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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, JANUARY. 13, 1927. ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager ' Founded and Maintained on Efficient i Service and Courtciy , . DISCOUN T ST A MPS earance o Phone 284 Licenced Lady Embalmer Oak and Kane 8ta. SIX J WE G I V E S. & H. . GREEN Sale January Cm! TEXT BOOK AND FISH BODIES ON PROBE PROGRAM (Continued from page 1.) estnblishu new normal school for Lu (iruiido. George Dear, secretary at tin; I'midlnton Commercial 'Club, mid Secretary Nelson o Tlio Dulles Chamber of Commerce, appeared here yesterday.;, . , . Appropriation's totaling fr,94,2I0 for normal schools were recom mended by the board of regents of normal schools yesterday. For the now normal school to bo established at La Grande, ' tho board recommended $17C,000 for a building and $10,000 for mainten ance and salaries. For tho South ern Oregon Normal at Ashland K150,000 was recommended for a lieu- dormitory to house 150 stu dents and $33,210 for maintenance. For tho Monmouth Normal ?17G, 000 was recommended for a class room and library building and $121, 000 for maintenance. For tho latter item the stato budget commission rt'comniondcd only $00,000. To Increase Speed Limit The roads and highways con mitteo of the senate has approved n bill Increasing speed limit, of au tomobiles from 30 to 35 miles an hour. Senators Eddy anil llailey signed a minority report opposing tho change. , ; ( Representative W. C. North Multnomah county, is contemnlat. i-iK tho introduction of a measure' calling for ' adjournment every Tliunjduy . noon, "The less we.doi up hero the' bettor the people otj the stnto like It," ho declared. "It the ways and moans committee ' does not get down to serious work at once, I intend i to introduce a resolution calling for passago of appropriations as listed in tho pro posed state' budget and then ad journing Immediately. The sooner we clear out of Salem, tho better It will please citizens of tho state." BROWNLEE LEFT . WILL JUST BEFORE MT. HOOD CLIMB (Continued from page 1.) of the facts. "The mere Tact that Feyerabend lias changed his story," lie declar ed, "Is .not the basis of any crimi nal charge." Joseph Hrownloe, father of tlio boy, discovered that tho will was In tho possession of Feyerabend, and ho consulted Sergeant (Srirrilh of the state police. They came to Portland and with Deputy Sheriff Chrisloffcrsoii questioned Feyera bend.. nrownlee, It was disclosed, car ried nn nccldoiit Ihsiirnnoo polity, payable' lb' his parents or his e's- R&roewi&iraipBpjr LIBERTY Last Times Today Matinee Daily 2:15 P. M. A Whirlwind of Laughter! A Cyclone of Thrills! RICHARD TALMADGE IN "The Better Man" A smashing, racing comedy riot, packed to the brim with ,the screaming humor and dar ing feats of which only Richard Talmadge is capable! The fun niest, fastest, snappiest picture Talmadge has ever done I MAIRQACI-I "" "DON KEY WITH STUART HOLMES JIMMIE AYSON 10c Fox News 25c Coming Friday and Saturday Fred Thompson and SILVER KING in "The Regular Scout" IT'S GREAT tate, which expired a half hour be fore he disappeared.1 : Mrs. II. F. Wilde, 511 East Twen ty Third street, at whose homo Feyerabend and llrownleo lived to gether for several years, declared that her husband nnd, not Feyera bend was responsible for tho fact ilhat Ui'ownlee took out Insurance. She also supported - Feyerabend In a statement that the will mere ly covered money owing to him. "They wero like brothers,"-she snld, "inseparable. 