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Newspaper Page Text' EIGHT " ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.' THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926. ' " sMaiiciMCwwMrfi Paris Decrees the Printed Fabrics Br Hence tlie mode happily accepts the ultimatum nnd' bursts .forth gaily in prints of every color nnd pat tern. Both silks' and cottons sponsor them in dainty nnd bold designs. Great cabbage roses bloom on many, or vivid stripes nnd plaids, while others more primly favor clusters of tiny flowers or ber ries. There are both domestic and imported weaves of the finest qualities. I, ABRAHAM THE SILK STORE John 0. Lystul J g A Business Man for County Commissioner (Paid Ail.) DRUMSS HEALTH (ENTER 887 W. Cass Phone 491 DR. HARRISON FOLK DR. CATHERINE McNElL, CHIROPRACTORS (I'alnlnss Adjustment!!) EloctroThernpy Eloctronlo and Vapor Baths E8.1iflWU'iWTOTHW:MMSM!M FOR SALE Good Used Cars 1021 Chevrolet Soditn -....6550 11121 Cliovroli't TuurlllK S360 1021 Climrolct Tinning S325 1023 Ford Couptl $275 1021 Oveiiuml Si'dtin 6450 1021 Sluilfliultor TumiiiK. . 5450 1021 lOsscx 4 ToimImb S400 1020 Dodnu Tuiirliig S200 19.19 Dnilce TourltiK 1020 noilKO Piiif.'l lVllvcry 8350 Ford llni? 550 Fnrd Chassis .....525 Roy Catching Mtr. Co. HUDSON-ESSEX Lost Time Todny Matinee 2:15 P. M. Wed., Fri., Silt., Sun. " IN S8IIBPJG mil '"" SPIRIT LAKE MASSACRE' A iluillnu) 1'iunccr I plc AmM frmff ik Mm -immn Pmn lHOM..t LlNtlAM-( Milt YuwlAtHl Ml NMIH MHItfc I ftf.MR Jl 10c OREGON1AN 2Sc COMEDY "HIS TAKING WAYS" Coming Friday, Snturday "THE EARTH WOMAN" nnd "THE GREEN ARCHER" No. 7 I S a W 5 6 6j W Wc have In slock n Hayes Sprny or priced at a bargain. L. W. Metz iger. PROFESSIONAL CARD DM. M. II. PLYLHR The Pioneer Chlroprnctor. Phone 152, Lane and Uoso Sis. at . LONG'S HALL Coles Valley Saturday, May 15th. Red Hot Music, by the Slnr-Four Orchestra DR. DEAN Bi BUBAR OPTOMETRIST HpeolMlKt In the fitting of 018aeB 115 Jackson St DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas Whan Desired Pyorrhea Cured Phono 4SS Mnsonlo Dldg. The regular meeting of May 13th will not be held. Next meeting May 27th at which time initiation will ' be held. A big time it in store for you. The "third degree" team will officiate. 4 "3 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Klactro-Chlropractor Nnrre nnd Bplnn Specialist. 100 Pvrklns 1)1(1 . Phone 554 If you iii'imI srrorn doors, win ilow serins, built la work, cabi net woik of any kiW; furniture n'paiiQi. saws filet'. nQjob work of aii kind, tall at Cablnot Shop, cor. Oak & Stephens 8ts. ED S. & F. L. COCKELREA3, Proprietor I ELKS! .. r - G. W. YOUNG & SON 1 S Insurance I P l!ii rims St. riiono 411 1 ! i rm OREGON U. DEAN REQUESTED TO QUIT; REFUSES (Continual from pagn 1.) said .In huvfl told hln follow jio- ffKom III ror.snli-nilllH detail or the) chain of events lnvolvlnB hlH , own furl lines which led up to his reipii'st, hliiuiliiK certain members i of Die university faculty, as well us his opponents on the board of, regents, lor what he ' considered I to have been nn Injustice uone iim,u'e"i any i" uikuihmiuuii, According to the opinion of some 1 save that of the president, and at of those who were present, It was I one time he was prominently m:i because of the Invoking of person-1 tloned as a potentiality for the Fred J. Tooze Republican Candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction Endorsed by thousands of lend ing citizens over the entire state. Urges uniform textbooks for en tire Hlnte and will cooperate Willi Al.l, schools, teachers, and patrons in educational welfurc. Was Instrumental In re-establlsh- Jmfiit of Southern normal school. Please compare his Statement In Candidates' Pamphlet with those of his opponents. I If you want a school stiperlnten ;flenl who is under no obligations to i any political machine, clhiue, or in j dividual and thoroughly trained In ! Normal College and University, ex l perlenced and successful In Httrul, l Village and City schools, Vote for Fred J. Tooze Republican Candidate (Paid Adv.) 1 Big Hard Time DANCE SATURDAY NITE MAY 15 YNGE'S ANCE EMONS All Members Dressed Up Fined 50c. Melrose Country Club Roseburg's Strawberry Carnival MAY 20-22 Let us help you make these three pleasant days as well as three hundred and