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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925. W omens Nainsook Athletic Union Suits A special valun for nummcr wear. In fluent nainsook, fli'sh or whltu, ma.Ie by Muntlng, greatest makers of underwear to fit. All vlzr-a. $1.25 The Suit Children's Barred Nainsook Unions in all sizes Athletic Style See Them I Saturday SPECIAL (On Sal All Day.) GENUINE "THERMOS" VACUUM BOTTLE n 1 98c The best known and moat staple, vacuum bottle on the market, bearing the manu facturer's iiunit "THKlt MOS." Pint slate. Full enam eled body, polndied aluminum cup and shoulder. A high grade vacuum botde at a reul bargain price. WILD TURKEYS TO BE PLANTED IN THISCDONTr Game Commission Raising Fowls at State Farm Near Eugene. GUN CLUB WILL HELP ALL COLORS HUMMING BIRD HOSE JOHN KELLY BUSTER BROWN SHOES Douglas County Believed to Be Best Adapted in State for Successful Propagation. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT IDLEYLD PARR (On North Umpqua 6 miles above Glide.) Arleigh Herron's Hollywood Five Free Camp Ground FURNISHED CABINS FOR RENT Oregon may be the home of wild turkeys if experiments now being carried on at the came farms re sult successfully. Several yearn ago an effort wan made to plant wild turkeys In Oregon, but whh not followed up to a point to de termine whether or not the birds were given sufficient advantage necessary for them to thrive In their new habitat. Several districts of Oregon Heein favorable climati cally and topographically. be'sides having an abundance of food suit able to these birds. The wild turkey Is nothing more or less than a member of the pheasant family, and an earnest ef fort will be made at this time to determine whether or not they can really be propagated In Oregon. A Bhlpment of three dozen eggs has been received from Ohio and placed at the game farms near Ku- DANCE AT OLALLA HALL , Saturday Nite July 18 CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to thank our friends and relatives of Melrose and vloln 1 lly and of Coles Valley for their kindly assistance and beautiful floral orterlnxH at the burial of our beloved friend, Soloman C. Slump. THE WHHKI.OCK FAMILY. OOH! OOH! ANOTHER BIG DANCE Saturday Nite RAINBOW GARDENS MUSIC BY DEEOLE'S Swanee Six Featuring Blair Stewart The College Baritone He's a Whiz You'll Like Him JITNEY DANCING j gene and Corvallls. This shipment 1 of eggs will be followed by other egg allotments and with several , palm of birds to be used In the exierinient. The rearing and ' planting of a few birds in certain , localities la not considered giving 1 (hem a fair chance. U ! the .- ject of the game commission at j this lime to continue thHr planting of these birds until it is determined Hheher or not they will adapt themselves to Oregon conditions. Moose have been successfully planted In Oregon from the Alas kan coast and have developed In to wonderful specimens. The ring necked pheasant has taken hold to such an extent in the slate tnat It Is now the premier bird for up land shooting. The .Hungarian partridge, another imported bird. Is a close second, and there Is no reason why the wild turkey shouh! not also thrive at certain well se lected points. The Hose burg Rod and Gun club Is vitally interested in the experi ment which the game commission is making, Douglas county is the section of the state bent fitted, cli matically and in all other respects, to successfully raise wild turkeys, it is believed. Us many thous ands of acres of upland range af ford fine feeding grounds, while its mild temperatures would be con ducive to the growth of the young fowls. Douglas county is the premier county for domestic turkeys, which grow here with tint least care and attention of any place in' the country and reach the best size and quality. As conditions for growth are practically the same between the domestic and wild fowl, there is no reason why the wild turkey should not prosper In Ikmglas; county and become a valuable as set to the sporting resources of this county, already noted for its wild life. The Rod and Gun club has been quite active in fostering this exper iment and when the birds are ready to be released, will endavor to havo a large number of them brought to Douglas county. The club will endeavor to see that the birds are properly protected and will try to keep a check on them to see the measure of success that attends the experiment. I "lAmthe'Boss? il i :f ; - 1 .... Ui , MM. ! A ...vJI NEW TODAY FOR KENT Furnished. front lediiK room. Call at lw2!i .. Jarknon. 