1 would back Al. Feyerabend In any thing.1' A; L: Anderson, organizer 'of the Crag lints, also made a statement In favor of Feyerabend, according to word telephoned from Hood River. A telephone message today from i Jlood Rlvor quoted A. L, Anderson organizer of the Crag Huts, as say ing that Feyerabend had boon with members on the hunt for Mrownlee and had not told them that he had been to tho top of life mountain. "We believe In ond stand by Feyorabend, and will do everything I we can to Help liim out," Anderson sain. INTERCITY ROTARY MEETING TO BE HELD IN CITY TONIGHT I (Continued from pago one.) ways of much Interest to Rolnr inns, who find a great deal of nlea- suio and benefit Tn the meetings wnere they become acquainted I Willi each other and have good i times together, bringing about closer harmony between the cities. ltosebiiig was selected for the meeting, being the most 'central ly located within the district. The newly Installed radio sta tion at Kllfrene is In hrnmn-nul n ' message to the Rnhirllltis nl llnnn. !l lung during the time of tho meot-l lug tonight. Dr. G. L. Nicholas Veterinarian Treutn All Domesticated Animals 725-W. llano St. Hons' 663 Rosoburg, Oregon DR. DEAN B. BUBAR ' OPTOMETRIST ' Specialist In tliu fitting of . , Glasses. , ; , 110 Jackson. St. CHIROPRACTORS Drugless Health Center "Complete Health Service" SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS REGULAR Communication of Order of DeMolay Thursday evening at 7:30 Roy Pettey, Scribe. DEPENDABLE INSURANCE SERVICE G. W. Young & Son lit Cass SL Phone 417 Douglas County correspondents for Commerce Mortgage Sacurl ties Co., of Portland, Orogou. FIG TREES Are Growing and Bearing Fruit in Oregon The trees start bearing when only two years old and yield two full crops a year. Spraying. Is unnecessary because they are not affected by the usual pests that attack our northern trees and the fruit, ripens absolutely clean. They are beautiful as an ornament and valuable as a pro ducer. My strain It absolutely and unconditionally guaranteed to live and bear fruit. Write at once for full information about this ornamental sub -tropical fruit bearing tree. O Address Mark Hetrick OBanks, Oregon. Vjto m i Announcing Additional I INI r ill T 54-in: Silk Tubing Suitable for Gowns nnd Princess Slips. Regular $1.75 the yard. Friday and Saturday Special ill III III ' Dresses Bsure to De Dnrgnins ror some one I Special lots $9.85, $12.85 Mil I t e oe 1 o oe Illl , .. . in i i i i ii f 1 i i - l ti i mi I uniureiia jpetiai 11 uouoie i nreau $2.45 BathTowe.s MM ai. III! New short handles, iin . very attractive ana oize tjxit, Better man durable. 50c value. Illl ' I I nil Better Service Better Merchandise I ! i r l f i iirthili r sr? -IT tr,tn t-vt-v . xr I VAN WINKLE OF OPINION STATE TO GET SHARE (Continued on pngo 4.) that til refit ml whh to ro to tho cotuiLIoH lilone, unl.il it was (lis covered Unit tlio Imsls of distri bution of the inoiiny wus to be on provisions of an net of 1910, pro viding for dlritrilnition of receipts from forest reserve fees, which pro vides Unit "nil moneys paid and received under the provisions of thlfl act by any county shuil he prorated, apportioned Und paid to tho -sfafe county, port- districts. Hchool districts, road districts and other Huh-dlvlsions of tho county in the same proportion ns the taxes naftossed, levied and collected by tho county for tho year covered bv such payment are apportioned and paid, to the state, county, and each civil subdivision will receive the name amount as though tho money had been paid by a tax payer for each year." Says Schools to Share ' In comment inn on this statute the nttorney general says: "It seems to me that this language does not. permit of any other con struction since It Is as doflnito aa it. could well be made and sets forth explicitly the disposition that is required by the act of congress to he made of such money. In writing to the district at torney, the attorney peneral