Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 28, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. AUGUST 28, 1925. THREE REMEMBER THE TIME AND PLACE! TIIBV Great Sale of Men's uits and Overcoats Positively the Greatest Opportunity of a Decade to Save Real Money on High Grade Clothing COME EARLY As there is always a choice and at the prices we are quoting for this occasion they will fine ready sale. : SALE STARTS AT- attirday! LOCAL NEWS In Ysstsrdly Ernest Neal returned to hit bom In Yonc4lU yesterday evening after visiting in this city during tbe day. Visitor In Town Mrs. Harry Smith, of Winston, spent yesterday afternoon In Rose burg visiting with friends and shopping. From Tlllar J. D. Loffer returned to his home at Tiller yesterday evening after attending to business affairs here for a short time. Mr. Shrum In S. J. Shrum motored from Ollde yesterday and spent a few hours here trading and looking after business affairs. From Yoncalla Ralph Cockeram was among thoae from Yoncalla to spend yesterday in Roseburg visiting with friends and on business. Hers From Eugene W. P. Gray, Eugene business man. arrived here yesterday to spend a short time looking after log to business matters. From Milo Among those from the rural dis tricts to motor here yesterday and spend a short time on business was Amos Buker of Milo. i From Happy Valley Among those from the rural dis tricts to motor here yesterday and transact business 'was T. N. Hum phries, of Happy Valley. mm. ' BALKS EFFORTS OF GREASED JAPANESE DOVER, Aug. 28. Sntsu Nishi mum, Jiipunt'Sf, abandoned li in at- t'-nipt to swim tho Knclish channel t today after being in the water only ! two hours and five minutes. Nishl mura, said to be the champion Ions dixtani-'j swimmer of Japan, has at tracted attention by the unusual diet he has followed In training for j his attempt to swim the Ens I tab, j channel. He ate only vegetables i and eggs, Instead of the usual I heavy health producing foods fav-! ored by most channel swimmers, j The weather was fair but a , smart breeze was kicking up a sea i way. I The swimmer wore a costume J enveloping him to the ankles and this was coverej with a thick coat-' ins of grease. j Oertrude Ederle, unsuccessful In her first attempt to swim the Eng lish channel, has fixed September 3 as the limit of her stay here waiting for fair weather and fav orable tides for another attempt. She hop-'S to get away next Mon day or Tuesday, but the continued roughness of the sea Is discourag ing. Ulllan Harrison, Argentine star, has decided to wait until Septem ber 15, feeling sure she will have an opportunity by that date. J LOCAL NEWS J E. R. Kenny Home E. It. Kenny, of the Douglaa Creditors Association, 1h back from a 4-day business trip to Coot Bay. How long should a wife live? BAD THROAT KEEPS DELANEY FROM BERLENBACH BOUT TlOI'l.or.NE, Prance. Ane. 2 NEW YORK, Aug. 2. Word was received here today that Jack Ie laney of Bridgeport, Conn., will be unable to box Paul Berlenbach of New York, September 11 for the light heavyweight championship of the world because of thmut troubi Efforts are being made to match Mike VeTlgue, former Utte h jliler, to meet his conqueror on that date. iH'laney's Illness will prevent him form boxing for at least three months, according to reports. Mc Tigue is at Saratoga Springs, N. Y., and ilerlenbach is at South Ampton. In Yesterday F. L. Pollard returned to his home at Tiller yesterday evening after spending several hours herej visiting and on business. From Power- Among those from out of town points to spend yesterday here on business and visiting was P. Mc Remott, of Powers. Here From Tiller T. Erleback arrived here yester day from Tiller to spend a day or so visiting with friends and attend ing to busintss matters. From Winston Among those from Winston to motor here yestenlay and spend the day attending to business af fairs was II. H. Landers. From Melrose Miss Knitna Galla and Miss Amp-' lia Galla returned to their homo at Melrose yesterday evening after spending the day here visiting and shopping. j Riddle Men In City George Fisher and W. R. Wink ler, of Riddle, were among the business visitors from that place In Roseburg today. Here to Adjust Losses O. W. Davidson of Seely and company, a Portland Insurance com pany, sient yesterday in Roseburg on business. Mr. Davidson was here to adjust losses on the car belonging to A. T. Lawrence, which recently sustained damages in a wreck near here. Omipliilnt Filed G. It. Tillering has filed com plaint with the Douglas county trafric officer against Jim IIou ser, foreman of the Middle Fork Boom Co. Thiering alleges that II miner crashed Into tho Thiering cur on .the road to Roseburg on r.unday. smashing It badly. Mrs. Thiering who was being