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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. "THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dilly Except Sunday by Th News-Review Co.. Inc. " Meaeber f T AnwlilH Trmmrn i .t Th Anplatl.l ITmi Ih Airhnlv.lu A.itillun ... , fnf Antlhll.1 atlnn of all news dlspatchea credited to It or not otherwlH endued la thta paper and to all local newa published hereto. All rlstita of re- nbllcMltun of apeclal dl. patches herein ara alio reserved. B. W. BATES BKKT U. UA'i'ES- -rreglduut and MunuKtT Kwretnry.Tri-aaurer Kutunjd as second tlasg matter May 17, 1U, at the pout ulliua at Koseburs;, Oregon, under the Act of March i, 1879. - SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mall- Pailyi six moirths, by mail Daily, three months, by mall- Daily, single niontli, by mall. bully, by carrier, per monlta Weekly News-Kevlew, by mall, per year- -4.0U t.OO . 1.00 .60 . ,Ul . i.oo ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, 6EPT. 3, 125. AIR ELEMENTS STILL SUPREME. Every day we supply Appetizers forJ , derfully in prepara.- the Family ... 'r, !ali . the habit oi phoning in for wliat you need Fresh Potato Chips Daily .',-' Hot Bread Every Noon., "'i i . . ) FRIDAY SPECIALS Roast Veal, Clam Chowder, Cua tard and Cherry Pics. (' '. . . - i VOSBURGH & WIARD f ancy Grocc rs Phone 515 mum tZ Man, through his inventive 'genius and courage, has and Irvin S. Cobb hiking over the central and southeastern rnade wonderful progress in his campaign for the conquest ! sections. So far the picturcscjuo North ttnpqua region has of the air, but complete victory is apparently far off. This been passed up by the foremost authors, with the lone ex iunmjHtakably apparent from the almost weekly accidents I caption of Edison Marshall, but we still have hopes that in tuid Tragedies related in the columns of the press and which the days to come its superior beauties will attract, its full ii given terrible emphasis by the disaster that today befell J share of the literary men and women and that those delight-. the Shenandoah, the giant dirigible airplane that aviation i nil features will embellish the pages ot tne best sellers. experts were wont to refer to with full assurance as a model of "perfect safety." 'The list of aviation tragedies may re- Two Oregon attorneys at least aro trying to live up to BY" bRT&BATCS , GOOO EVENING FOLKS -I. We're too dern busy To write anything " Cute for this . Colyum today and ' Betides there's Setter readln' - Eltewhsre in This great ' Fambly journal Thastalll . "I'm ooln' fishin'." . fleat wltn gas. teive another addition probably when the final chapter is their names. They are l'ee and Fee, of Pendleton, who have bitten in fie story of the crew of five daring men who ven-, agreed to enter into a contract with Eastern Oregon hay and tilred in a seaplane on a non-stop flight from San Francisco grain shippers to obtain rebates from the railroads in event to Hawaii. They were forced to drop down into the sea last 'of the supreme court rendering a decisioii in' favor of the Tiiesday night during a storm, their supply of gas exhausted, .shippers in a case now" pending. About $120,000' would re jud the latest press dispatches announce the inability of all ert to the shippers, and all, that Messrs Fee and Fee ask Marching craft to find them. The record of aviation failures ' is 43 wr cent out of that sum. Heaven help the poor farmer.. ia long one and attended with some appalling consequences. Is there no class of individuals on this mundane sphere that In the end, man's perseverance will likely be rewarded with does not levy tribute on his hard earned pittance? The 'etv' Incomplete triumph, but to date he is still running second to fort of the Pendleton attorneys to limit their proposed clients tUe capricious elements in the dangerous race for supremacy, j to 55 cents on the dollar or the rebated money they expect i o is bcjng investigated by tlie public service commission, and -Z Oregon's recreation spots continue to lure the notables the decision of that body '.will be awaited with interest. of the literary profession. At the present time wo have Doubtless the contract would be considered strictly ethical 7ane Grey down in the Rogue river country angling for steel- from a legal standpoint, 'but'-the average layman would pro- neads, Mary Roberts Rinehart sojourning in the Cascades, ibably characterize it in terms less mild. '. -i -- -- - '! - '- '-'.