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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1925. REMOVAL 1 . NOTICE!::-:' ' G. V. Cook has removed his Music Studio to the Bell Sisters Block over il v Ladies' Shoppe LIBERTY THEATRE INSTALLS WURLITZER - ORCHESTRA ORGAN ' The Liberty Iheatre, under the management of E. A. Gross, la ' completing today the Installation of a two-manual Wurlllzer orches tra organ.fone of the latent photo play unlU. The instrument is a eomblhatlon pipe organ and piano. With, a complete set of orchestra effecta;' being designed particular ly for-motion picture theatre work, affording all the necessary traps to dd nullum to the screen produc tions. ' ' i , The pipe organ Is of particular ly good tone and. will be a di elded addition to the theatre. ' , The task of Installation Is al most completed and the Instru ment will probably be used for the first time tonight. A special pro grarjLjvlll be given tomorrow even-Ing-ity Mr. Gordon Conk, thu or gnntsf for the Liberty theatre. Took with gas. Theda IN lER1 FIRST NEW PICTURE AND FIRST if ou' SHOWING IN NORTHWEST 1 ' 1THE UNCHASTENED WOMAN AT THE LIBERTY THEATRE SUNDAY,' MONDAY, TUESDAY DEC. 6-7-8 IN ORDER; TO GIVE A FIRST SHOWING OF SCREENDOM'S MOST POPULAR STAR'S RE TURN TO THE THEATER WE ARE POST. PONING THE ADVERTISED "STEPPIN' OUT" FOR A LATER SHOWING. ' FOR YOUR ADDED PLEASURE ""' A W a. " 2 Manual Wurlitzer Organ Presided Over by G. V.COOK WHO OFFERS INTERESTING NUMBERS FROM HIS REPERTOIRE OF 3000 PIECES . LISTEN IN AT THE LIBERTY THEATER LIBERTY THEATRE Last Time Tonight '; Matinee Saturday SfeHARRY Lhsmbsuumum Th ttory of the great open spaces and a girl who came from the East 11 loaded with atmosphere, mystery end mighty fistic ttlns Is packed With awe-lnplring rlmts uf the natural marvels of the Vet. 10c 4 WEBFOOT WEEKLY COMEDY 20c t SMICK P. T. A. HAS INTERESTING MEETING I The regular' business session of ; the Huilck school P. T. A. on Frl- day evening at the school house, was followed by an Interesting I program and social time. The pro igrain included u rending, "Hurry j Hume Mother," by Mrs. J. J. Hes ter; reading, "Our Inula," by Rob ert Gladwlll; musical selections on Vlctrola; reading. "The Hook !of Adam." by Mrs. Iloyer; read i Ing, "When Papa's Sick," by Mar Ijorie Her; .reading, "When1 Pa Goes l'p to Town." The program j was followed by a luncheon. DEMENTED INDIAN GOES TO ASYLUM, FOR ASSAULT KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Dec. B. I Perry John, Klumath Indian, will ! b taken today to the state hospital at ftalein In compliance with the verdict of a circuit court Jury yes- j terday, following his trial on an t Indictment charging him with a 1 criminal assault on a small child. , The jurors held John to be not ; guilty by reason of Insanity, and , directed that he be sent to the sliltn Institution. n twrigWl-V &TtTt iTy.tm V: f CARD OF THANKS We wish to sincerely thank the dear friends who extended their aid and sympathy and for the beautiful flower at the passing of uur beloved husband and father. Mrs. Jesse Simpson. Grace Kllen Simpson. G. II. Lawrence and Family. KLAMATH HIGH ENTERS BASKETBALL LEAGUE KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Dec. 5. Klamath hlKh school will enter the Houthern Oregon High School Basketball League (or the first time In its history, according to an nouncement today by Paul T. Jack aon, principal. A league schedule will be arranged at a meeting of high school alhletic directors anil officials In Medford next Saturday. Do You Need Money? We are making loans on Itoseburg residence atid busi ness properfy. Monthly re payment