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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. I92S. L CiilltUPliACTIU "FIRST." NOT "LAST" ' DR. CATHERINE McNEIL 327 W. Caaa 91RL DIES SUI.DAY, mibb nayma Aram, former itose- burg girl, passed away suddenly at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Arant, in Myrtle 1 J'olnt. late Hunday evening. Miss , A pan, wua ) ., . ... I lege, and waa doing some work I on her clothes, when she suddenly, fell back in the arms of her moth er, dead. It Is thought that ex citement In preparing for school caused heart failure. Miss Arant was- eighteen years old, and at tended the Rose school In Rose burg a number of yeara ago, until moving to Myrtle Point with her parents, since attending and grad uating from the high school there. She attended the Christian church here and at myitis J'clni, where she leaves many friends to grieve, at her death. Her father la en-j gaged In logging In Coos county, i . .,. ,.-. nni parents, beautiful c-lty of ours who will be two alalers. Miss Vera Arant of : curtlled in their schooling this Myrtle Point, and Mra. Adi-tbert j winter If some good friends will not (iordon of Marshfleld, and three j nrp them. brothers. Knoa. Thurman, and; Their ages range up to sixteen Floyd, of Myrtle Polut. Mrs. A. H. ye, Bn( clothing and shoes. to Wooden of this city, Is an aunt, aether with help In buying school The body will be brounht here to-1 books will be appreciated, morrow and funeral arrnngemcnta j The Salvation Army also has nse made, I for clothing for children from 14 o I U. S. EAGLE URGED AC no A "! r 1 AO UKAUU11 ItUiUC. . BALTIMORE, Sep. 21.-R.fom-mendation for the abolffthlng of extra tfnitorfnMty. the it Win it to Heating Stoves! v Heavy Cast Iron and Cast Lined For Burning Wood or Coal Nice New Line on Display. Get our Prices ' Before you Buy Phone 25 " ' ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS Special Attraction! j AT J r Liberty Theatre p Tonight and Tuesday 4 5 i The Famous d ROYAL KHORASSAN QUARTET $ ? Portland's Best ' 4 5 . , 4 Appear Twice Each Night 7:459:30 FIRST SHOW STARTS 7:15 Liberty TheatreJ : Tonight and Tuesday PPvOIXCtRS PITHJBUT1NC COKPOKATION Oregonian New 10c Run Down That "Run Down" feeling come because the norm need Invigorating. P.jr ad justing at the sprue, the nerve base, we Impart strength and now life to the system. "Yours for Heiihh" Phon 6M-J I China of customs autonomy and "vigorous leadership" by the tfnlt j ed Statea In these negotiations, I . ..,, ...... I I I . K. ., j " ' I u iusmv J nici till J ... m majuiii rt-uri oi opinion auojtieu oy lue unofficial conference of Chinese American relations at Johns llop kina university. The adoption of the reimrt was by a four-flftha vole of the conference nersonnel. Amerlccn tine Insulated fence la guaranteed against rust. It corns no more than other good fence. Sold by Wharton Ilroa. (Lfcl 1 r KUM IHL t PEOPLE I CHILDREN NEED HELP TO PROCURE SCHOOLING Editor News-Review: The people of Koseburg should be glad to know that there la an opportunity to help several poor children In our own town and countv to procure school I hfOTlra or, A ..l.ithttiir Thi-v ithmilri 1(Mlk aroullj t0 ,f ,h(ly C0M ,lot fI1(1 t f(.w , ad ciolhcs to help out ,here are V4 children In this months up. We ran also use some ' a,i ott" furniture to neip a woman wno na ais cnnareo bnt no furniture. We would also like to help her In procuring work, i'all 379-1. Thanking you and may fioj blesa your efforts. TUB SALVATION ARM. and Comedy 25c SPECIAL LOW RATE TO STATE FAIR IS QUOTED BY S. P. Special rate for Booster Day at the atate fair have been quoted by the Southern Pacific company, according to Information received by L. B. Moore