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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1926. J3H i unmfrrn 'l A VALUABLE ASSET A Checking Account with the Rout-bur National I tank Is a valu able asset lo any ljuiiiM, atisur liijr Hufi-ty fot working capital and a bunkfnjc service that In very help fill. Accounts subject to check, whether of lare or moderate size an Inviud. 4 Interest Paid on Savin bs Accounts. The Rosebwg National Bank Roseburg, Ore. mi Special Sunday Dinner Roseburg Hotel Grill 'Lane and Sheridan Sta. ' 50 Cent SOUP Chicken Hroth and nice RELISH Shrimp Salad CHOICE OF Chicken Fricassee and Dumplings Cream Chicken on ToaHt T-Dono steak and French Fries Stufied Breast of Veal Roust Chicken and Dressing VEGETABLE Cream Carrots DESSERTS Potatoes nTT.TT.T.TTTOTT.T.T. LADIES ARE THANKED . At the closing session of the Southern Oregon Prestyierial bo- Melrose Country Club HARD TIME DANCE Saturday, March 13th DYNGE'S ANCE EMONS Music at 1:30 Supper at 12 Spirella Corsetiere For demonstrations of corsets! Iglrdles, etc. In your borne, calll if bone J7U-Y. MRS. C. R. CAVENDER The Pioneer Chiropractor DR. m. H. PLYLER Phone 15$ Lane and Rose Sis. When Is Chiropractic Necessary? When a maximum of Good Health Is desired, Don't wait till an Invalid to get acquainted. Learn now. Chiropractic Quells Ills. Dr. H. C Church OPTOMVTRIftT Psrhlna Blctg. Rossburg. Or M Liberty Theatre Last Time Tonight Matinee Daily 2:15 "THE LADY FROM HELL" fflwii it Teeming suspense. Intrigue, necessitated film company traveling from Wyoming to Scotland. jj A hilarious comedy melodrama with big casI. ' Roy qttwart, Blanche Sweet, Rslph Mickey Moor. a 1 10c Webfoot Weekly 1 lx Mft"h - r al K Mashed Potatoes cley last night, a resolution 1 was adopted thanking the ladies of the R,eburg Baptist church for thedtM, , lmar ,mln. llirnia "! V"ii i; n Tin mug mil If during the conference. The News-Review for results. DR. NERBAS DENTIST Palnl... Extraction Oat When Desired Pyorrhea Cured Phone 4S8 Masonic Bldg. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Klaetro-Ohlrepraetor N.rre and Bptne Specialist tot Perkins Bldg. Phone IM DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist tn the fitUiig of Glasses 111 Jsckson BL 8 W 5 ! Vr to Farmerti i to Farmerti 1 ro you ntMd money to ra runa xlitln mortanKt: m Improve the property you now a own; buy mora land: purcha W equipment or live stock; pro- m vide tin I Id In KB for yeur farm; J or othr aarleultural pur w poffnaT Thon call at our office d for our pUn. 5 Douglas Abstract Co j mmnnce comedy. Lewis, Frank Elliot, Cluth King. many othtrs. . e and lomedy 25c 9 "a. Story TW OTEAMS WIN KlUnl iU rLJ I FOR TPF TITI F ar aw (Continued from Psge 1.) Bedford and Astoria the Medford nutm-l working forether with deadly precision throughout thH first half, hullt up a lead nt 21 to 4 during that period and was able , n..i..,.in . ,.nmr.,r,u).lu muruinl until the final nun sounded. The Astoiia five, the smallest team in the tournament, put up a scrappy name, coming back strong In the second frame. , The lineup for the two teams watf as follows: Medford (SO) P Astoria (18) : Melvin (2) F. Maklnon (2) llerloit (K) P. AHlkalnen (8) l.alng (9) C. A. Maklneo (8) Williams (5) (I. Poysky (2) While (4) G. Lonberg . Substitutions: Medford, Archer (2), Cooksey. E. CONVENTION AT OAKLAND IS WELL ATTENDED A fine attendance marked the annual county convention of the Christian Kndeavor I'nlon of Douclas County, which started nt rtulflnnri lust nlvht Practic ally every society In the county was well represented with more than 30 Roseburg delegates pre sent. The principal address last night was