ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. DECEMBER TO, 1 925.
LOCAL NEWS
Christmas
INSPIRES
- NEW '':-
FABRICS
One Chrysler Drive Makes Other
Motoring Dull and Tiresome
CHRYl FR SlX-rWrw. Jijot: CWi. RW
HCT, $tOji; Stdtn, $160); tiayai Copt, i7Mi fenHtft
urn, JiSOj; in.XTtat, CrtMi-n Imperial, (4095.
CHRYSLER FOUR-Trinf Car. Jrtgj; CfaJ Gj-f.
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H Jic wr-iAi bral mi oil CkrUr Font MhUt
at tint gxrnu vOit.
Ail prices . o. k. Dart, jwlject H anrnu FadcroJ
BoJia Jr. Fisher m aD Cftmtrr ncbW rkxU. All
Ve ire pirated to rxtrnd the convenience of time
tiytncnu. AJt about Chrysler's attractive plan,
hrvilcr tkaicri ami superior Chrysler service evry
whcie.
AH Chrysler modrU arc protected afftimt theft by the
I-edvo patented cat numtvTinii system, cvcKntve wliti
Chrysler, which ounot be counterfeited and nnnot
be altered or rcnwvcd without conclusive evidence
of tampering.
Nothing 10 surely emphasize the vast difference
between ordinary motor cart and the Chrysler Six
as the new delight you, yourself, feel the first time ''
you drive a Chrysler.
Seventy miles plus with silky smoothness; a flashing
pick-up with absolute security; amazing economy;
responsiveness to woman's most delicate touch;
restful driving and unmatched riding comfort
these are the results of inherent fineness of Chrysler
quality design, materials and craftsmanship that
give to Chrysler motoring this new and unequaled
delight which we invite you to experience.
We are eager to place a Chrysler Six at your dis
posal. You will learn that it takes no more than the
first 25 or SO miles to win you forever to the
charm of its unique and alluring performance.
PUCKETT & BENNIGHT
527 N. Jackson St, Roseburg. '
Phone 350
FOUWJWUP
TDnnTMirnMiir
iisuuiuKLLUHim; 1
HUNDRED FOR EACH
(AmhcUIH rrc imM Win.)
TKOUTDALE, Ore., Dec. 10.
Three young men held up the
Troutilale State Bank this morning
anil escaped with JiOO in currency,
all the money In sight. A fourth
man remained In the automobile In
which the robbers drove to Trout
dale. H. E. Bloyd, cashier of the bank,
was alone at the time of the rob
bery. After taking the money the
men leisurely walked out the aide
door of the bank and stepping into
the car drove away.
The robbers disappeared toward
Portland and as they entered the
city they were seen by deputies.
The men abandoned the car and
took to their heels, eluding the
officers. The oldest man. accord
ing to Bloyd, was about 2$ while
one of them appeared to be a lad
of about 18.
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A few of those larga all-copper
wash boilers left (let yours at
Powell'a Furniture Co.
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WOOL MOVING IN PORTLAND
AT FROM 39 TO 46 CENTS
CAaoctalxl Pnm Vmmt Trtr..) '
I PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 10. Re
Icent transactions In wool indicate
I that the market still is in a healthy
I position regardless of the fact that
PORTLANDER FOUND '
DEAD IN ROOM WITH
-TELL-TALE "HOOTCH"
(Amrbted Praa lurd Wile.)
BAKER, Ore., Dec. 10 Rob-
ert W. Cameron, Insurance
man of Portland, died in hla
room at a local hotel today.
Officers took charge of two
bottles partly filled with II-
quor found in the room and
announced they would send
the liquor to the state chem-
1st for analysis. . Dr. A. ' H.
Rlxon, who examined the
body, expressed the opinion
! that death was caused by
poisonous liquor. The police
today were trying to find the
man from whom the liquor
had been obtained.
Returning From Eugene
W. J. Weaver returned hen this
afternoon from Eugene, where he
attendt-d the Rotary Club meeting.
Her Today
P. Fiberger of Warner Labora
tories, Inc., waa In Rosebuag today,
calling on business associates.
Business Visitor
Ouy McQee returned to his borne
at C'anyonvllle yesterday aftvrnoon
after transacting business ana
visiting here.
Wm. Chandler Visitor
Wm. Chandler, of Marshfield,
state highway commissioner, Waa
a business vUitor in this city to
day.
From Olalla v
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to shop and visit with friends
here yesterday afternoon was Mrs.