brought home from the Belknap Bprings, where she has received treatment suffered from shock but luckily was not Injured. Thlering's car which was considerably damaged was In'ured. Coos Bay Times. In' Yesterday Mr. Moshler, Glendale hotelman, spent several hours in thla city yesterday attending to business affalra and visiting friends. , From Glide Among those from out of town points to look after buslnesa mat ' tera here a few hours yesterday j was Lester Blakely, of Glide. ! To Visit at Ollde I Mr. and Mrs. Ursls McLaughlin, of this city, left yesterday for Glide, where they will spend sev eral daya visiting relatives. Looking Glass Man Visitor L. Olllvant motored from his ranch at Looking Glass yestenlay and Bpent several hours trading and transacting buslnesa here. From Suthsrlln A. J. Lllllsberg returned to bis home at Sutherlln yesterday after noon after attending to business matters here for a abort time. From Dear Creek Among those from the rural dis tricts to spend a few hours here yesterday shopping and visiting with friends waa. Mrs. Wm. Curtis, of Deer Creek. . Coopers Visit Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Cooper re turned to their borne at Oakland yesterday evening after visiting and transacting business here dur ing the day. ' . Business Visitor A. F. Hoffman returned to his home at Happy Valley yesterday afternoon after spending a few hours here looking after business affairs. Visitor In Town Mrs. V. Emery of Melrose, spent several hours In Roseburg yester day shopping and visiting with friends. She returned home yes tenlay afternoon. 5 5 Broiled, baked, fried or stewed you'll f 0 find in every style there V a tang of deli- j tt cious flavor when you use these choice 4 i j w4 quality meats. ' Saturday Specials J 0 Pot Roast, No. I Steer Beef, lb 12c t From Wilbur Among tho.te to spend yesterday 4n Roseburg visiting with friends and shopping was Mrs. A. Grubbe, of Wilbur. SpemlM Uny llr It. E. McClellan, territory man ager of Sherman Clay and Com pany, of Portland, spent yester day in this city looking after business matters. Mies Cook Here Miss C. A. Cook, of the Designer Publishing company, arrived here yesterday from San Francisco, and will be at the J. C. Penney store for several days, receiving subscriptions. Pall tiimMinl Floyd bunt van, local electrician, who wa recently arrested and taken to Coos County on a sta tuatory chnrge, has been released upon $ fiOO hall. He will have a preliminary hearing soon. It Is stated, the accusing witnetts. now being ill at the Wesley Hospital. j Boiling Beef, lb 10c $ 4 Swift Premium Hams, half or 4 4 whole, lb 37c 4 North Side Market. w. r- nt TDA 5 Enroute to 8slen Mr. and Mrs. Glen Seely. of Sa- em. spent a few hours here yes terday. They are enroute home af ter spending the week at Marsh field atten.llng ihe state federation of labor. Mr. Reely is with the power company at Ralem. 3 Boyer Bro3. r. VI"Hlng At JiifM Home Mr. and Mm. I'. E. Kennedy, of Th nver. Colornrlo. are visiting at the I M. Jndd home in this cfty. They have leen on a tour of the Canadian Itnrkles and will go over the Pacific cost route rt 'inn a on war home. .Mrs. Kenneay hone siOU f I. a sister of Mr. Jndd. They are P! also visiting with s.r. and Mrs. ftjA. G. MtMillln, of this city. I Is the time to get your DESIGNER 90c for ONE YEAR'S Subscription Regular price is $1.50. aTimvmw La ney BiMumnxr sruuxj Return From Coast Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lovelace and family, who have been spending several days at the coast enjoying a vacation, have returned to their home at Dlionvllle. Hera Thursdsv M. F. Mlddleburg waa among those from tbe rural districts to motor here yesterday and transact business for a short time. He is from Round Prairie. From Dlsonvllle Mr. and Mrs. H. Koger returned to their home at Dlionvllle yester day afternoon after visiting with friends and transacting business here during the day. , Looking For Ranch W. L. Pool, wife and two child ren of El Centra, Calif., are In Roseburg with the Intention of lo cating here permanently. Tbey are looking for a suitable small ranch. XL it (cents mm iWatermelons, Cantaloupes or Muskmelons all at the lowest price of the season. Fancy stock from the best 5&Yr gardens at Dillard. ' SHOP EARLY UNUSUAL BARGAINS UNTIL NOON SATURDAY 41c White King large Limit 6 Toilet Tiwue, 1000 sheets, 3 for . 17c Large Juicy Lemons, Q C p dozen ZJb Limit 1 0 dozen 5 lb. Sugar, "while they hut" 29c CUBAN CIGARS IN FOIL 6 for 25c; Box of 50, $2.00 Chesterfield, CI 10 Camels and Lucky Strike, M QL carton .. .'. 0 1 1 1 J carton 0 1 L J Horseshoe and Star, 7 Q O Prince Albert, f) C n 1 lb I 0b 2 for .. .... IJll Full Line Vegetables and Fruits, all Home Grown, at Lowe" Prices MILK, Oregon, 3 for 29c; 12 r $1.15, $455 Smoked Meat High Quality Eastern Ham, fancy Q C n Picnics, Q C n per lb. : OJb per lb .'