local freight and paa- senger agent. The L'mpqua Chiefs are arranging for a special train, with a minimum of 125 ntres, and for this train a rate of 15.35, for a round trip ticket, baa been quoted. The, rate la goon for only one day. October 2. and Is open to any residents of the city who desire to make the trip on the Chiefs' spe- clal. The rate last year was 17.15 for the round trip, which saves $225 on the train. J. U Miller, alias Williams, a drug addict, waa arrested Saturday by Deputy Sheriff E. E. Leas, and Deputy U. 8. Marshall Wells, and was taken to Portland to answer to a federal warrant charging him with forgery. Miller has aerved two terms at McNeils, and la a well known character In Portland. Deputy Sheriff Leas kaa been watching Miller and a companion for Bome time, and became con vinced that they were drug addicts, and that very probably they were ihmi;.'i,ir,m-m 1 M : -JrJiU el-J .UNf.V IK 1 W'BMJaMiijen l k H I. all I isa A CHIROPRACTIC ad justment la a scientific Life Saver that puts In place the vertebrae of the spine that may be pressing upon the nerves. Chiro practic Is First Assistant to Nature who la the Peer less Physician. AUCTIONS We iHl anythhiK and everything you have to offer ami gt the blgh Utillar. 8ej ine for dutea. M. C. RADABAUCH 630 N. Pine St. The Best Policy Is toeep 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 file and automobile Insurance. a W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cuss St Phone 417 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkins Bids. Roseburg, Or Phon IS Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic, and Klectro-Theraphy 41T Perklna Dldi Phon 411 Dr. Rupert A. Moon t leetro-Chlropractor Nerve and Spin Specialist. 114 Perkins Bids. Phone (54 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST i Specialist In th fitting of Olaases IK Jackson 8L Pine Street Machine Shop Opposite Flour Mill Ws are well equipped to han dle most any kind of job. Gears cut to order. NOTICE ' All members of the W. B. A. Maccabees are requested to be present Thursday evening, s J' ' ? J J!"1"'. ' "y ravr 01 Important business s time followa. the Commander. handling narcotics, lie wrote to the federal authorities in Portland, ami recelveil an Imtnp.llafe mnltf i mat Miller had been indicted by the federal grand Jury and that he was wanted. Deputy Marshal Wells Joined Mr, , Leas Saturday morning and they found Miller In the nori hern part of the county and placed him under arrest. Ills com panion waa sot arrested. They satisfy clean, pure and wholiKome. Eat our chocolates. Lloyd Crocker BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE BACK FROM CONVENTION K. A. Brltton, DoiiKlai county urout oxtH'Ui.ve, naa returnod from the rK tonal confrHnc at Spokane. The conffi-fnct waa in the form of a achool, and talka were made by Dr. GtorK Flhr. head of Old flhl department, and Captain F. C. Mills, head of the camping and life saving department!. One of the de cisive action taken at the confer ence, Mr. Brltton aays, provides that no executive la to be added who has not had thirty days special training et the New York scnool. or at a school later to be evtublhth rd on ihe laciflc coaat. The execu tive must alno have the approval of the regional executive. Hand grans seeders and end gate seeders at Wharton Bros. - SHENANDOAH'S LAST HOUR IS DESCRIBED (Continued from page 1.) ary as he dems necessmy, re membering however, that this route wljl be published In the presa, and that many will be dis appointed rhould the Hhenandoah wat to follow the aprTOved schedule. Camphor Water for Eyes Nothing haa the quick action of simple camphor, witrbhaiel, hydraa- tia, etc., aa mixed In Lavnp'lk eye wash. One