ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. J 925.
TH!s.ES
aSTi
You'll take your hat off to
these Hart Schaffner& Marx
Suit values at .
(Extra Trousers $5)
The styles are new, smart; the fabrics
are all wool and fine worsteds; the
tailoring is good. The linings are long
wearing. i
Hart Schaffner & Mar, because of
their large resources, put more value
into these suits than you .would ever
expect.
We've done our part, too; through our
low overhead we've been able to shave
a good many dollars off the price.
A
X LOCAL NEWS :
Visitor Today !
Among those from out of town to
sitiiJ a few ilnj" a hero tlsliliiK awl
on butttneas la A. J. liuyur. of
Myrtle Pulul.
Returns From Eugene
Ira Ilyrd, who has been pend
ing a short time lu F.uxeue visit
Inn, returned to his homo lu this
city this morning.
, From Coast
J. E. Harvey. Coos nay man. Is
spending a short time. In this city ;
; visiting aim attending to business
! matters.
!
I ; Hero From Kuj(ene
Klmo Henderson, former Rose
liburc boy. now of Kuaene. is
spending a fevr days in this city
; visiting with friends and reia
' tives.
! To Hoaglln
j II. O. Jones returned to his home
at Hoaglln yesterday after visit
! Ing and transacting business In this
! city for a short time.
Hero From Portland
S. M. Calkins of Portland, nr
' rived here this morning to spend a
day or so on business arid visiting
friends.
Returns From Portland
Mrs. Fred Schwann, who has
been at Portland for the past few
days vlsltltig with Irietds, return
ed hiime this morning.
"How to be young at 70."
Returns from Trip
W. A. llogard, local real estate,
dealer, returned this morning rrom
Portland wliere he was attending
to business matters.
Will Return From Salem
Mrs. W. A. Cummlngs, who has
been spending the past few tlays
visiting with friends and relatives
in Salem, will return to this cily
tomorrow.
We have some other big values we'd like to show you at
$25 to $50
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
Quine Brothers
tallica Aid To Meet
The South Circle of the M. K.
Church Ladles Aid will meet nt
'the home of Mrs. . Dullon, 734
Stephens street, on Thursduy afternoon.
Visitor Tuesday
I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prown and
Mrs. K. L. Chamberlain, of Look
i Ing Glass, were among those to
spend a few hours here yesterday
shopping and on business.
Camping at Peck
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tiyrd. Miss
Lois Ilyrd. Petty Jean. Ira, Robert
aid Roy Ilyrd, left this morning
for Peck, where they will enjoy a
week a camping trip.
AMERICA SPENDS MORE
FOR AMUSEMENT, ME SAY8
(Aanclttal JTMi Ld Ilr,')
OLYMPIA, ' Wash.. Sep.'. B.--Ataerica
spends annually seven
teen times - as much money bn
amusements M Is spent on home,
W. C. McCaw of Aberdeen, presi
dent of the- Washington Savings
and Ixuui league; told delegate! to
the 17th annual convention of the
onganlzatloa here today, ' notwith
standing the tact that savings and
loans associations are rapidly In
creasing In membership and In fi
nancial resource. . .. '.'. -
FELI010U$ EDITOR 19
- .. V CLEARED OF CHARGES
FOUR ARE MISSING
I IN WENATCHEE FLOOD
: (jCfciocUtni Tnm UsaeJ Wlr: I
' LANSING, ' Mich., Sep. .-Rer. ''7. "'":? '
William H. Phelps, editor of the ! . WENATCHtB Wush.. Sep.
Michigan. Christian Advocate, was . -1Ino!'e bd'e,,1 hav bern
.,-,.i,i of ih. .h... found in the debris at the
m .nnlM In.t him h the , Great Nortl
Rar. Levi Bird: of Port Sanilac APDle J"1"1' weP bv
Mich., by the Investigating com
mlttee of tba Michigan Methodist
Episcopal chareh here today.
