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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1925.
Enjoy the
Fix up the Fireplace with a set of our
PLEASING
FIXTURES
The whole family will
a .t
pleasure ot the conveniences time add so mucn to J
the cozmess ot the home.
See Our Window Display
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Iron Mongers ; '""
SHALL GIRLS
SOW WILD OATS
(Continued from race 1.)
her life la mocked? That her mar
riage la not a fulfillment but a
doom? That her parent have
cheated her with their hyprocrlsy
and her own ahallow audacity fulls
to briug the happiness she craves?
The situation la pregnant with
drama.
I didn't write "Sandy" or "Chick
le" to aettle the problems of the
universe. I wrote these stories be
cause they (tripped me and I felt
they would grip other.
One day I chanced to be at the
City and County Hospital. A young
girl was brought to the Emergen
cy. She had tried to commit sui
cide by letting herself Into the bay
from one of the piers. Her dress
caught, hanglDg her te a beam
with only ber feet touching the wa
ters. She tried to die because she was
going to have a child and the man
he loved no longer cared for her
Thia girl wasn't a moron not '
tne iiat-raced, bovine type often
found In such situations. She was
beautiful, eighteen and very intel
ligent She preferred death to the dis
grace the world would mete her:
death to the torment of bringing a
child here only to have it branded
nd shamed all the days of It life.
This incident was the first of
many that eventually made up the
Impression of "Chlckle." There are
many Sandya In the world today
and many Chlrkles winsome
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Matinee Each Day 2:15
Glenn Hunter
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Constance lWnelt.
If you law Glenn Hunter in "Morton of the Movies,"
you've got to see this one. If you never saw him as Mer
ton you'll never regret it after seeing "The Pinch Hitter."
It's Glenn Hunter at his best.
Winter Days
enjoy the comfort and J
.1.11' I .
things eager for love standing on
a hilltop with some Hurry's arm
about them, trembling because his
kiss la such a tenderness and such
a rapture; whispering: "You'll
love me always?"
It starts sweetly so, In this day
of freedom when a girt thinks she
has as much right to love and liv
ing as a man.
Hut when the end comes, pitiless
and inescapable with the ancient
cruelty ot sex, It la the girl who
bears the cross.
rDoea writing these storlea serve
any purpose? Does It arouse matur
er minds to search some more ade
quate answer than that pitiful
bunkum: "In our day, girls didn't
think such things"?
1 don't know. But I do know that
at overy fireside mothers and fath
ers agitate sorely the problems of
their young; and the young flaunt
brazenly their defiance. If you
want to Interest parents, Juat talk
about their children; if you want
to interest girls, ask what they
think of petting and bootleg.
A story that tries faithfully to
portray the tumult of the one; and
the bafflement of the other Inevi
tably grips. We like to see in fic
tion the characters and tribulation
we find in our own lives, i'erhnps
this should be enough for the
maker of aerials.
STUDENTS NITE
Special service for all students
tomorrow night at the llaptist
church at 7:30. "WHAT'S
AROUND THE CORNER" discus
sed by Rev. H. L. Caldwell. All
college and high school atudenta In
vited. MOVING.
la a sample of the kind of
modern van we will aencl to help
you with yoifr moving problems. A
telephone will bring It to your door
step. We guurantee lowest prices.
"W aim to pitas"
H. S. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
Phone 220
Do You Need Money?
We are making loans on
Roseburg residence and busl
oesa property. Monthly re
payment plan. Attractive
rates. We are loan agents for
the Equitable Saving at Loan
Association ot Portland. Also
we have private money for
city loans and Eastern money
for farm loan.
G. W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
1 16 Can St. Phone 417
FRANK A. TERRY
Equltsbl Saving Loan
Stock
Inquire of
O. W. Young 4 Son, real
estate, or at Churchill Hard
ware Co.
P. R HIRSCH
Public Accountant
ROSEBURU, ORE.
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the Month.
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OR. M. H. PLYLER
Phone 162 Lane and Roae Sta.
Whan la Chiropractic Neceuaryf
When a maximum of Good
Health is desired. Don't waK till
an Invalid to get acquainted.
Learn now.
Chiropractic Quell III.
"Drugl Health Center"
Dr. Harrison Folk
Dr. Catherine McNeil
Chiropractic and Electro
Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Bath
S2T W. Cas Phone 491
Roseburg Junk Co.
12 W. Washington
W Buy All Kind of Metal,
Rag, Sack, Paper, Wool and
Hide.
