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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1926.
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GRAND JURY TO
MEET MONDAY TO
START ITS WORK
Tho grand- Jury JO mnko" 1iivoh(1
gallons of cshos 'pending for tho
November term al, sulrcuit court
will moot next Monday. The grand
jury liiiB a long docket demand
ing its attention nnd': Instead i of
being culled ono weak before the
. opening duto of court tho jury hus
beou summoned jtwo weeks In ad
vance of the November term. A
great many criminal cases have
' been hold over for lnvestlgatiou
by tho Jury while. District Attorney
Cordon announces that there are:
a nnmbor of secret matters, Includ
ing alleged violations of the liquor
laws, and non-support cases which
must bo probodi ' "" M - j ? ') $
Indications aro that tliri Novem
ber term of court- will' be 'a Very
bUKy ono as there are a number
of persons bound Over to the grand
jury,, who, If Indicted,1 will demand?
. trials. , I vj Si : 'i '. i ,
i Ono of Ilia' cases which will.prob-'
ably require avgreat deal of tlmo
Is that of the , Cnnyonvllle riot,
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Libertiy Theatre
" 1 ' Last Time Today Matinee Daily 2:15,'.
YOUTH GLORIFIED AGE DEFIED
EET t V C0MPSON
TNBBB
OP
DROADWAV
The secret of ctcrhal youth revealed. Tho story of how
one woman found her own way to keep young. It brings
you Betty Compson in one of the most brilliant roles she
has ever played. An intriguing story of youth glorified
and age defied.
MACK SENNETT
POKED atthe
AND '
Local Pictures Taken in Roseburg
Come and See Yourself In the Movies
COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
' TOM MIX
in "THE GREAT K. & A. TRAIN ROBBERY"
whoro a revival - mooting was dis
turbed, and a general fight started,
which resulted lir ono- young mau
being stubbodi -, !.c;
7 The grunil Jury must 'ulrfo con
sider the- cases -of two men who
huve escaped from jail, 'one being
(Juurgu lioltHclaw,. aud the oilier
"Shorty'' Anderson,'' -alleged' auto
thief who escaped from jail, lost
Saturday. . t i ,s i i
. ' ; -0 ' ' '
Wo havo Oliver : and P.-& 0.
plows for any kind of soil. Whar
ton Pros. v .
BABY CLINIC TO BE HELD
'-? i WEDNESDAY,- OCTOBER 27.
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' 'The. Douglas County Health Unit
will hold another of Its monthly
baby clinics Wenesday, Oetobor 27.
The clinic vwill he held lit. tiro unit's
headquarters at the. court house.
Bach mouth .one of those clinics
will ;be hold, to give mothers an
opportunity to,, have tholr children
oxamlned' freo'pf charge for physl
culr dofectB. f
Singletrees, doubletrees and oth
er wood Block at Wharton Bros.
You Aro As Close to
Our Store I As Your
Telephone
"T-.r'ii''' ,:sV i"ii'
makea1 ispeqlalty,; of' flMrig
. phono,. orders prompt attention.
Economy. Grocery
Ni Jaokson ... - Phone. 63
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RECEPTION FOR
BENSON TEACHERS
I FRIDAY NIGHT
I The Denson school will be the
scene of a 'very entertaining affair
on Friday night when the parents
will entertain with a reception and
Hallowe'en party for the teachers
of tho school. A splendid program
lias been outlined and a supper
will be served afterward. B. L.
Whipple will act as tpastmaster
and Mrs: John Ferguson', president
of the P. T. A., will give the address
of welcome. - Mrs. P. A. Plngel,
chairman of the affair has urged
I
all the patrons of the school to
make an effort to attend and meet!
the Instructors of their children.
The program will open at . 7:30
o'clock. . ,
CALL FOR OITY IMPROVEMENT
BONDS '. '.
Notice Is hereby given that-city'
Improvement bonds of the City of
Roseburg, Oregon, series "U" No.
21 to 44 Inc., will, be taken up and
paid on the 1st day of November,
1920, and that interest thereon
will cense after that date.
-. Dated October 20th, 192b.
- t : ;W. F. THOMAS, ,
City Treasurer.
CAPITALIST SLAIN.