sixty two more in a year's time with CONSTANT FOOT COMFORT Keep your mind off your feet. Have your feet com fortable as well as know ing you'll always have the new in Footwear at a moderate price. Our personal fitting serv ice assures you a correct fit at all times Roseburg Booterie IRVIN BRUNN Shoes that Satisfy and Fit Your Feet Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. ySFCAKS Come in and let us prove to you that there ARE good used cars to be had nt very reasonable prices. We have some exception al values this week. Fords Chcvs Studcbnkcrs Ruicks Overlnnds. F. W. CHASE Willys-Overland Garage Clean Up Week Spcciiil 10 Discount All Paints Dcnn-Gcrrctsen Co. I nlllles In the dlxcumilon ,that the dean's requext an not brought lo a vote. Dean Dyment occupied a proml-j nent poslllon In the University or-' ganlzatlcni for Beveml yeara, up to J a time shortly before lie took leave ' ui ausence lor u year mm jeii lori r.uropo. jus limi iinaiuun in llie ornanization wan in tno hciiooi of Journallcin, but he progressed steadily, and finally was elected dean of the college of literature, science and the iiils, a position generally regarded uk the most lm- executive position. HIb wife, Dr. DorUm Stuart 7)y merit, alno holds u poult ion on the unIverHity faculty, In thn depart m;nt of physical education. Sh took, a year'H U-avf of nb.snce at thn HiiniH time her husband did, Alleged Ciius of Trimble. PORTLAND, Ore., May l'l. Two i'urtlunri nminlicrH of tho Hoard of KokmUh of thn llniv;ra tty of Oregon were fibnoiit from the city today and no official ux Iilunution could " obtained lo cally for th request for Dean la ment's resignation. , , From persons cIokg to the unI verHity, however. . the Portland Telegram HuyH It Is understood that Dean Jjynient hud largely alienated mipportof his colleagues because of IiIh alleged Inability or refusal to cooperate and Ills re puted Inability to confine IiIh uc tivitles strictly to the inaunge ::ient of Ills department. Everyone can afford the Hot .Springs since sch-nce has brought them to your door. Try them. Drugless Health Center. Phone 4J1. EMPLOYERS OF BRITAIN STIR UP FRESH FUSS (Continued from page 1.) Banm as yesterday, i The aulhoiitii'H predicted that j things would bi-gln to right them-j Helves forthwith, although It would ; tak considerable lime bertire con- ditlons approached anything like j normul. ' Miners Stand Firm. j Ah far hh thn ininer.s are con- ; cerned their strike against lower! wages ami longer hours; continues' ! and nothing iy expected to devolop , before their national meeting of i ; delegatus here tomorrow. j ! Much agitation was shown at (Trades Union Congress headquar- i ters this morning on account of the men not returning lo woik and it j wasraUniltted tho situation was ; serious though not alarming. Employers Blamed. ! A Trades Union Congress spokos-j man toll the Associated I'itss: "The situation confronting, the j country just at this lime Is not ! brought about so much by unwill- j Ingness of the men to return to; work as by the obstinate, defiant , attitude of the employers who in ! so many Instances, according to our leports Mils morning, have re-j ! fused point blank to tako tli' in I back." i Sir William Joynson-IIicks, the 1 'home secretary, broudcast a ines-1 sage saying: j "The government feels sure that ! all the employers who have been j assisting in meeting the reu.it in- I meuts of i he emergency by volun teer labor will recognize the great J civic service these men performed j and will desire to deal generously i with them. "It Is suggested that employers' dispensing without notice with the services or any paid voluntary j workers should follow the praciicl Which llie government proposes lo pursue, and grant a gratuity of at j least two days pay." j Union Split Probable. There Is a I'eellng in labor cir cles (hat (he happenings since the calling off of the general strike may cause a spit between the Trades Union Congress and ihe miners, and that when the miners delegates meet In Kings way Mall tomorrow, it will be another "black Friday " similar lo that in UH'l when the railway ami transport workers agreed lo hack the miners, bul the rail men suddenly with drew. At the moment the feeling is that Ihe position Is serious enough fur the general council of I In