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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 192.
A Special Purchase A Special Sale
of Holiday
Frocks
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The dress season is here gay
Christmas parties are but a
short time away and
We have the smartest
clres3es ever seen . at
this price.
Crepes, Printed Taf
fetas and Cheneys,
Satins, Velvets
New idea In tiers, wide
collars, Irish lace.
Every Dress a Wonderful Value
To see them is to praise them. Every dress a $16.00 to
$20.00 value. We have priced them at this interesting
fif;iwc to make for quick sale., .
( Anrit4 Trrm Tawf Tire)
' PKDKHAL B I' I !( I NO. New
York. Nov. 21. A retired rotted
Slates naval officer took over (he
qucstloninK at (he federal Inquiry
Into the Kinking of the Hrilih
steamer Vesiris today and elicited
from the senior surviving officer
of the ship that hi a subordinates
ignored his orders when the ves
Mel was sinking, that crew mem
hers were absent from their na
tions at the lire boats, and that
women and children passengers
were placed In the most danger
ously situated boats.
The United States naval officer
was Captain K. T. Jeusup, Ameri
can nuiitical advlfnr to I'nited
States Commissioner O'Neill, who
Is presldltiK at the hearing. The
witness ha questioned was Frank
Johnson, chief officer of the Ves
tris. liefore Jessui took over the
questioning, Johnson had testified
in reply to U. S. Attorney Tuttie.
who la conducting the inquiry, that
the release mechanism of life
boats was "not successful."
Ah Jcssup Interrogated Johnson
Captain Henry .McConkey, British
nautical adviser at (he hearing, sat
on the other side of Commissioner
O'Neill, silently listening to the
exchange of questions and answers
and watching the witness closely.
The two advisers were appointed
at the suggestion of the llritixh
government, the British consul
general selecting; Captain Mc
Conkey, who Is marine superin
tendent of the Curard line, and
Tuttie picking Captain Jessup.
to prepare and distribute Thanks
giving baskets lo all the needy ex
ne it lee men's f am Hies. It was
department Christmas cheer fund
1 to buy ( hi Utmas presents for ex-1
I service men in the L S. Veterans' I
, honpiial at Portland ami for their j
families. At the next regular j
meeting to be held on December .
4fh ttif nif-nitifm tit tiin nilinri '
are giving a pound and fruit show
er for the family of an ex-service
man who Via recently been Bent
to the Veterans' hospital for treat
ment. A very interesting affair has
been planned for that date, when
the axuiliary wil Ihold a business
meeting and be entertained at
iikland by the members residing
in that city and vicinity. The com
niunity service Chairman. Mrs.
James Soules. reported that
RfHMH SiVR FIRM
BEUEF REQUIBES
. roinniltttte iff liHpJiiK the county
: iu u i rows m l annual drive lor
; rucniuf rsliip. A number of mem-
tr were signed at lust night's
j meeting. On laat Saturday the
auxiliary held a rummage Bale and
J a 'KatiKfattory sum was reported
i raised wHh whl$i to carry on the
charity work o( the unit this win
der. I At the close of the evening's
' business a social time was enjoyed
, by members of the unit and re-
ireHliments were served.
rAurlatnl tnm toad Wii)
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21. Senalor
llorah today urged that the na
tional grange support the proposl
lion of a special bhrIoii of con
gress lo consider farm relief.
Speaking at the grange convention
here, he said he Ml the problem
could not be solved lit the coming
her. regular lesslon.
UMPQUA POST TO
HOLD MEETING AT
OAKLAND DEC. 4
$12.95
each
HOOVER PANIC
BARRIER PLAN
MADE PUBLIC
! . (Continued from page 1.)
"This recent campaign has
placed all men holding public of
fice In a position where they mu.it
take hold of the farm problem and
do their best lo solve it," he said.
"There la no escape from the obli
gation undertaken. Itoth parties
declared in their platforms for
some relief measure."
Turning to the Kellogg peace
treaty Senator Uorah declared that
International peace was of nation
al concern and or particular con
cern to farmers. He expressed the
hope that the seriate would ratify
!he pact at the eominR session.
