Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 03, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925. PROVIDE NOW WELL IN ADVANCE FOR SCHOOL DAYS New Munsingwear l T uWfVC New Shoe WImIit stork now ready, bet- VJfcJ'l X J y. Slimy have been waiting for ter limn ever. mmmm tliem they're here. Better Service Better Merchandise ZZZZZZ HERE IS AN OPENING SPECIAL FOR A NEW SEASON A GREAT SALE OF FALL COATS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Mr $28.50 A price at which we have grouped over 50 coats of the very newest fall modes a price that represents an absolutely dependable value and one that compares with any that we have offered in our many years ex perience. If you have not yet become acquainted with our coat values in the past COME NOW. for a coat will prove a satisfactory bargain in every way for $28.50. NEW COATS FOR SCHOOL GIRLS! An exceptional early low price for this week. They are fur collared coats, all wool material a warm, regular winter garment. 15 See our window daily and learn why we can pleat you belt in Fall Dresses. NW TODAY FOIt SALE Peaches. Call 5. FOR' SALE S-ronil ' hand riding saddle at Wharton Ilros. WANTEDHousekeeper. Easy po sition. Phone 51. VANTED4"run(")rkT."r. flood ramping ground. Phone 17F4. TOM A TOES -SOc'VbTiSlieir- Ramp ranch 1 mile eant. Phone 2"ijY. WANTEll Woman for laundry work. Mint have references. Call 5. LOST Lioe" No. 72 6007 Finder pleaKe return to News Review. Reward. FOITRENT New" 6 room plaXtefd house cheap. Inquire 469 2nd Ave. aouth. FOIl 8AI.E One-MaJeFtlc-fanije". and 9x12 rug. I'hou. 49 J after 6 p. m. W7lTl.I) LIKETO TRATKwood for good cow. Address . I). No. 1. Box 37. Roseburg. LOST Between RoBeburgand (ilide barrel to shotgun. Finder please leave at this office. FOR SALE OR T H A rE A ponyj suitable for school children. Phone 47F34. E. M. Olllvant. WANTED ' Experienced pHckeT8 and sorters lor pears, phone 43F22. Edeltbower Warehouse. FOirsXLE Pure bred "and "regis tered (lerman police dog pups. M. A. Kntten, 2I Court Street. EX-CONVICT PUT UNDER ARREST ADMITS MURDER (ronUniinl from pase 1.) j made at the jail to traffic officers . Hane Blaser and Bud Croft on, De puty Sheriff George ShfareV. City , Commissioner Kelly and Sidney Jenkins, a newapaper reporter, THR DAIXKfl, Oro., Rept. 3. V. It. IJoyd. Oregon lnin pen. 1 tentlnrv rx-cnnvlct. wh: !p wanted uv VolK county omcerH In cnn imctfon wlrh the murder Tuesday nluhl of rilnton I. Maun, Inde pendence Karaite mnn. U holnic held here following hfa arrest lnnt niht In tho rnllrnud yards here hv .lame McClnslrcy u ml H. Kelly, rn,.oii( detect Ivc. J. , Mite, who eliilm that he ond a hov nhout 20 were picket! ip hy IJoyd in on nutor.ioliHn nenrTrout dit'e, a nU heng held. Uoth mrn deny anv cnnneclion wl'h Hiiiin'K death, onieer H'ir m a ftilttra'- checked y I oy, from Metier. 1 mllen went of here, to Tho Hallos. In tho siiit enwo officer found a ralihro revolver with nil the sh-lln dln rhiirKcd. 1 L'.l roiiniN or a muni tion, a Iduo hitri wall, and a rulr f aline- mllnr to t hose I.loyd vrnn vltl to have worn heforn ho loft Independence Tn'dtiv nltrht. IthiodH'Hfntt were found on th ilrht knee of tho triHiHtTH tak'in from tho ruitrnse. and detectives Vnid Httifns wre found In a cor responding position on tho nndr wenr now worn hy IJovd. Itlood Hfn'ns won also found on tho ttulomhlli helnnjrin to Itatin which wa found ahiinrioneri noar MuKlor. Tlio windshield of tho r:ir hn A hole nhout four tnchew lomr. apparently cmitcd. officers declared, hy a mushroom d tit lot. IJovd was discovered hidden un dor n plto of pnlr la tli railroad ynrdn and wh'-n firwt ntnnt fonod, dotiiftl that hW natno witn t.lovd. Ho ri)n'oiHln ho wim V. 1-;. Smith, hut undrr a rrlltinic hv dotoctlvt. ljrnko down and admiltod tltut hlit nao'o was I.loyd. Ilo i-lafmod tho hluo inrco fiilt found In hln sult'itno IioIoiikimI to II' to and (hat lllto put tho pun hi to tho HuttraKO whon thov woro pi Hood lMv.