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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13. 1926 3 'January Clearance Sale DANCE! t 1 Pioneer Chorua with toprana obit-1 ')' lHiu, iizo; numm Bonjr, feature a KTU7 fTuiAV inuniber, I200; Carnival Medley lor closing scene, siiu. : IS BEING Mie sSttrSlaa, IW UI.IIIW VnilkU "Rosarta" to alii composers, and FOR RENT Furnished three.' . : e bad on application at Rune I room apartment. 60S 8. Stephens' (taHM Fn. l-HWta, rUnpThToh'-mun be de-: 'i35 AI.IJ-STOWV Pi., j.. n .mV... .h. . I Winchester 8t. Alfred Stephen. With the issuance of an or- !hould be addreaaed to the super- ""R SALE " CHEAP Rod Sta? den for the djslutertuent of inumltnt of music. Portland Hose I vapor oil range. 205 Brockway the body of the baby born to Festival. Inc.. 04 Oregon Bulldlnr I ' itiwt. Continued This Week rhO17"rVTT A fit, LlXlill JL x M a Charles Garland and ItetUna and accompanied by a letter giving f (a?' .... I HoveV. this Communltv InolfPii the fumnnyfr'i r!tmo t ' B f 1 W I 1 IT rVT G I , .T. ... I .? .u " . t.n"'"PTu "Call 304 W. Oak. as it l yt an x r.: r " r ". t . "- "" on oy Ono day's service at the new wet wash laundry. Phone 561 ' or Reductions on Dry Goods, Coats, Dresses, Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear; Shoes, Men's Furnishings, etc TON1TE!:5 WZfifBE SHENANDOAH TO. 1 . ,BE REPLACED BY ' BIGGER AIRSHIP T ' : (Continued from page 1.) e IB n- g tary Wilbur today told the house naval Commltt hn fsvfiri'H Nin. hi ruction of an slrsliio to replace Igj the Shenandoah. IS The secretary explained, how ever, that the new alrablp rhould have a greater rub capacity than the Shenandoah or the l,o Aiiko- Th t Af iha Purt i - tlmaled. at about tC.UOil.OOO and he !gj capacity of 6,GUM.0ll0 compared to the Slien- hi: s views , With metal dirlblbles. '.The secretary told the navy Committee that the nary general vara regarded lighter than air- '.nr.!..!.,! eraft as still In the experimental i cubic fel ftage, doubted their military Juniloah's 2.100 ouu. Si? ".'.i,,,-r Mr. Wilbur outline,! - topi":? waTcrX' such" J'" .. ? iB iul en.l.pr. r fl utiKmn. !n ciiiui inun iiuuer s Dill lor a fines." The hoard r.,r h ,;. "w dirigible .to cemt $5,000,001). ver, that for experimental 'pur poses tha Shenandoah should be ' replaced. ' Regarding the much discussed queetlon of the efficiency of the naval air service, the appropria tions committee. In reporting the naval appropriation bill declared "very gratifying aituatlon" had been found in this service, altho line officers should have more instruction in aviation, and pro vision should be made to supply greater - naraber of trained )llota In emergencies. The appropriations committee left it to the navy- to decide which warships should be retired. It pointed out that Great Urltaln 1 now maintains ou active duty , only a part of her potential fleet. The 133,250,000 carried in tha bill for construction is to be Hotted as follows: I for completion of the aircraft ' carriers $8,000,000; for plants, for the carriers 13,320,000; for' beginning work on three new 1 trulsers (previously authorized I. 11.200,000; for light cruisers and guntioata under construction 111, 000,000 and for continuing sub marine construction $7,775,000. WASHINGTON, Jsn.'lS Sccro- ... PROTECT THEM - Work bard to mike tout busi ness a suocess. Spend money freely to make year home a delight Take pleasure in acquiring wealth of possessions. Then sit back and enjoy them free from won, - safeguarded by dependable Insurance. . sUSWIC MM. WSHWCW Special Prices on Flour and Cereals . Jt will pay you to investigate our offerings before you buy Groceries. ' . FREE DELIVERY Maddox&Wetherell ' " ' ' Phone 4M ' Jack'son al ler Creek Bridge It Costs But Little to Look Neat The Joy of wearing a new suit cannot compare with the satisfaction and economy of wearing a suit or dress kept new by proper cleaning. m Viiartntr lhu Its r - ..a 1 .1 a! awaken her two-year-old child ! Roberta Frances, the Infant H'T . i .u I uauKwer or Mr. ana Mrs. T. o. w blanket and placed It in its i Dixon, passed away at 12 o'clock t -m U"hOUl"Me l"8 "T '3 1 l8Bt nlht Mery Hospital, fol l .id ulil il, ' ?nr".n2 i luwln n ,tt " Pneumonia. ! JL?1 J She wa, nine month, old at the. A physician summoned from ! , .'"