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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925. it M J, . 5' s t 1 AUGUST CLEARANCE Many Seasonable Items Now Reduced to Effect Clean-Up Immediately Japanese Parasols $1.19, 11.98 and J2 2S vuliH'S, rfilue-l In 89c, $1.36, $1.69 Women's Knickers T.-.( Klili ki rs of i xwllcnt quality and Til. Value Z?r tn $."l.7r now $2.75 to $3.39 Voiles Large assorimeiit of K''c Voiles, Klaxons and other rummer goods 25c a yd. Wash Dresses Pest HumniiT styles In broad cloth and liiin, etc., regular ly priced up to Now 1-3 Off W w II- 1 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 Beter Service Batter Merchandise ON A DOUBLE FOUL Sailor Jack Woods, transient i 1lhthavywnlKht wrestler, wan In the city today from Marsh field, j enroute to Cottage Grove, where he meets Ralph Hand tonight In a ' return bout. At Marshfleld last night Woods wan awarded the de rlKlon over Charles Davis of that cltv. on a foul. Angered bv Wood's trick of grabbing htm bv the shoul-. der and Jerking Mm far down-J ward on the mat with terrific force i nermlsslble under wrestling rules j Davis floored the Texun with a j clout to th Jaw. lienor Ins: the ref-, eree's warning not to repeat the j pet, Davis ma il another swing at i Woods about ten minutes later. Wood dodged the blow and the referee Immediately declared him the winner. This ended the, bout after a period of 40 minutes with- J out either man having gained a i rail. I ' At his first meeting with Hand i a week aeo. Woods lost the decls-! Inn for kicking Hand under the ehln after having won a fall. The j Texan was accompanied to Cottage i Grove today bv Charles Olonirh. t father of Rosebnr's boxing com mission, who will act as match maker for Woods for an Indefinite time. WhMe entour. Mr. Clough j will keen his eve oncn for pood i material for bouts In Rnsebur" dur-1 In the coming fall. Tie will of neceasltv resign f-om the cltv box-! Ing commission, but upon his re-J torn t this city pfter his tour j with Woods he will nrobahlv be seon In the role of the commis sion's matchmaker. The demand from local fans fnr boufi has not i I been lnree enough to iustfy snvl cards dnrlni? the hot weather, but j It l eneeted the a series of. I w. clean bills w'll he started the, .latter part of the year. j MALE QUARTETTE ; TO SING AT M. E. I CHURCH SATURDAY! . Tlioiie who are iilanniriK on htar Iiir thr concert at tlin Viral Mi-iho-ilint clmrih on Saturday evening, AubunI 1, are pximh-Hiik s ri mu sical triat. 'J'ho Clarion Four la a quartet tw maitn up of young men, ho mo tourltiK the I'acitlc roant r Klona IIiIm Kunimer HinKliiR be fore church audience. Hervire ctulm and ovit radio, ami their work haa hccii li;lily lunl.wl wherever Ihi'y hnvi- I n. Thi-y com from I.u Vtrn coIIckh, a Mrhool In outhfrn California, otr ali'U Ijy thfi Churrh of Urn llrflh ri'n. The naturo of the acU ctiona raiiKo from Hie old soulhern mc-lo-lltaH, to the nioitt liiHplriiiK aarml aonKH; from almple harmonlea to the hiKhel grade of claitMica. The inenibi'ra of the quartette are I'rbln N. Hartman, flrat tenor; llowanl K. Iturr. aeroud tenor, llaviy llrubaker, baritone; Wayne llohn, baHa. No admlftttlon charce la to be maile, but a allver otferliiK will be taken to help derray the rxpeiisas of the yfMiriK men. CHARGING THEFT OF MnnehtM. Prem nt Wlr-. KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Jnlv SI. W. B. Ivena. state prohlhltfon com mis" Inner, was exnerted to nrrlvn here by noon todnv to submit to arrest following a secret In dictment charging him with larceny whW-h was returned bv (he grand Jury early this wek. The head of the a'ate' pro hibition forcer Is rhereed with the theft of a revolver from Anton Onrrin during an tin sucoKufni lifinor mid here two wenks ago. when 7 evens wns here .n m ii fntnertion tr'n on codlflins In Klnmnth KPs. Oracla was InveHttgated bv flm prnud Inrv nn a charge of having concealed weapons In bis po--eKdnn, l-ot .the pfobera returned