-r lllto duniod that tlio kit It or tan nro IiIh. , A I liiKorprint oxpirt ha ttcon k'M lt rntnn hoto unit "-ti'tuluo AVIATION HARVESTS 2 DEATHS IN WEST f Axltcl I'ri-fM Uswl Wire.) $ NAPA, Oil., Sopt. 3. Irvln O. II ant. aniutfiir aviator, and Raymond I. AhoiIo, a pas no n- Kr, wore killid duriiiK (he noon hour today whon tho piano pilotod by Hunt crashed l.Oim foot to Wlllard Klold, m ar horo. 4 FOR SALE 1924 Ford coupo, now cord j tlroB, A-t morhunioal roiull- I Hon. Prloe f'MTt, tonus. MuthowH Motor XChanRO j lly tho City Hull it : 1 tho revolver, which has boon i touehod. llito was arroMtod by Wbbpo conn Ity officers. Thoy attaoh no Im i portanro to tho youth ho aald wax plckod up with him at Trout- ilulo hy IJoyd. Bad Check In Evidence. I IMIJAS. Oro., Sop. 3. Qhortff 'T. 11. Houkr and HlHtrh t Ationioy H' lKoron left today for Tho Iml- h'rt to briiit; hack V. li. IJoyd. hold : thorn as a nunpoot In tho murder TiifHday of (Union liaiin of Imlo- pomh-nro. ' Another link of evidence thnt may piovo valuahlo In tho chho jramo to Until today In a chock latd Seiitomber I, cashed In an IndoNndonoH poid ball Tuemlay, ; w hich was handed over to Hixtrlct Attorney HelKmon. Tho chock was drawn by It. IJoyd on tho Kir st National Hank of lndepind- lenco and was marked "no ac count.'' I Ono Man Job. INHI'I'KM KNTK, Oro.. Sept. 3. Tho roronor's Jury'. holdlnK an ItKiuoHt hero this morniiiK ln to tho death of Clinton I. Maun, local taxi driver, who was found dad on tho highway Immediate ly Routh of Independence Tuos day nUht. returned a verdict Jut before noon churn inn that Ha tut mot his death "from a bullet nhot by W. It IJoyd or his nssociatoa." i" Sheriff Hooker of I'olk county : staled before leaving today for Tho Hallos that the cuho begins ' to nppesr to bo a ono man ion. It Is tally poHMlhle that no other person will become Invoked In t he murder, he declared. ! On hi wav to The Hallos to ret IJoyd and return to Tho Oul , tes for trial. Honker will slop In Portland and Ret a fingerprint . ey pert to assist in the case, ho ' amintinred before leavlni here Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRI8T Parkin Bldfl. Rouburg, Or, Phon 81. FOU KALE G-i'ooiii hoUAe, and lot In Koseburi!. Will consider ear In part payment. Mr. Huhm-U, Grand Hotel. WA.NTEI ISiiyVr f(r"goodpaylnK general repair shop. Will aell cheap for I'm leaving town. 2i0 N Hose St. FOM SALE Modern 5-room bouBe, built In rhlna rloaet. Well fur nished, (iood value for $1500. t'haa. Kye. 2N. Jackson St. FOK SALE New" moilern" house, full basement, aarajje. paved at Extra value J33U0. (Part time.) Chas. Eyes, 2 N. Jackson St. FOR KENT Uy Sept. 15 wellTfur nfshed 5-room house, new earaee. on pavlnK near Rose school. E. If. Itoaenberry. Phone 33F2. HICH'sCHOOL OIKL wants work in private family ilurin coming achool trm. Has had experience in housework. Address "School". News-Kevlew. FO It S A I. K Or vTl 1 1"" I rail e """for sheep, 2 Kraile billies. $5 each. 1 fine wool buck. IX. 1 saddle horse $20. Also good field disc with" tnick, $20. A. Louis KfCKleton, Oakland, Ore. W I NT E R WO( hPfr E E 4 room cottace, furnlshi'd. litrhts and wa ter. Inside city limits on beau tiful street, can be handled with mall payment down or will take car as first payment, llox 1.13. M)VABtfhJBMbMMMMJH FOR 'A FOR TWO MORE DAYS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY i d n jriv rTT r ir w. r rm ry II of Men's All Wool Fall Suits Worsteds, Cassimeres and Herringbone Weaves, some are with two pair of pants, all very latest models for men and young men. See them in our window ' WBMlu'--' These Are Our Regular $37.50 Suits On Sale Friday and Saturday ff SifnrhivTTV Si?J OTHER MEN'S SUITS Regular $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 Only a Limited Number AT 17.50 ONE LOT MEN'S SUITS Regular $35.00, $37.50 and $40.00 Good round of sizes v AT . $23.50 Men's Shoes Overcoats and Topcoats' Men,s Hats Regular $6.50 to $10 Regular $25 to $30 Regular $35 and $40 1.85 to $4.45! $19.85 $24.85 Regular $5 and $6 $2.85 and $3.65 TODAY'S BASEBALL HARTH S TOGGERY 128 Jackson St Roseburg, Oregon 3E DANCE OLALLA HALL SATURDAY NIGHT Sept. 5 GOOD MUSIC National League. ' At rhloaso: (First same 11 Iti-i nintis.) n. II. K. Cincinnati 2 10 1 Chlt'iico 3 9 0 ItatterU's: Luqup nml Harsrnve, WIiiko: Cooper and (InnHlfs. At Chicago: (St-conii ganiM.) It. II. K. rincliinatl 4 lo 3 ChlcaKO 0 S 0 HatttTlex: Itixcy anil Wingo, KnitTT; Itlakf, Kn n anil Ilartnt. At I'ltinliiiiKh: K. II. F: Kl. l.iilli .. . 2 11 1 I'itfslitiiKh 5 l:i o Itatli-rii'H: SliTilfl and rill; KifinT anil Smllli. Yesterday's Results. EMWM' TRAIN HITS AUTO AT TANGENT; BOY DRIVER IS SLAIN BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED SEPTEMBER IS At INtrtlund 3S; Sun Francisco Scores of fhio nninmU will hp nn .K:ir-, exhibit in thf bin livloi k Hhm- to J hi Htagt-t) nt tlie tuniiiiK .'a'kfon County InduKtrial Fair. Mfilfunl, 47. THINK OF IT The rpRtt'itt ni utile rane of ao riilenta In the automobile; to the driver, the tatm'nt;t-r, or the pedcutrlnn. Fiv dollum per year Ih the cost of a pHTHonal accident policy cov eriittr atilo accidents. Ask us about It. some noa MS(IUR3 lit At Wrnon I: Sacraninnto 4. At Oakland 2; Salt l.ukc 6 At Seattle B; .oa Anjielcs 10. Casting Pearls Dr. Rupert A. Moon EIetro-Chlroprctor Nenre n Spin Specialist. S24 Perkins Dldg. Thon 6S4 The Liberty Theatre ! TON1TE ONLY Prices ICc 15c DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Bp-clllst In the titling of Glasses 11S Jackson St HENRY B. WALTHALL In Producers DKirihiHinq A pnotoplay that I different fiom a: vthli.n you havi tver iiei-n on the fcre n -ati i plr of tt' vii.nt 'Itaiua-a niaterpiH- of emotional charuclcr.zatioit i .1 b-ji,;iiul reall.sm. !Also PACE MAKERS FABLES AND TOPICS Pine Street Machine Shop Opposite Flour Mill We are well equlpiMMl to han dle nioxi any k ind of Job. (team cut to order. DANCE AT LONG'S HALL Cole Valley SATURDAY NITE Sept. S Everybody Welcome SepleintMT IH tu f Mpecial In- terttu to visitors will be the horse drpartmeit. Pure bred? and erades. raiiKliiK from cule little Shetland I poni' to treat bin draft horses, welching nearly a ton. will be ex- hibiKnl. ry e D compeimon ior nonors in me JLJCtOrC DfinB heavy draft class. promises to be untisiially keen, nays Superinrenfl- ent R. (J. Fowler. While it i an ad miired fact that the liht delivery hoine Ih virtually panse in the cities. It also in acknt.w ledced that there f a bicirer demand for heavy h i x j than nt any tin. since before the fieeklnn to encotirak'e the raiine of hiweer and better horneM on farms In thl? vicinity, nnd with thin in view is ottering premiums for auch well known breeds nx Iv'lKians, Clydesdale!. IVtcherons and Jacks, jen nets and mules. - Farm school experts. upecialLiiiK in animal husbandry have been carrying on a campaign in this state for pure bred horses for some lime. It It) the contention of these ex perts that a bin. stronir. wiHlhred horse Is the most dependable form of motive pnwer that ran be used to do the farm work. They admit that the tractor can do many thine efficiently anil economically on the farm, but assert that the horse In the only machine that can be relied upon to help with every ktml of work which a farmer must do. Z PiveiMlfhation In livestock ax I J 1 well as farm crops Is being umed II hy fnlr officials. Palry and beef . 