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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1925. For Friday and Saturday COATS AND DRESSES On tale two day at new low reduction j i All coats In Regular CoatB In Prince Al- Dresses, one group Spring Stock, all I b,'r' , . '""rel I specially selected for models. Just In. Spe prlces cw prCe exceptional values 25 Off $23.95 $12.95 These prices Friday and Saturday only Summer Footwear FOR ALL Occasions Fashionable Footwear like you see in the best places, is being sold at Fisher's shoe department every few minutes. Stun ning styles and priced to permit your buying sev eral pairs in a season $5 to $9 JUST ARRIVED A large assortment for your inspection China Parasols $1.19 to $2.29 Zebra heel Hose, now $1.19 Voiles, Silks, Dress Goods, all prices A REAL ALUMNIUM SPECIAL On Sale Saturday Only - None solde before Saturday, 9 A. M. SEE OUR WINDOW Iwvlll ll iVwl Tremendous M W Bargain For A high grade pure aluminum kitchen set containing 3 quart Satire Pan. 3 quart Pudding Pan. 3 quart Mixing Howl. There la special satisfaction In the shining appearance of aluminum utensils. At this very low price you cannot at ford to be without them. Every week we have one outstanding special watch for It Better Service Better Merchandise, TANKO AND HALL STILL MISSING' ! (AmcUUd riM Vntri W!ra.4 COLFAX, Cal, May 7. Indian I trauoers headed nosBea todav in a ' continued search for two bandits believed to be Joe Tanko and Floyd Hall, murderers, who escap ed recently from Hun Queulin pris on. The bandits held up a Lulled States mall truck last Tuesday, abandoning It after a wild ride. through mountains with officers In j pursuit. IMI.F. JOF, IS 6U. IliwIiM Tnm M Win.) . IJANVILLK. III., May 7 "Cnele Jo" Cannon, the former speaker of the house of representatives was 89 years old today. He spent the day quietly s wiih this family, readinc the hundreds of telegrams and letter that came to him from all sections of the coun- try. lie enjoyed a visit this morning from Lieutenant NEW TODAY X iii.uunn mure ui uuij nn-if Jack Hard ng. world flier, Iffs and police have scoured the wno wua nl,rtj i0(juv, 9 mountains, no wiice in uie uhiiuiw has been obtained Blnce Tuesday.', FOR SALE Late mode Ringer Sewing machine. 927 Mill St. NEVADA CITY. Cal., May 7. A posse left this morning for the crest of the snow covered Sierras In pursuit of two men believed to .MILLION' DOLLAR ItAIV. SPEAKING OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE. IT SURE HAD NOTHING ON GRIMM'S MILK BREAD. PHONE 133. LIBERTY THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Wm. Fairbanks IN "THE BATTLING FOOL" A SPEED-ACTION DRAMA WITH A PUNCH IN EVERY SCENE A THRILL-ACTION STORY OF A MAN WHO BATTLED HIS WAY TO THE TOP ALSO: THE SPECIAL FEATURE-COMEDY i 'THE GO-GETTERS." SEEI CRATER LAKE NOW HIKE THROUGH SNOW TO CRATER LAKE OUR OWN GREAT SCENIC WONDER ONLYi SATURDAY ONLY FAMOUS. HANDSOME BOB CUSTER IN "GALLOPING VENCEANCE" JUST IN 18 New Styles in SUMMER FOOTWEAR Always the new in Footwear. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy and FI1 Your Feet ' Perkins Bldg., Roseburg Minstrel Show and BOX SOCIAL AT GLIDE Friday Nite, May 8 Dancing after Social Ladies Bring Boxes Mu by THE GLIDERS SPEND SUNDAY At Canyon Auto Camp, half mile south of Canyonvllle. We are prepared to serve you and give you the best spot in Southern Oregon for your picnicking. VERY WISE INDEED! Wisdom Is but a collection of experience. The wisest benefit by the experience of others as well as by their own. Any man Insures after an acci dent, a tire, a sudden destruc tion of his property. A wise man insures before an evenlunllty. Til? Are you going to the Pance at Sutherlin Friday night, May 8. Because If you don't yon'l! miss something. Jlmmle Vance and His Ari zona Collegians, the Singing Hand, will furnish the muMv. SdrTdean b. BUB Art ( OITUSBTHUT I Specialist in the fating of (lias, as 111 Jackson BL I Full SALK Collie pups. Plioiirt j;S-J. or cull at 547 So. Stephens. WILL carefor-girl"S to 8 years old as companion for my little girl. Phone 3uF13. FOR BALE-OR-TRADEfTube radio set, loud speaker, all good shape. Call 118 W. Court St. WANTED StrawberryTdckers-for the summer. Phone 23F13, Mrs. Chas. F. Wilson, Keston, Ore. 63 ACRES bottom land, fine alfalfa land, $12,000 for J9.000. Terms. Address