a not true bill. 5T HUGE fiUM TO PR USED TO REDUCE TAX f AMrv-iitl Pre On! Wlrf ) RWAMPSf'DTT. Mn.. July 31. A Hiirpltis r,f t r,70.r-fift.fion thtH fiscal y-:r to be used fo tax Tf 'duct Ion was promised to President f'oolidge (ndny bv Chnlriunn t-iict n ff the houne oppropital Ions committee. You Can't Fool Me 'A. . U It's You may blindfold her, but tdio knowa from the delightful rreain. daintily flavored, that It la none other than Mel O Maid Ice Cream, made by DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY Phone 340 Roieburg, Oregon Sold by All Leading Dealers, A warrant has been Issued for the arrest of J. C. Hart, charging him with auto thert. Hart Is thdimht to be at Long neach. Cali fornia, The first of the week he was in Rutherlin and wns negotiat ing with the Allen Hansen comnany for the purchase of a Ford sedan. He took the machine out for a trial. It Is alleged, and Is still try ing It. A telegram was received last nlgtit by the Allen Hansen cQmnany. from a firm In Ixng Peach, asking If Hart omld rive a clear title to the machine, and the officers believe that be Is endeav oring to sell It at l,ong peach. They pave wired h's description to th no) fee authorities of that cltv. and hope to saenre his arrest and the recovery of the automobile. E SEES EXHIBITION J 70. " 4p . A large crowd gathered at the RoseburK 1hI and (iun Club groumls yesterday evening to wit ness the shooting exhibition by lius Peret, of Yoncalta, well known marksman, shooting for the Peters Cartridge Company. Mr. Peret gave an excellent exhibition, shoot ing two different sh)t guns, a 30 30 rifle, a .32 rifle, two .3S revolv ers, and two .22 rifles. He broke flying targets drew pictures, shot chalk from between his wife's Hps. and broke targets which she held in her hands. The large crowd was apparently well pleased with the exhibition, which was a remarkable display of ability as a marksman, j ORG ANIZE TO SEEK FEDERAL AID FOR COLUMBIA PROJECT AT I. ABRAHAM'S "The Silk Core" DANCE AT LONG'S HALL Coles Valley SATURDAY NIGHT August 1 THE LIBERTY THEATER LAST TIME TODAY At Our Regular Prlcel SAMUEL SAX joresenis BLAC Only 10 and Is Cent! ' r x HUNDER. THE MARVEIDOG ALSO THE PACEMAKERS By H. C. Wilwcr Also The Vrbfool WVrklv to i PORTLAND. July 31. Plans for a concerted drive upon Wash ington. D. C. to obtain federal aid for the development of the t'elumbla basin Irrigation protect were outlined at the reorgani zation meeting of the trustees of the project league held today In the eh am her of commerce. Most Important of the steps 'nken was the appointment gf K. M. (ioodwln. former secretary of the Interior, as the Washington representative, of the league. He will give his entire time to the tusk of obtaining action from the department of the Interior and finm rongrc for the development of the project. The next Important step was the appointment of Ied A. Adams as set-re t a r y . He will h n e no assistants in his office This ac tion was deemed necessary for economy. Adums has recently held i he position as educational director. Officers for the nis-.i-lug ver were elected as follows: President. Harvey t.lndlcy. Venule vei-prestdent. W. L. Poi se. Portland: J W. Lancdon. Wal la Walls and Karl For man. Sand olnt. Idaho. Pre'idenr I.indlev appointed as an exe-nie committee Tv K. tiill, Spokane. J. .W. l.-.T-don, Wulla Walla; Samuel H. Hedges. Seattle, and J. W. Laird. Pot la lih, Idaho. i Special in Men's Oxfords Dilloop Toes Rubber Heels Light Tan or Black IWSMWRG IWOTKRli: IRVIN BRUNN ' Shoes That Satisfy and Ft Vour Feet Perhtna BIrfg., Roeeburg FLU8HER IS HERE j The m w city flusher arrived this i rnurnlng and was put In Immediate ue. The apparatus consists of a motor truck, upon which is mount ed a large water tank, together with a centrifugal pump, which drive the water out through spray nozzles under heavy pressure. This -yiiiem does away with the sweep er method, and prevents damage from dust, and Is recognized as one j of the