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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1925. EIGHT ilfH'riffttari Prices to Attract! GET OUR PRICES Fall Coats So alluring are the values to be had now, that we can assure you there will be no comparison. ' We have a standard of quality that must be in every garment. You will find, as always, it pays to trade here. Better Berrlce Better Divorce GranUd ' A divorce waa granted yesterday i. i. . w . . i tn Emily I. Maddox from Woodson , Maddox. Cruel and Inhuman treat-1 FREE!,: With Every Tube of Klenzo Shaving Cream We will give You ABSOLUTELY FREE one Gillette Safety Razor Regular price of Klenzo Cream 50c On Sale this week at 39c NATHAN FULLERTON REXALL STORE Parkins Blag. ' The Liberty Theatre TON1TE AND THURSDAY "The Adventurous Sex" A tale of girls with "broadcasting eyes" and youth's frantic search for thrills and new adventures in the wildwood of life I Starring CLARA BOW With ' Herbert Rawlinson, Earl Williams, Harry T. Morey 10c Fables and Topics and Pacemakers 15c . Pumps New Styles 8hswn Here Flret Merchandise Intent was alleged. Mrs. Maddox ' swarded $25 per month for the support of the child. She Jted hy Attorney R, B. fomptnn. Cits Street VOTE ON NAME FOR ATHLETIC FIELD ASKED (Continued from page 1.) known. Donsld Hunt was a true, spirited athlete. A clean sportsman throughout. He partlcfpatt-d In the various athletic endeavors of the Roseburg high school with credit to himself and to his school. He was a star plsyer In every sport, fighting for the school to the point of exhaustion, always willing to forget Individual honors in his ef forts to bring victory to his school, Just as be bad, entered college and was alaniiing on the threshold of a brilliant caeer he was accidentally killed by the discharge of a gun which he was cleaning. Horner Field Is proposed In recognition of the services of Dr. J. B. Horner, now dean In history at the Oregon Agricultural college. Mr. Horner claims the distinction of having established the public school system in Roseburg. He was one of the earliest principals in the Roseburg schools and was one of the pioneers In the educational field In this vicinity. The school board has hesitated to choose a name for the new field. There are so many persons deserving of honor, so many names which would prove suitable, that the school board has passed the responsibility on. It was thought best that the older students of the school, the alumni and those who hare gone through the school's ex periences, should be given the right to choose the name, and con sequently this policy has been adopted. Ail former aludents and gradu ates have the privilege of expres sing their choice of names. Any preference should be made known to City Superintendent M. 8. Hamm before Saturday of this DEPENDABLE PROPERTY PROTECTION The value of your Insurance pro tection Is measured by the reli ability of the company back of It Thia agency represents only well known and proven com panies, offering every needed form of Insurance protection. AUCTIONS We sell anything and everything you have to offer and get the high dollar. 8ee me for dates. M. C. RADABAUQH 530 N. Pine 8t Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bids. Roes burg, Ore, Phone St. vwoZ8 BARBER? Come over and get a clean shave, a neat haircut or a bath uptown prices after October 19. SOLD EN RULE BARBER 8HOP (60 N. Jackson St. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Olasaea 116 Jackson 8L Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Beetroslo and Hsctro-Theraphy 41 T Perkins Ride Panne tl At Brand's ROAD STAND Pacific Highway 4 miles north' Open Evenlnga SPECIAL: Packed extra fancy Jonathan apples ready to ship S1.S5. and all grades down to 40c a bush el for cookers. Other varieties at car-lot market prices. Whole sale and retail. PEARS: de Anjou t OVERLAND GRAPES: Tokaya Malagas. Rlack Prince Sweet Juice Grapes. 