made by Key. K. W. Warrington, former Presbyterian minister In Roseburg. The con vention continued throughout to day with conferences for the var ious departments. Meetings are to be held tonight and on Sun day. The sessions are being held In the Community Church at Oakland. NEW ELECTRICAL ! SHOP OPENS HERE Another new business to open j In Rnseburg the past week. Indlcat ! Ing the steady growth of the town, la Witham's Battery and Klectrlc company, which la now open for business, having a location in the Rose Garage, corner of Lane and Rose'atreets. The owner, C. A. Wltham, cornea here from Eugene, where he con- and aa he has had 12 year, experience In this business Is well versed in all phases of electrical and automotive work. The new shop Is one of the finest equipped mechanically, in the city. Battery charging and re pairing, speedometer work and oth er electrical and automotive work will be done by experienced men, and Mr. Wltham will no doubt meet with good success In Ms new loca tion. .1.1. k i. ' .ii EXAMINATION FOR POSTMASTER AT MILO ANNOUNCED The United 8tates civil service commission has announced an ex amination to be held at Rnseburg, Oregon, as a result of which It Is expected to flit a contemplated va cancy In the position of fourth class postmaster at Mllo Oregon and other vacancies aa they mny occur at the office unless It shall be decided In the Interest of the service to fill any vacancy by re instatement. Tbe compensation of the postmaster at this offlco was $506 for the last fiscal year. Appilcnnts must have reached their twenty first birthday on the I DRUfiUSS HEALTH CENTER B E 327 W. Csss Phona 491 ig DR. HARRISON FOLK DR. CATHERINE McNEIL .CHIROPRACTORS (Palnlens Aduttmonts) Electro-Therapy Electronic and Vapor Baths HI.I.W.I.III.I.T.X.II.I.W.I.I.M.K "For Hire" Trucks Our office will render you quick service on the insur ance required by the Public Service Commission on "FOR HIRE" trucks. Real Service 0. W. YOUNQ A 80N INSURANCE 11 Cass 8L Phone 417 IMRF.RTY SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Matinee Daily GEORGE VAL5I1 BLUE BLOOD grcatrat Athlete of the 8crccn in a hair raising thriller A Cast PAR EXCELLENCE - K,nogr.m .nd comedT" CHILD FALLS IN SLOP BUCKET AND DROWNS wUtl Ptm IMrd Wlr ) SALEM, Ore., Marc: 13 i received fiom Mt. Angel, of the tragic .1-alh of little Anna Drescbcr, the 18 months' old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junn Drcscber, Jr., which w discovered lai y j . , i" V bers of the family found her drowned In a slop bucket In the barn yard. She bad vl dently lobt her balance while peering Into the bucket a she was found face down with her 1 leH protruding over the Bide. The accident occurred on the iJrescher farm a half mile northeast of Monitor. The parents and six sisters and brothers survive. 4 COOKED FOOD SALE The ladles of the St. Joseph's church will hold a 4 cooked food and fancy work sale. Saturday, March 20th at the Roseburg Tire Shop, op- po.ll. New. Review. Bethel of Job's Daughters , TACOMA, Wash.. March 13. It will hold a cooked food Bale I appeared likely today that Mllo Sitturila". March 20th at Mc- Kkkits. notorious fugitive from jim- Kean, Darby and Baldwin's lice, will be turned ovrt- to Cana 4 store. e;dian authorities rather than to fed- eral officers in California. e4444l KKgere, captured here a week iago, la 'wanted In California for a date of the extminalion, with Tfie j daring Jail break and for other exception that In a state where wo- crimes, while Canada wants him men are declared by statute to be for liquor piracy. at full age for all purposes at Carrol A. Jordan, assistant Unit eighteen years, women eighteen led