PHONE 182-J
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
KlMtro-Chlropraetor
Noire and Spin SpeclaliaL
109 Perklna Bide Phone 654
tR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the HttiLf ot
Olasae
111 Jackson 8L
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parkin Bldg. Roseburg, Or.
Pnone M
Liberty Theatre
Last Time Tonight
It's the laugh hit of the
year. A big water carnival
that would even make a fish
lough.
4
S SOCIETY 2
(Continued from Pare 4)
of the shop at the Bell Piano Brok-
rage company,
9
Mr. and Mra. W. H. Kenny and
two sons, of this city, spent Christ
mas day' at the home of Mr.
Kenny'a parent, Mr. and Mr. J. J.
Kenny, at Leon.
Yola Camp Fire Girls Have
Christmas Party
One of the gay affairs of the
younger let this week waa the
Christmas party of the Yola Camp
Fire girls at the home ot the guar.
dian. Mr. 1. M. Judd.
Each guest brought a present to
be exchanged at the drawing of
names, about a lighted Christina
tree, and much merriment waa had
over the unusual and funny glfta.
Later the group enjoyed games
and luncheon was served by Mlssea
Jessie and Eldres Judd. Those
spending the evening were the
Misses Bemlce Watnscott, Mary
Louise Rapln, Dorothy Stale, Mar-'
garet Page, Ruth Meyer, Delpha
j Colby, Hazel Marten, Mary Ban
ning, Gwendolyn Scott, Dorothy
Arundel, Margaret Arundel, Eld real
Judd and JeaBle Judd. -
'
Mr. and Mra. James Hutching
had aa guesta at dinner on Christ
mas day Mr. and Mr. Frank Poole
and Thane Carter.
&
Nelson-Church Wedding
Solemnized Thursday Eve
At a aimple but Impressive cere
mony on Thursday night at the
Christian church, the wedding of
Mlsa Neva Church, of this city, to
Mr. Jerry S. Nelson, of "Payette,
Idaho, waa solemnized.
The church appointments were
carried out with evergreen decora
tions, which also bowered the altar.
The bride, on ths arm of her father,
advanced to the altar. In a lovely
flare model of white satin, with
beaded trimming at neck, sleeves,
and about the waist Her tulle veil
waa caught about the head with a
j wreath Qf orange blosaoma and ahe
(carried a bride' bouquet ot white
carnation and pink rosea. Miaa
.k. i-
attendant and wa. gowned In a
model with circular kirt. of tur -
SSL" aSJZnPU??.
! satin, trimmed In blue and
rulu
I metal ribbon. Her corsage waa of
white carnations. The groom was
attended by Mr. Gilbert Cays, of
, Kugene.
1 he double ring ceremony waa
read by Rev. H. E. Mow before fifty
close friends and relative. Pre
ceding. Charles V. Stanton sang.
"At Dawning." accompanied by
Mr. Charles O. Stanton. During
the ceremony Mrs. Charles O. Stan-
ten played softly, Mendelssohn'
Wedding March.
Afterward there waa a wedding
aupper at the home of the bride
parents, Mr. and Mr. H. B.
Church, for the bridal party and
twenty-five guest. One large table
centered the dining room, placed
for the bridal party, and In the cen
ter ni a large wedding cake about
Which were holly sprays. At small
er tables holly waa also used for
the centerpiece.
Mra. Nelson la the daughter of
Mr. and Mr. H. B. Church of this
city, and a graduate of the Rose-
l burg high school. Following her
graduation ahe attended the Wash
ington University, and during the
past winter haa been attending the
Bible University at Eugene, where
she met Mr. Nelson, also a student
at the University. . Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson left Friday for Eugene,
where they will continue with their
course at the University.
3
Mr. and Mra. Fred Renner have
as house guest for the holidays
Mlsa Grace Lloyd, of Sausallto,
California, a sister of Mr. Renner.
Family Gathers at
Henniger Home
One of the intimate gathering
on Christmas day waa that of the ;
Hennlnger family at dinner In the i
afternoon at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. E., L. Hennlnger of Oakland.
Potnsettlas and cyclamen were
pretty decorations In the rooms
and at the table where dinner was
served at 6 o'clock. The guests
spent a pleasant evening following
the dinner hour. Spending the day
with Mr. and Mra. Hennlnger were
Mr. and Mrs. B. Williams, Mr. and
Mra. Ralph Hunaaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Vedder, of Roseburg,
PROTECT THEM
Work hard to make your busi
ness a success.
Spend money freely to make
your home a delight
Take pleasure In acquiring a
wealth of possession.
