ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1925
BEGIN THE
NEW YEAR
By starting the foundation for
your child's educational fund by
opening a Saving3 Account with
this bank. Many Roseburg
young people are paying for
their schooling from funds start
ed years ago in our Savings
Department.
The Savings Habit is a Good Habit
First State
and Savings Bank
Get one of our Home Savings Banks.
The moving picture, "Stream of
Life," will be ahown at the Metho
dist -church New Year's Kve, at
7 : 3d and 9:3U o'clock. Admission
free.. . ,HJi
. PROTECT THEM
Work hard to make your busi
ness a success.
Spend money freely to make
your borne a delight.
Take pleasure In acquiring a
wealth oi possessions.
Then alt back and enjoy them
free from worry safeguarded
by dependable Insurance.
COMING
Liberty Theatre
FRIDAY SATURDAY
Matinee Both Days 2: IS
Strongheart
"NORTH STAR"
...I WONDER DOO ACTOR
The Dashing Hero
;" 8tory ef Northwest
Liberty Theatre
TODAY
Matinee Each Day
2:15 P.M.
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A lightning fast Ws stern romance
that will thrill you to your finger
tips roaring with comedy furious
fun.
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HOTEL 8UTHERLIN
Sutherlin, Oregon
Friday Night, Jan. 1
Music By
ALPINE ORCHE8TRA
Note: Hotel Sutherlin will
give a dance every Friday
evening, beginning New
Year's night, January 1.
I GREETINGS
4
: May the year 1926
j bring Health and
Happiness to the peo-
g pie of Roseburg and
ft vicinilu.
; Dr. Rupert A. Moon
JITNEY
DANCE
AT
MOOSE HALL
Friday, Jan. 1
Music By
Pap's Peppy
Players
Come and Strut Your
Stuff
The Pioneer Chiropractor
DR. M. H. PLYLER
Phono 1 f 2 Lane and Rose Sta.
When Is Chiropractic Necessaryf
When a maximum of Uood
Health la desired. Don't wait till
an Invalid to gut acquainted.
l,earn now.
Chiropractic Quells Ills.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Deaired
Pyorrhea Cured
Phone 4S
Mnsonlr Bldr.
'Druglsss Health Canter"
Dr. Harrison Folk
Dr. Catherine McNeil
Chlropractlo and Electro
Therapy
Thompson Mineral Vapor Hatha
S27 W. Caia I'hone 491
Roseburg Junk Co.
126 W. Washington
W. Buy All Kinds of Metal,
Rags, Sacks, Papsr, Wool and
Hides.
PHONE 182-J
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
ElMtro-Chlropractor
Nerva and Spine Specialist.
SOS Terklna Bld(. Phone 654
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the flUb of
Olassea .
11S Jackson St.
Dr. H. C Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parkin Bids. Roaaburg, 01
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PROPERITY OF
CLOSING YEAR
WILL CONTINUE
(Continued Irum Page 1)
two years ago, but atill leaving
farmers with much accumulated j
cent am larHing staDiuty nccause
of unsolved ayarket prolilems.
Business Outlook Brighter.
1 CII1CA0O. Dec. 31. Financial,
Industrial and agricultural leaders
hail 1926 as promising to Wad the
nation much farther away from the
bugaboo of post war depression.
1 Their views, representatives of
' wholesale and retail dry goods, the
railroads, the farmers, labor and
banking, both In agricultural and
livestock regions and in Industrial
'districts agree that the new year
i will marshal In an era of better
tlmes. " '
This outlook comes on the heels
of a record breaking Christmas
buying season, which closed a
"most successful" year during
which many business records were
broken.
A rising standard of living will
see an upward trend In wages and
commodity prices, business execu
tives believe.
Agriculture Needs Aid.
The farmer la on the threshold
of prosperous days, manufacturers
I will Increase production and need
all of the available labor, the rail
roads will be busy with heavy traf
fic, and the year will be one of
large but conservative profits, is
I he concensus.
Farmer money will tend to a.
moderate slackening of stock and
bond activity and speculation In
real estate and other tlelda. It is
felt. The prediction Is for ample
credit at satisfactory rates.
The peak of this period of pros
perity will be reached during 1926.
saya Colonel Leonard P. Ayera of
the Cleveland Trust company, a
nationally known lnatitution. In
the earlier months of the year the
course of general business prom
ises to be ascending to that peak
and during the latter months of
the year descending from it.
The farmer's condition, is, on the
whole, the most favorable since
1920, says' Samuel H. Thompson,
president of the American Farm
Bureau Federation, "but much re
mains to be done to put agriculture
on a nrosperous basis."
"With business strong but con
servative, in balanced proportion,
the year ahead of us should be one
of genuine, widespread prosperity
for all classes throughout all parts
of the country." Is the Inspiring
rorecsst voiced bv .feme Simpson,
nresldent of Marshall Field and
company.