C. Friend, of Olalla.
From Melrose
Mrs. Fred Goff returned to her
home at Melrose yesterday evening
after spending aeveral hours here
shopping and visiting.
Mr. LaBria Visits
E. E. LaBrle, Garden Valley
rancher, motored here yesterday
and spent the afternoon attending
to business matters.
From Melrose
Mrs. Roscoes Conn, of Melrose.
spent yesterday afternoon in Rose
burg shopping and visiting wun
friends.
In Yesterday
R. L. Weaver, of Canyonvllle.
spent aeveral hours here yesterday
looking after business affairs find
visiting.
ItlKtneea Visitor
J. Metsker returned to his home
at Melrose yesterday evening al
ter attending to business matters
here yesterday.
On Basil
George Weber, Garden Valley
rancher, motored to this rity yes
terday and spent several hours
attending to business affairs.
the big Idaho sale was called oft
on account of low bids.
rTrrOrrrrtrakrfrrrrBr' Since Monday part of the Idaho
M u ! f ' !M 1 F 1 1 f 1 J' Pool offered at private sale have;
I 7-
n n.'5l-. -x
brought prices said to range from
39 to 4S cents, although they were
not made public. It is also under
stood that one exceptionally choice
lot brought 47 cents.
Approximately BOO, 000 pounds
have been purchnsed. Alex Liv
ingstone, Jr., Is the heavy purchas
er.
After all, it's the gift that bespeaks good wishes for
a friend's personal welfare and pleasure that truly
expresses the Christmas message you wish con
veyed by your gift.
Here are many such gifts some of which we have
0 included in the following list
'MEN
Felt and leather slippers, hard and soft soles. Best
quality Hose, in colors, silk, lisle, wool and cotton.
Dress shoes in calf, kid and Kangaroo leather
WOMEN
Felt and satin slippers, in colors, hard and soft
soles, excellent quality.
Hosiery, Allen "A" and Strutwear make, in best
colors and the different grades.
Shoes for evening and street wear in patent kid and
satin. Zipper boots will keep the feet warm and dry.
Boys' and Girls'
High lace boots for boys, excellent quality and will
give service.
School and dress shoes and leather slippers.
Girls' Oxfords, black and brown calf leathers,
patent leather Oxfords and straps. School stockings
and felt slippers.
KIDDER'S SHOE STORE
213 N. Jackson St., Roseburg.
Home-made Parker horse rot's.
Other good things for vour Bnndti
dinner at the Christian church
food sale at Newland's salesroom,
tomorrow and Saturday.
Visit Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown, of PI
onvllle. apent yesterday in Rose
burg attending to business affairs
and visiting with friends.
Spends Afternoon
Mrs. F. Stelnhaur returned to
her home at Happy Valley yester
day evening after spending the
afternoon here shopping and visit
ing., .
Here Few nays'
' E. Ogden. of Portland. Is spend
ing a few davs here looking after
business interests. Mr. Ogden Is
from the Northwest Hotel Maga
zine company.
In Albany-
Mr. and Mm. o. Ran" lert this
morning for Albany, where they
will remain for severnl dnys vis
iting and looking after business
affairs.
Return From Washington-
Mrs. C. W. Perry, who hsa been
visiting with relatives and friends
In Yakima. Washington, for the
past two months, returned to her
home in Roseburg this morning.
Go' Through This Morning-
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Honey.
of Portland, former residents of
this city, parsed through Rose
burg this morning on train num
ber 63. enroute to Los Angeles,
where they will snend the Christ
mas holidays visiting at the home
of Mrs. Bailey's parents.
Ihirs Hemstltcher
Mrs. Fred F. .Tones this morn
ing purchased the hemstitching
machine at Fishers Store from
Mrs. John E. Price, and will now
have charge of that department.
Mrs. .Jones Is well known here ns
a hemstltrher. having formerly
been at Mellows, and at the Spe
cialty Shnppe.for some time. Mrs.
Jones will start her new duties at
once.
LEGION SMOKER
TO RF HELD ON
FRIDAY, DEC 18
Plans are rapidly maturing for
1 the American Legion smoker to be
held on Friday, December IS at J
tie armorr. Paul Amort and
Harold Bellows, wrestlers, and
i Charlie Dundee, boxer together
jWith other local athletes, will be
featured on the program, being
matched aeafnst snitsble oppon
ents, the match-making being in I
j charge of C. H. Clnngh. A prorram
of music and of hnmoroua stunts ;
will also be presented. I
Rclnrns To F.u gene
Mrs. B. F. Ryan, who has been
a guest of her sister. Mrs. C. C.
