MttiB
1922 MODEL
NOW ON DISPLAY. AT THE SERVICE GARAGE
SEVEN NEW FEATURES:
CHEVROLET
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Improved Clutch Entirely New Differential Gears Timken Bearings in Front Wheels Hand Emergency Brake
No Glare Headlight Lens Improved Ignition Switch New Model Zenith iburetor
These Improvements together with much better Body Construction and Heavier Top Material makes the NEW CHEVROLET 490 MODEL
the Finest Light Car of its Class on the Market Today. Come in and look it over. $775.00 f.oJ. Rosefcurg
Glenn H. Taylor
AROCJID TBX TOWS ' t
W. H. Winder of Riddle spent the
day in IhU city attending to busl-
nen matters. ... '
Mr. and Mr Oscat K. Tblel ot
Yoncalla w re la town yesterday Yla
itlng and shopping.
J. E. Froeberg of Oakland spent
the day here attending to various
business matters.
W. C. Bullock of Salem la spend
ing several daya In thla vicinity at
tending to business matters.
E D. Tongue of JIIMsboro Ulo m.Vter." ' shoppln'g.
pendlng several days in this vicinity ,,n,,; vlola XrMk of Myrtle Creek,
attending to business matters.
Miss Leta Comstock of Sulherlln
motored to this elty today to spend
several hours attending to ms Iters
of shopping,
William Bkldmore of Eugene ar
rived here last evening to spend sev
eral days at the Dillard horn In
Edenbower.
Ira. Miles and family of Myrtle
Creek contemplate moving here to
make their home.
Kenneth McKay of Sulherlln ar
rived In the city last evening to
spend several daya attending to var
ious business matters.
Dr. II. L. Toney, wife an. chil
dren, apent several hours bere last
evening visiting wl'h their friends.
They are on their way borne to Mc
Mlnnvllle from the south.
Frank H nodes, prominent resident
of Medfnrd, Is spending several day
In this city attending to business
matters.
Mrs. Bessl 0. Harper, of Portland
returned to her home this morning,
after apendlng the past week here
with friends. She was the house
guest of Mrs. W. E. Brown and Mrs.
D. :. Carr during her atay here.
A group of about 40 young peo
ple armed with tin cans, shot guns,
auto horns, and other Instruments of
torture, surrounded Joe Campbell's
place In North Roseburg Thursday
evening In honor of Daney Campbell
and his bride who arrived from Port
land recently. Candy and cigars
ROLLED BARLEY
701b Sacks. $1.20
Douglas County Flour Mill
LIBERTY
TODAY SATURDAY
Milne Kvery I My at, a: III.
J. L.
FROTHINGHAM
Presents
"The
Other
Woman"
Proa Ik wove! by Normh Davia
with aa all Mar cast intituling
Jerome ratrk-k, Jaaw Novak.
Helen Jerwoa. Eddy, Joseph
Dow ling. . .
A FKTl'RB WORTH HEEINO
Also Co dy sat Tw Reais.
PrlcM 15 a 25c
were passed around to toe merry
makers. Miss Tbelma Swearlngen of Drain
spent the morning In this city at
tending to matters of shopping.
Loyal V. Emery of Umpqua was
In town for several boms today at
tending to business matters.
Miss Susan Simpson of Sulherlln
spent the afternoon In this tity at
tending to matters of shopping.
.Miss Helta Meredith of Dillard la
In town tos a sort visit and shopping
trip.
Mrs. B. II. Jones, a prominent res
ident of Myrtle Creek, spent the af
ternoon bore shopping.
Mrs Harry Winston, of Winston
spent the afternoon In this city at-
spent the day In this city attending
to various mauers 01
Mrs. Lewis Towns of Canyonvllle
spent the day here with friends to
attend to matters of shopping.
Rev. E W. Warrington and family
returned this afternoon from a five
days' camping trip on the North
Umpqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fullerton re
turned 'ils afternoon from San
Francisco, where tboy spent the past
week.
Mrs. O. O. Sether of Glendale was
a visitor to this city today spending
several hours visiting
and attending' to matters ot shop
ping.
Charles Clark and Phil Burgh
left for Crater Lake this morning '"
rpend several days In government
photography work They expect to
return here Monday.