amall bottle Lavoptik neipa any rase weak, strained or sore eyes. Aluminum eye cup free. N. Fullerton, druggist. Two horse potato digger for $30: at Wharton Bros. PORTI-AND SMILES ON I. O. O. F. HOST PORTLAND. Ore.. Sent. 21 The sovereign grand lodge conven tion of the Independent Order of Odd Fellowa, which will he In session here until Friday, opened with a public welcome and re ception meeting at the Municipal auditorium. Following the grand lodge session this morning, the delegates will he taken on a trip over the Columbia river highway this afternoon. Portland la gaily decorated with cotora emblemntic of the order, 'and some of the main streets are urched with festoona of ever greens. Uniformed trams and Imnds are here from all parts of ,the United States and many from ; Canada. The general mllllary council of jthe Odd Fellows and the Aso jrlation of Robekah assemblies also opened their annual gather ings here today. j (irand Sire Herbert A. Thomp son of Detroit, Michigan, in his ; annual addresa In opening the 1 101st anntial communication of the Odd Fellows, recommended that action be taken -permitting jthe admission to the order of i races of color the world over. The request was formnlly pre sented to him by the grand lodge of the Netherlands whlrh report ed that men residing In the Dutch i Fast lndiea wished to Join the frnternlty. The grand lodge of, the Netherlands urged that this he allowed. I "More llbernl legislation on the rnce question," saM .Thompson, "will put us in position to better , (ret the attention of and to In- fluenre people of 'strange cities land distant states. If we are I jealous of prestige, power and Influence for this great Institu tion of ours, we must be In posi 'tinn to meet the people of the world unhampered by restrictive rut-iai it-KiNiain'n. An address of welcome was gi ven by the Iter. Henry Young of llermlston, grand master of the I. O. O. V. grand lodge of Ore gon. Governor Pierce, who has been a member of the order for 4 2 yeara. In an addresa suggested that all the visitors take Ihe trip around the Mount Hood loop and also go on the Columbia River Highway as far aa The Dalles. He wished them to note the mil lions upon millions of horsepower that may be secured from the Columbia River, when 11 I har neasrd. He also advised a trip to Cra ter take to "see that tlem of all Gems on the Pacific coast, where a township of wnter reflects the Mite of the most beautiful or skies." AIR SERVICE ASKS LOT, EXPECTS LESS WASHINGTON. Sent. 21. MnJor-General Pntrlrk, chief of the armv air service, testifying before Ihe presldrnta air board today, said the air service ha. aked the budget bureau for $.' 000.000 for the fiscal year 19:7. The general Indicated that he did not expect the request to be granted. Last year also, he said, he had asked fur $25,000,000 and jgot only $1.S50,000, GERMANY DEPORTS IMITATOR OF KLAN ManrUlnl Fnm IH-S Win.) BERLIN, Sept. 21. Germany's "fiery cross" episode haa virtu ally come to an end with the de portation of Gotthard Strohscheln, former Lutheran minister and na turalized American, one of the rounders of the "Knights," an order similar to the Ku Klux Klan. He departed today for Warsaw, but be plans to return to America. The authorities look for no further trouble from the "Knights." Cook wltn gaa. TOO MI CH MMItKK KUVH I P DKMA.ND I'tUt Kill. (AworUtra Fixi LcmmI W)tw.) rORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 21. Over-production of lumber on the West Coast aural n appears to be menacing the fir market, savs the current edition of the four-L bulb-tin, published by the Loyal Le Kion of lagers and lumbermen here today. It states that the rail market, whirl, only a few days ago seemed destined to hold rerent advanced prices and heavy demand for at leant two months, has now shown signs of weakness. NEW TOD AY t FOR HENT Piano. Mrs. Chas Brand.' Phone 31 F5. FOR SALE Pedigreed setter. Phone 26F!. English FUKSH COW FOR SALE. It. V. Huntley, Brockway. $15 ROUND OAK heating atove for $20. 