LouIb J. Taher. national grange
master. In thanking the senator
for addressing the grange, pledged
i ma i uuuj b Bu;'iruii iu in- i re. a i y
Vmpqua post of the American ,or inernallon.il peace and also toj
I.eglon held a snappy and well at-lan' orkablt relief measures for
tended meeting at the club rooms acrlcuKiire .
in the armory last night. The re-' ",e KrailBp Joined the assoc-m-1
ports of the Armistice Day celebra-1 """ the American land grant
tlon were read, the financial state. I colleges for Its afternoon session.
nient showing that the income was
I sufflrleit to meet the. co3ts of
staging the celebration. An inter
esting talk was given on liospltall
jlaiioa by Dr. C. B. Wade.
The next meeting of the post Is
to be held at Oakland, Dec. 4. This
in to be made a social meeting and
the Cottage Grove post and Auxil
iary unit will be invited to meet
with L'mpqua post and the local!
Auxiliary at Oakland. Doth drum'
corps ttlll be present and there;
will be a big social time in conoec-1
tlon with the meeting. I
'rai 'liiiistVi
LI CALL
And Homecoming
B. P. O. ELKS
NO. 326 , , .... v.
Thursday Eve, Nov. 22
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Turkey Supper at 6:30 p. m.
GOOD PROGRAM
A rip-rcaring time for all Loyal Elks!!
ALL ELKS SHOULD BE PRESENT
VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME
r iVi-i nTfnif it SilbiiSrr--ib,-
OIL PROBE FAR
FROM ENDED BY i
STEWART CASE
(Continued from page 1.) I
'WE ME THKH
'E
haired, showed his joy at his ac
quittal yesterday by giving each
of ' the three wojjrn juror3, a
hearty hug". He Jfi s twice been
brought to trial nffer facing a sen
ate committee and has twice gon
free, being acquitted in May on a
contempt charge.
The oil magnate's defense was
chiefly the contention that tfcere
1 SOLUM OF
USE
knew nothing about 'Rothstein,
that she wat in the city on a shop
ping tour at the time he was slain
and that she met "Jack" by chance
on the third floor of - the hotel, -where
she also had a room.
She said her recollection of the
two men, especially the second
man, was very hazy "because there
was too much drink."
The police said she had come to
the city on her own free will and
was not under arrest. ,
Bettor Service Better Merchandise
MISS NAQMi SCCfTT
Violin Classes for Beginners
COMMENCING NOV. 21 .
Studio Phone o3-R Residence Phone 622
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'istmas Bazaar
COME TO THE
Catholio Lad:e3 Bazaar
AT Tl IE PARIS! I HALL ON KANE ST.
Wednesday, November 21
Afternoon and Evening
MUSIC. GAMES. KEFRESUMENTS
celerated or retarded to synchron
ize with national and local needs.
j "i reat ion 01 sucn u construction
reserve, he continued, is one or
the best forms of insurance against
the panics cf our past. It may not
be a cure-alt but it certainly will
alleviate our ills. In some pieat-uro
It is possinle to do for employment
what the federal reserve system
has done for finance and with
equal advantage to the country as
la whole.
Timely Conucopia
I "Picture the approach of an eco
nomic crisis with unemployment
threatening in every hand. The re
lease of three billions in construc
tion contracts by public and quasi
public authorities would remedy or
ameliorate the situation in the
twinkling of an eye. Federal in
dexes are already becoming avail
able that remove the problem from ;
the domain of speculation or opin
ion and place the need upon a ba-1
sis of simple facts.
"No cenli allzui ion of authority
Is proiMMed, but merely the erea
lion of n condition by t-oncertcd
action that shall make possible a
remedy thai will appeal persuas
ively to all. Follow the flow of
thoso three billions to Hie i:on true
tor, to the laborer, to t ho material
men, to the factory, to I he factory
employes, to the merchants, to the
farmer. It goes like the house that
Jack built and unemployment is ut
an end."
BOXING
ROSEBURG '
' ARMORY
Th'urs.; Nov. 22 ,
TICKETS ON SALE
Pullman Cigar Store
Rapin's Cigar Store"
Silvernock Grill
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CINCINNATI, N o v. 21 An
educational campaign to acquaint
the general public with the char
acter, history, teachings, civil and
religious allegiance of Catholics
and the Catholic men and 'afliliat
ed organizations.
Resolutions for such a campaign
were adopted by the council last
night at the filial session of its
annual convention here. Another
resolution urged the study of la
bor and other social problems in
the light of Catholic principles, by
memlers and affiliated societies.
I Hiring a discussion of the after-effects
of the recent presiden
tial election, the Hev. Peter Gullday
a professor of church history at
the Catholic University, Washing
ton. I). C., denounced "foes of thj
Catholic' church who spread lies
and calumny about the church and
its members."