cites an earlier opinion sent to the state bonus commission, regents of the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College and the norm al schools. In which he held that not only is the state entitled to its share of the taxes, but that an amount equal to the various mill it KO taxes Is to bo paid to the state. How is your bed? AMERICAN GRAVES IN FRANCE TO GET STONES OF MARBLE TAUIS. Jan. 13. Marble head stones, it is reported, are to be substituted for the wooden crosses of 31,000 American war graves in Europe. Colonel It. W. Van Duyen of the graves registration service Is said to have concluded a con tract with a quarry firm at l'ie trnsaulu, Italy, delivery to begin In February. Sureties cemetery, near Purls, will ho the first to he Improved. Tho stones will be of two types, ono i cross and the other the star of David. " How Is your bed? REVIVAL SERVICES TO BE STARTED AT GLIDE A series of revival services will he started at Glide tonight, con ducted by Rev. 11. Toogood, a min ister of the Church of Christ. There tire a number of the Glide residents of that faith who plan to organize "n church in that local ity and the meetings are expected result in a definite plan for the wiuiiiiiniicv vi imigiuuig meetings. Rev, Toogood has ftniYTiunoed meet ings for tonight. Friday and Sun day, and mav continue for a loS I er period o ft into. I Vr11 WimVUl. Ur rCW 1 VsUd I I I OPINION !TATF FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $1.19 Coats These coats will speak for themselves and will be taken . ' quickly at these prices. A clear ance sale I $11.85, $15.85 $13.85, $17.85 CEDAtt 1'OSTS? Page's. Phone 212. POIl SALE 2 extra good Jersey heifers. Just fresh. C. K. Ban ning, Dixonvlllo. FOi SALECrecklTi'g good team and harness. 109 S. Jackson St., Koseburg. Phone 02 WANTED Aj-edale pup. must be of good stock. Prefer registered. . Writo Box 141, Myrtle- Creek, Oregon. , , FOH SALE Purebred H. I. Ked roosters, suitable for muling pur poses. Phono (HU. Valley J'oultry Co., W. Oak. . , .- . IJItV "seasoned block fir under tho shed. We can make prompt de livery of your order. J)enn-(Ier- ret sen Co. APARTMENTS Willi garage, fur nace, electric stoves, hardwood noors, tatuuiry, lurni.sucd. u.ti s. Main or G. W. Young. LOST On the Garden Valley roud Olio used 29X-1.-I0 balloull tire tube and rim. Notify Lockwoou Motor Company. WAN TEl) Singersto joiii the Koseburg Choral Society. Wont on cantatas starts Monday, Jan. 1, at 7:30 p. m. Pres. Church. FOR-SALE Choice-hand-picked Newtown apples, 50c per bushel. Iliing your boxes. Fred liuiiner, Happy Valley bridge. JUST think of It, brand new all- wool suits for fifteen dollars; used overcoats, two-fifty each. Lloyd's, 125 Sheridan St. USED RIFLES Shot guns itiid tools of alt kinds at big discount. A few rain coats at ?2 each. Lloyd's, J 25 Sheridan St. FOIl RENT House In Laurolwood furnace, fireplace and garage. Rent ?2t). Inquire Palace ot Sweets, after l'i in. THE"P0ULTRY""BUSTNESS Add this lino to your fruit growing. No better combination. We will help you get started. Coen Lum ber Co. TRADE FOR "poultry or stock ranch. One five-room residence in South Koseburg with garage, cement basement, and paved street. Also residence on East llouglas, five rooms and batlt. Will assume. See 1). S. Heals, at 100 South Jackson. INSURANCE PROTECTION may seem 11 remote need, but tt full measure of appreciation comes to the individual who has ample fire Insurance. Let us see to your protection. McLENDON REALTY COMPANY, CORNER OAK AND MAIN WHERE MONEY WORKS ""and savtrs share together. We have the safest und most profitable wny to save money. Let Us ex ilian. Si;nd for our free book let. DOUGLAS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. offices with