George W. Reynolds of Cleveland
received a broken arti thla morning
whiu rnnlilnr hi. Ford, tie came
to thla city at once and had the In-
lured member dressed at the omce
of Dr. Belber and Stewart.
a n J.II... . fin..,.,.,, on
Southern Pacific, formerly of Rose
burg, but now living In Portland, Is
here for a few daya attending to
business matters. Ills wife will go
on to California for a vlalt with her
mother, while be will return to Port
land.
THEATRE
Sunday Monday
Special
Attraction
"The
Money
Changers"
A picture nf Sew York life.
U money the nx4 of all evil?
Mow dura gold warp and Iwlal
lb. Minis of men and wumraT
Do joa wwohlp live money
gwl?
lie yon prince or pauper, rich
or poor, yutir heart will be
touched, ymir mind fired by
THK MON'VY illtNtlKIW"
Adapted by Henj. II. Hampton
from the novel by rptoa Kln
clale. V
Comedy and News
Price 15 and 25c
Dr. Brum field
Hopelessfy In Debt
(Continued from page one.)
expenses. He evidently did not have
the 13000 on his person at that time,
as he knew ha would be forced to
live as a tramp a portion of the
tlma and would atand a good chanee
of being robbed. The other money
must have been sent north ahead of
blm. He purchased new shirts and
other clothing following bis arrival
In Canada, in hia two suitcases were
found many articles of brand new
clothing. One of the suitcases, the
black one, was probably taken with
him on his flight from Roseburg.
Home Life Not Happy.
At the trial testimony will be In
troduced showing that Dr. Brumfleld
was not satisfied with his home
life. lie waa not the happy man
about the house that ha appeared to
be to hla many friends. This added
to hla worries, no doubt, and the
"load of four men" which It was al
leged he carried prior to the murder,
compelled him to take some steps to
shift the burden or to lighten his
own load. If he can explain his
lib flendsfln8"c',ll "landing nd what became
ui t" Mimmj irjimwru UU IUI I 1 1 II
It will aid greatly In clearing up the
1 deep mystery which shrouds the case.
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Mr. and Mra. J. G. Droome of San
Francisco are In this city for severall
'" vuunng who irienas. Mrs.
Broome will be remembered as Miss
""'0 retains.
Jack I.. Crarton returned here this
morning after spending the past few
days In I'orffltnd enjoying a pleasure
trip.
H. F. Gilbert, formerly the owner
or the Went Side tlrocery, but now
living In Medford. Is In Roseburg on
a short vlalt. He aays he Is sure
glad to get back to the old town.
Harold Haskell, who has been vis
iting In Chicago for the past two
years, arrived here this morning. He
Is the son ot II. C. Haskell ot this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Thlel returned
today to Yoncalla. They have re
cently sold their home in Yoncalla,
and expect to locale in Roseburg In
the near future.
A marriRge license waa Issued this
morning to Alfred T. Falrey and
Tbelma Swearlngen. bolh prominent
voting people of Kraln.
Hurry Gordon, a Roseburg boy,
appeared before city recorder Whip
Pie this moning and paid a fine of
New
Books
We are now Ukinir orders
for delivery on Tuesday,
August 30th, for the new
book by Harold Bell Wri jtht
Helen of the Old House
The most talked about book
of the year. I'rice. $2.00
TII Kit NKW HOOKS Jl sT INi
The Flaming Forest, t'urwood,
12 00.
Tartan the Terrible, Burroughs,
!..
Alice Adams, Tarklngton, S1.T5
The Urtmiuing Cup, Canfleld,
i:eo
Wyndhatu'a Pil. Illndlos.. I1.7S.
Mysterious Rider. Zane Croy,
12.00.
Galusha the Magnificent, Lincoln.
12 00.
Red Masquerade. Vance, $l.7S.
Sunny Dnrrow, Cooper. It.
The Nest Corner. Kat. Jordan.
II 00.
Th. Next War. Irwin. 1 SO
Seed of the Sun. Irwin. 1 ea
In Chanrerv. tialawnrth 14 na
llo-js. of Haltasar. Locke, ft
Arrow of Gold. Cnnr-ol tl '.a
In the Wilderness. Ilk-hens. II.5S
1 00 Vol. New Popular Fiction.