most sanitary methods of) tr et ch-aning. , j Easy Falling to economy. A short ! thrift I n ails the .chiKulfi-U ads. MAY SELL SCRAPPED BOATS TO FORD, SAYS WASHINGTON. July II. The shipping board was advised today by Attorney-tJeneral Hargent that it bad authority to cl 2t)0 ves sels for scrunplng to Henry Ford as recommended by President Pal mer of the fleet corporation. RALKM. Ore.. Julv 31 Wil liam 8. Levens, state prohibi tion commissioner, left volun tarily last night for Klamath Falls where he wns Indicted bv the grand lury yesterday on a charge of larceny of a revol- ver. Tevens said that he be- lleyt d his endorsement of R. e L. Flllolr for the annolnf- ment as district attorney In1 Klamnth county had Incensed a faction opposed to Flllott and mav have Inspired the In- dlctment. Also a statement e made by him that Klamath e Falls was the worst town In the stae for violations of the e prohibition law. he believes, e mav have had something to do e with It. OOH! OOH! Another Big DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT RAINBOW GARDENS t nVw TODAY t ! I FOH SAI.K Reirl!tered Hampshire ' burks. Phone iFZV. I ; WANTKIV To bnv a rood milch i row. Phone 44-F12. 1 FOR SAI.K Oak library table and pras ruK. Call at 637 South , Main. WANTED A few dozen white Lee horn pullets. Phone 2F31. J. R. ' Wilson, Roneburx. No IS. tier I'lilte In the World to Tanee Musle by- that Now Kanioila (lung DEEDLE'S Swanee Six Keen Rythym Whlppera JITNEY! 1 KIMKMtfI&r DANCE 0LALLA HALL . SATURDAY NITE August '1st. DANCE There will he a mem bers' dance at the Mel rose Country Club Saturday Nile August 1st Bring a Friend HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per GAllon m iJcnn-(.crmen to. r j DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST SpeciuMst In the fitlinp of (i lasses lltf Jackson St. Dr, Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. S24 Perkins Did?. Phone 6H4 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Btdg. Roseburg, Oca Phone 86. FOR RKNT S-room modern house, unfurnished, on west side, 18. Phone &6S-R. GIRL" WA??TRWORK In-home or restaurant. Address Mrs. Mc Donald. 246 S. Parrott St. FOR RlTNT Funirsned , 4 -room apt., upstairs. 414 North Jack son St., or phone 606. FOR ItKNT 5-room r furnished apartment and unfurnished house Apply 874 Hoover St. FORSALE PuTe"bred andregliT tered (ierman Police dog pups. M. A. Ketten.216Court street. I WAXTKIMantodrlveKatbaKe wagon. Wages $10 per week and board, room and washing'. J. W. Draper. ! FOR S A LE RrOMllilaVtflT" V by, medium Butner and late But ner, 12 per thousand. Walter Leach, Pixonvllle, Ore. 1 WANTRDPosltion as cook of j housekeeper on ranch where 16 ' year-old boy can have employ ! ment too. W. R., News-Review. ; FOR "RENT Modern 5-room house; j centrally located; down town; splendid place to rent rooms: un furnished Corner property. Price $25.00. Lawrence Agency, 125 ! Cass Street. Phone 219. ! NOW.'N R." MAN You wanted """it j Here It is. 40 acres, partly under ' cultivation; excellent good land; some timber; small house; barn; garaije and other improvements: spring water piped in house; 3 miles from pavement and town: ! everything goes for $1400. half : cash. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. P E R H APSTHE'GREATEST RANCH In Douglas County for the price; 250 acres In tract; 100 acres excellent river bottom land: 125 acres of excellent bench land: all under cultiva tion: 25 acres timber land; S. P. railroad and paved highway pass j thru place;, one mile from city; I one of the best country homes In ! lHuglas county; two fire places; excellent water supply; two big stock barns: all other necessary ! buildings: this place is to be sold at just half Its real value. Price. $l5,oi to. Takes half cash, j Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. SPEAKING OF SNAPS Hero Is your chance. Owner going out of business in a hurry haa offered the follow ing outfit for $75 cash. 3"0 thoroughbred Parred Rock chickens. 