Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 15, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAV. DECEMBER 15. 1925. it: ::; . "A place for everything" in the child' ploy room U wonderfully helped out with the O-W Sectional cue. There the picture books and fairy tales, toys and playthings, find convenient lodgment. ' 1 And they can be obtained unfinished if desired and then painted to match If room contains painted furniture. Ask for booklet "For Every McKean, Darby & Baldwin Complete HousefurnUhert Roseburg, Ore. OHOXXJ4IN WATKR CO. IS NEW OOKPOIUTIOX. 8ALKM, Or., See. 15 Article of incorporation have been filed by the Chiloquin Water Company, - which propose! to buy and operate ' , ASK YOUR DEALER FOR GRIMM'S MILK EREAD IDEAL BAKERY Phone 133 KttStlS ,!'Twas the Week Before Christmas" - ' n .,.(...-, This modern electric range will help ' ' avoid the predicament most men find . -' themselves in, the week before Christmas. ... v. . ' . It is the yeai Christmas gift for jrour ' - " " ' wife. No need to search farther. And if she hasn't actually told you she wants a Horpoint electric range with automatic ', ' heat control, it is only because she has been waiting for some special occasion (like Christmas) to bring it. ..-'(.-. . - , Settle the family's biggest Christmas ; problem in the easiest way by buying her just about the finest and most appre- elated electrical convenience she could . v ask for. Here are the points she ' would demand in an Electric Range: 1. Horpoint Model RS-67 in all-white , . , or black-and-white enamel has auto- mafic timer and automatic heat con- !'-. ' vet ''"l Fur surface burners. Coin ' , bination baking and broiling oven, f '' . 18x18x14 inches. Waiming corn- '''"' , . partmcnt. Height, 57 inches. Occu pies compact floor space of x inches. 4 f ' f " i ' They're all in the Horpoint Model RS-67. ' ' " "" s l. See t today at your dealer's install it for i ' v a Christmas surprise. Easy terms. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY. Room in the Home" m4ck Agency a water system to furnish water to Chiloquin. The incorporators are A. W. tichaupp, A. C. Uelnger and L. Gelnger. The capitaliza tion Is $20,900. - Cook will) cas. Best for Xmas Feasts Hank. I hope Mom lets us have Roast Turkey, Pumpkin Pie and GRIMM'S MILK BREAD . for Christmas dinner. Betcha no body can beat that. 119 Sheridan St HI (Arsnclstrd frees Lessee1 rial BALE at, Ore.. Dec. IS As far as the slat banking board is concern ed the accusations made by repre sentatives of the Portland National Dank aenlmit Frank C. Dram well have not become a closed incident and a hearing will be held In Salem Thursday of this week at which persons testifying must talk under oath. Members of the board are unable to understand a letter re ceived yesterday from W1U II- llalnes, president of the Portland bank. In which he said: "We de sire to thank you for the favorable conclusion reached at the confer ence last Friday whereby the Port land National Sank will be ap proved as a reserve depository for state banks." No such conclusion was reach ed, members of the board say. On the other hand, they declare, all who participated In the informal conference, including Mr. Haines, agreed that a formal bearing would be called Thursday of this week. The Portland National Bank re presentatives chanted that B ram well bad arbitrarily refused to grant that bank a charter to serve as a reserve depository for state banks. "if the charges lodged against Mr. Bramwcll are true," said Sec retary of State ' Koser yesterday "the banking board would be Justi fied in taking some action against him. If the charges are not true then the board should make a statement exonerating him in the eyes of the public. It would not be fair either to Mr. Halncs or Mr. Bramwell to allow the charges to remain unexplained as they are at the present time." Large cupboard, for canned fruit; Powell's. Just the thing a bargain at (AsncUl4 Pre Lessed TTlM.) WASHINGTON. Dec. 16. A h".irt attack coming at a high point of a performance by a stage magi clan caused the death last night of Ph.itn.lnl, r lltnlf. al'.n nmnnV Icusiodisn. Slumping In bis chair pt the Helarro theater just as the f irJisJl S ) 1 J VITAMIN3 Many grown people do not realize the importance oi the right selection of vitamin rich foods to assure m sound body and health. Scott's Emulsion is the food-tonic rich in vita mins that helps solve nu trition problems. Itsup-A plies vitamin-nourish VSK ment to build health. 