SIX
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1925
Gay Stripes and Plaids
For New Fall Frocks
flies' fine, soft wool materials inspire the most modish
of new Frocks with their colorful stripes and unusual
plaids. Of course, the plain colors are well represented,
too, in this extensive showing. The moderate prices are
sure to surprise you.
The Ladies' Shoppe
1 39 N. Jackson St.
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr. BlakUy Vltltor
Lester Ulakely wan among thoe
from Glide to motor here yesterday
and spend the day on business.
DEER HUNTER SHOT.
From Metros
liVury Conn returned to his home
at Melrone yeaterday afternoon af
ter iraiittuctlng business here.
(AmmIiM PrvN Lci Wire.)
MKDPOKD, Ore., Sep. 10.
Ted Seaman, of EhkIw Point,
wan arcidently thot In the
arm by a hi!. powcrd rifle
early this morn in while en-
route whh a party of four
neur McAllister Sprints this
tuornlnK on a deer hunting
trip. The Kim arciilently din-
charged while being held In
the front seat. Seaman'
condition is declared not ser-
ious by attending physician.
From riebuen .
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to apend a short time here i
yesterday transacting business was '
G. Hamilton of Jteuben. j ' aaaaaaa
BABE IS HITTING.
fAMorlatM I'Tftm Uaw-d Wire.)
PHILADELPHIA, Rep. 10.
Tlabe Ruth continued his
heavy hitting by hammering
out his second home run of
From Glndal
Among those to visit and upend
several hours here yesterday at
tending to huKineas affairs were
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Jackson.
Visitor In Town-
f'HffnrH lliuluum mnlnrMl frnm
Lookiug Glass yesterday and spent J?ay ln th fourtl lnnln
a few hours attending to business iT . . ... . x'"
: affairs.
Mr. Crubbe III
O. W. Grubbe Is reported to b
quite III at his home In this city.
His many friends will anxiously
await news of his recovery.
Heat with gas.
Returns From Portland-is-.
E. Gross has returned to this
city after spending the past few
days visiting with his mother and
other relatives in Portland.
Cook with gaa.
From Melrose
Among the visitors here yester
day from the rural districts to
transact business for a short time
was Oscar Hansen, of Melrose.
Return to 8cottsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Levinhageq
and son returned to their home in
Scottsburg yesterday after spend
ing a few duys here on business.
ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT
BOAD TO CRATER LAKE
Tiller dlrttrlcU, as well as all polnta
affected by the thoroughfare, are
very anxious thnt the road be put
Into good condition for summer
travel.
FAIR IS PLEASING
I CO. Garrett, who has been
" (serving as a judne at the Smith
Am or O Tinker, a ImiifneKfl man Kiver fair, rtlurned to Itoseburx
of Mllo, and Juadnre Hondeau. pro-1 last night. Hh was greatly im
prletor of the hotel at Tiller, were ' pressed by the displays made by
In the city today on business and ; the Smith River people, and stated
pleasure. Both gentlemen are very ' that the fair was one of the best
enthusiastic about the Tiller-Crater he has attend!). The sporta pro
lake cutoff, a road project that has I gram was particularly good, furn
been discussed to a considerable i Ixhfng a great deal of amusement
extent, but yet remains incomplete, for all prem-nt. Mr. Garn tt col
though In a passable condition ! lected a number of specimens of
during the summer mouths, no less iralu and vegetables to add to the
than 2r0 cars having made the trip j DoukIiis County exhibit at the
over, thin proponed route the last
tourist season.
Tli ere still remains several miles
of ruad that needs attention but
the realdentfl of the Tiller and Mllo
sections of the county are of the
opinion that It Is next to uhHi-hs to
attempt to get proper aasi stance
and co-operation and will probably
tnke'up the mutter of completion
of the roadway on their own Initia
tive.' This road Is a very Important one
to all of Douglas county, aiding as
It lines in a material shortening of
din tn nee betweeu Crater and Dia
mond lakes from all point north
aud the people of the, Mllo and
state, fair.
JSchool
Supplies
BORN
MnltONAI.P To Mr. and Mm.
George U Mcllonnld, of Kdenbow
er, Wednesday, September 9, a
Rill.
MAITIN To Mr. arm Mrs. C.
A. Maupln, of Oakland, Wednesday
September 9, a boy.
H
RESCUER APPEALS FOR
POLICE PROTECTION
Lunch Boxes
Pencil nnd
Ink Tablets
Pens and Ink
Pencils
Crayons
Anything and F.verythinR
the Children nnd fli;h
School Students will need.
Buy Here
and Save
Money
See our new line of
Novelties
Bargains in all Depart
ments ot the More
fGQETTEL'S
' Variety Store
249 North Jackaon Street
f AmoioIi t ti 1'r.na UbbtJ Wlr.)
MONT (T.AIlt. N. J., Sept. 10.
James A. Hower,
the New York
whose chauffeur was wounded Krl-1
day In attempting to rem ue nix-year-old
Mary Duly from Harrlnon
Noel, confessed kidnaper and utur-
j derer, today appealed to police for
proieruon, siniing ne recetveu two
threatening letters.
Receipt of the letters caused a
revival of annexion, that Nwl had
an accomplice in kidnaping the
child and In slaying Raymond
Pierce, a negro chauffeur, to obtain
posseHPfOn of the latter' car.
A Joint Investigation of the rea
of)R for Noel's bHng permitted to
remain at large after he had ben
committed to Overhrook hospital
as an Iiinaiio )utlent was begun
today by the county board of free
holders and County Supervisor
A. Heed. Alienists for the
soon will bevin an exnminu
tton of Noel In preparation for the
expected lertl battle over hi sanity.