-I- ' -'. - - HTJkTK I'ltlXIDKNT TO IIK . . I'KKSCNT AT III SIM'.SH AM) WO.MK.VH III.WKIt . The business and Professional Woman's dinner will be held at 6:15 Friday evening in Uie Indian JHoom, of the Vmpqua Hotel. ! Tills will be the first fall meet Mug, and Miss Louise M. Hacker, Uhe state president will be present Ju.nd will outline the work to he iaccoiupllshcd during the winter, talking on the activities which 1 1) e club will participate in. Miss jHaikr la makna; a tour of Ore goh, vailing all the clubs, which lare members of the etate organi sation, and will enveavor to cre mate anfl stlmulute interest in their iworlt. Mrs llosa li. I'arrott, ro i tiring president of the local club, who nan returned from a trip abroad, will preside at the meet ing. A good representation of members is expected, as this Is the first meeting of the new year, and It Is desired that all take an active part in the work outlined. OF TIM FOR SHOOT TIE I Stutlobaker I models. builds no yearly of BUPPY li E'H0U.8e;FBfHaiS TOM WORD DECLINES PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 3. Tom Word, former Multno- e man county sheriff, today declined to accept the office of warden in the Oregon penttentary. 4 ord notified Governor -ST' , -t Tierce of hU decttslon toduy. and at the sunie time an nounced hia Intention of re- cuming bin duties as Hpeclal BKent for the federal depart ment of justice, from which he resigned several weeks ago. The former sheriff refus ed to state his reason for declining the wardensliip. "The reason I have turned down this position does not Interest anyone other than my family and myself," he told newspaper men. a PUT ENTHUSIASM IN YOUR WORK Have you ever noticed bow much more the enthusiastic worker ac complishes? It Is a good Inspira tion to see the man who loveB his work and does it whole-heartedly. Work save Invest safely. . "r Interact Paid on Savings Accounts. The Roseburg National Bank Rosebur.Ore. SAT.E.vr. Ore.. Sep. 3 To Dlllard A. Klklns, industrial accident com missioner and former sheriff of Lane county, will be deleguted the task of bringing order out of chaos at the state penitentiary and di recting that institution until Buch time as Governor I'ierce ran se cure a capable appointee to suc ceed Warden A. M. Dalrymple. the Capital-Journal, Bays It Is reliably lnrormea today. The refusal of Tom Word to ac cept the wardenshlp, and the Im perative need for a chance jn the 1 A Administration nf - tha iwlann a ; pointed out in the report of the committee named by the governor to investigate the Munay-Kelly-Willos escape, together with the chief executives' Inability to find a suitable man to take charge of the prison Immediately are given as the reasons for the report that El- klns is to take temporary charge. klklns. It la said, will retain his place on the accident commission and will act chietly in a supervis ory capacity at the prison. 1 he C apital Join mil is Informed that annauncement of tho retire ment of Dalrymple will be accom- k7Ta9f!aeB """ JaJk 2 "SI j3 FOOD CHOPPERS are necessary to every kitchen We are offering a Special Bargain in the item of a Food Chopper. This little utility machine will be useful in many ways in your kitchen, as it will grind, mince and chop to perfection. It is small size and very durable. No orders received by telephone You'll have to come in person Specially Priced for Saturday Only 98c Churchill Hardware Company The Iron Mongers made .entirely ofjlmosKeag and Security Ginghams 1 . SPECIALLY FWCED JI . f NEW G. A. R. CHIEF. lAnwM'ttiuni 1'rrM im'iJ tVir.) GRAND RAI'IDS. Mich.. Sen. 3.! panled by a public announcement ! -John n. Innian, of Springfield, i of the text of the report from the past department commander governor's investigating commit- of Illinois, was chosen commands i tee. in chief of Ihe Grand Armv of the ' The temporary appointment of , ittpubllc today, to succeed Louis j Elklns Is said to be occasioned by t Arensberg of Pittsburgh. Pa. A . M, 'I ,,11 I ' No matter which Ama youl 9 ' yF .The price is astonishingly low '' T r J" may choose from our vast se W frj PjfVl fiTH for house frocks of such cap-' ' ,1 ' ; ' A ' r& i lection you are sure to find it -Ta l H f3 II li titfating stylcs-in pretty colors JlW'f"'' (' ' bZggyj. adomhle in arile. Every smart JV kfl N N si I -j t ySOT JSvBsV- ' dSWJJiiflf 7 ,. . . m t- V4 SHo IV J "" 'ascmaung, wiac range oi XV:-H-1rf ' I . Clil1lraiiA H.d-.re wen lis f 1 pi! tartea,pncelKa,me,m w:i:?:MlW ) ' ' ' " iTfiirl iTffl ) Manblcd here for your so- g-.' Xt? jreatest house dresa value tlus IM , p EJ y J ;,'-T -S-IMV very exceptional" values- ' ! i-ifi,ftVV CONSIDERINO TtlK WF.LL KNOWN QUALITY, AND THE yWlTf ' 'Wwh yaMSMl I high standard of "happy home" stylus you fwfmmt:i HVl frteiMEwi1' aVr ' HAVK NEVER .BEEN OKKKRED A GREATER MONEY 4ipfSt:j '." ' lictjl 8AV1N; OPI'ORTUNITY. WOMEN WILL BP. WISH Tt) tifff 'la " ' Ziffsl ""-WmfewirlKwW GET HERE EARLY TOMORROW Trr'"- "tiff ffiiBlr -ir4 ! llAPMVlA THE FIRST SELECTION AFFORDS THE BEST CHOICE. - ' M ll 'plilT An style iTiMi it WlBllly1 nir 36,046 oc : . " n , SE -Zi; 1 til 1 J tf ' I )7v ilfAs li '-"-drr'" w "m .M fc.,.f 1 , . T VrJ J fv nflC , r Iir III Pric gr Jj Wf y" ' : lMllllfll& y q II 1 jyjL 14 f A Wii li li ' 'v r.rMi i ua"- t t i a r-i 1 MP w , "0 v r r r. the governor's dosfre to have nlen- tv of'timp in whlrh to cast about for a warden capable of maintain ing discipline anions the convicts, and at the same time possessing the ability to tuceett fully munage the' priaon, industries, which have been' greatly expanded during the PtfTre administration. A precedent for this arrange ment is seen in the action of Gov ernor Olcott several rn ago in placing Dr. R. K. L. Steiner, super intendent of the state hospital, in charge of the prison for several months for the expressed purpose of placing it on a found basis. (iovornor Pierce this afternoon said that he had received a mes sage from Mr. Word declining the appointment. The go-ernor de clined to discuss the arrnntrempnt whereby Elklna would take tem porary charge at the penitentiary. The governor also said that he would not release the report of the investigating committee at this time. two-thirds vote of delegates to the national encampment of the G. A. R. elected Mr. Innian over Uernard Kelly, of Kansas. BOYS' BAND Rehearsal will bo held Thursday at 7 p. m. sharp and not Tuesday as announced. Heinline Conservatory of Music. Terminal Beauty Shop, phone D86. in DEVOID'. DF if IHL The month of August was a nor mal one In every respect, accord ing to the monthly report prepared by William Hell, meteorologist. In : temperature the daiJy average of j 67.4 was only .6 below the normal j average of 08 degrees. The highest j temperature recorded for the month j was 98 degreeB on the fcth, and the lowest was -14 degrees on the 24th. In precipitation the normal was exceeded, the precipitation on the ; 22ii-l amounting o 5 of an inch, j while the norma) for the month Is I .:3. The accumulated excess from ! September 1, 1924 was 8 33 Inches. The wet season is measured from r September 1 of each year, and al though the year shows a large ex : cess the precipitation 1b low for tho period from January .1 to Sept. 1 this year. Koseburg'a average wind j velocity suffered somewhat as the movement averaged 3.5 miles per i hour for the month. NOTICE! To members of Oregon Rose Lodge. Initiation, social and a good time Friday, Sept. 4, 8 p. m. 500 FAMILIES OF EL PASO HOMELESS; STREETS FLOODED All ovr tht country women who do thir own twing buy ' HAPPY HOME dreuct becautt they can get them for e ven ! than thty would hv to pay for t he necarym.UiJrial. IF YOU CAN'T COMC MAIL YOUR ORD UR PMONE KT, PASO. Tex., Sept. 3. Klve hundred families in South Kl 1'ao an.l three tthurkan additions are; homeless In the worst Pon-l exper ienced here since 1S97. Damage la ett'iimtrd at If 1 00.0110. Water Is racing Ih rough streets In lower Kl I'aso as a result of a anal hn'ak w Men occur nd inte last night. Infantry and cavalry contingents fnm Fort lllliis are pa ttnlliiig the streets and lending lug in slreiigiheiiiinr dykes. Th Rd f'ros la providing fli'-ltcr lor the homeless. LEMON CLING PEACHES. VpySIMPLT CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS TREMtNDOUS SALE r fkmOuw mUl HAPTT KCWI Mot t-rpaMMd, TtM fh mn cwl ! f-ltata-L 1 m itr-MmarT tttkl w nptri to frl Ml U kmwm . - al. . . Come and Share in L-he Greatest. Value of the Season The Silk Store" I. ABRAHAM "The Silk Store" Now r.'ady at Curtis ranch. Ilring boxes. Thone hVi. WASHINGTONAND PITTSBURGH WIN LEAGUE PENNANTS f A.-i .l- 'r- l.-af l VV,r. ) ! NKW VOHK, Sept. 3. ! Two slralght victories for ! Vnnhlnemn nv,-r I'hllnil'l- ! phia itprm to make It certain ! that 'RMhtni:t(n anfl rltt- hum will pljy in the world s ti,ri',s. ! The Senstors are snituly lodKd on the pinnarlo of the j Antericnn laeue hy a ninr 14 Kin of five and one h:tlf gum' s and the athlftire have l(f s ! eirM strsicht. ! .The Teteran iltlslW. StiinNy PovcL'skle. slarl.-d ! for the Si'nntors. H' won. ! K lo 5. Tho athlotlia stnrt- ed lo pound "Covry" In tho seventh anil eighth innings ! and lorrrd him to retire In faor of 7.a hary in the last frnmo. 1'itishiir la nmklnc the national le.Aue rsre a runa 4 , way affair. 1Ve Pirates rh.ilked tip their eighth vie- tory In a row 1-y trtntmtnc the Hl.. k lo !. and now Lead by and one half (s names. What's New for Fall In coats and dresses it appears as if the de signers outdid them selves this season. Suede finished woolens are being shown exten sively in coats, which are either plain or embclished with braid. Priced from $12.50 to $69.75 Here's an offering that presents wool, silk and satin dresses, cut along straight lines, with many exquisitely trim med. Also Flare Bottoms. Specials t $19.75 & $29.75 NEWEST SHADES The Ladies' Shoppe I 39 N. Jackson Street
