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Eight ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1925. Prices to GET OUR 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. . Samf'ftundard a ff(V Better Service Better GOV. PIERCE MAKES TWO APPOINTMENTS (lnUM r-naa LMMd Win.) - SALEM, Ore., Oct. 16. W. W. Hoover of Fossil was today ap pointed by Governor Plrroe as county Judge of Wheeler county to succeed the late Judge O. O. But ter, who died yesterday at The I)alles. Hoover was formerly WANTED! CANNING APPLES ALSO QUINCE Umpqua Valley Phone 525 BENEFIT DANCE FOR Douglas County Concert Band Sponsored by Roseburg Musle Teacher TOMORROW ARMORY Be Among Those Present The Liberty Theatre Last Time Tonight "The Adventurous Sex" A tale of girls with "broadcasting eyes" and youth's frantic arch 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 Attract! PRICES Pumps New Style Shown Hsrs First Merchandise Wheeler county Judge. Governor Pierce today appointed J. C. Stevens, of Portland, aa a member of the state board of high er curricula to succeed Rev. Jonas n. Wise, who has removed froftv Portland east. Stevens la mem ber of the firm of Stevens , vi Koon, consulting engineers, ahd. il a graduate of the University of J" braaka. i,' Canning Co. Rbseburg, Oregon EUBEfiE RESENTS TODD'S BKIfJfi IN DOVERY CASE (JUmtatod Pna Us4 Vita ) EUGENE. Ore.. Oct 15. Em phatic disapproval of A. Ruric Todd, deponed mayor of Kelso, Wuh, and his proposed mass meeting at the Eugene armory to night baa been Yolce"d by Mayor B. B. Parka of tbia city. . "1 am against anything of this kind," Mayor Parka Mid. "I can not aay that an address by Todd on the aubject of the Dovery mur der will be of any benefit to the cltiiens of Eugene. What be ex pacta to gain by coming here la be yond my comprehension. It la Kel so'a fight, and It should, stay there. Todd, when questioned directly as to his purpose here, said: "This is Dovery's home town and I want to awaken public sentiment to the true situation. The news paper stories have been colored by correspondents and were 'not true accounts." Todd la contradicting the holdup theory In the Dovery murder case, and declares that Luke S. May, Be atUe criminologist. Is bungling the case. Todd stated yesterday that ef- fort, wnnlil ha mA.ia m roi ctur. ' nee Darrow or some other lawyer! of equal prominence to handle the case as soon as bis Investigations I were completed. KELSO, Wash., Oct. 15. She riff Clark Btudebaker said today that Mlsa Vllda Russell, who was DEPENDABLE PROPERTY PROTECTION The value of your Insurance pro tection la measured by the reli ability of the company back of It This agency represents only well known and proven com panies, offering every needed form of Insurance protection. AUCTIONS We aell anything and everything you have"o offer and get the high dollar. See me for dates. MX C. RADABAUQH 6J0 N. Pine St Dr. H. C Church , , OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bid Roseburs, Ore, Phone M. Tour' BARBER? Come over and get a clean shave, a neat haircut or a bath uptown price! after October 19. GOLDEN RULE BARBER 8H0P 660 N. Jackson St. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Olaasee Ut Jackson 8L Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor i Beetroalo sad Xlectro-Theraphy 41T ParkJas Bids. Phone an At Brand's ROAD STAND I Pacific Highway 4 miles north Open Evenings SPECIAL: ! Packed eatra fancy Jonathan apples ready to ahip II 66. and ;all grades down to 40c a bush-i el for cookers. Other varieties at car-lot market prices. Whole sale and retail. PEARS: de Anjou OVERLAND GRAPES: ; Tokays Malagas. , ) Black Prince Sweet Juice Grapes,' . , it. ; Jelly Grapes ie lb. APPLES: Jonathan ' Spltsenberg ' Newtowns Rome Beauty