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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1925.
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GARMENTS OF DISTINCTION!
You will recognize our display at the "Big Fashion Show." It will
be different, every garment specially selected for this event.
"Remember, the Red-Heads"
Featuring fur
BELLOWS STORE COMPANY
NW TODAY
FOIl SALE Shropshire buckn, al-
o gout. Phone liKs.
FOR KENT Furnished apart
ment, modern. 344 S. Jaekaun.
FOK KENT 4-room furbished' apL
upstairs. 414 N. Jackson. Phone
606. i
CONCORD grapes for tale. Mra. It.
Kltzman, 1 mile beyond Soldiers.
Home. Phone l!iF14.
' FOR KENT Modern 5 room bouse
at 232 Flint St. Cull between 3
and 7 p. ni.
, FOK RENT Two suites of furnish-
ed housekeeping roomti. Adults
only. 302 Went Washington.
WANTEI A practical nurse to
nurse a nick lady. State pi (ecu.
Must have good reference. Box
HO, Yoncalla, Ore.
1FOH SALE Furniture of our
apartments, cheap; close In,
rent very low. Address W. U.,
care Ncws-Kevlew.
WA NT K food"secund hand Ford
son tractor, niust be cheap and
Al condition. Write or see O. J.
Johnson, Glendale, Ore.
A GOOD HOME
girl
DANCING
Wednesday Nile
RAINBOW
GARDENS
The Music by
DEEOLE'8
SWANEE SERENADERS
JITNEY
E-l
DIES PASSES
THROUGH CITY
THE REASON
ill
1 1 tin limn people continue to employ
flu Pirvico of the ItnKt'biirK Nii
tiunal Hank hi innreiiHiiiff mimherit,
because I hey know Hint this service
Is valuable to their business. If
yon are not a depositor now is a
pood time to open a Checking Ac
count with us, anil receive the,
benefits of this KtroiiK. accomino
dating banking institution.
The Roseburg National Bank
Rosobur.Ore.
Will I tot u m TiMlny
Miss Cilndyn Knpter, who has
beew spending the past s-'venil
day In ItrowiiHvtlle, will rotuin to
this city today.
AUCTION SALE
For high school
who will assist with houue-
work and care of children. I'hone
GU3-UC.
TOMOItHOW will be another dog
day at the Poultry Market. AUo
German Holler canary birds.
Phone 279. One day only.
LOST Sheperd dog, black with
1 white ring around neck, named
Khep. Last seen at Umpqua. Joe
Matthews. Call 23K2, morning or
evening.
FOH SALE Ford truck, steel body
and cab, Huxsteel axle. At water
Kent Ignition, water pump;
chains and extra tire. Price 1350.
Oil 1 1 at Terminal Garage.
WANTRI) Old false teeth. We
pay high a $10 for full sets.
lon't matter if broken. We buy
crowns, bridges. Western Metal
Company, Hloomlngton, 111.
FOH SALE CHEAP Span of black
mares, weight 1500. Good work
ers, single or double. See Mrs.
lone Tracy, 436 S. Stephens St.,
or phone 4tb-i .
L I M E S U L P II U R is pray solution
wll be made at the Sutherlln
spray plant, coming season. Buy
from our local agent. Allen Tut
hill. "
n IE FARMERS Mutual Fire Tiis
lief Ass'n of Portland, farm and
suburban property, rate 35 eta.
per $100. I. M. Tuthill, Douglas
Co. agent, Oakland, Ore.
BY RISING VOTE
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f AMtwUIn IT Lnaptl Wire.)
PORTION I). Ore., Sep. B.
Charles (I. Dawes, vice president,
was enrout to Han Francisco to
day after speaking here hint night
to a crowd that filled the Municipal
auditorium. He attacked the sen
ate rules In permitting long drawn
out speeches and filibusters and
the crowd voiced such approval in
applause that the vice president
asked for a rising vote of endorse
ment of his fight, which was
promptly given.
Mr. Dawes promised to speak
today at Grants Pass and he may
also apeak at Ashland while the
train stops there.
His speech last night was a vig
orous attack upon the senate rules,
and he quoted from other senators
who had criticised the methods of
senate procedure.
On Saturday the 12th at
404 N. Jckou St. Household
Frank Irvine H
Frank Irvine, editor of the Port
land Journal, accompanied by his
wife and daughfv. Miss E. A. lr
THINK OF IT
The greatest single cause of ac
cidents Is the automobile; to the
driver, the passenger, or the
pedestrian.
Five dollars per year Is the cost
of a personal accident peltry cov
erlng auto accidents. Ask us
about It.
