: EIGHT
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Showing
The Mitchell Dress
for Fall 1925
r
Initial assortment developed in Charmeen and
denoting the newest Paris trend.
Copies of models from "Gaston," "Madeleine &
Madeline," "Jenny" and "Berthe."
The Mitchell Dress is of strictly French origin, and
every woman will want to see them.
ALL SUMMER DRESSES AT A BARGAIN
Bellows Store Co.
FUGITIVE CONVICTS STILL
noun ted thU afternoon by John
C'a.-fon. dlatrk-t attorney, and
: Lloyd Hltcdon. eorontr, who will
'conduct the probe
j Should the tfndinK of the co
roner's jury JuHttfy mn-h action a
! grand jury inveDtiffttlon of thej
lullair will follow, it la Intimated. t
HMBLE TB FIND THEIR UIB
McCormlck IhhtUik Primrose (J
rram separator ur gttliiK mort j
in Ui-manil cvi-ry day. They turn i
asy and ttklm close. S one at I
Wharton Lb oh.
UNION PACIFIC TO I
i USE AUTO BUSJO j
DISPLACE TRAINS
fA-nct.tH PrrM 1wh Wire.)
- WALLA WALLA. Waah., Auk j
14. Two of the four trains now '
operating between Walla Walla
and I'endleton on the I'nton l'a
eiflc railway will, on AiikuhI HO, ,
be replaced by a Iuikh automo- j
bile bun, according to announce- .
ment made here today by W. .1.
Leonard, district frciKht and
pane nger agent. '
This will be the first rime that
railroad will have entered Into
direct competition with the mo
tor buffen on the highways of
tliia district.
OLYMPIA, U'axh., An?. II. . !
The vatate department of piil.Mc
works today huttied un crn-r ill- ;
recti wt that a certlftca'H fur fur- !
niRhlnfC motor vehicle intenttato .
passenger acrvlce nnlv bctwe.'n '
Pendleton.' Ore., and Walla Wutln,
Wash., lie insued the Oregon- i
Washington It all road and Nnvl- t
cation company of Pnrllnnd. The j
company already furnlhea pan-:
acnger service between thee two j
points be ateam railway, accord- .
Ing to Its application for a motor ;
vehicle service frunchlao. j
STORM PASSES OVER.
The storm which was ex
m'Cled yentenlay evening.
when the bariimctor took a
auddcn drop, and the ky b-
came ovrcant. passed by Hone
burg without dropping a ay of
Its moisture. A iiKbt sprinkle
was fi'lt - In Oiiklund, and
polntft north of that place ex-
prienced rain In varying
V quautitieH. In some districts
Die forests received a good
drenching, which aided greatly
In the forettt fire situation. Ob-
server Norman of the local
weather bureau station, report-
I'd the barometer hlfch toriny,
indicating that the storm has
passed over and that good
weather Is apt to prevail.
HLASII It! ItM It KIM:i
' J. H. Adamn of Myrtle Creek
wna fined today In the .litMlce
court at Mvrtle Creek for burn
ing a slash in i; without a permit.
The arrest was made by M. K.
Slack, inspector, who Irf working
with the Douglas County .Klre
Patrol this season. Judge Mar
tin uKHCHsed a fine of $25 and
costs.
0
American fence has given good
service In this locality for twenty
five years. The new sine Instituted
American fence haa Ml per cent
more galvanizing than the old,
which Insures even longer service,
Wharton Hros . mnt.
ZICLER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
For Your
Camp Equipment
Fishing Tackle
Guns and Ammunition
Phone 25
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
W PPPe e
Distinctive Electric Fixtures
Several new models In Satin tlnld with Polychrome, both rosette
ball lamps ami ranille fixtures. Willi brackets to match both X
new dealftna are In slock.
The tourh of polychrome color adds really In their nppenranre. T
Ivory, koIiI. blue anil polychrome llninlnir chandllcrs are also In I
loik. Hie Diem at 401 V. Case or Clill 611.
ARTHUR H. CROWELL
Agent Wt itinghouM Maida Lamps.
