ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1925.
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LIQUOR LAW VIOLATORS Lewis, of Seattle, by Justice Roe
PAY FINES AT MEOFORD today, for alleged possession of II
afEDFORD. Ore.. OcL 17. Fines !c,uor following their arrest early
totaling I.15U were assessed C. Wo : yesterday morning by State Of(l
Corniack, R. C. Grey and James I. cer T. A. Talent.
LIBERTY
Sunday Monday Tuesday
Irles Ray
Supported by
Charlie Murray and Betty Blythe
Said lloly Joe" to Percy:
"You look like the Spirit of Aspirin hunting for a Ieadachs"l
The Whole Town's WUd,
Simply WUd, Over "Percy"!
Have you met him yetT The milk fed youth whose "tenderfeet"
" carried him to strange adventures on the hot sands of Mexico and
' the hot lips of "Lollta," genuine Spanish senorlta direct from
. New Jersey. Have you met "Holy Joe,"' desert evangelist and
manipulator of the elusive acef
' You're missing a lot of fun, romance and thrills!
Oregon Newt
"ALICE'S WILD WEST SHOW"
The Best You Have Ever Seen
10c
eeS4)sj.4wsjsj4sji'tsj4SS tttt4s))
Liberty Theatre
Tonite Only Tonite
lllL ' Swish Zoom!
Itify " The New Star
ftHi8 GaHant HOr8C
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(10c
Webfoot Weekly
SUrting SujxJay--Cl)arIes Ray in "Percy"
ALICE WILSON IP A E HA M, E vasngelist
is returning to Roseburg for another series of Revival Meetings, starting Sunday, October 18th. This
will be delightful news to those who attended the splendid meetings held by her here recently.
co!szTc"2'' AT THE BIG TENT on Rose Street
THEATRE
and Comedy
25c
, ........
Packed with ,
Power
Bulging with
Laughs
Ablaze with
Thrills
Romance and
Saddle Leather!
The Open Range !t
and Comedy 15c
Return From Portland
Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Maehen, of
tbl city. returned home this
morning from Portland, where
they have been enjoying a several
days' visit with friends.
DEPENDABLE PROPERTV
PROTECTION
The value of your Insurance pro
tection is measured by the reli
ability of tbe company back
of IL
This agency represents only
well known and proven com
panies, offering .every needed
form of Insurance protection.
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MfflltC.I)M
DANCING
RAINBOW
GARDENS
TONIGHT
CHARLESTON
CONTEST
Music by Those
SWANEE 8ERENADERS
IT'S A JITNEY
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At Brand's
ROAD STAND
Pacific Highway 4 miles north'
Open Evenings
Packed extra fancy Jonathan
apples ready to ship II 65, 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
OVERLAND GRAPE8:
Tokaya
Malagas. j
Sweet Juice Grapes,
4c lb.
Jelly Grapes 3c lb. ',
APPLES: Jonathan i
Delicious '
Spllienberg ',
Newtowns .
Rom. beauty '
Gano
Arkansaa Hlack
Cookers '
ORAPE JUICE: Orders taken!
for fresh grape Juice.'
Bring containers.
N. B. Come and see the'
golden pheasants
Dr. H. C Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parkin lido. Roseburg, Or
Phone sa
yTr8 barber?
Come over and get a clean shave,
a neat haircut or a bath uptown
prices after October 1.
QOLOEN RULE BARBER SHOP
560 N. Jackson St.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In tbe fitting of
Olassea
111 Jackson 8L
AUCTIONS
We tell anything and everything
you have to offer and-get the
high dollar. See me for dates.
M. C. RADABAUQH
M0 N. Pine St
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
lwtro-Chlrepraetor
Nerra and Spin Specialist.
324 Perkins Bldg. Phono 164
SANDY!
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DALLES TRAGEDY
; (AswUtnl rm Uunt Wirt.)
I THE DALLES Ore., Oct. 17.
