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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1925 THREE Opportunity- Day at the E cooomy SATURDAY Mark I ITTI F HnPF " h"l te'n while flare nd 1 ,.,e lWn ,ldrv or rockets at 7: 10 ami KLMA1INS rUK :! lat nt-thr. Thesu wero seen I rtT Fl IFRS ln "' Kauai channel on ilia far SUiu1m Fruitless. HONOU'I.l', Pept. 4. Just be fori in id n i k ?i t the lender 1. ft. fl. Whlppoorv. ill, searhlng in mitN Partfic water (ur the in .hs1P l'N-IM. nuvul seaplane, reported: "At 7:lo p. m., we fuw white spot for one hour and then paw two (hires or rorketa from star hoanl. llae beeu steaming now for half hour, but Been nutufnff more." LARD In 5 lb. cans, 4 lbs. net . ... 90c In 10 lb. cans, 8 lbs. net $1.75 SMOKED MEATS Sugar Cured Hams, per lb ..35c Sugar Cured Bacon, 1-2 or whole side 35c Sugar Cured Backs, 1-2 or whole side . . , 30c Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, per lb ,18c REDUCTION INCOME TAX Ipaid during the next year, in the 'government re-oiKnnizatiou plan APPLICABLE FOR 1925 .opinion ol President Coolidge. i should be created. Despite the fears of some educa- 0 (Amviatr.1 Ite Luel wir.) 'tors that It would embrace too i , , .r. SWAM l'Sl'OTT, Mass., Sep. 4. ! many activities. President Coolidse j Kead the CiuSSUied ads. The proposed reduction ln taxes is standing firm In his opinion that j fj News-Review The? will bo made applicable to incomes a department of education and re-, in. ' of this year on which levies will be lief along lines proposed by the ' mean dollars to you. Continued from paie 1 ) the wind due to the lack of ao. line and wa forced to land with the wind on tho tall which forced him down, a highly pnrarlinw operation In rny sort of a nea with about one chnnce In a hun dred of hindlng safely. Second, that he whs Minded 'v the heavy rain squalls to which he referred in bis last series of messages und that the aviators, with their clouded goggles, were unahlo to distitmuiih rain from the sea, thought tlley had more "ceiling" than they really possess ed, descended slightly and struck tho ocean nt high flying speed, which would have resulted in a crnsh and tho wrecking of tho plane. Meanwhile haggard officers, some of whom have had practic ally to sleep since Sunday, pore over charts, plotting each report from the searching ships and hop ing t tin t "ihe miracle" will come about and "Commander John, his conipantnu-4 nnd the PN-y-1 will be saved to the navy. GOLF BRIEFS (A(H-itFd Prr LmcI Wirt.) l'lure tilvr Iiim. PAN riCVNCISl'O. Kept. 2. The navy department has Instruct ed Admiral i:nM.jon to dispatch IS destioyers 11ml left Samoa, September 1, for llnw'hli to thl search zone to participate 111 the hunt for the missing l'N-9-1, and Its crew. In announcing that Ihe ship (which wero returning from the Australian cruise would be used lo endeavor lo find Commander . Itndgera' plane, the flight com 'mand here stated Hint "there is a jray of hope" In the telegram 'which the hlppooi will sent that. ! I.AKEMOXT. Pa., Sept. 4. At , lama. ('.a.. Is to have the national ! amateur golf chauipolnshlp once .again. The southern clly was as ' sured the honor today w hen Hobby ; Jones, the present title-holder, and ! Walls Cunu, l!l )ear-old friend and ! neighbor of the amateur king, won . ihelr seMii-final mulches. The i runner had an easy lime Willi (ieorge Von Kim, of Ujs Angeles, winning ut the thirtieth bole, 7 . and ti. ! (limn was riven a great battle by : 111. k Jones, of White Plains, N. Y., but (be yoiuh eml.d ihe uiulcli on ihe Mid hole, being five Kii and Ihree u go. Jone.i nml Cunn.will meet In a S- hole niaicli tomorrow lor tl'.e ' crown. SEATTLE. Sept. 4. Jack Mat son. Victoria. It. C. was eliminated hero today from the Washington Hinuteur golf tournament. Harry Wert. SeuMle. defeated hllll 3 HIMl 1. All Rosefotsrg s Talking About Thi 15-Day Offer No wonder every woman is talking about this newest and cheapest opportunity to buy a real HOTPOINT-HUGHES electric range, with all rtnge wiring and installa tion complete, ready to cook for $15 Completely Installed 1: ,.f-S5 JSIVfci.