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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926, I4iui we immwisjin f Electric j Make the i Home 5 Softened lights cleverly r.iatched tints, R bring enduring satisfaction, at a very rnod-' j 5 erate cost. , -4. E Do you know that a single chain pendant costs only twice Z S ! Bsrtiuch asian ugly green drop cord? ' ' 5 I - I . !!:. , ' . J Z 4 A Daylight Kitchen' Unit 8 ) Breakfast Room Upit, B - vm : r ii n . i n - ' i 9 i White Pull Bath Bracket..:....v.,........;.,;...:...$2.60 A : '.ARTHUR H. CROWELL C ' ' Agent Westinghouse Mazda Lamps V 5 DE MOLAY MEETING Thursday, Oct. 14, 1926 i i INSTALLATION BONE DRY LOGGERS K Bone : Dry High Cuts Bone Dry Work Shoes A, A, Cutter Loggers Endicott Johnson High a ' '. Cuts . Endicott Johnson Work , ; Shoes ; :. ; ; v : Better Work Shoes . For Less Money ' $2.93, $3.95, $4.95 Rbsejiiir ftdofene EJ ' , jIBVIN tBRUNN , , B Shoes that Satisfy and Fit B i Your Feet , R Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ors. LIBERTY f 'J Today and Tomorrow SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION The Great AVDALAS and Company in Hidden Mysteries of the Orient . Featuring mysteries never before revealed to the American public. Nothing concealed from the eye ' wa EDMUND BURNS ZASU PITTS ETHEL CLAYTON and GEORGE K.ARTHUR Mtlpted by BEULAH MARIE DIX ,i,ni ELMER. HAR.R.IS from u novd "SUNNY DUCR.OW y HENRY St.jOHN COOPER Supervised by ELMER HARMS Directeet by DONALD CRISP iWncrd b, DeMlLLE PICTURES COFrbRATlON Another one ofTHE FIGHTING HEARTS" ALBERTA VAUGHNI AND ALL STAR CAST IN : "UP AND WOOING ' 10c Fox Ne Shows Start t:15, Fixtures j More Homelike i copts oniy....:.....l.:t.'$2.35 A ,...$2.50 p ! t BRmVsPORTNEWS At Los Angelus 12; Portland 6. At San Francisco 2; Seattle 8. At Oakland 2; Hollywood 7. At Sacramento 1-1; Missions 3- 0. NOTICE There will bo no dance nt Long's Hall Snturday night, Oct. lOth. Not until Oct. 23rd. Plows that will plow sticky black land ns well as free soli plows at Wharton Bros. Chas. S. McElhinny 'The' Widow's Friend" ' Oregon Life Maaonlo Bldf. 101 N. Jackson Phone 277, Our auto will call, g THEATRE " 1 t. Matinefe Daily 2:15 P. M. ' '' Qi Get out your I Sj ' yjf , fall and winter g 11' 'Xj&k overcoat ;and I '. ji' P l&jfnW them an over- 5 M KB "auii"B-' we I ' II lr$ii . elean them by I' s, S ySjttpP, leaves no g I -. 1 T odor. 1 American Legion tt . ..,',v; -. t 1 - 1 ;'... I i . 1 . ' '4 j , J. 3 ffiYNOLDS A sparkling dramatic com edy in which humor, pathos, fine sentiment and deep np- peiil are wonderfully com bined the most delightful i picture of the season. ! -Mightiest of All 35c 7:15, 9:00 P. M. BRIDGE REPLACED ' OVER SMITH RIVER -AMoolaM rrn Leavnl Wlr.) , GRANTS PASS, Ore., Oct. 13. The temporary bridge across Smith river near Adumg station on the Hedwood hlxhwuy. washed out Bat- ' ui day when heavy ruins raised the river level, lias been replaced in much less time than was at first expected. Del None county put up $50, the Crescent City Chamber of Commerce $50 and the Coast Auto I Lines $o0, and. work was rushed. J ills Driuge again eliminates the French hill, which Is a steep aud narrow grade. HIGH SCHOOL : P. T. A. MEETS LAST EVENING At 'the meeting of the high school P. T.A. last evening nt the senior high school building in Lau relwood a very entertaining pro gram was presented and fallowing a business session was held. Included In the program num bers were two readings by Lloyd Reynolds, instructor of English and public speaking In the high school; vocul solo by Mrs. Willis Myers: piano solo by Miss Elizabeth Wil