Following the assertion of a
J (Attocfuttx) Prt LMtwd Wirr) I
NEW YUKK, Nov. 21. The
was not a quorum of the senate , ,," , i ,nil"mu I
present when he testified, and the
official record. of the public lands
committer wns also attacked.
The ruling of Justice Jennings
Railey, who presided, on the al
sence or presence of a quorum
was criticized by Senator Norris,
of Nebraska, after the verdict.
"Such decisions," I he senator
said, "have made our jurisprudence
the bushing stock of the civilized
world."
Walsh Aftler Dr. Work
Senator Walsh, who litis figured
quite prominently In the oil in
ves'lrratfons t date, in making the
announcement that he thought
still more probing was needed
said:
"I wnnt to know why Dr. Work
flond by this renewal. I am led to
FURNITURE BIDS SOUGHT '
A list of all of the furniture and
fixtures required for the new court
house has been prepared, together
counted on today by "the uollce
and the district attorney's office ! with blueprints showing the sizes.
types and specifications of articles
wanted! The list Is being submit
ted to tild and1 proposals will be
received by the county court De
cember 17, at 10 a. m. The specifi
cations call for fireproof desks,
filing cabinets and other fixtures
throughout.
10 neip uiem In their efforts to
solve the slaying of Arnold itoth
stein, gambler. - k t
The slender 24-year old woman
has told police that she had sev
eral drinks with a man she knew
as "JncJi" in room No. .119 of the
Park Central hotel a few hours
beToro itothstein was in an
other room the night of November
4. Itoom 349 W43 occupied by
George Mc.Manus. gambler friend
of Hothstefn. Police have been at
tempting to find MvManua for
questioning ever since the shoot
ing. Her arrival in the cltv laHt niirht
w-iin ner husband,
TRUMPING PARTNER'S ACE
WEIGHTY COURT PROBLEM
Floyd, aud two
Nlieve that he knew of the tnval- tectlves as escorts, gave police
iditv of the lease before he gave a breathing siwll. Mayor Walker
ut hi office Kecrctary." changed his mind about an intl-
T. W-trk resigned as secretary mjlt'd shakeup of the, police Ue-
nf thn tnteHnr tn hafAmu .hr. 1 r. . Part meilt and decided to e-lve them
jmnn of the republican national : further opportunity to make good 1 8on of a wealthy Chicago architect,
committee ton tfie case. ; has filed the suit, declaring tiiat
(AnocUttd Vnm Uvtd Win)
CHICAGO, Nov. 21. Some folka
would say tiiat trumping a part
ner's ace in a bridge game is Justi
fication even for manslaughter.
The superior court is now asked to
determine if it is cause for di
vorce. Mrs. Virginia Chapman Schmidt,
who at 19 secretly married to the
SCHOOL TRADE
RUM DENS. FEEL
HANDS OF LAW
Opening Dance 1
at
BLATTNER'S
New Hall
CANYONVILLE
Friday NijM, Nov. 23
Admission: Gentlemen $1.00, Ladies Free
MUSIC BY MERRYMAKERS
New Hull, New Floor end a Good Tima.
(Continued from pace 1.)
tensive cleanup campaign, admit
ted the existence of drinking and
gambling among both boys and
girls. Some, however, termed the
Investigation an "outrage" and a
reflection on the conduct of the
j city's NO.Onrt high school students.
' homFproductsvre
FEATURED BY CLUB
AT LUNCHEON TUES.
i
TEN MILE
Friday, Nov. 23
Music by
CHI FF BIG BOY And PART
of STAR FIVE Orchestras
combined.
RED HOT MUStC
GENTS $1 tADIE3 FREE
delegate that Catholic laymen The five intn: nrrtntinna flabPit i Mrs. Keyes who Questioned hv simply because she laid down
should "allay antagonism lo the of the sunreme rout In the Sin. Assistant District Attorney Marro;lrumD on nep husband-partner's
church." by cooperating with
their Protestant associates. Ir.
Gullday replied: "Cooperr.te witJi
them? For IS years we have given
them cooperation and have done
everything in our power to as
sist nnd enlighten them to the
true religion and practices of the
church and den In ihe stress of
the last election they nllcCwedd
elmr contempt cne may go far ana P11C ana was asked to ap
tr.ward d'Mermfnlm; the 'authority pear aKai-
of a roneresslnnal committee when ' Inspector Coughlln said
questloniMg witnesses. Photographs had been submitted
One of them psked If a witness
befnrft
ace in a bridge game, he beat her.
