Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 03, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextENRIQHT WONT. RUN, . ;a - (Ajwx-IiunI mm UNd Wu ) NEW YORK, Oct . Police Commissioner Richard E. Enrlght today declined tbe nomination tot mayor on an Independent ticket. The Liberty Theatre Sunday Matinee Each Latest New Special Thrill and Chills. Riotous With Laughter OREGONIAN NEWS AND COMEDY 10c 25c Liberty Theatre Last Time Tonight Matinee Saturday 2:15 W1LJJAM FAIRBANKS and DOROTHY REVIER in "That Wild West" Also Added Attraction BINGHAM AND GABLE Greatest Musical Artists, Webfoot Weekly and Comedy 10c 15c Coming Sunday and Monday FRED THOMPSON In His Latest Big New Special "THE BULL'S LAIR'' Mr. and Hra. Smith Shallenber ger. of Look Beach, Calif., are tbe guests of Pr. and Mr. C. 11. Hag ar, at their country home eaat of Koseburg. The visitor expect to remain here for about ten day. Monday Day 2:15 P. M. B? MEDFORD, Ore., Oct. S. L. D. Forncrook, deputy aherlff wa Indicted by the grand jury Friday afternoon on two courts, both misdemeanors, under the law. charging malfeasance and neglect , In office, and receiving and de caying the aervice of a warrant of arreat. I The aubatance of the charge agalnat Forncrook are aa follows: ! A warrant waa ImupiL tor the j arreat of Walter WllllnmiPa youth living with hia parents at Cold Hill, charging rape. Fgynrrook I took the warrant, and went to the I William home, where he found the young man, and hestntod to put bim In the county jail, ac cepting the promlHe of his parents 'to bring him to the county seat the next day. The next day young i William fled, and his wherea I bouts are unknown. I The parenta of Williams, pio neer resident of the Oolil Mill district, are held under $500 I bonds for appearunre as wltnes Jses In the case. i Deputy Forncrook Is at liberty on bis own recognisance and still Blending to his deputy duties. I Sheriff Jennlnr.s said he had not taken, any action In the case as yet. ! Fdrncrook has been a deputy sheriff for flriO years, and re garded as a highly efficient offi cer and finger print e :pert. He served under former Sheriff Ter rill. 0 J. 8. Wheaton wus Indicted for ' : larceny. He stands charged with 'the theft of a $75 mirror, a sew ing machine and other household effects, belonging to J. M. Klgdon of Asbland. I C. A. Ramsay was Indicted for larceny by bailee, and Is accused of appropriating an autuninblle ; belonging to J. M. DeimVm of this city. FUNERAL TUESDAY The funeral of the late H. Mellesn hn Mas the assistant superintendent of the sfltthern dis trict, Portland division of the Southern Paoir. will be held Tuesday afternoon. Oct. . at 2 o'clock, according to word received this morning. The funernl will be held at the tlnlden (late I'nderlak Ing t'arlora, 1550 California street. Ksn Francisco, and the remains will be cremated. RALLY! BAPTISTS! RALLYI The biggest Rally Day tomorrow the Baptist Sunday school has ever had. Help to make It so. 9:45 a. m. CLUBHOUSE AND AUDITORIUM TO BE BUILT SOON (Continued from page 1 ) enlisting the aid of all of the resi dents of tbe city. A membership drive Is planned for the near future and anyone eligible and desiring to Join the club. Is asked to notify Mr J. C. Ponsler, president, or Mrs. C. II. Neal. secretary. The first meeting of the fall sea son will be held at the Moose Hall at 2 o'clock on Tuesday after Boon. REDMOND SAFE BLOWN BEND. Ore.. Oct. S The safe I in in uuire ni m neumonu i.uiii ber and Produce warehouse at ! Redmond was blown up and rob ! bed some time last night, accord 1 Ing to B. H. MrMirkrn. manager, i While only about $15 In money i ss taken valuable papers were In cluded In (he loot taken. The i warehouse I located Just across the street from the depot. I Sheriff 8. E. Robert 1 Invest! fating. IS R03EBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1925. 5 NW TODAY t FOR SALE Ilrood ow. H. E. Jonea, Myrtle Creek. LOST License plate numbeT"2-234. Ilern to this ofrice. OoNT MTS8IrTltanks' Brrmui at Flnt Methodist cburrh Sunday morning. o LOST Clauses, with black rims. In rase. Reward. Itytum to News Itevlew. PEACHES StllBhave fine peaches at O. O. Rogers, Looking lllas. Phone MF35. FOR" TRADE Heavy "work horse for Bh.Qii or coals. Write P. O. Ilox KKiT FOR RENT-ril-room furnlhcd apartment, downstairs. 