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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1925)
ROSEBURG NEWS-REMSW. THURSDAY, OCTOBER ft. 1925. .i - . ... When it Comes to Winter Qual ity Buy UN soMinie Non-Detonating Convince Yourself ! Union Oil Company Of California At Union Oil Service Stations and Independent Dealers of the First Class, Everywhere HEW HOTEL TO BE OPENED III II SHORT TIE Rose Investment Company's ! C:HAnwv Ghnrhm Naw S UBWS ...... Being Completed. FURNITURE IS HERE Fourth and Fifth Floors Now Ready Dining Room to Open in Few Days. the Roue Investment company ho-1 tel at the corner of Sheridan, and Lane streets, preparatory to the formal opening, which la expected to occur about the flrat of the month. The fourth and fifth floors are now completely furnished and are being occupied, while die fur niture Is all on hand for the other floors and will be Installed as rap Idly as possible. The building is the only com pletely fireproof hotel structure In southern Oregon, the only combust ible material entering Into Its con struction being the window and door frames. The floors and walls are all of poured concrete. The partitions are of hollow gypsum plaster blocks, while the plaster is placed over steel lath. The building is five stories In height and has full basement. The ground floor accommodates the lobby, two store buildings, kitchen and dining room, while the four upper floors each hare fifteen sleeping rooms. Each guest room has elthes pri vate or communicating bath, while each has an individual wash room. The hollow plaster partitions and the heavy concrete floors, the lat ter padded with carpet, make the building practically soundproof. The rooms are beautifully fur nished, the bedroom seta being of walnut, each decorated with sten ciled rose designs. The rose fea ture is carried out In the curtains also. An automatic lift provides rapid elevator service for the guests. Ths elevator Is of the latest automatic type, safe and foolproof. It not only gives prompt service but does away with the necessity of maintaining an elevator boy. On the lower floor there aro two store buildings, one at the corner of Stephens and Lane streets ane the other on Lane street. The cor ner store has not yet been leased, but the other will bo occupied by a barber shop operated by J. E. rJ HI. The management has secured O. W. NeelandH and Mrs. Sadie Ris ley to operate the kitchen ami din ing room. Mr. Neelands was for mer chef at the Roosevelt hotel In Portland, and has been employed in some of the leading restaurants and hotels of the coast, having a wide reputation for his ability In the Culinary lino. Mrs. Klsley Is ex perienced in the operation of a din ing room and will have full charge of that department. . The dining room will be open In a few da) a. The hotel will be under the man agement of George E. Smith, presi dent of the Rose Investment com pany, which has constructed the building. The company is comKa ed of Mr. Smith, Mlllon Keyser, vice president and L. W. Metzger, secretory and treasurer. Although the fourth and fllln floors are already being used for the accommodation of gucste, the formal opening will not take place for a short time, but will probably occur about the first of the month. There's a stitO difference in : TOPCOATS T looks easy to get the graceful, drape you see in our, smart topcoats. But change a single line, ever so slightly, and the trim smartness is gone, ; - , Style is at its best in these new ADLER COLLEGIAN TOPCOATS. It's style ' that stays in through any weather. The. way it's put there will interest you, - ! Let us shew yeu what, make, these, ' - Topcoats such unusual values. . " SPENCER'S I 4f . vJ n ;:, ; ri ' . ' ' .a t.-i. ed as a possible successor to the late Prince L. Campbell as presi dent of the University of Oregon, Is in Eugene today tor two addresses, one at the university and one at FREE FREE FREE One 8x10 Photograph with every order of lb. 00 or over, j his offer closes Nov. 30. Clark Btudio, Cass street. Koseuurg NaL llauk IJIdg. Phone 33 L JGBBYCLQSEVOTE (Aanclatid rra. Uwd Wlrr.) GRANTS PASS, Ore., Oct. R. Wllford Allen, of Grants Pass, was elected president of the Ore gon Irrigation congress at the concluding session of the annual meeting here last night. He de feated James M. Kyle, of Stsn fleld, who has been president for two years. The voto was Allen 167, Kyle 161. W. T. Power, of Oregon Agricultural College, was elected secretary, succeeding Wal ter E. Meacham. A resolution was adopted urg ing the state securities commis sion to require every district whose Interest on bonds has been guarsnteed by the state to em ploy a colonisation agent. Rhea Luper. state engineer, declared that only 3600 families would be required to complete seltlemout of evefy district. Concerning the proposal of Sec retary of the Interior Work that the state should co-operate fin ancially In