The charge against Dr. Phelps
grew out of two recent editorials
appearing In the Advocate.
h.niv run, nntrprrm nv ir. ,
This clrcumsuncas Is due., ha.Blrd agalngt Rer. Lynn H. Hough., known to oe missing.
B.U K& mA).m tnAM nf ll. Af TV,l.lr V,,l nn urmnn, re. 1 ne WOrK OI Clearing
Ing. In which artificial entertain-! cently del leered, will be taken up aeon was iouhy w
ment such as the tnovlea. dances, i by an lnvestlsatlng committee to by the railroad and Chelan
cards and autoraobllea keep 'both j convene before the conference of county aa the result or an w
..4 kiMn w from (h mimli ina at Flint. Mich.. I agreement reached with the
terminal at
flood
resulting from a cloudburst in
the mountains on Saturday, it
was announced today. Three
steam shovels and a large
e crew of men are working
night and day to clear up the
wreckage. Four persons are
the
the home, resulting In an abandon
ment of simple recreation, Qreat
er bom ownership; he declared.
Would cure many of the - present
day evils especially with the rialag
generation, pointing out that do
September H.'
TO INVESTIGATE PLUMBING.
(iMnrlaUd tnm LMa-d Wire.)
SALEM, Ore., Sep. 9. C.
H.
county commissioners. The
' county has appropriated lf.0u
! for the work, providing for a
'. crew of fifty men,
llnauent children come In over- nrm tabor commissioner to-
whelming proportions" from rented appointed Theodore SI. Barr
homes and especially from apart- (0( Salem to represent him on a
ment house homes.
- Savings and loan associations
are doing much to aid In home
making. Mr. McCaw said, adding
that six thousand homes had been
built In this state during the year
through their agency.
DEMANDS STATE AID.
(AJOTtUtH IM Low) -SALEM
.Ore., Sep. 9. Oovernor
Pierce today received a lxtter from
Elwood Meade, commissioner of
the United States reclamation
service, demanding an answer from
the governor as to what be Is go
ing to do about state aid for the
Warm Springs reclamation project
at Vale. The governor would not
make the letter public and said he
would not do eo until he. prepares
hi answer. The governor would
not Indicate what the nature of his
decision will be.
special committee of three to In
vestigate the Portland plumbing
system. - -The city of Portland will
appoint a member and the two will
select a third member. Portland
hae eatablisbed the so-called loop-
vent srstem. If this la held to be
of superior standard to the stand
ard established by tne state piumo
Ing eode adopted by the 1925 legis
lature, It will be approved. If In
ferior iL will not be approved, said
Oram.
Cook with gas.
Arrive From Washington-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert 1L Krngel
and fnniily. of Vesta, Washington
arrived here this morning and will
be the guests of L. 1. Koln rts of
Camas Valley, for several weekB.
ru 0 11 1 I
Ml
Myen Returns From Portland
J. M- Myers rturnrd from Port
land this morning, aftt-r npfnitliiR
the past 8'veral days there on bus
iness. Mr. Myers accompanied Mm
Myers and children there, und
they wll Ispend the winter, the
children entering school for the
year.
Enroute to Nebraska
Mrs. A. A. Tipton and son, who
have been visiting nt the home of
Mrs. N. C. Tipton here, for the
past six weeks, left this inorniiiK
for their home at Central City, Ne
braska. They will stop over in Oak
land and I'aKadenu, California. In
visit friends before returning home.
CANNOT ACCEPT FORO
AIR MAIL SERVICE
OFFER WITHOUT BIDS
MAY INSPECTOR 18 ILL
PORTLAND, Ore., Bp. t
Oeorfe T. Andrew, chief state hay
Inspector, and well known am on
t rower and dealers, was taken
iruddenlr 111 last Saturday. Yestrr-
i. Mtum for faxiRrmt aid the re-ldar he was removed to a hospital
clamatloo service demands that and operated on for appendicitis,
the state extend credit to settlers. He Is reported Imp roving today.
