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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1925.
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GOLD BRICK FIRM
AT COST!
Fairbanks-Morse Electric Pumping
Plant 400 Gallon Capacity.
A REAL BARGAIN
Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. Phone 25
118 NO. JACKSON
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
tending the annual convention of
thn American Veterinary associa
tion, dfl ared today that "Old
liobbln" is coming back into his
own on the farms iu the middle
Vflt.
Farmer, learning that they can-
"Admiral Coolidge
(AmrUtMl Vim Wire.)
! MEDFORD, Ore.. July J4. That
!he U the only man In the country
who Is manufacturing gold brlck nn, nroriue. fend for tractor. .M
egltlmately and selling the mat a!,urnfnK back to ihe home for
waa the claim or Henry ta-jW(jrkt anj many art. breeding to
replace tne animals, said Jr. Moh-1
ter. He aaid that Ohio and Indiana j
art taking the lead in breeding !
h or es ff r rej biaeiuent;. but tljt j
all the central went farmers are 1
following. m 1
profit,
I a Khan, nrourietor of the Standard
f J Roofing and Supply coin pan y to-
tny. .nr. i.kiiukmuij muyu n im
making bricks from the tailings f
the old Opp mine In Jacksonville
and the prod net runs $3.50 In gold
to the 1,000 brick.
Taylor-mane concrete is good coo Outing supplies- v.sors, colored
Crete. TeL i7rVH - . glasses, bathing raps and shoes,
o ( and first aid preparations. Lloyd
. Hats off! To tne News-Review ' Crocker.
classified columns. They are the '
starting point of muny people's I
MieefRH and prosperity.
The best roof for Oregon Is made
of good green red-cedar shingles.
Rest quality at the right price at
Page's.
"OLD DOBBIN" IS
BECOMING POPULAR
(AwrdW I'm UmwmI Win.)
PORTLAND. Ore , July 24. Dr.
John K. Moh) er. chief of the bur
eau of animal Industry of the de
partment of agriculture, here at-
fitudennaer costs less per pound
rttHn Mitree
LET US SERVE YOU
With Quality Groceries
The Good Houwwlvei of Roseburg know the importance
of buying Hitth 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 nt your Home
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
DANCE
AT
LONG'S HALL
Coles Valley
Saturday Night
July 25
Thft McCornlck-ltrlnK croam
separator skims close anil Is the
IlKhtist running on made. See one
at Wharton Ilros.
WAR OKKH'KltM 'OMl
SA.MK MKX AH KTK.lt ASK
27 VKAItS laiKlt.
(AnrUtrj Prrm WIr )
1 MONROK. La.. July 24 The
distinction Is claimed by Monroe
Tamp, No. 9. I'nlted Spanish War
Veterans, that It Is the only one
In the country having for Its three
principal camp officers the same
men who commanded the veterans
as a unit in the Spanish-American
War.
The officers are Frank P.
Stubbs, commander; Kugene J.
Courtney, senior vicecommander,
and Walter II. Mangum, junior
vice-commander. They were cap
tain, first lieutenant and second
lieutenant, respectively, of Com
pany It, First Louisiana In fun try,
during the Spanish War.
Hardie fruit ladders at Wharton '
Bros.
DI . 1
t 1IUUC TJ M
How the Kiddies
Love its Goodness
Mclo-O-Maid Ice Cream is a food you can well en
courage them to ent during the summer months in
'great tplenty 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
DANCING
SATURDAY NIGHT
RAINBOW
GARDENS
Winchester on the Banks of
the Umpqua.
"It's Wonderful There"
MUSIC HY
DEEOLE'S
Swanee Six
Featuring
' Blair Stewart
The College Baritone
Miss Pitch ford, Chaperon
rYf v i ff
Pa , . i .'f
I Introducinjr Admiral Coolidge.''
The president now wears a can
tlower, the presidential viw-lii
lie lias a right to the "gold
braid," sinee as chief executive,
he is commander-in-chief ef the"
army and navy.
MM
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gerretsen Co.
LOADED TRUCK GOES
OVER BANK
G. L. Joelnon, of Umpqua, 11 a
' bad accident at about H o clock
Tueuay evening, wnen nta inree-i .!(.nnlini, thnt tlM. ,
ton Hepubllc truck, loaded with 1H ' n , . .. "c "P
I lambs, went off the road several lK'ars on tnc f the May-
miles went or Sutherlin and turned
I over, says the Sutherlin Sun. Alva
Maupin, of Kellogg, watt with Mr.
' Joelson on the truck at the time of
the accident, and that both men e
caped with only minor bruise
, seems almost miraculous.