! 'h!cb followed an HO Ouakertown nronoui.ne.1 dth ."""."' ".""Ul eleven uays. hne 19 the colony founded by the the committee wlthnut iinn.W!,. , fWi SALIC One elwctrlc poii-corn wealthy socialist under the Oiof the composer's name. . ,.j f Popper. News Stand. 104 Cass i name oi April farms. v - ne Kose Festival must be given I reei, nusvourg, wre. iuv uruvr nas issutfu uy w tun iignis ana accepts no obliga-i 7iBini Aiturut-y uuie siiuri. w , uon except to use tne composer s ly before Miss Hovey appear- name. The successful composers ed in the district attorney's must suddIv the necessary mnatmi "mi v kuu cpumru uiti ua.' w arrariKt-nienis. 1 by'a death. Garland, arrested Composers of Oregon, Washing last Monday charged with ton California. Idaho. Nevada and adultery, is at liberty on ; Ilrltlsh Columbia are eligible. Ore- ,000 bond, awaiting hi ariug. :aon comnoaera are imriinniuriv Iloth the death and birth cer- t urned to enter. tlflcatea named Garland as n the father. The farm Is re- INFANT nAIIPUTPO garded by the authorities as I "lr',l UAUUlltK t r.8.,0j8 folon5;-. ,h k k 1 MR- and MRS- DIXON - . . . J 3 naccrA a ir m . A . . - .. .. .. w nau been suffering from colic. i rAMU LUl INILiM 1 WO(Jlx:UTTER8 WANTED Two y tit FOR SALE Standard banjo, good condition. Address Banjo, care . News-Review. M!RRORS"resllvered, new mirrors made, any size or shape. Phone 14-KI. 714 ill St. J FOR-RENT Downstairs, nicely, Furnished duplex house on Mill St. L. O. Maddux. Thone 248-R. FTRNfTi'REand pianoTTeflnlsh ed gloss, dull 'or lacquer,' natur-j al or any color. Phone 54-RI. 714 Mill St. :''!.'!. wmm Thursday, Friday Salurday experienced men preferred, cabin to live In. Address H., care News-Review. FOR SALE Two-room house, two lots on pavement. Price $650. lerms. vnas. nyes, o.o N. jacg son St. -.. FOR-SALE 192!rFora truck. 5 solid tires, Warford transmis sion. A guaranteed truck cheap. See at Lock wood Motor Co. DRESSMAKING AND JIH-LINERY due to-uffocation. ; " "u "1Bier. uetty Jane. Miss Hovey said Garland's ! ? VZ ! J ae ,uneral rv- wife has visited her husband ! L" v'n be held at 2 o'clock - i ... a n Thursdav afternnnn ! iu n a. rf..i ,h I i burg Undertaklne Ch.,Mi ...i m 1 vocational classes are being or- ; be conducted by Rev. Joseph 4. Knotts. Interment will take place at ine masonic cemetery. I Likely Your Last Chance Harold Bell Wright' WHEN A MAN'S A MAN Will Be Shown at the PLAYHOUSE 8UTHERLIN Wednesday and Thursday, January ITALIAN WAR DEBT SETTLEMENT UNDER ITIDt? ATA TXT TV"VT-V ... numri FOR SALK (Continued from page 1.) ganized at the high school, open to all women of Roseburg, Thurs days and Fridays. LOST Suitcase off my car some where near Roseburg. Contains some papers and bank book. ' Finder please leave at News-Re view office. Reward. book, alleging facts detrimental Timothy D. Rldenour, pioneer of ;to a government "with which we Douglas county, passed away last tare at peace." and objected to night at 10:30 o'clock at th home j further questions along this line, of bis ' daughter, Mrs. George! Representative Oldrield, Ar Ratney on Houck street, following ) kan,uu- Democratic whip, how an Illness of about a week. i every insisted that Mr. Rainoy Mr. Rldenour suffered a stroke lconl,in.:le JTeadlnK "lf ' tokes a of naralvBia last week hut was un. lne ,a"eT "en said the t m ...,. i ,i !.,.. ,w ,. ... i Pictures in the book were of Ma- til illness culminated In death last ! 'df" m. il y night.. Ho woe born In Indiana In L" t,?',", "i.0!.1'? m ana u. Don t let tills really :' " Tt. '"'"" " worth-while picture go out of ser vice without your having seen It. It's a little different, even as truth Is different from fiction. 