828 Hamilton street. Tl'RKEYS for sale, 30 head, Eu- gene Hlxnn, Brockway. Box 147. WANTED Plain sewing at my home. Reasonable. 404 Fowler St. FOR RENT Nice furnished room at 725 S. Jackson, near Rose school. FOR RENT ! front room fur nished apartments. Hi S. Jack- ' son. j FOR SALE Three male put:s. 3 Police, 1 Collie, $5 each. Phone 4FI2. WANTED Ilousf work" by day-of week. Addresa Sf. T, care News-Review. WANTEnHonsekeeper for fame ly of t. Address Housekeeper, ( care News-Review. ! .-..ir.if i kj i.i i aula niw. Also farm machinery. Phone ; 42F2. J. DVedder. Box 103. FOR SLE flood lumber-at rea-1 snnable pricea. Clare-Morrison I.br. Co., located on Rico Creek. ' FOR" nENT-CIose"ln7 high grade. modern apartment, five rooms j and sleeping porch, unfurnished, i Call 460. -. WANTED Men to"wnrknnnvins; I crew. Apply T. J. Halstend. Rob erta street, 7:30 a. m., Tuesday morning. v WANTED TO TRADE Nice home ' near Los Angeles for chicken ranch near Roseburg. Write Box 694, Roseburg, fire. FOR RENT Clean partly furnish ed five-room house with wood shed, $1200 pr month. See owner at 1143 E. tith St. WANTED Hens snd pullets. Buff tirninetons or White Mlnorcas, preferred. Frd A. Ooff, Rose burg. Ore. Phone BF2. FOR RENT FurnishM 4-ronm ansrtment. $3r.; also 6 room part ly furnished house In Went Roe bure. $18. L. O. Maddux, 520 N. Jackson. WANT HOOD FARM Preferably some bottom land along North I'mpqun. State ritalls and best price. Address Farm, News-Review. FOR RENT A new 5 room house, modern and attractive. Cement basement: furnace; garage. Rent $10 per month. Adults only. Phone 42-J. FORS ALE OR TRA DE Used touring car In good running or der. Will take good rifle or ra dio as part payment. Phone S2 R. evenings. FOR SALE Ocnlle driving or saddle horse, sprlns wagon and saddle. Must be sold. No rea sonable offer refused. Tjne St, ' Rooming House, phone B19J. ALFALFA. gralnhayr timothy. oats, barley and wheat .guaran teed quality: prompt shlnment. Pricea anon apnlli-atlon. Richard Nyman. Walla Walla, Washing ton. LOC.C,ERStPPORTnNITY- 11 millions fir, 3"0 thousand pln. some piling. Close to C.lendale. Price $1,000. $700 cash, balance time.. See Olt, 733 West Lane. Roseburg. STR AYS One bay TnareTbnegrair mare, taken np at my place 1 miles northeast city. Owner hereby notified to come after these mares, par charges and pastnrage. R. M. Wood. LOST In RosebnriTor ontheTl7? onvllle road between Rosebnrg and the Tloyer ranch, perkaee containing yard gooes. Finder please leave at News-Review of fice or phone 14F14. FOR SAI.E Modern room house. Ijinre lot 50x300 feet. Improve ments all In and paid Price $2f;oO Small pavmnt down or will take good or as first pav. ment. Thone iil. c. W. Oroves. WHY PAY RENT?-$-00"wm put von In possession of a new It room stucco bungalow with hnrdood floors, lots of hulll lns, beant'tul llrht fixtures, excellent ptmnblnr Laree lot, on nave ment. P'lce $'ton. v""rv liberal terms W. A port A R D REAL FTa,TR PHONE J03. 2S't ACRE SltFrp RANCHr$00 down, located 10 mile, from town on aood road. JO fore. In colli vMlon balane eveetlent ps.ture, all ron-1 soli, abundance of pin ning water, good out range. Old house. Mr bam and sheep shed Price Mwn with liberal terre'l. TV. A TtonARD REAL ESTATE. PHONE SOJ. 1 BRAZ1LL AGAIN AT ! TOP COAST LEAGUE I LIST OF SLUGGERS BAN KRANCISCO. Sept. XI. A sain of four polnta at the ex- i pen.e of the Angela rives Frank 1 Hraiill of Seattle, batting honors ior tne racuie coast le.