plan. Attractive rates. We are loan agents Tor the Kiiiltnble Savings a Loan Association of Portland. Also we have private money for clly loans and Kastern money for farm loans. G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 1 16 Cass St. Phone 417 FRANK A. TERRY Equitable Savings &. Loan Stock Inquire of 0. W. Young & Son, real estate, or at Churchill Hard ware Co. Fred Haynes DRUGS SUNDRIES TELEPHONE NO. 144 Jackson Street near Douglas DANCE Wigwam , Tavern . SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 LIVE iviRC MUSIC Dancing $1.10' INCLUDING TAX DANCE AT : i LONG'S HALL Cole Valley SATURDAY NIGHT j DECEMBER S H Music By K SUTHERLIN ORCHESTRA B Ileal Music A Real Crowd S A Real Time. B The Pioneer Chiropractor DR. M. H. PLYLER I'hone ir,2 Ijine and Rose Sis Electricity and other Therapeutic methods used Established 12 years DONALD PARKER Concert Violinist and Teacher Regtnners and Advanced Pupils accepted. High School credits given. 218 So. Jackson, across from Kohlhagen Apartments "Druglsss Health Center" Dr. Harrison Folk Dr. Catherine McNeil Chiropractic and F-lectro-Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Hatha S37 W Chih f'hone 491 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spina SpeclatlsL ,109 Perkins Rldg. Phone 554 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the tlttltj of Qlassea lit Jackson Bt Dr. H. C Church OPTOMETRIST POKlna Bldg. Rotsburfl. Or Phnee M Shot Probably Fatally by Detective After Four, Previous Attempts j to Burn Plant. j ROCKFORD. Mont., Dec. B. The affection of a Montana cowboy for the seml-wlld horses of his native ranges may cost him his life. Frank I.ltts. Miles City. Montana cowboy, learning that horses raised on a ranch where he was working were being shipped to Dockford for slaughter at a horsn meat packing plant, came here with the Intention of dynamiting the Dlant, and was seriously wounded In the attempt. lie was found In a thicket where he crawled after he was shot by a detective who had surprised him In the act of placing enough ex. plosives to destroy , Chappel . Bros, plant, where horses are slaughter ed for dog food and for export 4o Europe.. . . ,.,-....... . Ciuses Heavy Loss. , (. ! " From his rot In the hospital ward of the Jail, LIU" gave the police a statement telling of four previous attempts to burn the plant after ha had written a letter to Mrs. Coof Idge, wife of the president, asking her to use her Influence to stop the practice. t One of the fires, two months ago. Inlured several persons and' dv stroved one unit of the plant wltb an estimated loss of $50,000. The other three were extinguished be fore much damage resulted. Since then, private detectives have guard ed the place. ; si Worsted In Duel. . .' Early yesterday one of ' the I guard challenged a man, crouch ed against a wall. In an exchange of pistol and shotgun shots, the prowler anparently escaped. A suitcase filled with dvnamlte was found near a hole in the brick wall. After an all-day search. Lltts was found In a elnmn of bushes almost two miles away, semi-conscious nd with Ma back cnt to ribbons bv blrdihot. A partial statement obtained from him indicated that he had worked as a cowboy and 'miner In many western states and In Alaska. ITe Is 41 years old. Tapers In his pockets disclosed his affiliation with severnl radical labor organis ations Including the I. W. W. Chanpel Brothers Imnort large numbers of the horses from which 'are mnde a dog ration and a tinned product for European human con sumption. ' Cook with m WASHINGTON GASOLINE TAX UPHELD IN COURT TACOVA. 