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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1925.
X LOCAL NEWS X
BANKING REQUIREMENTS
II
No matter what your bunking ro
qitlrenicms, whether larfse or small,
you will find the Roseburg Notional
batik prompt, courteous, and effi
cient In taking care of them. Ac
counts subject to check, whether
of large or moderate size, are Invited.
TheRosebwgNalional Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
In VIhIcJiik Here
Miss Jeanne MacNIver, of Los
Angeles, Is (t(jetiilinff a week or
ho visiting la Uoseburg.
it in Kugenr
K. Joitlyn was a visitor here
yesterday irom Kugene, spending
the day attending tu business af-fuirs.
JNW TODAY tj
FOR SALE A trailer. 726 Mill Rt. !
I ii Wed notl a )
Mm. Walter
from lilvfitivllln
pent the afternoon visiting with,rwu i ijcsiranm r-nri-room
i WANTKO First claws bench hand, i
Leake motored I ltobuig Lumber A Mfg. Co. I
yesterday and
friends and chopping.
Visiting Here
Mrs. A. Dodd arrived hero from
Cotrago Grove yesterday, and Is
spending a short time, visiting
this city.
H. L. Moss returned to his home
nt T-n t i It veinln v it riornnon
l1 i after attending to buHfnens mat
ters here for several hours.
HI
.tfrrn Fmm -North I
Illrk'X!. H. Davles and Mrs.
Fruuk Brand and son, Karl, have i
returned to Roseburg, after an I
abwnce of about a week. Mrs. j
Davtes attended bu era' week In
Portland, and with Mrs. Itrand ;
and ion made a trip to Hood lit- j
ver and points of Interest, return-'
Ing here hy motor. They report j
a splendid trip. I
Vlwlllng AmIiIhimI From lUw-eburg
Hubert OUmore who N working
at ltoseburg during the Hummer
vara Hon came to Ashland Mon
day to attend the tennis tourna
ment. He whs accompanied by
his friend Koyd Hurt on. They
are guests at the Gilmoru home
In Iowa street. They both lirtend
to take part In the tennis tour
nameut. Ash hind Tidings.
Fall Term Starts September 1
Learn Telegraphy
Touch Typewriting
NIGHT CLASSES
ENROLL NOW
Roseburg Telegraph Institute
224 Perkins BIdg. Phone 124-J
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was Issued
last night to Jtobert Woodhurst
and Annie J. Slaughter,
Bridge.
In Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie and
family, of Garden Valley, spnt
both of j several hours In Roseburg yester
day shopping and on business.
Returns From Portland
Win. Thompson returned to Rose
burg this morning after spending
the past two days or so In Port
land vlKlting and attending to busl
nesa matters.
Visitor Today
Mrs. Josephine Wise was among
the out of town visitors today.
spending several hours here shop
ping and on business. She Is A
resident of Yoncalla.
Is Visiting KMer
Mrs. Wilbur Gulp, of Grants
Fas, arrived here last night, and
will be a guest of her sister, Mrs.
G. IL Walters, for several days.
Salem People Visit-
Judge and Mrs. John Rand of
Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Gordon of Portland, spent last
night In this city. They are motor
ing to southern points.
Enroute to Los Angeles
Mrs. A. It. Murch, of Portland,
spoilt last night In this city as a
guest at the home of her Bon, It. J.
Iliireh. Mrs, Hiireh Is enroute to
Ios Angelfs to visit.
Going to Coast
Mrs. W. 8. MrElhlnny and her
daughters, Mrs. L. L. Spencer, Mis.
W. K. Nay lor, and Miss Josephine
McElhinny, will leave on Sunday
by auto to spend a couple of weeks
at Seaside enjoying a vacation.
Former Resident Visits
Mark Vrban and wife, of Everett,
Wash., spent last night here. They
went on this morning to Crater
1-ake, but w ill return In a few days
and will go to Seaside for a vaca
tion at the sea coast.
Visiter Yesterday
Mrs. Fred Prut hers Rpent sev
eral hours here yesterday visiting
and shopping. She returned to
her home at Melrose in the afternoon.
