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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1925. SATURDAY IS : : OF AND the last of our fall j COATS . $12.00 Bargains in all departments, Dresses, Shoes, Fancy Coods, etc. Ilctler Service MITCHELL CASE IS ON LAST LAP . , OF TESTIMONY ho said, waa "not satisfactory" and bus been under revision for nboitt nine months. This plan would fix the responsibility of command In emergency according tn the para- Big Danccll i at I IDLEYLD 1 Saturday Night, November 28 J Music by E THE YELLOW JACKBT3 B All Come B MftWTIitiTK'TTITT'TTTT'' LIBERTY THEATRE Sunday, Monday, Tuesday MATINEE SUNDAY Jack empsey and, MS AND MSI. JACK Of MPHY dtS9 leA ACay-WIL m ManliattanMadness A. 0 II A Gay and Joyou Itonisiice - Hpln-d with .lv mure :ml Ktufl'ed with ! Shivery, Qtilvcrr Thrills! And hnt dint Wii. u Ja. k, as the j-.-m c ' fellow from lie Weil. tii;ls New York waiiug (. him with bru knuckles ami has to Unlit Ills vtay to I lie girl who ha M-d his heart! 10c KINOGRAM AND COMEDY THE LAST DAY OUR : : VI stock greatly reduced Ilctter Merchandise mount Interests prevailing between J the army and navy. The paramount interest during the maneuvers wus , wilh the army, he added. "Should the navy have cooperat ed wllh the army under III" para- mount InliTr.it plan?" ho was ask- jtd. "Yes, sir. "Did they?" . "No, sir." DANCE I LONG'S HALL Cole. Valley SATURDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 28 $ Music By K SUTHERLIN ORCHESTRA Everybody Welcome WIIXWlWIIKIWlWWW I I 25c; my x BY A PARALLEL TO 1 (AMnrUtfd Prim t'OiH Wirt.) ' HRRMN', Nov. 27. Ae Polish "Dreyfus case" again Is to the fore In Germany through a confession made by the U rlln police y TeofU Olshanska that It was he who throw hritnh llt Veiir St Presl- lent WnlcleehoWBki of Poland. A Zionist student named Stanislaw Stelger Is on trial at Lemberg, Po land, charged with the attempted assassination of the president. It has been claimed by the Jew ish people of Poland that Stelger Is Innocent of the charge. The pri soner la regarded by them as a martyr and a second Captain lirey fUH, a Jewish officer In the French army who was convicted by a se cret military tribunal of having di vulged slate secrets to a foreign power and was sentenced to penal servitude on Devil's Inland In French Guiana. Dreyfus later was LOANS That cost you less and ftt you out of debt. Equitable Snvfnn & Loan Association. Wo uoliclt loam on city resi dences and business prop erty. Monthly paymeat plan. Farm Loans 61 money. 5, 7 and 10 yearn. Straight loans. Simple Interest. G W. YOUNG 8c SON INSURANCE 116 Com St. Phone 417 No Dance Will Be Held at OLALLA HALL Until Further Notice DANCE TILLER Saturday Nite November 28 Good Music All Welcome ' Orugless Health Center" Dr. Harrison Folk Dr. Catherine McNeil Chiropractic and Klectro Thernpy Thompson Mineral Vapor Baths 327 W. Cass. ' 1'hnne 4!lt Dr. Rupert. A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor , Nerve and Spine Specialist. 209 Perkins Bldg. rbone 054 Spcisl( Attraction for Thanksgiving Week CUT FLOWER8 GOLD FISH THE FERN Your Florists Phone 240 3k Liberty Theatre Tonight and Saturday Matinee Saturday v.. TOW iMn'l go West, young man Go South! The Young American Knock ed 'Em liltsy. If It Hurts You to l-aunh, Hon't Mee SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR' Wtbfoot Weekly and Cotntdy 10e 1Ve l'fi.l' '' ' ' ' ,-',-S-, A. M.' ARANT, NATIVE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, . OIAO AT AGE OF 70 . r- (Aam-Utnl Pro lulled Win.) 4 monmouth; 0.. Nov. 27. Allen Marion Arant. 70, well known citizen of Polk county and a resident here for the last 33 years, died at bis home here today following an opera- Uon. .. Arant was born .near Hose- burg and was the son of Bio- w neers. tie was a teacner and later encaged In wheat (arm- Ing hi Linn county. Ife 1 survived by his ! (low, a daughter and six song.. D of lhe n' ' Luclen P. 