1 1.0. Per Copy.-
Roseburg Book Store
M. J. , 1. HHOFMAKKR.
SERVICE GARAGE
- UOOD JAZZY DANCE
TUESDAY NIGHT
AUG. 30
.. ARMORY. .
ADMISSION: -
0 Gentlemen . 90c
Ladies lc .
SUNSET ORCHESTRA.
$5 for speeding with his motorcycle
The community fair held at Look
ing Glass yesterday was attended b)
a good crowd The exhibits were ex
cellent, especially the work of the
sewing club.
Mr. and Mrs. J H. English and
family of Marjhtlold spent last even
ing In thla city. They were regis
tered at the Hotel Grand.
W. B. McMuUIn, a prominent resi
dent of Hoaglln, spent the day here
with friends to attend to some busi
ness matters of Importance.
Mr. Elbert Grady of Fisher's shoe
department, has just returned from
Portland, where he has been trans
acting business for the store.
Another ot the series of commu
nity fairs It being held at Yoncalla
today. A poultry culling demonstra
tion It also Pelng held In connection
with It. County Agent "Haslett, Mr.
and Mra. H. C Seymour, or O. A. C.
and A. B. Street, are In attendance.
Mrs. A. D. Jackson returned to
Oregon City this afternoon, after at
tending to buslnesa matters here for
the past few days. Mrs. Jackson Is
a former resident of this city.
Mr. and Mrt. It. W. Maddox. who
have been spending the past summer
in Marsnrield ' will return here to
morrow. Mrs. Maddox states that
they are much Improved In health
and will be glad to be coming home
after so long a vacation.
Andrew Portler of Tiller la spend
ing a few days in Roseburg visiting
and attending to business. Mr. Por
tler Is the owner of a large ranch
near Tiller, where he haa lived for
the past 20 years.
Roy Bellows and Mrs. C. E Jones,
his mother-in-law, left last night for
Winchester Day, where they will en
loy a few days outing. Mrs. Bel
lows Is already at the summer resort
ind will return with them.
Bert Bryant and family are visit
ing here from San Jose with Mr
Bryant's mother. Mra. Nettle Bryant
They mrired to thla city and will
remain about two weeks. Mr Bry
snt formerly resided In Roseburg
and attended school here.
Dr. U A. Wells, who haa recently
come here from Portland, opened
his office In I he Perkins building for
business today. His family will ar
rive In. Roseburg the latter part of
next week. Mr. Wells bat had 14
years experience In the dentistry
business. For the last few years he
has been practicing at E&tacada, 30
miles from Portland.
It Is hard to beliov. that a printer
snows . anytblng about cultivating
fruit, but we take our hat otr to Fred
Renner of the mechanical end -of the
News-Review office. Fred hat been
peddling a whole lot of stuff around
the office, which would make fine
fertiliser, for a long time. He has
been telling hia follow printers and
others In the office what a wonder
ful success he haa made of the fruit
Industry, hut hat been a, tittle slim
In producing the proof. Yeaterday
he delivered the goods In the wsy or
s choice lot of F.lberta peaches. They
were certainly beauties the finest
ever brought to the office. In fact
It Is seldom yon find fruit more
besutlfully colored, large and Jul.-y.
with aurh a delicious flavor. : The
printer-farmer ays he haa' a good
crop and Is now ready to supply cus
tomers, but If you want to get in on
the ground floor you will have to
hurry, fur there ia only, a limited
fupply nd they are going like the
proverbial tiot cake. Mr. Renner
has a fine little fruit farm In the
Hspny Valley district, wher. the
oil Is )u.t right to produce luscious
fruit and all kinds ot small vege
tables. Big Sacrifice
Sale
Monday and Toeedsy only
September 29th & 30th
Phonographs atlea than fae
tory price. Tom. In and get
our terms.
Clarence Perkins
Mala St. Rear of old Review
Pulldjng
BigDance
ARMORY 1
To-Nlght .
' That PEPPY
Sunset Orchestra
LOCAL NEWS. r
Dr. L. A. Dillard ot Canby, Ore.,
expects to locate in Roseburg about
September 1. Mr.- Dillard is a brother-in-law
of W. L. Cobb of this city.
