Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 10, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextBIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1025. A Friendly Place to Bank ( ' , , A Bank where jrou feel RIGHT AT HOME onj where your busi ness Jji genuinely appreciated such Is the atmosphere at the Rose burg National Bank. TheRosebuigNalional Bank Rosebur,Ore 3 SI Secretarial, Stenographic, or liookkeepiug Course EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE (92 Willamette St. Phone (S ' Eugene, Oregon Enroll Today It's a Good School A. E. ROIIEnTS, President weu oo voor WANTED! CANNING APPLES ALSO QUINCE - Umpqua Valley Canning Co. Phone S25 Roseburg, Oregon The Liberty Theatre TODAY-ONLY-TODAY A COMET OF COMEDY RICHARD TALMADGE in "The Wall Street Whiz" Roaring, rocking, rollicking humor mysterious melodrama comedy fights, sensational , fights, spectacular fights, blood-warming fights Ro mance, and a note of sympathetic understanding, beautifully done. ' WEBFOOT WEEKLY and TWEETIE COMEDY 10c 15c LIBERTY THEATRE SUNDAY-MONDAY TUESDAY It's a Gold Bond Special fps With - Jacqueline Logan, Clive Brook and a brilliant cast Directed by John Ince j 10c Oregonian News & Comedy 25c And our doing It will Insure Us 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 Please" H. S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. BEAVERS PURCHASE ATHLETIC PITCHER . AND 2 INFIELDERS (Aaaocbttd ma Lawl Win.) ' PORTLAND. Ore., Oct 10. Pur chase of three players from the Philadelphia Athletics was an nounced today by President Thom as L. Turner of the Portland club of the Pacific coast baseball leairue. William Bagwell, outfield er and first baseman, who waa will) Portland early in the present sea son, but who had to return to Philadelphia under a ruling by Commlsioner Landls is one of the acquisitions. The others are Mar vin Smith, shortstop, and Tom Glass, right handed pitcher. Com missioner I-andis ruled early this year that as Bagwell had been drafted by Philadelphia, he mu either be retained by the Ath letics a year or be returned to the team from which he was drafted. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife, Mrs. Winnie or Mrs. W. A. Itraiiham, of Ulendale, Oregon, after October 10, 1920. W. A. BRANHAM. TENNY80N FIRST EDITION FOUND LONISON, Otc. 10. A first edi tion copy of ''Poems by Two Broth era" dated 1827 and valued at 60 pounds, was discovered In a sack of books sent as waste paper to a firm o( booksellers. The two brothers are Lord Tennyson and bis brother Charles. o 8IR KNIGHTS, ATTENTION Ascalon Commandry, No. 14, K. T. will meet In regular conclave Tuesday evening, October 13. Im portant business to be transacted; a full attendance Is urgently, re quested. 8. J. SHOEMAKER, E. C. Cook wits ga. TINY HERMAN KAYOS RITCHIE IN FOURTH llatlilil Tnm Usard Win.) MARSHF1ELD, Ore., Oct 10 Tiny Herman. Portland heavy weight, knocked out Earl Ritchie, of Klamath Falls. In thelfth round of a 10-round bout before one thousand fans here last night. Ritchie was knocked out. In the previous round, but the referee t'.iought the gong had sounded. HALLOWE'EN DINNER ' Big chicken dinner on Saturday, Oct. 24th, 1925. tllven by the la dles of St. Joseph's church. At the armory. Come and enjoy a good dinner for 60 cents. Will serve from 11 :30 a. m. on. BIG BENEFIT DANCE AT Melrose Country Club SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 Everybody Welcome Roseburg Music Dr. Harrison Folk. Chiropractor lectronlo and Xlectro-Theraphy 417 Perkins Bldl. Phone 41 ' At Brand's ROAD 8TAND Pacific Highway 4 mile north Open Evening SPECIAL Parked extra fancy Jonathan apples ready to ship $1.65, and all grades down to 40c a bush el for cookers. Other varieties at car lo! market prices. Whole sale and retail. PEARS: de Anjou OVERLAND GRAPES: Tokay Malagas. Black Prince Sweet Juice Grapes. 