Hunting Season
Sept. 10th
We have everything you will
need for your hunting trip.
. Phone 25 '
ZICLER-FEE HARDWARE GO.
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
(Aaaorfetnl ho l.nunl Wlr..)
WASHINGTON, Sep. 9 Post
master General New said today
that the air mall service between
Detroit and Chicago, utilizing the
present Ford air service, would
have to await formal advertising
and award of an air malt contract
for the route.
It la understood the Ford Inter
ests were desliioua of furnishing
that service Immediately and at no
cost to the government, but the
postmaster-general wan unable to
accept any such concession.
"I spent yesterday morning In
Detroit In conference with Mr.
Ford and bis ansl-nt on the sub
ject of air maii generally," said Mr.
New todar.
They are mnch Interested In the
development of the science of aer
onautics and transportation by alif
The post office denartment most
gladlv welcomed fi" entrance of
Mr. Ford to this field What we
have been trying to do has been
to stimulate the Interext of private
capital In the aeronautical depart
ment and Mr. Ford with his un-
! paralleled resources, offers nnpor-
tunltiea whicn neiiner snouia db or
can be disregarded.
"The " poft office department
must proceed In all things In ac
cordance with existing laws. It Is
required to let all mall contracts
to best bidders.
It will follow this principle In
every Instance."
Dairyman and Family Visit
Mr. and Mnj. Herbert Lonney ami
family, of Jefferson, spent yester
day in this cily visiting. Mr. Looney
is a well known dairyman of
Marion county, arid with his family
left for home this morning, iiftfp a
trip to southern Oregon points.
Return From North-
Mrs. C. F. Harpster and Miss :
Clarice Harpster who have le'en
spending me past wees or Ho visit
Ing In the north, returned here this
morning. Miss Harpster nnd hi-r
mother visited in rorllHtid, bikI
from there Miss Harpster went to
Astoria. Mrs. Harpster also visitftl
In Seattle.
IMive For Moiititnn
Mrs. K. J. Bristol, of thin city.
and Mrs. M. II. Hopkins, of Chi
cago, who has been her guest
here, left today for Missoula. M"ti
tann. where they will visit for s
month. On their return they wlli
stop over In Multnomah. Mr-..
Bristol will then accompany b'T
sister to California.
Reported Better-
Mrs. FrewinK. of Portland, nn-l
Mrs. Vlnrel, of Astoria, wife of hi
Vlncel, formerly of tills city, tin
have been 111. are reported to t
improved, and are now In the I'orl
land Surgical hospital, wliere t Ii
will undergo major operation;! lhtf
week, according to word recelvd
here by friends. Mrs. Krewlng vlid'
eil here this sumnn-r at the hoin
of Mrs. M. A. Jones, and has m:wi
frlt-nds in Itoseburg as has Mr-
Vliici'l. who resided lire a min,b-i
of years ago.
Mr. Roberts In
I I. Itobert mas In from
Camas Valley thla morning tnm
acting business for a short tim
Vr. Hob'Tts. who Is msnam-r '
the A. II. Krogi- farm and orchapJ-
stares that th-
recent rain dsmaged the pnn--
erops Ii his district very little. I(
at all. lie says that he will have a
good crop, as the trew are bearlit'
IMilM Pnm rui Wlr.) nenvny inta year-ano win ne r n .
BAN PEDRO. Cal.. B"D. . The for picking th" lai'er part r.r in.
motor fishing boat Cortes burned weei:. Mr. Koberta mn'le n -
to tne waiere eage ann sana mrw mc uiv,.
miles outside tne breakwater nere ye i"ai "ie prunes nave e n
last night and Its sole occnpsnt es-: been Tracked or split, and only a
raped, severely burned. In a dory. Inllght amount of brown rot was
Tbe loss wag estimated at f 1,(00. found.
T7 mKKjp Inmni i neW assort
ment of orettr ones with ties. Bee' Camas Valley,
then on onr line. Uoyd Crocker.
rv-
FIIHINO BOAT BURNS.