'Arant, part owner of the Her- aid of Baker, Oregon, i . re-tried and convicted again. He was sentenced to 10 years In pri son, but later was pardoned. ; Olshanska confessed to the po lice that he threw the bomb tinder orders of a secret ukarlun military organization which had Instructed him to confess In order to prevent the conviction of Stelger. Olshan-, ska's guilt, the Berlin police .v, I. cieriv .n.i ,nm .h. H.iiJ of his confession. NOTICE TO CON8UMER8 Gas will be shut off Sunday Ir7L!.t0r.4 'Tl Wa9hlneton to Deer Creek bridge. SOUTHERN OREGON OA3 CO HID FOR BRIDE The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Maynard on Umpqua Avenue, West Roseburg, was the scene of a quiet wedding yesterday afternoon. I when Mrs. Emma Maynard, of 9T2 I Cobb street, mother of Mr. C. D. j Maynard, became the wife of John i Wesley Carpenter, a Civil War veteran. The marriage service was solemnized by Elder F. S. Bunch, Instructor In Bible at fiufherlln academy, and was witnessed by a few close friends and relatives of the bride. Weddings on Thanksgiving are I .--.J - , not unusual, but In this Instance BROWN BREADS and everything the event was something out of the : ,0 ea' our nd ordinary. Thanksgiving was the! "ipply at J. O. Newland s Sales elghtythlrd birthday anniversary! niorrow. M. E. Church, of the bride, and the groom had1 s- bazaar. celebrated his eighty-third annlver- LOST Nov. 17. between Ten Mile sarv only a few months ago. 1 nd Camas Ml, one large sofa The wedding repast, prepared I and served by Mrs. C. D. Maynard. j was at once a birthday dinner, ' a Thanksgiving dinner, and a wed ding fet aid a feast of good things it Indeed was. It Is safe to say that wedding dinners general ly are not so lavish as was this one yesterdny. and perhaps that Is because It war served In Rose burg, where all nature responds to bring Thanksgiving blessings to the people. Mrs. Maynard was as sisted In serving by Mrs. L. U. Jenks, of Azalea. Thos who enjoyed the hospital ity at the Maynard home and par took of this particular birthday Thanksgiving - wedding dinner, were. In addition to the host and j hoitess. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. May nard. the bride and groom, Mr. (and Mrs. John W. Carpenter, Mr. lend Mrs. L. R. Jenks. Mr. and 1 Mrs. R. R. Wood and Myrtle Dow j oil. - in the evening Mr. and Mrs, Car penter received a number of friends Informnllv at their home on Cobb street, where they will re-l I side In the future. Those present at the rcrentlon In the evening. Including the newlyweds, were: j Mis. S E, Ilurrowav. Mrs. Stnr genn. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hess. Mr. and Mrs. John Goodhew. Mrs. Crlp nen. Mrs. Bonrdman, Mrs. A. L. Oreen, Mrs. Carrie Cawltield. Mrs. C. M. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Burroway, Mrs. Cora Knspp, Mr. Roberts, Mrs. J. L. Fredericks. SECOND AUTO GOES THROUGH DEATH GAP THREE BADLY HURT LA GRANDE, Ore., Nov. 57 At the same spot where Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Hamilton plunged to their death In an automobile, a Portland car, bearing Victor Wood. 2. his sister Ada. 23. and a cousin Emma Dllle, took a headlong dive at 8:30 last night. All three are In a hos pital, painfully injured. Physicians believe all will recover. The young people were on their wav to Amer ican Falls. Idaho, to attend a fun eral. They drove through a gap in a while fence, thinking It ws a continuation of the read. The high way department today announce the gap In the fence would he cloa ed to prevent slmltur occurrences. Big Week End DANCE! Maccabee ' Hal1 i Saturday Nite The Best lianre (hardwood) Flmir In city. BIG TOWN MUSIC By Those SWANEE SERENADERS Special Features It's a Jitney NE W TODAY I FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room with heat. 811 East Oak St. FOR 8 A LE C urtain stretchers. Inquire of J. Iilosaer, Umpqua J Hotel. GARAGE FOR RENT 248 South Flint street. Inquire after G p. WANTED 6 Hatred Bock, roost- en, l or 2 years old. Phone ; Aim , FOR RENT Two nice houskeep- Ing rooms, fireplace, close in. 344 8. Jackson. WANTED Walnut llbrarylable In good condition. Address "R. D.," care News-Review I WANTED Wood cutting Large or small job. Box 68, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR'SALE Small-'portable saw- mill or will trade for livestock. A. V. Ady. Myrtle Creek. RUMMAGE SALE tJ." 