States attorney here, today re years of age on the date of the ex-clved a telegram from Attorney aminatlon will be admitted. , I Sargent In Washington. I). C, an Applicants must reside within n'"clg Uiat the United States the territory supplied by the post wi" Krant preference to the claims office for which the examination is Canada tor Eggers. announced. , ; u - The examination 1b open to all citizens of the United States who can comp y with the requirements. Application blanks. Form 1753. and full Information concerning the KIulremet. of the examination ran fw .eenren rmm the twMtmai. ... .. .t. .. . . : T" -"'"i" ' the United states Civil Service Commission. Washington, D. C. Applications must be properly executed and on file with the com to the hour of closing business on April 7. LEAGUE UNABLE SO FAR TO END CONTROVERSY Continued from Pnce 1. many's nttltude against admission tn the council Is so ut terly in conflict with the spirit of ercommodntlnn and conciliation of j geles with a large number of co Geneva that the very Interests of 'plea of the Volt, showing the the league demand clarification of isplendld highways and scenic at- the situation before pursuing the procedure of Germany's admission. Hence, even should the council unanimously designate Germany for a permanent seat, the mntter must come before the assembly for majority approval and the oppon ents of Germany In the present crisis maintain that there Is a poss ibility thnt the assembly would not ratify the selection of Germany at the present moment. Germany Has Mucn Support Wkm ZZt xZt On the other hand Germany an over- whelming number of small states w nave nssiireii infra mm mey are rolder each month for disiribu E becoming Impatient over the delay itlon to guests inquiring about bland want Germany voted In Inline-! this part of tho country, gj dlately. j This recognition of the Volt by The Germans add that they find outside concerns will result In a g adinliatinn expressed among many jdirort benefit to the field served V I delegations for their firm determln- by Copco and Is definite evidence t Ion n(t to make committments ironccrnlng Germany's future league attitude before they hnveipeople. even crossed the doorstep of the! This activity of The California league. Oregon Power Company In telling i Meanwhile the assembly today I 'he entertaining story of the field held a brief session and voted with-!" serves, is greatly appreciated, out a dissenting voice to erect alTnro,":h 'he columns and pictures magnlflclent assembly hall on the contained In the Volt It reaches shore of Ijike Leman and likewise ia nation-wide audience of over a new league secretariat, the whole 20.000 readers, eac h month fea lo cost 17.000.000 Swiss francs. The ""ring some special Item of Inter delegate, thus gave an Impressive If"1 ,n, he, country served focus demonstration of their belief that in "n"on on the beauties and tha i. ....... i... m . .,. ...j resources of southern Oregon and will not be dest-m-ed as a result of the German-allied vr.sls. France Hopeful. PARIS. March 13.-French opln ilon refuses to believe the Geneva situation altogether hnnel's. It feels lhat Premier Itrinnd's diplotm ntlc powers, stimulated by the dnnger of seeing his master work started at Ixiramn. destroyed, in the end will find a compromise. TIMK KXrilEKS HtM V YV TVMV. V OK XYTIYMW INSI UAM E Cnngresa ha nt .Inly 2. ns the time limit fur relnMa'e. ment and conversion of wnr ri-k lunrsnce. This mennn that a permanent form of gorornimnt Innuranre must he ' seenmd y that date or the opportunity ht forever. The Insurance la given by the' government at cot. eliminating chsre surh as commssons or overhead esnennes. Med Irs! exam Inst inn Is ners- ary for insurance refnstatrnirnt j hut no enmfnlon Is rt)Uir.d for conversion of policy. All poltrlea provide for loans at any time after the first year. eiinl to 91 prr cent of the raih surrender value. There are six (forms of endowment and pny-iment-life pollrtp. These poilo vleld dlviilrn.ls. which havo alreadv amounted to nr than eight million dnlian, ,0 occupation and mav be rhsne.