(Continued from page 1.)
asked are how the convicts were
able to make daggers from files?
how they secreted the pieces of
ron" that they sp'iod together to
let them down from the roof?
why they were able to step out of
the line marching to the dining
room? and how they were able to
get to the roof and cut a hole In It?
Knives made from files are often
found hidden away in the prison
under all wardens. That Is his
tory. And as for knives and ropes,
It Is recalled that Harry T.racy
and David Merrill had rifles hid
den (n the prison.
Once before the roof was reach
ed In the same way by the same
n who got away Wednesday.
This was when Jones, Kelly and
others cut through the roof by
r;ttn In the fourth cell tier during
the Johnson Smith regime. They
were cauvht, however, before they
g:t out of the yard.
Farm House Visited.
RALEM". Ore., Aug. 14. Those
In charge of the man hunt for Tom
Murray, Kllsworth Kelly and
.lames WIPos, escaped convicts.
this morning said that theye were
reassured that the fugitives are
still In the Prat u m neighborhood
by the report telephoned to the
prison that the Mcllhenv farm
house. 7 miles south of Hilverton.
was pillaged during the night.
Mrs. MWtheny reported that late
In the night she and her husband
heard someone enter the house.
She Java that they lay still In bed,
and that the prowlers wandered
over almost the entire house for
nearly half an hour, but did not
enter the bedroam. Nothing was
taken, perhaps, a little food the
woman said.
Mrs. Mcllheny said she could
not tell how many men were in the
house, but that they made a lot of
noises and apparently did not care
whether anyone heard them or
not.
Waiting for a time after the men
left the farm house, Ilyron McKI
heny notified the warden's office
at the penitentiary and guards
went to the place to investigate.
About ha f an hour later. Oregon
nntlonal guardsmen In the posse
from Hilverton saw the flash of a
light for an Instant moving down
Heaver Creek canyon, one-half mile
from Wllliird. as If some one had
lighted a match. They could tell
there was at hast one man, and
probably two.
The guardsmen opened fire with
their rlfes, but the suspects es
caped. The various posses this
morning were closely guarding an
nn-a of country the boundary of
which covers about twenty miles
and takes In WHIanl, Sublimity
(11 mlbs south of Kilverton) Shaw
thence back to Wlllnrd.
Jones' Body to Grants Pass.
SALKM, Op'.. Aug. 14. The bo
dy of V)regou Jones will be shipped
from here to Crania Pass tonight.
Hurlul wi I take place In the family
plot at Cntnile Hilt cemetery. Just
south of (.rants Pass. whre a
WE KNOW A MAN
who doesn't have to worry
about automobile Insurance.
His car burned up and he
didn't have enough money to
buv a new one.
We will write you the cnvr
ace yon need on your car
Klre, theft, collision, liability
and property damage insur
ance. It pays to be Insured.
G. W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Caaa St. Phone 417
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Classes
1 16 Jackson St
THE LIBERTY THEATER
BIG NEW PICTURE
At Our Regular Prices.
Only 10 and 1ft CenU
TODAY AND TOMORROW
EVELYN BRENT
IN
"LADY
ROBINHOOD"
Yon limlint.lv have e n the iiia-rnllne Hnblnhoo.1." i
enacted by IxhikImm Knhbank nonie time ano.
Now rome a "Laily liohliihoiHi." mi vlvlil, no iil-liireqn
anil an darlna a ihainrler lliat klie tnnki-ii the ureal hero of
Sherwooil ForeM hn.k like a feeble brother.
What a alrl! What a rlil.r! What a f.arlesa little firebrand
In her devotion to the ratine of the iMmr.
ALSO: THE FEATURE COMEDY
ALSO: THE WEBFOOT WEEKLY
Sunday: "Love'i Bargain"
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
824 Perkins Bids. Phone 654
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parklna Bldg. Roeoburg, Or
Phono 86.
! (tranilfather and grandmother lie
. burled.
' Trio May Have Separated. !
I 8AI.EM. Ore.. Auk. J4 Al
, thoiiKh some of the poase leader '
who are huntinir for Kelly. Wliloa
'and Murray, the incnpiU convleta. !
aoout the k'ea that there la any- i
thing of Iniportanee In the burglary
of the It. f McKlheny home bo-!
ween I'ratum and Sublimity lat
night, there are others who be-i
'lleve thin la significant. I
It Is certain that the house was
entered between 11 o'clock anil j
midnight, for the movements of!