70 of which are full grown capons: 100 pullets ready to lav; one thoroughbred Jersey cow 5 years old. giving 21 gallons mllk.( testa 6: 51 white Pekin ducks, full grown; 11 guineas; new cream separator; 3 incuba tors; capacity fif0 eggs, in per fect condition: one spring wag on; a bunch of furniture; some iron barrels; a lot of tools of all kinds; 1 cultivator; 9 dozen fruit jars; good phonograph with 25 records; new $10 pet of capon tools and two full months rent on the suburban house where he lives. Everything goes for three hundred and seventy five dol lars cash. Now it's your move. Put move quick! Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 21!. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic and Klectro-Tberaphy 417 Perkins Bide Phone 41 rrviu-iriM " B 1111"" Tonite and Saturday AUCTIONEER Don't tercet Hint I handle ialt' In city or country. M. C. Rachibaugh 030 N. Pine St. 1 WE KNOW A MAN ho doesn't have to worry about automobile insurance. His car horned up and he didn't have enough money to Hmv a new one. We will write you the cover age you need on your car Kire, theft. culHumn, ll.ihitity nnd proper? v damage irsur ance, n p.iys t lie Insured. G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Casa t. Phone 417 U ON YOUR VACATION Insure Your Bacgage If It Is lost, rtoten or damaged, our company protects you. The rate la tow, the coverage broad. Insurance le Our Builnest HtSOIIC 11381 KKillK. in JACK LONDON'S most famous novel of adven ture ie now a colorful, super thrilling picture'- COMEDY 10c 25c Values Unusual for Saturday SALE OF DRESSES Values to $25.09 $8.95 Prints, Stripes and Solid Colors Canton Crepe, Lustrous Silks, Flat Crepe Here Are Bargains Impossible to Duplicate TWEED KNICKER SUITS SATURDAY SPECIAL Values to $18.00 $7.95 Here is a most exceptional opportunity (or the woman who is preparing a vacation outfit. Camping, fishing or hiking, its a Bargain by itself. Ladies Hiking Boots A real offering of High Grade Outing Shoes in Chocolate Brown and Smoked Elk leather. Regular , Price $9.00 and SI 1.75 $7.75 - Here is your chance for a new pair. Bellows Store Co. ;l he Store or Values , H SPEAKERS PROCURED John Alexander of Glide was In Roseburg today to attend a meet ing of the committee of the Chamber of Commerce which Is making arrangements for the home and land products show to be held on September 24, 25 and 2i. The Glide community fair is to be held on September 23, and Mr. Alex ander has received acceptances from Governor Walter M. Pierce, State Market Agent C. E. Spence, and C. J. Hurd. of the .extension department of the Oregon Agri cultural College, to be present and speak at the program. HOT AT PENDLETON. (AMnrUtM Ptpm IMmhI tVlrr.t PENHLKTON. Ore., July 31. The thermometer man to 101 at 1:30 todev. the highest for tw-o weeks. With a fa'ling barometer, storms were predicted by the lo cal government weather observer. KLAN SENDS WREATH. fAwnrUtrH imm Lrcwl Wir. WASHINGTON". July 31. Among the floral tribute sent to he church where the body of Wil liam Jennings Pry an lay In state today, was one In the form of a cross, bearing a card nn which as written: "Ku KIux Klan, Rea m of unto." j The piece was about five feet high and was composed of red roses. It was placed near the pul-nlf. 10 NEW FIRES IN CASCADES: ONE CAMPER IS ARRESTED EITGFNE. Ore.. July 31. Ten fortst fires have been reported In the Cascade forest within the past ten days, according to the report issued today by Ntison F. Mac Huff, supervisor. Four of the fires were started by lightning and six were man caused. Alfred Sorensn, employe of the bureau of public roads, will be ar rested cn charges of leaving his camp fire burning, according to a comp'alnt sworn out today. The fire was left In the Cascade Na tional Forest bounds. lAtx Example (be Business .Men: Tonite and Saturday M.RU1H.NILLER and:abriUiafti.cas& mm iftL.jr lir" .. Vft 10c M&m 25c ' AKSnkf -:r ANTLERS i s : Sunday: "Tracked Thru the Snow Country."