Two funerals, one, thut of the
girl, this afternoon, the other
that of the youth tomorrow, are
to be held Instead of a wedding,
as the result of the truglc ending
of the romance of Harold Sled
man and Cressa Crane. The coro
ner's Inquest last night develop
ed that the pair, who were found
'shot to death on a road four
miles' south of The Dalles yesler
jday, had planned to be married.
The girl had not changed her
mind, but would not marry until
' Stedman had saved some money
and provided some furniture for
a home. The Jury', verdict was
that the girl came to her death
from gunshot wound inflicted by
Stedman, and that he had died
from a snlf-lnfiicted wound. The
youth was also known by the
i name of Steel.
1 It was brought out At the In
quest that the note in the girl's
purse, regarding notification of
her father In rase'of accident, was
not put there by her through fear
Of Stedman, hut was written ly
I her father. She had driven Sled
mans car a number of times, and
I waa an Inexperienced driver, and
her father feared she might meet
j with an accident.
County Engineer Floyd Frear
and County Surveyon II. L. Epp-
Istnin returned last night from ,
; mlh ltlver, where they have
been tentatively locating the!
' route for the proposed road tip
Ihe stream. The residents of the'
Hmith Klver community propose!
to form a large district, Including '
the entire watershed and to build '
a small section 'of road each year (
.until the entire US-mile stretch Is
I completed. Several tentative lo-1
cations have been susgci'ierf tml I
a written report of the findings
j will he placed before die court.
Roughly estimated the cost of .
the proposed road will be around
; $256,000, the county engineer .
jHuys. This, of course is only a
rough estimate as no actual sur- !
jvey has been run. Clearing, grail-'
ling and culverts, he estimates, '
h will amount to 3150, nun, gravel
: 362,500 and bridges f 14,000. i
j KIRK AT TUB NKIlll.tS HOMR
Fire starting from a flue pas-1
sing through a wonr.en partition ,
caused considerable damage at
Ihe home of Dr. H. It. Nerb.is
shortly after noon today. The ,
flue, where It entered the chlm- '
ney, parsed too near the wood in
thei partition, causing the boards
tn smolder. The fire burned up
between the partition and Hie
outer wall and had a good start
before It was discovered. Owing '
to the location of the btuxe It was'
hard to fleht and the fire de-
partmenl had considerable dim i
culty before getting It entirely !
out. The damuge is covered ly '
Insurance.
Men's suns cieenru ana pressed
11160. Roseburg Cleaners, phoni
473.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
CONDITIONS IMPROVE0
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17 A con
tinued Increase In employment dur
ing the month of September was
reported today by the bureau of
labor statistics nf the department
of labor as Indicating a "well de
fined upward trend' In employ,
ment that marks a favorable out
look for the country's manufactur
ing Industries. Karh of ihe twelve
groups of Industries as segregated
by the bureau shared In the em
ployment Increaseanf 1.5 per cent
In September as compared with
August, although the aggregate
earning of employes fell oft slhjlit
ly due to Labor day.
Compared with the same month
last year, the volume of employ
ment In September showed an in -crase
of T 7 per cent.
Bent With (a.
tNWTODAVI
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PIANO for rent. Phone 31F5.
FOR RENT Rooms, adults only;
heated. 213 North Stephens St.
Foil SALEShoie cook stove:
with large Iron reservoir. Price
17. At the L. C. Davis ranch near
Kelley's Korner.
FOR SALE Fir and mixed hard'
wood, price $3 to $3.25
Phone UK! 5. Milton Bros.
tier.
FOR RENT 3 apartments, 2 2-
room and one 3 rooms. Furnish-
eil. Lights and water furnished.
mil at 646 Pine St.
LOST Oil Garden Valley road, li
brary book, "Jerry Jo. Finder I
......... nnlll. 111,.. ..
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guson or return to city library.
jni-r.i lit luan vur monthly
payment plan makes loans eas;
to pay. See ns before placing
your loan, t'mpqua Savings and
Loan Association. I
Y(tr ARE WANTED at Dr. Louis WANTED High school boy 17 yrs.
Albert Banks' Bible class Metho- wants work evenings and Satur
dist chuich Sunday morning. days. Box 40, News-Review.
