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EIGHT ROSEBUrtG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1925. II - M T A M I . I - I Charming gifts that are most acceptable to men or Women abound at Roseburg's Leading Gift Store. Ladies' Silk Hose Special selections In Silk Hose, the lift royal, always acceptable. Cjt they're Ham Fisher's she'll -know the quality. All colors In t - . Humming Bird Hose, 11.50 Kayser's Hosiery i- 8I.7S, 12.00. 82 60 ' Fisher's Maid (our special) ' 1.M - '- Collegian . Rain Coats Rain coats with the new dog collars, lu variety of colors. This la the Colleaian type, the kind to be decorated the leading rainy weather sport garment. Priced $4.50 to $8.50 New Novelties Today " HANDKERCHIEF CORSAGES Dainty Handkerchief, 3 or 4 in number, fashioned into corsage flowers. A most charming gift, each $1.50 Costume Flowers, beautiful colorings ' SOc, 89c, $1.50 Special Suggestions for action now while assortments offer their widest choice SILK NIGHT GOWNS SILK VESTS. BLOOMERS . . FANCY TOWELS PURSES. UMBRELLAS ' MAMA DOLLS $1.98 TO $2.49 Mi Better Service Better Merchandise HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. ,rTO HOLD MEETING . TUESDAY EYENING V The regular meeting of the high school parent teacher association will be held on Tuesday, Dec. IB at 7:30 p. m. A feature of ' the meeting will be a spelling contest between a team selected by the student body from among the high school students, and a team com posed of the members of the as sociation, bix Doyn ana gins win endeavor to outspell six parents. A general discussion of the topic, fin what way can the association best serve the high school and the community?" will be led br Hon. R- W. Marstera. In addition to these entertaining features there Liberty Theatre : TONIGHT TUESDAY '.' Showing Actual Scenes from the Famous Alturas Wild West Round-Up SILVEftKING Thomson at His Best, and SILVER KING .With a Lot of New Tricks ',. Kinogram and Comedy ; , 10c 25c I Coming Wednesday and Thursday THE PRICE OF SUCCESS Alice Lake, Alma Bennett, ; and big cut av MJ Oil Men's Hose TO MEET HI8 FANCY Silk hone, wool hue or lisle hose. In Just the kind he would huy. These ate the latest (or they are JufI received. Silk Hose 75c, S1.00 Wool Hoss, 75e. S1.00 Lisle Hose 39c, 50e Lumber Jacks $3.95 to $7.00 Cold weather will not be noticed In these thick knitted, bright colored sweaters. Special Talues now not to be duplicated In the city. will be several musical numbers by ulth school students. MKLKOMK HOY rKXH'TH ENTKBTAIX COMMl'XITV.' The Molrose troop of the Boy Scouts provided a "fun-mnke" for the residents of that community on Saturday evening at Orange Mull. There wai a tine attend ance and everyone enjoyed the dellKhtful program the boys pre sented. Following the entertain mont the scouts served refresh ments. Punkln Center Is close to Dixon vllle. OH (Aaorlatrd Tnm Leswd Wire.) WASHINGTON, Dee. 14 A dem ocratic Insurgent majority of the special house committee named to Investigate the shipping board to day reported for continuance of the board practically under existing condition. A minority report dis senting from that view will be filed. by the republican members. WASHINGTON. Dec. 14 The Shipping Board refused today to turn over to the War Department two of Us President type boats for transports. . The board held that It had none of that type of vessel In excess to I transfer to the Wsr Department land that It had no funds which 'could be applied to the building of such vessels for the department. I The departmental request and i reasons for It were the subject of ja resolution of Inquiry Introduced ! today by Chairman Jones of the j senate commerce committee. No 'action was taken at totlav'a session. I The views of the minority accord I with those of President Coolldge as set forth In his message to con gress and contemplates Independ ence of the Fleet forvorallon from the shipping board In the operation of vessels. The minority, consisting of three nrgsnliatlon republicans on the committee, also recommended some form of government financial aid to the Merchant Mnrlne and recommded that all existing trade routes be continued. ' Slsned hv the three democratic members and Representative Coop er, n-publlran. Wisconsin, the ma jority report opposed any effort to turn the Merchant Marine over to a cabinet member and concurred In the hoard's own Interpretation