'Vjl Scott a aosme, Bkmnleld, V. J. IJ41 magician hypnotized a woman and caused ber to apparently float over the stage. Mr. Hicks died before a physlcan could reach him. Mr. Hicks, who last April suc ceeded Thomas W. Miller as cus todian after the tatter's resignation, had served In the bouse of repre sentatives from New York from 1915 to 1923. Mr. Hicks was born at Westbury, Long Island, March f, 1872. Buy at Powell's for less, get our prices on blue leather, walnut rockers. S. P. PROVIDING COMFORT ON NEW TRISCO TRAIN 8 AN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13. The best of the interior decorators art, toe result of careful scientific tests to soothe the eye and add comfort to travel, has been adopt ed In the new San Francisco Over land Limited equipment to be put in service December 19th. The new trains, it was announc ed today by F. 8. McUinuls, pas senger traiflc manager of the Southern Pacific company, will in clude every modern device for the comfort and convenience of trav. elers. The cars. Southern Pacific offi cer estimate, represent an Invest ment of t3.000.VVV. In addition to the revolutionary measures in the color scheme other features incorporated Include white enamel wash basins in the dress ing rooms, club car, "Honeyman1 partitions between sections, con necting rooms. Improved ventllab i ing system, larger dressing rooms, , manicurist, ladies maid, shower baths, ladles lounge and barber. "It is our plan to make the San Franclaco Overland Limited as fine I a train as there Is In the world." 1 said .Mctilnuls. "Everything Dos- I sible has been done to make our ! passenger thuroutihly-eujoy them selves while traveling our lines. Bvcr hllf l? be found in high class hotels has been Incorporated in tue new Overland Limited trains, seven of which will oper ate between San Franclhco and Chicago over the company 's Lake Tahoe route. "We contemplate an unusually I heavy movement of tourists to Ore gon and the Pscltic coast this win ter and wo want them to travel In comfort and ease never before equalled." The consist of the new trains In clude the 12-aectton and drawing rooms car for Salt Lake City, four 12-section and drawing room cars for Chicago, one & compartment and 3 drawing moms car for Chi cago and one (-compartment and 1 drawing room observation car to Chicago. A few ol those large all-copper waab boilers left. Oet yours at Powell's Furniture Co. RAY BUELL. BARBER. CHANGES LOCATION!'" Ray Buell, well, known local bar ber, who has beeu located in tbe Grand Harbor Bliop sl.-ue 1919, has sold his interests In the firm and is now auoclated with the new Hotel Rose barber shop. Kay has been la the barbering busltfesa, tor a (rood many years. In fact. When Bay wua lust a little shaver he looked forward to the day when he would be a regular one and now his dreams are fulfilled. Back In tho0 hectic days of the bis; rump us when Kaiser Dill was csusinir such an uproar, Kay folded up his razor and donne dthe olive drab. Shortly after his enlistment, he was sent to Fort Stevens, where his buddies demanded "a few regu lar shaves." Kay sent home for his kit, and started lalherins; the (tang, ills shop being a corner of (ha barracks. Even a war couldn't stop him from his tonsorial ten dencies. His place of burjness then was far from being as convenient as the one he now occupies. Here Kay will be "at home" to his msny friends and give them the same . good service he bas In the past. Clear, filtered sweet cider at Draud's Road Stand. By the gallon or the glass. 0 BOY DETOURS ONE I STAGE AND HITS j ANOTHER BEHIND (Aanchttd Pnm Leusf (n.) OREGON CITY, Ore.. Dec. 15. Clifford Drown of Salem was In jured near here this morning when he drove his automobile into, a Cal ifornia stage. The stage was track ing Bnother, when Drown, detour- ": one car, crashed Into the second. His injuries consisted of cuts about the face and a bad bruise on the head, suffered when he was pitched from his automo bile. 0 Got our prices on beautiful jar dlneres for quick sale before Xmas. Powell's. (AvocUtr Press Leased Wire.) POKTLANO. Or., Dec. 15. Calves, medium to choice (milk (eds excluded) 6.6ti 18.60; cuils and common H.