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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. JULY 28, 1925 VALUES Priced for this sale regardless of worth or cost! As the season draws to a close, we are determined to clear these items by price reductions so extremely low that they will be sold in short order. We anticipate quick action in view of these prices, and ad vise our patrons to act promptly. You will be rewarded far more than is apparent from this description. ' J mm? ft A Phenomenal Price! Silk Dresses! The remainder of our choice collection of best summer dresses of silk crepe, chiffon, georgette, etc. At least 30 dresses, whose values range from $16.95 to $25.00 NOW $9.75 Wash Dresses In any color, any size For those Interested In dresses nf good i i i i i 1 1 1 v lo sell mound $5.uu, wit offer on all tub dresses In stuck, broad cloth, linen, etc., regularly Jutted $4. nil, $5.7S. fll.50 1-3 off THE NEW Cretonne Parasols Thcs Paraso's made of our piece of Cretonne, hcautirul patterns, brllllunt colorings, formerly $.1.cio and $3.25, now $1.98 Must Clean Up! Japanese Parasols All will bo sold at three special prices 89c for all Japan fan Parao1s formerly sold this season at $119. $1.39 for all Japanese Parasols of bent water-proof material, fancy handles, formerly f 1.9S $1.69 for the season's newest bob bed (short) handle J up Para sols, regular value 2.20. ALL COLORS CLEARANCE VALUES Men's Dress Shirts Hest Quality 11.25 Shirts, made of aeroplane cloth and poplin shirting, in tan or white, nil colors, all sizes $2.69 QuicU Clearance! VOILES Remainder of our regular stock of 60c Voiles, Nor mandy and others. On table while they Inst for 25c a Yd. 1-2 Regular Trice Reduction on Outing Goods Women's Knickers Stylish cut, perfect fitting Knickers of tweed, reduced for this sale from $3.25 and $3.75 to $2.75 and $3.39 $15 Knicker Suit, now $10.73 $12 Knicker Suit, now $8.75 For a few left ' Vacuum Bottles A medium size, genuine 'i'hcrmos Vacuum Bottle, while they last. . 93c each TWO SPECIAL VALUES IN SHOE DEPARTMENT! Dress Pumps John Kelly tan lenther. gore pHttern street or dress pumps, one ot the nifty nuinr-rrs of the Benson. A very close fitting shoe with stylish heelHood ranye of sizes. Was formerly $').0(); now $7.85 Dress Pumps A tan leather, medium heel, pump with cut out vamp. Was regular $7.50 value. A (rood ranee of sizes for this sale. Must be cleared, therefore reduced to $5.85 Even now we are preparing for our next next big event our " FALL OPENING New styles, all moderutely priced. 4 Beter Service Better Merchandise HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR Complete departments always ready to matrh up to wanted colors In Ureases, Shoes, etc. cut -rami SALEM, Ore., July 2S. The state supreme court held today, in an opinion written by Justice, I'.eua with Chief Justice McHride and Justice li;tnd and Co how" on'Mirrinir, that Oswald West nhall recover from Coo county $i9,r.S,"..Ct;. or the full amount of hid claim for attorney fees for representing the county before the public lands committee in con Kress relative to the Coos Hay uaKon road land Kraut- The opinion affirms Judge II. II. Helt who heard the cae in the lower cort for Lane county. West's appearance before the congressional com in it tee wag In behalf of a bill providing for the urceptiince by the I'niled State from the southern Oregon Com pany of a dei'd of reconveyance of lands gran led to the Mute of Ort'Kon by the Coon liay grant act. and which provided that the government nhould pay Coos county all taxett. costs. Interests and penalties t hereon. On 1-Vbru-ary 21;, litlJ. congress enacted the law which provided for the payment-of $-100,000 to tho coun ty and a further payment of 25 per cent of 1 lie proceeds of the sales of land and -timber from the j? rented Jands In Coos county bringing the total sum paid the county up to $492,141 8. Douglas county was also Inter ested In the congressional act, and West entered into an agree-, merit with the county Judges of Coos and Douglas counties, where by his compensation would be 4 per cent of the amount recovered by Coos county for taxes, or $!!, t;s".Ct. This agreement was ap proved by the Coos county