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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. MAY 15. 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.
That Abner K. Kline, the owner
and manager cf the shows bearing
hia Dame, that are to appear In
Itoseburg martins Monday nlnlit.
baa not forgotten his boyhood day
Is proven by the fact that where
ever his shows appear he makes
it a set rule to invite the boys who
deliver the local papers and all in
mates o( homes or institutions as
his guests and on these occasions
nothing is too good tor the young
sters. In carrying out this principle,
Dr. t. 11. liryant, the advance rep
resentative for the Kline shows
cauiu into the office of the Newa
ltevlow today and told the circula
tion manager to have all of his
carriers ready for a personal con
ducted visit through the entire Joy
Lam on Monday night.
A this -time (he News-Review
carriers will visit, as Mr. Kline's
guests, the Dog and I'ony Circus;
whive the very center seats have
been Bet aside for them; the circus
side show; which In this Instance
is an educational exhibit that will
be of untold value to the boys In
their school lesalon; the Fun
Huuse, known as the Mysterious
Knuckout, that the advance agent
says "carries a punch stronger than
T. N. T.;" Trilby The girl who
sieeps and floats In midair; The
Monkey Kaoes; and all of the
other shows. Also they will bo
given a ride on the mammoth to
foot ferrls wheel, the merry-go-round;
The Aero-plane Hides; In
fact each and every attraction will
be open to them, and they are to
roms and play to their heart's con
tent. When Ihe fact, that the critical
attitude of the boy has made or
broken many entertaining features
Is realized, one can readily are
Uiat Mr. Kline has every faith In
the grade of attractions he carries
to invite "the gang" on bis open
ing night.
Ttro News-Review on behalf of
their carriers hereby vote Mr.
Kline "a regular fellow."
seeking new locations In Oregon
or Washington. The states from
which the cars registered during
the month, were as loilowa
California UK); Washington St;
Montana 1; 11. C. 2: Ohio 1; Mis
sissippi 1; Iowa 1; New Mexico 1;
Texas 1: Idaho 1; Kansas 1; Ari
zona 1; North Dakota 1; New York
1.
Sewing machines at Powells.
MURDERED BOY'S
FIANCEE TO AID
SHEPHERD CASE
PORTLAND, Ore., May 15 Miss i
Isabella Pope, fiitnceo of the late 1
Wl'tlani NHsod MKMntock, CM- 1
i'ukq "millionaire orphan" panned '
through Portland today (nroutn to i
ChicaKo from irunt lasn, Ore., f
where she has betn vialtlng rula j
tivos.
She said tthe had not been sub '
pwnaed but was hustenlnfc back to
I Chicago on the call of her lawyer '
i to be rady to testify In the case t
analn.it William I), fihepherd, who
Is to be tried In Chicago In con-
jnecHon with the death of, .Mc-
iCKntock.
While declaring ihe must not j
1 talk of the case fn advance of tea- '
jtimony she may give on the stand.
sh volunteered a few observations.
Khe declared eho was as much j
surprised as anyone at the rapid !
developments following the death j
of McCllntock.
"I personally could not under-
Btand why the Shepherds made
such a quick pet away after the ;
burial of William," she said. "Ills
illnens hud not been ha.f as hard
on them as on me, though they did
Bay they were all broken up. and
had to get away for a rest"'
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For concrete worx can Taylor
113 No. Flint B. TeL S26-R.
Taylor-maae concwie is good con
crete. Tel. 225 R.
CALIFORNIA CARS
ARE ON WAY NORTH
During the month of April, the
Itoseburg Chamber of Commerce
registered 149 cars, according to
tho records compiled lu the office.
