Roseburg news-review., May 07, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1925
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Summer Days I Days when you want to sit
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They re of a mercerized malerial. Made In d (
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Appealing Silk Frocks
Fashion's Smartest Dresses!
These Dresses ap
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beauty, to your sense
of style, and to your
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know that they are the
result of our tremen
dous buying power for
our hundreds of Stores.
For Spring and
Summer Wear
Theie frocks will be
appropriate for Spring
wear and for all the Mor
ions Summer days which
are now so near. In a
variety of pretty colors "
and at this most welcome
price I
$14-75
For the Outdoor Girl
Appropriate Sport Apparel
The call nf the Great Out
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camping! (let your sport
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know just what the athletic
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la ! for children, ml-a
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Expertly Made
Knickers tailored of fine
Tweed, priced,
$1.98 to $3.93
Hiking Boots
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PROJECT TO CON
STRUCT 250 MINES
OF R. R. IS FILED
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WASHINGTON. May 7. A pro
Ject for constructing 250 miles of
new line In central Oregon, was '
filed today with the interstate
commerce commission by the Ore
gon Trunk Hallway, a corporation
controlled by the Northern i'acif
Ic, Great Northern-liurlington
group. No estimates of cost were
Included. , (
The projected line will run from ;
Uend, Oregon, in a general south- j
erly direction 170 mile to Klam
ath Falls, via Honanza and Clean. '
In addition 80 miles of additional ;
main line would be built through
northward from Klamath Falls
along the went side of Klamath '
Lake and returning to the main !
trunk again at a Junction point 1
called Skookum.
The line would open an avenue
of transportation for very large 1
timber tracts, the application said,
and in addition would be some
traffic from agricultural and graz- i
Ing Interests. It was further snid
that the Oregon Trunk vus affil
iated with other railroads which I
operate 27,000 miles of line and
that these corporations were pre
pared to finance the extension.
There Is pending before the com- j
mission a petition by the Oregon j
public utilities commission which
asks that railroads serving Ore I
gon be required to build a large i
amount of new extensions in the
central and eastern sections of tha
state. The Oregon Trunk propos
al filed today In part covers the ,
routes on which the Oregon com
mission has sought to force new
construction. '
YRKKA, Cnl.. May 7. The ex- ;
I pendtture of approximately $250,-
0(H) for thousands of acres of land ;
In the Klamath River region with
in the past few weeks, which be- ;
came known here yesterday has ;
given rise to the belief In many i
quarters that It presages tho ex-
'tension of transcontinental railway
lines from Reno, Nev., to Kureka,
i f'al., where they will join wifh the
J line of the Northwestern Pacific
I Railway Company.
The proposed extension, it was
reported here hint night woulfl be ;
I from Reno and thence to Klamath
! Falls and Hornbrook and Kureka.
j The purported holding company
lis the California City and County
i Land Company of San Francisco. ;
The prevailing opinion here is
that the Interests behind the ac
quisition of the1 land is the Chicago,-
Milwaukee and St. I'aul Rail- 1
! road Company. Most of the pro
' perty has been transferred to the
; California City and County Ijtnd
; Company. The purchased proper
, tics includes the I). M. Horn ranch, j
the Robert L. Ferral ranch, the ;
Cook and Smith ranches and thou- ;
sands of acres in the Woyorhaues- 1
1 er Realty Company's holdings. I
! PORTLAND. Ore.. May 7. Well S
Informed Portland railroad men
sny the consistent Interpretation
of Yrekn report is that the South
ern Pacific contemplates extend
ing a branch from its projected
Modoc Northern line along the
northerly slop of Mount Shasta
to the Southern Pacific main line
and building from Hornhrook
! the lower Klamath river to K
j connecting there with the
I western Pacific. Such i
! would give direct connection
middle western and eastern mar
kets for lumber and other products
of northwestern California. The
Modoc Northern will bo tho South
ern Pacific's short lino from Kliim
ath Falls, Ore., to the east via the
'Oakland Ogden route. It la incon
ceivable say local rail experts, that
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul, now In receivership and
! without a mile of track south' e
the Columbia river will be consid
ering any construction In Caltforn
! la. The Northwestern Pacific Is
owned Jointly by the Southern
clflc and (he Santa Fe.
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Crowd Compelling Bargains
For Friday and Saturday's
Rapid Fire Selling
It is the Public That Most Profusely is Commenting Upon
This, the Greatest
OIFSJ
urn:
Roseburg: Has Ever Witnessed
Men's Dress
Shoe3 & Oxfords
entire stock,
On sale at
WZ'fk&..4 CkolM of onr
!if3 ' i
3 'f ? suits
fa -'-f Values In this lot up to J30.C0,
JMa $18.45
t.i-Ml!1
North- zry?w,!r if
m$Zmi?$A&M I V .ached. Vah.cs
mmmwm
II I WORK SHOES I i
ffa Oiih Ii)k lot of Mmk and hmwn work
kj hIioih. (;ooil ruul fiKttwfar. Values
tf to STi i0. rrlced for this buIc, per pair
fi S2.9d
1 !
