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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, XREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1930
Silk Dresses
All Reduced
$3.95, $6.95,
59.95, $13.95
etc.
Dress Gocd3
reduced
Cotton3 .
Heavy
Materials.
Dress
Silks ....
390, 490
etc.
Close Outs
Silk
Hosiery
Curtain
Goods .
390, 950
.W
Sill:
Bloomers
090
etc.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Green Hero From Medford
O. 11. Green, of Medford, Is trunn
actltiK biwluesa in this city tor
several daya.
, ' Mrs. Newport Shops Here MrH.
(it en n Newport, of DixonvllU', spent
Sat urn y uftornoon in thla city ahon
ping und viHlliiiK fiieiulB.
Mro. Matthews Here Saturday
Mrs. Nova M:it thews, of My rile
Oct k. spent Knturduy In this city
viblLlus friends und shouplnK.
Transacts Busineis Here N. U.
Fisher, of Kolley'a Kornur, spoilt a
short time In thlt city Hiiiunluy
uflurnoou tmuHncling bualncaa.
Viclt and Shop Saturday Mrn.
A. O. (iltdorsleove and daughter, of
Sutheiiln, spent Saturday In thin
city vUlttUK friends and BhnnpiiK.
- Transacting Business Here I
h. Knapp, or KuKene. la spending
several days In this city transact
ins business at the News-Hevlew.
Mr. Hill In Town on Business
C. C. Hill, principal of the Days
creek school, Hpent Saturday In
this city on bulne:'8. Mr. Hill In
well known here.
Returns to Roseburg II. P. Hohh
has returned to his homo In this
city, after spendinK the paaL two
months In Eugene and Hprlne.fleld
yinitlnK relatives and friends.
Twin Daughters Born Twin
nuglitera wero born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jess llowman. of Myrtle Creek, at
Koftcbui'K tieneral hospital on Sun
day. .Umpqua Visitors In Town Mrs.
John llacon and son, Jcrald, of
Umpquu. wero victors In this city
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Huron Ih
the datiKhter of Mrs. M. 10. James,
of this city.
At Mercy Hospital C. IX Har
nett, of thin oily, whs (a ken lo the
hosplti'1 Saturday for medical treat
ment. Mr. W'aKiier of this city was
talt en to the hospital yesterday
with a broken hip.
Returns From Portland Herman
Marks, of thin elly, bus returned
to his home hen', after spending
the past several days In Portland.
Ho reports that it was unusually
cold In Portland,
Improving In Health Friends of
Mrs. PId Tollman, of this city, will
be tflad lo know thai site is n-turn-In
ft to health, after Im'Ihi: very ill
at her homo on West First street
for the- past Hoverat weeks.
Return From Portland Mtorney
and Mrs. Dexter Hire, of this t ltv.
have returned after seending the
nasi sever"! davs in Portland on
business. They are llvlmi at Hie
Hotel I'mpipia for several weeks.
Former Resident Here MHion
Kaiser, of Pnrilmid, Is spending
80 vera I davs In this Htv faniaet
fin? buslnest. He formerly lived In
this citv. Mr. Kaiser Is oee o' flu
Hotel Itnse dhvetors and "lutes
that he is well nlensed with the (n
rrenso of business during the past
year.
Baby and Preschool
CLINIC
Douglas County Health Unit
January 15, 9-12 a. m.
Hea'th Office In Courthouse,
Roseburg
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Sale Continues
Gigantic January
UNLOADING '
Just as last week, the same reductions and spe
cial values are still in effect all this week all
over the store.
Everything Reduced
No sale merchandise every bargain from stock all
regular Fisher's quality merchandioe.
Better Service Better Merchandise
The Cough Drop Brothers I
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Spends Day Here Mrn. Mvrtlo
Muhki'ovo, of Sutherlin, spent Sat
urday in this city visiting and
shopping.
Dole Visitor Shops Mrs. K. A.
M Moore, of Dole, Hpent Sat unlay
in Uohi'Ijuik visiting frieiula und
shopping-
Mrs. Crlteser in Town Mrs.
Charles Crlteser, of Melrose, was
in this ci'.y on Saturday visiting
friends und shopping.
Mr. Betts Transacts Business
Floyd Metis, or tllennary, Hpent sev
eral hours In thin city uu Saturday
on business. Mr. Hells recently re
turned from an extended trip
spent In Oakland, California.
Shops and Visits Frie.ndo Mr, and
Mrs. Stanley Schrenk, of Looking
I'lass, spent Saturday In this city
visiting friends and shopping.
At Roseburg General Hospital
Mrs. Miekie KwiiiK, ol the Hotel
Hose sl'tlf, end Miss Irene (Murk ef
this city, are receiving medical
treatment at the hospital this week
Miss Louise Yolaim was discharged
Saturday, alter receiving medical
treatment for the past week.