Cookera , QRAPE JUICE: - Orders takeni for fresh grape Juice , Bring contalneta. Dr. Rupert A. Moon lleetre-Chlreprector Nerve anS Solas tpeelallat 114 Perkins Bids. Phone IM SANDY! I lEEDFINEO . COL REEO FINED Col Reed, arrested Monday night charged with possession v of Intoxicating liquor, waa fined $20 (land given 30 days In Jail by City Recorder R. L. Whipple this morning. Reed baa been a frequent offender and has been In the city court twice In the lust few months. Hn will probably be transfer- e red to the county jail to serve out his Imprisonment, and If work can be found for blm will be made a member of the county'a road crew. . NOTICE e There will be a sneclal meet- e Ing of the Douglas County Council of the P. T. A. at the high school on Saturday, Oct. J7. at 2 p. m. Klection of off). e Cera and other Important bul- 'ness. 4 NOTICE TO MEMBERS. - Of Business and Profession- e al Women's Club. A busi- e ness and social meeting will be held, Friday evening. Oc- lober 16th. at the Helnlln A Conservatory. Revision of con- "Itutlon aod by-laws. All members reqUe,ted to Attend. J KO B. Parrott will give w a snort lantern talk on ber European experiences. ' brought here from Portland - as a witness In the Dovery murder case, "knows considerable about the actions of the persons accus ed of the murder." Further than that the sheriff would make no statement. Mlsa Russell had ne ver been In Kelso previous to the time she was brought here as a witness, so far as officials know. W. C. T. U. MEETING Oil FRIDAY. DCT. 16 A fine program has been arrang ed for the 30(h annual convention of the Douglas County W. C. T. U. to be held on Friday, October 15, lit the Presbyterian church. The pro gram opens at 9:45 on Friday morning with Mrs. A. C. Maraters, county president, In the chair. Mrs. M;x Klmmell, staff president, nnd Mrs. Ada Jolley, .-tato correspond ing secretary, will be the chief speakers of the convention. Re ports of various committees and of. : fleers will be received during the i morning hour. A luncheon will' be served at I noon and short talks will be made I by a number of speakers. orverai auuresstw win oe matte In the afternoon. Interspersed with a musical program. There will be a duet by .Misses Marlon Nichols and Lucille Lennox and a vocal solo by Mrs. M. 8. Hnmm. At the evening program the sll- ver and gold medal reading con ! testa will be held together with other Interesting entertainment. ! The musical program will con- I slat of a baritone solo by Hon. 11. ' A r,n.J. Ul.. f ....111. L' ...... : ton, accompanist; vocal solos Mrs. B. R. West. Miss Sapplngton, ac companist; saxaphone solo by Wal ter Germain; vocal solo, Mrs. Mary Meyers. Miss Vernlta Kohlhagen, accompanist; vocal solo, Frank Rogers. TO RETURN FOR IE! Mrs. Alice Wilson Psrham, Inter denominational evangelist, who held a series of revival meetings at the gospel tent on Washington and Rose st-eets recently, has ac cepted an Invitation to return to Koarbuig anil will open aiioth.-r series of meetings on Sunday even Ing, according to an announcement made this morning by Rev. L. V. Rurror. Mrs. Parham'a meetings attract ed so much Interest that several hundred requests have been made I for her return. Rev. Burror says, j She has recently conducted a very successful csmpalgn at Corvallls, I and having an open date waa sval. I able for another meeting in Kose i burg. I The large tent In whli the I meetings have been held has bn I secured for a longur length of I time. A stove has been insisllnl j to keep It warm and comfortable Meetings will be held every iilshl for the ensuing two weeks. DANCE OLALLA HALL SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 17 COOO MUSIC :!..7P?AY.w J 'in. OAl.r. iruroc jersey sow ana boar. Also pig. Phone 14F12, PorSaLk -A Columbia bicycle, good condition. Phone 270-K. - FOR 8ALK-KoukI oak cook and block wood, 13.50 per tier. Phone 1 W. 23F34. -7 cords of dry, 4-foot E. ClingenpeeL Phone FOR SALE 2 large beautifully lo cated lota In Overlook Addition. Phone 152. - LOST One black gauntlet glove. Finder please return lo News Review office. FOR SALE Republic truck. 