owner, Room 9, MaBonlc Bldg. , (Auorlattd Vnm LruH Wlr.j i SEATTLE. Wash., May 7. ' Estimates here Diit the wealth produred by rain that started In the night and fell today from Eureka, Cal., to Prince Rupert, It. C, extend. ' lng over the Cascade mnun- tains into eastern Washing- ton at over tl.tiiio.ouu. . The young forest fires were checked, pastures revived und grain succored. I be convicts Hall and Tanko. An au to with an unconscious man be side two others was reported to have been seen passing through Loyalton, on the road to Reno, Ne vada. The same machine passed through Downleville last night. A well dressed man, with hands cros sed as though tied, and with head hanging limply on his chest, waa beside the driver. NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE PLANNED FOR NORTHWEST ItAraoc-fetal pms Leued Wire.) PORTLAND, Ore., May 7. The proposed airplane mail service linking the east and California with the northwest will be estab lished on July 1. post office offic ials announced today. ! Continuation of this service by the post office department de pends upon the amount of patron age It receives frem business men of the northwest, said Postmaster Jones. I Petitions are now being circulat ed by postmasters of the North west among prospective patrons i who will make use of the service. ! Under the proposed schedule, mall for eastern points, San Fran cisco and Lob Angelea would leave Portland at 8 p. m. It would ar rive in Pasco at 2:25 o'clock the following morning and be dls I patched by airplane from Pasco at 6:15 a. m. arriving at 11:15 the same morning at Elko, Nev., where It would connect with the plane from Snn Francisco for New York land way points, also with the I western point plane for San Francisco. FOR SALE 2-ft. shaken, white and yellow fir. E. M. Mathews, Look ing Glass Oreg. Phone evenings, 23 r'Z. WANTED Man for farm work at the Overland Orchards. Wife to take some boarders. No children. Charles A. Brand. FOR RENT Rooming house fiirnf ture long lease. Apartment cheap. 12 acre ranch cheap, clever young mare, 135, C. Merrill. 504 Mill St. WANTED Local married man 25 to 35 with car. Hard work for self but good pay. 'Apply even ings, Mr. A meat, Umpqua Hotel. FORR"ENT 5 room house, close In. Partly furnished. Electric range, and washer. Cheap rent. Inquire at Rice & Rice. Real Es tate. FIX'FF"liU(JS Give your order to the Medford man, we deliver tho rug to your home, saving you postage and you examine the rug before you pay. Safety first. Phone 251. WIRELESS PHOTOS SENT FROM HAWAII NEW YORK. May 7. Photo graphs, transmitted through the air most of the way, traversed 5, 600 miles over land and Rea today completing a hlstory-ninklng Jour ney from Honolulu to New York In twenty minutes. Seven pictures of persons and events concerned in the sham warfare that the United States army and navy have been carrying on near Hawaii were transmitted In the aeries of experi ments. Twenty minutes nfter the negative of each picture had been placed in the transmitting appara tus nt Honolulu, the completed pic ture waa in New York. The experiments were conducted by the Radio Corporation of Amer ica with the co-operation of the I nlled States Army. 1 DR. HARRISON FOLK Chiropractor Electronic and 'Electro-Theraphy 417 Perkins Bldg. Phone 491 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. 324 Perkins Ilhlg. Phone 654 Dr. H. C Church 1 OPTOMETRIST Parkins Bldg. Roseburg, Or Phone St. COMING! ROSEBURG ONE BIG WEEK May 18 to 23 THE Abner K.Kline Shows AMERICA'S CLEANEST AMUSEMENTS 1fl HIGH CLASS in I U SHOWS I U 7 RIDING DEVICES FEATURING The Kiddies' Playground Mysterious India Native Hawaiins Dog and Pony Circus Mason's Wonderland Monkey Speedway Fun House o O Q REPRESENTATIVE - WANTED We have the la-gest lingerie line in the world, 4 silks, 47 garments. All our goods carry an ir on clad guarantee. Satisfaction or money back. See Mr. Lile, Grand Hotol, Today cnly. ) MALE HELP WANTED Man, en ergetic and reliable, wanted for factory representative to handle our business in Roseburg district; unusual opportunity, with fortune for right man; experience or cap ital unnecessary; write fully Syncro Motors Co., Battle Creek, Mich. CAPABLE MAN WANTED To es tablish permanent and profitable business selling direct and to dealers in Roseburg and Douglas Co. Exclusive contract and