Spend Week-End in Eup"ne
Miss Lois Hyrd and Miss Hazel
Thomason. of this city, have re
turned to their homes, alter spend
ing the w"e( -mid In Funene visit
ing friends. Miss itvrd is a mem
h"v of the News-Keview siaff and
Miss Thiuna-ion is emnloyed by the
local F. V. U'oolworth store.
I CROSLEY
The new Screen Grid Battery Set will thrill you.
1 his set pets them in the day time.
Sensitivity Toae Volume
1 hen, too, there are the new A. C. Screen Grid g
models, equipped with the famous Amrnd Mershon H
condenser. Radio's most perfect power well. H
1 lie service dt;partmcnt is now m charge of an ex
pert repair man.
The Crosley
Sots and Accessories
240 N. Jackson
Austin and
Vernon Smith,
known to tbe'tr ;
xssociates as the
cough drop
brothers, play
tackle on the
University of
of North
Dakota eleven.
This is their
third year of
varsity
competition,
Last August
they decided to
grotv beards to
help finance
their way
hrougb college,
and have done
so by securing
testimonials
from local dru
stores,
$r
Mr. Sinclair In Town Mllss Sin
clair, of Pole, j transuded business
In this city Saturday.
Tenmlie Merchant in Town
Charles Howell, owner of tho Ten
mile store, spent Salurday afler
noon in this city visiting frieudu
ami transacting business.
A. A. U. W. Meeting Tonight
There will he a meeting of the A.
A. I'. V. drama section at the
home of Mrs. Carl Neul tonight at
S:oo p. in.
Wlnstons Here Saturday Mrs.
V. C. Winston, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Winston and children, of Winston,
spent Saturday afternoon in thla
city visiting friends and shopping.
Mrs. Adams Shops In Roseburg
Mrs. Sidney Adams, of Pmpuua.
spent Saturday afternoon In this
city shopping.
TRIAL POSTPONED
The trial of T. A. Troxel, charg
ed with driving u car while intoxi
cated, has been postponed until
Wednesday. The trial was sche
duled lor loday in the justice
court.
AGED OFFICIAL DIES.
(.WrvMiitiM Ph-M lflwit Wlrcl
11AKKK, Ore.. Jan. laHow P..
Shepardson. 72, head of tho county i
tax department for the past 21 1
years, died yesterday of ncuto In-,
illK'rtion. Mr. Sliepardson was a i
native (if Indhimt. 1
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RADIOS I
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Radio Shop '
Service and Repairs ij
Phone 234
3
a
fit 7
Shoes
Galoshes
Ail Reduced
Shoe Specials
$2.95, $3.95
etc.
Men's Shirts
All Men's Wear
Reduced
Shirts, 69c
Hose
10c, 11c, 39c
etc.
Blankets
Cottons or wools big
reductions
$2.17, S2.48 I
etc.
FEDERAL REPORT
ON OREGON SCHOOLS
PROMISED IN MAY
SALEM, Ore., Jun. 13. A con
fidential report on the survey ol
Oregon's five state institutions of
higher learn ng will be made to
the board of higher education in
May, and a repoii for publication
probably In October, according to
in: Aniiur J. Klein, representutlve
of the federal bureau of educa
tion, who has arrived in the stutc
to conduct the r.urvy. Klein met
with the board in Portland lust
Friday, -w:ien the agreement was
drawn up, und will meet the exe
cutive committee next Satuiduy
for signing the agreement.
The survey was provided for In
the 1929 legislative act creating
the board of higher education.
During Uto spring Klein will give
his time to collecting datu pertain'
lug to the Institutions, und in iviuy,
according (o the plaus, a group uf
field workers will come tn the
Btate to complete the work. Some
parts of the survey, Klein said,
inuy require the services of tech
nical experts.
No Iron-clad plan for the future
conduct of the Institutions will be
laid down us a result of the sur
vey, he said, but rather a long
time flexible program will be sug;
gested. All phases of administra
tion relative to the state univer
sity, the Btate college and the
three normal schools will he dealt
witu, including duplication of
courses.
ROSEBURG PRESBYTERIANS
HEAR NEW MINISTER
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Muir
den of Heedsports spent yester
day In Koseburg, Rev. Muirden
preach lag nt the Presbyterian
church, where he "Is to serve as
pastor after tho first of Febru
ary. They returned to Iteedsport
today, where ho will conclude his
pastorale at the Presbyterian
church, und they will come to
Koseburg the first of the mouth
to make their home.
SCHOOLS TO DEVOTE DAY
TO STUDY OF EDWARD BOK
Mrs. Fdlth Ackert, county school
superintendent, is sending letters
lo the teachers of the various
schools of the county nsktng them
to set aside one day of this week
for a study of the UTe of Kdward
Mok, famous publisher und journal
ist, who passed away recently.