liams; violin solo by Lawrence De laney; trombone and saxophone solos by Walter Germain. , A few minor Issues of business ' ; AT v, : , 'f , - . ORIENTAL GARDENS TONITE OCTOBER 13 i FOR ri MEN BOYS GIRLS "The new In'dian bicycle is a sturdy, beautiful wheel, and you will like' it in action. I will make reduced prices on all present stock to advertise this wheel. Bicycle parts for most makes Bicycle Repairing. D 3. JARVIS 220 West Oak 9 MORTGAGE LOANS Loans on residence, apart ment and business prop erty. No commissions. No delays. Investigate our amortized . plan before placing your loan. Umpqua Savings and Loan Association Douglns Abstract Building Real Mexican Style CHILI Roseburg Hotel Grill WE NEVER CLOSE DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST SpcQmst In the fitting nt Glassy llli Jackson St. 0 Di. Rupert A. Moon ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTOR Nerve and Spine Specialist 209 Perkins Bldg. l'hono 664 Dance mm mm were taken up at the meeting and election of the year's officers were held, the following being elected to office: president, Mrs. I. M. Irwin; first vice-president, Mrs. John Run yan; second vice-president, H. M'. Moreland; secretary, Mrs. 8. L, Kidder; treasurer, Miss Alice Ue land. . Three delegates were also elected to attend the Btate P. T. A. meeting In Salem. Gromore, bonemeal meal land sheep guano fertilizer at Wharton Bros. (Anoctatcd Prest LeateA Wire.) VICTORIA, B. C. Oct. 13. An earthquake of severity pronounced comparable to the one that laid Yo kohama, Tokyo and Surrounding, cities waste in Japan September 1, 1!)23, was recorded here at 11:15 this morning. Tlireo shocks . re corded here last night and today' were placed 2400 miles away and in the vicinity of Kamchatka. Kam chatka is a peninsula of Asia and is' 1500 miles north of the district at-, fllcted in 1923. The last of the three shocks con tinued at 1 o'clock this afternoon. It was then very pronounced; Gon zales Heights observatory reported and likely to continue three hours more. Temblor Felt. .- . WEAVERVILLE, Cel.. Oct. 13. A slight earthquake was felt in this section, today, beginning at 11:40 a. m., and lasting for two mlnuteB. No damage' was done.'1' ' ... f Still 'Continues.' NEW HAVEN.'Conn., Oct. 13. A sevoro and distinct 'earthquake was registered on the seismograph at Yale University today. It started at 2:17 Oils morning and reached its maximum at 2:60 and was still continuing late this afternoon. .Of ficials of Fenbody Museum said they could not estimate the loca tion or distance of the disturbance. Alfalfa, clover and grass nt Wharton Bros. seed HOTEL MEN ENROUTE . . TO CONFERENCE. A . party of hotel men from northern points in the state were I visitors in the city today enroute I to Grants Pass, where n delegation 1 of hotel and' resort? owners has ; been enjlcd together for, the Red- ! wood Empire Hotel Conference on Thursday; California, Washington ;and British - (Columbia hotel owners are also to: be . there. The idea of the conference Is to obtain first hand knowledge of ,tho attractions in the territory, and to devise ways and means, of stimulating costal Intor-hotel and , report travel. The mutual banquet of the .conlfcrence Will bo held tomorrow night and a dinner-dance will tnke. place this evening. The .delegation of men will have an opportunity to talk over, mailers of mutual interest at the meeting. Among those from l'oiilniyl in the party are manacor anil Mrs. George Trembly of the Columbia . Gorge Ikitel, Victor Brandt of the Carlton hotel, R. W. Chllils of the Multnomah hotel Glen B.IIite, manager of the Wash. Ington hotel and Frank Bench, edi tor of the Pacific Hotel News Co. J. A. McLean,-co-opt'rator of the F. Ostium, also of that city, and r . Osmium, also of that city, ami Mj llartelle of the hotel Bartello, Cottage Grove, are others who are enroute to attend the moeting. Ho tel men of all the California coun ties north of San Francisco, will arrive in caravan in Grants Pass tonight. . . i , ... B-K disinfectant for poultry nnd othor .use's. 