Brown, of this city, for the past
several days, returned this morn
ing to her home In Eugene. Mrs.
Ryan Is a former resident of this
city and has many friends here.
Mr. Ryan was formerly employed
by the Southern Pacific company
here, and Is now an engineer out
of Eugene.
Onallfv merehl ar lowest
prices at Powell's Furniture Store.
Zenith electric wssher. S135O0
cash. Thursday only, Zlgler-Fee
Hdw. Co.
OAILV wrsTMco report
TT. 3 Weather Vtnreap Iocs! of
flee Ttnaennrg. Oregon, U hours
ndlnr R a. m.
Dclo'tlon In Ins. A Hunifmdt) !
Highest temperature yesterday 4 j
'.owrsf temperature last night 41 ;
rerlnltatlon last J4 hours . .
Total nreclp. since 1st month .? :
Normal preeip. for this month t II
Total preeln. from Bept 1. I
125. to date 6.74 ,
preclp. from Bept 1 I
1S77 ;
Tntst deficiency from 8pt. 1. !
' IMS
Average preeipiwinn ror so
wet seasons. (September
tn Vs Inctnalve) ti it
I Probably occasional rain tonight
and FTidav: moderate temperature, i
Wat BELL. MaUoroloflst.
Electric
Stimulators
As an inducement to early
Christmas snooping -we of
fer specially Thurs., Fri. and
Sat. I
THermax Toasters
5.00 val $4.50
Turnover Style Toasters,
S3.00 value 3.95
DcLuxe Ivory Curlers,
(Good spring) $1.75
Four Heat Grill,
(Univ.) with pans,.
trays, etc $9.75
Six Cup Urn Set $29.50
Two-Plate Stove $11.50
Table Lamps.
7 styles, $2.00 to....$10.00
Arthur H. Crowell
125 N. Jsrkson Phone (11
Agent Wettinghoose- Mazda
Lamps
Hera This Morning
Miss A. Scranton, of Camas Val
ley, spent the morning here visit
ing with friends and shopping.
Business Visitor
11. Redding, Brockway resident,
was a business visitor in this slty
today, apendlng the morning here.
From Elgaross
Cue Soderholm, Elgarose ranch
er, spent the morning In this city
trading and attending to business
affulrs.
From Cleveland
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to spend the afternoon here
shopping and visiting was Mrs. H.
O. Krohn of Cleveland.
Visit Today
Mr. and Mrs. Vleck, of Idleyld,
motored here and spent the morn
ing shopping and attending to
business matters.
From Dlllard
Mrs. Virgil Rust, of IMllard, mo
tored here this morning and epent
a few hours shopping and attending
to businesa affairs.
In Today
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to spend several, hours here
today attending to business af
fairs was C. Agnew, of Deer Creek.
Visits Here Today
Mrs. J. B. Pennington, of Harris
burg, apent the day here visiting
with friends. Mrs. Pennington
formerly resided near Dlllard and
Is well known In that vicinity.
Cars Collide
Cars belonging to A. L. Wilson
and Herman Buitiendt of Dlllard,
were allghtly damaged yesterday
when they collided south of this
city. The machines were being
driven in a heavy fog, obscuring
the vision of the drivers.
Street Lamps Cleaned
The task of waahlng and clean
ing the street lamps, in compliance
with Instructions given at the last
meeting of the city council, was
undertaken today. The lights
have been so dirty during the pst
few weeks, that they have failed
to give sufficient amount of Ugh
to properly light the streets.
Suit For Divorce '
Suit for divorce was brought In
the circuit court today by Kath
leen Emery aralnst Loyal V.
Emery. The plelntlff alleges de
sertion, cruel and Inhuman treat
ment. Infidelity and felony as
causes of action, claiming that she
was struck and beaten or her hus
band, that he spent a night at a
Medford hotel In company with
another woman, and that he Is now
In the penitentiary serving time
for forgery. 1
Men's snlta cleaned and Brassed.
11 SO. Roseburg Cleaners, rone
m.
CALIFORNIA FIRM BUYS
OREGON TIMBER AREAS
(Aaorbtal Prai Lawd Win.)
ASTORIA. Ore., Dec. 10. A war
ranty deed filed here today Indi
cates that all property of the
Wheeler Lumber company in Clat
sop and Tillamook counties baa
been transferred to the West wood
Lumber company, a subsidiary of
a large California corporation.