-Sto-B Small monthly paymenti will leave a year to pay the balance. And .we have selected as the special feature of this great bargain offer the most popular HOTPOINT-HUGHES model No. R-101, shown in the illustration. Think of the practical advantages of beinp; able to select just the degree of heat you like low, medium or high for each burner independently. That is only one of the many conveniences of electric cooking. No more smoke no more fuel no more eshes when you cook with electricity. And especially now, in tho warm weather, electric cooking means a COOL KITCHEN. NOW is the time to get YOUR electric range tha pries and terms have been made so low that no one will need to say, "1 11 wait and buy one later. Get yours now and enjoy it I It's a Limited, 1 5-Day Offer Select your HOTPOINT-HUGHES today it will Ic installed immediately. Remember, this offer crpires on September 15th. Why-wait even until then? There will be many hot days between now and September 15th days when you will prize your electric range for its warm-weather comfort, its quick, convenient service, its tremendous saving of labor. ARTHUR H. CROWELL'S ELECTRIC STORE 225 N. Jackson Telephone 611 v Special Term on Other Make and Model Range ROSEBURG ELECTRIC Successor lo I Iudton F.'ectric Co. Telephone 123 Special Terms on Other Make and Model Rans THE CALIFORNIA OR.EGON POWER. COMPANY Telephone 61 Store will be closed all day Monday, that we may celebrate Labor Day in a fitting way. We will have a most complete line of small fruit and melons for your outing, and as usual our prices will be the lowest in town. UNUSUAL BARGAINS UNTIL NOON SATURDAY Sunny Monday Soap, 10 for 27c Fig Bar Cookies, 2 pounds 25c Tall Milk, limit 12, 3 for 25c Pork and Beans, No. 21-2 can, limit 12 14c Pork and Beans, medium, 10c; 12 for SAVING PRICES EVERY DAY $1.15 Peas, Corn and Tomatoes, 15c; 3 for 43c; 12 for $1.69 Sandwich Spread, ORn Hcminy, No. 2 can, ORfl 2 for ZUU 2 for .... L 0 U Catsup, Fancy, 1 Op Saner Kraut, No. 2 can, ORp pint I J(j 2 for L JU SUGAR PRICED VERY LOW Mason Rubbers, 0 R f Economy Caps, Q C n 4 dozen Z Ju dozen ZJll Mason Cap, Kn Wax, ORf 2 dozen Tub 2 pounds L)b Ham, ptr pound . SMOKED MEAT "MORRELL'S" 35c I Picnics, per pound 25C Bacon, fancy light, per pound 42 c Bacon, fancy heavy, per pound 37c 311 WEST CASS ROSEBURG, ORE. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON COMMANDER OF PLANE FORESAW i TRIP'S DANGER (Cpttllnuftl from pngo 1.) Two cliiMn n Hurvlve, out by Coni mttniltT Lunsclowne's previous mar i rhino. Airs. Joy Ilright H.moock was bravs umltT the xrcoml trajrt'dv of thin sort in her lift. Ht first ims- Lantl wan killed whn the ZK-2 was limroyil. Sh had only n-ctntly ninrrifd LIfUt'iiaut 'nmtnaiHtT Ivouls lliinrock, Jr., who was killt d In th Shfiiandoah. One little plrl. the daunhtT of Jim' s W. Cullin.m nf HinchHrtiton. N. V.. wns waiting to ct'l'brat hr nlxth birthday today. She haH not bfi told of her father's death. Hrveral of tho unniarrled men who perished wr engatrd. S'-rretary Wilbur telcerapbed me.-ape) of sympathy to the fain-ilii-s nf the vletlni. Lansdown Not Satisfied. : LAKKHritST, N. J., Hn. 4 Mm. Zat hary handn?