81 ton, cheap. It's ready to go. Rapp Bros. Phone 371. FOR TRADE Ford truck for "wood". Speak up quick If you want it. ltapp Bros. Phone 371. FOR SALE 14" head "of eatlle". ( heap If taken at once. Write C. C. Long, Melrose. Phone 10F21. ' WANTED Contract to make broccoli crates. Will take any sice contract. Address Box 85, Roseburg. IIAZAAK AND FOOD SALE Will be held by the L. A. to B. R. T. November 14, at McKean, Darby & Baldwin's store at a. m. COST Between Edefibbwer and Garden Valley, 83x6 Firestone cord tire and rim. Reward. Phone 368-J. FOR SALE Modern 6-rooni house, paved st. A fine home for 125U0. Terms. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jack son St. APPLE WOOD FOR SALE 16 inches long for stove or heater. 13 per tier delivered. Address Box 150, Care News-Review. PoirSAClJbr rent78 "acres-Ji miles out. House, barn and chick-1 en bouse. Price f2500. Terms. Chas. Kyes, 828 N. Jackson St. WANTED Work aa handy man. I Frescoing and painting. Furnl-: lure repaired. Phone 2021,1, W. : L. Greenough, or call at Young ' & Son's. I LOST NearpresayTeTian church or Antlers, theatre, a bill fold; containing driver's license and I car ownership card. Return to ! News-Review. j VOl'R CHANCE TO own a home oo easy payments. 6-room bouse, bath,- 60 ft. lot on paved street, garage, $2100. Small payment down, balance like rent Excel lent terms to reliable party. G. V. Young & Sou. Phone 417. SAY BOY. THIS IS SOME BU Two corner lots with good 4-room cottage. All street improvements; In best locatlou in town. Owner is non-resident and will take smal lamount for equity. Full purchase price $2100, easy terms. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. SAVE MONEY on your mortgage' loan by our monthly payment plan. Pay off the old mortgage with a new one. We have an In-1 stnllment loan plun which not ! only makes payment easy but effects a worth while saving to' the borrower. Umpqua Savings and Loan Association. Want to be "a gentleman ! FARMER? Here Is one chance. 240 acres 4 miles from Roseburg; i well fenced; spring water; sheep' barn. You can live In Roseburg and handle a nice bunch of sheep I on this place. Thirty-two hun dred dollars tnkes clear title to I It. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass! Street. Phone 219. YOU WILL L1KK THIS HOLSE 6 rooms and bath, garage. Lot payment and balance like rent Immediate possession. See this today. a. W. Young A Son. Phone 417. roll SALE OR trade-io-a: tract in Sec. 11, Tp. 30 8. R. W. House, barn and other Im provements. Some good garden and field land. Plenty of timber. Small creek thru place. At end 1 of road in good hunting country. Outrange. Will trade for small Improved place on highway or i, aell theap for cash. W. L.. Mc Aboy, Brockway, Oregon. ! y7hTm a vn e A 000 ii m er- i CHANT Bl'T A POOR RANCH- j ER Here la an opportunity to echange. I am offering my 1 double store resident service sta tion and fine s-cck of general merchandise, old established, sit uateU on highway, doing a fine business. Near church and school. I am offering everything 1 . at a low cash value for a stock ranch worth about $15,000. Sub- mil your proposition to Law-' renco Ageocy, 125 Cass Street i Phone 319. i j CHICAGO, Oct. 15. Antumn upturns In the price of potatoes have started several weeks earlier this season than usual. A report today by the t'nlted States bu reau of