2I0 S. Parrott. FOR8AI.E 1921" rtodee- touring. $250 cash. Inquire Chef., Rose Hotel. FOB SALE 7 Pnland'ChTna-pissl 8 weeks old, & each. R. F.. Drown. Wilbur. C'. "THE FOl'R FACES" will be the theme r0lr. Hank's sermon Sun day morning at the Firnt Melho dist church. FOR SALE Af a bargain," 3 mares good all-nroiind work animals. In quire of Louie Bauer, West Rnse burgO FOhTS A i.K- )nK7ouiir26 cords , 4-ft. fir. bone dry. himdy for truck. $3 r,0 per cord. R. E. Brown. Wilbur. Ore. DELK'IOI'S andSpllzrnberg np Pies, fine and up tier bnxit the Hewitt place, near BnUway. Bring boxes. W. T. Craven. APPLES FOirsLE--0c"per"hoi;. orchard run. Plan a picnic Sun day and get your 'winter supply nf apple. T. J. Amsp.V.T, Riddle. Ore. VETCH common, absolutely clem est and finest In Oregon. 5 cents per lub. delivered to your no-t-office. Also fine cheat seeiPl cenlslb. J. E. Hntfleld, Mxon- vlllo.Tire. Phone 3F11. AC.ENTS - WANTEn"-Amszln large ca-Jl commissions Introduc ing beauPTuI $3.95 and $1.95 mea sure made guaranteed shoes. Ac tual samples furnished. Write for your territory. Style Arch. Cloo. t'Qinnali. O DlirLOriS ALBERT-BANKS, for mary years pastor of the largest Metlioilist rhtirrhes In such 'q'"P as Denver, Cleve'Q d. Kun.-as City. Bnstujt and New Yit. preach SuW.ty ' morning at the First Methodist church. !IKfWAVI:n-8aleWeTw'o active, educated men capable of ean,f? over $3,000 yearlv to call on schools, librarians and selert yl Individuals. Loads furnished "mdd. Mead Co., 734 Paclflo Building. San Francisco. WANTED QMiin or woman'"" of good striding In community, to handle Posehurg business for an Oregon Building and Loan As aoctatlon. Position offers unllm Ited opportunities to cnpshle per son. Experience unnecessary as assistance will be given, liefer ences exchenrcd. Please address renlles to District Manager. Box 77. News Review. AGENTS WANTED !andy Andy the rreat new work shirt brines amazing advance earnings to salesmen. Beautiful flannel and dress shirt bargains bring as founding sales. Complete sellins outfits absolutely free. Inexperi enced make big money. Experi enced double earnings either main or side line. Write quirk Fashion Wear Shirts. Dept. C5'i. To Our Customers Commencing Monday. October 5th, our sta tion will open at 7 a. m. and close at 8 p. m. We will continue to give our usual good service during those hours. HIGHWAY SERVICE CO. .. ! LEGIONNAIRES ATTENTION 4 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. S. The ' 1 weather outlook 6r the Pacific Regular meeting Vmpqua states for the week beginning Oc 4 Post &i. 1ft American Legion, 4 tober 4, was announced here to- October 6. 1925 at 7:45. Meet- ;day by the United State Weather 4 ing will adjourn in time for 4 Oureau as follows: boxing exhibition. Fair wether and nearly normal , TEAM GOES TO COAST . The Roseburg high school football team, accompanied by a large group of fans left this 4 morning for Murshfield where 4 th y were scheduled to meet Hie high school t am of that city in a game this afternoon. The trip was made in a large bJs and in private cars, a big 4 squad being taken in order that all may gain the expert- 4 elite jQ:tiuable from engag- ing In the contest. The loc.js school will play lis next game here on the loth with 4 North Bend. o 444,44444 FOR SALE Veaillng nd two , year-old Angara bucks from non - shedding, pure bred sires. W. O. Vaul. S. Deer Cre.k. FOR- "RENT-Sf acres in city, 4 - room house, lights, water: barn for five cuwh: c'.Q Uen house, $20 per month. Phone !,tS R. EXPBiTS GIVE EDGE ID 1(9011 ii ir .10B.il. ! O -C.-0 fAiMorUrH pr, ! 3fl Wire., NEW YOltK, OrO 3. Hy The Arisorfnted l'resn) Washington and 1'itinburRh will j into the Wnrlfl'si Moriaaai nni-r VV'uiittuailair n a I cloKcly nrntrhed as any con ten rt- pra In recent yearn haneb.iH's i highest honors. This conclusion Is apparent from the analysis of th cors In the two machines. A j ir either club Is to be a-iv.4r an edtre, Jiowerer, expert opinion I concedes It W Waxhfnicton on the strength ofHnperior experience, defensive fteadiness and the pitch , Ing prowess of Johnson and Co ' veleskle, plus the f.trulty which ! in present world champions have 1 of rising to emergen cies. The Pirates, to oflset thee as- ' MOls of their rivals, have greater youth, speed and batting jnttirh, iu coinblnntion which their follow- , !ers are confident will break down I (he defensive bulwarks of t!ie veteran Vahington outfit, 11 tl8 hurt's array Is the more tfkely to tint the series play with brilliance, for the club has some of the games most spectacular , individual performers In Tray nor, Wright, Cuyler and Carey. On t0' other hand, Washington's Mg siara, llnrrls, reck, tloslin and Hice have repeatedly thown their ability to meet a crisis with a eensatlonal bit of batting or fielding. ItKfiK.XT KKAl'l-MI.NTKIK . o . 