The truck was proceeding from
j Kellogg to Oakland at the time and
, when the summit of Marvin Hill
I had been reached the steering ap
i pa rut us broke and a second Inter
j the big truck went off the grade
land down the sleep embankment at
i the side of the road.
Both men jumped before the car
i turned over but the sheep were
curried to the bottom of the em
bankment where they were dumped
lout In a Jumbled condition, two be
j Ing killed as a result of the turn
1 over.
The gas caught fire, threatening
WILL8 TEAM WINS
(AMorialM Pwi UM Wire.)
MANCHESTER, Mass.. July
24. The California team of
Miss Wills of Berkley, na-
t tonal champion and Miss
Mary K. Hrowne of Santa 4
Monica, Cal.. won the finals
of , the women's Invitation
doubles tournament at the Ks
sex country club today, de-
f-atlng Miss Klennor Go,
New York, and Mrs. J. U.
Jegfeup, Wilmington, Del., 6-2, 4
6 3.
CARS IN ACCIDENT
HIT TELEPHONE
AND LAMP POLES
OUR JULY
zssBsaBBSSzes
Clearance
An amusing auto accident occur
red yesterday afternoon at the
corner of Cass and Rose streets,
when a couple of flivvers did a fox
trot in the intersection, and finally
leaned against the lamp and tele
phone poles for support. One car
was going south on Rose and the
other west on Cass. The car on
' Cass street k truck the one coming
in from Rose, and started . It
across the street, where the swerv
ing machine wound Itself around a
liht post. The other driver swung
south Into Rose street and looking
back to see w-hat had happened,
turned his own car Into a telenhone
pole. Neither car was badly dam
aged, and no one was Injured, al
though one woman had a close
escape when the car turning Into
Rose street almost b truck her.
RFHMIFn RVPIFRHF
FIFTEEN TONS OF PAPER
COLLECTED IN DRIVE
The efforts of the Roseburg Fire
department to clean up the accumu
lated piles of old paper and rags,
constituting a fire menace In the
city, resulted In the securing of
over 15 tons of rags and paper to
be shipped to Portland. Boy Scouts
collected several thousand pounds
of paper to add to their cump
fund, while numerous children
earned considerable money by gath
ering paper from house tc house.
Many people, however, are reserv
ing paper for the P. T. A. collection
which is made each year.
Ends Saturday Night
The liberal support given us in this JULY CLEARANCE! SALIC Of
HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR speaks louder than words In telling the
remarkable savings afforded In LATE STYLE FOOTWEAR. THIS
SALE ENDS SATURDAY IS'IGHT, JULY 23th. Buy your shoes now
for the future. Below you will find a few prices that will give you au
Idea of the way we are selling footwear.
fl 1 QC At this price we are sell
vl.0ug slippers with low or
SpanudTheels In red, blue or green,
formerly Hellin to $7.r,l
CO QC Here U an assortment of
low heel Oxfords and slip
pers iii black patent leather, gun
metal, etc. All sizes in the lot, but
not In every style.
$3.85 1
Satins, Patent Leather,
tan. black, kid. Short and
discontinued lines of Slippers and
Oxfords that formerly sold for a
great deal more.
$2.45
Men's black or smoke
Scout Shoes with heavy
$3.95
Men's Shoes that former
erly sold to $7.00.
95c ss
Short
Shoes.
Hues of Children's
$1.95 1
Men's Mule Skin Scout
S2.25
Men's dark brown Scout
Shoes with chrome soles.
91 AC Ch
J1. with cloth tops, that form
erly sold for $1.U.
0 4C Here's an opportunity to
Vm.v save on Shoes for boys
and girls. See these before It Is
too late. ,
Roseburg Booterie
IRVIN BRUNN
8HOE3 THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET.
PERKINS BLDQ. ROSEBURQ, OREGON
TV
NEW TODAY t
Mwx tatH I'rt-M trd Wlr
SALK.M. Ore.. July 24. Grant
of extradition which yesterday
authorized the return to Los An-t-elcs
of Marry Van Glider to face
charges of embezzlement was to
day recalled by Governor Pierce
alter Information had ben receiv
ed from California authorities
that the criminal charire against
V'in nil. lot ....! an .ll.i.ni n
unw ay nere KrHm " ie part of a I.cw Angeles broker
I FOB RENT Two-room apartments
at 242 S. Rose St.
TTSEI) RAN TiftVeliave one more
at $1S50 for Saturday. Powell's.
EttTsToT: R"0AbST EUIn good
shape. For sale cheap. 129 S.
Flint St. f
TWO T
8VAMlSCOTT SHOTS.
' (AMociatfd Vrm Iutd Wire.)
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 24.
President Coolidge will - not
snnctlon any attempt to revise
the tariff act at the next congress.