-d jwlihtn five years from elfecin Idate. j A liberal total permanent dii ajfllltr rlna.. not lluitted to s provides ralver of premlu' !r"Tb:n aovernme, U hft.llln. I iDANCE! ORIENTAL GARDENS ITONIGHT HOT MUSIC BY A SCORCHIN' BAND over a million doliaib ot uett ln surince every day and, aa the time limit draws near, the amount increases. .More than 5U0U war '", KU,Br", nsurunce, but theie are Mill thousands who have ncglect- Ull In luloll . K,.. ....I uuu ,.f tl,u ornortiniiiv ! " r' n mLQ EGGERS WILL j BE TURNED OVER TO B. C. AUTHORITIES AND AUDITORS Noce , hereb ,ha, v !, bl()s w, be elve1 b the : count urt of , ()IKon , and lnclu(llnK Apr. . . ... ala- a' 10 o clock a. m.. for - a-tnnirtlara-a on1i n ttiA hnnlra nf the sherf. Treasurer and County Clerk lor the year 1925. Successful bidder will be requlr- ! ed to furnish a good and sufficient io be arl- in an amount equal to 25'c of bid The court reserves th right to reject any and all bids. By order of the County Court IRA B. RIDDLE, Co. Clerk. COPtXI "VOLT" IX IIKMAM) The Impression made by C'op co's miniuture monthly publlra- uon, "ine VOLT , Is far reach Poland's i Ing, as the Company has recently oeen requested to furnish Tufts. Lyon Arms Company of Los An tractions of Southern Oregon and Northern California to fine ad vantage. These Volts are wonted for distribution anions Inquiring tourists in the Southland, and will result In diverting considerable traffic to this scenic wonderland during the 1926 Season who might otherwise spend their va cations elsewhere. Also, among the numerous re quests for additional copies of the Volt, trio recently constructed Eugene Hotel, at Eugene, Oregon, has requested that It be placed upon the list to receive a large number of copies of this popular lot the fine appreciation of the I Volt and its -message by outside Northern California effective manner. in most E RCWN PRTOCE GUSTAV WTiiti sailor fell overboard tn Stockholm Harbor, Crown Prince Gustav of Sweden, plunged in and sad"iis life. The two thajn repaired to a nearby prog shop and averted pnenmouia with several stiff At I Prince a'Hero I NEW TODAY I FOR RENT Downstairs apartment at 248 8. Parrot t. FOR RKNT Four furnished rooms. !tN. Rose8L FOR RENT Furnished I-room apartment. 608 S. Stephens SL FORSALE llaywood"Wakefleld baby buggy. Phone (46-JI. FOR8ALES3 Teres-land", stocji and implements. Inquire 8. L. Moss, Ten Mile, Oregon. TCTISeT tllack . Giant ban hi.. g eggs, $1.00 per selling. Phone 26F23. Mrs. Carrie Marston, Oakland. Ore. FOR" SALE The-best Ford tour ing car In Roseburg for the money. With '26 license. $75. 406 Cass St. FOR RENT 6-room house and gar ge .on paved street. $18.00 per month. See Rice A Rice, or phone B66-R. LOST Check book on U. S. Na tional Bank, Portland, containing American Legion Auxiliary and Eastern Star cards. Mrs. Marie Melvin, Hotel Grand. FORSAI,E Early Jersey Wakfr field cabbage plants, 10 cents per dozen; 100. 