'Suitable alimony" is sought.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tavkir re-
to her In an effort to establish thelttirnwl 1ar tiieht frnm Pnrllnml
rnnKressfonnl committee ''-ntity of the two men she met in j where they have been since Sun-
roeid refused to answer micstfon
whlfi cM fo- th di-closure of
th private affair of the witness
and another aked If a witness
ine """I room. Idav. Mr. Taylor attending to busl-
Shn explained to police tint she ness Interests.
tneir bishops and ministers to at- mlirht refuse to answer ouestlons
tack and vlllify us because we are in matter v here relief or redre
Catliollcs. We are through with couVI bo had only by a judicial
cooperating." . proceeding.
REEO5P0RT BUSY PLACE
GERMANY CONTINUES TO '
PAY ON U. S. WAR DEBT
t - ! TleprloroH It P vrv bitV pl)lP.
(AmocUIm Trtm Lnwd Wjrri tnceontlng f C 'fpC. .Tohnsen. mill
WASHINGTON" , Nov. 21. Ger-' operator, who wr in Ro-ebur to
many reduced the claims of the rtav nn b-cal bmlness Mr .Ion-
The home proilucts luncheon
sponsored by the He?-burE Wo
man's Club at the club house on
Tuesday noon was very well at
tended and quite interestiiiK in the
manner in which It was planned
All of the foods used at the lunch
eon were donated by local busi
ness Jioimcs as were th evartous
appoint ments 'used in the rooms.
Several prizes were given by lo
cal distributors of products and
firms.
Following the lunrheVm a pro
gram was held, Mrs. C. S. Heln
Clne furnishing the nudc. Mrs.
Helnllne introduced the new
course of music study, the Melody
Whv, tauttht at her studio. Frank
J. Norton of the Norton Canning
company, spoke on cannery work,
presenting some quite interesting
pointers.
4th Annual
CARNIVAL
Given by
MYRTLE CREEK HIGH
SCHOOL
in School Building
Friday, Nov. 23rd
7:3" P. M.
Program, Booth. Sideshows
Admission 20c and 35c
FUN FOR EVERYONE
I flltfil St:it'S fur rrilllbursi'nif'nl
ttt ihe coat of nialnlpnanr-c of the
nrmy of occupation on the lililtie
river by $21.r,r,x.t7i during the fls
ml year enilin June 3U, leaviiiR
due IL'lO.riSS.T;."!.
Major Cicncral lioderlck L. Car
michacl. chief of finance, report
ed toilay to Si'ctetary of War Pa
vl. that tlermany made two pav-
i.ieuis, ine urnl of jv.!ilk,sta and
me mconu of 13,6.17.scii.
frtn o"ent.s n Inr'-e mil) at T?eeU
rr?t a- I I'' r!f" prreted In the
tiew puln ?tnpt at Kmnlt-e. H H
pnw -or)lnr his Tl-"daport plmt
nt fn'l capacity, retting out wood
for pill" All Of the Other Reed.
"nrt mills ate working full time,
lie reports.
STUDENTS Thanksgiving Special
Until Dec. 1st, we will clean and press clothes for students as
follows:
Iloy's Overcoat - ,. ......... 00
ftoy's Suit, long trousers -...-...$1.00
iioy's Suit, short trousers . ..75c
Hoy's Trousers - 50c
(iirl's Coat . $1.00
Dress or I'leated Skirl - $1.00
Other rarments in proportion. These prices apply to any one
attending High or Junior High School.
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
Boyce at the Press
3ng N: Jackson
NEW TODAY
WANTED Persian kitten, no oth
er will do I'hniie ls9 Y.
nilN'T alilt
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ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER. Maniger
Z Founded nnd Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Phone 2S4
Oak and Kant Stt.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Lady i
Embalmer
LEGION AUXILIARY i
MEETS FOR BUSINESS
rmpqua TTnlt of t'Jie American
Talon Auxiliary met In regular
session Inst nicht at the armory,
anil the membership committee re
port el thnt S4 nembers lire paid
up for Koseburit's quota Is
2"2 inembera and the committee Is
working very hard to secure this
number tie fore Jauunry 1st.