court and a contract made with West, l.ut when We-t presented the claim, the court would allow him only $1,000. It was held that the employment of West was il legal and contrary to public policy,, that the services of West were lobbying services and the contract a lobbying contract. It was alleged that County Judge .Tames Watson was recalled at an elction June :i. 1H19, and that when West entered Into the agree ment with Watson and County Judge It. W. Ma raters of Douglas county both he and Watson knew the outcome of that election. The supreme court states that the supreme court has found no error in the record, nm on that bivnx unhohN the lower court. WEDNESDAY! . A DAY OF SPECIALS Clearance of Voiles . An assortment of Voiles in high quality ranging regularly from 49c to. 55c yd. This event, QJIp special yd s&TU Clearance, English Prints 2. An assortment of Cotton Broadcloths in prints and stripes, high quality, regularly priced from 55c to 85c yd., this event, Q Ca special J J U ' Ask for Pacific Sheets and Sheeting Ask for Pacific Sheets and Sheeting Silk Hosiery FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY A high quality Silk Hose, standard Brand in Black, Airedale, French Nude and Bobolink. Regular $1.25. Wednesday only, QFp a pair U J U Knicker Suits An unbeatable value. Fine high grade Tweed in Blue, Gray ,and Brown Patterns, a regular $20.00 value, a knock out J j 2 45 BELLOWS STORE CO. 245 N. Jackson THE STORE OF VALUES 245 N. Jackson M HQUSE PAINT i $2.40 per Gallon Dcnn-Gcrrfctson Co. LAKE TO OPEN TO TRAVEL (AMrytitnJ Pre lul Win.) MEDKORO, Ore, July 28. Telo phonic advices from Superintendent C. U. Thomson this afternoon said that the Crater rim drive, at Cra ter Lake had been cleared of snow, and was now open to travel. Su perintendent Thomson also said that a forest fire near the famous scenic spot had been extinguished. TODAY'S BASEBALL l VeW TODAY 1 FOR SALE Fluff rug. 124 W. Douglas St. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Clanses 1 1 G Jackson St. ROY wants work piling wood, mow ing lawn, or odd Jobs. Phone 290-K. . " FOirSALEOri THA I )K Chevro let sedan, in good condition. Call 35tf-K. (Aawwlitnt PrM Led Wire.) NKW YORK, July 28. Babe Ruth hit his eleventh home run of the season today against Robert son of St. Louis in the seventh in niiiK. The blow, into the right field tnud, scored Paschal froifl third. lng to District Attorney Cordon. It was thought that the tlimlt for this action expired this year, but he has received word that the time la ex tended until June 30, 192t. Those who took the cash under a jn in taken impression of the law, may refund the money with interest al 5 per cent, anj tnke a loan. SENATOR EDDY " PAYS TRIBUTE TO WM, J. BRYAN Senator I). U KtMy, speaking be. fore I lip Roseburg Klwanls Club lo day. raid a hii:h t-'hute to the life work of the In!,' William Jennings Ilryan. Sonutor l:t:dy mated that Sir. Bryan's sincerity In his en deavors uiHi Ki el IiImi n a man of great courage anil fidelity. Ills re marks were well received by his follow Klivnnlnns, Secrclary An- S K TERMINAL jj BEAUTY SHOPPE t ? On Thursdays Free Shampoo f g With Each $1.25 Wave ftr,rvn.v.T..TsT,',.T, tli 8 of I hi' Chamber of Commerce, I ioke on the subject of "I'rotectl'iK us from our frlemls." Ho empha slied the need of belter Invest ments by the buKlness men of the community. st,,nK tnll( B Kml, ileal of money Is annually squan dered on bad advertising schemes. Me il.clnrnt that the local oritanl JBllon could save enounh to finance the chamber should the orRanlza tlon have an InvestlKatliiK roinnilt tee lo look Into the various propo sitions to be placed before the lo- c.l merchant. C.lenn Wlmbcrly K uke briefly on the matter of bad Investments. riss Kretyn (juTiTe sani; two beautiful solos for the club today, "Pale Moon", and "Ijind of the Sky lllue Waters." FOR SALE 1921 Ford Touring Starting and Lighting SysUm. Priced Vsry Low. 1923 Chev. Touring Good Condition. Priced Right. Easy Ttrms. Ed Marsh Motor Co. Chevrolet Dealers. OOH! OOH! DANCE WED. NITE RAINBOW GARDENS DEEOLE'S SWANEESIX Featuring Blair Stewart The College Baritone 0 I She us heartily enion d fur hi r lOfferinic. llert Hates won the at tendance prlie, tnlkliiK on the nub Ject "Why the lliiaineaa and I'roies i sioiial Men Sltould Join the Cham I ber of Commerce." The chairman. John Throne, annoum-nl the Ituy Scout benefit for tonlKhl. the auti) ' polo (came at Laurelwoml field. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve ant Spine Specialist. 324 Perkins Bldg. Phone 654 " .rj. ..... i- THE LIBERTY THEATER TODAY AND TOMORROW ', At Our Re nular Prices Only 10 and 15 Cents ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in "ONE GLORIOUS NIGHT" ALSO: AESOP'S FABLES AND TOWN TOPICS THURS A FRI. "BLACK LIGMTNI3" WITH THE "WONDER DOG" BOYS! Another Shipment of Hi Kicks The ideal Outdoor and Sport Shoe, just ar rived. All sizes again from 9 to 6. A Baseball Free With Every Pair ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet. Perkins Bldg Cats SL Roseburjt. Ore. MILLER TELLS WHY BRYAN QUIT OFFICE POHTLANI. July 2. Milton A. Milli'r, of rnrllAnit. an .nihitiit,-rrit-ml of tht lain William Jt nnnii::i Ilryan. r.V. i ild hire U.-iny tin a. -riHim Itmt Ilryan pavo liim in Ir-.n of why h. hapiM iiut o onft Him r p( of Pifs.tU-nt Wilson. It h.i.i liolhlntc to ilo with Ihi' (m'.-hh-f i.ntos to .crniany or with a kU of wati'r, n Washif.r'.n ili.-iiaii li s have r."nnt. (l. nahl Mllh r. "Th I'nltHii stuti' 4 who haiti t much trouble wfrti Auatrla duntu; thi r:rinK ami muhhiit of ' ?ail Milh-r. "AusIiumi. wnrt ta i int troulih In our tni i'ttloim Uu t"rir. anil It whs tl;ru:ht that ih nhaxsy wr.h t'toitinu with mi :i nihil war offkv to ciiw'lt- ip litis. MKIi; ltlIO TKSTH I Thi Calitoniia Oni:on I'ow.-r rompany has rMi'lv.Ml from Hi homo offlrt at Mitfonl, a Bpt'ci:il radio net flosfKnct) to locate h'iik-s and othtT cli'vlrli al (list urhaiu . ThtTi ha hot n I'onsidrraldi' i on, plaint rc i'iitly of Ht trical il' -( harKrs of nome klinl, and 1 plfort in Itt'itiK made to tr:t.v thfm. po that the rondition i.ci b rt'nitMliiMl. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roteburg, Or, Phono 80. FOU SALK New, modern, furnish ed, 5-room buiirmow, close in; tt'rms. l'hon 35ti-H. VANTLI)-(.ioodl922 op23' ikMlKe touring car. .fddresa "DodKf," cart Ni-wii Hi'vifw. WANTKlV-t'std dininK chainT, dresser, &xi rug. Address S. O. S., tare New s-Hcvlew. (JU AlH AYFOH SALE $5 a ton at barn; also pole wood. Robert Marsters, Koute 1, liox 44. WANTKIAllLrT)arr"tTnie work by competent bookkeeper. Ad- lrens S ( S.. rarp News Review. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic and Electro-Theraphy 417 Perkins Bids. Piinne 491 Ww.il) WANTED -4 fool, old urowih body fir; also either 4 ft., or 2-ft. larK oak. 124 W. IHui!las St. FOIt RKNT i room, unfurnished house on Ivan St., 2 blocks east of 6th St.. North KosvburK. E. L. Hammond. WANTHKHiiili head of ewes raiiKitiK in axe from one to six yars old. (ieo. C. Ward, box l":i:,. ItoseburK. Ore. National League At Pittsburgh: R. H E. Boston - 1 7 2 Pittsburgh 6 9 0 Batteries: Benton, Marquard and Seimer; Meadows and Smith. At t-inclnnati: K. H. K. Philadelphia U S (i Cincinnati ; -..3 5 1 Batteries: King ond Wilson; Luque and IlarKrave. American League First game: At Washington: It. H. K. Chicago ...10 11 2 Washiugton 5 11 1 -Batteries: Lyons, Counally and Schalk; Johnson. Murberry, Rus sell, (igden and Kuell, Severeid. At New York: R. H. K. I St. Ixiuls 2 8 U jNew York 6 8 1 ' Batteries: Wlnganl, Vuk and ; Hargreaves; Shawkey and Ben-Igough. R. II. K. 16 24 3 7 10 1 ! Batteries: Smith and Myatt, U Sewed; Ruffing, Fuhr, Nvaubour, Hoss and Heving. At Chicago: R. H. I New York . 10 8 2 I Chicago 3 5 u I Batteries: Benrrey and Uowdy; Cooer, Bush, Jones and Gonzales. THREAT WAS MADE TO KILL ACTRESS At lionton: Cleveland Bo's ton AUCTIONEER Don't forget that 1 handle sales In city or country. M. C Radabaugh 530 N. Pine St. DAILY WEATHER REPC'RT 1 IT. S. Weather norall. Iocs! ofrir,.. Uosehuri. Oregon, 24 hours endir.gi i a. m. Precipitation In Inches and bun i dredihs- I Highest temperature yesterdsv ' Lowest temperature Inst night Precipitation, last 21 hours . .. " Total prectp since 1st of monlii T Notmal preelp fr this month ..1.' Total piecip. from Sept. I. 1924. to il.ite 41 01 ! Average preelp. fmm Sept. 1. ITT II l,i Total excess .frn 8' pt 1, i P'lM 7 M ATerase preclpltstlon for 4i wet sessnns. (September to Mar. IiisItcI . ... t i Increasing clfiudin.