4e lb. Jelly U rapes 3c lb. APPLES: Jonathan Spltsenberi Newtowna Rome Beauty Cookers QRAPC JUICE: Order taken for fresh grape Juice. Bring containers. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist, IH Perklas Bids. Phone 154 SANDY! ATTENTION, MOOSE !) . 4 Regular meeting Wednes- day, October 14th. Matters of 4 importance to every member to be considered. Be' present. DICTATOR. ' 4 4 ATTENTION, ARTISANS Initiation Thursday evening, 4 j Oct 16th. followed by Hard Times party given by White Side. Refreshments. All Arti- sans requested to be there. ' week, as the balloting will be clos ed at that time, and the name hav ing the highest number of votes selected. Heat with gas. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING CLASS MEETS TOMORROW The class In dressmaking and millinery Instituted by the board of vocational training, will meet at the high school tomorrow after noon at 2:30. All women inter ested In taking the course, which will continue for six weeks, are Invited to be present at the meet ing. The class will be in charge of Miss Bess ChappelL instructor in home economics. One lesson will be given each week, each les son requiring three hours. The time for the classes will be worked out later. o CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness extended to us during our great sorrow, alBO for the beautiful floral offerings. R. S. Ingram and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ingram ' and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ingram and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson. Bring your wile and children to the chicken dinner at the armory Saturday, Oct 24th. A big meal for a little price. GRAND BARBER SHOP ANNOUNCES NEW IMPROVEMENTS Fred Miller of the Grand Hotel barber shop today announced the sale of a half interest In his busi ness to M. C. Encllcott, formerly of Creswell. Mr. Endicott will be here In a few days to take an active part In the business. The company has leased the remainder of the room In which the shop Is located and Is preparing to make several Improvements. A new entrance will be rut In from Rose street and a waiting room for ladies will be built. A special department for marcelling will be established, anil Ray Buell will operate a chair where appointments may be made. Heat with gas. RIVERSIDE AND ELKTON STREETS NAMED AS ROADS Cedar and Chestnut streets In Riverside Addition, lying Just north of Itosehurg, werte 'adopted yester day by the county court as county roads. The realiliits of the addi tion have been trying for some time to secure recognition these streets as county roods In order that help In maintaining them might be secured. The county court Is prevented hy law from placing niGney on streets, hut can adnjt streets as county Toads when found advisable. The Improve menf of these two roads will bo of great benefit to the ' people of Itiverslde. The court has also adopted First and Second streets In Elkton as county roads. WARNING Hunters must keep off my pre mises. No shooting allowed. O. F. CASTLE, Owner. BENEFIT DANCE FOR BAND TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY Considerable Interest Is being shown In the benefit dance to he given on Friday, October 18 at the Armory by the Roseburg Muslr Teachers' association. All proceeds of the dance are to be given to the Douglas County Concert Hand to I help the musicians In defraying j their heavy expenses. The muslr .teachers of the city have taken an ! active Interest In the band's activ ities and are now helping In the financial outlay. The band has a jsmall Income, while Its expense (for music, director and other din iburaements Is heavy. It la hoped Ithat the residents of the city. whi i have been liberally entertained by jlhe band during the summer, will give their aid taathe band through the benefit dance on Friday. BARNUM NOT ALLOWED TO DISMANTLE HIS RAILWAY (AMnrlatnt lTM lMnl Wtr.) MEDFORI). Ore.. Oct. 14 -Clr cull Judge Charles M. Thorns thin mornl'ig sustained the demu.n-r jOf the cities of Medford and Jsi aonvllle against W. B, Rarnum ami ItheMedford Coast altllwsy ami , continued the temporary Injunction agalnrt the dlsmantallng of th i railroad until after the public r tire commission hearings at the , oil y hall here tomorrow. The demurrera held that the rlr I cult court had no Jurisdiction In Hie ra. the court sustaining this con tention. 