(the man or men were distinctly!
Iheard by Mr. and Mrs. McKlheny
I who remained quietly In bed. Two i
ipleces of cake that wore on a plate i
were missing. Koine of the trail
ers scout the idea that anyone at
i all was in the house becausn i
cooked pork roast was li ft, and
they say this was the very thlnj,
Ihe fugitives would luke.
Mrs. McKlheny, a young woman, I
Is not or the excitable sort and Is j
positive the house was entered. Mr.
McKlheny, who has been at work i
I Willi a threshing crew, was thrown
I Into a nervous stale tv the Incl-i
dent and Is today In bed. The In
Indent has given rise to the theory '
that the three fugitives have aep- i
larated and that one of them was In ;
I the McKlheny house, for It is not
a ii mi ru i iniesnu by tramps or
other wanderers.
One shot at least has been fired !
during the hunt. This was by na-
tional guardsmen near the John ;
jSina 1 home two mlloa west of the '
I McKlheny home where a man sus. !
petted to be one of the cenvicta
'was seen yesterday.
Jim SUrrett Gets Thrill. ' i
The, only other thrill wns early
I today when several men Including ;
J. V Rtarrett. stale parole officer, 1
saw two bareheaded men In shirt j
sleeves ninnlng mad y across a
fiel l. They stepped on the gas and !
hastened toward them, when top-I
tilng a rise they discovered a
threshing machine. The men were :
two harvest hands running to
breakfast.
I Mr. and Mrs. Hov Kind and their
dauiihter In the Union hill neigh
borhood claim Ihev saw a man In
short sleeves running across a
field. They think his movements
.were suiplrlous.
I A trip from Salem to Pratum and
eastwatd ti Sublimity, then down
to Aumsvflle revca'cd only on'1
Iiosse In that section today. This
was a posse between Sublimity nnd
lMatum which wns returning from
Silver creek district and which had
little to report. It was a dis
couraged posse, however. that
' scoured all the tips that havo so
fur become current.
"hlvlne siilve nnd a brass band,
that's the State of Oregon," said
one of them.
; From the Pratum and Sublimity
i neighborhoods the hunters are ap
Iparently winking northward, and
most of the telephone calls being
received at the stale prison are
from Sllverton or other places
easily reached from thfre.
1 There Is some tend'-nry to be
lieve the convicts doubled back to
the west after they b'ft Pratum
nnd that thty are nenrer Salem
than any oiler town of import
ance. To Pi-o!n For Itltime.
SAI.K.M. Aug. 14. A complete
nnd searching Investigation of the
cnuse and responsibility for the
prlvon hrcHk and killings at the
pi-nitentlut v here Wednesday
evening will op"n this evening be
fore a coroner's Jury, it ai an-
DANCING
SATURDAY NIGHT
Kainbow Gardens
At Winchester
'It's Wonderful There
In the ooen air
The Music by
DEEDI.FS SWAXEE HOYS
Better Than Ever
JITNEY
Eiso
ran
Old Time Dance
GLIDE
SATURDAY NICIIT
August 15
Everybody Welcome
GOOD MUSIC
mnRia
t NtW TODAY t
FOR SALE Broccoli plants 2.00
per thousand. Phone 17.VK.
WANTKU Woman to do house
work. 210 Norih Hose St.
WANTKI) Waitress at envern
merit road camp. Phone 3fiF3.
B I G D A N C B !
o
Idleyld Park, Saturday Nite, Aug. 15 jj
Featuring ARLEIGH HERRON'S
I "Hollywood Five" Orchestra j
AND EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
JOE DeBERNARDI. Manager
KOU RALK Oak ami laurel utove
and bltx-k wood. I'hone 3'PJ2. J.
J. Kesttr.
WANTEISouniirtrue work horse
weighing 135U lba. J'hone t.ood
bourn. 4sF4.
FOK ItKNT 2 m-w2 room'furnif li
ed hour!.-, $9 month. J. Iturr,
Miller's Addition.