' The administration Intends to
maintain a hand-orf policy In the
anthracite situation. President
Coolidge believing that any inter-
f ference on the part of the govern
ment would do more to prevent
an agreement betueen operutors
and miners than to facilitate one.
Im&.jf ' to destroy the truck,' and there b
fi 1 ing on means at hand to subdue
blaze, Mr. Jte I son huHtened to the
home of Robert Vinson some din-,
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRI8T
Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson SL
buckets were n ecu red and within a
short time the blaze was under con
trol, but not until after the entire
I Ignition system had been complete
ly destroyed.
House furnishings for sale. Re- j
gardless of cost. Monday. July 27th. 1
George Neuner, Jr., 112S Norih)
jncKson street.
ai;e firm to secure , by intimida
tion geiiH'iiieui i)i a uiHpuieu
debt. Shortly after. Judge L. 11.
MrMahan on the Marion county
circuit court, granted a petition
for a writ of habeas corpes and
Van Gilder was dl-niiHscd a free
mnn.
The charge that Van Gilder's
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Eltctro-Chlropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
824 Perkins Bldg. Phone 664
prosecutors were attempting to
nress criminal charees for a mi re -
TOUIISTS LKAHN XKW ' y rivil dispute was made at the
TKIt.MS OS VISIT TO j extradition hearing yesterday, hut
Yi:iJ-0VSTO.NK PARK wnB rnnrrniticieu ny teiegrnpnic
an vires ironi uu Am-'eies aiiuiori
ties addressed to the governor
asking that he disrejrnrd anv men
. claim. Van Gilder was arrested
SWAMPSCOTT. Mass.. July 24.
President Coolidge is determ
ined to give Asslsiant Andrews of
WANTED 2 experienced wait-! the treasury a free hand in bis
reuses to go to Yreka Inn. Yreka. ! fforts to enforce prohibition.
California. Inquire W. J. Weav-T 1
er. Hotel Umpqua. (A-nciaUd ,-r"cd wlr-
FORD TOT'RING CAR WANTED ' SWAMPSCOTT. Mass.. July 24.
n exchange for Chevrolet
Heat with gas.
Here Is a cure for wants and un
fulfilled desires- Tell and sell,
read and buy the News-Review
classified way.
J Two Jumps ahead of the other
fellow Is the man who reads the
classified ads for short-cuts to
' economy.
(A nr la ti1 Itm Lftrd Wire.)
ASHTON, Idaho, July 24.
Yellowstone Park has a vocabu
ary all Its own and tonri-ts visit- I
Ing It the first time have many j
I surprises In store for tern. An
DANCING
MASQUERADE BALL SATURDAY NIGHT
IDLEYLD PARK
(On North Umpqua ft miles above Glide.)
Arleigh Hcrron'i Hollywood Five
Free Camp Ground
FURNISI I ED CABINS FOR RENT
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parkins Bldg. Roseburg, Or
Phon 86.
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chlropraotor
Electronic and , TClectro-Theraphy
417 Parkins Bids. Phon. 491
THE LIBERTY THEATER
LAST TIME TODAY
At Our Regular Prices. Only 10 and 15 Cents
RALPH INCE PRESENTS
AUCTIONEER
Don't forget that I handle
vales In city or country.
M. C Radabaugh
630 N. Pint St.
automobile driver Is never a chauf
feur In the park. He Is a "gear
Jammer." A waitress U always
a "heaver and a cook Is known
only as a "meat-burner."
Most of the employees In the
hotels and camps of the park are
stitdents. Twenty universities Hnd
colleges are represented among
the hundreds of waitresses and
housemaids workini: In the Mk
hotels and camps. There are also
many school teachers among the
women employees and this year
most of these motored to the park
In their own car. The chauffeurs
and other men employees of the
transportation Hnd hotel company
also came chiefly in their own
stitos. Many of the students mo
tored all the way from New York,
and large numbers of them came
from California.
In Salem several weeks aco by
local police1 while In company with
n motor pnrty of three others.
His companions were released the
uiiiv following the arrest. Several
j Snlem men appeared at the hear-
Ing yesterday In Van (Slider's be
half coincrniniT his character,
amen thin Ast:ol Push, local
banker.
Rinding twine at Wharton Bros.
House furnishings for sale. Re
gardless of coit. Monday. July 27th.
Georite Neuner, Jr., 1 12S Norih
Jackson Street.
L1TTIG STARTS
18 FOREST FIRES
dun,, in good condition. Address
L. care News-Review.
FOR" SALE Broccoli; cabbage,
cauliflower and kale plants;
also wood and ewes. Fred A.
Goff. Roseburg. Phone 6F2.