of Its powers and responsibilities. Operation officials, the report held, should be given a Tree hand" but j should be appointed by and ens Iwerable to the board. HOSPITAL U!D TO CRAZY PERSON (AanrlsM fnm Imni Win.) ' KALIRPELL. Mont.. Dec. 14. Authorities here are probing every available clew In the dynamiting of Sisters of Mercy hospital late Saturday, In an effort to capture the perpetrator. Although patients, nuraea and sisters of the order were endangered by the blast, no one was Injured, but the explosion smashed all the windows of the front part of the building and bad ly damaged the dining room. An Insane man touched off the fuse Is the theory of authorities. All night long a deputy sheriff stood guard last night over the hospital while the sister nurses I moved calmly through the wards, quieting the more nervous patients. Smoke from the smoking fuse of the dynamite charge led slaters of the hospital to Investigate the furnace, taking them out of the dln : Ing room and probably saving their lives when the explosion occurred. The .dynamite charge was placed on a' window sill of the dining 1 room. A portion of the fuse was ! discovered by police nearby and is j the main clew of the investigation. I Several convalescent patlenta were removed to their homes, but the majority remained In the hos pital. The report was heard over the entire city and caused consid erable alarm. . i . : p-r ... urge cupboara. just tne tning for canned fruit; a bargain at Powell's. , FRANCE FACING , UTTER RUIN 6F HER FINANCES (Continued from Page 1.) and voted. The Parla Midi, one of France's foremost noondav papers of which Finance Minister Loucheur Is reported to have acquired the ruling Interests some months ago. In a leading article today asks for the creation of a ministry of na tional onion and the appointment of a committee in which all classes of the nation would be represent ed' as well as eminent teohnlcal experts. Tha committee would collabor ate with the flnlnre minister In framing financial decrees. These decrees would become effective without ratification bv parliament, which however, would be allowed to discuss them later In secret sessions. Le Matin, In an article virtually amounting to a proclamation to the French nation, and L'lntrans Igennt ask for the dissolution of parliament and the establishment nf a dictatorship by a committee of nubile safety. ' The general solution proposed by the more moderate element la that Premier Briand tender the resignation of the cabinet and that President Doumersue call upon him to form a ministry of national union. Some renuest that the president deliver In person a mes sage to parliament emnhasislng the prerarlousness of the situa tion and asking for greater au thority. PARIS. Dec. 14 The finance committee of the Chamber of De puties today relected the two bills which are the kevnote of Finance Minister Loucheur'a projects. PROTECT THEM Work hard to make your boat nesa a success. Spend money freely to make your home a delight. Take pleasure In acquiring wealth of possessions. Then sit back and enjoy them free from worry safeguarded by dependable Insurance. The Pioneer Chiropractor DR. M. H. PLVLER Phone 152 lane and Rose Hts. Whst la Life's Greatest OlftT Health, Without a Doubt. Hsalth, without a doubt It Is the basis of every worthwhile act, er achievement Qet health through Chiropractic. Druglsss Health Center" Dr. Harrison Polk Dr. Catherine McNeil Chiropractic and Electro Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Baths 827 W. Cass Phone 491 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Blaotrv Chrroprsetee Nerve and 9 pine Specialist. I0 Perkins Bldg. Phone 154 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST , Specialist In the fUtu of Glasses 111 Jscksoa Bt, Dr. H. C Church OPTOMITRIDT Peralna a Ids. ReMbwrfl, Or. theM as namely, those providing for a sink ing fund and new taxes. -The mea sures for repression of fraud In tax collecting and prevention of the exodus of capital continue under discussion. Punkln Center Is close to Dlion- Tllla. O ! . ARKEjj '4 PORTLAND. Or., Dec. 14. Eggs alow. weak. Current receipts Sic; fresh medium 30630c; fresh standard firsts Stfi'Hc; fresh standard extras 3t34e; fresh un dersized 25425)c. Butter: Print butter 2c lowers extra cubes, city 60c ; standards 49c; prime firsts 48c; firsts 48c; prints tic; cartons 52c. Butterfat: Three centa lower. Milk, best