1 WAXTKU- 2 ur S ruuii i finished Tliani-on. Heat with ksi. TODAY'S BASEBALL (AmoclatMl Vrtm 1,mh1 Wlr. NEW YORK. July 17. Pittsburg ! gained the leaf) In the National league today by defeating the I i raves at Boston 7 to 3 in ten in nings while the Giants were losing i to the St. Ixmls Cardinals at New i York 6 to 1. Six percentage points now separate (he clubs. National League. At Brooklyn R. II. E. Cincinnati 4 la 2 Brooklyn 0 Batteries: Hen ton ami Wlngo; Khrhardt, Brown und Deherry. J Genuine McCormlek and Deering binding twine at Wharton Bros. r, w t. nvsiBiD-s--r-Pai DR. DEAN B.BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the filling of i 1 lllKK.'R 116 Jackson St. Iron Clad A Boy-Proof Stocking Thm penera lions of boister ous little lulks have v .'imperii I, - tumbled nrul romiH'd in Iron Cl.utstockiiiRS. Children's Iron CI. ids have won their popularity . because they have proved they can stand the punishment which the wiM antii s of t risky young steTs give thetti, Tlu-y are trim . inj good lookuu:, but stoutly woven to resist the stress jhh strain of chikl-we.tr. Ste Iron Cladi at our itore. I. ABRAHAM'S THE SILK STORE" I lilt l! Foine of the wisest men of j a modern aae believe firm- I ly In Chlmnrnrtlc and j have d-nirin.straled lis I health usefulness. An ad- j jlistnieul relieves undue j splnul pressure npn the I neres and allows Nature lo effect a cure. I ' il 1 i a l i m m pnddi4j;.)ii;CTJ l I At lloston II. II. K. rittsliurg 7 11 2 lloston :l 7 1 llatteries: Aldridge and Sinllh; Graham, linrnes and dibson. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerre and Spine Specialist 32 Perkins DKIg. Fhone 654 At New York R. H. E. SI. Iuls -.. 6 1J 1 New York 1 4 (1 llatteries: Mall) and Fai n II; Scovt. Nehf, Iluntzinffer and liowdy. At Philadelphia - It. II. K. ChlinKo - 7 11 2 1'hlladelphla 5 a 0 llatteries: Hush, Cooper and llartnett: Itintc. Knight. Couch. I'etts and Wilhon, lienline. American League. i At Cleveland It. II. E. I New York 6 It 3 I Cleveland 1 2 llatteries: lloyl and Henouiih; Smith and Malt. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Blda- Raseburg, Ore, Phone 811. E At Detroit II. II. Washington S 7 .'! Detroit 9 0 llatteries: Zarhary, Mulberry and Kuel; Dauss and Yoodull. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Blectronto and 'Electro-Theraphy 417 Perkins Bid'. Phone 491 At ClilcaKO- It. Philadelphia S 14 1 Chira'o 1 .4 2 I'.atterles: IJulnu. WaltnTK ' and foehrane; Kaher, Tlinrstou ami Sihaik. AUCTIONEER Uon't forset that I handle sales In city or country. I M. C. Radabaugh THE LIBERTY THEATER TONIG1 IT AND TOMORROW At Our Regular Prices. Only 10 and IS Cents HIS SMASHING WESTERN THRILLER! 630 N. Pine St. TILDCN WINS IN SEMI FINAL MATCH ST. I.OI'IH. July 17. rWllllani T Tlldin of Philadelphia, defending champion, (in his semi-final malt h In the national clay court tourna ment ht re tttilay hy ilefeai u.e Wray Itrown of St. Louis. Mis.-ouii valley champion, t3. 7-5, 6-1. Crop Insurance Insure your hay and grain now. Our agency offers you real servlee In fir Insurance matters. We write automo bile. Insurance. C W. YOUNG c SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 WALKER TIES FOR NATIONAL HONORS 111IONXVIU.K, N. Y-. .Inly 1v Cyrlll W'all.er of Knalewoe.t. national open champion hut year, tied Tommy I'arimm of llutUen Tler for lirsl pl:ne in the Melnt polltan open cnainpionship ut tli, C.rassy Sprain cliih today Uh a card of 70. 