Yoiur Electric IRamige
ever Be So Easy
uy Ag'ain
Have you ever been able before to secure just the electric range you want for as little
as $1 5.00 down? Have you ever been offered terms of $1 2.00 a month on the bal
ance? Has it ever been as easy to buy an electric range on terms?
All Wired-Installed-Ready to CooK
May N
to
1 fSBSs
Any day, between now nnd September 1 5th
provided your home is already receiving electric
service you can have this Model R-101 Hotpoint
Hughes electric range, all wired, installed and
ready to cook, for only $ 1 5.00 down and the bal
ance spread over 12 payments of $12.00 a month.
But September 1 5 th will positively be the
last day of this offer! Perhaps even before then
the big stock of electric ranges purchased to make
this special event possible will be gone and if it is,
you may not lie alia to secure yours. Be on the
safe side set tomorrow morning aside to get your
new electric range I
Arthur H. Cro well's
ELECTRIC STORE
225 N. Jackson
Telephone 611
Special Terms on Other Makes and Model Range
Roseburg Electric Store
Successor to I Hudson Electric Co.
Telephone 123
Special Terms on Other Makes and Model Ranges
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Telephone 61
SPOUT NEWS
i Ml Lornnn Trlckey,
cliaiiiploil rowKlrl. The
'was attended by Ifi.ODU persona.
liKI.I.lNtJIIA.M. WBh.. Sep.
Lloyd Henderson of y-lcinn, J'la
bo, was d'flitred winner of the
rowings' competition at lh rloe
of the lliiid ftliuual round up at Kti
m"s yefterd.-iy afl'inoon. Mini
Maud llarlajl. Human. m wlnii'r
In the rowKlrih event anil tiny
('a, Siimns, won In the io.nl
buekini; competidon.
Features of the last d?'s pro
gram ws exhibition 'iillna; by
PinlW Itvnn. holder of the world s
world's iers, N. Y.; Howard O. Klnsey of ped Duke Kvans of Han Francisco,
roundup San Francisco; It. Norrls Williams 'n the fourth round of a scheduled
of Philadelphia; 11. I. Norton, of Ht. , round bout.
.., ., ilxillla; 0"Orne KlnK of New York I
.. K.V..f" T"""!? T'. V. - and Wallace F. Jidinson of I'hlla- rKRKKLF.Y. Cal. Helen Wills
ll , im i ii i in i F i iu ia, iiatiniini I' limn
rh;iiiiilcin, ftartK th (i fifiK of htn
till" n-xt MnniUy In Iht national
rltiKl'-n IfnnlR chamirlonnhlp at
rhHftl.hla, It
' Klfht Ami-rtran rlnyrii nl
, fr'(f nT wre cdi'd In the
j TMdi fi wan f-rst AmnHran
n(r. Th oih'Tfi inrluilfHl
WlUiain M. Ji'ittnn rif Hn Krnn
di-lphla.
clianijt.onrtljiy looi;'.'It cup, and'clnco; Vincent HWhnrds ut Yonk-
dirtplarfd the ulrokffl jrenterduy
i which made her nailonal champion
KLAMATH FALLS Karl Tilt- for thre connrcutlve vlrtorlea.
... t - I II... In.ntkal aaa..t ..9
t Hills, with Carl Fisher of ' " 'y --... --.. .V", ." "T,
us announced tie Mammy uiseni uniirosen sirinK ii . -., ,u ..... -
victories here Saturday nlht when of the women's stata f unis Cham-
IX he won from the r,alebur. III., pionnnip. was nnnmo 10 taxe a sin-
heavy h a le-nnieal KnocKout in .
the elahth round. Olsi n was un-!
able to come up for thst round be-! SN FRANCISCO ftenato Oar.
inuse of a deep nash over his left dlnl, of Itnly. nnd Jim Ixrados. of
Kid Htarkey,
, of Chlco, Cal, utnp- draw.