0.""New. , land's salesroom tomorrow. M. I E. Church, South, bazaar. f raT" WFFOItnPTThS LI?ST B , o. . D,urf B"ok R ,T h" " 8""1)ly ' of Dr. Banks' fine new book. FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished apartment, newly refinished. Close In. Inquire 133 S. Flint St. Phone 410. FOUND-Gold pencil. Owner may have same. by Identifying It and paying view. for this ad. News-Re- FOR RENT Furnished house keeping rooms.' Ground floor. Phone 170-Y. or call 816 Win chester. FOR SALE White Leghorn and Black Jersey Giant pullets. Po tatoes, $3 per hundred. A. E. Rutter. Phone 44F2. j WANTED Lady companion In quiet home. Pay part rent. Ref erences required. Address B, care News-Uevlew. FOR SALE Packard mahogany I piano-cased organ. Eighty-eight ! keys. Price S50. 1034 E. 6th St, j N., or phone 436-LI. ,IF YOU ARE weak, nervous, and run down In vitality and have those terrible' sick headaches, i call 365 J for Information. It Is I mrr pillow, green top and black bro- caded plush back, black satin satin with yellow dots. Reward. Return to News-Review. WE PXY YOU Si per month to save J7 per month and give a beautiful savings bank clock. Western Savings & Loan Ass'n. Wayne E. Jones, Dint Mgr. Phone 192-R. FOR SALE 6-room modern house on pavement,, good location, you must -see this property to see the real value, price (2500. Terms. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jack- ' Bon St. FOR SALE Extra goodmllk cow giving 23 lbs. dally, (110, two high grade Holstein heifers, two years old. $60; 3 5-gal. cream cans, $4. Fred A. Goff, Roseburg. Phone 6F2. MONEY TO LOAN Weho7ve plenty to loan on first mort gages. Easy monthly payments. No commission charged. West ern Savings A Loan Ass'n. Wayne R. Jones. Dlst. Mgr. Phone 192-R. FOR SALE 5 acres highly Im proved home, close In: 8-room modern house, 3 acres broccoli, cherries, walnuts, grapes; good barn and poultry house. Price J.".n00: i'cnsh. Cnas Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St. , FOR SALE Barcelona filbert trees. 2 yrs., vigorous, well root ed, direct from grower. 126 for 1(10; $120 for B00: 220 for 1000, delivered, subject to approval; pay when accepted. Hardy, no spraying, frost free, no ladders nor boxes required. Caah market awaits. U. S. and Canada Import , 25.000,000 lbs. yearly. Plant now) save regrets lalef. B. Johnston. Saginaw, Oregon. 0REATGUN8"AND LITTLE FISHES! What do you say to this? 10 acres of river bottom silt under cultivation; bordering on river: one-half mile from town; just off pavement: brand new bungalow, plastered and well finished:, all built In fea tures: new barn and garage: a 60 thousand gallon capacity high pressure pump and gas engine for irrigation: Income from grav el bar: beautiful place to live; the best gardening and poultry ranch In the Umpqua valley. Price for everything, thirty-five hundred, half cash. This Is half Its value. Act quick! Lawrenre Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219 FOR PRICE IT HAS" NO EQUAL As a stock ranch at the price offered: 270 acres well fenced: 100 acres under cultivation: good land: borders on stream and main road: near school: fine S room bungalow with water sys tem nd big fireplace; all kinds fruit and shrubbery; new barn well built and painted, full hsy; garage: chicken house and other Improvements: over thousand dollars worth personal property goes with II: 40 head big fat sheep: 40 head Angora goats, 1 good cows, big team horses: harness: wagon and full set tools and Implements. This Is the most Ideal stock and poul try ranch In the country. Widow ; owns It and will sell at a loss. i Everything goes and posses sion at enre. for nine thousand dollars. Takes f40iH cash, bal ance your own time. If yon want a permanent home don't let this get away. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street Phone 21. FOR SALE Chris Unas trees, from 25c up. Delivered to Roseburg. Herman Schultie, . Brock ay. ! SERVICE When you came to us for Insur ance, all you pay are the pre miums Our service costs you nothing. It Includes complete Information on the various forma of Insurance protection and practical advice on the best policies fur your purposes. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perklna Bids. Roaetxirg, Or. Phnrw ss DONALD PARKER Concert Violinist and Teacher Beginners and Advanced Pupils accepted. .High School ' credits given. 218 So. Jackson, across from Kohlhageo Apartments . ' . GEAR CUTTING Our Shops are Equipped to turn out all kinds of machine work. Repair Work Done ' PINE ST. MACHINE SHOP '" Opposite Flour Mill - Shave 15 Cents Haircut 39 Cents Kiddles Haircut 35 Cents All Golden Rule Barber Shop 660 N. Jackson At the Bridge DR. DEAN B. BUBAR i - OPTOMETRIST f ; Specialist In the fitting of - abuse -US Jackson St- ' Tonite Q COMEDY NEWS Exclusive First Run" Pictures Only 10c 25c SUNDAY MONDAY Another Record Breaking Success! Special Musical Score by Dcnald Parker fnduM It's Our Business Did you know that the distribution and dealings in food stuffs is the biggest business in our country today. We are proud to be a part of the great army of people who help to carry on this most necessary business of feeding the people. We make It our business to gather together for your convenience foodstuff from all over the world and to distribute (hem in the most economical way. Try our stqre and see how well we can serve you. FOH SATURDAY WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS Fancy Small White Beans. 12 lbs for $1.00 Newtown Apples,, per box 75c Lettuce. 2 heads for...:.j. .' 15c A few more brooms left at, each 49c and 59c Fancy New Crop Petite Prunes, packed 25 lb. box $1.95 M. & R. Vanilla, 4 oz. bottle 40c Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs, for.'. , 25c Best Cane Sugar. 1001b. sk., one sk. to customer ..$5.90 MEATS SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY . We are here to please you. If at any time your pur chase does not satisfy, we will cheerfully refund your money. CORN FED BEEF Beef Roasts, lb. Boiling Beef. lb.'.... Sirloin Steak, lb MILK FED VEAL Heavy Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. ..... 15c Veal Leg and Loin Roast, lb 7. .-. 20c Breast of Vel, lb ..12Jc Hamburger, .' lb. , ' -r-f .............15c V ' -! PORK PRODUCTS '' ' ' ' . Leg of Pork Roast, well trimmed, lb 25c Pure Pork Sausage, lb. ... 20c Pure Lard in bulki lb, 20c. 5 lbs. for. !l.!.95c Picnic Hams, medium.lb 24c Cottage Boneless Hams, lb. 32c Mild Sugar Cured Hams, half or whole. Ib. 24c Light Sugar Cured Bacon, lb. , ; 33c Bacon Backs, heavy, lb ! 29c Also a complete line of fresh and cured ments, cut to your order. We trim the Meat, not the Customer. PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363 Free Delivery 1 SWINDLER TRIO - WITH LONG RECORD AT LAST ARRESTED , ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. . 27.' "Chappie" Moran, Internationally known confidence mr.n. and three alleged associates In a stock swin dle in which Mayor William G. Frank of Oakvllle, UK; lost 3r,. 000 In Liberty bond Istt sum mer, have been arrested cp. a mail fraud Indictment returned here November IN, pout office Inspec 1847 Rogers Silverware The best and hardest Silver plate. Guarantee unlimited. Get our prices ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. Phone 25 WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS Last Time Tonight 2ANE GREYS Mesa' krttA. JACK HOLT NOAH BefeRY BUUE DOVE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. -UlUHIAill IUU( Furious fist fights, reckless riding, and a stupendous horse'stampede climax story for story, punch for punch, thrill for thrill, there isn't a' better Western on the screen. Filmed in the Arizona wild horse country a new and fascinating background. ' TQMORROW ' Richard Dix in "The Lucky Devil" the Best ANTLERS the Best . . ' ...'J. ...15c .12Jc ...20c tors announced today. Three others were indicted. ', , Moran, Bertlllon records show, ha been arrested fop wire tap- jping. swindling and other charges in over a dozen cities. Others arrested in the Frank I swindle are Walter Sanderson of i Lllch'leld. 111., son of a preacher (and h'.mse'f one known as the ihey evangelist; Luther Sanderson, hia cousin, and James Itrudy, known In this country nod Europe 'under numerous aliases. eeeeeeeeeeee- News Comedy lOo 35c Serll- NHS qI