no competition to right party. Ex perience is unnecessary. Small capital and automobile required to start For appointment with factory representative, address, "Stuart Box 8" care News-Review BROCCOLI PLANTS Grown from i our own seed. The variety Is the late St. Valentine strain of im ported seed. Heads were white and firm for over 10 days. Also well covered. Orders taken for one half million or less. Price i $5 per thousand, 10 per cent less : In quantities. Only first class plants sold. Lindblom, Dlxonvllle, Phone 19F5. WILL BUILD TO SUIT YOU Mod ern California Bungalow in Wel lington Park. 6 or 6 rooms, plas tered and decorated; modern plumbing; electric lights; built-in features; one or more acres of land all In bearing fruit trees; 5 minutes drive to city on Pacific Highway. These bungalows will be sold on payment plan for half of city price. Full Information, LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. ' GRAVE CREEK RANCH FOR SALE 120 acres on paved high way, IS miles north of Grant? Pass. Ideal place for store camp ing place and gas station. Sell all the garden truck and produce you can raise right at the place. Beautiful home site, good out range worth easily 110.000. Cows, horses and equipment Wjorth 12.000. Total 112.000. Goes for 19.000 on immediate sale. Terms. Part trade. Address owner, Room 9 Masonic B'dg. WILL PAY FOR ITSELF 540 acres of deeded land; adjoining unlimited outrange; fenced with woven wire; 50 acrea excellent field land all In crops; 12 acres bearing prunes with big crop on; family orchard; good 6 room house; spring water piped in; Irrigation for garden; 3 big stock barns; granary; garage; other buildings; team, harness, wagon; full Bet tools and implements in cluding new tractor with tools; 150 head sheep; big bunch of lambs; 70 head of goats and kids; 22 turkeys; 75 chickens; on good hard surfaced road; 115,000 takes everything, easy terms. LAW RENCE AGENCY, 125 Case SL Phone 219. RANCH FOR'SALE Grave Creek Ranch, on pavement 18 miles north of Grants Pass. Just what you want for a home and big In come. 120 acres. 4 acres alfalfa beat of garden land. Irrigated. 10 acres house site, sightly, large trees and family orchard. 12 acres best at Tokay land, 18 acres in grain. 30 acres in brush, bal ance timber hill land. Good pas ture and out range adjoins. Ideal place for store, gas station, camp ing place and for the sale of all produce you can possibly raise. Place worth 112.000. Go and see It, If It suits you will make you price and terms you cannot re fuse. Will rent to party purch asing stock and equipment, worth 12000 taken in 30 days ran have for $1600. Address owner. Room 9, Masonic llldg. Roseburg. Ore. t'AIW HK(XVK.HI-:!. ' CfVM A I ICTC DDH - - TEST HINDENBURG (laorlsltd Prts Vttri Win.) BERLIN, May 7. Official pro test has been entered by the so-, clallsts against the validity of the election of Field Marshal Von Hlndenburg aa president of Germ any. The socialists charge many irregularities and demand that the election be declared void. This action, however, does not seem to worry the nationalists, who say it will be difficult to prove that the circumstances were, such to effect the result of the vote on which Von Hlndenburg re ceived a plurality of 902.911. The socialist paper Vorwaerts cites as evidence, either of intim idation or fraud, the fact that the nationalists after the election pub lished a list of localities In which ever vote was recorded for Von Hlndenburg. It is inconceivable, the paper says, that in a country politically disunited, all the voles in several localities Bhould have gone for one man. The socialists assert that the electors In numerous rural dis tricts were coerced into voting for the field marshal because trans parent instead of opaque envelopes were used, thus permitting the election officials to see which way the ballots were cast. The protest in a form of a plot, for an Injunction alleges that un due pressure is being exerted up on the election commission by the fixing such nn early date as May 12 for Von Hlndenburg's Inaugural tlon, as the commission is thus not j afforded sufficient time to canvass , the returns. Agitation also continues over I the issue as to whether the repub-1 lican flag shall be retained or the old black, white and red re-adopt ed. The car stolen from Clinton Hawk of this city, a few