SA V K" $56.06oVnVwSlngr at our
Btore. Late model with same
guarantee as new machine.
Saturday only at $40.00. Powell s.
STOVES Saturday "wew.ll give
linoleum for your kitchen free
with any new range at the reg
ular price. Powell's.
tR"AIETY0UR0LD range for--new
one. We guarantee better
service on less fuel. Six new
models at our salesroom. Pow
ell's. 23 North Jackson.
WANT TO SELL -14 Cots wold and
Shropshire ewes, also Chinese
Pekin ducks last crop were 4
lbs. each at S weeks. Want to
buy: 17 Delaine ewes. Torrey,
phone 1F12 forenoons.
FOil SALr. Garage and service
station, Eugene. Ore. On the
highway, 1st garage in town
from the north, 1- mile from
city auto camp, 1-2 mile from
Cabin City auto camp. Consists
of two lots, building 24x60 ft. on
one lot. Also shop and equip
ment. Owner forced to sell to
protect other Investments In'
town. $3.00 will handl. Wm. J. 1
)onnelly. 1251 Emerald St.. Eu
gene, Ore.
TONITE AND SATURDAY
The? Most
Thrilling
Fight
A real love story a
real Black Hand So
- ciety at their criminal
work a real bombing
winding up with a
' Ahale of a riot in "Little
Italy."
I
Ever Screened
See It in
"The Man in Blue"
Starring
HERBERT RAWLINSON
MADGE BELLAMY .
10c
25(
on
She was Miave and smooth
hnrd and lender hearted fiev
and culm - -flirtatious and coiv
stnntgj childlike a" Peter Pan.
yet old as Cleopari In the .
seled ways of tlfo I'ederworld!
Mniln
fevt
diHuia. quivering with
- soul cuisMnn situations
rlh action sensational
i lb Hi kilnn comedy
Ynu mutt see this picture!
Elk's Convention Pictures
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Crop Insurance
Insure your hay and grain
now. Our agency offers you
real service In fire Insurance
matters. We write automo
bile insurance.
a V. YOUNG fic SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St Phone 417
Hundreds have put their O. K.
j INews-rteview cinaii ni hmh in
! rect leads to thrift and short out!
I to success.
District Manager Wantfd f
Excellent opoprtunlty for a In
tat mnn to ntanaiie territorv g
for one of the largest and be ;t a
k no w n cor po i a ( ion s in t h -west.
Selling experience nof nece.-
nary but a good acqiKitnt.im-e v
among local people dAind. V
Full cooperation anl le;id
fuio'shed. Give full partini
tars of pa experience, etc ,
In your letter.
( wx-Utr Unvl Wirv
PORTLAND, July 24 Sixteen
forest flrs were started In the
Chtian Natlona' for st. Washing
ton. In the last 4S hours by light
ning. It was reported t (he forest
service. Twelve emergency pa
tro's were st'nt out to check them
before they became serious.
A fire which burned over about
ROD acres on Fall cre k No. 1 in
Sl;kiou national forest Is now un
der control. The Wind River
Lumber conipanv has b'en direct
ed by the forest service to put
twenty more men on the Wind
River fire-finhtinir force in on'-r
to place the fin- complete' y und. r
control before dry weather comes
again.
The ro?l. dnm weather Is great
ly aidiiiK cn'wa In gluing fires un
der control.
Deserves Villa's
Flyweight Title
V Il'Vise furnishings for pnle. R-
gsnlli"s of st. Monday. Jul' 2?th.
A Georae Neuner, Jr.. 112S North
Jack-on Street.
WHItt ON YOUR VACATION
Insure Your Baggage
If It is lost, stoltn er damaged,
our company protects you.
The rate is low, tho overage
broaii:
Insuranct la Our Businssa
NtSDIIC not
ostium, in
a in your ii'iinr. f -
g Portland. Orrgon. g iheWCatllCr
DANCE
AT
OLALLA
HALL
Saturday Nitc
July 25
!
Highest temp,
yesterday 79
Lowest temp,
last night 53
Senerally cloudy
tonight and Sat
urday: continu
id mild.
Abie do Insistent Insurance
aKnt): I e heard of life In mi ran ce
i and accident Insurance, and fire In
jmirstue, but tell mt how In de
I vorUI a man going to start a
1 tornado?
f V. '. . ' '
The tragic dr.ith of littlr I'.n.
cho VUla, flprriffht champii.n of
the world, Iravcs that division
without a head. Frank Gen
ro, (ahore) American champ
nd (kldly rnnuh the man who
hipped Villa before the Utter
won the world crrn, deserves
the title. A match between the
two had been In the making for
months.
TONITE AND SATURDAY
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