SONIC II DC
nSFBDIQ.SH
rash. Sale starts at 130 p. ni.
gwMls and other articles. For 'vine, and J. H. .'oadley, spent yes-
leruay at tne umpqua noiei. miss
Irvine Is on her way east by way
of Han Francisco, and left for the
latter place last night by train.
Ward Irvine, son of the editor and
Mrs. Irvine drove to the city last
night, and left this morning taking
the party back to Portland.
COOLIDGE PREPARES
TO RETURN TO WORK
! HWAMPSCOTT, Mass., Sep. R
Preparing to leave for Washington
tomorrow night. President Cool-
idge was busy today clearing up
hts desk at tho summer White
House.
Hts departure for the capital Is
timed by the president lo permit
htm to meet bis cabinet on Friday
morning. 1 j
Rubber Aprons A new assort
ment of pretty ones with ties. Hee
(hem on our line. Lloyd Crocker.
ALFALFA. grP'ii. hay. timothy,
oats, barley and wheat .guaran
teed quality; prompt Bhipment.
Prices upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla, Washing
ton. FOR'SA LE Small ranch, 5 miles
south or city, on Pacific highway,
small payment down. b.il. like
rent, or will trade for city prop
erty. Vosburgh, 227 N. Jackson
St.
Vice-President Charles G.
4 Dawes, passed through Rose
burg this morning, bis special
car being attached to the first
j section of passenger train No.
acres bearing prunes; family or- 63. Owing to the early hour
chard; 30 acres land under free 1 the vice-president made no ap-
irrigation; unlimited water sup-; peaiance. his first platform
ply; good 5 room house; gravity j speech being scheduled for
water system; barn; shop; chick-Grants Pass. As the time for
en house. The original price of: his passing through Rosebura
this ranch was ten thousand. was not known ahead of his
and worth it. You can buy it now 1 arrival, there was no crowd to
greet him. He was accompan
led by C. Ross Hartley, sec re-
tary to the president, and by
other officials. John M. Scott,
assistant freight and passen-
ger agent for the Southern Pa-
cir'ic railroad, accompanied the
vice-presidential party through
tlie stale, and W. J. Sibley, of
the Chicago Journal of Com
merce, was also on board the
train.
for sixty-five hundred, eay
terms. Lawrence Agency, 125
Cass Street. Phone 219.
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted
at Douglas Grill.
FOR RENT Four-room- furnished
apartment, ground floor. 246 S.
, Stephens.
FOR RENT fcroom-house large
screened porch. Call 359-J, before
X a. m. or after 6:30 p. m.
FOR SALE Pure bred and regis
tered German police dog pups.
M. A. Ketten. 216 Court Btreet.
F RSALEA gentle's year old
fresh milk goat, 21 miles north
east of Koseburg. Phone 3F2. J.
A. Williams.
WANTED High school girl wants
work in private family for coming
school year. Address X., News
Review office.
FOR RENT Five-room modern
house, and garage. Inquire 446
Fowler or phone 13; after 6 p.
m. call 439-Y.
Ft )R RENT Nice, downstairs, 3"
room apartment; electric range;
bath with hot water all hours.
Also single bedroom. Phone
2IS-R.
FOK SALE5room platerd"resl
dence, bath, porches, basement.
Two large lots. Splendid location.
Price I1S50, terms. L. O. Mad
dux, 520 N. Jackson.
FOR SALE A registered Hamp-
TODAY'S BASEBALL
National League.
At New York: (First same.)
It. H. E. i
Hoston 2 9 0
New York 3 7 0
Batteries: Coney and Gibson;
Greenfield and Snyder.
At New York (second game)
II. H. E.
Boston 5 9 2
New York 4 70
Hatteries: Gruhitm, Genevlch
and O'Nell, Gibson; Scott and De
vine. Al Mrooklyn: (First Game.)
K. H. E.
Philadelphia 0 10
Brooklyn 1 6 0
Batteries: Pierce and Wendell;
Vance and Tavlnr. .
shire buck. I-aree Petite prunes' " 'Kiyn: tseconu game, ju in
for canning, plums and Rrapes. !n "3y . -
also dried Petile prunes. Call ! ' nllarfelpnia 3 1.1 I
5F34. Mrs. John Belts. K. R. 1. j Hrotiklyn .3 0
naileries: jtiuK una vtnsou;
FOK SALE OK TRADE For cow. ! Grimes and Taylor,
sheep, gnats, wood, grain orjAt Pittsburgh
what have you, one fine 1300 orjClliritgo
Hn'Mb. mare. Gentle, good to : Pittsburgh
w-ork in any way double or sin
gle. F. L. Calkins. Phone NFS.
FOK RENT About Oct. first,
house at 4f,3 Ella St. Electric wa
ter heater in nnd wired for elec
tric range, also gas in. Only re
sponsible, permanent people
wauled. E. H. Rosenberry. Phone
MF2.