His first visit to Roseburg impressed
him with the future business pros
pects of the city, and above all. the
living conditions to such an extent
that he has decided to make Rose
burg his home. He haa been prac
ticing for four years in Canby.
Harry Wilcox, who bat been en
Joying a two weeks' vacation with
his parents here, returned thla morn
ing to Albany, where be Is employed
In one of the hotels.
H. S. French and wife will leave
tomorrow morning for Tillamook,
where they will spend several weeks
enjoying an outing at Rockaway
beach. The trip will be made in
their machine.-
- stem tooft,
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FOR HA1.K 2 room house. luriiUhed,
with 2 lots. Apply 12 Kant Lane.
WANTED To rent a four or five room
house on North Side. Inquire H. K.
ewa-Kevlew.
yuK SAL.K Blberta peaches, ripe be
twven 1st and 6th of Kept. W. W.
Chambers. Winstons. Oregon.
WANTED TO KENT Pack saddle for
two weekii. Lieave name ana sdureas
at News-Review office.
amT.EAVT.NU (or Portland. Will take
load of freight. Anything up to 4
ton, fall O. K. Barber Hhop.
FOR RENT S-room furnished house.
Phone !3t-L or call at 1137 N. Jack
son St.
WE I'l.KAN EVERYTHING from silk
uhlrts to ovrralla. Call 472. Rose
burg Cleaners.
HiU SALE I'urf bred Delaine and
high Kruile Rambouillet rams. J. O.
Karnes. Ten Mile, Oregon.
TO RENT Bungalow and one acre of
RTuiind, acroaK the street from my
residence. . Tollman ileal Estate.
Riverside. '
SALE or trade for wood, a carpet loum.
in good condition, and other second
hand goods that a farmer needs and
uses. 10t7 W. First St.
WOMAN or girl about seventeen to
care Tor children couple of hours,
about four times a week. Hours
from 6:31) to 7:30 p. m. Answer at
once. F. P., care Newa-Revew.
KOR SALE housea.'i farms. 12 lots
at Eugene city. Trade for house
Here, overhead expense light. 1 cut
S rices and sell on easy terms. C
lerrlll. Got Mill St.
nAAir.li A single man with some
capital to take half Interest in sheep
business on ISO-acre farm. For full
iniormstion call or write to Andrew
Potler, Tiller. Oregon.
WK HAVE a- going established bnsf.
ness for sale. - Will bear close In
vestigation. If you mean business
see us at once. a. W. Young ft Son.
mil SALE New light Ottawa bun
Haw rig. cheap If taken at once. Also
ten or twenty acres of timber land
for sale within one mile of Rose
burg. J 1. Rraughton, Miller's Ad
dition. Rosetiurg
NO EXTRAS, no punxp. no Inner tubes,
no valves or valve stems, no patches,
no cement, no vulcanlser no tire
tools you don't have to buy any of
these If you bave your car equipped
with. I'niversal Tire- Filler. tt B.
Bill HArim-lOE SAUi Monday
Tue.day only. Sept. Sth and
I lit nnrra rh at. a s.- m.
and
10th
factory
Prices. Cnma In an.l as I .
ii ... tti uur irrmt
,JT.'"'I "kin. Main St. Rear of
oldHev1ew Hldg.
Kelt SALE Several houses, near In
ery teasonahle. Terms also. One
i -mom furnished bouse and 4 lota
on pement. to trade for farm. Cash
value t,HM). lhas. Kyes, J2 N. Pine
Mr .! We write Insurance on your
i-r-. ;rnu or automobile.
"'"'" chance. phone !l
and you are prelected at once. A. T.
tjiwrenre Ae-.-nrv I ... a. .
VSEIi KVlltn RAKQAlNeG:
rorn touring.
MI7 Kord touring.
Ford touring.
1'U ford bug. fenders: new.
Tnp and eitra wheel and lira, foot
"rent condition
: ."r 1 'en true cheap
rST PAYMENT Pt.Ay
MATHEWS stOTOR-X-CTlAVrtB.
h.i -,7."r' srrald
netmg on tine stream. Tl screw ..
cottaV. L-1 'r: "'br small j
- .mlTi"tiim. "cellent geld l.nn
Implement ,'eoTT
Prlc. tll.KM "AT0rT tlrT:
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. MIXI-STKR STILL MISSING.
