Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 20, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT4 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1923. Better Service Better Merchandise' of tempting bargains. Selct Thanksgiving- Winter needs with A tttvetive Friday and Saturday Specials you will be delighted with the displays of choice "'- shown the season's bes. Friday - Saturday Silk Top . UNION SUITS Dainty Winter Underwear , (or Women, now , , k $1.29 r . .. ..... A BUIT ...... . A rare value, for Jbese are Muuslng make, the world's best fitting underwear. All Sites.' Friday and Saturday Special Sale on DRESSES An offering of one lot of -ilk, wool and balbr.Kgan , d reuse and wool sulw, One price -' . $9.90 Men's Dress Sox An assortment of colors, fowl Quality tn cotton. 19c pair Men's Coat Sweaters Mostly wool, two-pocket style, special now at 8UTHERLIN MAN'S CAB " rear end of the truck, which pro HIT8 WRECKED TRUCK jected over the pavement, and A - Roseburg Kuitene freight 'damaged his own car. The road was truck, southbound, went off the j blanketed by fog so that he waa road north of Wilbur late last night. ! unuble to see the truck until almost The front end of the truck dropped upon It. off the grade, but tho rear wheels a ' ' ' hung on the shoulder. M. C. Bond, Station agent at. Mutherfln. on the way home from the lodge meeting at Riddle last nli'ht. struck the I LIBERTY , ' Tonight and Saturday :'- Matinee Saturday ; orowrirM ' Kiwis5 l WILLIAM FAIRBANKS - EDITH ROBERTS AND A BRILLIANT CAST V. IQc Webfoot Weekly and Comedy 15c CO M :j LIBERTY :7 STARTS CUADHlCKPCTVffa COG PCX AT OM ' ' Present's r - The kind that made Ray the Moat Bclotgd Character 10c - on the Screen 25c Linens and T imrhonn A treat awaits you la the (election of your Thanksgiving llnena and beautiful huud-enibrolderod lunch' eon sets. Our store la now a bazaar Friday and : Fur PHOENIX HOSE W wfnh to close ont thin brand of Hose In order to install other brands which we can guarantee. Therefore clotting out Phoenix Hose now $1.00 a pair Studcoaker models. bunas no year!) ( Took with gas THEATRE car I IN G ! THEATRE SUNDAY Charles Say SOME: PVtfKIHS Spts - early. merchandise -for here is Saturday Collar Coats y3off 4 This is a surprising opportunity for . the acquiring of a smart winter coat at low cost. We boast hon estly of a superior -. value in every detail . of these coats to the price regularly asked and now comes the season's sensa tion, our I -3 reduction. GIRLS' OXFORDS Black 'calf oxfords for growing (Iris, with wear proof soles, slsea I to I. Special $3.85 a pair . MEN'S BLAZIERS In all wool flannel, were $5.50. Spl ClUl DOW $4.85 LOANS That cost you less and get you out of debt. . Equitable Savings & Loan Association. We solicit loana on city resi dences and business prop erty. Monthly paymeut plan. Farm Loans 64 money. S, 7 and 10 years. Straight loans. Simple Interest. G W. YOUNG & SON - INSURANCE ; 116 Can St) Phone 417 1HK- g WIGWAM TAVERN Chinese Noodles and Chop Suey Served on Thursdays and Fridays 7 p. m. to 12 p. m. A. McCORMACK, Manager DANCE OLALLA HALL SATURDAY NIGHT Nov. 21 GOOD MUSIC DONALD PARKER Concert Violinist and Teacher Beginners and Advanced Pupila accepted. High School credits given. 218 So. Jackson, across from Kohlhagen Apartments GEAR CUTTING Our Shops are Equipped to turn out all klnda of machine work. Repair Work Done PINE ST. MACHINE SHOP Opposite Flour Mill DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST I j Specialist In the Citing Of Qlasaea ; 111 Jackson 8t AUCTIONS We sell anything and everything yon have to offer and get the high dollar. 8e ma (or dates. M. C. RAOAiAUQH MO H. Pine at. TODAY 42 CENTS; The turkey day of the pros- ent time la far from com pari. son with similar days of a few years ago when long lines of wagons and trucks waited at the various buying; stations for the unloading of their great pile of birds. Today 'the re- celpta have been so light that buyers are preparing in some Instances to truck their fowla to Oakland to load them for shipment to market. 