In Yesterday
W. K. Clingenpeel returned to
his home at Looking Class yes
terday evening after lulling with
friend and transacting business
for a few hours.
To Wyoming
Mrs. Wilt Singleton and Mrs.
S, .1. Shrum left yesterday for
Colby, Wyoming, where they will
enjoy a month's visit with rela
tives and frlendH.
Here From Myrtle Point
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hayes, of
Myrtle Point, are spending sev
eral days in Roseburg on busi
ness. Mr. Hayes is a cattle dealer.
Klertrlelan Irfuvcn
S. S. Hrunduge, Southern Paci
fic electrician, who has been at
tending to business mutters here
for the past few day, returned
to Portland toduy.
garage, close In.
house with
llione 437-J.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Harley-rm.!
virisnn motorcycle. Call at 850 S.
Stephens.
WANTED To trade, nearly new
ear as part payment on a home.
Write M M, care News-Review.
LOST Shasta daisy dresser erarf i
somewhere on Jackson St. Call '
Mrs. Morgan. 276-J. Reward.
WANTED Carpenter work. Reas
onable, rates; reliable service.
Address Carpenter, News-Review.
FOR SALE Ford coupe, WrTrnoii
e!. Same as new. West side, near
Soldier's Home. Jos. Steinmetz.
WANTED Competent girl or w
man for general housework
Phone 222-R. Mrs. Sam Shoemaker.
FOR SALE Tomatoes, 75 cents
per bushel. Bring your boxes and
pick them yourself. C. B. Evans,
IHIIard, Ore.
FOR
SALE Furniture In
BIG D ANCE1I
Idleyld Park, Saturday Nite, Aug. 15!!
Featuring ARLEIGH HERRON'S
"Hollywood Five" Orchestra!
AND EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
JOE DeBERNARDI, Manager i:
REGISTERED MAIL
IS BANDiTS LOOT;
ESCAPES IN AUTO
PKOItlA. 11., Aug. 13. Four grotesque
men held up the mall truck which
fOUr.frnm tllM. r,hira..nhn..nH fhlnB
aimrtmetim. Hon with 4 apart- iiriin,.in nrt oin J
k ri! eap. rio, In. ,, fMN wllh an unestlmated
lio 5. Ne-Ueview office. amount of registered mall. The
FOR SAI.K 2 large lots, close In; robbery occurred at the station
one block off pavement. Sewer just as the train pulled out. The
assessment paid. $.150, terms. robbers escaped.
Write "Lots." care News-Review. I liurliiiKton train No. 9. enroute
WANTED Woman to clean;'0 Denver, arrived here at l:28and
bouse, no rug cleaning. 30c an the mall messenger had just load-
hour and noon day meal. Ad-'!! a registered pouch Into his
truck when the youth, flourishing
a pistol, confronted him and order
ed him to drive west Post office
officials here were uninformed as
I to the contents of the registered
STATUE OF KING TUTS WOrld.
PAPA-INLAW UNEARTHED Tne 8tatue i, above lire size and
is evidently an exaggerated carica-
(Amxtoiri rnm Utml wnv. ; tnre. it Is the most notable yet
CAIRO, Egypt, -Aug. 13. While found of the unconvenieiitlonal art
digging among drains In Karnaklof the Ankhenaten period,
near Luxor, workers found a n
statue of the heretic
1.-1 . 1.1. ... fnthnttln.l.i.
1IUK Aitunuiuui, muni iu mn v.
Tut-Ankh-Amen. me discovery of WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. It. A.
whose tomb at Luxor a few years I Wilson, at their home in Koseburg,
atrn caused a sensation through the Wednesday. August 12. a boy.
dress II. C, care News-Review.
FOR SALE Twin beds, dresser.
chiffonier, nnd breakfast set in
ivory chairs, rugs, bedding, cush
ions and Ilavlland China. 412 S.