'at Wharton Bros. EMPLOYER, LEADERSHIP '. LABOR ORGANIZATIONS ' . MEETS OPPOSITION f AmnrlMtcd Pcs-LeMwl Wlrei) DETROIT. Oct 13. The Ameri- jean Federation of,' Labor today voted to oppose"t6 the full extant of its power" -the development of ! labor organizations under e,tuploy icr leadership. . .. ! The annual convention approved , the report of Its committee on ns iolulions characterizing local plant I organizations us a "menace lo llie ilrnde union movement and to American industry." . The executive council was eIvimi .carte bltinclie authority to levy I special assessments on all nffilt inted organizations for the forma tion of a fund to finance a nation al campaign In the execution of j the policy approved. 1 Bonemeal fertilizer on your gar den or flowers now will bring the .benefit In the spring. We sell it in any quantity. Wharton Ilros. REGISTRATIONS AT HOTEL GIVE RISE TO RUMOR Aicltfd Prvtts Wlr.) ROSTON, Mass.. Oct. 13. Re jervatlons for Mr. and Mrs. Irving Herlin made by Al Jolson today at the Copley riaza at about the same time as one by A. S. Mac kay gave rise to a report that a 'reconciliation was in prospect he jtween Mra. Rerlin and her fatln'r. i Clarence If, Mackny. hei'td of tlu ; Postal Telegraph comtiany. j It was not until Mr. Mackay ar i rived that it was established tlur he was not the father of the soag I writer's wife. Additional strength lent to the early report-toy a .itatement jthat a reservation had been maile (at thp Massachusetts general hos jpital for Mrs. Berlin Tor tb.- ex j ported birth of a child. This wont I undented by the hospital al'hoiiRh 'they also refused to conilrta it. j 'NEW TODAY FOR SALE Trailers at Sarff's. SKCOND hand- heating toves cheap. 331 S. Main." FOR SALE Old type Ford motors. Cheap at Sarff's. -. ' FOR-RENTGood 4-room house; garage, $15. 871 Hoover St. . FOR-RENTModern. unfurnished 6-room cottage. 544 S. Pine St. WANTEISeconfJ hand "sized lum ber. J. M. Spancake. Rast Ave. WANTED SeveraTtons first class vetch and oat hoy. Phone 40F3. FOR-SXLE 22 grade ewes, 8 each. Jack Chenoweth, Oakland. WANTEDlOO Wfiito Leghorn yearlings. H. A. Cox, Rt. 2, Box 123-A. QUINCE We are still buying quince., Umpqua Valley Canning Company. - . WANTED Fryers, 1 1-3 lb. to 2 1 lbs.' alive,, any number. Ward's Restaurant, Sheridan street FOR SALElflsh Setter, 2J years old. Partly trained. J. M. Span cake, Rast Ave. WARNING No hunting on my premises at Green, Oregon. Mrs. O. F. Castle, owner. FORSAL'ETCHEAP Mahogany Vlctrola, console type, with rec ords.'at 618 S. Cobb, r :,-. IF YOU like good material, , good service and low prices, buy from Page Lumber & Fuel Co. ' FOR SALE 4 33x4.95 balloon tires fit 32x4 rim. Sarff's Auto Wreck ing House, 329 N. Main. FOR RENT 4-room partly fur nished house, bath, wired for lights, garage. Phone 492-L. FOR SALE Two O. A. C. Barred Rock roosters, 18 months old, ti each. A. Hume,. R. F. D. Box 1, Wilbur. LADY'wants chance to drive to Sacramento. Will share expenses. Call Mrs. Wooden, Roseburg Apts. NOTICE Parfffdr-mTtU"rnak.es of cars at big saving lo you. Sarff's Auto Wrecking Houses, Roseburg, Coquille. . FARM for rent. Farm to trade for house. Modern five-room house, cheap. Shee? ranch, $6.00 per acre. C. Merrill, 504 Mill St. FOR RENT Five-room modem house, everything convenient and very comfortable. Close in and in good residence district. Phone . 