8AI.KM. Ore.. Oct. S. Gov ernor Flerco has appointed R. E. Ilraig to succeed hirmelf as a member of the board of state normal school regents. Mr. Ilragg is a member of the State Indus trial Accident Commission. Ills home Is st I.a Uremic. XT WKF.K'S WEATHKIL -Temperatures except for increaa- Ing cloudiness and probably some showery weather near th end of the week in Washington and Oregon. DEPENDABLE PROPERTY PROTECTION The value St your Insurance pro tection la measured by the reli ability of the company back of it. This agency representa only well known and proven com panies., offering every- needed form o? insurance protection. 1 I 1 ' 1 10c 15c 3 A Warner Bros. Classic "On Thin Ice" ' With Tom Moore, Edith Rob erts, William Russell, Theo ilo', Von Eltr. Wilfred North, Texas Kldd. Directed by Mai St. yalr. A crook story with a novel crook that means thrills. Also "HE UHO GETS p SMACKED" reaturc Comedy Remember Only Eici- sive First Run Picture O Shown o Start Sunday MILTON SILLS j In "The Knockout The hig uper-peci of the Northwest and Cana dian Woods. . TONITE ONLY A galloping romance of the West with plenty of shooting, rifling and double-crossing. Add to that comedy and a love story. Carl Lacmmle present HOOT GIBSON In "The Ridin Kid from Powder River" Story by II. II. Knlbb "The Sea Squak? A Comedy Burlesque on The Bra Hawk" 10c 25c nic.tii. . wsiBiinc.tiri A N T L E R s; SUNDAY MONDAYTUESDAY "Matinees Sunday and Monday L. F. T. CLUB Season's opening dance Tuesday. October tith. K. P. Hall. Dancing 9 p. ni. O i 1 ' HAXK HERVFX DROP. (AKCtatal rnm Umi WO. NEW YORK, Oct. 3. The ac tual condition of clearinV honse banks dhd trust companies for the week shows a deficit In re- serve of $21,532,990. OThls is a decrefiSA tn reservA Af X1A 71 ?.?A compared with last week, whert excess reserves of $19,228,71.0 was reporiede DR. DEAN B. BUBAFf OPTOMETRIST gpeciajjst In the fitting of Qlassea 11 Jackson Si Dr. RuperPA. Moon . Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. o 824 Perkln Bldg. Phone (54 At Brand's ROAD STAND JFaclflc Highway 4 mile north Open Evening , NOTE 'For the first time we are hold ) ing nearly a car load of our fln est Jonathan JTpples to sell lo yally, and for a low price. Al ' most as cheap by the box as by 'the car load. Packed extra fan cies ready to ship $1.65, and all grades do.n to 40 cent a bush el fo rcookers. Other varieties 'at car-lot market prices. Whole sale and retail. PEARS: a ae Anjon OVERLAND GRAPES: ' Tokays ' - Malagas. , Jllack Prince Jellv Grapes Sc lb. ' APPLES: Jonathan , Spltsenberg Newtown J RofTfe Beauty , Cookeas GRAPE JUICE: Order ftken for fresh grape juice.. Bring containers. ' ANTLERS See It While You Can! Don't Be Crowded Out! You can no more afford to miss this elassle of laugh, and hart throb than playgoer o&an .arlUr generation would hava miss ed 'The Old Hom.st.ad" or "The Mu.ie Ma.tr." S for your, self why It ran three y.ara In N.w York, nearly Vo y.ar in Chicago and eignHeen weak In San Francisco. WW 1 II TO 1 ITS EASY TO ORDER SEATS BY MAIL Writ letter stating where you would Ilk to ait Enclose r. mitt a nee payable te Antlera Theatre including 10ri war tax In addition to these prises: Entire lower floor, 100 seat. 12.00; balance fleer S1.60, plus tax. Balcony Mate: 4S e.ats 42.00, baU an. S1.M St.00, SOe, phi tax. Send Mlf-addreesed stamped envelope for safe return ef ticket. BOX OPFICE SALE OPEN NEXT WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7TM For prompt taxi emc, !ty or country trip. Phone 44. The Best Policy 1 to CVep well Insured. It la too late to Insure after the loss occurs. Ton will appre ciate the aervice rendered by our agency. W? write all line of tire and automobile Insurance. . C. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Caa St. Phone 417 o i j ' JSi? BARBER? Come over and get a clean shave, a neat haircut or a hath uptown prlcea after October 19. GOLDEN RULE BARBER 8H0P 660 N. Jackson St. DANQIlVp RAINBOW X , GARDENS SAT. NITE EVERYBODY GOES ' It'll Bs Warm There. Even the Music , by those . SWANEE4BERENADERS ITS A JITNEY Dr. H, C Church OPTOMETRIST Parkin Bldg. Rossburg, Ora - Phen BS. . . 9 AUCTIONS We sell,anythlng and everything you have to offer and get the high dollar. Sej me for date. M. C. RADABAUGH 630 N.Pine 8t Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Bleetronlo and Daetro-Theraphy 41 T Perklna Bid. Phone 49 One Night, Saturday Oct. 10th CURTAIN AT 8:30 P. M. NOT A MOTION PICTURE Iteat with fa.