The -greatest part of these -ars
were northbound from California, a
great many of them being people
- v '
laOKDrT kids
I
I You'll find N
St-ft THE PUBLIC
CVtEUj
ADVERTISEMENT IN
NEWS-REVIEW BROT
OVER 2,300 ANSWERS
Horace G. Kcrg of the Douglas
County Creamery Is one Kotteljiirg
man. who has been thoroughly
convinced of the value of adver
tising In the Rose burn New Re
view, The creamery is looking
for a new name for Its brand of
Ice cream and butter, the use of
Jersey Mnld Butter and Jersey Ice
Cream being prohibited by the
new state law. which does not
allow the name of any kind of
cattle to be used for creamery
products. A prize of $ 1 0 was
offered for the best suggestion
submitted, the offer being made
through an advertisement in the
Koseburg News-Review. As a re
sult the company has been
swamped with recommendation,
over 2.300 being rocelved. Mr,
It'org says that the suggestions
came from as far as Seattle on
the north and Han Francisco on
the south. llecaue of tho great
number of names submitted. it
will take considerable time to
select lira one deemed to be best.
1ho finger of public ser
vice points to us with
pride. It Indicates the
laundry whtre the family's
clothes and purse will be
treated with the proper
consideration. Sunltary
nievhotts and courteous
service prevuil here.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
Phone 79
Roseburflj, Ort
ninaasEaRUSsu
ISC
IK
Sale
is
now
on
at the
Rexall Store
Bargains
for a
N von
Fop prompt taxi aorviee, city ox
country trips. Paone 44.
VETERAN FAINTS
DURING TRIAL TO
PROVE WHO HE IS
(AMewlited I'rw. UmmI Wlr.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May 14.
Collapse of Arthur Lopez-Fraa--ier
on the witness stand late today
i temporarily hB.ted the federal
, court trial here In which he seeks
to establish himself as Arthur
Frailer, a wnr veteran who the
war department claims was killed
In service.
Lopei-Krazler had been on the
stand an hour and while tinder
cross-examination he suddenly
I slumped forward In his chair and
fainted. Kelntivoa of the real
Arthur Frazlcr wept, as they wat
ched attorneys carry from the room
the young man who claim they are
supporting.
The plaintiff clnlms his name Is
Arthur Knizior- 11 n claims he en
listed in Ihe United Suites army
Ailirll 4, 1!H7, and that he la en.
titled to the benerit of a certain
Insurance policy for $10,000 which
It Is admitted that Krazier should
i be entitled to. The principal
question Is the Indentity of the
pin Hit Iff . whether ho Is the soldier
who enlisted and Is entitled to the
benefit of the Insurance policy. I
'eugene man faces
bad driving charge
i (AwnK-l.ti.tl Vtx-m Uianl Wlr..)
' PORTLAND. Ore., May 15. K.
K. riiikliam, of Kuitcno, was ar
rested on a charge of reckless driv
ing by a motorcycle policeman who
iliaiK'd his aulo hit ami Injured
Tlmothv J. Ahem. Jr., harbor pat
rol etuluoor. as the latter was
lute yesterday. , Hospital . attend
aliKlitinic trim, a street car here
hiiis said Aliern had a badly bruis
ed hlii.
NilTll'F Is herein- given Hint the
Mill.- Iriil Iteitiil ot 111.- Kline of
Orison Mill le.elv.i sialM hi, Is at
H" e HI Hi. I'lipllel lliillihlia lit
s-ul. Hi, uri-Kon. u 1 1 1 lliim oi'lmk
A M . June j: for all the Mult, a
li'l t III t lie het.itiulter iU..'rili-il
li'le ImihU Kivius. Iiiiwexer. to the
'""'I- wm.ts of utiv IwimIs n tin i -
Una IT tloiitliiK tlii-lenn tho iiref
in ii. v ni hi t.i imr. hann milil lmiila
It! III.. Inliesi ni.e oMereit, r.n.l-
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TOMORROW
Of the "Western Auto" Get-Acquainted Sale. It has been
a huge success. Our new Roseburg store has made many
new friends. Hundred have taken advantage of the Sale
Prices.
Many thrifty motorists, not in immediate heed of Auto
Supplies, anticipated their near future requirements and
bought during the sale. There is still today and tomorrow
for you to do the same. 1
11,; .v At
1 i
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TONNEAU
SHIELD
A tonneau windshield will
give real protection to the
occupants of the back seat.