They will study bis life, his nchive
ments and philanthropic work.
this man never took the care to bank any part of
his salary af any time when he was manking
money.
the man who banks regularly has an account to
check on when he is needing it and the man who
banks his earnings is usually the fellow never out
of a job.
UMPQUA VALLEY BANK
Roseburg, Oregon
CHICAGO SCHOOLS
FACE BANKRUPTCY,
OFFICIAL STATES
(Awot-iatt! PreM Wire)
CHICAGO, Jan. 13. President H,
Wallace Caidweil ol the board of
education said todi.y the Chicago
seuooi system "la bankrupt and
will probably be shut down witn-
: in tne next few weeks."
I have learned positively," he
said, "that tax anticipation war
rams cannot be sold in Chicago or
.New York.
Cnleas the teachers and other
employes of the school Hystem are
willing lo work for nothing for pos
sibly a mutter of months until the
tax bills are mailed and the returns
come in, the schools are doomed,
lie continued. "I have done every
ililng that a human being could do
und am ut the end of my rope now.
I do not know where to turn."
He udded that the present school
board now has nearly a half million
dollars In bills, some of them dat
ing back to last November. He luid
the blame for the difficulties on
the Sllaa H. Strawn citizens' com
mittee. "This smart group of reformers
had precluded every possibility of
our selling any warrants regardless
of the budget," he said. "The diffi
culty of meeting the teachers' pay
rolls lust December 20, when extra
legal means had to be employed to
borrow the money, was but part of
ihe financial difficulties facing the
board, of education."
GYM EQUIPMENT IS
SECURED BY SCHOOL
AT DAYS CREEK
New8-Kevtew Duuidai Count ilinvial)
The Days Creek student body
received a new volleyball this
week and have started to learn the
game.
Volleyball and handball, both
new games to must of the students
here, will be played after the! has
ketball season before taking up
tennis and track, according to Vic
tor N. Phelps, coach.
The boy3 hoop team has four
games to play before ending the
season, according to C. C. Hill,
coach of the quintet.
Friday, January 17, the local
elrls' team will play Myrtle Creek
at the Myrtle Creek gymnasium.
The return game will occur on the
local court, January 21, when Ih
boys will also have a game.
TENMILE
('-!.It.-viw r.mtity Pi.-cbh
TENMILE, Jan. 13. Mrs. An
drew Hatcher of Coquille was
bar ted at the Tenmile cemetery
Thursday. Mrs. Hatcher was u
daughter of Mrs. Minnie Ilushnell
and was horn and reared in tiiis
community. Mrs. Minnie Mushnell
is in very poor health und the death
of her daughter wua a very severe
blow to her.
Mr. and Mra. Earl OJltvant have
returned from Medford. They took
their daughter Mrs. Charles Friend,
home after a visiting during the
holidays. k
Mr. und Mrs. Fred Brletenbucher
and son, Irwin, have returned from
a trip to Woodland, California,
where they visited Mr. nrleten
bucher's si:,tcr, Mrs. Luch Cutlip.
Wayne Hrieienbticher has gone
to Ashland to attend normal school.
- Mra. It. D. Lockwood sold 2S tur
keys lo I. li. Nichols Thursday.
The birds were tn good condition
and sold for a fancy price.
DAYS CREEK
DAYS CREEK. Jan. IS. Mrs.
Vera. Oram and son Charles How
ard, who have been visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Cha
ney, of Days Creek, left for Salem
hist Wednesday, January S, where
they will spend a few days with
her husband's parents before re
turning to her home In La Grande.
Mr. Grant is foreman of the
highway shops at La (irande.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heals of Days
Creek, who left for Sacramento
last Friday, January 3d. after re
ceiving word that K. W. Reals, a
brother of Carl Heals, residing
near Sacramento, had been seri
ously injured in nil accident, re
turned Thursday, January 9. They
encountered a severe snow storm
north of Medford. In the Siskiyou
mountains, they state, was thv
most difficult part of the road to
traverse. Mr. and Mrs. Heals were
accompanied by J. C. Heals, a
brother, of Canvonville, and Miss
Hosnlle Vermillion of Autloch.
Calif., who spent tho holidays nt
Days Creek. Mrs. Carl Meals is
janitor of the Days Creek public
school. Thelma and Ernest Kirby.
local hlsh school students, have
been doing her work.
Fred Jobes, who was taken to
Mercy hospital this week, tollow-
'Dollars to
Doughnuts
Refuses N. Y. Offer;
Claims No Open Space
; 1 it J
Dr. David Moore Robinson, pro
fesaor of archaeology at Johns Hop
kins University, Baltimore, turned
down an offer to become the dean
of New York University because
he'd "have a hard time finding an
open space In Now York" to pitch
horseshoes, of which sport he is an
ardent devotee. Dr. Robinson finds
room for "barnyard golf" in the
suburban section of Roland Park,
Baltimore, where he lives.