churning cream, 47c net shippers' track in zone 1. Cream delivered Portland 50c. Raw milk (4 per cent) 12.60 cwt, L o. b. Portland. Poultry firm, scarce. Heavy hens 25b 26c; light 19c; springs 25c r broilers nominal; young white ducks 23025c; dressed turkeys 38 640c; live nominal; geese nomi nal.'' - Onions slow, weak, market life less, 11.75. Potatoes slow, weak, market life less, 32.50 2.60. Nuta steady. Walnuts, No. 1, 10 632c; 'filberts 26c; Oregon chest nuts 16c Csacara bark nominal, ateady, 7 7)c; Oregon grape root nominal. Hops quiet New crop, clusters 221c; fuggles 25c. ... .. PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 14. Calves 510. 8teera, good $7,859 8.25; medium 16.75 7.85; common 15.50 6.75; canners and cutter steers 34.5005.50; heifers, good $6.O0f6.50; common and medium 14.60$ 6.00: cows, good 15.75 6.00; common and medium $3.507.75; canners and cutters 32.000360; belters, good $5 754)6.00; common and medium 34.000 5.75; cows, good $5.25 0 6.50; common and me dium 33.25 0 5.25; canners and cut ters 33.250S.25; bulls, good beef (yearlings excluded) $3 756 4.50: common to medium (canners and bolognas) $3.0063.75: calves, medi um to choice (milk-feds excluded) $6.50fi 8.00; culls and common $5.0007.00; vealers, 'medium to choice Ss.0012.00; culls and com mon $5.509.00. Hogs 25c lower: medium, good and choice $11.S012.00; medium weight (200 to 250 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice 111. 75 12.00; light weight (160 to 200 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice $12.00O12.26; light lights (130 to 160 lbs.) common, medium, good and choice $11.00012.00; packing hogs (rough and smooth) $8,506 10.50; slaughter pigs (90 to 130 lbs.) medium, good and choice $11 0011.75; feeder and atocker pigs (70 to 130 Tbs.) medium, good and choice $11.00812.50. (Soft, or oily bogs and roasting pigs excluded In above quotations). Sheep nominally steady; lambs, good and choice (Mt. Adams) $12 50O13.50; lambs, medium to good (valley) $12.00013.50: heavy weights (92 lbs. up) $10.00O11.60; all weights, culls and common $8 00 11.00: yearling wethera, medi um to choice $8.50'11.5O; ewes, common to choice $5.008.00; can ners and culls $2.6005.00. PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 14. The two cents decline In butter an nounced by local creamery men late Saturday la effective this morning and prints are moving out at the 51-cent level. Bids for but terfat are down to 47 centa f. o. b. the shippers' track with 60 cents paid delivered Portland, Although the butter market Is In a weakened condition the decline I today la expected to stimulate con sumption and Improve the local sit uation. While production In this I territory has been heavy during the mild, open fall, the first severe snap will curtail receipts. I Live poultry was nominal this i morning with not enough trading to establish definite levels. There , Is a better call for dressed turkeys and fancy birds bring all the way 1 from 41 to 43 cents, i Country dressed meats were nomlually ateady with no receipts ; to speak of and little Inquiry. Trading in the fresh egg market reflects weakness. There Is still mora or less price shading. Re ceipts are plentiful. PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 14 Wheat: BBB hard white, bluestem, baart sofe white, western white, $1.65: hard winter northern spring, western red $1.50. BAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 14. (Federal Market News Service) Apples: Boxes. Oregon Winter Ba nanas, fancy. $2.2602.50; C grade. $1.8502.25: Spltsenbergs exrta fan cy $2 60 0 2 85: fancy $2.400 2 60: C grade $1.9002 20: Newtowna ex tra fancy $2.26 02.35 tew $1 90 1.30. Pears: Oregon d'AnJous, fsnry, ($3.600 4 00 box; Winter Nellis best $3.0003.25. Best with gas. Do You Need Money? We are making loans on Roseburg residence and busi ness property. Monthly re payment plan. Attractive rates. We are loan agents for the Equitable Savings : Loan Association of Portland. Also we have private money for city loans and Eastern money for farm loans. a W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St Phone 417 FRANK A TERRY Equitable Savings 4 Lean Stock a Inquire of O. W. Young 4 Son. real state, or at Churchill Hard ware Co. KEW TOD Y FOR RENT 3 room furnished bouse. 343 S. Stephens. 