AT HIS DOOR; SON
- ' IS HELD BY POLICE
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' (Auoctntcii I'reiM Leased Wire.)
fLOS ANQELES, Oct 21. Police
early today wore holdlne Carl
Wostcott,'40: for-itivostigatioii: into
mo slaying lute last night of his
father, Charles Grant Westcott,. 03,
retire Minneapolis capitalist, as hn
wont to answer the doorbell at hla
home Here. .......
The son sufrendered himself at
tho central police station an hour
after tho death of his father. Ho
said he learned from a newspaper.
that his ;father had been ;slain.
Grilled by the police for seveial
hours, he stoutly maintained that
he ' knew nothing of the murder
other than that which he learned
frm the newspaper.-: . ; '
The elderly Westcott, said to
have been distantly related to Gen
eral IT. - S. - Grant, leader' of the
union forces In the Civil War, was
shot down, police report, when he
went to answer tho doorbell... Two
shots wore fired, both lodging In his
head. Death was almst Instantaneous.-
. ( ;
Carl, a son by a former wlfo.
I is said by tho dead man's second
wlfo to- have frequently fjuarreled
with his fathor over money mat-
iters. .. ' '
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8PECIAL IN PHOTOS
'; Free. one 8x10 photo UUost style
flrilsh, -iwltn-'" S.0p( -por i dozotf; or
over. Iloaeburg Studio. Phono 4G2.
ROSEBURQ STUDENTS TO
PARTICIPATE IN DRIVE '
;. FOR FUNDS AT COLLEGE
CORVAf,tIS, Oct. 21. Three
Rosebitrg students nro working oh
tho financial drive of the Y. M.
Y. W. .C.; A. from. October 18 to 22.
They aro' Iieland Marks. ) Helen
Churchill and Hetty Clark
i The drive Is conducted every
Life Glands,
,;; Renewed
HEALTH Restored by the
Intest scientific methods.
Kidneys, . Prostnte, Ovaries
and thyroid glands renewed.
Goiter, High Blood Pressure,
Lost Vitality, Stomach, Liv
er: and , Bowel Troubles
cured.: Menstrual disorders
corrected. Chronic troubles
treated successfully.
; CONSULTATION FREE
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Perkins BldgJ' 7 Phone 554
DANCE
AT
Olalla
Community
Hall
Saturday
October 23rd
5V2 tyo FARM LOANS
Straight Loans. 6, 7, 10 years.
Interest payable annually. Lib
eral repayment privileges.
Prompt net Ion. Usual commis
sion charges.
G. W. Young & Son
118 Cass St
Phone 41?
Douglas County correspondents
for Commerce Mortgage Securi
ties Co., of Portland, Oregon.
DR. DEAN IB. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist in the fitting of '
- , i Glasses. ' , ;
. ,116 Jackson St.
COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS
ATTENTION , ,.'
- HALLOWE'EN FROLIC
1 1 FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 29
lyear among students on the camp
jus to finance the "V" work for the
year. Cooperation between the two
campus Christian organizations
and between1 the various finance
committees, makes It possible this
year to make but one solicitation
for both associations and to con
duct this simultaneously among the
students, faculty and townspeople
and friends through the state. The
work carried on by the organiza
tions includes housing and employ
ment problems. ' as well as organ
ized Christian life on the campus.
Open forums are conducted under
leadership of such men as Dr.- J.
Stitt Wilson, Dr. Norman F. Cole
man, Dr. Harold Leonard Bowman
and actual Bible-study is promoted
in houses, halls and Independent
groups. Twenty groups were con
ducted last year. ' ';
You will find a lot of desirable
specially priced household utility
articles at Churchill's feature sale
for Saturday. All of - the articles
are priced at bargain sale figures.
Take a look at the window and see
for yourself. '
NORTH SIDE .
GROCERY STORE
CHANGES HANDS
J. O. Bergstrom, recently from
Heppner, has bough the Bennett
grocery located ui' the Creason
building, North Roseburg, aud will
hereafter conduct the business. Mr.
Bennett Is still In the city but has
not decided upon his future activi
ties as yet. Mr. Bergstrom has
been engaged In wheat farming in
the eastern Oregon country for a
good many years, but on visiting
Roseburg formed a liking for the
city and decided to locate here, so
after looking over the field deter
mined to go into the grocery busi
ness. The new owner of the store
is an aggressive young business
man and will fit well into Rose
burg's business life.