1 ciittl arni't' nitn hip tufti tit Lr..,l m add a few hrootl mart s ttf their hotdtnas. It Ih beinj; pointed out 'thnt a M.i bit of btotxl nmres will not only do all cr nnu h of the work : on the farm, but tin. re than pay lis j way w ith colt raii d by it. r,om the time the colt I;: three year's oil 'It wl'l pay It.; w y with the wmk lit will do. nr.d. if f: Is roll, the (trentcr part of the sale price may be considered actual profit. Ki.trle for the hors nhovr at the 'fair will close Sept-mUr Ifi. f Awcitpi1 Prtn IcaacH Wire.) 4 AUIANY, Ore.. Sep. 3. Oral Ilrenneman, IS, Bon of the Itev. Mose Ilrenneman. lo- cal Mcnnonlte minister, was Instantly killed at a Southern Pacific crossing- at Tancent last nipht when a Maht tour- ini? ctlr he was driving struck a north bound freight train switching cars onto the sld- Inc. leath was caused by the heart and lungs being punc- hired bv the steel fram of the windshield. Building permits have been Is sued to N. O. Williams for a $2.5w0 dwelling. on Corey Avenue; H. O. " Pargeter for a $.1,000 dwelling on Claire and Douglas streets; and .1. V. Casey for a flH.OOO reinforced concrete building on Hose and ! Oak streets. I, AUCTIONEER Don't forget that I handle sales in city or country. M. C. Radabaugh 630 N. Pin St. h I , 1 'Hf . r.l'r l'ORTI.ANJ). Orp.. S(p. 3 frs. Anna Kretpchmer, 83, was l;illed last nipht at Hry- 4 ant station and her daughter, Mrs. Anna Lehman, 61. re- ceived hip injuries and three boy paseneers were injured whon Mrs. Tinman's automo- bile was struck bv a Southern Pacific electric train. . SKULL FOUND MAY BE SLAIN WOMAN'S HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Denn-Gerret?cn Co. BUT THE JURY awarded Jones $6,000.00 dam ages. Smith was a careful driver, never had an accident while driving his car. until his car struck Jones. Really wasn't Smith's fault, but the Jurv . And for a few dollars Smith could have car ried public liability Insurance on his car. How about your car? Are you taking a chance, too? We will write you tho coverage vou need. a W. YOUNG & SON , INSURANCE 1 1 6 Oi St. Phone 4 1 7 OAKLAND. Cal.. Sept. 3. A women's skull with the scalp strip n'd orf and the upper and lower Inwbonea pawed away wa found under the flav Fartn Island bridge, which connects the Island with the Alameda county mainland, today hv Harry Young, bridge tender. N'es'hv vb'j n portion of what ap penred to be a human thlnh bone and a woman's blue, fur trimmed coat. The exhibits will be turned over to Or. K. O. Heinrlch, crimin ologist for t-onfirmation of the be I'ef that they are portions of the dl.'-nn ir In red hndv of Bessie Fer guson I-orer. Onkland nurse. Now is the time to remove the tan and burn of summer. Rebuild the tissues with a reliable cream or ! lotion. We carry only the beat, I.loyd Crocker. Cook with rat SUCCESSFUL OPERATION j PERFORMED THIS MORNING j Isaac James. Opklnnt restd-nt. urd rwent a rataiact operation in this city this morning The oper ation wa performed by Ir. A. 3. Seely, and u a very successful , one Mr. James I rltfng alonr waves.' Us said beach jewelry jnWvly, and the siaht will he thor will be fashionable at the resorts joiwlv rebton d. unless unfnrset n this winter. 0 complications arise, Ji wcU I time? Why not? What con!, I;c more approjiriate th.in t!:- narU Joyce Cow p ton, scniit player, wears w hen am- gvs communing wttn toe s.ni m , DANCE AT IDLEYLD SATURDAY NIGHT Music by Rock Creek Four Wienie Roast After Dance'. Dr. Harrison Folk ! Auctioneer Chiropractor j 1 Bm Teody for dite in : city or country, write or Electronic nd mectro-TherphT j ca me for dates. House- 417 Parkin Bids Phono 41 hold goods and farm ma- j j chinery a specialty. ' B bmhh ' Let John Do It I il FVl J STta if ! JOHN ABEENE , n M m m AAdUiAta Phone 42F3 ! A Big Special at 0akland regn i Regular Prices 1 I T0NIT ONLY WTijyTT5L FEATURE COMEDY fy f rfT f fff Start Tomorov ttexgtl "The Limited SSiZLSE! M , Friday: Buck Jones in ,,.,., . , , : "THE TRAIL RIDER" Thr ar?XZA VlcU"' r