOKS, YOU R HELTH. and add to! your personnlity. Painless Extraction. Gns When Desired. W hen Desired New Teeth same dnv. ion. the pnnrtpal nnil interest 10 mis mornini?. 1 etenrat.cns ny ami come from the Increased student , for the workmen will be held at Tee of $r a tvrm. was tentatively each end of the tunnel Sunday, npnroved by the board. Appro- The tunnel, when daylltht is cut Imately J40.000 yearly will (to in- thrmnth will- be little more than to student body coffers from the ' bis; ennuKht for workmen to get pdilej fee which undergraduates throllKh below the timbers, aocord atiproved In the spring, t'.radu.ite 1.- w J. Perry, lumber fores- Msnairer Henellel told the board j ter for the Deschutej Nattanal For- 1 ne i'mhiwiiik new uiihiiii- est, who returned tins niornme ments and other fac'iltv chanmM from .vcral days at Od"ll Lake. He has been In charse of the lim ber being cut from the nat'onal forests for the tunnel timbers and were approved: ,1. Stanley tlniv. now on the Kn-llpli staff of the t'nlveiTitv of Minnesota, to be come assistant prores'or with ,,. 1 "o,.i,ii,ir" work in pulillc sneeklnir. d'l.at- s(x p,lmp, ar(, bene nm on the InK and orntorv: liohert II. Hnt. :,, ,,e of the tunnel construc Instruclnr to fill the vacancy oc- (on pllmnin ,h wlll,.r. since casloned by the reslKnatlon of IU- t(e (UIm. Kraie ( n h)1 vvM car llrown. Instructor In writt. , ar ,, on ,, ,,e and spoken Kngll-.h. Mr. llrown h( ,g cut will enter the prac Ice of law throurt ,he water from this side The status of 1 rofessor Mar, I f with less ex- 5"".?.," : 7, e b : rvVi,,i wf chatuted from one-third to one- l'OIl SAI.K Team of bay mares, seven years old. weigh thirty hundred, half sisters, smooth block built, well mated, sound, senile and extra good pullers. A fine IokkIiir team. Write or phone. v. A. ltychard, Yoncal- la, t)re. COOl) STAIlT'FOn'POOn'MAN. 40 acres In tract adjoining fine outrantre; 15 acres field land: small house; new barn; spring water; fine place for sheep and turkeys; clear title for Six Hun dred Dollars. One Hundred cash, balance long time. Lawrence Agency, 155 Cass street. Phone 2I!, OR from way ; half time. (lustave Muller. who hold "ie Doctor of philosophy decree from the rnlversltv of Heme. Swilcr. lend, was appointed Instructor In philosophy to sncre",! Kerhv Mil ler who was not re-engacen. entrance, according to information given out in Itetid. All the tunnel Umbers and cord wood used or tunnel "packing", has been cut according to Perry. This Included two and a half mil lion feet of Douglas fir In the Des chutes National Forest used for REGULATING PYORRHEA PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY Consultation free. v.,..tr mnrnhnr nT lllunering loe luiuiei linn the rsvrhologr faculty, was Iran- cords of hen.locK half from the Ites- fe-rcd three-fourths time to th- chutes end half from the t ascsde school of sociology. Author!;. National Forests. The timber sales tlon was mnd.'to fill the place of were a I handled throunh the lca- lr Itavmnd II. V.'h-eler. who re- chutes Forestry office In IWnd. slrned to Income head or the .1.-- 1 partment of psveholocv at tb" I'nlTerslty of K.ma Timmj. I rutsforth. teaching fellow In psv. chidogv. becontes Instructor In tin dcnartnient. Dr. llarrv P. Trocom, assistant professor of soologv was promor A to associate processor and Os"nr . Ittchards. teaching fellw In the same department. Incomes an In Ptcrtor. Dr. It. V. DebusX. professor of education, wss granted lesve ef h..ne to o'gsnlre a rerean h , bnrei.i In the Portland puMic ! schools next year. Its' mond D. Lawrence. Oregon I Onr Insurance Service pon not stop ifnrlng when the pollry Is ulRnfd. It In lway on the job In the Interest of our client HASOleC KC0. gS -rdi ana 0 rortland Dt wt-t" on country roal. Spltndid farne rft-ftlfnce, Tire place, larne roomn. soft wuirr, prun. ch'rrl-s and pmall fruits, Rood barn with room for four or more cows, chicken hou?e and run. Timber for family.. Two H-acre tracts adjoining under fence for pas ture, $15 per year earh. A handy Kllle mony maker for chickens, turkeyH. or dairyinR in a small way. Kent $1.1 per nm. or to the richt parit's would sell on monthly payments. J. W. Toll man, owmr. Real Estate, North Hofeburff. KASIKST MONEY I 7 SllK C, ( )N;" She'i ratsInK on free feed. Here are 712 arres In Tiome ranch, well fenced with thousands of arres fine outrange adjoining 30 acres in xrowiiiK crops: borders one mfle on river: millions of fine saw timber: Rood 6-room house; spring water piped In: 2 hi stock barns; full set other bulld InRs; will run 5i0 sheep inside fenre; team ; harness; wagon ; full set tools and implements, in cluding threshing machine; en- . glne; b!ndt-r; rake; momer and plows; hfad fine sheep; m cattle; turkeys; chickens; all crops. Old agt reason for sell ing. Small payment. Itatance long time. Prlre $15,1100. A real oPT'ortnnlty. Ijiwrenre Agency, 1 "asn sti-eet, Thone 219. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic and "Electro-Thersphy 417 Perkins Bid. Pbona 41 The Screen Scream RUPERT HUGHES "LALU5L 10c ME" 25c A mile a minute comedy with Norma Shearer and Conrad Nagle. Also Feature Comedy "The Rubberneck" tmd "Pathe News" A Big Special .Elinor GIyn' "HOW TO EDUCATE A WIFE" . with MATtlE PRBVOST MONTR Hl.FE ' rllKKJHTON HALE PKTTY UtANOlSCO VKRA LEWIS CLAFOE tllLLING WATER "Mellow Quartettj" Comedy "Girl Problem" Comedy lOc 15 Wednesday Thursday' Attraction Extraordinary Direct from Pantages Circuit Special return engagement made possible due to rail connections the famous "Butterfly Kiddies" ii. u .With 9J Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nenre and Pplne .Specialist. tU Perkins Bldg. Phone SM RITA The Wonder Child of the Stage. This is a $ 1 000 a week act on Pantages Circuit. Beautiful Stage Settings. 1 0 of the world's premier child performers. A Guaranteed Attraction Also Full Picture Program EETTY COMPSON in "THE ENEMY SEX" ioc ANTLERS 35c