-ue, un official areragea show. Taking the top poaltlon he held earlier in the season, Hrar.111 la hitting 3a4, only ona point' ahead of "Lefty" O'lloul, Salt Lake. Paul Wantr or the Seals trails O'Doul by a single polut with an average of Mi, Rohwer and High of the Portland beavers are neck and neck with an average of .342. AVally Hood, of the Angels, is high man on bia club with .838. and Miller with the same average leada the Oaks. Uavia sets the pace for the Senators with .332 and Griffin leada the Tiger bats men with .309. Lazarre of Salt Lake la coming to the front rapidly as a home run bitter. The Dee short stop haa an even SO circuit clouta to hut credit. Itohwer of Portland Is next with 85. Hunnefteld of th Bearers Is the league's best cushion thief with a total of 41 stolen baaea. Lazarre' Is cecond with 37. DEPENDABLE PROPERTY PROTECTION The value of your Insurance pro tection Is measured by the reli ability of the company back of it. This ageucy represents only well known and proven com panies, offering every needed form of Insurance protection. susomc Bt DP fMHII'CMt At Brand's ROAD STAND N Pacific Highway 4 miles north) TWO DAY SPECIAL" Jelly Orapea 3c per lb.' Apples from 40c to 1.75 per bushel. ; PEARS: (By dosen or bushel.) liartletts (Last 20 bushels.) i de Ano ) Sheldon Howell Boac ', GRAPES: Overland Malagas. Jelly Crapes. , I APPLES: Jonathan - ' King ; Blsmark Snow Apple J Cookers , GARDEN VALLEY MELONS J Watermelons Honey Dews Casabas Cantaloupes ' Thursday, Friday, Saturday The, World's Wonder Picture! ANTLERS Tonlta and Tuesday You're going to like It, we're betting on It! MILTON SILLS In "The Making of O'Malfey" The story of a fighting cop! This picture has been booked by all the big first run theatres in the U. S. FOX NEWS "Felix Cat," Cartoon 10c 25c"" Next "How Baxter , Butted In" A Big Comedy Save for That Opportunity , There is nothing you can do or have that will put you more quickly or more strongly in a position when a business chance comes up to say, "'Yes, I'll do it," than a Savings Account in this Bank. Make regular deposits here and you will have a cash reserve that will enable you to grasp opportunity when it comes. UMPQUA VALLEY BANK Roseburg, Oregon ODO FELLOW8 All Douglas county Odd Fel 4 lows report at 100 Wheeldon Annex, 395 Salmon St., Port- land, for parade, Wednesday, Sept 23rd. Be aure and take your Muscovite fez. . By Order of Noble Grand. 4 Heavy Rope Stitch SLIPON . Sweaters Black with Orange Collars and Cuffs. $12.00 values $8.00 s FENCERS VAI.'.M.'tH M!Ms) Fall is merely coming ; Fall shoe styles are here! Take a look at familiar feet, and know that you need fall shoes. Take a look at ihe Walk-Over windows, and you'll see the styles you want. Here's fall style, waiting for you how, that your friends will want a little later. Fall is coming, fall shoe style ia here, bright and new as an early frost, with the comfort of an open fire at Christmas. $7.00, $8.50, S10.00 ikwm aaMso Roseburg Booterie IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. PERKINS BLOO. ROSEBURG, OREGON '''4)4s)l4) TONITE AND TUESDAY It's a Whale of a Show An All Star Program Don't Take Our Word for it, ask anybody Who Saw It. REGINALD DENNY i in "California Straight Ahead" "OUR GANG,"Comedy in "COMMENCEMENT DAY" "PATHE NEWS" 10c Wednesday: "The RECEPTION TONIGHT The members of Lilac Circle will sponsor, a reception for new membera of the K. P. hall tonight at eight o'clock. A very entertain ing evening has been arranged, with a good program, a banquet and dancing. All members are urged to attend and to bring with them a prospective member. Cook with gas. 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