Here Is one, very inexpen
sive, yet will give the same
service and comfort as a
higher priced shield. Our
Special
Price . . .
$16.05
Wind Wings
The "Comfy" wind wings
will improve the appearance '
of your car. Made of crystal
glass with brackets of
baked-on black enamel.
Special Value
Price
$4.45
All-Angle Wing
For thon who want the flnat. only
Ihe All-Angle" win will luffice.
Double hi nice type brnrriet. hMvr
date elawi.
Per puir
$12.45
i35
rr
Wizard Batteries
Guaranteed Eighteen Month
(Fords One Year)
You can pay more, but you
cannot buy a better battery.
fi-vnlf. ll.nlate hatterv for
Jr Chevrolets, Fords, Stars, Buick
4 ana omer sman cars. .
Wizard 4 - n
Special ? I 1
Wizard de Luxe, Guaranteed IS Month (Fords 1 Year)
I All sizes for all makes of cars. Made of the very finest ma
1 terials. Sold direct to you at unusually low prices.
w:ii;r . i
ifri
Locking and
Tilting Steering
Wheels
Meets all retiuirements of
insurance companies and
saves 15 on insurance
premium. Fit Chevrolet and
rord cars.
Special at
Nobby Locking Cap
Thin hai:iirul cap errewt on like
iin ordinary cap, but it cannot be
r tii-ived. Lip to nip an l moto-ne-ter
oixtratra on hlnfcen. The hand.
nomo nionticiTim nttMrhfd r a fpn-
ture. Kporinl price, for
niy make car.
Kegular lockiny cap ith mono
1. 1 . to lit rord end rhevrolt
ara. tirecial
With every TIRE sold at our
regular low price we will give
during this event a Tube of
corresponding size for '
Blot Ribbon
Tub with
W.ar-wll
Cord..
with Wmttmrn
Giant Cordt ft
Jamb Tabtt jF &
w. SstJfy.t I
S8.9S W--e,3rsS ! JXttXl. h
lince JlC.flU I: -' JTi,''-. . iJi fii -'ll l I
- , I Cord lllustratsd """ "Ml la.ii !
f-i sf, L I
IE ; ' srsi t
ess
m :h
WEAR-WELL CORDS
Jtist what the name implies: Standard
Quality Standard Weight Standard
Oversize.
30x3i-K.47.90:
30x3 Reg. Size $ 7.7S
30x3 Vs Oversize 8.65
31x4 Str. Side 13.65
32x4 Str. Side 13.95
334 Str. Side 14.70
32x4 Vj Sir. Side 18.40
33x412 str. Side 19.10
34x4 Vt Str. Side 19.65
33x5 Str. Side 23.15
35x5 Str. Side 23.85
Western Giant Cords
Extra ful'tv extra weight
a sure nonikid tread.
extra Mrvle
130x3
$9.90
:e
30x3 !i Gi.nt Oreriiza CI.,
32i3lj Giant Str. Side....
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x4 M
33x4 '4
34x4 '4
33x5
35x5
I
Prlr
.$11.85
14.65
. 17.80
. 1895
. 19.65
20.60
Giant Str. Side.
Giant Str. Side.
Gixnt Str. Sidi
Giant Str. Sid
Giant Str. Side 24.90
Giant Str. Side 25.85
'Giant Str. Side 26.65
Giant Str. Side 31.75
Giant Str. Side 32.90
INTERIOR
MIRRORS
They are adjustable and re
flect the full rear view of the
road. Special 7rin.
mirror ,. . M
85c
Tho well-known "Cop Sut
ler -in. mirror. raciorv
list price, $3.00.