Seeks $180,000 for
Ardent Love Making
Iloloroi KaTnzar, Spanish dancer,
whose v$IS3,000 i;"ach of promise
suit against 51-yetrr old Ferdinand
Pinney Earle, well-known artist,
has been answered with a den la!
that the latter ever proposed "r
riae. Further exception is taken
to tho dancer's alleged declaration
that Farle won her bv n course
of "ardent love-making und pas
sionate letter-writing," und that he
finally abandoned her in Paris.
lng a stroke. Is reported to be re
covering and will return lo his
brother's home, located above the
Newell Wood ranch. Mr. Jobes
was employed by J. A. Snyder and
lived on the Snyder ranch up Days
creek.
I -tj w , ; it3!
Loans made on city and country
property on easy monthly payments
as low as $10.00 per thousand.
Building k Loan Association
MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING, ROSEBURG, OREGON
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
B. L. EDDY, President and General Counsel State Senator and Attorney at Law
rt?-v VAH 11 rw ;j w. . , .....
ulj. rvwni-njn.M, v ice -
Apartments and Economy Market.
J. E. McCLINTOCK, Secretary President Commercial Abstract Co.
B. W. STRONG, Treasurer ..President Umpqua Valley Bank
F. H. CHURCHILL, Director .....President Churchill Hardware Co.
C. A. LOCKWOOD, Director President Lockwood Motor Co.
DR. E. B. STEvVART, Director .'....Physician and Surgeon
WAYNE E. JONES Manager
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
DECEMBER 31. 1929.
ASSETS
Real Estate I.onns secured by
nioriRaue
Lonud to members secured by
savings accounts
Furniture and Fixtures
Insurance Advanced
T:ixes advanced
Miscellaneous -
Cash on hand
stock
$239,3S2.65
MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATES ISSUED
Subscribed capital since organization
I hereby certify that the above Is a true statement of the standing of the noror.AS nirii nixr:
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION on
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VALUES
Featured This Week
Union Suits Outing Flannel
For Men Night Gowns "
Good weight cotton suits, Long sleeves, full length,
long sleevs and leos, fjll cut. Many styles in yokes and
All sizes. collars. Good range of colors.
79c 98c
Moleskin Pants Galoshes
For Men For Children
Heavy weight, full cut and A sturdy well made galosh,
well .tailored. Five pockets. steel gray or brown tweed.
Sizes 29 to 50. Sizes up to 10L
$2.49 $1.49
Waist O'AUs All Wool Sweaters
Heavy blue denim, copper For Women
riveted at pockets, full cut. A 0V0V assortment of new
All sizes. sweaters, every one all wool.
98c $2.98
Shirts and Drawers Outinj Flannel
For Men "Nation Wide" Brand
Heavy weiflht cotton, fleeced, 0ur we known 36 , wide
very well made, spring needle fanne. A splendid range of
knit. Garment patterns. Varrt
69c 17c
Woolen Shirts Silk and Wool
Gray, blue " khaki colored Hose for Women
wool mixed shirts. Ideal for A shipment comes just In
the outdoor man. Size 15 to time. These hose will be ap-
17. predated by all women. -
$1.98 98c
Boys' Night Shirts Vacuum Bottles
of Outing Flannet ..
Good quality flannel, well Gu.a?nt"d ut0 k" !'qu.,ds
mrde. cut very roomy. One h ,ol 12 n0"r; p'" slze
pocket. Size 8 to 16. . Why eat a cold lunch?
98c 79c
Boys' Overalls Broadcloth Shirts
Bib Styles For Men
Heavy 2.20 denim. Our Pay G?!d B"de broadcloth Shirts
Day brand, two pockets on 'th collrf attached. Choice
bib. Sizes 3 to 17. ?' 0"vv tb,u,- tan or r"n-
Sizes 14 to 17.
98c 98c
Coat Sweaters Men's Knee Boots
For Men "Hood" brand knee boots.
A useful garment, two pock- Red tread sole, very strongly
cts. Choice of tan or brown. made. Fresh stock. .
$2.98 $3.49
Douglas
rresiaeni, ieuicr m LivesiocK
ORGANIZED JUNE, 1926
1st
...220,592.14
Class "A" Savings Including dividends
credited
Class "B" savings
Reserve ..
3,276.30
207.40
630.84
421.14
7.60
14.287.13
Class
"D"
December 31, 1929.
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DOUGLAS BUILDING A LOAN ASS'N
Roseburg, Oregon
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LIABILITIES
..J154.1S8.C4
- 08.550.00
.. 12,550.00
140.00
Incomplete loans, reserve for Interest
class "B" savings, and surplus 3,954.01
.
$239,382.65
752
..$1,040,700.00
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