Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 19, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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    SIX
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1925,
At Brand's
ROAD STAND .
(Pacific Highway 4 nillea north)
TWO DAY SPECIAL
Fine Jelly Grapes 3c per lb
Applet from 41)0 to $1.75 peri
hiwlisl
PEARS: (By doien or bushel.)
Hurtletts (Last 20
bushels.)
de Anjou
Sheldon
Howell
Bosc
GRAPES: Overland Malagas.
' Jelly. Grapes.
APPLES: Jonathan
King
Blsmark
Rnow Apple
Cookers
GARDEN VALLEY MELON
Watermelon
Honey Dews
(.'ana baa
Cantaloupes
DIAMOND
w '
objective mm
AllMKtt M HO KILLED
TOIsT KACIM iltAM
Jt'H THIS AKTKKMHi.1l
Pim Uttrd Win.)
iVILLB. Ore.. Sept.
Yamhill county
wul railed in Mite. A
! rial session here toduy by
District Attorney Karl Nott,
te to decide whether Juma K.
Trent, farmer. Is to be held
(or the killing Tuesday night
o( George Hamlin o( Port.
tana and wounding bis (a-
ther. V. E. Hamlin.
Hundreds of Cars Came No Trent told officers after hi.
rrei mat ne urea a unoi-
$ NW TODAY t
j FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms.
! 3t E. Douglas St
jflKLP WANTED Girl for kitchen
work. Palace of Sweets.
IN
IJRISTS
Further North Than
Medford and Lake.
FIRE LOSS LOW
Forest Supervisor Summar
izes Work for Summer
. Forces Are Being
Withdrawn.
'Tal 1 1 1 sk ski mW 1 el ft S
0OWMi I
Run Down
Thai "Run Down" feeling
comes because the nerves
need Invigorating. By ad
justing at the sprue, the nerve
base, we Impart strength and
new life to the system.
Yours for Health" .
CHIROPRACTIC "FltiST." NOT "LAST"'
DR. CATHERINE McNEIL
327 W. Cass
Phone S94-J
NO SHIVERING!
Rain and cold will hold no
terrors for you with one
of our i
Splendid
Heaters
Installed
in your home. We have a
fine line of these comfort
giving stoves, and will be
glad to tell you about them.
. We are featuring Heatrolas again this fall.
McKean, Darby & Baldwin
Complete Housefumishers Roseburg, Ore.
Over one-half of the cars ot
Diamond Lake this year were
from California; and came to
that place as their final objective,
and upon completion of the visit
by the parties went directly back
to California, according to Forest
Supervisor. Carl II. Neal, who
with his family returned last
night from an extended trip
through Eastern Oregon.
'The fame of Diamond Lake as
a resort la rapidly spreading
throughout California." Mr. Neal
says, "and hundreds ot cars from
thut state visited the lake this
year. These cars went in fcom
Medford, and wen bark out the
same way. In particular every
case, and came no further north
than Medford. It Is plainly evi
dent that with the completion of
the North t'mpqua Road that most
of these will go In by way of
Medford and come back through
Koseburg.
"We have had a number of ap
plications for summer home sites
on Diamond Lake, most of the
coming from the San Francisco
vicinity."
Mr. Nagel Is very anxious to
see the North t'mpqna road com
I pleled, not alone from the com
mercial value which the road will
j have, but largely because of lh-
'added facilities It will give fori
i fire protection, tor at present all
supplies for Diamond Lake and
i Mlg Camaa must be hauled around
jby Medford. while the distance
would be shortened more than
gun, thinking bis melon
paten waa being raided.
100 miles to Diamond Lake by
way of the North I'mpqua.
The fire season thia year pas-
sea witn comparatively small loss,
Mr. Neal states. There were 40
fires, 24 of which were ea lined by
lightning, and 1 of which were
man-caused. Of these 10 fires
convictions were obtnlned In 7
cases.
There were three fires over 10
acres In size, S fires between ono-
lourtn acre and 10 acres In size,
and 28 lees that a quurier acre.
Altogether fire burned over 272
acres, one fire, that at Urassy
Hanch, being 210 acres in extent.
The cost of fire prevention was
$2,500.
The fire prevention forces are
now being withdrawn, the rains
having eliminated all danger from
forest tres. The lookouts are
rloalng their statinna and making
them secure for the winter, while
tools are being cleaned and oiled
and stored away for the wet season.