Uncle 8am Haa 8urplus.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31. Im
proving conditions at borne and
abroad during the past vear Justify
the belief that 1926 will see con-
BIG NOISE BALI
Armory Tonight
It's a Jitney Affair
EVERYBODY'S GOIN'
Music by Those
Swanee Serenade
Dancing After Midnight
Richmond Burge
The Professional
Psychoanalyst
from
LONDON UNIVERSITY
ENGLAND
Is open for reservations at the
Hotel Rose, Roseburg.
Stammering
Vocational Analysis
Human Problems
CONSULTATIONS
ARE FREE
Phone 622
WATCH
CLOCK
AND
JEWELRY
REPAIRING
My Ntw Shop la at
111 8. Jackson, St,
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ye
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Bring In your work and
get quick, honest service.
W. E. Clingenpeel
MOIOIWMWWBOK i
P. F; HIRSCH
Public Accountant
ROSEBURG, ORE.
Your BooVs Kept, Charge.
abl by the Hour or by
the Month.
AUDITING
BOOKS OPENED AND
CLOSED
Inventories Figured
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You will be Invited to th tv,k ni.-T. ' u-'" "
rfrfina ..J h v., will lYo,, Olanta today announced they
wadding, and than you will h,d (r,dpd w,yUn(, p, rt h.
mast
"HIS PEOPLE"
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NEW HAVEN Conn., Dec.
31. Dr. L. C. Strong of the
llussey Ifitl'::te, Harvard,
told the American Society of
Zoologists, during its cancer
symposium here, that twin
sliters 21 years old had been
found who had developed
cancer of the left breast each
of the same microscopic
structure at almost the same
Jjme.
Dr. Strong cited this to
prove nis contention mat -.ne w
V cancer w u r i i-u 1 1 a i j auu an- r
not be developed by persons
born without a cancerous
strain.
BARBER SHOPS TO CLOSE
All union barber shops in
Roseburg will stay open on-
til 8 o'clock tonight and be
closed tomorrow. New Year's
Day.
tlnued progress toward world sta
bilization iu tbe view of Secretary
Mellon.
"The year just closed." the sec
retary said today, "haa been a for
tunate one for thia country. There
haa been a ateady improvement in
general economic conditiona which
haa been reflected in the govern
ment's financea. The treasury
Bhows a comfortable surplus which
is not only available for reductions
in taxes, but affords an opportuni
ty for placing tbe tax system on a
sound basis.
"The past year has also aeen im
portant developments in Europe.
The funding agreements, which
have been reached by this country
with the foreign debtor nations,
will have far-reaching results and
already there are signs of Improv
ing conditions abroad which In
spire confidence for the future and
Justify ua in the belief that the
year ahead of us will see continued
progress toward world stabiliza
tion. "
IT
Grants Pass Boxer Wants to
Meet Victor of Dundee
Bayes Match Card 1
Starts 2 o'Clock.
Joe Gorman of Grants Pass, one
of the top-notchers in the 130
pound class, will challenge the
winner of the Dundee-Hayes fight,
the headllner of the New Years'
fight card, according to a state
ment made today by Charles
Clough, local promotor. Goriaaa,
who only recently returned i to
Granta Pass from San Francisco,
where be haa been fighting for
some time. Is In Rosebur-g today,
CHARLEY DUNDEE, who la to
mast Phil Bayee of Salem on
New Year card.
and win oe present at tbe right to
morrow atternoon. lie is one or
iiiv lew nieu uguung a uraw wun
Ij . . . ..; . r-i
nr iuwu niurKan. now uie leatner
gj: weight champion.
A great deal of Interest la being
'shown In the Dundee Hayes match.
5. tlinH.. hmm Wnn In..,,
nl" revernesa and boxing skill.
i imyes is consiuereo one or tne
best men of his weight In the
northern part of the atate, and poe
I eeasea a knockout punch,
j Archie Walker and Bobble Clark
furnish the semi final. Both,;
inese ooya are last and clever
.should put up a good fight.
I The preliminaries start prompt
ly at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at the armory.
Try a ton of Royal rtah coal.
: It's clean and efficient. You'll like
It Denn Oerretaen Co.
BASEBALL SWAP.
( Aanrlatrd Tnm Lmml Win.)
handed pitcher and Jack Rentier,
southpaw to the Philadelphia Na
tionals for Jimmy Ring, veteran
I right-hander. No rash was "'In-
I ' vulved.
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; BIRDS FOR SALE 2 Roller hens
and z sinters. 141 9 Proanect.
TAKEN UP One sow, crop off;
left ear,. C. E. Banning, Dixon-,
vllle.