Main auditorium,
o'clock.
in lu.tg
FOR SALE 7-room income-bear-
ing furnished residence, close In,
large lot. Small payment down,
bamnce like rent. Mrs. L. O.
MaildUX. 520 N. jaCKSOn.
AGENTS WANTEliAmailng
large cash commiKitin-ia fnim.'
ducing beautiful 3.5 and (4.9S
measure made guaranteed shoes.
Actual samples furnished. Write
for your territory. Style Arch
HS00, Cincinnati.
MALE HLLP WANTED Man
wanted (city or country), old
established company will supply
capital ana start you in your own
permanent business selling nec
essities people must buy every
day. Experience unnecessary.
Write McCojnon & Co., Factory
295, Winona, Minn.
A 'SMALL HOME FOR A WISE
MAN $2250. New house, close
to Rose school, 4 rooms plaster
ed, bullt-ina, breakfast nook,
bath, large kitchen range goes,
combination garage and wood
shed, lawn and flowers $400
cash, balance easy. See It Sun
day. CallE. K. McLendon. 324 J.
AND VET YOU PAV RENT This
5-room modern house, bullt-ins.
screened porch, excellent light
fixtures, cement basement, gar
age, corner lot. both streets
paved, all assessments paid for
Bring $200 with you and move In.
Balance will surprise you. See It
Sunday, call E. K. McLendon, I
S2I-J. j
CUE!) CAR SPECIAL
Late model Maxwell coupe, only I
run 4000 miles, like new $775
1923 Illg Six Studa. Tour 950
Ijlte Ford Tour. 2,)0 '
Twin Six Packard, good con
dition 600
Wi' aie open Sundays and even-!
1 lngs.
CHRYSLER GARAGE
527 N. Jackson St. 1
AN APAKTMENT HOl'SE FOR A!
FARM Free living quarters for
your family, other apartments :
all rented for $fti month com
pletely furnished, situated In the '
heart of North Bend. Ore. Owner
has a good job he will throw In.
Wants small farm close to Ucse
burg up to $:."iiHI In trade, bal
ance easy. Write E. K. McLen
'don, Box 133. Roseburg.
IKrYOifWANf ITFtRNbfiT-!
ING7 Almost but not quite.
Here are b acres level bottom
land all under cultivation on best
rosd In county; 2) miles from
i town, offered, for two hundred
and fifty dollars. It would be a
! snap at a thousand as an Invest
ment. Man In trouble. Must sell
now. SeO Lawrence Agency, 125
Cass Street. Phone 21V
VGENTS WANTED Dandy Andy,
the great new work shirt brings
amaxlng advance earnings to
salesmen. Beautiful flannel and
dress shirt bargains bring as-'
founding sales. Complete selling
outfits absolutely free. Ineperl-1
enced make big money. Kxperl- j
enced dounie earnings either
main or aide lie. Write quick.
Fashion Wear Shirts. Dept.
4'6iM). Cincinnati. Ohio,
(JOl) BLESS Ot'R HOME Words
that mean something when yon
can as.y It's your own. A new
bungalow, oak and hardwood
floors, every desirable built In
feature, breakfast nook, five i
sunny rooms, screened sleeping
porch, full cement basement,
furnace heat, wash trare, garage
w'th paved driveway and Just 10 ;
minutes walk to the post office. (
IVX down, bslance like rent. See
this Sunday, call E. K. MrLen-1
don, 324 J.
! AMERICAN LEGION TO
ls MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
'
! t can TeXl mee'oxt I
, 4, Tueaday night at the armory
and a big attendance of mem-
bers Is desired. It Is expected
tnBt "nal Pan wi" 06 made
! ,or the Armlatlc. day celebra-
i tlon n1 ' thu '" the 'ture
I Hs'on. event of the year It la
1 4 very necessary that all later.
: ested attend.
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I FOOTBALL PLAYERS,
; v aii tn i iun s
f'" "1"'
. sr Sunday afternoon at two
0-cock. Everybody out.
!
, 8ALE-
Shetland pony. 350.