T U to convene an extra special session at which the T. U. C. may he com pelled io take control of the situa tion again ami ask the go em inent to explain its policy. Union officials say the empUncrs an- in , sisting that the strikers sign on as new men and forego many beneht Thev declare this cannot be allow ed. Lord Heading, former viceroy of India, may he chosen neutral chairman of the suggested advisu-y commit lee' for reot gantzaiiou of the mining industry Strike Order Renewed. UONUON. May ,K! An oltl i ll of the Kailwayne ns Union t.M.tv assertetl that In view of the dm., cult ies surrounding the rein M a t -ment of strikers, the exerutiv. s or Hire.' of the railway union1- ti :i called upon all iailway un-n to con tinue the strike until they reo h. 1 sal isfactoi y assurances from h- u employers. The Transport and to i" i M Workers' Union also 'instruct-1 :n mt'tubi-ts to remain on strike ir 1 1 i fiuther ordeis. Unions Like Rock. I.ONUON, May 13 - (ipeniiu- iie debate in the House of Comn.- on the strike situation, former IV inter Kamsa MacUonald. th" lia men tin y labor lea dor. said its.it more men were out today tli.tti 1 yesierdav This w;m bccaiKe '! 1 employers had proposed term- th.ir would make-it Impossible to - ti -timte Industry iftder peaceful i o-: dti ion Mr. Macl'Hmald said that if attempts were made to smash tiioli 1 unionism, "if any section or fooli-'i person, in the country ilia' afr. r the strike and yesterday arilo:-. thought thai he could sciapo ih fhces of trade unfonlsnS' in t:n dusi." he was "very much mi--taken." Onp nml (wo horso rulllvnlorr at Wharton Hros, We havn shoxls for all makfs. . NEW TODAY I WANTKD TO lilJV nw. Address A. E. erlin, Ore. Circular re Bhlrla, Hmh- poit SALE One or two cow scp- unitor praclically new.. ilrs. J. A. May, J 02 1 W inchester St. WANTKD Voodcutt:r3 to cut coidwood, good timber, $2 per cord. J. F. .Mahoney, Butherlln, Ore. CLEAN UP week special lO'o dis count on all Certalnteed paints, eintmelH, varnishes and a brush free with every purchase. Denn Cerretsen Co. 1 FOIl KENT Clean and newly fur nished 2-room apt. (iaa range, hot watr. Lights and water fur nished. 112 lirodtwuy or call 475 after 2:30 p. m. K V KUYON'E ca naTrortft he ilot Springs since science has brought them to your door. Try ihem. Diugless Health Center. Phone 491. FORD Tl.'non '23. lots of extras. $S5.00 down. Reliance easy terms. A sedan at open car price. ( A. Lock wood Motor Company. Open evenings. CAN YOU beat this one? A good touring w.lth starting anil light ing system and ready to go. fine. C. A. Lock wood Motor Company. Open evenings. I1KATS TTIR WOULD Fop put ting your ground in condition for coi)s Disc harrows at big re duction. See us for the disc to go with your tractor. Klecker Amort Co. TRY THIS PLALeTus"tVVt"aml water your battery free of charge. Perhaps ibat is just what It needs to give the prop er kick. Willard Service Sta lion, 122 S. Stephens. HUM MAGE SALE of Roseburg; Woman's Club will be held Pal-; unlay, May lath, in rear of Kid-, tier's Shoe Store. Anyone bav-! ing any rummage call 2uG-Y. Open I from 9 a. m. to 5 IJ-k T"SNI,PY"24'Forrroadsler. new ; tires, new paint, llring $90.1)0 or I your car and drive it home. Hal-' ance on easy terms. C. A. Lock- wood Motor Co. Open evenings. ! Foltl CO i f I K ' 2 4T re pa fi it i il . well equipped, five balloons, ihree of 'em new. 3 to 1 Itucksteel axle. This is a bargain. C. A. Lock- wood Motor Co. Open evenings. $liiU.nO DOWN takes this '12 1 Chev rolet touring. Five good cords loaded with extras. Hest buy hi town. K. '.. terms. C. A. Lock- j wood Motor Co. Open ewnings. GET YOU It used Ford "at" a good j reliable dependable place. We j have belter cars for the money-j If you don t believe it come ami ML d 11(1 KUUKUIH-I. v . - - i Locliwood Motor Co. Open even ings. FOR" SA LK "OH RKiNT CI I K A P ji) a. all cultivated on Pacific highway ti ml. south of Roseburg. mi. south of Keltey store, ti a. bearing apples, garden, fair hnprovenieni s : good soil. t!eo. Mellott. Roseburg. Write or call and see. FOR SALE Chi eki -ring piano with mahogany case; two wood burning heaters at i't each: 3-A autograiihic kodak in excellent condition $20 including carry ing case; 22 dozen 2 ql. fruit jars t;o cents per doxen; Circas sian walnut dressing table