75 cents. E. D. Lew Is. 644 Pine St. WANTED Two or three passen gers to Seattle. Leave any time you want to go. between now and Tuesday. Phone 44, call - 125 Sheridan St. WANTED Mechanic to jent gar age, very reasonable. Lathe and some tools furnished. Some work on hand. L. E. Newton, Canyonville. FOR SALE Anconas from Shep pard's famous winter laying strain hatching eggs and chix. Order now from Ethel Roselund, Roseburg. Oregon. FOR SALK Machine shop equips ment consisting of 13 Inch gap lathe, motor, re grinder, drill press, tools, etc. Address "B. B.", care News-Review. FEMALE-H ELP "Women work home. Make $5.00 nix hours work, Dignified. NO SELLING. Enclose j stamp. CONSOLIDATED CARD j CO.. 128 N.-Wells SL, Dept 1262, Chicago. DO VOL WANT toTbuy or build a; home or reoar a mortgage? If so. investigate our monthly repay - ment loan. I'mpqua Savings and Loan Association. Douglas Ab- stract Building. SALESMAN Punchboard sales man making small towns. One snle a day nets you $105 a week, Full commission on repeats. K. & S. Sales Co.. 4327 Ravenswood Ave., Chicago. FOR SALE Grade Jersey cows, ...-.. 1 , , A , nil ... Hallv f and up. Am putting in registered stock ana ...ut sell. Wanted-16 or 1n-lnch tractor plow, also cor- rug .ed roller. Fred A. Gof f, Roseburg. FOR" SALE 22acfes good "solirall tillable. Small house and ' good barn. Family orchard, berries, etc. Woven wire fence. Scott's Valley 4 ml. E. Yoncalla. Write to .1. T. Drew, 415 Doardman St., Medford, Ore. WHITE LEC,H6RNCHICKS From selected hens mated with record males. Safe arrival guar anteed. April, May, $11 per 100, expressage prepaid. Graham Hatchery, Hayward, California. LOST InRdsebuiiT or- between Yoncalla and Roseburg, black leather pocket book, contnlnlng check book, valuable papers, some small change and vanities. Reward. Gladys Ruff, 445 8. Pine St. Phone 655-J. SALESM ANA" "paying position open vo representative of charac ter. Take orders shoes hosiery direct to wearer. Good Income. Permanent. Write now. Tanners Shoe Mfg. Co.. 323 Hide;., Portland. Ore. AGENTS WANTED' Amazing LARGE CASH commissions in troducing beautiful ' $3.95 and $1.95 measure made guaranteed shoes. Actual samples furnished. Write for your territory. STYLE ARCH. Held. 65S. Cincinnati. PANORAMIC VIEW Close In. very desirable 6-room modern furnished bouse'wlth over $700 worth of furniture, kitchen wired for eU-ctrlc range,, electric Water ( heater, stationary tubs, base-' ment. In excellent residential district. $3,250, small cash pay ment, $35 per month including interest. FINE LITTLE Sl'nCRBAN HOME , 4 rooms, newly painted, electric I lights and city water. 3 large lots, plenty of fruit, garden spot. S2fiO down. f?5 ner month. THE BEST IlL Y IN ROSEBL'RG 1 5-room modern plastered, with enclosed porch and cellar, 7 lots, . for only $2,000, $250 down, $20 per month CLOSE IN ON PAVED STREET- 4 room furnished house, renting for $25 per month. $1,600, only $150 down, small monthly pay ments. Qt'ARTER MILE FROM ROSE 111' RG 6 acres river bottom land, raises fine broccoli, good family orchard. 8-roora modern two-story house, right on county road. $5,500, will trade for small home In town. 7 MILES OCT 24 acres. 20 acres of plowland, some orchard, all necessary out buildings, full set of farm Implements, good 6-room house. Only $4,000, 1 cash. G(OI IfOMKSITK PROPOSITION AT EDGE OF TOWN 65 acres. 25 In cultivation, balance timber, good 6-room house, barn and 2 chicken houses, electric lights and city water. Only $5,000. l- down, good terms on balance. MILES OCT 20 acres all In cul tivation, good orchard, prunes and pears, old house, barn In fair condition. Only $2,500, will con sider trade or rash. WE HAVJT PROPERTY IN OTHER CITIESTO TRADE FOR ROSE Bl'RO CITY PROPERTY OR FARM LAND. ANY PLACE YOU WISH TO GO. E. K McI.FNIxlN, REAL ESTATE1 FIRST STATE AND SAVINGS RANK Ill'ILDINU. as Dr. Chas. S. Price Will Hold Services at Canyonville Wednesday, March 17 th 2:30 p. m. Everybody I WEST FARE