developing reclama tion projects, the congress adopt ed a resolution, saying the slate had - no power under the consti tution or otherwise to co-operate financially In aidlog settlers on federal reclamation undertak ings. Approval was given the propos al of Dr. Work that repayment must he marie to the reclamation mi DO VOOR And our doing It will Insure Its being done perfectly. Expert crat ing and ship services are rendered -by this reliable transporting com pany. Phone us today for rates. We Aim to Pleas" H. S. FRENCH TRANSFER AMD STORAGE CO. Phone 220 'jaaauaaauaaoaaxxa fund of the annual charges due from existing projects. Diner resolutions called for tne appointment of a committee to limn m Guuiyicw bi.i.cj ui inn irrigation in Oregon, to report back at the next annual confer ence; resolutions Indorsing the making of Crescent City a harhor of refuge and shipping port, and a resolution approving the Ore gon state development fund. CAST SELECTED FOR "SMILES" TO BE STAGED OCT. 26 The first rehearsal for "Smiles," the "Mome Town Follies of 1925." to be presented at the Antlers thn-i aire oa Monday, October 21, under I the auspices of the Woman's and 1 Altar Guilds of St. George's church. I was held last night in the psiish 1 house. The work Is under the dl-j rection of Mr, George Hall of Los, Angeles, who has produced hist work all over the country. He Is si teacher of fancy dancing, dramatic ' art and expression.-The Roseburg' cast will be made up of 350 adults : and children, many of whom have already been enrolled. Many peo-l pie are needed as yet to complete I the organisation of the large cast,! and all talented young people of the community are requested to take part. Visitors are welcome at all rehearsals, the director states. STOPS HIS CAR TO IEI 'ONSTIPATION harmful, and a cause of much worriment and ill health, a real danger to elderly people who can not easily resist its poisonous effect, is yet readily over- i oy T LET Fresh sea food at Votburgh and Wlard Delicatessen. SALEM, Ore., Oct. 8. A highway robbery on the open road and in broad daylight with A. G. Bach of San Francisco, a tobacco salesman, the victim, was perpetrated on 811 verton , road, yesterday afternoon. Ilach was driving along the pav ed highway when another car drew alongside, the driver signalling Ilac h to atop, which ha did. I ho other motorist asked the direction to McMlnnvllle, and while H-ich waa giving him the Information, be suddenly pulled a gun and or dered Bach to get, out of the car. After the stranger had gone through Dsch's pockets and taken his money, he ordered Hsch to step aside. The robber then Jump ed Into his own car and sped away. The license, tags on his automobile were covered so their numbers could not be obtained by Bach. He furnished a description of the man to the police. NEUNER LOSES ONE. MEDFORD. Ocl t. C. Reynolds atose, of ChUoquln, was acquitted Chamberlain's Tablets Prompt and pleasant. One who has tued them ssys: "They keep my sto mach and liver in good order, but I use them more esnecislly for con stipation. Especially would 1 com mend it to elderly people." Only jtSc late yesterday after twenty minutes deliberation by the Jury In the federal district court In session here, of forging and parsing a check on a Chlloquln storekeeper. 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You, too, musk be satisfied, or no cost Dr. Thacher's Is sold and recom mended under this guarantee ' by Nathan Fullertoo. Boseburg, Ore.; Drain Pharmacy. Drain. Oregon. HOME COOKED FOOD SALE The women of . HL Georgf ' cnurch will hold a cooked food sale at McKean. Darby awl Bald win's store on Saturday, Oct. loth at 10 o'clock. Contracts have been let for the grading of the last section of the North I'mpqua road, according to J. M. Meyers, superintendent, who has been spending a few dsys in this city securing supplies. The last two contracts, esch 1,000 feet In length, have beim let, one to R. 8. Hartnell .and the other to Carl Messing, who contract, to complote the grading by November 10. The completion of these seefions will finish the grading to Steam boat creek the goal set for the year. Whether or not money fur future development is obtained de pends entirely upon the effort .ut forth locally to show the Import ance of the road to those who have charge of the distribution of fed eral fttuia, Mr. Meyers says. SANDY! I , Terminal Beauty Shop, phone CSS, EUGENE TO HEAR PROBABLE 8UCCE6SOR OF CAMPBELL , KCOENK, Ore., Oct. 8 Colonel Frank P. Day, prominently mention- $7.16 to Pcrtfc3 and Mum . m Round Trip Ticket Z- at the reeular 'I One Way Fare On sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday Return limit Tuetday, October 13th Take advantage of this low round trip fare and visit Portland and the All-Oregon Exposition . and Bazaar Ask Agent for train schedules and further information. L B. Moore Agent Phone 11 Southern Pacific Linos i