Commercial Abstract Co. Plume 215. CARTER'S TIRE SHOP Tile mod- em woman can shingle her hair. wear pants and have imitation sideburns like a man, but she ...... ..11 11..U Bia, wnisM-r u-e iuKe mis opportunity of ex- nnd moustache like Nick Carter! tending our thanks for the kind- oiPCartors lire Shop, the place: ness shown during the Illness and whtie you can always do botterideath of J. W. Carey. Epecially to buying new tires, having your I the pursing staff of the Soldiers i,.iiurn ana retreauea Those new tires I told you about1 re going lino uens nopplng in springtime. Carters Tire Suop.l 415 N. Jacksou St. I Gossard Corsets, Girdles and Circletts Discontinued models half price or less. Large assortment. 32 in. Ginghams 15c One lot of assorted pat terns. Our regular good quality. Good. colors. In addition to the items shown here, all other goods, in all depart ments will be sold at the reduced price of 15 per cent less. This is the big saving everyone is waiting for. This includes all Hosiery, Munsingwear, Corsets, Silks, Wool Goods, Cotton Goods, Draperies, Dresses, Coats, Shoes, Men's Wear. . . ' ; FISHER'S " Better Service Better Merchandise 'OH SALE Four cows. Inquire al V. J. Bursik, Melrose, Ore. HOME OWNERS DO YOU NEED HEADY CASH? If you own your home and heed immediate funds we can give you prompt service. Your monthly payment plan of fers an easy method of liquidat ing a Joan. No com mission or brokerage charged. Umpqua Savings and Loan Association. Uouglas Abstract Building. 1 INSIST YOtJ DON'T uiMii'.K - STAND This fine suburban home worth every uickle of rive thousand dollars offered at prac tically half price. 11 acres of full bearing fruit; modern rustic cot tages with power pumping plant, bath, lavatory, hot and cold wa ter system, built-iu features, house partly furnished: barn, i . .i " ' 'n. bank of the river 10 minutes drive from Roseburg. Everything in modern construction. finish, windows all plate glass,' more modern built-in features i thuu any other house in town,! full cement basement full of dry j wood, furnace, fireplace, every goes for ?2S00. Very easy terms. ' . .,, 11.,, , See l.A Wlf KMPF ACFNPV l'" ...v......, . qwwu ii tiiuiii-a- Cas, St eet Phone 9 ' l!""'1 of ,he " was , none -u. but There are al TIIIS IIOM1 COST YWENTY-SIX ..fr THOUSAND 11 Is the last word i. wa nmiiii,." room completely and beautifully furnished; overstuffed set sec- At the annual meeting of the ond to none. No expense has been shareholders of The Douglas Na spared to make this home a j tionul Dank on Tueyilay of this work of art and a convenient, i week the following officers and perfect home. This wonderful j directors were elected: property is to be sold tit once lit j J. H. Booth, President; B. L. offer0 Vnr otTfo X j '''"r ""il Portland, Or 'gen. MYRTLE CREEK MAN IS FINED IN CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY Clarence Johnson o f Myrtle Creek was fined North ?5 Justice the Peace C. F. Urn,- kln thitl Itt. ir.tin- nft,.,. ..I,... i 1 a plea of guilty to assault and bat tery, i he trouble nrot-e when Mr. Johnson went to his farm and at tempted to hasten the departure of a tenair who had het-n evicted. Max Newzell, a neighbor, took ex ception to Johnson's methods or remarks ami the two engaged in an argument which resulted in Johnson striking Newzell, accord ing to ti e report given the officers. Johnson entered a plea of guilty in the. justice court and paid the fine imposed upon him. 0 1 11 cnarge 01 aiuo men, anu are I OP A I MAN FIT P! 1 being held for Portland nuthorl- ciVi-r cyVd rhvfoor. ,les- T,le boys ,,rovo a c;lr oft be-1 SUIT FOR DIVORCE 'side the highway in the southern I part ot town, after the machine John E. Prey filed suit for di-jnid run out of gasoline. They