Special
$2.35
VISORS
They help break the glare of
the sun and approaching head
lights. 1
Durable Vieor Steel frame, corered
with rubber top material. Kefrular
price. fl.lt&. 4 3E
Special 4 I
Superior Model Extra quality rubber
top materta I; neat, serviceable. Reg
ular price K.75. 4 4 C
Speclul 9liJ9
Straight Type AIIMetaI Visors Made
of strong lightweight sheet steel; rifriri,
permanent. Regular CJQ C'f
price, $5.7i. Specinl Pvi'v
Genuine Pyralin Visors One of the
n patent and most prnctlcul on the mar
ket. Regular price 5.25. OQ
Special at )OiWO
Electric Horns
A motojwlrlven horn specially designed
for popular enrs. lias n deep-toned
voire. Nicely finished in black enamel.
Special model. CO Ji K
6. volt WeHw
Mocking Bird Siren
Soft and distinct many-toned exhaust
whistle. Special J J J Q
Automatic Explosion
Whistle
A dependable warnfns; CI 7ft
signal. Special price I i I U
Chime Explosion Whistle
A soft chime note composed of three
distinct sounds. Accurately tuned.
Reduced from CO OC
$4.45 to 9wsOW
Wedge Cushions
Rests the back on kin drive. Inval
uable to women drivers or persons of
small stature. Regularly AAA
priced at $1.25. Special WOW
Onyx
Gearshift Balls
To Fit Any Car
-are superior because they
are highly polished; cannot
absorb grease and dirt snd
are easily kept clean. The
lady motorist will appreciate
tins feature. The
special price la...
SI .45
More Than QQ Stores in the West
Steering Wheel
Covers
Of high quality elastic black rubber en
ables a positive grip of the wheel. 4 4 ft
Reduced from $1.40 and $1.45 to 3 1 - I U
tmmwr si
10-inch mirror,
price, $3.50.
Special ......
St
Factory
S2.65
estern
wpply
Autos
I I 7 So. Stephens St.
Spotlights
LEADER SPOTLIGHT
$1.75
Regularly $2.25
Sale price
WILLIAMS SPOTLIGHT
This lamp Is U known u k stand
ard, huh quality lamp, very not In
appearance and bandy to use. Klnla5
1 In black enamel and nlckeL Oval
Ela.8 lens equipment used.
Junior model regularly
JUS. 8pecial price ...
$2.95
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piitiii'il by i'I i k nr ilrmt fi.r Hi
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in. ill in ll it ii:ii ri.lUK
in- M VTI-: I. AMI In i V )i 1 1. mai
IHIhlilii.ll. .nit It.nikriJ ' Ai'li! i'
HM'MiliI tu puiillrtMl till l.iiil
I'.tril at H.lrm. I'Viiiin. llinh 2H.
Huusl.dk Cafs'ily. I'W .1,
; w tiark sii u- L-n.i ..;,td.
o. q. shown.
IIWIIIUsT TI.
Mi1.. 1'i'IU' linntniHii of Yskt'im.
vls.lt Imt brullu r Art lnir II
lliini. for ni'Vi'iiil ilayn hit a.-rk.
l'hi".n'r Mlllpr. tn I'miilnviM' of
Kru uml Mimr Mill. Im. I
: IiIn fun! Injured nmi days uso,
ii'iit U at work ns:un.
I:iin'r Krtii iiiiltr slrk la-l
. wr.-k. li.'ii.'vi'r Kliiu-r rivis up
.aiiil i:i's to ImiI. all know lio
In fvilnu.-ly inillniuihril. lKiwrvor.
jthnii m an old saying: "You tun't
; Kivp a iiood tii.n dow n," and Kl-
iiiit In b.irk at work.
HiitiiI pi-oplii of tlii rnmuiun-
1 1 v h.iii- li;nl Httarli of hat Is
sii(iiiosi-! to ho ' H ll til 111.T hlll".
Anionic oihi'rs. c noto rout Mf-
Klnlv and Kliucr l.o,
.Mr, ti. A. llllaiu Is thre.il-
teufit nn x siuin.ir sttjik.
tiiinil. lausril by runnln. a splMi-'
jl it In It. Hr. .MiKaiK is tnal
! Iiik It.