Mrs. H. C Church has been ap-
ptiinted rhsilrman of the unit civ
opcrnrlon committee and it will j
he her duly to set tl (it tc alms
and pti!-posts of the Amerlcnn I.e.
in AuxMfnry are brought before
the other women's organizations
of HoiWmrv and viclnitv '
Mrs. C. K. AlH-n. ciild welfare
chHirman. retried fhet clothing t
and arocerles were purchased and t
ulven to the family of a needy ex-
serrlce man, and It was decided
TURKEY
SHOOT
Tiiler
Sunday. Nov. 25
HeKlnntng at 10 o'clock
South Umpqua Riflt A Gjn Club
rOHTLANIX Ore.. Nor 21
Turkey receipts of yesterdsv were
vr and sneeze. s.iv the largest of the nonenn Tht Ao.
piease. I'jipe Lumber Fuel niand was heavy to offset the
ym i nlentiftil suppiv. No. l jrrade
hXHt'sALK- A dandy U'oo lb." work ' ,lr('sari' turkey ilropped to 3ri cents
horse. al;o pom! for packer or q nn,""l "i'h other quotations un
saddle; Fat and full of ten ihanired. Crpnberries. walnuts, al-
Money to Loan
Douglas Building & Loan Assn.
147 Jackson Street.
New Furniture
at Right Prices
Wa Can Sava You Money
PowelPs Store
115 Sheridan St.
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
'Complets Htatth Servict
Mineral Vapor Baths
i:7 Cass Thone 491
Kay I,. Ward
HOLIDAY areetlni;s are incom
plete with shabby floors. Have
them wax ioiihed now. Vei
reasonable. I'hone ft 4 II.
IWtlNCr us your hatteriesr Wewiil
charge them for iioc. If you want
11s to rail for them phone 47.
Stanley's C-arae. N. Jack
son. FOR SA!;F.-A"pur brcd " Punic
sows due to farrow lec. 5 or will
trade fur brmcoli cart or hay.
Also a good huntlnn dog to give
away. Fhoiie 1 IF;Y
Ft H S ALK- This" week o:il y. large
sife Chinchilla b'ick rabbits, a
fev doeB; hied if wished: also
New Zealnnd r d raubits. II. A.
Kastmrp. Win ' ion
FOH SALK Rvo-'s. aprons and
quilts; also cook rd food at
IfiieU's store. I Hi lard, beginning
at lo oV1o k Fritlay. Nov. TM J.
iv the I adies id Foci iy.
FOR RKNT--1 1 ia. ram h, fi nil",
er.st of Roebmg for rnt. 55 a.
in rulttvntiun, Kiod free roil.
h:il. pastun C.h and share
rent. Ste Kire a- Rice IVa. K.--
titte
TRAPK-S:. sen i in Sumner TaT
i y. S miles (r:n Marhfield: 5
, acres b4tto:n. pm)d hctie. lnrtr
siirinn. water pip.vd In house.
Will trade for country property
near Rosebura;. W. J., care Nev. -Review.
1
mond and pnmnklns. which com
: nriie the r-malnini: substance of
! holfdnv d'nners. were steady with
110 ti'-ner.'il chnnjfes In price,
i Recent cold niehts hav hail
'the'r effect on the rauMflower
top. rnullfiowrr now selMntc on
, th retail ninrk t st 5 to ?" rents
1 a head. Much cauliflower was re
ported injured In th fields. No
I ilnTnttre wns reimtcit to flpr nt.
' though the pr!e was hlcher, rana:-
fir from ft to cents a bunch on
the rtaU mprket.
Palry market quotations remain
unchanged todav mith the exce;h
t ion of undeed ecu which ro.e
one cent In kee'dnjr with the on
er.nl n'm In other rlanes yster
da. Fear rrcs nnw rnnae from
sti.nd.in1 ex-r.is at 51c to under
sized at 29 cents. I
COME TO THE
Big Turkey Shoot
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25
L. E. Swift's Place
3 Miles South of Dixonville.
TRAP AND TARGET SHOOTING
FREE LUNCH
PORTLAND. Ori-.. Not. 21
VTiolf?.il. .t (-.: g
VntiT, milk, ro-jlrr?'. r.nlnnfl. po V
t.Tto-. wool. r?i:s. cairanl bark A
ani hops !itaily
Hay Alfalfa, $19 19. 3-.).
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
oMlallst In tht fitting of
Qlasssa
111 Jackson St.
ANC
AT THE WIGWAM
Wednesday and Saturday Nights
Muic by the Merrymakers
ft