Your stock will get 25 per cent
more food value out of grain. If It
Is ground. We have three site
grinders la stock. Wharton Dros,
TO
REVIVAL
EE
DANCE
AT
Melrose Country
Club
Saturday Nite
Sept. 19
Music by
Roseburg Music
Everybody Welcome
AUCTIONS
We sell anything and everything
you have to offer and get the
high dollar. See me for dates.
M. C. RADABAUOH
630 N. Pine St.
'Liberty Theatre
: SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
Matinee Sunday 2:15
Aim
y XWN.V.S I ,fJYv"
The Best Policy
Is to keep well Insured. It Is
too late to Insure after the
loss occurs. You will appre
ciate the aervlce rendered by
our agency. We write all
lines of fire and automobile
Insurance.
C. W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Cut Sl Phone 417
Rev. Edgar Pippin la here from
the south and will conduct revival
services here In Ihe big tent on
Rose street between Oak and
Washington streets. Services will
be held each evening at 7:30. Good
singing and music Is promised as
well as some of the best preaching
that has ever been held In Hose-
, burg.
Rev. Tlppln comes very highly
.recommended with credentisls
Ifrss; one of the largest churches In
I America. He Is well known
throughout the south and has occu
pied the pulpits of many prominent
churches of the south. Mnny peo-
. pie have read ot him and this will
be a real treat for Roseburg to
come and hear him. He Is a very
Interesting speaker and has a real
Jllve message for the people of to-
,dsy. Services start Sunday. 11 a.
ni . with preaching aUo at 2:30 and
i 7:30 p. m.
Rev. Mr. Pippin arrived In Eu
Igene a month or so ago. It was
learned, and after looking the city
jover, took his departure southward
, with the Intention of locating in
I California, but the remembrances
'of Eugene's beautiful streets and
I her widely known hosplta'.lty seem
ingly outweighed anytnlng he
I could find In the southern neigh
bor, and bark he came and Is stop
ping in Koseburg.
! CORRESPONDENT.
FOR RENT To 2 room aaxu
menu at 246 8. Parrott St.
FOR" RALE Good" 32-40 - Marlln
rifle, til. 00, 212 W. 1st Ate. N.
FOR SALE Round oak stove
wood, 13.50 per tier. Phone 10F12.
FOR RENT FurnlshedHroom near
high school. 444 North Rose 8L
TO "TRADE Fordson tractor, in!
Al condition for good young
ewes. Phone 39 L.
WANTED Boarders and roomers",
across the street from Union OH
plant. Phone 39 L.
FOR RENTModem 5 room
house, with garage. Call 4411
FoMer St. Phone 439-Y.
RTtEN'rTwoTuTnlihed sleep
Ing rooms. Also Persian kittens
for aale. 825 Miller St.
FOR RENT Very nice sleeping
room, close In. Mrs. L. O. liud
doi, 620 N. Jackson.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping I
room In private borne for gentle-1
man. Phone 33-R. I
FOR RENT 3 well furnished!
rooms, with bath, hot water all i
the time. $20 per mo. 614 Cobb St. I
FOR SALE White Leghorn and I
Uarred Hock laying hens and pul
lets. A. 8. Crltes, Melrose, Ore.
FOR SALE Comlco pears for can-1
nlng. ilanana apples. Bring I
boxes. T. N. Huniphys, Happy I
Valley. ' I
GOOD BARGAIN Two fine home
steads, joining. Very close to !
highway. Details 732 West 'Lane 1
8,' I
APPLE PICKERS and sorters !
wanted at Half Moon Orchards. 1
Garden Valley. Fred 8. Hamilton,
32F5.
I
WANTED Partner. Good chance ,
to learn sign painting and decor-
ating. Call at Room 15, 147 8.
Sheridan SL .
FOR RENT Four ranches, one on :
highway. Ranch to trade for
house. Housea and farms for !
sale. Bargains. C. Merrill, 504 '
Mill St.
NOTICE TO THE PI'IILIC 1
have reopened blacksmith shop
located In W. Court St, near
City Barn. ED NOAH.
FOR RENT Two hundred acres.
close in. on highway. Suitable for
gardens and general farming.
Apply P. O. Box 35, City.
FOR SALE A new John Deere or
chard type disc harrow, for
Fordson tractor. Cheap. R. L.
Ward, Rt. 1, Box 177.
AT THE BIG TENT
Rose Street between Oak and Washington
Every Evening, 7:30 P. M.