UlltL WHO IDIIK umbrella from
Peoples Supply store Saturday
was seen, and If it is put on
porch at C1SJ S. Stephens noth
ing will be said. Purple umbrellu
with white and purple stripes
around handle and purple cord.
FOR RENT An R room ' house,
with modern plumbing, built-in
kitchen, partly furnished witii
stoves, beds, rugs, chairs and
tables; also garage and large
yard. Phone 3s4 V.
FOR SALE Just a few hundred
cash and 35 per month and
move In now. Best IV-room house
and garage offered for the price.
All Improvements paid out.
Owner. 419 E. 1st Ave., North.
Koseburg.
PRI'NE pickers and dryer hands
wanted Thursday, Sept. loth.
Wages for picking, Inc a bushel
with fc bonus. Hands $3 a day
with board or $1 without board.
Fred llroszlo, Wilbur, Ore. Phone
12F25.
FOR TRADE 160-acre raich In
Minnesota. UiO acres under cul-
- tlvatlon; x-room house and base
ment, arleihtn water: value
i S'lOllO: will trade for ranch in
Douglas county. Must have lfU! wasningion
R. H. E.
3 10 1
2 12 0
Batteries: Alexander and Gon
zales; Ydo and Gooch.
American League.
At Boston: (First game.) n. IL E.
New York 5 9 1
Boslon 4 8 1
Batteries: Shawkey, Hoyt and
il.uefis, Bengough; Ruffing and
Piclnlch.
At Cleveland R. II. E.
Chicago '..2 6 2
Cleveland 4 10 0
Batteries: Robertson, Kerr and
Crnnse: I'lilo nnd L. Sewell.
At Philadelphia: R. H. E.
.471
cash to boot. Addre
Review.
AA, News-
Philailelphla 6 9 1
Batteries: Ferguson, Russell and
Rue!. Tate; Harris, Gray and
Cochrane.
At Boston: (Second game.)
R. H. E.
0
Boston '. 4 9
nn t.,l..a . orwl Tien.
1924 Bulck Four touring G95 ."!"' ' . v
We also have two Ford coupes!, ' -i i-i c
Detroit 11 13 1
Batteries: Glard. Falk and Har
grave; Stonir and Woodall.
USED CARS
11I1S Oakland Six touring $175
1917 Sludebaker Six louring.. 2oo
. riunsuii nix ouiiiig -' 1 . .. , m . .
l'lls llulek SI. toorln, STr,''- 0rk V T "
1923 Essex Four Conch 87."
19L'4 Bulck Four Roadster..
coupes I A.1
H.IU lU ..... I.', .....I,.II ,. .VS. r
Roy Catching Motor Co.
12S N. Rose St. Koseburg I
EXTENSION OF
GRAZING AREA
OREGON'S NEED,
(Contlnurd from page 1.)
II V I ll
Your
New Fall Gordon is Here!
New Shapes
wider brims and broader crowns.
The new shades are beautiful.
You'll Look Well in a Gordon
PENCE
:ets
OE MOLAYS, ATTENTION
The first regular meeting of
the w inter season w ill be held
4 Thursday, September loth, at
7:30 p. m. Something special!
4 All come!
:
COOKED FOOD SALE j
Home cooked food for sale at
the 2oth Century grocery, Satur-1
day. Sept. 12, by South Methodist
ladies. I
Dr. Vf. C. Belt left Saturday for
Newport to join his family aud
spend u week Uere enjoying a vaca
tion. 1
t BORN t
COLE To Mr. nnd Mra. Emery
Colo of this city, September li, a
girl.
o
Quick turnover. Advertise. A
classified ad today brings sales tomorrow.
HOUSE PAINT
I $2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gcrretsen Co.'
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il strive v dttc li
The Liberty Theatre
Last Time Tonight
Price 10c 25c
A Big Special
Fighting
THE
Flames
Featuring
DOROTHY DEVORE WILLIAM HAINES
Supported by an all star cast.
Ort'onian Weekly and Comedy
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRI8T
Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore.
Phone M.
unless If Is Improved by reclama
tion?" said SIAnfielit.
FOR SALE One Shropshire buck. Yes." was the reply,
and one ram lamb, will trade fori E. T. Allen. forest T In charge of
2 good ewes, not over 4 years Western Forestry and Cnnserva
old. Bring ewes and get bucks I tn Association, was the first per
Wlll furnish registration papers, i on callfd.