FOR RKNT 4-rocrn hnne closn In.
Inquire A. J. Carnmii, -lift S. i'lne
street. Vhont lufi-L. s
A'.OOr 'IIUYA rusinracl'or "in
firi't cIhsh condition. C. A. Lock
wood Motor Co.
lli:iP WANTKI"- Ftitc'lurtioK
bueker. Apply to or write Huron
r'ir Lumber Co., Wilbur, Ore.
FOR SAI.K TVhIkh "22" commer
cial truck. Oood h1ih(h, Kood,rub4
ber, terms. I'hone 42 J.
FOR RALK Old "oak Htove "aiTd
block wood, nlso fir block wood.
1. J. ,ofr, Sulherlln. Ore.
I'T)irSAI.E rureTlm-d and rois
tered Oerman police doc pupa.
M. A. Keiu-n, 216 Court Street.
FOR" SALE Mint sell at one,
household good.- for 4-room
house. Prices rifiht. 404 W.
V A NT F.I) F( ) RCA S 1 1 ITl Fmwlel
Ford cars roadsiern, coupes or
tourlnifH.
M AT II K W'S M ( )Tt IIIXC 1 1 A SC. E
Ily the City Hall. ;
f()l ItL.N'T Two fitock runcheH;
1;0 acres each; one stocked anil
'O.'l'pP'-d. Full Infoin.ntion, LAW-,
KKXCK AtiKNC V, 125 Cass St.
Phone 2i:.
FOR ItENTOne acre wilh5-room
house. City water and eh-c. j
linhta. Ilarn. On Pacific hif;hwav j
close to town. per mo. G. W. j
Young & Son. Phone 417.
ST )L KN From Ant v rs " t hea te
Tuesday evening, a Yale bicycle,
red frame, black mudguards; one
balloon tire. $5 reward. I'hone1
311611.
Ff R S aT.k OH TRTl7K!Ts
Ihiick six readster, In ood shape
for Chevrolet roadster or deliv
ery, lj:t or lattr. W. 3. Ilowm.
Oakland, Ore.
FOR SALK 3 rooming bousesTand
all k!nds of houses and farms. 3
farms for rent. Itemembur, 1
Ive bargains. I can match nny
trade. C. Merrill. Hdl Mill St.
FOR SAI.K -TntkfTo7jrP how
cases, two t arment frames, four
display tables, metal window fix
tures, one parnrutt rack. The
Marksbury Co.
I
TONITE AN3 SATURDAY
PETE
MORRISON
nnd '
'Lightning" the wander horse
In
"Cowboy
Grit"
FOR SALE A baby carriage In I
good condition, reasonable. 354-R. I
FOR' SALE -22 inch threshlFKriia- ;
chine In fine running order and'
does good work; runs with Ford
Bon tractor. IMrt cheap. E. A. :
Kruse, Roseburg, Ore. ,
ALFALFA, itraiiihay; Tlinolhy,
oats, barley and wheat .guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment. 1
Prices upon application. Itich.rd !
Nyman, Walla Walla, Washing-1
ton.
MOKTUAOR LOANS Loans on '
residence and busltiesa property.
No commlHsions. Investigate our:
amortized plan before placing
your loan. Vmpqua Savings and ;
Loan Association. j
HEA L O I PO HTHNITY FOR A
HANCHKR SO acres in tract: !
fenced and cross fenced wMn
woven wire; 35 acres extra good j
hind umhr cultivation; balance
Umber and pasture; fine coun 1
try home with fifty feet of screen
ed in porches: everything clean
and neat; house practically all
furnished; big stock barn; full of
bay; 6 acres corn, beets, beans'
and garden truclj; bog' house;
machine shed; silo; woodshed;
year's supply wood cut; family or.
chard; good wells; the best
matched team In Douglas coun-1
ty; harness, wagon, tools and 1m-1
piements; one extra fine Jersey'
cow; 0 chickens; big commer
cial poultry house; on main road
mar school; owner must sell at
once; will make great sacrifice in
price. Small payment. Full In
formation, LAWRENCE AG EN-,
CY, Cass street. Phone 219. i
TODAY'S BASEBALL
National League.