and chiffonier. $.':"; 2 1-volume set Alexander Hamilton business reference books, flexible black binding, almost new. $20. Call Sutherlin Academy. Stit hoi tin. between 2 and 5 p. m. or evenings after s p. in. CLOSED CROTCH UNION SUITS PATENTED OCTOBER 0 92 The Art of Being a Good Dresser DDKS nut merely consist o f It 1 1 y i n e expensive suits nnd elaborate cravats. (iouiI il n'sst-rs, like good builders, bein nt the be inniiur lu foundation. liiclinumd I'niun Surttt are liuulo to conform to every lino of the figure. They tit uith comfort nnd snupness. Richmond; are the perfect foundation for stylish dressers. The patented left dress closed crotch in Richmond Union Suits is cut in .the snme way ns a tailor cuts n pair of trousers. Sum; 1'it, maximum comfort nnd long wear assured. This is only one of tho pitf ht R tchmond f cat u res. t'ome in to-tin ? and ask nbout the other seven. PENCE) O 1 Roseburg's Newest. Livtst, Leading Mcn'i And Young Men's Store IMPORTANT , All members of Auxiliary Robertson No. 14, be present ; at the meeting thla evening, 4 : I. O. O. F. hall. EDYTHK M. KELLEY. President. FOR, KENT 4 -room and 2-room apartment, clean, cool and close J.J227-Y. : FOU SALE 1921 Oidriinobile bo dan, good running condition, 4 good cord tires; must sell on ac count of sickness. Price $150. Ralph Macy, (Jen. Del., Roae burg. FORD TRUCK, cab" ami bolly, pneumatic '.Ires. $55.00 down. You need It on yoitf ranch. C. A. Lock wood Motor Company. Open evenings. !FYOl"VAfril'OWfHAT HOME OF YOUR OWN, IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTI (IATE THESE UNUSUAL VAL UES. HOME IN LAUHELWOOD Nifty, new, refined neighborhood, $500 down. $15 per month. SOUTH ROSEHURt! 5 rooms, plastered, worth investigating. $500 down.. WEST ROSEHURCl 4 rooms, new excellent Utile home. '$200 down. EAST ROSEHURCl 6 room, mod ern, plastered house, cement l basement. $200 down. NORTH ROSEIiURf! G rooms. plastered, 7 lotB fenced, good garden. $200 down. TRADES INCOME PROPERTY EXCHANGE FOR FARMS. SMALL FARMS TRADE IN ON LARGER ONES. Mr-LENDON REALTY COMPANY, FIRST STATE AND SAVINGS I HANK P.LDG. CIRCUS DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS THURSDAY NITE Music by the -SWANEE SERENADERS A JITNEY Low Summer Fares CANADIAN ROCKIES JASPER NATIONAXJPARK; CANADIAN NATIONALRYS. A. BHOI.TOIIP, CP. A.t r.'L' l IiiriTsi" I'oniand HOC SEND ME FREE BOOKLET (312) Name Address MrvaiVTtf wpwwfwi . m iisjmi I II S3 11 i i M.w0 ANTLERS THEATRE MATINEE AND NIGHT-THURSDAY KINGVIDOR'S P1CTUR.IZATION of LAURENCE DO NOTWieBlG IfieBlG MISS EXACTLY AS SHOWN IN THE PRE-SENT RECORD-BREAKING RUN IN NEW YORK CITY t AM6TRO - GOIDWYN - 0 o o .. - '. oJfl window. " When You Come Again We will be here. We clon't expect to go out of business but intend to keep on selling automobiles. Among our best friends and loyal customers are the oviers who bought ied cars from us. , We have some cars on hand now that will be good advertisements for our house. Call at our sales room, visit our used car lot, and look over the following bargains: 1 1923 Dodge Touring. 1920 Dodge Touring. 1923 Ford Coupe. 1923 Ford Touring. 1920 Nash Touring. J. O. Newland & Son Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles and Graham Brothers Trucks. Cass and Stephens Street, Roseburg. BELL MILLINERY SALE MATS Thursday, Friday and Saturday Hair braids, silk and straw comb, tailored or flower trimmed hats, untrimmed shapes and flowers. All on sale while they last. MAJESTIC MATINEE "SPORTING LIFE" Bert Lytell PAULETTE DUVAL and MARIAN NIXON A MAURICE TOURNEUR Production UNIVERSAL JEWEL 10c Comedy fun! romance! thrills! You Laugh, Gasp and Cry when seeing the "Picture That Has Everything: John Gilbert in the most role of his career ReneeAdoree as Melisande PARADE to the front PAMDE S ret u r n The Three Immortal Buddies JINTBULL' b-'SLIM . Accompanying music BY LAR.GL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MAY6R. PRODUCTION . I"-"'" ea Keservtd. Matinee al 2:30. Drlc! BO ' ' 'nC- BUy 1 ON ALL FOR Theatre Today DAILY 2 P. M. The horses r:m fast, hut ih' love .story run; raster. There are more hip moments and more rent excitement and more real romance in "SimrtiiiK Life" than in ten ordinary pictures. and News 25c STALLING S STOREY wonderful the farm girl 'n adVanCe "nd avoid b lip 7 f