Mr. snd Mm. Ira llornsrd of
Mnrilifli'ld. are. ImIi inic Mrs. K.-r-uaril's
staler, Mrs. Ilerni.um Mil-
h.T
Mias llella Ohlaon. ho ha. a
tUf new tar. la liavtnc a tiaraee
hunt. Mr. Warner ljiird Is doiiix
lite Hoik.
Mlaa Mela Mor.n and Marie
I-alnl. vlsltrd In Oram over the
week end.
Mlrs Kmllv AKord, who taught
n nine nionih.. sehool In llai-
hliral. rlo.eil her aehool laat I1-
d.iv with a .rhool plenir. Mlna Al
topi laitkht a uood ai-bool. and
hope ti) aeriire her services ir
noiher year. She will (nvn
.iiiumrr sehool at Monmouth. In
June
ihn next few days, and wv hopo
the Wealher Hureau will s;lve us
sunshiny days.
. linnsome Wllllama, of Tort
land, is vlstttug relatives here this
wek. t
Claude Wise snd Tone Huffman
wvre visiting Creed Allen last
Monday. XX.
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MRS. OUKl'8 DIVORCE SUIT
Ever.tt Jj:.n h.t a very sore t sheep .hearing isj.plajin.il lor
ADJUDGED SUPERFLUOUS
NEW YORK. May 15. Supreme
Court Justice. Uieaerleh today dis
missed the divorce suit brought by
Mrs. Lillian N. Imke aaln.t
James BuehansD liuke. tob.tcco
aias.ule. She had raleed e quea
tlon of the finality of a decree)
sranted to Mr. Aae after trial
in New Jersey 24 rears aco. The
luatlra held that thtrf'tcre must I
sa rconu;4 al fjnat. 9
KLAN TRIO MUST
STAND TRIAL ON
MURDER CHARGE
INIHANAPOLia, May 13 Judge
James A. Collins. In criminal court
todav. overruled a motion to qna.-ih
lan indictment charging: 1. l Siep
;henaon. former granj draiton of the
Ku Klui Klan. with the murder of
'Madge Overholtr.er of Indianapolis.
I Karl tain' k and Earl Gentry are
I charted with murder In tile same
indictment.
. (j illoaltig the decision the three
detendants waived arraignment
'and neraonally entered pleas ieaot
guilly. Trial ien was set by
.agreement to begin Jus. 2.
GOVERNMENT LOSES SUIT
AGAINST LUMBER FIRMS
discontinued. C n m m issloners
Thompson and Nugent dissented
from the dismissals.
Oulsldo and Inside whlto paint
gallon at Powells.
IRELAND AGAIN RESTLESS
(AserUtnl rrn. Uunl Wire.)
WASHINCTOX. May 1.',. Dis
missal of roniplalnta acaln.t five
western lumber companies was an
nounced Inst niRht by the federal
trade commission. The complaints
naming the oeur D Alene Mill I.OXDOX. May l.Ve. ....ncy
Company. Coeur n'Alene Idaho: dispatchM from Cork. Ireland, say
t.iande Ronde Lumber Company, someihmg ot a sensation has been
rZnv'.in J''0''. Lumber j caused by reports that more than
Company. Spokane, Wash ; Deer l.ouO Irish free state troops, oper-
lllt i'h" .?mJ,Kn;; ,.1Wr w"h -lv,c made an
Park. Wash , and bhevlln-IIisoB encircling movement over a wide
Company. I end. Ore had c .rgod .re. las, night. They are cloTel?
the companies with selling western, Inspecting certain people and
p:ne as western white pines. The premises, the report says It is
complaints were dismissed on the rumored that the action Is In ron-
srounds that before they were nectlon with the shooting In 1923
served on the respondents, the of unarmed ri-ih.i. .a,.' ..
All UikU of oils tow at Pow.Us.0ractlcj complained ot bad been .Queeastown.