1 We will give you s delirious and satisfying dinner at the armory on Saturday. Oct. J4th. tllve- by the 1 1 ladles oi HI. Joseph s church. NW TODAY I FOR SALE Coat and hat for girl about 13. Phone 4M-R. FO R RENT Three-room modern apartment. 814 Mill street. foil SALE Few tons of good hay. ( all 320 WCass or phone ISO-J. FOR RENT 8-room modern houxe; j garage. Price 920. Inquire Rico a nice. I HOMETLaUNDRY Washing, Iron ing, done promptly. 929 Win chester. Will call for and return bundles. WANTKIJTo rent slock farm. MUHt be equipped. Best of' refer ences. B. Uladwell, lit. 1. Box 37, Roseburg. FOl'ND West of I'mpqua, license plate and talllighL Owner can have same by paying for this ad. News-Review. WANTED Temporary or perina nent position by experienced ' stenographer. Address M. J., care News-iteview. FOfTSALE CIIEAPmT FoTdTu dor sedan. Looks and runs like new. Lots of extras. Phone 222-J, or call 41S 8. Pine. . THE LADIES of the W.R. C. will serve a chicken dinner In the armory dining room on FYlday. Oct. 16, from eleven thirty to one. WANTED By a refined woman past 4V, a position; preference, companion and assistant to "Mother." Address "A Daughter," care News-Review. V, FOR RENT Broom house partly furnished. Close in. Also house and garnge In Edenbower. Call at 320 West Cass St., or phone 1S0-J. WANTED FOR CASH 1S23-1924-1925 Ford touring or roadsters. MATHEWS MOTOR-X -CHANGE By theCity Hall HOME OWNERS-bo you need ready cash? If you own your home and need linmed'late funds we can give you prompt service. I'mpqua Savings and Loan As sociation. WANT EDOne or two lady room- ers. Fine room, home privileges, j 110 per month for room, or SO cents a day for room and board. 9J5Cobb St. j FOR S7LE 3i) pTymouth Rock ' hens one and 3 years old. Price I 11.25 each In small lota. Mrs. 0. 1 C. Houser, 21 ml. west of Rose-j burg. ! TYPEWRITER FOR SALE A good Underwood typewriter for sale. Late machine, had little use. Phone tonight only 6-8 p. m. Room 4U8, Grand hotel. FT) iTRENTATtractive apartment, 3 rooms; close In. Electric range. lsundrv trava. Hot water and 1 electricity, heat and nhone fur - nished. Adults only. Phone 42-J. COME ON. KIDDIRS Shetland ponies for the children to ride. 3 times around the ring for 10 cents. Circus grounds below the Benson school. Here till Sunday night. Children up to 15 can ride. 5d PER" DAY INCOME A wood proposition; 140 acrea of heavy timber on main road near town; good house; barn; fine water supply; Fordson tractor; full aet tools; cash wood contract on ' hand; owner must go on account of sickness. Eight hundred and fifty dollars takes everything; possession at' once. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street Phone 219. i A FLOOR Hero is 5 acres of lovl ! bottom land tinder cultivation on 1 main road Just off pavement; 3 miles from town; once sold for1 . six hundred dollars per acre. I i can give you clear title to the i whole business for two hundred I and yfty dollars. If you want a i ljiwrence Agency, 125 Cass ! Street.' Phone 219. 1 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR ; ANNOUNCEMENTS Right now la the time to place I your order for Christmas and New Year announcements. Our new line has- just arrived. Ordera given now need not be paid for until de livery before Christmas. Call and let us have your order early so we can have ample time before the holiday rush. News-Review Exclus ive Job Printing Department Cook with gaa. INTKIK'I.ASS OONTKSTS IIKl.D. The second and third Interclass contests were staged yesterday. .the seniors taking first In both. In the reading contest Audrey I Weatherford was first, Jessie I ItllMia, Junior, second and Dallas Colby, freshman, third. In the jlmpromtu speaking contest Mvr jtle Weatherford. senior was first: ' I Kenneth Claek. junior, second and I Stanley Kidder, freshman and Vera MoCllnlock, sophomore, tied for third place. - Terminal beauty rtxoo, phone 68J. i WEDNESDAY'S COAST SCORES. At Seattle 10; Portland 8. At Ran Francisco 4: Oakland C. At Sacramento 8: Salt Lake 4. At Los Angelea S; Vernon 1. DAILY WEA1HE4) REPORT I). H Weatner Rurcaa. local of flee. Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours n.Sig 5 a m. Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday US lowest temperature last night 84 Precipitation last SI hours 0 Total precip. ajnee first month .OS Normal precip. for this month 161 T-rt m 1 nriMln fmn Qunl 1 1925. lo date Average precip. from Sept t, 177 115 Total excess from SepL 1, 1935 4 j Average precipitation for 41 wet seasons. (September to I May. Inclusive) ! 31.41 j . Fair tonight and Thursday; , WM. DKLL, Meteorologist I KIWANISCLUB MEETING FEATURED BY FINE ADDRESSES The Kiwanls club held a very Interesting meeting yesterday. A fine program was presented open ed by a vocal solo by Hon. H. A. Canaday. accompanied at the pia no by Misa Lucille Sapplngton. Lloyd L. Crocker spoke briefly on the subject of establishing an aviation field in or near the city. The field. It was pointed out, will lie necessary If Roseburg Is to be benefited by the air mall service and the forest service air patrol work. Although nothing definite has yet been done, Mr. Crocker stated that the residents -of the city must give the proposition serious consideration. Walter Fisher gave a very con structive talk'on Kiwanls organi sation. The address took up the Kiwanls constitution and the aim and ideals of the organisation. Rev. II. L. Caldwell was ac cepted a a new member of the club. W. C. Harding, president of the club, appointed committees to visit the local schools. - COUNTRY FAIR DANCE ANLAUF SATURDAY NIGHT Music by the HOOT OWLS Games Fun . Dancing ' BE THERE! The Best Policy Is to keep wll Insured. It Is too late to insure after the lose occurs. Too will appre ciate the service rendered by our agency. We write all lines of tire and automobile Insurance. C W. YOUNG SON , INSURANCE 116 Case St' Phone 417 1 1 DANCING RAINBOW - .GARDENS WEDNESDAY NITE IT'S WARM THERE, All the Latest Fox Trots and Dreamy Waltzes By those 8WANEE 8ERENADERS IT'S A JITNEY SWI5lAlrIV,W',Wll.lliwi ! Harvest Dance! Glide Grange Hall Saturday, October 17 I Ladies Bring Lunch Dance at Tiller WITH . .. Chicken Supper Saturday Night, October 17 GOOD MUSIC A regular good time for every body. Don't miss this dance. TONITE THURSDAY A Parameun) Feature "ARE PARENTS PEOPLE" With Adolphe Menjou, Betty Bron s4s Florence Vlder FEATURE COMEDY 1 J WORLD NEWS Exclusive First Run Pictures Only 10c 15c" BUY THE ZENITH ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE Mechanism of the Highest Quality. - Easy to operate. A demonstration will prove the Zenith' the fastest Washer. - Phone 25 ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE GO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS BENEFIT DANCE FOR Douglas County Concert Band Sponsored by Roseburg Musie Teachsre . Friday, October 16th ARMORY Be Among Those Present. . WANTED! CANNING APPLES ALSO QUINCE Umpqua Valley Canning Co. Phone 525 ELKS DANCE and CARD PARTY THURSDAY EVENING ' October 15, 1925 - -GOOD MUSIC- NOW -ALL THE WAY TO THE GOAL POST AMD r.At ES OF Cheers, then Jeers. 0f the ball, he was s?niDUBlilV iww . Poor Harold! Who had been based to death, raised to distraction, fighting bis last stand to be a college herol Mirth' Joy! Oladneas! And something els that weep ou off your Iwt with ( enjoyment! ( Harold Ucyd I Eveninis 25c 50c ANTLERS Roseburg, Oregon SHOWING Also Thursday Friday Saturday 1U CARRIED ... LAUGHTER! .; reeted Mm ! : Instead carrying the hat of an freshman A M Pture (V) Harold IM Cora Matinees FrL. Sat. 15c 35c o