S. M. Snell, Drain. Ore. I Fire Patrol Money Nerded.
GREAT Gl'NS! LOOK AT THIS' - j He asked that the government
Cut his price a Ihousa-id dol appropriate funds to aid in mnln
lars. Fine modern 5-room bunca-1 talnlng fire patrols and In fighting
low with every convenience: fires in the timbered public do
screen porches: woodshed: gar main In the western states. He said
age: house fully furnished. In-1 that now private owners and the
eluding fine piano, range, dining I stales are paying the government's
( A-vtr,l Vrrm lMMl Wtrf.)
MADRID, Sept. 8. Spanish
troops have landed on the Moroc
can coast, in the bay of Alhucemas,
it was officially announced today.
The eorresnontient says the Span
ish attempt of yesterday was cost-, 'km
hare for this work.
"These sections of the public do
main for::i a great fire nanitd to
ill surroundlrg p:oper:y." said Al
l?n. "and they n'ust be rnre-1 for
m best we can. The damcer of the i
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
1 Blectronle and 'Eleotro-Therapb;
417 Perkins Bids. Phone 4(1
set, carpets, rugs, cookhig uten
slls, etc. Everything goes foi
twenty-one fifty, half cash. Ijiw
rence Agency, l:'5 Cnss Street
Phone 219.
Ill.'Al I V IT 1 1 A a " V I".
Considering price and 'quail,',-; V !iTV' 'r' Holer "d
2i0 acres adjoining excellent 1n,1 ."a frnm ,he be,"r tl"""'r'u
outrange; flu ai res sand crerk ! Irl,c '
bottom under rtiltiva'lin; ! Allen thought the envemnunt s
-hare for the work of saf-'gunr. ling
She public domain outside the na
tional forests and oilier tracts.
ared for now, would be from V'O.
i'oO to $7r.00i nnnuallv. The com
mittee will be In Pendleton Thii'-s-,lay
and Friday, nnd In tlaker Saturday.
SAN FRANCISCO Flow of gla- K
cial mud from Mount Shasta and 5
means of curbing It will be dls- if
cussed by the California drbrls ;J
commission, during their meeting
here next week. Melting of the M
glacier ties caused a flow of mud
which flows turrounding farm
lands.
Proof of ine pudding Is In tast
ing whether ouyer or eeller read ,
the classified sds.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
C leetro-C hlropraeter
Nerve and Spins Specialist
124 Ferklns Bldg. Fhona 654
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Speclall'.i In the tltlltif of
Olssaes
11S Jackson 8L
BUT THE JURY
awarded Jones $t:.00u.00 dam
ages. Smith was a careful
driver, never had an accident
while driving his car. until
his car struek Jones, lteally
wasn't Smith's fault, but the
jury . And for a few
dollar Smith could have car
ried public liability insurance
on his car. How about your
car? Are yon taking a chance,
too? Ue will write you the
coverage von need.
C W. YOUNG cV SON
INSURANCE
116 C. St. Phon 417
Alfred Wollenberg Here
Alfred Wollenberg. of San Frnn
t Isco. for many years a resident
.ml nierchnnt In Roseburg. Is visit
ing here for a few days with rela
tives. He was accompanied to
Koseburg by his ilaut'liiir Helen,
ind her husband .11 II. tlynniii, a
ical estate brok -r of San Frnn
. Isco. Thev are stopping at the
I ml qua Hotel.
Pine Street Machine
Shop
Opposite flour Mill
W are well equipped toan
dle most any kind of Job.
Gears cut to order.
Auctioneer
I am ready for dates in
city or country, write or
rail me for dates. I louse
hold Roqjls nnd fnrnt ma
chinery a specialty.
Let John Do It
JOHN ABEENE
Phone 4.T3
Oakland Oregon
TAILOR SHOP
MOVED
NEW LOCATION
214 NORTH MAIN STREET
Suits to order and all tailor
ing wror.t Guaranteed.
ANDY VELINE
Rear Kidder's Shoe Store
New
Fall
Shoes
We are ready for you,
with the new in foot
wear for fall.
O
arrivals tor
late
men nnd women are
sure to please. Moder
ctcly priced.
ROSEBURG
ROOTER IE
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy snd PM
Your Feet
Perkins Bldfl Roseburg
Wednesday, September 9
at 8:15 p. m. one performance only
L. A. GOUX
Presents
In Conjunction with Roseburg's leading merchants
"Fall of 1925
Fashion Revue"
18 of Roseburg's most beautiful girls, show
ing the latest of Dame Fashion's creations.
-Also other
added program
and
feati
"Marry Me"
A Feature Paramount Picture
urn 1..11 i'i-ii-.,ii jj ANTI.F.R5 IS. II
hfUl AVW K 1 1 Jh U Jksl A m LW tlt aim
A Big Special
With Tercy Varmont. Otis
Harlan, Marguerite de la
Motte.
"The
Clean
Heart"
By A. M. Hutchinson
10c
20c
LAST TIME TONITE
III
10c 35c