Documentary stampa affixed to the
deed Indicate a total consideration
of !7r.,0(0 paid. A trust clause at
tached to the deed transfers the
newly acquired property to the De
troit Tr,,st company as security for
1760,000 bond issue.
v l m II
Never in bur history have
shown such an interesting array el
Fabrics - Brilliant colors and
splashing patterns abound in all dV
partments. s : , . .
Among the Silks are motifs taken
from the Art Decorative Exposi
tion in Paris. Many of these show
the Cubist and Futuristic designs.""
Glossy textures as well as dull fuv
ishes are here in abundance T
quality smart and modish. . ','
Here are a few suggestions for
your Christmas - Shopping gifts,
which will please any woman or
girl . ' ' .
SILK UMBRELLAS .
SILK UNDERWEAR
SILK HOSIERY :
HANDKERCHIEFS . -
NECKTIES
PURSES
VANITY BAGS
NECK PIECES ALL KINDS .
FLOWERS
SILK. AND COTTON PAJAMAS
SILK QUILTS AND COATS FOR
BABY
KID AND SILK GLOVES
L ABRAHAM'S ':
STEALER OF POLA NEGRI'S
CLOCK ENTERS OUILTY PLEA
fAenrlatnl Pma Uutd WW.)
LOS ANOELE8. Cal., Dee. 10.
The clock that formerly ticked In
the home of Pola Negri, film star.
then ticked Ita way Into a pawn
ahop and was the cause of the ar
rest of Peter Roslan, actor, on a
charge of grand larceny, appeared
again today In court here.
Miss Negri had valued It at
11,000: the defense differed with
her estimate. Today the court up
held the defense contention that
the timepiece was worth about
SI 50 and reduced the charge to
one of petty larceny. Roslan then
pleaded guilty to the theft and will
be acntenced Monday.
Candy canes made to order, any
site. Place your orders early. Pal
are of Rweets. Phone 7S.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
TAX LEVY WILL BE
17,rMILLS NEXT YEAR
The school levy for school
district Number 4 for the
coming year will be at the
rate of 17.1 mills, according
to an announcement made to
day by County Assessor Frank
Calkins, who haa lust com-
pleted the task of computing
the tax rate for the school
dlstrlctxThe total amount to
be raised for district pur-
poses Is $80,633.10. Of this
sum $25,850 represents the
amount needed for bond sink-
Ing fund and Interest. The new
bonds, voted for the new
school building, have reaulted
In an Increase in the district
tax levy of from 13.6 mills to
17.1 mills. The total indebt-
edness of the district U 1251,-
774.60.
DIHAHLKD SHIP IN TOW. '
(MSid fnm LNd Win.)
. PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 10. .-
The steamer West Holhrook reach
ed the rudderlesa West O'Rowa at
2 a. m. today and officers of the
Cnlttmhln Whipping. Company,
operator of the vessels', assumed'
that the West Holbrook nd the
Dewey were today engaged ,1a
towing tha West O'Rowa. The
disabled craft has been adrift' oa
the Paclfio Ocean about 2100
miles west ot Portland for several
days.
IMPOSSIBLE TO
DISARM IF U. S.
DOES NOT JOIN
(Continued from Paso 1.)
raids. General Laldoner found the
situation waa not aerloua but re
sulted from mutual tribal quarrel
ing. The council made note of the re
port, but took no action on It.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all the Mends
and especially the Raptlst church
and Elks lodge, for their kindness,
sympathy and flowers, who assist
ed as In the Illness and death of
our mother.
THE AOEE FAMILY.
EXTRA!
What?-AutomobiIe Day.
When? Next Sunday.
Where? Christian Bible School.
SPECIAL
PRIZE for car with largest load of people.
MENTION for other large loads. .
WRITE-UP in Monday's paper for the MAKE of
car with the largest number "of cars present.
WELCOME to all. TIME 9:45 A.M.
CHRISTIAN BIBLE SCHOOL
Buy His "Gifts
from a Man's Shop
I Icre is a Store in which he places his
faith and confidence just because he
knows the merchandise, service and
prices are right.
Hint's about as good a reason as any why
"I lis" gift should be purchased here.
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Ties, Ties and Handkerchief Sets, Belts,
Belt and Buckle Sets, Mufflers silk and
wool, Shirts, Pajamas, Silk Robes, Bath
Robes, Gloves, Suspenders, Garters, Gar
ter and Arm Band Sets, Hose in Silk and
Silk and Wool.
S'PENCEtfS
RoMburg't Ncwttt, Llvttt, Loading Mn' anJ
Toung Mn'a 5tor ,