F. M. Cast Visits
F. M. Case, general manager of
Sherman Clay and company, Ore
gon and Washington divisions, was
here rrom I'ortland for a few hours
yesterday, and visited the local
branch store. Mr. Case was enroute
south.
Visiting Parents
Mrs. Lane Merely of Salem la
visiting for a few days at the home
of her parents Mr. ami Mrs. W. K.
Mitrslet s. ller fat Iter has been
very 111 for the past two years, but
is reported to be somewhat im
proved recently.
Attention, Growers!
WE WANT YOUR
BARTLETT PEARS and
EVERGREEN BLACKBERRIES
and are paying best market prices. We are also in
the market for Silver Prunes.
Umpqua Valley Canning
COMPANY
Roseburg, Oregon- Phone 525
From Oak Crek .
Mr. and Mrs. V. Sinpjeton wrr
among tho-e from the tufa I dis
tricts to visit and transnet htMl
ness In this cily yesterday. They
reside at Oak Creek.
I-ave For ltiiurioit
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rifthie nnd
family, of Carden Valley, left
yesterday by auto for Bttndon
beach nnd vnnst points, where
they will enjoy a weeka vocation.
WE KNOW A MAN
who doesn't have to worry
about automobile Insurance.
His car burned up and ho
didn't have enough money to
b'iy a new one.
We will write you the cover
o yon need on yoor car
Fire, theft, collision, liability
and property damage insur
ance. It pays to be insuied.
a W. YOUNG c SON
INSURANCE
116 Cam St. Phone 417
III Wcllieluy -
Mrs. J. Short, and Mrs. C. II.
Short, of Sunshine Ranch, motor
ed here yesterday and spent the
afternoon hero transacting busi
ness and shopping. They reside
at Fair Oaks.
Main.
MONFY is plentlful'toT" home f.
nuncing. We now have funds
available for first mortgage resi
dence loans. Cmpqua Savings
anil Itan Association.
FOR S A LF. 5-roommoilern plas
te'd house; built In kitchen:
China closet. 2 lots, a fine home
for St.'eo. Terms. Chaa. Kyes,
K2t N. Jackson St.
S I ' EC I. LS T 1 II S " WF. E K Singer
machine $17. oil. used range $15.
oak round table $in. A Winches
ter rifle 30 3H. special price. See
these at Powell Furniture Store.
SACRIFICE FOR QCICK SALE
S-moni plastered house; bath;
new ami modern: garage: 3 lots.
2 block off Pacific highway,
(iravelcd street. $2rr,0; $1300
down. o. V. Young & Son. Phone
417.
pouch, but said that it usually con
tained valuable shipments.
Cook witti gas.
TODAY'S BASEBALL!
American League.
At UTashington-- R. H. E.
Cleveland 2 9 0
Washington 0 6 1
Patteries: Chletand L. Sewell;
Zachary, Russell and Severeid,
Ruel.
Kaunas People 'lslt
Mr. and Mis. .1. M. linv. of
Leon. Kansas, stopped In Itoso
burg yesterday and visited .Mrs.
Susie Woodruff, their cousin. -Mr.
and Mrs. Ray are enroute to Los
Angeles and southern points, and
will then return to their home.
'
BOYS REACH LAKE.
i Oliver Johnson this after-
noon rerelvnl word from E.
! A. Ilrltton, boy scout execu-
live, that the boys from the
Wolf Creek ramp had reach-
' ed Twin Lakes, the goal of
! their M inl e hike. They made
ttie trip IhreuKh In fine shape,
At l'hiladelphia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
R. II. E.
....5 13 1
...A 6 1
It.-itterles: C.aston, Vangililer and
llargruve; Walberg, -llarriss and
Cochrane.
Yesterday's Scores.
At Portland 3 3: Oakland 2 2.
At Seattle 2; Vernon 12.
At !.os Angeles 7: Sacramento 4.
At Sau Francisco 17; Salt Lake 7.
and nil the boys were feeling
good, and elated over reach- ;
R.cdsport Company Incorporates-' ,h"ir, lestlnation They
The Auto Service company hasl'1 remain at the lakes to-
been Incorporated at Reedsnort. V !"-'"' Piooaoiy start
National League.