J vorce from his wile. Audrey E. came uptown where they planned Frey, in the circuit court at En- ! to make a sale of some of their gene Wednesday on a charge of i possessions to buy gasoline to con-1 cruel and inhuman treatment, jtiniie on their way. Officers pick The couple were married In tills 1 ed them up nnd placed them iu city December 2:1. l2:l, nnd have the city jail, and Chief of Police ono child, now in tho custody of Vaughn telegraphed the Portland the defendant. Whitteu Swaifoid police to find out if tho young is attorney for the defendant. !stors are wanted there. The car n I i f.lnlnw.,1 t.. h, ... CARD OF THANKS 'Home "spltal0nre our thanks due. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Davis. , Ir. and Mrs. rni. Smith, Mr. Fred Carey. A DOLLAR Silk and Fiber ; Hose 69c This is the long wearing number we recommend for school wear.. None better for the price. All shades. TEMPERAMENT OR COLD? MARY JUST REFUSED TO SING (ARHociated Preag Leased Wire.) ' CHICAGO, Jan. 13 i.Iary Gar den's cpjd has upset plans for tile American premiere next Monday of "Judith," which the opera Btur has predicted will be as sensation al as "Salome" The tn-niliietinn I nvus postponed a week. Her indisposition prevented her singing "Carmen" last nlKht, Jliss Garden retiring to her hotel apart ments and refusing to be disturb ed. Chicago papers add a bit of temperamental disturbances to the official explanation of illness, anil print rumors of n tiff between Miss Garden and Director Giorgio Polacco over yesterday's rehearsal ot jUilitli " , ..Th- ' ,, TIo. pi rPTiAM uri E1-,I-J 1 lv-"" nCL,L DOUGLAS NAT'L. AND STATE BANK i Roy Ilooth and Hyinan Woolen- berg, Directors. At the similar meeting todav of the First States & Savings Hank, J. H. Iiooth was elected President: lHvm,m Wolenberg, Vice-Presi- ,tr-iii, vi. . iiiim'i iv, taMiiei, , r ., . . ,!; ""'i'""1 -i,sn- mi, uttiiiu . duuiii, iJiri'iTtur. Tho completion of the first year in the new quarters finds both banks with Increased deposits and in prosperous condition. FOUR PORTLAND YOUTHS HELD ON AUTO THEFT CASE Raymond Ralley, 10, Robert 1 Bailey, 15. Lloyd Horsey. 19, and I Harvey Eby, 17, all of Portland, i I wero arrested here this morning ;Horsey's fnther. but the boy ad- nuts that it was taken without his father's consent or knowledge The machine is being held In a io- cal garage and the bovs are in jail. Mr. and Mrs. L. Farquhar. of Milo. life sending a few days in this Citv aileil.liitir In iillelnJ. Piano . Drapery Department 20 Per Cent Discount On all Cretonnes, Scrims, Terry Cloths, Marquisettes, etc. Outing Flannel 15c A special value easily worth 25c. 27 inches wide. Now on sale, the yard, 15c, Men's Work Shoes $3.95 ' ' '' ; New guaranteed, solid leather . work shoes, single or double sojes'. Very best grades.- - FISHER'S Better Service Better Merchandise MAJESTIC LAST TIMES TODAY Matinee Daily 2:15 Comedy The Merry Widower 1 MATINEE 10c, 15c EVENING 10c, 20c Antlers LAST TIMES TODAY 1 10VE M AND EVELYN BRENT LAWRENCE CRAY LOUISE BROOKS FRANK TUTTLE production. sotirrvu iuii .Astr (2 Qzramowit (picture Whether you love 'em Q1 n, mis is tne picture for you COMEDY GIMME STRENGTH SCREEN SNAPSHOTS 10c 25c argams ! Bleached Muslin 13c Fine quality, 36 inches wide. This is a special price and the . quantity not too large. i Buster Brown -' Shoes' r ' The longest wearing and best-for health that children can wear. All shoes subject to discount.- THEATRE Theatre lEAVE'EK LovE-making and heart breaking as It is practiced by tie fast -stepping youth of today. "Meet 'em and treat 'em! -. Love 'em and leave 'cm! Off with the oki! On with the new!" Is this the battle cry of the modern miss? and leave 'em or just don't 35c fuKs and visiting. : f