4 Reports from Oakland 'and 4 other buying points also Indl- cate little activity so that there probably will not be more than two carloads out of the , county. The market opened at 41 ; cents and quickly went to 42 1 4 cents, where It remained 4 throughout the day. One pool of 600 birds at Oakland I brought 46 cents, while about ! 300 birds In Roseburg were 4 i 4 sold for 43 cents. These were ; the only departures, so far as 4 knownhowever, from the 42- cent price. These prices pre- I vailed only while buyers se- s ' cured enough turkeys to sup- ply orders already contracted and the original price was j 4 then restored. ' ! Turkey Prices Today PORTLAND, Ore., Not. '20. Re ceipts of turkeys In the local mar ket were very light today and I prices were firm to a shade high- Dealers and commission men expect a heavy run tomorrow and I Sunday. Houses will remain open 1 Sunday to tike care of shipments coming in. Heavy buying of retail dealers la expected to reach the peak Sunday or Monday. So far it haa been limited. Quality of birds coming In so far has been exceptionally high. Dressed turkeys are quoted today' at 41 and 42 centa-for first grade; live birda at 32 and S3 cents. SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 20. H. S. Bureau Agricultural Economies) The turkey market waa slightly stronger today with only moderate receipts. With a. crop somewhat below normal and with turkeys ma- Iturlng rather late, conditions point toward a firm market for the j Thanksgiving week. Quotations to jday: Young live 41 43c: old 3640c; dressed young 48&!lc; old 44 46c; culls 35(&38c. I SEATTLE, Nov. dressed, 484350c. 20. Turkeys, MEDFORD ELKS SEE . j FOUR FINE BOUTS (AMnrltid fttm Lraard Wtt.) MEDFORD. Ore., Nov. 20. The 'feature of the boxing bouts at the jMedford Elks Club last night was a slashing six-round draw between Llnhnnv CurLnn. formerly of Med ford, and Joe Jewett of Klamath Keep an Eye on Your Property Values Property vnlu.s chanas. Tour fir. Insurance pollcten should ch.ng. to correspond. Insurant, that ffni adequate yesterday may not offer you full proteclton toilay. V shall b. glad to Inspect your fir. ri.ka and insurant, protec tion In h. light of pr.aent-day values. 1(IICII)C Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerva and Spin Bpecuulat. 209 Perkins Bldg. Phone S54 eOrugless Hsalth Csntsr" ' Dr. Harrison Folk Dr. Catherine McNeil Chiropractic and Klectro Therapy Thompson Mlueral Vapor Rsths S27 W. Cass Phone 4K1 TO.T.I.T.T.T.T.W.I.I.TO 1 -JLXV 1 n i !..! i iiaiin.s't'ivuig s Groceries Choice groceries are offered is you here at lowest prices A many special values for Thanksgiving Dny. a Fruits, Nuts, Dat.a, Flos. 8 Canned Qooda and Vegetables all at Reek Bottom Prk.s. 9 Maddox&Wetherell Phoa 4 Jadraon St. at Deer Creek Bridge . . . -, MR. HERMANN UNCHANGE0.4) 4 i 4) e rAaorlaleJ n UaMd Win.) 4) 4 PORTLAND, Ore.. Nor. 10. 4 s -No change waa reported to- 4 day In the condition of Dinger, 4 Hermann, 82, ex-congressman from Oregon, seriously 111 at 4 4) St. Vincent's hospital. 4) : : . 4 FKiHTERM ARE JIKADY 4 Everything was In readl- 4 4 ness late today for the boxing 4 I 4 card to be held tonight. A I- 4) though the farm conference 4 held until a late hour, work- 4 men were Immediately pro- 4 4 cured to erect the ring anl 4 place the seata ready for the 4 4 matches. The fighta start 4) at s:20 p. m., and good pre- 4 41 limlnarlea are promised. 4) Falls. George Dixon, a negro boy from Portland, waa knocked out by Solly Burns of New Orleans, In the third round, and Fred Anderson of Tacoraa. was knocked out also in the third by Kid Roberts of Weed. The bout between Harold Reese of San Francisco and "Manila Tiger," recently arrived from the Philip pines, ended In the third round when the former, having his op ponent groggy, refused to conUnue for fear of serious results. He said he had recently killed a man in a bout at Los Angeles, and wished to take no chances. ROD AND GUN CLUB TO HOLD SHOOT ON SUNDAY, NOV. 22 ' The annual turkey shoot of the Roseburg Rod and