FOUND Masonic watch charm. :
' Owner please call and describe
It. I
FOR SALE Several hundred fine '.
plants, red raspberries. Time, to
set them now. 1276 Prospect. !
FOR RENT Two furnished bouse- 1
keeping rooms. Phone 170-Y, or
call 816 Winchester.
FOR SALE 35 bead full wooled ;
ewes, also 30 head goats. Phone ;
evenings, 2X6 J.
FOR SALE CHEAP 6 Bantam
hena and a rooster. Call 611 8.
Pine.
FOR SALE Two good coyote
dogs, price $100. John Abeene,
Oakland. Ore
FOR RENT Large (deeping room.
Cheap, because It la aeven blocks
out. Phone 512-Y,
FOR SALE Studebaker Special
Six. A real bargain for quick
sale. Wilson's Tire Shop.
WANTED-to"hear-from owner of
good farm or ranch for sale. R.
Ranky, 6903 32 N. W. Seattle.
FOR SALE Dodge Roadster, good
tlrea and runs good. Will take
motorcycle aa part payment. Wil
son's Tire Shop.
WANTED Party to cut 75 or 100
tier oak grub wood, $1.25 per
tier. V. N. LaRaut, Wilbur, Ore.
Phone 12F33.
SPRAYERS If you wish to aave
the freight on your bean spray
er, we must have your order thla
week. Klecker-Amort Co., 439
N Jackson St
WANT""TOTRADE fine modern
aeven-room bouse with garage
and full half block ground for
stocked and equipped ranch near
Roseburg. Equity $2500, pay
some cash and assume 'to $8000.
Max Stewart. Lebanon, Oregon.
6UR MONTHLY payment plan
makes loans easy to pay. We now
have funds available for mort
gage loans on improved city
property. No commission. No
delay. Vmpqua Savings and Loan
Association. Douglas Abstract
Building.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For
property near Roseburg of about
aame valuation, my 7-room house
with bath, large lawn, flowers,
palms, fruit of all kinds, garage,
wood ahed, 6 acres of bottom
land. Small town with pay roll.
Valuation $5,000. Address Box
632, Marshfield, Oregon.
Ilia Money In fox-farmi
have the foxes: will give an In
terest to four men who will buy
40 acres that can be acquired for
six hundred dollara; well located
and adapted for a fox farm: 15
acres under cultivation; fine
timber; well watered; small
house and new barn; will make
great hunter's lodge. Get full In
formation LAWRENCE AGEN
CY. 126Cass Street. Phone 219.
IT'S TOO DARN CHEAP To be
any good. May be ao, but don't
believe everything you hear or
see In a newspaper. Look at this
and use your own judgment. 35
acres all bottom land ; creek thru
place; 700 full bearing pear
treea; on hard surfaced road;
one-half mile from town. Price
$2500. half cash. LAWRENCE
AGENCY. 125 Casa Street
Phone 219
HOTttE THIS' Ot't Poll YOtft'
8ELF And be quick about It.
Eight hundred dollars for a fine
lot 55x120; pavement: cement
sidewalk and aewer assessments
all paid. Two hundred dollara for
a full set of good furniture. In
cluding everything to keep
house; two beds; dresser;
couch; buffet; library table;
rugs; curtains: chairs; rockers;
dlnlngroom set: fine range; heat
ing stove; kitchen cabinet;
dtdhes; cooking utensils; also a
year'a supply wood. Five hundred
dollara for a good 4-roora house
with bath, toilet electric lights,
hot and cold water aystem, sink:
every convenience; big wood
ahed; barn; chicken house and
yard: and you have a aum total
of fifteen hundred dollars. If you
bave $400 cash you can get pos
session of this property at once
and pay the balance of eleven
hundred like rent. Hut you better
step lively. See LAWRENCE
AGENCY, 125 Cass Street.
Phone 219.
RUSSIAN
SEX
SCIENTIST CLAIMS
EXISTING IN STONES
LENNORAD, Dec. 31 Sex exists
In stones. It is claimed by Prof.
Peter Manluloff, of the Russian
Physlco-Therapeutlc Academy.
Prof. Manluloff la confident of
proving the existence of one har
monious division of the male and
female gender In the entire crea
tion of the world, from human be
ings down to minerals. In the
course of an address before the
Academy of Scientists, Prof. Manl
uloff said:
"In my experiments to prove the
existence of aex In minerals my
attention waa arrested by the fact
that the aame mineral, perfectly
identical In Its chemical nature, is
"Ja"' ,w0 eryatalllc' forma. In one case
arrrtjf cubic form and In the other of
octahedron form. To discern the
exact aex I have auhjected to a cer
tain reaction the blood of human
beings and animals, aa well aa ex
tracts from planta. I have sub
jected to a similar reaction various
crystalllc forms, taking pyrite aa
a typical mineral.