LOOK
EVANGELIST EDGAR PIPPIN
Is Here From the Southland
He is one of the greatest Preachers of the South.
You have read about him, now come and .
. HEAR HIM
LISTEN
To the Songs of Zion
To the Word of God
To the Whole Gospel
To the Gospel Solos and Duets
FOR RENT Furnished 3 room
apartment, heat, electric range.
Adults only. 420 N. Jackson. Apt
4. after 3 o'clock.
FRENCH ARE SOMEWHERE
FEZ, French Morocco, Sept. 19.
miles due east of Amjot. capital of BAKER HIGH FOOTBALL
the strong Beni Zeroual tribe which j, PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
the French captured. September 13. dakfr Or. sn 10 with
An offlclc.l communique today ai I The Hi bane position fell a few days' between 25 and 30 boys to choose
nounced that the French forces : later. Thus in the operations in the ! from. Coach Glindeman of Baker
operating north of the river Ouer- center of their front alone the: high school hopes to develop a rea
gha have reached Zaoula Oulad j French troops, by reaching Zaouia i sonably good football team this
Ghezzar eight miles northeast of ; Oluad Gheszar, have completed the I year. All the candidates-sre light
the Bibane ridge and on the edge i occupation ot a triangle marked by
of the country of the Beni Brahlm ' these three places comprising near-
Helnllne kindergarten will train
your child In observation, alert
ness, reasoning, thinking and also
discipline.
WANTED TO RENT Modern fur
nished house with garage. Re
sponsible party. Address Box
1279. City. Give phone No. I
A REAL BARGAIN 65 acres Just
outside city limits. All plotted, ;
fine location. Addresa Owner, 324
WCass JSt.,Hoseburg, Oregon,
FOR SALE 2holcemlik goats! i
will make good winter goats. 2
mi. northeast of Roseburg.
Phone 3XF2. James A. Willalms. i
tribe.
Zaoula
Ouland Ghezzar is ten
CITTST0PL1"
TO
frWaf
KUHT fTROMBIftC tOftUr
ClMfltsK MagsrsOMS,
a..w-. -PWMXJCER5 DttTTKIBUTlNG CORPORATION
Oregonian New and Comedy
10c 25c
Dr. H. C Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perklna Bldo. Roseburg, Ore.
Phone Bft
Dr. Harrison Folk
' Chiropractor
lleetronle and Xlectro-Tharaphy
417 Perkins Bid. Phone 41
Four arresta have been made bv
the city police for failure on Ihe
, part of motorists to observe the
j stop signs which the city has in-
stalled along the highway through
I Ihe city. The city ordinance re
quires cars to slow down to five
i miles an hour before entering the
highway, anil generally the law Is
well observed. A few motorists,
however, have persistently Ignored
Ihe regulation and orders have
been given Ihe police officers to
enforce the city law. J. II. Haves.
Sam MrConnell. J. c. Yewell and I
W. W. Haskell, have all been ar
rested and the first two named
have paid fines of $5 each.
FOR SALE 6 lots, 4-room house 1
garage. 1 mile from city limits. !
for $1000. 1350 cash, balance 120
monthly. Address Box 602, Rose-;
burg. Ore.
AGENTS WANTED Amazing
large cash commissions Introduc I
lng beautiful 13.95 and 14 95 mea
sure made guaranteed shoes. Act
ual samples furnished. Write for
your territory. Styel Arch C500,
Cincinnati.
MELONS-FREE Wlllisms Dil
lard Gardens will gave a big
Juicy watermelon free with every
$1.00 purchase tomorrow. Stop at
, the Blue and Gold Stands and
' see the bargains we are offering
In all garden products. j
THINK OF IT
The greatest single cause of ac
cidents Is the automobile; to the
driver, tl,e passenger, or the
pedestrian.
Five dollars per year Is the cost
of a personal accident policy cov
ering auto accidents. Ask us
about It.
some line.
lOStMldK
ly 200 square miles in the last few
days,
End gate
Bros.
seeders at Wharton
and an effort will be made to d
velop speed. The first game is
With Half W'flv hern llnlnW !t
St George's Guild will hold Its
annual basaar on Dec. 6th. as an
nounced last spring.
The Liberty Theatre
TODAY-ONLY-TODAY
Matinee Saturday, 2:15 P. M.
RICHARD TALMADGE ,
"Thru theFlames"
Comedy, Romance, Thrills
You will laugh until you weep.
Wcbfoot Weekly, and Comedy
10 and 15c
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spin Specialist.