Gun club will be held at the John Marks grounds on Sunday, Nov. 22. The club Is offering a large number of turkeys and chickens as prizes in handicap and open matches, and there will also be drawings for those who do not shoot. These annual events, Just prior to Thanksgiving, are al ways entertaining and draw large crowds from all parts of the state. The club has made extensive pre parations for this event which is expected to be even better than tuu&l. Heat with ga. N. Y. BUSINESS MEN HEAR VIEWS OF PRESIDENT (Continued from page 1.) great military establishments or to meet municipal expenditures, which should either be eliminated by government economy or sup plied by taxation, do not appear to serve a useful purpose and ought to be discouraged." ' i ! "Our bankers,' he continued, Mhave a groat deal of responsibil ity 'in relation to the soundness of these loans, when they undertake to Invest the savings of our coun try abroad. I should regret very much to see our possession of re sources which are available to meet needa In other countries be the cause of sny sentiment of envy or unfriendliness toward in. Wonhl -loin World nrt. Near the end of his prepared address the President touched on the World Court issue with this statement: t - , "With our already' enormous and constantly Increasing Inter ests abroad, there are constantly accumulating reasons why we should signify our adherence to the Permanent Court of Interna tional Justice. Mindful of our de termination to avoid all Interfer ence in the political affair, which do not concern us, of other na tions, I can think of no more re assuring action than the declara tion or America that It will ! wholeheartedly Join with others In ! the support of the tribunal for the administration of International I Juttlce which thoy have created. "I can conceive of nothing that we could do. which Involves as suming so few obligations on our part, that would be likely to prove of ao much value to the world. Beyond Its practical effect, which might be somewhat small. It would I have a aentimental effect, which would he tremendous. It would : ho nnhllc notice' that the enorm ous Influences of our country were to be cast upon the side of the i enlightening processes of civilisa tion. It would be the beginning of a new world spirit." CONFERENCE TO ! REACH AN END THIS EVENING I (Contlniwd from Page 1.) mini nrasnluttlnn which can sup ply a large foreign trade, and the ! . mtnerauve buying of feed, thus reducing overhead coats, haa made a profitable market, which appar ently will bear considerable ex pansion, the committee reports. The committee recommends the expansion, In a moderate degree, of the poultry business, following out the lines of cooperative mar keting and buying. The report also goes Into detail la Ita recommendations, indicating the else of the flocks with which beginners should start and the methods to be employed, the report being of great value to all who might be Interested In going Into the business or adding poultry as a' sideline on the farm. The report points out where so many come to failure, and shows Just hoar much capital ia necessary to engage tn the business and the results which may be expected. The feature of today's session was the basket luncheon at noon. Over 100 people aat down at the long tables and enjoyed Jt delight ful time together. Ia the afternoon ehort talks wero made by A. C. Maratera, F. 1 Ballard and R. A. Busenbark. Reports were presented by the Mreatork, broccoli and fan crops , fommtttees, i Kara you aeen the latest Colon ial photo mirror? Clark's Studio. Cass 8L ' hw TODAY I ROOMS FOR RENT at 323 S. Stephens. Phone 29G-J.-R5K SENT 2 sleeping rooms. close lo. 2I 8. Pine St. STOP AND SEE t)r. Louis Albert Banks' fine new book at the Roseburg Book Store. I R)R SALEEnglisiT walnuts from t.a .... I ...... t I " 1 1 .J i Agee Coi store. RRRTTNtStucco garage, on pavement, Inquire S00 south Pine or phone 1B0-J.