At Pittsburg
Nevv York
Pittsburg
Ilatterles: Oreenfleld
der: Aldrliige, Adams,
and Smith.
R. H. E.
...4 7 1
...1 B 1
and Sny-Sheehuu
VITAL TOPICS!
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR HEALTH
Wealth. Powers, Honors are mlehty small compared to health.
Hut these great things are aiiiilrei more easily thru HEALTH.
(1ET HEALTH through ELECTRO CHIROPRACTIC. WHY go
on suffering from those CHRONIC ailments such as IIIkIi HIihhI
Pressure, Headaches. Heart Trouble. lll?.lness. Liver Trouble,
Stomach Trouble. Kidney and llladiler Troubles, Nervousness,
Female complaints, Prostate trouble In men, Lung trouble.
Asthma, Eczema and many other ailments when ELECTRO
CHIROPRACTIC can help you? Ooltrea removed by the latest
eloctrlcul methods.
l.ot us describe our methods to you.
Investigation costs you nothing.
MAKE ELECTRO CHIROPRACTIC YofR IIAPIT.
DR. R. A. MOON, Perkins Bide.
rersini eiag.
Phone 554
DANCE
AT
LONG'S HALL
Coles Valley
SATURDAY NIGHT
August 15
oisnw aoo9
the inrornonttors being (Jeorge W
Isiapb's. K. V. Coltrin and Ami Car
Iyer. The capital stock is $tr, t.
i The company will engage In the
automobile business.
Mrt. Benton Visits
Mrs. Hat l Hciifon, of Kugt-ne,
spfiit last nlrht here on h'r way
home. Mrs. Ib nson has bt'en visit
ing at (Irani l'ass for a short
time. She is the widow of former
Governor Frank llt'iison, it ml was a
resident of Hose burg for many
years.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
Visiting With Sister
Cal C. Simmons and wife, of
Portland, are visiting at the home
of Mr. Simmons' sister, Mrs. I. H.
Kiddie. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons have
been on an extended motor trip
through southern Oregon, visiting
( rater and Diamond Lakes, and al
so at the' sea coast.
back tomorrow.
I
On Itusl new
He n McMullen. of Marshf Md.
is spending a few days in this
city attending to business matters
and visiting friends.
WHOSE FAULT? .
You may take every precaution
against fire. Hut what about
tlie other fellow your next door
neighbor at home or at busi
ness. His caretessnesa may
mean your loss.
Let u s protect you from his
hortcomings.
Purchases Property
The Funis propertv on Prospect
street, lias been purchased hy Mrs.
Solomon of Gin-den Valley, the deal
being made by Charles Kyes.
Pimi'Ut Go. Through
Jack Silver, coast lightweight
boxer, and manager, of San Fran
cisco, spent last night in Kose
burg. They nre enroute to 1 .09
Angeles by auto, after a trip
north.
MASONIC BLOC.
ROSEBURG. ORE
Dr. Rupert A Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
824 Perkins 111 tig. Phona 6f4
THE LIBERTY THEATER
LAST TIME TONIGHT
BIG PROGRAM
At Our Regular Prices.
Only 10 and 15 CnU
MARY CARR, MARGARET FIELDING,
ROBERT CORDON, TOM SANTCHI,
and an All-Star Cast
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Psrkln BIdg. Roisburg, 0r
Phon 8s.
IN THE
"Night Ship"
A Thrilling Story of Adventure
on land and en in.
Alo: "THE PACEMAKERS".
By 1 1. C. Witwrr
AESOPS FABLES
TOWN TOPICS
Fri. & Sat.: Lady Robin Hood
I Dr. Harrison Folk
I Chiropractor
J Electronto and 'Electro-Thoraphy
I 417 Perkins nidi Pbnna 41
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Donn-dcrrctfn fo.
Losses Adjusted
Adjustments have been made on
the losses tit the Wilbur fire recent
ly. I taiiinge done to the IHmtuii k
residence was fixed at $7ti Sli. G.