114 Perklni Bids. Phone IM
Your child will reward tou all
through life if you give It kinder-!
garten training. Call Mrs. Helnllne;
a child specialist.
DR. DEAN a BUD AR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
0 lasses
IK Jackson 8L
OUTLOOK FOR .
PROHIBITION
SAID TO BE DARK
(Continued from page 1.)
MAN WANTED (City or country)
old established company will
supply capital and start you In
yoirr own permanent business
selling necessities people must
buy every dsy. Experience un
necessary. Write McConnon A
oFoctory 295Wlnona, Minn.
FOR SALE OR TRADE $5,000
ranch. 160 acres, pTenty good
timber. 175 bearing fruit trees,
fine 8-room bungalow,' fireplace,
built-in femures; range, and fur
niture; large barn, wood house.
Half mile from school and grav
elled highway. For more Informs-,
tlon address E. W. S., care News
Review. 1
WANTED Loral reprcsi ulalhe
for an old line legal reserve life
Insurance Co. We have a good
proposition for the right man. 1
Former experience not absolute
ly necessary, but preferable. Our
line is complete Including nil
forms of standard policies, child's
endowments and health and acci
dent. Address Box 60, News Re
view, i
WANTED Lonvpresentatlves
for an old line legal reserve life I
Insurance Co. We have good
proposition for the right man.
Former experience not absolute
ly necessary, but preferable. Our
line Is complete. Including all
forma of standard policies, !
child's endowments and health
and accident Address Box. 50,
News-Review. " 1
1 ilisgr I
DANCING
' SAT. NITE
RAINBOW,
GARDENS
Music by Those
SWANEE SERENADERS
A Better Band
IT'S A JITNEY
Follow the Crowd
1
FORESIGHT OF THE
PRUDENT MAN
The prudent man foresees the
needs for money so he saves and
Invests safely. He deposits his sur
plus cash weekly with this bank,
and looks forward to a comfortuble
future,
4 Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts.
TheRosebmgNational Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
L5
Pine Street Machine
Shop
Opposite Flour Mill
We are well equipped to ban
die moat any kind of Job.
Gears cut to order.
less Ihe new federal enforcement !
campaign succeeds, the tssk Willi
devolve upon state anil municipal 1
! agencies "In which case the Inime- i
Mate future In several states Is'
jdark."
! "The fact which must he kept !
constantly In the foreground.";
I said the report. "Is that a favorable I
and encouraging trend hlrh be-i
'gsn several years before 1920 hss
oeen reversed since thst yesr
temporarily, many believe. There Is
AGENTS WANTED Aniaxing pro
fits through new method. Big
line stylish guaranteed shirts 3
for $4 t". Sell on sight. Complete
outfit absolutely free. Cash earn-;
Ings In advance. We deliver and
collect. Inexperienced make big !
money. Experienced double earn-1
lngs either as main or side line. !
Write quick. Fashion Wear'
Shirts. IVpt. C400. Cincinnati, i
Last Time Tonite
A Universal Jewel
"Fools
Highway"
The streets of New York
had cradled Mike Kildare,
made him as tough as the
toughest.
Yet he was born will) the
gift of winning women
all women except Mamie
Rose.
Starring Beautiful
MARY PHILBIN
and AU-Star Cast
FEATURE COMEDY
10c 15c
NEW YORK. Sept. 1 Pea
nuts, six to one shot, owned by
H f. flrrv won lh. Prf.Am.rtt
no Utile ground for hope that w. handicap. $.".00i added for. thre
are turning the corner, but there Is year olds snd upwards at a mile
"or .urance. in(j (n eighth, feature race at
. : ? Aqneadurl today. W. M. Jef-
Chll.lren should be (rained early feed's By His Self was second and
Phone Helnllne kindergarten to call the Belalr stud. Aga Khan third.
for yours Monday, Sept. 21st.
The lime waa 1:51 3-5.
STARTING SUNDAY
First Run Special
MILTON SILLS
"The Making of
O'Malley"
Least Time Tonight
The Greatest of All Western Stars
TOM MIX
"OH, YOU TONY"
PATHE NEWS SPAT COMEDY
. Prices 10c 25c
STARTS TOMORROW FOR THREE BIO DAYS
REGINALD DENNY .
"California
Straight Ahead"
The Best Comedy This Season.
"OUR GANG," Comedy
"PATHE NEWS"
Only
the Best
AH of
the Best