-up. widow of the rommandlnflr officer of tht wrrrk'-d Sitcnaniloah. tndav assert- ed that phe had not crltirlred the si'trelary of the navy in her rom "vnls of IhsI nhcht on tho ndvhi hility nf the flirht of tw Shenan doah to the middle west. "f wan mlsnnderalnnd last niifht.'1 caid Mm. I jtn-tdownp, t "totiiitiandr Lnnndowne wan vt-ry ni'Kh opposed to making the flight nl this time nnd he advlsI lh- de partm'nt necnrdiiiKly. IfavfriK been , iMirn In th Ohio valley lie lu w 'wenlhiT cntiditlons out there and had some fear nf th m." Krntn another sotirr" 11 wan learned tndav that Cfinimnmler f .finsdowne. h'fort alartliiK nn tho . ill frtttMl trip, had rrltii i'il the wit jter n env. ry system Installed about six Wffks nun and had d eel h red that he Iniended ha vine it. re- tllOVf 'I, ! A mop it men who understood thP vhlus' ronstriir-tlon. ft wa fn-ely itrl:iref that the ship eould hav winihered the storm with the old syiern. Thf orlirlnal water rerovry nys t'tii dlfitrlbuled the water rerover e. from xtirmvf unn nt the on-rtn-" to ballast hftt sr altered thrnivhniit the ship to rountt-rnct the in wefrh from F'isollne nnijniptltm. The new avstftn. In-"t-l'e'l at rertlon lift. nar the Tiln' p wh re the dirlelhle Is snld to ! ae brnk'-n, eniirt-Titrated n K'at pari of th rerovpred water In ran v.s tiuri holdlttir 3 to" at the spot . ft re the ship brnl'p. Vot nnlv Is it b HevPfl that th" Tw-w vi m eonr ntrn'"d loo mwh wel: h In one part of thp sfiln. but In ;dd!i.nn. It ( t'lleved that tho fti'tln'' of oi of tfio nialn rlrrulfr rib of ihe hln ne-1 nn tntTmeJl pif rib for Installation f the new vi nt r- ii'!i(l in f'trth'-r weak nt n. The'" formed th tnn'n t-- r dire of fb ship The io rib", or rlntrt nm tber pr railed In dMriMp ronstrurtion. we-c r1 utilfed hv a touaro connec tion Intt-'fttl of the original elrni lar form and thi was a bo ctlti- Irlzed by Commander t,Mtjdowno in privute conversations Just be fore departure of the nhlp. V Phllatlidphla S 12 A llattthes: lie ut ley, Wlsner and Snyder, levine; Ulrieh and Wilson. . i TODAY'S BASEBALL run AiiKi.i'iiiA. Sfit. 4. Kmil "Irish" Mi-iiNfl. (Jliintu out fii'lilcr. lilt IiIh 2 Hi li hnnin run ol ill Ki'iiHtin In thu fifth iniilnic of tixliiy'B Kui'ii lHtwtMin N'v York nlifl tho 1'liillio. No out; wum on bano. At Chli-ago It. II... E. riiiclliniill 2 8 :i Ckli'iiRo . . 1 6 0 I Unttnrlpii: May and Krueor; I Hush and llnitiii'tl. Yesterday! Scores. At Torllanil 8; Snn lruncisro 12. At Vernon 8: Sacramento 2.' -At Unklanil 1: Suit UiUh 0. At Seattle 811; Los AnRi'lcs S- Ainerlrnn ln.'ii. t At W'anhlnKton it. n. v.. St. Ixiula 3 7 0 WBihlncton 9. 9 1 KalttTii's: lillfflilK. Kilhr, Rosa i and I'li inicli; KiTRumm and Hii' l. I National I'arne: I At HttKburKh It. If. E. j St. l.oiiia 9 12 0 I'lttfliurv ". .1 II 2 I Cut ii-i'f-H: lte!nhrt anil O'Kur- i I r.Ml: Vile. AdiiiiiH anil Goorli, i SniUh. i At I'hllaileliilila: II. If. E. NEWSY BITS .. LIMA, o. I'nlflration of ihn Mi ihrhllst Kpi.rci.al rhurrhea of (lie North and Soutli wan aptiruved by tho West Ohio M. E. animal confelrnce 2Ti7 to 9. ' ' N"W York R 1:1 n WASIIINOTON Iteslirnatlon from Ihe army of Major O.mir N. Solbi-rt. one -of the niiiitnry afiles to President Coolldtte, a,,an-noiineeil. v,yT ,it Finest Quality Lowest Prices These are tlie two lcst reasons wliy you should buy your meals at the North Side Market. And everything is New, Fresh nnd Spotlessly Clean ahout our shop. Special for Saturday Only Fancy Breakfast Bacon, half or whole, lb 40c No. I Steer Beef Roast, lb 12c Boiling Beef, lb - 10c Boneless CottaRc Rolln, lb 28c North Side Market Boyer Bros. Phone 280