353-J. FOR RENT 2-room furnished house. $10 per month. Miller's Addition. Phone 210-L. FOR SALE Jersey heifer of heavy milking strain. J. K. Wilson, Roseburg. Phone 2F31. FOR RENT Furnished apartment Gu and wood range. Close In. 121 W. Lane. Phone 64 R. WOOD FOR ' SALE Round ash block, oak and laurel block wood. 12 and.lg-lnch block fir. Phone 497. FOR RENT J large front room ' apartments, flrplace. One aingle room. Address B., care Newa-Re- vlew. PLACE YOl'R Christmas order with the Crlspette shop, 564 N. Jackson St. for popcorn confec tion and home made candy. SPECIAL prices until Dec. 31st. Marcel, hair trim, bob curl, and shampoo. Call Mrs. Amy Rogers, 137 N. Main. Phone 11H-LI. FOR SALE Ne wthree quarter screened Dodge Commercial truck. With extra tire and tube. Inquire Rice's restaurant, by depot. . SMITH HUGHES dressmaking and millinery classes now organis ing for Jan. and Feb. Those wish ing to enroll please call at high school next Thursday and Fri day. ALFALFA, grain, nay. timothy, oats, barley and wheat .guaran teed quality; prompt shipment Prices upon application. Richard Nytnan, Walla Walla, Washing ton. FOR SALE 30,000 "Improved Ore gon strawberry plants, $3.50 per thousand at home or $4.00 deliv ered in Roseburg. Nelson An drus. Looking Glass. Phone 18F13. NOTICE Anyone wishing to get Marcell's Mineral see ' me at Goetel's store, will be there Un til Xmas. Or phone evenings af- ter ( o'clock, 365-J. Mrs. .0. D. Hubbard. FRUIT'CROWERS. ATTENTION! The Farm Bureau at Roseburg will sell lime sulphur solution, made by the Sutherlln Spray Plant guaranteed 30 Baume test Costs about halt as much as commercial dry lime and buI phur of same test. AREYOVCOLD?Wehaveheaters for that Ford car from $1.25 up. Does the rain Interfere with your driving? We have both hand and automatic windshield cleaners, and the price Is right. GIVE au tomobile accessories for Xmas. , C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. j FOR SALE Bronte turkeys, young toms and 10 hens of last j year's breeders. 20 big Toulouse : geese, 12 to 15 lbs. each. Barred ; Rocks, Brown Leghorn cockerels, j Al stock. Order before the 18th. j 1 good work and brood mare. E. A. Kruse. i FOR RENT Fully equipped farm located In edge of town on pavement; near high and grade school; 30 acrea In tract: good four-room house, fully furnished, barn full hay and feed, 3 good milch cows; three docen chick ens; everything complete.' Cheap rent. .Possession at once. LAW RENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. ' YOUR OPPORTUNITY No experience required, we teach you, train you, cooperate with you. no investment for samples. ou are your OWN BOSS. 73 stores from coast to coast to help you. We are placing Partner-Representatives In every town. YOU can clear $3000 up yearly. Write or call. 303 Exchange Bldg., Port land, Ore. 67k. McLENDOH, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. 224 PLKM.NS BUILDING. FARM PROPERTY WANTED Have client with $2300 equity In $4,000 Roseburg home as first payment, consider anything up to $16,000. SMALL FARM, PACIFIC HIGH WAY, NEW HOUSE Clear of debt, trade for Roseburg home. $28,000 If you have that amount and want a $45,000 piece of ranch property close to Roseburg come In, I have a secret to whis per to you. A quick way to dispose of your . property Is to give us a descrlp- . tlon of It. E. K. McLENDON. REAL ES TATE. 224 PERKINS. BLDO. NOTHING DOWN AND NOTH ING PER MONTH Takes this stock ranch: possession now. This nuich adjoins the best out range In Douglaa county: about 20 acres. fine field land: fine wa ter system; small farm house; good stock barn: near good school and road; conditiona of ale are that you Improve the house and put the land In crops and stock the place. Five years to pay for place; purchase price six hundred dollars at b'. If you want something easier thsn this we haven't any. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 125 Case Street Phone 219. OWNER GOING SOUTH This beautiful home must be sold at once: strictly modern 5-room bungalow: practically new; plas tered and decorated: beautiful built In features: kitchen all built Ins: house fully furnished; good furniture; located on pave ment; all assessments paid; one acre land; all kinds fruit and beautiful shrubbery: garage; chicken house and corral; every thing fully Insured: house alone worth over three thousand. You can get clear title to this beauti ful property, possession at once for twenty-three hundred and fifty dollars; only take five hun dred rash, balance like rent. You better act quick. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Caas Street Thone WANTED Woman, unmarried or girl for general office work. Must be capable of doing steno graphic work and taking dicta tion and a fair knowledge of bookkeeping. Address A. B. C. care News-Review office. QUESTION IS Do you want to get Into the sheep business T 1 have 240 acres four miles from Roseburg. well fenced: fine spring water; big sheep shelter; excellent good range; . I live in Ashlund and cannot take care of the place; will give clear title ' for thirty-two hundred, easy terms. Tbjs Is about half Its real valuation. You can get full information at LAWRENCE ' AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. BOY SCOUTS WILL START BASKET BALL PRACTICE TUESDAY Basket ball practice for the "Boy Scouts will atart on Tuesday night. The scouts will practice on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 7: IS p. m. at the high school gymnasium. Only the registered scouts will be permitted on the floor. The players will be coached by Dr. O. C. Finlay. and will receive general coaching In the first few practices, after which teams will be organized and a tournament started. Following the practice on Tues day night, the court of honor will meet at the City Hall. Buy at Powell's for less, get our prices on blue leather, walnut rockers. COOPERATION IN DISPENSING XMAS CHEER IS URGED At a meeting of the Community Chest Committee held .Saturday afternoon, it was decided to call. the attention of varloua organisa tions dispensing Christmas Cbarit to the importance of there being a sort of clearing house in 'order to avoid duplications and omis sions. All such organizations are requested to communicate with B. L. Eddy, chairman, or O. V. I Wlmberly. secretary of the Chest , C mmlttee. As the committee . does not know' what organizations! intend to take part In this work. It cannot well take the Initiative, j The chest committee is in co operation with Capt. Humphrey of the Salvation Army. Read the Classified ada in The News-Review. Thej mean dollars to you. Xmas Gifts of Lasting Comfort The best gifts Santa has in his pack FOR MEN Walk Over Shoe or Oxfords Silk Sox Leather House Slippers Felt House Slippers FOR WOMEN ' New Dress Pump in Satin, Patent or Kid Silk Hosiery Leather House Slippers Felt Slippers Satin Boudoir Slippers FOR THE KIDDIES Shoes Oxfords Felt Slippers , ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoe That Satisfy and Fit Your Fset Perkins Bldg, Roseburg TONITE ONLY A FIGHTING DRAMA OF FIGHTING PEO PLE!. A THRILLING STORY OF THE KEN TUCKY HILLS. ALL STAR CAST. Madge Bellamy, Alee Frances, Zau Pitts, Emily Fltxroy. "Thunder Mountain" COMEDY lCc News 25c Exclusive Firt Run Pictures Only 5 The Power of Money! A Savings Bank! Account in this Bank ready cash is the lever by -which you can move the world. Money, brains and work make the world go round. But today money is essential. Save it here today. UMPQM VALLEY BAN K Roseburg, Oregon DISABLED WAR VETS NEED NO ANGLING-HUNTING LICENSES (AaocUUd Prat Uwn) Wire.) : PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 14. All disabled war veterans wtfb are en titled to government compensation after May 28. 1925. will be Issued free hunting and fishing licenses In Oregon, the state game commis sion decided today at its regular meeting. Ernest Steuer of Eugene, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Evans of West Roseburg. was taken to Mercy Hospital to day to receive medical treatment. He has been employed In sawmill TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Special Attraction McMAHON & WHEELER INDOOR CIRCUS .8 ACTS 8 ACROBATIC, COMEDY, SLACK WIRE, MUSIC, SINGING, DANCING ' ' TRAINED ANIMALS ALSO "FORBIDDEN PARADISE" 25c MAJESTIC 50c TONITEONLY TONITE TL- 17 i J n s lie vvviius) vsrcaicai Artiste jn her greatest achievement! All of AXTTI the Best f stV. aW li mm IT 3Ii Vf I, Ootionol flfl MASONS ATTENTION ' . A special meeting of Laurel lodge. No. 13,- will be held Maspnlc temple Wednesday evening. Dec. 16th. Work in 4 E. A. Degree. 4 by order W. M., 4 W. F. Harris, Secty. 4 ' 44444440444 work near Eugene, and while vrs Iting here became suddenly 111. Ha was removed to the hospital, where he 1s being cerod for un til his condition Improves. POLA NEGRI i fj ftmIDGE f(8naustark Special Music by Donald Parker News Comedy CTnc Onlv the Best