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PORTLAND, Or., Aug. Hi
Rev. Jesse T. Anderson, the
missing Marshtivld ? minister,
bag not yet been lbcatcd after
4 a search of almoat . a week.
Though the police bave made a
determined ef ort to- locate " tho
pastor they have been unable to
tbia date to- get the lean trace
of him and it la fiared he may
have met with foul play. - .
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NO DECISION DEBS CASE.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.
Prealdent Harding will make no
decision regarding Eugene V.
Debt and other political prison
era until after final ratification
of the German treaty, Secretary
Daugherty announced today,,
following a White House con
ferennce. RELIEF SHIPS SAIL FOR
itrssiA. .
LONDON, Aug. 27. Amerl-
can relief ships sailed for Oils-
tia today carrying eight thou-
sand tons of foodstaffs. One
ship will go to Reval and an-
other to Petrograd. Ten thon-
sand- more tons are being
bought In America through
New York headquarters and
4 will be tipped Immediately, ac- 4
cording to Lyman Mrown, bead-
tag the relief work.
ATTENTION NOBLES.
Albany Shrlners'
Club writes that
they will entertain
all the Shrine
Clube of Western
Oregon at a picnic
Sept. 6th. Don't
fail to respond to
this generous invi
tation from the, Al
bany Nobles.
ELIM SHRINE .
n.im
Br Guy Black. pre,.
JACKIE
COOGAN
IN
(The Kid Himself)
PECK. J?
BAD
BOY
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WMEDY AND VOD-A-.TL
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4 J 15c TODAY OITfcT . -
NORMA TALMADGE
S A. the SnanUh nn. ., ha Tssssts
4 A. the Spanish Beauty for wboae
r DenaYente '. vivid pUy,
j The Passion Flower
5 , OB 11 mi, vrlth her smllea sob
J lth her hate.
4 . . "THK WHIZBIlrn n nnn
Roseburg, Orego
Mra. J L. Boggt and a-
and mother. Itfrs. SturgsaT
here this afternoon from .Tui
gele. to spend a sort whlto
with friends n " tl
mother are fnm.,.. Jvf??.
city. - uaU u n,
TEN AV8"oXLF I
Tomatoes 60c per busbsl -a.,,
run... Bring your box. T B sir
Son, Dillard, Oregon. J I"
Pisae rt.nk ..
-vuw.wa ianu asassMf
Service, are held Sunday nSE.
- - - .'w-s, mis meeuog
tettlmoniea of healing. SujdajarkZ
eonvonet each Sunday BornisT,
.9:46: all np to the age of is fj,
are invited to attend. Ths rssZ
room in th. rear of Usj. JI2
building la open dally exeat lT
day. and Sundays, from I tol.T
TKa n.iKllM I- ...... . .w 7 S S
. w 10 umny untea It s-
tend these services and vis tki
reading room. Subject ot 8iaiirt
leason It: "Christ Jesus "
Used
Gars
We have the following Met
cars, all In firs class ens
tlon, on which we can save yea
$50 to $900:
1918
1017
1020
1015
1016
1917
1018
Ford, touring tM
Ford roadster . . .'. .SX
Maxwell touring . ..$471
Studebaker touring M
Dodge touring ....fgM
Dodge touring . ...tTTO
Oakland six touring UN
TERMS TO 81TT.
Service Garage
GLENN H. TAXOIt, fWtsnf
iwtMi.
Bein' bad don't hurt you. I"
what comet afterwards that causes
all the grief.
Cesnerally It', yonr Ma that
afterwards; and the sure does wars
a wicked wand.
Folk, say I'm wicked and will fs
where all bad boys go.
Won't they be pleased whea oVf
learn I'm In the movies! - 1
' But I'm in good company. If
S. Cobb 1. down here, too. He wrMJ
my subtitles. Maybe you've aem
of my friend Inr. He sometimes l
pieces in the papers mostly wset
the regular editors are twsy oa s
cation. That', all. Gotta smash aaotast
window now. .
MOVIK.
smllea am fonght, hi
with her sob ve with
-rrnrn am. rvMCDT.