'alker slud ::t on the outgoing journey, two uinl-r par and came home in :t4. Watch him rpln across plain anil pialiir' Waich him riile In the faro of ynwnlna IHalh In the ilm-ni' Walch him rescue Ms iclrl as she plunKes headlnnir oer a cliff In a hiiekhoard Crash soes the vehlrle Swish goes his lariat-Then the slrumile to haul her to safely! packed to Ihe hut with thrills and IiuikIis! AIo: "TiSe Wcbfoot Weekly" AIo: Feature Comedy: "Ptrre and Simple" SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY The Great "Yale College" Star L. FLYNN in "SPEED WILD" By. All Means Worry Unless your Home, Puslness, IVrsonal Effects and Auto are fully protected by Insurance. Inaursnce Is Our Business I ; misoric hoc lOStBUIC. Itl A i-iitK i;rrouTi:i. Roman Nose ranger otntlon this nftei rmi n reported a fore-it fire burning near Tonintovk. It U t' llt'Ved lo lo a lashing fire. A crew In on the way to the b !:. and an It I not nmoking h:mt It In cH-llt-ved that It in a -m. til (Ire which can noon be broiiKiit under control. rilltlsTI H W IN (iAMK. Th Chrtntlnn defeated I Odd Kellown In a Twtlirht leri r-ime . nlrht. winning by wor of 7 to 2. The cam a Unite Interesting and featured a number of g'd rlav. The ( fellow wer handiapin'd by fn't that Mveral of their h playem wer away from town I tending the KIka convention. hv apartment. m. Orand Hotel. FOR SALE FoV'd-dlk in good running order for V"0 at Wells te Chase. yTil'NG tTTTkKYS XVANTffiP- I'rlre must be ri?ht. AJlra C. A'lams, Oaklund, Ore. C )ISC, TO I ' It I N I ? SethH heavy lu'K.ig? carriers for f 1 .75 at W lls & Cham. W A N T K I I ' a U mower an d rake; must servict abhi. S. M. Ad:inifi, I'mpqUH, Ore. FOU 'SALE mi Vood "cedar poata, atho Jrfey cow giving 3 gala. daily. Win no 2i.VH. oim wai'T power hmiiiik uiu chine. 4IW E DotiElan. LET US SERVE YOU With Quality Groceries The Good Housewives of Roseburg know the importance of buying High Quality GROCERIES Economically. And 'Roseburg Housewives find pleasure and satisfaction in Buying at this store, where Quality and Low Prices go hand in hand. Then we Deliver all . Purchases at your Home EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE Judge George W. Olvany. above, head of Tammany Hall, recently spiked rumors that other members of the New York Democratic organization f would elect the next mayoralty candi date and aides with. the ittrie statement abore. Hero Is a cure for wants and un fulfilled desires: Tell and sell, read and buy the News-Review classified way. Men's Oxfords Calf Leather Black, Light Jan and Broun Late Style Welt Soles, very dressy Shoes, and Shoes that will give service. Price $6.25 ' Kidder's Shoe Store ROSEBURG. ORE. ttv, I. . ! 4'. .iC':.' vT-: u A bit: trurV and a wee Ford drove in here yesterdn day the Scibrrlings on the truck had run 27,765 miles. Those on the Ford. 2l.fl7. SeiberlinRS are the same in every sie Unmatched. Highway Service Co. LI A V COMPANION AND ASSIST ANT wanted by elderly lady. Call at 414 WUcr St.. or phone lso-J. FOU HK N T N e wly lai iered"a n d (tainted, partly furnished 4 -room houKf. with bulh; adults only. K75 Hoover St. VOWIH:RMANt VAXftf!W"n highway construction work. Ai ply at once. Iawrenc Agency, litf Ca) Street. I'hone 219. F()ItSALE)HRI;:Nt CJorir modern house, with Karate, In C'orvallia. 7 blocka from O. A. C. For particulars, phone l.rF4, Ro?eburg. F6irSA"LEFnl ton truck, 192ft model. 1925 licence; $!( down; $l2u balance at $YS.3ft per month. Title guaranteed. 1171 W- Flrat fit. ! F( ) UT llTT)E n u i ck 4f o r Star roadster In good condition. Call after 6 p. m. at the Fruit House, on West liouglas, opposite Fruit and Produce Co. HOI ' S K FOR SA LK&Tuom mod" ern home. Hullt in work. Gar den apot, chicken yard, fruit tiees. Will sell at bargain. Write to 715 West Jackmn St., Medford, Ore., for particulars. TIKKS We haveT-your afzein-a Fi.k Cord or balloon tire and nre utiil Belling them at prices made before the ncent -raises. There's another raise in sight. Get yours now. Wells & Chase. AG ' I )Hb"M VA )n "corner lot Sixl25 feet. Paving and side walk. 7-room plastered bouse. Modern plumbing. Shade trees and shrubbery. Excellent loca tion. Price $5700. $lfino down., Cr. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. TWO" Al'T( "Sl OIUL" : 3JA RG A I N8 1023 Studebaker light 6 tour ing, with new tires, new paint and mechanically right a car you'll like, for $700. Overland Red Hiid in fine mechanical condition, good tires and ready for a long trip. First offer of $500 takes it. Terms if desired. Wells & Chase. - VSEirFOlib BARGAINS 1 !24 Ford roadster. 4 l!.;i Font touring. ! I'.iua Ford touring. i 1 12 1 Ford louring. J lit 19 Ford touring. 1'tix Ford touring. ; Ford bug. tow windshield, etc. 1 J I Ford one-ton truck, pneu-, matlc tires uood condition. EASY TERMS MATHEWS MOTOR X CHANGE lly the City Hall (J A T 1 i I K A N f I ) M A C H I N E S IIO P loitig more business Hian two men can handle; shop fully quipped wi'h modern machinery and tools; modern gas pump, oil pumps and service at at ion; all kinds supplies; restaurant in communication; doing fine busi ness ; good 5-room house ; 6 acres pood land. Forty-five nun dm! lakes everything. Fart, long time. Lawrence Agency, i l:S Cass Street. Phone 219. YOUNG MEN HELD A. J. Conway Howard Sprang and W. J. Gangou, three young men from South Dakota, were arrested this morning by Chief of Police Ketch and held for Investigation. The young men wer lound camj ed in the bru;h in Laurel wood aud they were taken to the city court while a check was made to deter mine the ownership of the Car in which they were riding. They were released from custody lids after noon, after one of the young men had wind home for funds. NOTICE TO WATER CON SUMERS Water will be shut off Friday. July 17, from ll:0u p. m. to 3:00 a. m July IS, affecting all of North Roseburg. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Arundel, piano fnner. PTione 1H9-T STATE MONOPOLY OF SUGAR AND TEA PROPOSED BY PERSIA BAGDAD, July 16. Decision of the Persian government to put through a bill to empower It to take over the import and Bale of tea and munir In Persia as a slate monopoly has aroused considerable feeling in commercial circles here. The seriousness of the matter from the local point of view may be gauged from the tact that, ex cept for cotton piece goods, a very large proportion of the consider able .re-export trade from this country to Persia consists of tea and sugar. The buying arrange ments in Europe aud India have until now remained In the hands of Itagdad middlemen, Persian mer chants not as a rule buying further afield than this city. Presumably, the Persian government Intends to make Its own arrangements In Eu rope, and to cut uot the Bagdad middleman altogether. rnone o-u How the Kiddies Love its Goodness Melo-O-Maid Ice Cream is a food you can well en courage them to eat during the summer months in great plenty because it is purest, most healthful, most wholesome and cooling after a hard day of romping. Grown-ups, too, find just as enjoyable the deli cious fresh fruit flavors and frozen crystals. Douglas County Creamery HOUSE 33254 tin mt 14 i i m a TONITE AND SATURDAY 2 4 An nov Clnltnn .y Dcnn-Cerrttscn Co. LAST TIME TONITE coil.c r n Flowei- Aint noJlonol PSctur He'll Steal Your Heart Away! A S real as life, ohis great child actor brings to yon a story of a city waif that will draw your tears and win your hearty laughter. Not since "The Kid" has Jackie appeared in a more human and lov able picture. Better iii i ii -.wis" y If ll.eie is a lu reafi. r, wouldn't It be hell to look hack and see the wife niaki- rT a loosing rteht (o ke. p the HOVE together" Oregon Life C'm A M.-VMiirnr. H V Ji.-Ks.-n St 'TATHE REVIEW" "STERE0PT1CKS" ELAIR STEWART Lyric Barttont . 10c i85c"" YOU'LL CALL IT Wt C5fB HIS GREATESTI 0 mpym ftTlie Rag I KI?felSi I UULARD MACK .7lM 1 JACK COOGAN. 5. I ioc MAJESTIC 25c Sunday "Salome of the Tenement"