Then alt back and enjoy them
free from worry safeguarded
by dependable Insurance.
auwtic two. utttimciirt
WATCH I
' CLOCK
AND
JEWELRY
REPAIRING
My New Shop It at
111 9. Jackson 8L
Bring In your work and
tt quick, loueat itrvlce.
W. R ClinitenDeel
I Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Hennlnger,
1 of Canyonville, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8.
Hennlnger, Mr. and Mra. B. 1. Short,
oi nfjiuur, .nr. Bull all. r lujru WIV
son, of Glide, Alvln Hennlnger and
Kenneth Hennlnger, ol Oakland.
o o o
Mr. and Mra. R. A. Calhoun, of
Garden Valley, bad aa guest ut
dinner on Christmas day, Dr. a u
Mr Ivan A. Calhoun, of Tillamook.
Mlaa C'albouu, of Eugene, and
Mrs. Anna Wlrth, of thia crty
'.r 9 a
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith will
entertain the member of the
Merry-Go-Round club this evening
at their heme. They will have aa
guesta husbands of the members
and house guest of the holiday.
w o o
Mr. and Mr. Walter Leake, of
Dixonville, entertained at dinner
on Christmas day, having a guest
Mr. and Mrs. E. S Strong and
children, Mr. Sam Leake and Mr.
Horace Campbell.
0
Mr. and Mra. R. A. Calhoun had
as dinner guesta at their home In
Garden Valley on Christmas day,
Dr. and Mra. Calhoun, of Tillamook,
Mrs. Anna Wood, of this city, Mlsa
Inct Calhoun, Dean Morrow, of Eu
gene, William Calhoun and Dale
Calhoun.
BOOST 'EM
Over the top next Sunday.
Christian Bible School.
Help beat Medford.
TRAGEDY TAKES
HEAVY TOLL IN
NATION ON XMAS
(Continued from Page 1)
went off a road In an outlying
district and landed wheels up. Of
ficer said they found a bottle of
liquor on Baker.
Mr. Mildred Harper, 49, wa
found dead by other membera of
a Christmas party three houra af
ter their holiday repast. An au
topsy will be performed to de
termine the cause of death.
An autopsy on the body of Mr.
Harper revealed nearly a quart of
liquor In the stomach, the coro
ner'a office reported.
Scooter Provee Fatal.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Dec. 26.
A scooter brought death to 13-
year old Clayton H. MrRav on
" w noma on ine
iinristmaa.
r.'n'dT. fell ..Vikl mA".'
b'Z ,onM "i'1!"" h"d
rM thr. cooler home1 and told
Ills narenta. Mr. anri Mra fMlntnn
McRay of the accident. They cal
led a physician who found the
boys neck broken. The lad died
four houra later.
Fire Fiend Figures
8AN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26.
The Christmaa celebration at the
home of Harry Hall, a laborer,
ended In tragedy when the body
ot nia rour-year old aon, Edgar,
waa found In the ashea of the
Hall home here today, surrounded
by the charred remains of his
Christmas toy. Seven person
are In the hospital aa the result
of the fire four other children
of the Hall family and their
grandfather, William Mitchell,
Fred Allen, a neighbor and Char
lea Gerhow, a policeman. The
latter three were burned when
they attempted to rescue the boy.
An overheated stove caused the
tire.
Gunmen Trio Slain
...NEW YORK, Dec. 26. Three
men were ahot and killed early to
day aa the climax of a Christmaa
dance at the Adonla social club, a
South Brooklyn resort.
The triple crime was discovered I
when a policeman found one of the
bodies lying In the street. He made
his way to the dance hall and found
the other men lying amid broken
furniture which had apparently
been wrecked In a terrible struggle.
The hall waa deserted.
One of the slain men later was
identified as Richard (Pcglegl
Lanigan, alleged member ot the !
notorioua Lovett gang, known to j
the police aa Doc Mauranders. i
n illiam Lovett. former leader of 1
the gang, also known as the i
white hand gang", waa found
mysteriously murdered In Novom-
her. 1923. hi the back room of
tenement near the Brooklyn
bridge. - j
Xniae 8katea Bring Dentil
BELI.INOHAM. Wash., Dec. 26.
Henry Hraithwalte, 16, a high'
school student, waa killed near his j
home south of Sumas today when j
he waa struck by an automobile j
aa he waa trying out a pair of ,
roller skates which he had re1 '
ceived for Christmaa. j
Cure Kill The Cau I
COEI'R D'ALENK. laalio. Dec.