&Oii 16.50; veai ers, medium to choice 19.00 112.00; culls and common .UV V $9.00. Hogs steady; receipts liii (1516 direct); feeder and stinker pigs (70 to 130 lb3. ) medium, good and choice $1 1.00S12.00. Sheep: Lambs ouc hlgner; re ceipts 400; lambs, good and cnoios (ill. Adams) aij.OOfi $14.00; lambs, medium to good (valley) 1 1.5(1 fj $14.00; heavywelgnts (9 lbs. up) S 10 50 (12. 50: all weights, culls and common $9.00 tofW.00. Others unchaiiKeu. rORTLAXD, Ore., Dec. IS. Eggs lo to 2c lower. Current re ceipts 32; fresh medium Sac 0 28tc; fresh standard ilrsts alc'tf 3 lie; fresh standard extras &i0 33ic; fresh andersiird 2i'fi;'(Jo Hutter: Cubes lc lower; extra cubes, city 49c; staudardt itc; prim first 48c; first 47v; prints vie; cartons 52c. Milk steady. Dost churning cream 47C net shippers track la son 1. Cream Delivered Port laud 60c; raw milk (4 per cent) f J.iiO cwl., f. o. b. Portland. Poultry firm. Heavy hens 25c f2tic; light 19c; light le; springs 11 5c; broiler nominal; young white ducks l;cU23c; dreosed turkey Sci 4uc; live aomiual; geese nominal. Onions slow, weak. 11.73. Potatoes slow, weak 13.(0 O II B0. I uts steady. V'aluitU No. I. C hoose a Man's Gift at A MAN'S SHOP And be assured that you will receive quality and the correct style that the man who cares, insists upon when he does his own shopping. We have on display a large assortment of practical gifts for men. SILK LOUNGE ROBES SILK SHIRTS SILK NECKWEAR SILK HOSE SILK MUFFLERS SILK AND WOOL HOSE SILK HANDKER CHIEFS SILK AND WOOL MUFFLERS SILK PAJAMAS FRENCH FLANNEL PAJAMAS CUFF LINKS ' BELT SETS ' ' BELTS AN ADLER COLLEGIA SUIT OR OVER COAT WILL KEEP YOU LVOKING YOUR Roseburg's Newest, 'Yoi'noj 30c32c; filberts 2Cc; Oregon chestnuts 16c. Cascara bark nominal steady, 7c ft Tie; Oregon grape root nom inal. Hops steady, quiet. Now crop cluster 22sc; fuggles 25c. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local of fice, Roseburg, Oregon, 21 hours ending 5 a. m. ' Prscipltation In Ins. Hundredth Highest temperature yesterday 50 Lowest temperature last night S3 Precipitation last 24 hours 0 Total precip. since 1st month. 1 66 Normal precip. for this month 6.92 Total precip. from Sept. 1, 1923. to date 7.53 Average precip. from Sept, 1 1877 10.73 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 1325 S.20 Average precipitation tor 48 wet aeaaon. (September to May Inclusive) 31.48 Unsettled tonight and Wednes day. WM. BEt.U Metenmloglst RoseOuigSteairi LAUNDRT KIDS m I BLANKCTa PpRt AS SHOW-1 I AND THCVLL BE I What Is more enjoyable on a cold .winter's night than to snuggle under a pair of well sundered san itary blankets. U they are laundered here you can snuggle a close as yon please to them. They'll feci good to the touch. Rotcburg Steam Laundry PI10NB 71 THESe BLANKET GOLF HOSE . GOLF SWEATERS BLAZERS BLAZER SWEATERS GORDON CAPS GORDON HATS MADRAS SHIRTS DRESS GLOVES WOOL LINED GLOVES SILK LINED GLOVES TIE AND HANDKER . CHIEF SETS LINEN HANDKER CHIEFS -RAYON SILK HANDKERCHIEFS BEST - Livt, Leading Men's and Men' 8tor We carry a complete line of the 1 finest range made at lowest prices. Pnwe.ll Furniture Co. Also for New Years A 1 sgent for sal dates, Limits. Ajk Agent Southern Pacific tines L. B. MOORE, Cnnri Agent, Phen t1 LEISURE Th most Industrious housewife wraiea who carry their groceries soaay boeir that kind of dntdgery consume in a year. Our complete service makes this labor and loss of time unneces sary. Wt deliver rev aud charge Las goods If you bave a credit account. , We have a good supply of Oranges, Candy and Nuts, Our lino of groceries 1 complete. ' Phone us your order. ECONOMY O. L. JOHNSON Phon U ' Th tor That Serve . Men' salt cleaned and pressed, 11.50. Boseburg deaaer. phone 47t fit h Reduced Fares For example: Round Trip Fares. San Francisco (26.4S Eugen 44.00 Ashland . . M5 , Albany - 5.70 Madford $6.30 Salam 7.00 Granu Pas tM Portland 19.56 Sales dates December 18-25; limit Jan'usry 4. Proportionate reductions to msny other point. HOURS Is eioltpwi to some kdsure. few homo In a bask oralis the GROCERY Vou Beat. S44 N. Jackson St.