7:30 p. m. Admission 10c and 25o iIOIK'I'WMIl!lIXIMW'W DANCE AT LONG'S HALL Colei Valley Saturday,. January 16 , Music By f 8UTHERLIN ORCHESTRA Everybody come have a Jolly S good time Such as aluminum ware, granite ware, tinware, mixing bowl?, vege table bowls, fry pans, Bkllleta, hot cake griddles and hundreds of others. At Lowest Prices. Powell Furniture Co. The Pioneer Chiropractor OR. M. H. PLYLER . Phone 152 - Lane and Rose Sts. When Is Chiropractic NecessaryT Wben a maximum of Good Health Is desired. Don't wait till an Invalid to get acquainted. Learn now. Chiropractic Quells Ills. p lllnnm Innll ,1.. , his parents In 1853, to the west. LnnHiiinn. hui. .J...i" " IL The family settled in Douglas j knew "as a fact" that Mussolini county. Mr. Rldenour went to always has stood for law and eastern Oregon, where be stayed 1 order. with a brother for a time, the two I - n later going to Nevada and resid-l Can you beat it? Two 37x5 Kelly- Springfield tires with tubes, like new for $30.00 at Sarff'n Auto Wrecking House, 329 N. Mala St. OOK1NG NECESSITIES1""5 ,or ,ew " He returned -ASllclcei.- Sg&'Juat like Mine ft W1. for rolny days 7V As popular In the dry as In tlio country. fyrMo, IHwn onCtHctrn FISH BRAND SLICKERS S . y". i w mm m IrI 1,iaM A. J-TOW SCR CO. BOSTON ' mm;. sf IT -slf A I k H ' -f Vi u tm i mm DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas Whin Desired Pyorrhea Cured Phon 4S8 Masonic RldK. to Douglas county, since that time residing at Melrose, where his father had an old donation land claim, and In Roseburg with his brother, Henry Rldenour, who pas sed away a year so so ago. He is survived by his daughter and one son, Eldon, of Oakland, California, who will arrive here tomorrow morning. . The funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Roseburg Undertaking Chattel. Rev. Joseph Knotts will officiate and Interment will be at the Masonic cemetery. IS E The Wlllard Service Station of fers motorists free battery test and filling service. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In. the ftttii.g of Olassei lit Jackson St IT f Annotated rrw Lets! Win.) PORTLAND. Jan. 13. Mike Kannry, paroled by Governor Pierce after having served . ten months of a two-year renlence on a larceny charge Is eolnc back .to the "big. house." He pleaded I guilty before Circuit Judge Ste Ivenson to a forgery charge here land was sentenced to another I two-year term. Kanary was I charged with attempting, with i another man, to pas a worthless icherk for 102.19 on a hardware j store here.. Ford true, overhaul- - ed; 33x5 rear pneumatic tires. Warford transmission. A real truck for wood or broccoli haul ing. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Von derfcl little hom e Nearing completion, with base ment, furnase, built-Ins, etc. for 3500. Close to new high school In Laurelwood. 3500 down. Box 133. FOR SALE 20 acre farm stocked and equipped. 5 acres bearing pear orchard, good plastered house. Fine home for? $4600. Would accept house In Roseburg as part payment. " Chas. Kyes, 826N. Jackson St. POULTRY M EN ATTENTION Wlll start my Incubator Febru ary 1st. White Leghorn. Barred Rock, Rhode Island Red chicks for sale. Also custom batching. Earl Vosburgh, 702 Fullerton. Phone 391-Y. One ; lot "of discontinued All fur . neck , pieces, con styles of corsets, corselettes, sisting of Coney, Fox, Mar and brassieres. Values to ten, and Wolf. ; 95c ;:; : j4.Qff ; ,,.. . Corduroy and Silk Loung- One lot of silk jersey and . Robes and Dressing rayon petticoats. Values to Cowns $6.50. ; . ,;, I 1 . t ' $2.95 : Off One lot of garments, con- Novelty cuff imported Kid sisting of silk and cloth Gloves in white and colors, dresses, skirts, etc. i,,. Values to $3.95. $2.95 ' $2.95 ' Mkrksbury Company Ladies Apparel Dr. H. C Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Or, Phone as f Aooclstal Fm LmvJ Wb. PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 13. Rules governing the contest for musical rompoaitlona for fire num bers to be added to the pageant "Hosarla" were Issued today by the music committee of the- Rose Fes tival Association. The competition will be open to northwest musicians and the pi li.'i to be given the successful , comiiosers total $700. The numbers and the amount of , the prizes for each follow: I "Kir Tree." or thu "Tlmberland Ilallet," $100; "Opening the Ore gon Trail," baritone aolo, $129; We will give car owners free battery test and filling service. The Wlllard Service Station. Liberty Theatre WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Matinee Each Day 2:15 P. M. Lionel ' Barrymcre In 79 "I Am the Man - " - i , ' ' The Orratoi't Photoplay of America's greatest a.lur, ' t t . ,A Throhb'jng McliMlrama from the Rook of Life with ' - , Seena Owen Csiton Class Flora Lsbreton Joseph Striksr j Martin Fauit 10c Oregonian Adventures of Mazie 20c COMINO PRIOAY AND SATURDAY William Fairbanks in "Fighting Youth" Dr. Rupert A. Moon leetro-Chlropraotor Nerve and Spins Specialist 20 Perkins Dldg. Phone $64 RoseSurg Junk Co. 12 W. Washington Wi Buy All Kinds of MataL Rags, Sacks, Paper, Wool and Hides. PHONE 1B2-J Druglsts Health Center" Dr. Harrison Folk Dr. Catherine McNeil Chiropractic and Electro. . ' Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Paths 27 W Cs.s I'hone 491 WE OWN AND OFFER In exchange for Douglas County property, the follow ing: .120 acres grating land In tinker County, Oregon; 160 arrea timber and grating land In Til'amook county, Oregon. !loth properties free and clear of Incumbrances. Abstracta of title. Want Rose burg city property, acreage or ranch property. Will trade for your equity or will as sume If sulti'd. G. V. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 1 16 Cass St. Phone 417 FRANK A. TERRY Equitable Savings 4 Loan Stock Inquire of O. W. Toung a Son, real estate, or at Churchill Hard ware Co PORTLAND IS VOI(IUi:i. (AanrUtnt PtM Uuot Win.) PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 13. While Pomanders are revelllrfg In clear, sunshiny weather, that same weather is causing water bureau officials to scan the skies with troubled looks. There Is no Bnow whatever at Bull Run Lake, nor on the sur rounding mountains, according to Charles E. Oliver, engineer In charge of the lake division of the water bureau. There should he normally four or rive feet of mow nt the lake STRANGE AS IT MAY, SEEM Nevertheless true. This year's crop will more than pay for it. 35 acres of bottom land, near town, on bard surfaced road; creek thru place; seven hundred full bearing pear trees in good condition. Price $2600, half cash. If this seems unreasonable Inves tigate for yourself. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 125 Cass Street. Phone2 1 9. USED CARS OF QUALITY Be low Is a list of unusually good used cars that we are offering In our spring clean up. 1 1924 Light Six Studebaker touring. 1 1920 Light Six Studebaker touring. 1 1923 Ford coupe. . 1 1920 Nash Speedster. 1 1922 Special Six Studebaker touring. Certified used cars bought from a reliable dealer means service and a satisfied owner. W. A. BURR & SON Central Garage -I RESERVE OFFICERS HAVE INTERESTING MEETING WED. EVE. The meeting of the Umpqua Chapter of Reserve Officers Asso ciation was held at the clubrooms In the armory for the purpose of business transaction and instruc tion last evening following a din ner at the Hotel Umpqua .at 6:30 o'clock. , , . First Lieutenant Bowker made a talk on army organization, which was both interesting and of in structive value. Major John P. Bubb, U. S. A. Divisional Instruc tor, of Eugene, was a visitor and directed a problem of 'post Solutions for the different phases of the problem were made by Captains Osborne ond Devaney and Lieutenant Knudtson. The as sociation organized a squad sys tem as recommended by national headquarters, so in case of local emergency, as in catastrophies of ; floods, fire, etcetera, the entire or i ganizatlon would be prepared to be called together In a very short time. . ; HANEY 18 DEFENDED ' (AMocUttrf Prm Laawd Wire.) ' WASHINGTON, Jan. -13. A de fense of Commissioner Haney, a whose resignation from the ship ping board has been requested by march out- i President Coolldge, was made In the senate today by Senator Dill, FOR .RENT Apartments, down democrat of Washington. sta Irs. 2 1 6 8. Parrot t. Dill asserted that the president's HIGH SCHOOL and sti grade stu-1 request for Haney's resignation Is dents. Got ready for final exams. . not ln accord with the spirit of Special evening classes., Reason-. tne law Elvln8 minority repre able rates. Mrs W. L. Martin entatlon ,ou Independent commis 703 Fullerton St. ' ions- nrivrit7vf va- k... v n"t The- action of the president In a no. r J . " ,or-b,'MI' the Haney ease. Mil said, was an ?o IZ.Z?,TZJ: " atfmPt to supplant the shipping InS8 . 