- ( ' ' ' FOR TlENT 5-room furnished modern house, adults, phoa 471 L. or call 547 S. Stephens. FOR-SENT New room home. Furnace and garage. SS per mo. O. W. Young It Son. Phone 417. FOR EXCHANGE New modern 6 , room Portland residence for Roseburg - r residence., Phone 248-r, jl'.y. FOR RENT 5-room modern home. Furnace, Garage. New. $40 per mo. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. WANTED Ford roadster iu good running condition. Wnt easy terms. Address "F. R", care News-Review. ROSEBURG WOMAN'S club rum ' mage aale In Sykea building next to Terminal hotel Saturday. Doors open 8 a. m. to 5 pj m. FOR SALEfWhy pay rent t Buy. by paying 1300 down, 235 per month, on full furnished, six-room plastered residence, bringing S40 per month rent. L. O. Maddux, 620 N. Jackson.' ' CHRISTMAS GIFT There la noth ing better than a savings account for the young ones. Let us snow you our new system. Western Savings A Loan Ass'n. Wayne E. Jones, DisL Mgr. Phone 192-R. VOTl 8ALE OR TRADE 90 acres, bouse, barn, hay, team.- machin ery, woven wire fence; 30 acres timber; well and springs, or chard. Will take car and $500 down, balance time. E. Dennis. 2 mile aat, one south, Sutherlin, Oregon. MONEY. MONEY-rou can get . I'.'c payable In cash first January and Juty every year on deposits made with us and withdraw your money any time you want It Nothing rarer. Look ua over. Western Savings & Loan Ass'n. Wayne E Jones, Dist.- Mgr. Phone 192-R. STOCK AND POULTRY RANCH I ' have 40 acres adjoining gov ernment free range; 20 acres plow land; balance timber; amall house; new barn; spring water; this la a good place for sheep, cattle or poultry, but I am a lone woman and cannot handle It. I will give a clear title to it for six hundred dollars, one hun dred cash and five yeare on bal ance at W. If interested ad dress P. D. Q.. News-Review. HOUSE ALONE COST $3750 TO CONSTRUCT 2 YEARS AGO But when a feller wants to move quirk he usually sacrifices. Now look! Over $1500 worth of furni ture including piano and radio eei, want everything to go with my 7 -room, nearly new, modern plastered bungalow, with gar age, large lot 50x200, lawn, flow ers, etc.. Inside city limits.) Only want $3950. But If you have plenty of furniture of your own. will sell house for $2950. Some terms. Address 8. O. 8, News Review, ' SNAP 1924 FORD COUPK 1924 Twin Hassler Shocks, Speed ometer, five good tires. Just out of the paint shop. Winter car at a summer price. C A. Lock wood Motor Co. Cut Flowers FLOWER BOWLS BASKETS Lots of all three you buy the basket or bowl, and we will fill It artistically FREE Lest you forgot Bulbs 25 to 33 1-3 per cent off rotted r erns. ooc up Other Fern's.. Xmaa Peppers -24c up .35c uo Cherries .. 25c up Cyclamens you'll .be surprised. Carnations : 75c THE FERN Rose burg's Foremost Designers Phone 240 See us 109 . Jackson SUNDAY MONDAY Gloria Swanson In "The Wages of Virtue" t AND . .THE , PORTIA MANSFIELD 15 DANCERS. 15 41 Young Man-7-Get Hep . to the Style-Pep Step! Whafs the ne shoe styles 'for fall? ' Be yourself,' boy friend. Don't ask questions. Ask for Walk-Overs, and get the style-pep answer. Lamp these styles. Stick these out from under your elephants' panta, and ankle down the boulevard ao far ahead of the atyle parade you can't even hear the band. When you walk in Walk-Overs, you keep In step with style. ; -r $7.0050,510.00 : Roseburg Booterie , ! IRVIN BRUNN r 8HOE3 THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET PERKINS BLDO. ROSEBURG, ORE. AT W W . w new Hosiery just in TONIGHT AND SATURDAY WILLIAM EVERLASTING VmSPER fnmtfieiwd ly Jackson Gregory JLG.BLY5T0NC prrxhictioil 10c TONIGHT AND SATURDAY THE PICTURE SENSATION OF THE AGE I ' CARL LAtMMUE AUSVtMs. faVaUCTMM NORMAN KERRY M$f 4$3i , Uncut mm MIUH (SM? IhwuVinavsirsiiirs) , ' (tTlSV'l SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE PLAYED BY GRACE THRULL'AND DONALD PARKER AT ALL EVEN- ING SHOWINGS . nninro-ADULTs, soc rnlULO-Children, 25c SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY AND SATURDAY Prices This Attraction Controlled by Producer. Only the Best ANTLERS TGKprvsents 25c Matinees Friday , '- Saturday WEIRD WILD WONDERFUL All of the Best