WELL IN (Aaoelllfd Pro. LMard.Wlrt.) WASHINGTON, March 13. Two more of the annual appropriation bills carrying a total of approxim ately $306,000,000 were reported . today to the senate from the ap propriation committee. One for the Interior Department totals $226,960,418 and the other for the .lite, iiiailee rnmmerce and labor departments carries $8Q, - 119,991. fund of $100,000 Is provided for experimental financial aid to settlers on the reclamation pro- Jects In accordance with the com 1 Promise agreement between tene i tors from western states and Se cretary Work. Other additions msdo by the committee for reclamation projects Included $12,000 to the house total of $72,000 for the Mill River pro ject in Montana, and $25,000 for the Belle fourche project in South ! Dakota, making Its total $65,090. The committee also added $25.- 000 for federal assistance to Ida ho, Montana. Oregon and Washing- I t?n ,'n 'nf "'location of the waters cf 'ne c'.Tb Tlt?l; An additional. $450,000 was add ed to the bill for the construction of the Coolldge dam near Snu Car los, Arizona. INITIAL DANCE " ; , HELD BY SMART SET FRIDAY EVENING The Smart Set gave their Initi al dance at the Moose Hall. Fri day. March 12th. The evening wes spent In dancing. After which dainty refreshments were served by the. refreshment' committee. During part of the evening or chestral music wns furnished by WANTED Weanling pigs, Douglas Park Stock Farm, Sutherlln, Ore. CHICKEN "DINNER" Sunday 11:30 to 1:80, 6 to 8, 60c. llouKlas Grill. FOR'SALE Baled hay, vetch Und oats; good. P. M. Paulson, Look WigGlass Phone 18FH. FOR SALE OR TRXDE All kinds of houses and farms. Overhead expenses light, that makes low prices. C. Merrill, 604 Mill St. Mohawk j FOR RENT Three-room apart ment, downstairs, close In. hot water all hours. L. O. Maddux. phone 248-R. WANTED A woman to do light house work and be companion for elderly lady. Prefer a middle aged lady. Call at N. 444 Pltir street, Roseburg, Oregon or Phone 439-J. in tha ipannc mymry pictnre yoe wmi in vjmimt at at na) srzzzKrz' r. i"" fil'MPSSaYi 11 The bMf 1 Black i Bird? ncruRx-" - I A THRILLING anmf rv 9 and 7:30 p. m. Welcome Miss Dorothy Cordon. Max Car man, Wayne Pickens and Row land Hagar, The officers of the Smart Set are: Mr. Roy Houser, manager: Truman Runyan, treasurer and Stewart Stevens, secretary. The ChaperoneS were: Dr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Hagar and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Runyan. 1 The'guests were: The Misses jMyro Hartley. Queen Nichols. Rl jta Shamliart. Audrey Porter. Ruth Collins, Marian Hagar, Vorothy Cordon, Eldress Judd, Gloria Aden, Mona Porter. Mildred Sin niger, Katherine Spaur, Norma Winston, Julia Keasey, Mildred Davis, Jean Whitney, Ellow Mae I Wilson. Fhyllis Shields, Helen I Bacher, Helen Burg, Doris Pic kens, Louis Hamilton, Evelvna j The club members who were . 1 Present were: Messrs. Roy Houser, Kenneth Winston. Edward Hagar. Kenneth ' Atterbury. Harry Dorman. Frank Swarts. Thomas Hartfield. Row- 1 'ana Hagar. Max carman, Morrill Ritter. Wayne Pickens, Samnel McConnell. Ashley Taber. Milford Howard. Maynard Bell, Hugo Mof fitt. Rill Knight.' Truman Kunvan, Raymond Hell, Wayne Riggs. Clif ton Agee, Stuart Stevens, Edward Parker. Alfred Ellison, Jack Throne. The News-Review for results. ?liHUa:H YOUR LAST CHANCE ' TONITE TO SEE CHARLIE CHAPLIN m"The GOLD RUSH Starts Tomorrow OREGON'S GREATEST AMUSEMENT VALUE GRIFFITH presents SALLY- OF THE SAWDUST tuith CAROL DEMPSTER. and W. C. FIELDiJ ALSO FEATURE COMEDY ntsaiV vlst roa a lot o lackms WALTER I1IERS ALSO MRS. E. D. FOWLE Premier Soloist ALSO PATHENEWS ANO ANTLEs orchestra at