Never before, men, have you been offered such Merchandise at such
sale prices, lhat s why this Uissolution oaie is attracting so much ravor
able attention. Never Anywhere Anytime has a finer stock of Men's
Wearables been placed on sale at such amazing reductions.
A Sale for Men Who Seek Big Clothing Values
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats!
For Less Than the Price of Ordinary Clothes
This Is without a doubt the finest collection of Fine
Suits and Overcoats that has ever been offered at such
low prices on hand-tailored Clothes from such famous
makers as Hart Schaffner & Marx and Clothcraft. All
the season's newest and best styles for men and young
men. You would pay double in Portland or any large
city for Suits and Overcoats of equal quality.
OVERCOATS
and Raincoats, values In this lot
up to $22.50. on sale at
S14.85
SUITS SUITS
That sold regularly up to $40.00. That sold regularly up to $55.00.
On sale at On sale at
$28.45 $38.45
SUITS
That fold regularly up to 167.50.
On pale at
$48.45
THE FINEST, NEWEST AND BEST FURNISHINGS, HATS AND SHOES
ON SALE AT REDUCTIONS, BOTH DRASTIC AND GENUINE!
m
Safety Linked
Willi Service
W'f t)4'lle )CM1 Kill Uijiiy tlHIM-
artlitK jour Imnkiri.- lu-imisi Ht
tilt' l.oju biuR National limik w,i n
SHfi'ty fa linkrd th i, j,,
our uuiiy fjmil.v tit i. ,i)..;tMr;;
TheRosebuigNalional Ddnk
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"NERVES" WARN OF
"DANGER AHEAD!"
As ihc acrcwhfwr nirrn warns of
th oncoming Atiibuhuiro, no ito
m-urilirt. n'rv palm. ncurnUta
Klvp warning of appnmcTiinK 1nn
ct. Slowly and nun-ly thp ft rim
IrHKfdy of ntTvoiiw brt'akdfiw n
stalks malignantly lowanls many
who sufftT at first only Hip Hharp,
ilurtiiiK pains which Hiunal that the
nTvps ar In trouble.
M:iny In vain have nmmht r li'f
with the most approval r'-nitdi'-s
h'Tfioron kniiwn to srii-nce. It ni
niaincd for an mimnt San f'ran-
rtiartn l.lu alnitin t t ill.i.fnf In ll...
ari.-nci. of 1Iomiitalhv the hnis i DANCE PERMIT IS
or what nan ninrp pmved ii be an
effect I vp treatment for neni It is,
nt-iiralKia nerve pains und oilier
conditions of "nerve!."
This remark able dhcoverv In
now available ami is iiicorj.nruN'.l
in what nn now known as K"pn
i Neuritis Tablet. These hannle ;h
tablets conlnln no nftreotics or brn
' tntdes. and Iheir nction Is to nlve
'safe, nuro relief and to tone up and
(revltali the entire nervous hs
Item. At the very first siu'cestion
tof "nTves," pain reliff with Fopu
Neuritis Tableta. W. V. rhap
nian'i IMiarmarv will supply you.
Mail orders filled.
DRESS SHIRTS
kMon'a
I)res Shirts, with or
collars at-
$3.50. Triced for this
great sale
MEN'S CAPS
Newest, most desirable styles
and shades. Henlar $3.00
value. Priced for this great
sale, only
S2.45
LEATHER COATS
One lot of Men's Leather
Coats. Value to 113.50. Prlc
eed for this sale
$9.85
UNION SUITS
Men's lifrht weight Tnlon
Suits. Values to $J.;. Priced
for this gnat sale, per gar
ment, only
$1.49
NIGHT SHIRTS
Good quality white musllrl
nitht thirls. Valui-s to $2.00.
l'ricid for this sale, only
S1.19
SWEATERS
All wool sweaters,
either coat or slip
over style. Nearly
all styles and colors.
Values to $10.00.
Priced for this great
sale, only
$6.95
DON'T MISS THIS SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY!
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
LIQUIDATING THE INTEREST OF A. J. HOCHRADEL
EXTRA SPECIAL
"Ciown" adjustable. "AII-ln-AH" over
alls suits, larpe roomy and service
able made of 820 Hlue Denim. Regu
ar (i.bD value. While they last
$2.98
GRANTED TO TAVERN
OREGON WINS IN
THE 9TH
CHIEF OF ARMY
AIR SERVICE SAFE
, NASHV1M,K. Tenn . Mav 7 -Major
ilenernl Pjitrt.'k. chief of the
Hrniv air Kervlce "lott" since fiu
o'clock osterd-iy afternoon I i w
iif. Into Na.-hvllle hh.rtlr ft
fere K o'clock thl niointiiK. If h:i-l
bt i-n bis imrp"e l fly from Mem
tdili to thH city without a Mop.
but darknettn overtook him at K-i.
a villa Ke without telegram lac tit
tiei. where the night fti petit.
raptan St. ( lair Stieel accom
panied the Ri'iieral a; a pilot.
i.eneral Patrick ;i no diffl
ru'ty wax experienced In landing at
Km and that the (light was it sum
r'0t dan.