40 lb. ; Jelly Grape 3c lb. APPLES: Jonathan Splltenherg Newtowns Rome, Beauty Cooker QRAPE JUICE: Order taken for fresh grape juice. Bring container. Dr. Rupert A. Moon leetro-Chlropracter 1 Nerve and Spin Specialist 334 Parkin Bldf. Phon S54 SANDY! VODKA 18 A KILLER. MOSCOW, Oct. 10 Eight death In the Moscow district this week are attributed to excessive Indul gence in the newly legalized forty per cent vodka, and a movement against the new law has already been started In some quarters. t " NW TOD AY " t WANTED Truck ' to hsul 12 tier of wood. Phone 335-R. FOR SALE Cabbage, any amount. R. A. Boyer. Dillard. FOR RENT Up to date furniiihed apartment, garage. 428 Pltzer. FOR RENT 65 acres T"ln Clover dale Addition. Call 320 W. Cass or Phone 1H0-J. FOR RENT A garage at 243 South Main. Only 2.50 a month. Call 474-JI. FOR SALE Nearly new rugs; new mattress; day bed. 318 W. Wash ington Su FOR SALE Baby" busgyrandsul ky, bath table, Jumper, In good condition. Phone 234-L. FOR" ALE Low pitch Buffet clarinet, complete with case and music stand. Phone 1X9J. Will SALE-tJprlgbi I li. p. steam engine In good shape. C. II. Wood, Melrose, Ore. FOR RENfCood 6-room partly furnished house, close In. Call 320 W. Cass or phone 1S0-J. WANT EBYoung man. with fami ly, desires steady position. Ad dress C. B. Howard, Roseburg Auto Camp. THE BELLVIHW CU B will hold a cooked food sale Saturday, Oc tober 24. Place to be announced later. FOR RENT OneTsirrootn-house, modern, close in. One four-room apartment, new and modern. Phone 89-J. BLOCK WOOD, 2 Her of pjue and 8 tier of niaplo and ash, $2.25 per tier on the ground. 6 miles west. Phone 8F2. FOH"l3ALEEnKllsh pointer, thor oughly trained, Al retriever. Al so Winchester pump shot gun. Inquire 1202 West First street. FOR RENT Nicely furnished suit of housekeeping rooms, mo. tern ; convenience. Adults only. Phone , 469 L. Call between 6 and p. m. LOST Leather jacket coat, on, Dlxonville road. Finder please leave at News-Review or L. W. ! Mettger's. Reward. Oscar Hub-! bard. j WANT EDl'nfurnished or partly furnished room. Phone 492-J. j GOOD APPLE wood, heater or i cook stove. 16-Inch, $3. Box 150, News Review. FOR RENT Furnished eight room house, modem witb 3 gar ages. Reasonable. Also S-room unrurnlshed house. Phone 70-J or call 622 1st Ave., N. FOR SALE Three large lots. Six room plastered house. Paving all paid. Two blocks from Jackson St. For particulars address L. M.. care Newa-Itevlew. FOR SALE 5-room plastered .-en), dence, bath, basement. Two big lots, fine location. $1900, easy terms. L. O. Maddux. 620 N. Jackson. FOR 8 A LK 3 houMstTSMiheTTs street. 2 farms for rent. 3 small farms to trade for house's. Other houses and farms. I give bar gains. C. Merrill, 504 Mill St. FOR LEASE- Eleven Hcivs wTil improved on main road four miles from town. Come In. will tell you all about It. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass SlreeL Ilione 219. FOR SALEOno Wood Brothers thresher, size 21x36. In first class running condition. Also one John leere double-roll tractor disc. See at Geo. Cooper place, two miles west of Melrose. Write E. L. Hosklns. Klrby, Ore. WANTED; GROWN" l'PSAl grownups, men and women not now attending any Sunday school are Invited to attend Hr. Louis Albert Racks' Bible history class at First Methodist Church. Sun day morning at 9:45. Age limits, twenty-five to one hundred. Al H?'N T 8" WAN T E 1 i-Dl s t fi ct rep resentatlves and local agenis. men and women, by large msnu facturer, sell direct to consumer patented Nopulout shirts. Liners! commission. Many agents making $15.00 dally. Samples free, llext seller on market Nopulout Shirt Co., Box , Hatlelon. Pa. MALE HT:T.'P WANTEiiTlaTi wanted (city or country) old es tabllMhed company will pupply capital and start you In your own permanent business selling nec essities iieople must buy every day. Experience unnecessary. Write MrConnon Co., Faciei)' 295, Winona. Minn. WHACK Eli HfH i'7'HICKTN TW III health compels this man to sell )ls relinquishment for lit;:, cash. Just think of this, To acres of pood land: one acre fine garden land: all fenced; a rive room new log house worth double the price asked: house all ceil etl, Includes stove, bed. cupbesr.i. fine well at door; chicken house: new drag saw; Practically all fenced with woven wl.e; some fine heavy saw timber. Evetv thing goes for $325 rash, mv rence Agency. 125 Cass Strevt. Phone 219. THE" IlOI,B" OP" kTe'RV RED BLOODED AMIJlCAN- ls to !.. Independent. Here Is a real chance for one of yon: 63 am on main road near school; acres sandy river bottom km. I under cultivation: no belter In Oregon: all new fences: good 3 room house furnished: I barm: full feed: chick. Q house; wo.nI sheil spring water piped In; wa ter to Irrlgale garden; team, har ness, w agon, all tools and inn. I. ments: big crop grain and h:iy. 120 chickens: 2 good rasi; heifer: 15 tier wood: clear title to everythl-ig for thirty-one hundred. Some terms. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street, phote o Charter No. 93 REPORT OF The Umpqua Valley Bank Roseburg in the Stat of Oregon, at Close of Business September 28,925. RESOURCES I Loans and discounts. Including items 29 and 30, II any Overdrafts secured and unsecured . U. H. government securities owned, Including those shown in Items 30 and 35. If any Oilier bonds, warrants and securities. Including foreign government, state, municipal, corporation, etc.. In cluding those shown In Items i. Stocks, securities, claims, liens, Furniture and fixtures lab) Cash on hand In vault and and trust companies designated and approved re-, serve agents of this bank . Exchanges for clearing house and Items on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting batik. and other cash Items . Total cash and due from banks, items 8. 9. 10 and 11 1138.675.11 Total , LIABILITIES. 16. Capital stock paid In , ..( 17. Surplus fund . 18. (a) Undivided profits s -. $8,053.10 till Ia'hs current expenses, interest and taxes paid 4,756.55 DEMAND DEPOSITS, oilier than banks, subject to reserve: 23.. Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits ' due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds v - 24. Demand certificates of deposit outstanding 25. Cashier's checks of this bank . demand .. Tola! of demand deposits, subject to reserve, items 23. 24, 25, 26 $481,622.69 TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reserve and payable on demand or subject to notice: 27. Time certificates of deiosIt outstanding Totul of time and savings deposits payable n de- maud or subject to notice, items 27 and 28, $175,834.91 Total State of Oregon, County of Douglas, ss. I, J. M. Throne, cashier of swear that the abovo statement Is and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of October, 1J25. I MAXINK SYKE.S, Notary Public for Oregon. Mv commission expires June 26, 1928. (Notarial Seal DEPENDABLE PROPERTY PROTECTION The value of your insurance pro tection is measured by the reli ability of the company back or It. This agency represents only well kuown and proven com panies, offering every needed form of insurance protection. eiwmr si ns DANCING RAINBOW GARDENS SAT. NITE ANOTHER STOVE HAS BEEN DDED' A BIG TOWN HOP Music by those SWANEE SERENADERS e IT'S A JITNEY Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldfl. Roseburg, Or. Phon SS W BARBER? Come over and get a clean shave, a neat haircut or a bath uptown prices after October19. QOLDEN RULE BARBER SHOP r.tIO N. Jnckson St. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR . OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of O lasses lit Jackson St Last Time Tonite "THE MAD WHIRL" With May McAvoy A Universal Jewel Feature "Sailer Pap" Feature Comedy 10c News 15c .STARTS TOMORROW Johnny Hines The Live Wire' The Big Comedy Show Exclusive First Run Pictures I Reserve District No. 12 CONDITION' OF -. rediscounts shown In 1455.061.21 none . 23,695.00 30 and 35, if any judgments, etc 133.100.00 7.822.83 Z.3UU.00 due from banks, bankers 133,320.09 5,339.62 1540 ..S760.654.16 ,000.00 ,000.00 3,296.65 766.18 042.50 outstanding payable on olher than bank deposit 2.714.01 173.S3I.91 ..$760,654.15 the above namrgl bank, do BOletnnly true to the heat of my knowledge J. M. THRONE, Cashier. CORRECT Attest B. W. STRONG, ROLAND AGEE, A. E. KENT. Directors. Men' suits cieaneu ana pressed, $1.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phon 471 The Best Policy Is to keep well Insured. It 1 too late to Insure after the loss occurs. You will appre ciate the service rendered by our agency. We write all line of tire and automobile Insurance, G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Can St Phone 417 TONIGHT ONLY Not a Motion Picture Plenty Good Seats Left H GCLDCH HE WAY I THAT BR0XE HE V0RLIS 3TlAnS IiraTCTA AND NIAS1T 2YUEf CHICAGO Cast Includes: Mrs. Franit Bacon, Thos. Jefferson, Bessie Bacon. Prices S2.00, St. 50, 11.00, 50c, Plu Tax DOORS OPEN 7:30 P. M. PERFORMANCE 8:30 P. M. Antlers Theatre Starts Wednesday Harold Uoyi fa Freshman Harold Ucyxi Corf. ff ilsli I' . ,1! r r& a WINCHTU SMITH I ! 1 a 5 A REAL VALUE These shirts are made of light weight flan nel in the very newest patterns they are popular for business as well as sport wear. A real. Value at I IB I i I $1.95 Duds for Men, Inc. QUINE BROTHERS , The hojne of Hart Schaifner & Marx Clothes Fresh sea fooa a: Wlard Delicatessen. vosuurg'd and AUCTIONS We sell anything and everything you have to offer and get the high dollar. See me for dates. M. C. RADABAUGH 530 N. Pine St CRISPETTES Delicious Candy Coated Pop Corn. Home Made Candies at THE CRISPETTE SHOP ' 564 N Jackson St Crlspettes can be found at Story lies', Umpqua Hotel; T. J. Hrown, 104 Cass street; Al Creech, opposite S. P. Wepot SUNDAY You've Never Seen The Charleston Done the y of me iggl for wwr-v fcfe 10c ANTLERS 25c CHRYSANTHEMUM GROWERS ATTENTION! The annual chrysanthemum show is again being sponsored by the Henson P. T. A., amd will be held Wednesday, November 11. Cash prises will be -offered. A cooked rood sale will also be held in con nection with the show. The loca tion will be announced later. COMMITTEE. MONDAY way they do it in ONTA BELLAS fcJjs' 2Azuprrrs m TOM MOORE ULY AN TASHMAN, Added Attraction - ANN PENNINGTON Frm it, tfrr Hrmtt" ADt-LA ROGERS ST. JOHNS Aitfitd if Alira D. a Millw ET I HETI More dazzling beauties than you've ewer arm oeore on the scram. totn rh f.u-n. ring new dance that has the whole world by the heels! You'll be thrilled by this colorful picture that brings gay Broadway to you t The true life star ot a glrlie-girlic sbow, and of bet happiness and love