LETTERS FROM THE
PEOPLE
COURTESIES APPRECIATED
Roseburg, Oregon, Oct. 20. Edl
tor News-Review: I wish to take
this opportunity to express my ap
preciation of tho, (yery, courteous
treatment accorded me today when
I called at your office, and, for tho
generous space allotted ,me In
your vnlunblo' paper this evening.
Hope I may sometimo be able to
return the compliment. 'I ho citi
zens of your city havo all been ex
tremely courteous to mo and I shall
not soon forget It.
1 ' ! Cordially yours, , ,.
NEWTON W. BOR PEN ,.
Grass seed at Wharton Bros.
INVESTIGATES ACCIDENT
I. W. Ash, of the state coinnen-
satlon Insurance fund of tho state
or California. Is spending a few
days in Rosi-hurg milking an In
vestigation of the accident In which
J. A. Mngftlre of Yreka was killed
recently. The -accident happened
near Siithcrlin and Mr. Ash Is en
deavoring to learn all particulars
for tho Insurance .bureau with
which ho Is engaged. ; . .;
CHILD'S CHIN CUT WITH
' GLASS WHEN CARS COLLIDE
Dorothy, the 4 year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rexroad of
Roseburg, received two deep cuts
on the chin by the windshield of
tho auto which her mother was
driving, when the car and an auto
transportation truck driven by Ray
I lluchell collided at tho Intersection
I of Cass and Jackson streets short
ily after three o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. , The child was taken to
I Dr. B. R. Shoemaker's offices for
medical aid. ,
FIVE JACKSONVILE
STORES ARE LOOTED.
MEDFORD, Ore., Oct. 21. Five
Jacksonville stores wore entered
by thieves last night and sums
ranging from $50 to 30 cents taken
from tills and safes.. A; fire In
the sUiro of John Pappas. discover
ed about ten' o'olock. led to the
discovery of tho robberies. Pappas
thought burglars had set fire to his
establishment nnd this led to nn
Investigation of all the stores. This
morning It was established that
tho ftro started from a stove. 1
Tho sheriff's office Is working
011 the theory that the burglaries
wore committed by tho trio who
Monday held up nnd-robbed James
Bnnnis.ter of Tnlent of $40 nnd then
shot him through the right hand
pants pocket, the bullet being de
flected by some coins therln.
Horso collars, pads, chain traces,
butt chains, etc., nt Wharton Bros.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
V. S. Weather Bureau, local office.
Roseburg. Oregon, 2i hours ending
5 a. m.
Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes. 44
Precipitation In Ins and Hundredths
Highest temperature yesterday 71
Lowest temperature Inst night 41
Premutation last 24 hours 0
Total preclp. since 1st month 2 51
Normal preclp. for this month 2.61
Total preclp. from Sept 1,
1926, to date . S.19
Average preclp. from Sept 1,
1S77 2.72
Total excoss from Sept. 1,
1926 47
Average precipitation for 44
wet seasons. (September to
May. Inclusive) 31.12
Generally fnlr tonight nnd Fri
day: normal tpm(;rature. . .
ARTHUR W. PUGH. Meteorologist
NEW TODAY I
VT TV MnTOTIPVrT.Rr.nnH ohnno
t new rubber. $45. 802 W. Lane St.
' FOR SALE PotiaoTdemonstrutof.
I Will take car In trade. At CU-
llam'a Highway Garage.,
FO"R SALE Old growth fir, $3.25
a tier. J. C. Koonta, Cen. Del.,
Clty. -
FOR SALE All kinds .of wood'.
From $3 to $3.50. Phone 14F15.
Melton Bros.
NEW WALNUTS at reasonable
prices,- 721 South Main street.
Phone 209-J.
FOR ' SALE-rEureka electric .vac
uum cleaner, bed lamp, Hot
Point toaster, and iron. 903 Win
chester. Phone452, .
WANTED-Lady5-to-keep house
and help with flowers. Apply
i Box 55, Roseburg Rose Co.
RADIObargaIns. Two-$145"7adlo
sets complete. $90 each., A. B.
Taylor, cor. Rose 'and Oak Sts.
IEYOU need roofing or roofing
shingles go to Page's, a full as
Eortmenti.709 North- Jackson St.