agricultural economics says this tituntlon Is largely due to light crop, to an early har vest In the northern states and to big early shipments. Pvetent conditions are almost exactly opposite to those which existed at the corresponding time last year because of a large crop of potatoes, then and heavy mar ket supplies. Aa a result, aarked northern white round potatoes, are bringing nearly 12.50 a bo shel wholesale In Chicago, com pared with 0 cents a bushel In 1914. STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR ! SALE. New Oregon, Pacific. Excelsior, and Gold Dollar varieties. 14.16 per 1000 during October. Exceptional ly good, from Inspected plants. Phone ISM. W. J. Meredith, Looking Glass. 75 teet by 140 feeL All street 1m- -A provementa. In good location. 'S rlJ n ' ' II 11 Well furnished. Price. Including S UllQ6 Ur3I1&6 11211 furniture, $3001). Without furnl-! lure. 12750. Reasonable rinwn'S IS (Aaoetatn! ha Vmmi Wirt.) NEW ORLEAN8. La., Oct. 15. The forty-eighth triennial con vention of the Episcopal church In the United States resumed Its session here todsy after having completed yesterdsy the most Im portant business before It the election of -Its first primate. The new primate, who now la the Most Rer. Gardner Murray, succeeds the present presiding bishop. The Mot Rev. Ethelbert Talbor, Bishop of Bethlehem, and will direct the executive and ad ministrative decision of the church as well aa occupying the orrlce of primate, which takes the place of the presiding hishop. Bishop Murray was elected on the fifteenth ballot after almost a fuy day of balloting by the House of Bishops, on a list of eight nominees, which were let ected Tuesday. Ilrown I ,oma In Court. NEW ORLEANS, La., Oct. 15. Federal Judge Louis H. Burns today dismissed for want of Juris diction the petition filed by the Right Rev. William Montgomery Ilrown of Gallon, Ohio, In which he sought to enjoin the House of iiisnops oi tne rroiesiam cpis i 1 p inurca irom aeposins; mm uuuuy ui n i . a i.ro a. Terminal beauty Shoo, phone J8t The Best Policy la to keep well Insured1. It li . too late to Insure after the loss occurs. Too will appre ciate the service rendered by our agency. We write all lines of fire and automobile insurance. C W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Case St. Phone 417 COUNTRY FAIR DANCE . ANLAUF SATURDAY NIGHT Music by the HOOT OWLS Games Fun Dancing BE THERE! STiIiIiWiIMM.T.TW.I.T.I.TtWI Harvest Dance! IS Saturday, October 17 ! gj j 3 "2 a Ladies Bring Lunch Dance at Tiller WITH Chicken Supper Saturday Night, - October 17 GOOD MUSIC A regular good time for every body. Don't mlsa this dance. Last Time Tonlte A Paramount "ARE PARENTS PEOPLE" With Adolphs Msnjou, Betty Bran eon, Florence Vider FEATURE COMEDY WORLD NEWS Exclusive First Run Pictures Only 10c aa a 15c I A Friendly Place to Bank A Bank where joa feel RIOMT AT HOME and where your busi ness U genuinely appreciated such la the atmosphere st the Rose burg National Bank. '. TheRosebmgNational Bank Rosebur,Ore. II Men Here Are Low Shoes YouH Be Proud to Wear 4 IE Over a half a century of quality and approved style J with a fitting service your feet can't forget. ! Ill C7 AA tO CA CIA -1 Roseburg Booterie III IRVI4 BRUNN- II III SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. IM PERKINS BLDO. ROSEBURO. OREOON NOW SHOWING 'My T W-Sr WHAT HE I ISj Tjy CARRIED GOALPOST -T . AMD ) 1 1 Cheers, then Jeers, greeted him! instead 1 ' Iff of the ball, be vms carrjmg .... 11 enthusiastic rooter! .: 1 1 If. P,r Harold! Who had been hated to II I I death, rmued (o distraction fighting nia . II last stand to be college lierol I I ! Harold uoya ! V, fteshmajs I 25c 50c imwmw0 .. ANTLERS x m P" usi . k. r.urs OF LAUGHTER! Matinees Fri, Sat 15c 35c