11' l"y: administration as provided by con E,an Ac. "Ad ' " h"P' board, with X Itlw to.UfIU bU one-nlan administration which BiraCT Building. '"Ikiilwrf lu. th- lima hl. l JUST. A LITTLE ACTIVITY All 'president PnlmeT-ef-the-fleet cor- that is necessary to double your money; prune and plow this tract and double your money in thirty days: 20 acres of Garden Valley apple orchard; good road on three aides of It) old house ana Darn: one-rourth mile from river.-near school: cost owner poratlon. The president's request for Haney's resignation because of al leged violation of understanding had with him by the president re garding President Palmer of the fleet corporation when Haney was appointed was cited by Senator Have Cash Buyers ) Business, Residence and E gj Farm Property, Give Descrip- I? j5 tion and Lowest Cash Prica. a I E. K. McLendon I I Real Estate Co. I level at this time of the year and S 224 prkin Bldg. Phone 124-J E: more In proportion on the moun- fr.K.;.w.I.r.I.I.BgpI8 tnlns surrounding, according to I vssff'AitiUtttiH Oliver. . ,,.r,, iuu norns, repunncan, Nebraska, as .'llZlVJ"'20'1"'' '"n "'twnPl bT the chief executive rv V r. m ADEN-1 to control the policies of the board CY. 125 Cass Street. Phone 219.1 by secret understanding. Moore's Music Jackson St. Studio. 223 N. MAN COMMITS Ht ll'llir. f AwnrUttrf fnm Iim1 Win.) PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 1.1. Harold Rnsmttssen. KG. consult ing engineer, ended his life today by shooting himself through the abdomen with a rifle at the horns of his daughter, the coroner's office reported. He left a note attributing his art to ill health. COMING Liberty Theatre STARTS SUNDAY BETTY COMPSON "Counsel for the Defense" with House Ptters and Jay Hunt One of th'i greatest comt soenra ever screened. A girl aih.rnt-v dee the pleading. DANCING Saturday Nite January 16, 1926 AT Sutherlin Community Hall Music by 8ilthtt)a Orchestra Admission: Gents- 75c Ladies free. TOM HARVEY, Mgr. PRISONERS ASK CONFERENCE. SALEM. Ore., Jan. 13 Follow In ?traiilon of Intention on th , pnrt of th Marion county court to fMi.btth a rockplle or om ottnr form of oiiflih e miloTm,nt f jprtnon In thf rountv jail to cuib : moon I'll tnr unrl bootlrpRfrn. wio hv th Jul. flllf-l to ovTfloin. prlnoncrtt now In the jail have formpft a contmfttrf nnd snt a formnl communication lo th coun ty muit akinit for confln','. Th comniittf. in ' im httc.. ntmm H wmilil nppi-prtnt a chance to ctutfer with the court on the question of out.ltlc employ ment Intllrntln the prlnonor woulil like to har om'thlnic to mt aNtttt th nature of It. Wll llnm Pa I. MeriMt boo'tRi'r, I cbatrmnn "of the committee. The court has takn no action, on the communication. , Free battery test and filltnar frv- . Ic at the WlllArd 8m Ice 8iatlna.: Tonite and Thursday Pete Morrison In "SANTA FE PETE" Full of Excitement. A Fast Moving Vestern. Feature Comedy 10c News 20c 8TARTS FRIDAY BUCK JONES In "The Countess and tha Cowboy" ' l j v j v DON'T MISS THE VOD-VIL At H. S. Auditorium at 8:00 P. M. Friday, January 15 This is one of the cleverest programs given by the Girls Club. Very Pleasing Variety of Numbers. Matines at 3:45, 15c, 25c; Evening 25c, 50c I TONIGHT A Riot of Fun 'Bright Lights' ; with ; J ' ' Here is Charley Ray back again in CHART Fi ' one ' 'l0" lovable, wistful coun- davj iryboy ro,M thal have endeared KAY. and . -, him to millions. You'll say it's a PAULINE : ; . P.rftct 'it and your laughs will be mixed with a tear or two, as you watch his blundering, honest at tempts to win the heatt of a Broad way butterfly. i ' ' TAKES YOU BEHIND THE , SCENES OF BROADWAY . s THEATRICAL LIFE STARKE ' Also NEWS COMEDY 10c ANTLERS 25c