At New York: (First Game.)
n. h. n.
Hrocklyn 2 11 0
New York 3 12 0
Ilulterlis: Osborne nnd Taylor;
.Scott and Snyder.
For the Party, or Company Coming
Unexpectedly
Mel-O-Maid solves the problem Everyone likes
this Ice Cream, because its good, pure and whole
some. At all leading dealers.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
CREAMERY
Phone 340
Sold by All Leading Dealers.
Roseburg, Oregon
At Plttsburs P.. H. E.
Cincinnati .. 6 12 . 2
I'itlslmiK II 1 1
Uatterles: I.iniue. May. Hiemiller,
P.t-nton. llrady and Harsrave, Krue
Kcr; Meadows and Gooch.
Quick turnover. Advertise. A
classified ad today brings sales tomorrow.
1925 FORD ROADSTER
r, !
Hats off! To' tne News-Review i This car Just like new. Only
news-Kevtew classified ads as dl- silently used. The price is
At New York
(Second Game) R. H. E.
Rrooklvn ? (I
New York 5 11 1
A. p.rown and Deberry; Bentley,
Conn and Hartley.
rect leads to thrift and abort outs 1
to success. I
I
Folks used td wait tor their ship i
to come In. Today they read the ;
'Ight. See it today. Terms.
MATHEWS MUTOK-X-
CHANG K
lly the City Hall
At St. Txiuls: R. II. E.
fhirnito 7 9 2
I St. Louis 4 3
. Itatterles: Alexander and Gon
zales: .Malls, likkermun and O'-Farrell.
II
IR A Western Thriller. I
I Comedy S
I 10c 15c I
snBiinaKaKgEa
Arrferican League.
At Iloston R. H. E.
Philaclpiphla 6 12 2
Ilo-ton 3 9 2
Ilntteries: Gniv and Cochrane:
Wlnefield, Zahnhlzer, Fuhr and
Wscroff.
At Cleveland: R. II. E.
News-Review classified ads. j
St. l,ouI 10 IB 2
Cleveland 7 12 3
Ratterles: VVInttard. Dan forth
nnd Harsrave; Smith, Cole, Speece
and Sewell.
At WashliiKton: R. II. E.
New York 0 8 1
Washington 2 7 0
Uatterles: Jones and Bengouah:
Reuther and Severld.
Yesterday's Scores.
! Portland-Oakland. no game;
rain.
Seattle-Vernon, no game; wet
' grounds.
; Los Angeles 4; Sacramento 5.
, (12 innings.)
San Inncisco 2: Salt Tjike 4.
WHOSE FAULT?
You may tr.ke every precaution
i against fire. Hut what about
! Hie other fellow your next door
' neighbor at home or nt busi
ness. Ills carelessness may
mean your loss.
Let us protect you from his
hortcomlngs.
MASOaie UDC.
' rosceiiRC. ope
TONITC AND SATURDAY
mA racing romance
runnint iitd ami neck .
willi tremendous Ihriusj
j Dr. Harrison Folk
J Chiropractor
Klectronlo and Electro-Theraphr
41T Perkins Bid. Phone 41
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gcrrftscn Co.
DANCE
olaLla
II ALL
SATURDAY NITE
August 15
AUCTIONEER
IHm't riiiset that I handlo
sales In city or country.
M. C RadabitugR
M0 N. Pins St
ra3PSfesS!coinedy
yffyin we . 2Bc-
Milium yox ftcuitt i
GOLD 1
HEELS
Story of the Xacetrac
Hascd w "CHECKERS"
DYKE7WMcfcj
News
Sunday Monday Tuesday
2000 Indians 2000 Frontiersmen
2000 U. S. Cavelry
When white man clashes with red man
on the wild frontier" to mould a nation,
Flaming drama and one flaming love.
r - - j?mw '.. i " - i liv.. i l I m r sr s. ,
i-sBtsM lit IT i Ml 11 W n i:t.s ruj s I
THE EPIC OF EPICS!
Thousands of Indliinn. wild horses,
frontiersmen, cavalrymen,
with
ROBERT FRAZER ,
AND CLARA BOW
Presented by Frank J. Carroll
ioc ANTLERS so,