Nnarrial of th air erle
chief at ,v0hvlHe last nUht ciuo
t'tl great h a it let y.
A rliinr.' iisp pood f'ir the
remainder of t!r y-ar. waj grun1
d hy th ( ni:riiv I'mirt today to
' or.o !:ti -on, p' eprlot()I- (i
WiRwimi Ta- rn at Cooh Jumtion
jThe county coint mad" a cire'ul
! f'lvettlpati'in. rtid found that Mr.
j M.il.itiMiii i w recormnended ly
; court and police otTirem ut Coos
1 Hay, where he nnn lormvrly !o
,cated. and lhat he come- tn Ddii
aliM Ceunry with n reputatinn for
lcnnductttiK a clean place of i ntr-
tainineiit. In view of the ex--e!-j
lent reeoimneiidations cien tin
f court Krantv',1 tlie licence whiih
will allow the continuation of
dance at the Tavern. 1 ndt r tli"
le w dance 1,,m Mr. Ma lan son
rnsht have had .o:iie diificuhy i
c'tnttnniti that form oT enter
ta'tuneiil. i the nw law rc
Hi'ite' that the p.-r-on to wliem
:i iUvre is prattled must hav-h-
en a resUleni of th- voting
precini for a p-ri. d vt one y ir
pr.cetiing the Jicetmc. The p.r
nitt granted is prtMd for the re
mnitulcr of this var.
'pinch hittin?, filed out, and Harri-
INNING Homo of the crowd began drift-
jinr home, thinklnn it was ail over.
(Amhtnl ltm L--d wir. K'dnhnrt. Oretton lead-off man.
waikeii. and .vinnausn sent a noi
liner to left field, scorini? Adolph.
Shelhv. speedbnll artist went in
for V. S. ( and proceeded to walk'
Hobson. Itllss, Oregon catcher, ;
who ha h been hitllriK hard and '
consistently, rame throush with i I
to left field scoring J
Reinhart and Mimnauh, and the
name was won.
The score:
Washington State 7 11 1
Oregon 8 10 2
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KKCKNL. Ore., May 7 Two
out, the last nf the ninth, two runs
behind nnd then Die (ton won.
Yesterday afternoon's Pacific
coaiit tntcrcoltegiato bane ha II con
ference (tame between Oregon and
r..t u..M ...... i ..ot.rhin. ht,
a general assembly, presided orer
by Mary GuMey, state president.
Conffrences will then be held',
followed by a biiHinesi session. ;
Tha afternoon will alo he piven 1
j over to conference work, with a
Mianquet and pep meeting In the
evening, and an address by W. S.
McCiillaRh. pastor of the Prep by- '
trrian Church.
Sunday morning, the delegate
will attend the chnrch-e of their
ehoce. and in the afternoon the
new ofricera will be installed, and
an address given by the state
president.
Tho'conrentfon concludes on
Sunday afternoon.
CJrass rockers at roweli'a.
iUtph'S. h' M a!
ts of coti
TKIiS KOIKY
( lo-' d up how . N,
A teul hr xr U.
.Ipath.n 1IOIJ.IS
MOl NTAIN TKA
was tho most thrilling on the local
fletil in tho aiemoty of baseball
fnndoiu. The final score was K to
7 with V. S. (. on the short end.
Two liKhtenliiK double plays by
the touuars, and a slanhiiiK home
run hy Shelby, also of Washing
ton state, featured the game until
the hibt of the ninth. Oregon bad
led for nnkst of the game, but W.
S. V. came from behind and gain
ed a two-run lead. ll looked
gloomy for Oregon.
Adolph, first man up for the
wehlootera. knocked out a hot
grounder ami waa safe. Wright,
a'.SLF
For conrret wort call Tajrloc
US Na Hint TeL Z25 K.
o i
C. E. CONVENTION
TO BE HELD HERE
! 2
5
. j
8tuilehaavr costa less yr pouad
tLtn butter.
T'C'lLlIes how.', purtflts the
'oiiMrh. and ex;e! d-ay matt-r
ft om the tivstem Nature's way to
i 1' atii.o and pir tfv viivr lollHl h.
kldu-s. liver Sati--factrrv result
will follow. Chapman's Hbanuao.
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1 LL'j rr."'"' a
!MI LLWORK i
I The tenth annual conven'.ion of
I the pouda County C hristian K.n
deavor i nlon. will bv h id in the
ritv Krld.iy. Saturday and Sunday
May S, a. 10.
i hp program opens on t r.uay , g
evening at 7 o'clock with registra- jJ
tion ol delegates, follow. ng a song 'J
gram. H K. Mow. pastor of the
local Christian (hiinh wiil de
liver the main address. A short
period of itiuo will then be de
voted lo a get -together meeting
Id which th" deleaates will h
conirt ACMiin'ntprf. after w'hii h !h
concutioti will adjourn unlit tfirt-'Sj
The morning sioD starts with
a tosf and duvoUonx rvioe and 1
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