.ZjU Eastern Bacon, light, 1 0 Bacon, 10 to 12 lbs. Q7n per lb. :. lib per lb Jib 311 WEST CASS tYgl 11 CALIFORNIA ROSEBURG, ORE. V J 1 1 AND OREGON In From Milo Jay Wright of Milo, spent the day in Roseburg looking after busi ness matters. Myrtle Creek Man Here J. 8. Waterman of Myrtle Creek, was In Roseburg today looking af ter business affairs. Hare From Umpqua Flora Mortenson, of Vmpqua, and her sister, Mrs. Marlon Thiele of Reedsport, were visitors In Rose burg for several hours today. Property Bold Helen B. Johnston has sold her ZtHScre farm west of Roseburg to W. 8. Mofflt, who has taken pos session of his new home. The deal was made by Cbas. Kyes. Among those from the coast to I business lnterosts was 12. C. spend yesterday here looking after of Marshflt'ld. Ott, Man Injured in Fall i B. D. Dunn, who resides about a mile and a hair north of this city, suffered Injuries when he fell from a ladder Monday while at work shingling a house in Edenbower. Mr. Dunn waa descending the lad der when his foot slipped and he fell, striking the top of his head and hla shoulder. He thought little of the mishap at the time, until the pain increased and he consulted a doctor thla morning. He came to the offices of Dr. Chas. B. Wsde, where an i-ray revealed a frac tured right collar bone. Mr. Dunn also suffered bad bruises about the back. 1 Plenty of Novelty in Fall Coats Pumps, pipe Wharton Bros. and fittings at Kanta Return From Camp Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kent, who have been spending tbe aummer at their camp on the Umpqua river, below Sunshine ranch, have re turned to their home In thla city. Visit From North Bend Rev. A. S. Jenkins and wife ar- i rived here today from tbelr borne In In North Bend. Rev. Jenkins baa been located In tbe bay city for some time but is contemplating a return to Roseburg to make bis permanent borne. Tbey visited with friends here today and returned to Ten Mile this evening. Tomorrow they will continue their Journey to Coos Bay. I Rainbow Osrdens Orchsstra Larger ' Harry Btracgen, new banjolat with the Bwanee Boys Orchestra arrived In the city this afternoon ' and will make bis first appearance at the Rainbow Osrdens on Satur day night. .Mr. fltraggen la recog nised as one of the foremost or- I chestra banio men on the coast i and hla addition to the local organ list Ion will undoubtedly meet with , the approval of all the patrons of I thst popular pavilion, on neii weo ' nesday night. Mr. Matbews, the I manager, baa secured the services I of Mr. and Mrs. Oertln. Mr. Osrtln I Is a professional drummer and his 1 wife a violinist. They will plsy with I the orchestra for Wednesday night FIRE WARDEN FLIES Harvey Brown, aupervlslng war den of the Douglas county fire pa trol, thla afternoon took a flight over the county. Numerous slash ings are being burned, It is stated, without permits, and an effort is being made to check up on viola tors from tbe air. Captain lie t;ar- mo of the air patrol waa Mr. Brown's pilot. The patrol has no fires burning with the exception of the slashings, It Is reported. Burn mixtures and other seed at Wharton Bros. grass NEW TRAP SHOOT KINO. (AanefateJ ma Msanl Wln.) DAYTON, O., Aug. 28. E. C. Btsiner, of Itbsca, N. Y , won the grand American handicap trap shoot at Vandalla today with 4he high score of 8 out of a possible 100 targets. This Is Hlsiner'a first rhsmplon ship in either a major or minor event. Here's the Coat that serves as the utility garment. For motoring, traveling or walks it is the ideal coat. Presented in novelty wools, tailored to a nicety along straight lines. There's . enough variety in our exten sive selection to satisfy every possible preference. The Ladies' Shoppe I 39 N. Jackson Street Heat with gaa. 'A' 1 CAPTAIN AND ENOINEER OF MACKINAC FACE CHARGES UaorUtn! his Ittrt Win) WASHINGTON. Aug. SS har-1 gea of negligence were placed t sgalnsl George W. Mrvsy. mssier of the Msckluac, and John A. Grant, chief engineer, by the stesmboat inspection service todsy In a re-1 port on Its investigation of the ex plosion of the vessel's boll'-rs off Providence, August 18, with Di fa UHties. I BE CHEERFUL , The l.l. al of restored health whic h Is In the heart of every one having anything le "' complete health ' " realised In Hie fullest possible measure through t IIIKIJ I ItACTIC nnrmallwillnn. ,,... The spine Is a veritable Swltrlilioanl" Ihrniwh which .he nerves are routed to every part of the body. Keep these nerves free from pressure at th-lr spinal exit, by C1UKO I'RACTIC adlu'im-iils end !ialth Is th resul' nilllOI'HAt TIC "HKST." NOT ' I. 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