FOR SALE Ladies whiter-' BUlt"in
good condition. Size 36. Call at
522 East Lane street or phone
173-L.
SPECIAL Friday and Saturday.
45-volt radio B batteries. $3.00
each. Taylor's Bat. & Elec. Sta.,
at Roseburg Super Service Sta.
SPECIALS all . week ou beds,
springs, mattresses and blankets.
See these at Powell's tlirniture
store. 68x80 - double blankets
only $2.29. Can you use any?
SPECIAL price ori1 stoneTjars; 10
gallon only $3.00; S gallon only
. $2.40. Milk crocks in I gal. and
1 gal. Get these for sourkraut at
Powell's- store.
FOR-SALE 1925Dodge Pros, spe
clal touring car with glass en
closure. Just like new, driven
only 6000 miles.". Bargain. - Ad
dress "D. C," care News-Review.
ENGLISH dinner sots FREE 42-
plece dinner set free with each
new range, this week. No change
in price. Just a real saving to
you if you act quick. .- Buy at
Powell's for less and spend the
difference.- -.-
WANTED TO RENT Or buy.
Equipped farm; not over 5 miles
from high school. Will trade 118
acre sheep aud turkey ranch. J
mile to grade school,' as first
payment or for equipment. C.
Merrill, '604' Mill St.-- : ..
t'OR SALE Oats and vetch com
mon, also oat and vetch, Hugar
ian; some wheat in both good
strong mixtures, 3Jc. Cheat nnd
vetch 25c Bring your sacks. A.
F. Stearns, Oakland, Ore.
"HTirsSLE 2h73-phase
motor $55.00
Vacuette Cleaner
Hand Washer ,,
10.00
12.50
Wood Range .
. 25.00
Hoosler Cabinet .... 27.50
, : .Roseburg Electric v-j-.
HAVE , YOU; A LITTLE IDLE
MONEY Owner of a good 80
acre farm wants to borrow $500
for. three years on I li st mort
'gage. Will pay you H'o interest
every six months. See LAW
RENCE AGENCY, 125 Cas3 St.
l'houe 219'.
FOR SALE S-rooni house, fine
residential district, wonderful
view, full sized furnace, base
ment, laundry trays, wood lift,
beautiful built in bookcases, buf
fet, china closet, all built in
kitchen; gas. Dig sacrifice for
-quick snle. Very easy terms.
Worth investigating. Phono
105-R. . ..',
FOR SALE Ivory dresser, chif-
fouler and bed, oak dresser, chif-1
fouler, iron bed, coil spring, mat-!
tress, three rockors, dining table,
and 4 chairs, china closet, break-1
fast set, Congoleum rug, heating;
stove, large Axministor rug, twoj
bedroom rugs, baby carriage,!
basinet, bady bed, sanitary cot, j
oil stove, sewing machine, tub,
basket, dishes and many other,
things. 618 South Stephens St. j
SORRY TO TROUBLE YOU But
this lady must go now on account
of sickness. She is offering the'
finest little suburban home in 1
tho, Umpqua valley for half Its
real value; borders on the most!
beautiful river in the world; ;
eleven acres in tract, practically j
all m bearing fruit; B room bun
galow, bath, toilet, lavatory,!
built iu features, hot -nml cold !
water, power pumping plant, '
house all furnished; bain, chick-;
on bouse, wood shed, supply or!
, wood, on main hard surfuced
road 15 minutes drivo from Rose-'
burg; twenty-seven hundred I
tnkes clear tltlo to everything.
Only takes five hundred cash,
balance in five years. Now get a
. move on you! See LAWRENCE
AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phono
219.
Pl,"i"B,J,B.Uf
MAJESTIC
Friday
FAMILY NITE
LAST TIME TODAY
RIN-TIN-TIN
.IN
"Where the North
Begins"
MATINEE DAILY
:
RADIO CLUB
. .'.
The Roseburg Radio Club
will meet Friday night in City
Hall. Everybody that has a
radio is invited to come, (no
charge) and start the fall
season with good reception.
J. S. McDONALD, Pres.
St. George's Guild will hold
a cooked food sale, also home
made . grape j .juice, at . the
Roseburg Tiro Shop, ,on Sat-
urday, Oct 23rd. ;
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WANTED Four' foot ' dry., wood.