Phone 42F23, noon or evenings.
FOR SALE Oak Move and block
wood, 16 In. In length. N. L.
Conn, Phoue 0F15. Roseburg.
Ore.
i FOR SALE Jersey calf, three
days old. Thoroughbred Ancona
nnlleta unit rnnlr SuJ IT.n.n
I'mpqua. Ore.
FOR SALE One ton Ford truck:
three cows and three two - year
old heifers. Herman Schulie.
Brockway.
FOR SERVICE Fine young tog-
genhurg buck, at $2. Also will
pasture does at 50c per month. 1
J. . A;. Williams. Phone SSF3. ;
Northeast of Roseburg 2j miles, j
FOR-SALE 12 guage shotgun. ,
case, shells. 21 jewel Hamilton '
watch; 1 tube radio, complete,
targe medical battery. All In
Al condition. P. O. Box 14. Rose
burg. stock meX aTTenTIoV-Isoo
acres, the best stock ranch In
Douglas county. One mile from
highway, well Improved, good
house, big barn, other Improve
ments. Creek through place, 125 !
acres under plow, big family or
chard. IS million feet merchant
able timber. For best of reasons ;
this place Is dumped on the mar
ket for $10 per acre and yon
could handle It on a shoe string. .
Full information, Lawrence
Agency. 125 Cass Street Phone
219.
The Best Policy
la to keep well Insured. It la ,
too late to Insure after the
loss occurs. Ton will appre
ciate the service rendered by
osir agency. We write all
lines of fire and automobile
Insurance.
a W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St Phone 417
Mrs. Charles Brand
Song Interpretation
Voice Building
TEACHER OF SINGING
HEY GANGl
Legion Meets
Tuesday Nite
BE THERE! "
It'sDem
Important!
Final Plans for
ARMISTICE DAY
WUl Be DLscuaaed
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YOUR SURPLUS
Your savings are your aurplus so
be very careful not to waste them
or put them In some risky scheme.
Make safety your guiding alar.
Open an account now with this
bank.
4'c Interest Paid on Savings .
Accounts.
TheRosebuigNalional Bank
Roseburg.Ore. .
THIEVES STEAL BUTTER 1;ne creamery. Wrappers to the
FROM JUNCTION CREAMERY butter had been removed.
(Aci.t m. usVd wu.) ,e r0,r,k Is believed to be that
. , ' !of the butter thieves who recently
EUGENE. Ore.. Oct. 17. More ,vuslted Salem and other Willam
than 300 pounds of batter were ti valiev titles .
'atolen from the Junction.
creamery some time Friday night
- ' according to a report to Sheriff
I Frank E. Taylor today.
Tbe thieves made their entrance
by forcing open the rear door to
25c Last Time Tonite! 50c
Harold Lloyd
"The Freshman"
TOMORROW AND MONDAY
CecU B. DeMille's
"THE GOLDEN BED"
Baaed on the famous story by Wallace Irwin, published
aerially in Pictorial Review
ALL STAR CAST INCLUDING
Lilian Rich. Warner Baxter. Rod La Roque. Vera Rey
nolds, Theodore Kosloff, Julia Faye.
SEE
The dazzling Candy Ball. .
The big fight on the Alpine crags.
Feature Comedy
. "OUR GANG" in "DOG DAYS"
Also
"PATHE NEWS"
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10c
TONITE ONLY TONITE .
. 2 A Gloom Buster
'The Battling Orioles'
his (Irl hiding from the cops!
and a gang of thugs waiting to convert him Into
mincemeat!
Cbea aa Idea! The Battling Orioles hadn't had a fight
for fifty year and once they were champion pill
pounders and umpire maulers! They needed exercise!
So Tommy Tucker, apostle of joy, high priest of laugh
ter, rejuvenator of relics dug up the fossil remains, put
springtime Into their December dispositions and got
them Into the fastest and funniest fight ever recorded.
EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN PICTURES
10c
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Studeoaker
models.
builds no yearly
Terminal Beauty Shop, phone 583,
IN
25c
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