"The p rite crystalllied Into cu
bic form produced a discoloration
of the composition into which It
waa dropped, namely a typical male
reaction. The aame mineral, crys
tallised Into aa octahedron form,
dlacolored the aubetance Into which
It waa dropped, giving a typical fe
male reaction. I have repeated
hie evnerlment with eleven differ
ent terals, obtaining the aame
result."
WHERE
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Hlappy
Artillery Is Used to Clear
Rivers as Thousands of
Persons Are Forced
From Lowlands.
PARIS, Dec. 31. The floods In
central Europe continue to spread
notably In eastern Hungary. There
the river Thelss is 23 feet above
normal level at Tokay, famoua for
ita wines. The devastation by the
waters is being added .to by ice
jams forming at bridges. These
great masses of lcc-are being de
molished by artillery shell fire, but
with some damage to the bridgea;
thousands upon thousands of per
sons driven from their homes are
flocking to citlea which are above
flood level.
While the situation In France
thus far Is merely threatening, the
rivers, notwithstanding official op
timism, continue to rise at a fast
rate In the east, west and north.
It Is now admitted that the peak
of the flood will not be reached be
fore Sunday.
The flood altuation has been com
plicated by a recurrence of laat
week's hurrlcance, which haa put
the half restored telegraph sys
tem out of commission again.
The Eiffel Tower wireless aerial
again was carried away by the
wind and in consequence of this
the actual state of affairs in the
provinces Is not fully known.
Taxea Suapend.
VIENNA. Austria, Dec. 31. A
dispatch from Oedenburg, Id Bur
genland. West Hungary saya the
dam at Klelnraab. on the Raab liv
er, burst last night, menacing 30
villages.
An unconfirmed report states
that 38 miners were drowned when
the salt mines at Maros-UJvary
were flooded.
The dispatch adds that the flood
damage In Hungary Is so great that
the finance minister has suspended
taxes In the afflicted districts.
Havoc In England.
LONDON, Dec. 31. Great Bri
tain was struck by another wester
ly gale last nlrht bringing heavy
rainstorms, which further raised
the waters of the already swollen
rivers. In London two men were
killed and eight Injured when a
chimney crashed Into the dormitory
of a Stepney workshop. More than
loo telegraph and telephone line
were down In the country. A mall
train crashed Into fallen treea at
Berwyn. Wales, but only the loco
motive waa damaged.
OAILV WPAIHaiR RePORT
TT. S. Weather Bureau local of.
flee. Rnsrbarg. Oregon. 34 hour
endlne t m.
PrwlBittinn In lea. A Hundredths
Highest temperature yesterday 37
Lowest temperature last night SS
Precipitation laat 34 hours o
Total precln. since 1st month 3 SS
Normal preclp. for thla month t.tl
Total precln. from 8epL 1,
192S, to date 1 S S3
A preclp. from Sept 1
is:7 13.94
Toti deficiency from Sept. 1.
19S5 4.41
Average precipitation for 4(
wet aeaaona. (September
to May Inclusive) 314
Cloudy tonight and Friday; nor
mal temperature.
WM. BELL, Meteorologist
QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE
WELCOME
WvoYearl
Those institutions survive as do those individuals who render
service taking what is offered them in an appreciative manner,
and in return, striving to give just a little bit more.
This institution is but a baby in this community and as the sand
in the hour glass of time runs its stipulated course, we shall en
deavor at all times to see that the treatment of every individual
patron is the highest that we can accord, and in this way we hope
to gain the ronfidence of the public. V
As we stepWorward to greet the New Year we wish to thank each
and every one of our patrons for their friendship, and as 1926 be-'
gins its course, we can but hope that we will grow with it and with
Ihe community.
RAPILCHERCO-
, INCOtVOftATtO
'Department Stores
245 North Jackson Street, Roseburg,
DANCE
RIDDLE
SATURDAY NIGHT
January 2'
Music by -
NITE HAWKS"
She-Piece Orchestra
We. Can Supply Your
Grocery. Needs
Canned Fruits
Canned Vegetables ;
Fresh Fruits' .
Fresh Vegetables
Free Delivery Try Us
After January 1
All Prices Reduced
Maddox&Wetherell
Phone 499
Jackson at Deer Creek Bridge
Last Time Tonite
mmmmmmi A drama of the gold country where
With as) All-Slot ' ' ' men? fought for gold fought for
Cli rhao'taf : j ' 'OTe 'out for life Itaelf, and the
.. woman who played their game,
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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 t Loan
Association of Portland. Also
we have private money tor
city loans and Eastern money
for farm loana.
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INSURANCE
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FRANK A. TERRY
Equitable 8avlnga A Loan
8tock
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O. W. Youug & 'Son, real
estate, or at Churchill Hard
ware Co.
Have you met
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"HIS PEOPLE"
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