'Wash., Dee. 5. Rv the decision of Judge E. E. Cushman In federal court yesterday the state gasoline tax of two cents a eetlon on all rasnllne for motor ve hicles still stands and the suit brought by a gronn of citizens to wipe It out and collect refunds for monev already exacted Is thrown lout of court. I The action wsi brnneht nralnst Stnte Treasurer W. C. Potts In Oc tober bv a group of auto frelirht and motor bos operators who sought to destroy the stnte gnso llne tax by attncklng It on consti tutional grounds Bnd as In conflict with federal laws. Tnv also sought to recover about $2,250,000 which It was alleged had been Ille gally collected In the past. (mrt.1 mnne tneer Tho. K9-T, Revival Services DECEMEljER 4-8 at Melrose Church Conducted by Rev. O. Stenersort of Astoria Special Music Harp and IMaun All Welcome USED CARS 1923 Hoick Touring, like new. 1923 Hulek 4 Touring. 1923 Mnxwell Coupe. See These Before Buying MOTOR SHOP GARAGE WATCH CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING V v My New Shop It at & 111 S. Jackson St S 4 tiring In your work and 9 g-.'t quit k,')onet service, S W E. Clingenpeel I if NEW TODAY I I FOR SALE Ford son plow, 112. Herman Schulze, Brockway. FOR-SALE Jersey cow j' "fresK Round Prairie Ranch, Ruckles, Oregon. FOR '8ALE5-7oonThouse and'lot, house completely furnished. 413 Fowler St , FOIl RENT- Five-room furnished house. Inquire 647 S. StephenB. i Phone 471-L. i , FOR RENT A . two-room house, j Also two-room apartment. Adults ! only. 929 Winchester St. FO RSALE El of SW1 and "Swi of SEJ section 12 T. 2, R, 7. Make me an offer. L. R. Barto. Thompson Falls, Montana. , RENTALS 2 sniaH-houses at $16 i per month. For rents see G. W. Young ft Son. Phone 417. , STRAYED from Winston, dog, part Airedale, light tan curly hair, long tall. Very timid. Reward. Mrs. O. J. Bacher, Phone 2F4. AMIK)LdTng two bicycles picked up on street. Owners may have same by paying for ad and iden tification of bicycles I. S. Ketch. FOR -SALE Full blood-RliodeTli land Red cockerels. Petite prunes. Call at 53(i N. Pine St. or write Mrs. John Betts, Roseburg, burg. Ore. MO N E Y fa-HentTfiA for home fi nanclng. Large sums of money are available for first mortgage residence loans. I'mpqua Sav ings and Loan Association. Doug las Abstract building. FOlPSALE Straw berry and rasp berry plants, New Oregon, Gold Dollar and Pacific (Overbear ing). Everbearing Red Raspber ries. Phone 18F2. W. J. Mere dith, Looking Glass. fT;"AlO)F'MA'RSSngood sliape. For sale at $30 within next few days; or will trade for any kind of livestock. Also for sale, 3 tons pressed hay at $15 per ton at barn on Route 1, Box G-12, 2J miles east Kelley's Korner, where mares may also be seen. USED CAR BARGAINS ; -Ford roadster. Ford touring. Ford coupe. Dodge touring. Paige touring. Overland touring. -. Star truck. ; Chevrolet sedan. Spec. Six Studebaker roadster. Spec. Six Studeebakcr roadster. Rock bottom price on any of the above cars and easy terms. Open evenings and Sundays. CHRYSLER DEALERS " 7 527 N. Jackson St. ; PROTECT THEM ; Work hard to make your busi ness a success. Spend, money freely to make your homo a delight. Take pleasure in acquiring a wealth of possessions. Then sit back and enjoy them free from worry safeguarded by dependable Insurance. MAJESTIC TONITE ONLY JAGK-H0X1E . IN "TWO FISTED JONES" "WOLVES OF THE NORTH" lCc News 2Cc Last Time Tonite ANITA STEWART, BERT LYTELL AND ALL STAR CAST. Peter B. Kyne's 'NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET" Comedy PATHE NEWS Music by Donald Parker 10c 35c t FORD TOURINQ . . . . Car $37.60. Runs, and ' has 4 starter block. Lotkwood Mo- tor Co. ' OREGON OPPOSES GOVT. CLAIM TO GRASSY ISLAND1 