V. Grubhe's loss was JtloO and 1.
I. Wilbur sustained damage to (lit
amount of f2.N74 wllh Insurnnce at
Jl.IMio Others were Insured fur
tin full summit of Ihe tlnmnpi'.
KmKnwrsjmmamMacMaiMm
Old Time Dance
GLIDE
SATURDAY NIGHT
August 15
Everybody Welcome
CO00 MUSIC
nanatHHmaTBswnv
Hem VMting
Kay Hodking and sister. Miss
Sylviu Hod kins, of I'onca CHy,
Oklahoma, are .visiting at the
h omi e of their aunt and n ne I e,
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Clinger, for
several eeks.
Taeoina People Visiting
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. Chanman, of
Tacnma, are visiting with friends
In this citv. r.nd are guests at
Hie J. I. Chman home In Wil
bur. They will remain in Oregon
for a week or o.
I'potii Ottioge in
Mrs. W. I.. Hatch and dnitgh
ter. of Cottnge Crnvo. are spend
ing n few days vMt lug at t he
home of Mis. Hatch's mother.
Mrs. Helle Schindler.
Mvi I'ddv llet.unH
Miss Itorothv Kddv. who ha
been a cuest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. S. K. Graham. In
Portland, for the past several
days, returned to Koseburg yes
terday afternoon.
LAST TIME T0NITE
A great skirmish ... a de
vastating fire ... a wild ride
... an absorbing mystery . ..
reckless horsemen . . . flying
bullets ... a climax that will
sweep you off your feet
"The
BURNING
TRAIL"
Starring the Universal Screen
Favorite
WILLIAM
DESMOND
Supported hy popular Jock
I au liberty, lKdores Itousay,
.lames Corey, Albert J. Smith,
the King of Villains; Mary
Mr Ivor ami others.
COMEDY
NEWS
10c
15c
DANCE
t
0LALLA
HALL
SATURDAY NITE
August 15
i nwnu aaBByoiMa
Don't rnrKct that t hsmlle I fjyirij' ' jj 1
sslc. In city or cnunt, i . , i
M. C Radabausri I fXtA. 4t'lt'
Ittltlrn IVotti ;lnNInc
! Miss I. ilia Ann N:il nnd Miss;
Krlcdn SnkMihirf. mlio hav been,
nttrrrilne th snnuncr sscmtly
nl ;lalstoni. arl vlltine iIhtm
for the r-"1' twn vn'ks. returned
to Oils city lii't nlnht.
Iti-tnrn To lil.l.lle
Mr. mnl Mrs ; II. Howliml
retnrnerl tn tlieir homes at liul
ille Inst nicht. after attending to
hn.lnes mutters here. Mr. nnd
Mm. Ilowlnnd will probably re
turn here next week to locale.
Motor To Portland
Mr. and .Mrs. Tsui Amort and
dsuchier. Vera .lean, and Clenn
McAllister, left this afternoon hv
siltn for FMrtlsnd. Mrs Amort and
daughter will remain there to visit
for two weeks with her parents
Mr Ariovt a-d Mr, Mr Xlllster will
return here In a few dars wlh
some -w cars. They will slop at
Crystal l.akr to attend the annual
picnic of Oreron and southwestern
Washington Oldsmobil dealers.
LAST TIME TONITE
"The Goose
Hangs High"
A, Paramount Feature
"Pathe Review"
Comedy
10c , 25c
Tomorrow ' ColdhMls"
Why do
swindjers wear
good clothes?
Because they know good clothes
breed confidence. Successful
business men know it too.
That's why you see so many
leading men buying their AD
LER COLLEGIAN CLOTHES
here.
The new styles are a delight to
the eye. See how well you'll
look in them. Come in.
$25.00 to $45.00
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A I hA I )tM H ! f 1 I
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First Showing in Oregon
2000 Indians, 2000 Frontiersmen, 2000 U. S.
Cavalry, and all star cast with Robt. Frazier and
Clara Bow I
Filmed Where Our Nation' History Wa Made!
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