nights ago. was found today deserted at llandon. The car was located hidden In the bnuh a short dlv i tanre from the city, and was un ' damaged. The Star car stolen from W. E. Woodcock'j garage lat night, was found at Grants Pass. , At. Frtnk Stelnhaur wat bert from Happy Valley Wednesday afternoon visiting with friends and spending a tew hours shopping. Fuller brushes, Umpqua HoteT, this week. Mr. Arnest. Read the Classified ads. in The News-Review. They mean dollars to you. Musical Program OTPS MUSIC STORE Tonight, 8 p. m. Instrumental Trio Violin, Cello and Piano Mrs. E. T. Melvln. Mr. C. 11. Arundel. Mr. W. E. Ott Talk on Benefits of Music ...Rev. II. L Caldwell A Perfect Day Vocal Duet Carrie Jacobs Bond .Mrs. Lucy Holey and Mrs. Frank Lllbiirn Accompanied by Amplco Reenactlng piano Valse Li-on By Doriiberger Saxaphone Solo Roy Wells Await Diarest One Ernest Eall Vocal Duet Mrs. Lucy Haley and Mrs. Frank Lilburn, accompanied by Myrtle Herscher. Cornet Solo Selected :. : : Redford Tester The Winds In the South John Prlndle Scott Mrs. Lucy B. Haley, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Herscher. Romance Fischer . Cello Solo Mrs. E. T. Melvln, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Herscher A Rose to Remember Fellon Vocal Solo And Yet Fred Bowls ..1 ...Voral Solo Miss Grace Wlckham, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Herscher, piano, and W. E. Ott, violin. "The Plea of the Wild Flower Fairies" Words hy Florence Aiken Banks, niUBlc by O. V. Cook; Sun'g by Mrs. Lucy B. Haley, accompanied by Mr. Cook. Last Rose of Summer Witsel... Piano Solo Mr. C. H. Arundel Oh That We Two Were Maying Nevln Vocal Duets Home to Our Mountains 111 Trovatore . Verdi Mrs. Lucy B. Haley and Mr. Walter Fisher, accompanied by Miss Herscher, piano. Slumber Moon Roberts Musical Reading Miss Lois Geddcs, accompanied by Amplco, Reenactlng Piano. Violin Solo Selected . Mr. W. E. Ott Accompanied by Amplco Reenactlng Piano. FREE CONCERT PUBLIC INVITED ' S J 1 1 aal A Paw STOMACH . y""" jf This trouble may come Jf A II Jnv from a dislocated verte- I t- ;AJ .SKl. I brae which impinges upon UmmM If fuss! and you've a right to when that old tire blows. Then, when the air clears, drive in here. We'll be glad to discuss a longevity tire with you. A set of balloons, maybe. mm TftOUSlC Rapp BuIding a stomach nerve. Our 1 spinal adjustments remedy the disorder and leave the stomach in fine, active condition. "Your for Health" Dr. C M. McNeil Chiropractic Specialist Phont 694-J 327 West Cass GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NQ and horseshoeing. All work guaranteed. Plenty room for farm ers horses. 622 Winchester St! north of auto camp. E. E. Wood cock, Prop. For a view of Douglas Co. Climb Mt. Scott Elevation 4,500 feet One day trip from Idleyld Park on the North Umpqua with saddle horses.1 Call F. P. Farrington Phone36FI3 Berry Crates and Hallocks For Sale at Cannery. 0HT MABLE 1 Get Your Crowd Together rinimle Vanco and Ills Ail ior.r Collegians, the nlnglng Band will play for a DANCE at Glendale, Thuraday Night, May 7 You will have a good time. Highway Service Co. DANCE OLALLA Saturday Nite,May 9 'anHs th?(ral ftSrvchnoi ntht-e muscle. 1" Teeth and Health To Improve your looks, htalth, or comfort have your teeth examined at regular' In tervals. It takes Artistic tastt, txttn. tivo experience and good Judgment to enable a Den tist to give you satisfactory and natural looking Dental Work. SPECIAL Painless extraction or work by Injection or Gas. Teeth replaced same day when desired, com fort promised. Teeth regulated and appearances improved. Pyorrhea cured. Examination Free. - Dr. Nerbas Dentist Masonle Building Prions 4SS Roseburg, Or. TON1TE ONLY MOitm XUMM aw !lSt L lASaTT nils A WILLIAM dcMILLE FREE Demonstration Walk on the muscles of the feet and you won't have Corns, Bun Ions, Callouses, Flat Feet, Pains or Aches In the feet, ankles, less or back. The more you walk the stronger they get. Come Today or Tomorrow DR. BURNS Cuboid Foot Specialist. KIDDERS SHOE STORE Rosebura;, Ore. N. Jackson St. MOawenotv CQaramount ffUtuit RICHARD Also a Good Comedy REMEMBER Tonite is Family Nite Bring the entire family for 2 admissions. 10c ANTLERS 25c Friday: "Cyclone Rider" 11 TONITE AND THURSDAY am j The Surprise Picture! TtKll also j J Newt Reel J jgt jp) Comedy wmmm