Phone 525. I -v - -
FOR-S"L"E Mint roots. Axel John-
son, Elgarose, Ore : 1 -
FOR RENT Apartments at 221
West . Washington, : electric
ranges, H. and C. water Reason-
-. able. ' 1 i -;.
WANTED TO . SELLr-Demonstra-tor
Johnson's salt water motor.
Unable to use on account of sick-
-' ness.- Price attractive. B.
Crouch Hdw. Store." ,-
FORTRENT Furnished1 6-room,
strictly modern' house; sleeping
porch; full cement basement; 1
block from junior high school
Call Model Bakery or 1 201 W.
Douglas St. ' - ' ,.
ROTARIANs: LISTEN TO
, .INSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM
Miss Georgia English and Miss.
F. M. Wright, of the home econo-';
mlc departments of the local high
schools, were , two interesting
speakers before the mei&bers of tho
Rotary club today noon. They ex'
plained how. these departments
were conducted, the instruction
given and many details pertaining
to this important' branch Of the
schools.' A lot of good iufo'rmatlon
was gleaned from their discourses
and a better unlerstanding general
ly of the home economics depart
ment was made known. ' r- , -,
' Cary Seely asked for volunteer
members of Rotary club to help
convey the high school football
team to Medford on next "Saturday
and Jlin Clark, John Runyan, Dave
Buseubark and -Ernest Unrath vol
unteered their services and use of
their automobiles.
i Plans are now under 'way; for the
meeting to be held next. Thursday
evening nt which time the school
teachers of the city will be eutcr
laiued, as -well as- the'Wive'S-'bf Ro
tarians. - .. . - :.
The program today was in charge
o Jimmy Geddes. 1
- .BORN i :
RHINEHART To Mr. nnd Mrs.
Harlan Rhlnehart, of Oakland, at
Mercy Hospital, October 15, a son.
. Specials all iweek on beds,
springs,, mattresses and blankets,
See theso - at Powell's Furulturoj
Store. 68x80 double bluukeis only;
$2.29. Can you uso -any? I
Logger Hurt
W. W. Wllklns, a ' logger from
Glendale, is at Mercy Hospital re
cuperating from an injury sustain
ed last week when his foot was
crushed beneath a rolling log.
TODAY ONE DAY ONLY : . -
PORTIA MANSFIELDii DANCERS
BIGGER AND; BETTER
pip MSlV . tllS '
1:
MONTE BLUE and DOROTHY DE VORE
Appointments At !
i ; ' Dodge Brothers
; DEROIT, October 21.7-Accordlng
to an announcement-just made by
John R. Lee, general. sales , mana
ger, two executive . appointments
have been made at Dodge Brothers
Inc. ,-'"'.,.-
D. T. Stanton, -who Is announced
as director of export sales,, was
formerly Dodge Brothers district
representative at Columbus, Ohio,
and earlier served in the same
capacity at Greensboro, N. C.
, Mr.- Stanton's earlier 'service
with Dodge Brothers., which dates
back tQ 1915, includes practically
every 'phase of Held work and has
taken him Into almost every dlB-
Antlers theatre
J ?.' '.'-. ;''.'"' MATINEE SATURDAY ;' ; ,.;;,-
I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY " 1
rnie((a,mpasF7Ut'
: Speed, Pep, Action; Plus' Bebe, Equal One Series
. ' ', :"'' .;.-of Laughs ' '
A Jack white 1 ppopuctioth
10c
ANTLERSTHEATRE
15 PEOPLE 15
r.,
ALSO
IN
"THE MAN UPSTAIRS"
AND COMEDY
2 COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY
10c 35c 50c
PASS UST SUSPENDED
..... F T .. ;
i .
M. . rrfca first dnncA of the Sea-
son' will be given by the L. '
F T. cluD on xuesuay, uuu
26, at the K. P. Hall. All mem-
bers expected to be there.
trlct in the United States. .
3, W. HutcbihsV before coming
to the home office In the capacity;
of assistant to the director of used '
car sales, -was division used car;
manager for the central division
with headquarters at Chicago. Mr,
Hutchlns ; takes over' the : work
which was being directed by (the
late A.- H. Schiappacasse. - .
25c
35c
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