-ss fnilew, ,i ; by rain liniclit atul Wetlnes-liv; ciHiler Ve,ln,'i!av. C. W. NORMAN. Observer WE KNOW A MAN ho doesn't have to woiry about automobile Insurant e. I tin car burn tit up and lie didn't have enough money to buv a new mu We will write you the covr ace you neeil on or c:;r I-ire, tin ft, cohisfon. liability and property ilamace lisur ance. It pays 10 Oe insiiictl. C W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. I 'hone 417 Wllllf ON YOUR VACATION Insure Your Baggage tf It it lost, stolen or damaged, our company protects you. The rate In low. the coverage broad. Insurance It Our l9usintst visoaic not WA.Tl:l Lincoln bucks, also have registered Shropshlres for sale or trade. John Abeene, Oak land. Oregon. Phone 42F3. I FOR SAI.K-Oa.ih register In first class rondition, yrice $1U0. In-j quire at the oftlre of Bruce I Company. .Vyrtle Creek. Ore. FOR rrti 1 it I N i"CA R 19 r97lks goid. runs good, for sale at $Mi; I'Tms. exceptional value, owner leaving city Aug. 2. Phone 144. FoU SAI.K 5-room plastered bouse; bath. closets, garage, vanish il: lot locixir.o. On north side. I3oo down, bal. Il.uo a day. inquire :M4 W. Douglas St. L( 1ST Alredaledog. WBs'lost Sat unlay evening In North Rose burg. Had plain collar with ring, answers to name of "Jack." Finder notify llohls garage. Re ward. Ft III HSAI.ETUsk sidtliiHpliw orcharil disk, mower, rake, 3 cows. 3 mstched teams; or will trade for turkeys, pigs, cows or lambs. Pari T. Johnson, Rose burg. A I'KW 11 AUf.AINS ou will find at Powell's Furniture store: 3 burner New Perfrtlon oil stove, Jmiii; old rssliloiml hall tree large mirror, f5.no; square bark breakfast chairs, esch, fl.45; cups and saucers, only a dime. l"c: lawn mowers at cost this week; all new polished top steel range. fi2.i: used ranges from flsoiMo 135 On; 40 1b. cotton felted mattress. f1S5; lrtqt. slop Jars only 9' cents. Sewing nischl-ies, all makes cheap. Kill son phonograph (Victor attach ment), f.'.ci). Balance screen cloth stock at 3 cents foot. Some close outs on 2 Inch Ivory beds, cheap Outside whWe paint cost Ihl.- MI'S. VETERANS STILL HAVE TIME TO REFUND CASH AND TAKE STATE SOLDIER BONUS LOAN Veterans who took a state cash bonus under a misunderstanding of the law-, and who now- desire to ex change the cash for a loan, have until the 30th of June 19:6, to file their application for a loan, aceoiil- (AMOclatetl T'n'M leaned Wire.) I.OS ANUUI.ES, July 28. A statement that they would "have I to bhoot" Mary Pickford, screen star. If she made armed resistance during an attempt to kidnap her was credited to three men In court I here today by testimony of Ben r Smith, a police reporter, who de ! clured he listened to conversation corfcuulng an alleged plot to kid nap the actress. Smith testified he listened to the alleged conversation by the aid of a physician's stethoscope I placed under a iloor in a down ' town hotel, where the district nt ' tomey charges, the men talked about the alleged affair. Smith said he heard the men ! plan to disguise themselves as I merry making Shriners, whose I conclave was iu session here then. and tnke the actress from her car in an apparent jocular man ner. The men on trial are Charles Stephens. Claude Hnlcomb and Adrian J. Wood. The former Is an automobile salesmun and the latter truck drivers. Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks were not in court dur ing the morning session. Both have have been subpoenaed and Fairbanks was expected to take the stand late today, the district attorney said. Mrs. A. K. Sauvain, of South Jackson street, ha the misfortune to break her right ankle, when she tripped on a hose at home, anil fell Saturday evenli--. Dr. K. J. Wainscott attended the case, and an x-ray of the Injured member was taken. She Is reported to be getting along nicely. It's a Paramount Picture Willi Adolphe MVnjou and all star cast! TVn1JTn'"etu0, 1 a Wife ALSO FEATURE COMEDY 10c 15c SHE HAS Five Proposals Four Weddings Two Divorces Is Thrice a Crnss Widow Once a Sod Widow Once Remtrrled CONSTANCE TALMADGE I A First National Picture WORLD NEWS COMEDY 10c 25c THURS.I "THE MANICURE GIRL"