26. Oil of wintergreen which he
drank Christmas eve, apparently ;
to kill the odor of liquor on his i
breath, caused the death here last
night or Klvln Adams. 25, the
coroner announced today after an
examination. i
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our appre
ciation and gratitude to the Chris
tian church, our friends and neigh
bors, for their sympathy, assistance
and for the beautiful floral offer
ing during our hour ot sorrow, and
bereavement.
Mr. and Mra. II. T. Hagan,
I.utavia Hasan.
Sunday
Monday
v 'year's
Jxlm Sensation
with
ALICE TERRY, CONVAY TEAR LE. WALL
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TOR RENT Five-room furnished
i house, garage. 805 8. Main.
LOSTOerman police dog, dark
j grey color; collar. Phone 237-L.
FOR KENT Five-room furnished
home. Inquire (47 S. Stephen
Phone 471-L,
FOR RENT 2 and 3 room fur
Dished apartments. 60S S. Steph
ens. FORALE Good baled hay on
highway, mile north of Wilbur,
115. J. O. V'edder.
P(in SALE A few good Plymouth
Rock cockerels. Lew In Parker.
Phone 36F3L
FOR SALE Dining room set.
Phone 40S-J or call 125 Chadwick
St.
FOR SALE One new winter over
coat, size 40 for $25. Answer Box
60. this office.
FOH SALE Chevrolet truck. See
it at Terminal garage, or inquire
at 106 N. Pine St.
FOR RENT Modern furnished
apartment with garage. No child
ren. 428 Pltzer St.
FOR SALE 6 hogs, weight about
140 lbs. Good condition. Also
fine solid cabbage. Llndblom,
Dixonville.
EISEMAN high tension magneto
with Impulse coupling. Can be
attached to any four cylinder
engine. New parts and guaran
tied, 112.00. Umpqua Battery Sta
tion. ROYAL ANNE cherry, Coatea 1418
and French Improved Prune, al
so general line of nursery stock,
rosea, shrubs, evergreens, etc.
Catalog. Hudson's Nurseries,
Tangent, Oregon.
HOME OWNERS do you seed
ready cash? We now have, funds
available for first mortgage resi
dence loans. Umpqua Savings
and Loan Association. Douglas
Abstract building.
FOR SALE Brunswick phono
graph, 43 records, good condi
tion, )30. 2 radio poles, 43 and
36 feet, guy wires and pulleys
attached. 12.50. See them at So.
Ore. Gaa Co. office.
FOR SALE Barcelona filbert
tree. 2 yrs, vigorous, well root
ed, direct from grower, $26 for
100; $120 for 600; $220 for 1000,
delivered, subject to approval;
pay when accepted. Hardy, no
spraying, frost free, no ladders
nor boxes required. Cash market
awaits. bT. S. and Canada Import
25,000.000 lbs. yearly. Plant now.
save regrets later. B. Johnston,
Saginaw, Oregon. Descriptive
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LARGE model 7enith carburetor
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Umpqua Battery Station.
A FEW sets of Exlde rechargeable
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' Night class starts Tueaday, Dec.
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eight rooms, including overstuff
living room suite, dining room,
bedrooms, and kitchen. Also
home for rent 219 South Pine SL
FOR ' RENT Modern unfurnished
five-room house, full cement
basement, several cords of wood.
On pavement, near school. Fine
place for children. Phone 70-J.
Call at 522 1st Ave. N.
I know what
they're just a
GRIMM'S
LAST TIME
Girl-
FOR SALE One oak dining room
table; oak rocker; Edison phono,
graph, cheap. Must sell at once.
430 8. Pine. Phone 126-L.
EADY going to Los Angeles in
Ford wishes lady companion.
Must be able to drive and share
expenses. Phone 509-J.
LOST Valuable varmint dog,
while on hunting trip near Buck
Peake Tuesday. Color, brown
and white, answers to name of
"Scout." J. H. Short, 41F3.
CRATES NOW READY at Eden
bower warehouse. Growers, let
me know how many wanted by
mail or phone. R. H. C. Wood,
Sec.-mgr. U. V. Broccoli Growers
Association, Roseburg.
8YRIAX ItAXDITS FATTi
IN ATTACK OS TRAIN.
BEIRUT. Syria. Dec. 26. Un
der cover of a violent storm last
night bandits attacked the station
at El Fijeh. on the railway north
of Damascus. They were beaten
of by a French armored train
and Buffered heavy losses. It is
confirmed that the rebel tribes
men In recent fighting at Hasbiya
southwest of Damascus and at
Fort Chrlstophine, lost 70 men
I killed and 200 wounded.
Have you read the Imperial
Cleaners add this week? It's worth
your while.
these here kids want. Mom,
kickin for some of
MILK BREAD
They all
cry for it.
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