SALEM, Ore.. Dec. '5. A con troversy over title to Grassy la land In the Columbia River has developed between the state of Oregon and the federal govern-i ment an a result of an application' of H. It, Kvuni of Portland for a survey of the luland, evidently with a view to fU purchafM. His application wan filed with - the general land office in W'ahlnK ton, and yeHterduy Attorney. Gen eral Van Winkle filed In the same federal ' department a protest on the part of the atate. Valuable, fit hi ng rights are represented by the inland. Van Winkle's protest contends that the Island belongs to the state and not to tbe gov- eminent. . , J 8IR KNIGHT8, ATTENTION . Regular conclave of Ascalon Commandry, No. 14, Tuesday even ing. Dec. 8. 7:30 o'clock. Election of officers and other very import ant business. Every Sir Knight urged to be present. W. C. HARPING, Rec. ' CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. Any size. Phone 615-J. -.. FORD TOURING car J27.50. Runs and has starter block. Lockwood Motor Co. FOR SALE No. 1 tractor. Or will ; trade for anything I can use.' Al! so one power sprayer. - Address i Box 6SS. Roseburg. . ! VANTEDTORUY One or two; dozen good pullets. Phone on write H. D. Church, Roseburg, 1 Oregon. . B IO ROOMYn G HOTSE? for a song. Lease on big well furnish-: ed rooming house for sale If tftk-! en at once. Centrally located; j always full, doing a fine paying business. Owner has other busi ness and wants to go now. 1150 cash takes everything. But you must act quickly. See Lawrence' Agency,. 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. ' lj ' CHANCTTOF A LIFETIME SLIP-! PING AWAY You are over-! looking the best snap In the val-i ley. Check this over and get busy. 270 acres In tract, 10 acres excellent field land under culti vation; part In crops; 25 acres! good timber; 1-15 acres open j grass land, well fenced; spring; water. Extra good 5-room bunga-i low; fire place; gravity water system; screen porches; beauti ful shade trees; fruit and shrub bery. Big new stock barn, well finished and painted; full of hay, also sheep barn full hay; new garage, other buildings. Borders on main road and stream, near i school; 40 head big fat sheep; 40 head Angora goats; big team, harness; wagon; full set tools and Implements; 2 good cows. Everything goes; nine thousand, takes four thousand cash. This place has no equal for the price. See Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY ; JAMEtTCRUZES SUCCESSOR TO ' ''rrm THE COVEREO.WACONVt All of the Best I 11 - rg' - ir-li fmffl V.t ' is.. 1 U 1 : U; Coming , He who would come through must ' to his work be true and with de-, ; termlued will his every promise' " 1 fill. Work, save, . and deposit 'Willi- us. ..- ' ' . .. . t fy Interest Paid on -. t Savlngt Accounta TlieRosebuigNational Bdhk Vi Roseburg, Ore, x IUIX NK.XT'wkKK Ol'TUlOK. ' . ' (AwcUtrd rren Uurd Wire.) ? BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5. The weather outlook for the week' beginning December 6. was an nounced here today by the Ilnlted A Newj AlChrktie Screen Farce Featuring JlJLIAN'ELTiNGEV ANN PENNINGTON Premier Artists of The " 1 American Stage and Screen At The ' MAJESTIC 4 Three Day Beginning Sunday 'She's a Cousin to Charley's Aunt ANTLERS ,( f r , , H.I u 1 II I. a Through State Weather Bureau as .follows: a ' The outlook is for fair weather and moderate temperature In Cali fornia. Generally cloudy weather with normal temperature and rains in the north Pacific Btates. Cook with saw, THE COMEDY Sensation of the Current Picture Season. It Is The Greatest Laugh Maker Ever Shown ' On The ! , : Silver Sheet v A t i. Only the Best 7. o O