416-Ji- - , , RENTALS If you wish to rent a home, -see us. 'We may have just what you need. Phone or call. G. W. Young & Son, Rentals, 116 Cass St. Phone 417. - , FOR RENT Good modern 6-rOom house on : Jackson street . near pavement, ?13 per month. George Jones, Douglas National Bank Dldg. Phone 504-R. . , CLARKSSTUDIO-oii- Cass St Roseburg Nat'l. Dank Bldg. One XxlO Ivora mat photo free with 6.00 order. Short time only. Phone 331. ' s." 90ACRES plov,landrcleared 45 ' acres pasture, lots wood, all year spring in pasture near Looking Glass. Pre war price. C. Merrill, 604 Mill. ., . . . MONEY "TO-LOAN on real estate. . ;Farm -loans and city loans. Prompt action. G. W. Young & Son,. Loans, 116 Cass St. Phone dn. : OWNElt'wIll exchange equity in good income properties for equity in sheep ranch, with sheep. Ow'n er only. Address "Exchange, 15," care News-Review. FOR SALE 22 White Leghorn pullets, all laying, ?1 each. Kid-! die Koop, $5, good high chair, CQ And ntnH Mol.lnnt hnnt . t4 O ' Frank Blalr,Phono 48F3. FOR RENT At Olnlla, Ore., 240 acre ranch, 2 miles from high: way. House, barn, and ot0her butltlines. 15 acres farminfi;aland. cheap. Fred Byron, Brockway, Ore. Plione 47F5. LOST New black brief case con taining order blanks Dagg-Der-euder Co., and R. H. Graniy Co., near Rice Hill Service Station. Finder please leave Umpqua ho tel. R. H. Grandy. FEMALE HELP Address cards nt home. Profitable' work' with pay in advance. Experience un necessary. Write immediately, enclosing stamp. The Society Press. Kansas City, Kansas. 4-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE $15 Have well furnished cottage on hillside North Roseburg. Will rent for $15 month to steady peq 1 pie; or sell for $100 down. McLENDON REALTY COMPANY, COIfiMEU OAK ANO MAIN IF YOU HAVE $1500 and want a ranch, we have client offering a good property nt big sacrifice. ; Balance of purchase price at 6 interest - over long ' term. You should see this If you are inter ested. G. W. Young & Son, Reil 'Estate. Phone 417. ' TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS Takes two cottages located corner Oak and Steph ens. Must be moved at once. Ov er $150 worth of good plumbing in one house. Quick action! See LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. WOULD YOU work for"T4 peFciay , if you could get J7 per day and ' snare in me prouts ot tne dusi ness? How about your savings? Send for our free booklet. Doug-1 las Building and Loan Associa-j tion. First State and Savings Hank Bldg. Phone 245. VANTEIRellnbltl par ties with stunipnge to furnish one to four! carloads Christmas trees, shipf . last November. Prices per tree, j two to three foot, two cents,; three to four, three cents; five to six, five cents: seven to eight, j seven cents; nine to ten, eight' cents; twelves, twelve; fourteen,! , thirty; slxteens, fifty; elghteens. ! ; eighty; twenties, one dollar. A'.vo' ' want sword ferns and ft.eet' moss. L. R. Hurd, Springfield. I - Ore. . . . I First Church of Christ, FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "The Gospel of Salvation" " ' BY 1 MRS. NELVIA E. RITCHIE, C. S., T f.' Of Sewickley, Pennsylvania ! , (' Member Of The Board Of Lectureship " - Of The Motlier Church, The First Church ' ' " . Of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts ' -' . : ' - v' ' l , ; In The Church Edifice 312 East Douglas Street; t ' THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 At Eight O'Clock : " ; ; The Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend V FOIt SALI2 E4 ewes, mostly high . grade Shropshires, li per head and one registered .Shropshire1 , ram with flock, f35, all young. J. : H. .Hawley, Divide Route, Cottage Grove, Oregon. .Telephone 6P13. i PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 13. Cat tle nominally steady; , receipts 25. Hogs nominally steady; no re ceipts. Sheep receipts 695, mostly con tract or .through;, market nominal ly steady. , . . , ; : Eggs firm, unchanged. ,j Current receipts 30c; frosh nie(liuml ,36c fresh standurd firsts 41u; fresh standard extras 45c; undersized 25c. ; Butter steady, unchanged. Ex tra cubes, city 41c; .-standards' 40Ac; prime firsts 30e; firsts 31Jc; prints- 47c; cartons 4,1c. Milk steady. Best churning cream 44c net shippers track in zone 1. Cream delivered Portland 46c. Raw milk (4 pen cent). $2.28 cwt, f. o. b. Portland.. - Poultry: Hens steady, springs slow. Heavy hens .26i)26c; light 16c: HDrinifn 9 1 lr):rr- l'Mlfhi white Our Insurance 'Service Js operated on the principle Unit every client Is entitled to all the assistance wo can render toward securing the most economical pi election for his. every insurable risk. . We make no charge for our services of inspection and ad vice. When you need informa' tion regarding any form of In surance, ask u for it. You are iu no way obligated tllere by. . ; 0 'General Insurance Masonlo Bldg. ' Phona.108 Majestic TODAY TOMORROW MATINEE DAILY m U ;s I 1 1 -) WITH MARGUERITE Ot IA MOTTt , VICTOK MClAOtlM WILLIAM RUSStUl MAHYAIDEN STUART HOlMtS COMEDY 10c 25c "Hi' ROSEBURG, OREGON f ANNOUNCES A " ENTITLED ducks 2i25c; colored 15fi17c: live turkeys 3234cc dressed 43 440. - ' ; ' Onions firm. Local 90c?i.25; Walla Walla ?1.251.60. . Potatoes firm, ?1.501.75. Nuts steady. Walnuts, No. 1, 1824c; filberts nominal; almonds 3034c; Brazil nuts nominal; Ore gon chestnuts nominal; peanuts 9iSllJc. - . . . .' Cascara bark nominal, 8c Oregon grape root nominal. Hops quiet, 3 year contracts 52 23c; 1926 fuggles 3030Jc; clus ters 2425c. i . The local butter market remains quiet. Supplies appear plentiful with no mad rush for ..offerings... Board prices are unchanged.. Sixteen cents- Is -the extreme top along the street, today for country dressed calves and 185c on hogs:, Receipts are moderate, but there is no demand and commission houses have a hard time moving their, meager oforings. ' ' SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. (Federal-State News Market Serv- ice). Apples: Boxes: ' California Antlers TODAY TOMORROW ! WAHNER BHOS-preswC ' ' , , ' With PATSY RUTH MILLER LOUISE DRESSER DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. A sensational story of life behind the scenes in the famous moving picture colony A Christie Comedy 3W COMING The Portia Mansfield Dancers u Scientist ATTENTJON,; NOBLES ; , - . All Nobles of the A. A. O. N. M. S. are requested to meet- at Masonic Temple Frl- day,' Oct. 15th, 8 p. m. Import- ant business. ; 'K: - fancy grade 35 to 4 tier :...ewtowns $1.251.35; Spltzenburgs 51.60 1.75; white winter pe&rmains 01.50 1.75; . Belleflowers $1 to $1.20; R. I. Greenings $1.201.3O; Jona thans $1.50 1.60 ; ' Delicious $2 to $2.25; "C" grade 2550c lower. Nortriwestern: Kings, fancy $1.50 1.75;- (Jonathans,) x.f. $1.601.65; fancy, $1.50; Rome beautys $1,600 1.75; .Spltzenburgs, -x.f. $1.761.80. . Pears: Bartletts $2 tb $2.50 box; $1.50 to $2 large lug; No. 2, $1 to $1.50; winter Nells $2.00(2.25: northwestern:, D'Anjous ?2.753.00 linv - ' SAN - FRANCISCO, .Oct. 13.- Butterfat f. o. b. San; Francisco 49 Jc. 10c, 25c, 35c Theatre 1 i I V t".