Today's Rotary luncheon proved ,
Interesting and instructive, a pro-,
gram of merit having been arrang
ed for the members. Miss Evelyn
Qulne sang two solos beautifully
and was loudly encored. This you'ig
lady hus an excellent volte and Ro
tai ians were charmed by her splen
did renditions.
Omar Raker, who operates a
laundry and garage, and peddles
automobiles, incidentally conduct
ing a small farm at the outskirts
of the city, supplied beautiful bo
quets of flowers for each dining
table which brought Joy to the
hearts of all.
Archie Crawford, who sells la
dies' wearing apparel, had a birth
day today and I'renident Rooth
was there with the usual appro
priate gift for the occasion. Archie
had to tell the boys how he earned
his flint dollar before Henry would
let looite his grip on the present,
which Archie did ln a very careful
manner.
Oscar Rerry, the Standard Oil
ni,rttnlii illu.l ollunll.m (if I ha
vice president of j nit.mbw.s to thft fll(.t (hat a land
Trust comiiany. '.-..,,,., hnw ln Ua h.,ui n
Rorburg this month and he want'
To Talent
Mrs. H. Mclntyre, of this city,
left this morning for Talent, whore
she will visit with relatives and
friends for several days.
Arrive From Washington
Mrs. M. E. Toland and brother,
D. K. Gross, of Retxel, Wash., ar
rived this morning to visit at the
home of Mrs. Toland's daughter,
Mrs. S. B. Dunn.
Mr. Nobel In
C. Nebel, Olendale resident, was
a Roseburg visitor yesterday, and
spent several hours transacting
business.
On Vacation
C. i. Carnahan and father, of
this city, have left for a two week's
hunting trip and vacation in Oregon
points.
Fram Garden Valley
Mrs. Ed Marks motored from
Oarden Valley yesterday nnd spent
the afternoon here shopping and
visiting with friends.
Returns From San Francisco.
Mr. Little, who has been spend
ing the past several weeks in the
Southern Pacific hospital in San
Francisco, has returned to this ciiy
much Improved.
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!
the Athletics and Yankees.
This was Ruth's eighteenth
homer of the season. Ren Pas-
dial also hit a home run In
this Inning. The Athletics
pitching star, Eddie Rommel,
was twirling.
Here From Reston
MUs Agnes E. Johnson, of Res-:
ton, is spending a few days In this ;
city vUlting and on business. j
From Sutherlin
J. J. Jutzy was among those from I
Sutherlin to visit and transact
business in this city for a few
hours yesterday.
The ladies of the Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, have decided to hold
their annual bazaar on ecember
5th in J. O. Newland's automobile
display room on Cass street.
Portland Girl Vs its
Miss Ruby A. Waulless, of Port
land, was a guest at the Terminal
hotel lawt nlpht, stopping over on
her way home after visiting In San
IHego. She is with the information
bureau in the Central Stage Ter
minal hotel In Portland.
TODAY'S BASEBALL
American THNiinie
At Chicago first game:
St. LLouis ,
Chicago ,
ttalteries: Canton
Kaber and Sfhulk.
K.
4
IT.
14
8
and Dixon;
At Deraol
Fir.-U Came:
R.
1
6
H.
Cleveland
Detroit
Itittterles: Miller. Spencer, Colo
aud L. Sewell; Dauss and iiassler.
At Philadelphia (First game:
R. H. E.
New York 7 10 0
Philadelphia 3 11 2
Itiitteries; Iloyt and Heneouph ;
Cray. Itaumgartncr und Cochrane.
Perkins.
At
Auto Party Here
Mrs. A. F. Coats, Ruth E. Coals
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schnltz, all
of Tillamook, formed an auto party
which spent last night at the Uinp
qua Hot 1 in this city.
Car O.llMe
Cars belonging to J. Krormnin
ga and O. A. (iuiowny inllil
VMitlfirHii v nt t hf tnterHectton of
ed the merchants and all Rotarlans ; Mosher and Mill streets. Both
in pep up 10 iiih occasion anu neni;carrt wero damaged, but the oc-
Philadelpliia M Second pnnie
R. II. E.
New York 4 I-' 'J
Philadelphia 5 12 1
Battel tes: Jones and I.uelihe,
Tlengough, Schung; Rommel,
Huuuigurtner, Hurries ar.d Cochrane.
E.
put It over with a bang, contend
Ing, and Oscar was right for once,
that this show is of more than or
dinary Importance to the people of
Roseburg and they should lend
i pvery assistance possible to make
cupants were not Injured.
Xutlonnl Inpue
At Boston t First g:iine
R. H.
Philadelphia 4 7.2
Boston 0 7 2
Batteries: Carlson anil Wilson;
Benton, Anedrsou and Gibson.
At Boston-
To Visit in Myrtle Creek
Mrs. H. J. Miranda, of Salem,
who has been visiting r.t the Frank
Evans home here, left Ibis morning
It a grand success. They all voiced for Myrtle Creek to visit a short
a like sentiment and are going to. time before returning home.
Join hands and do a lot of boost- j - -
Ing between now and the opening On Hunting Trip-
day of the big event. Tom Wharton. Jnck Wharton. ;
Ihxter Rice, always a booster for! John Young. Ulenn Wlmberly ami J,, rnR0
Constitution Day, called the atten- Moe Tlson formed a party yester-
tion of the club to a proposed Joint day aud left for North I'mpqun. '
meeting to be held on Constitution1 where they will enjoy a week's
(Second game)
R. H.
Philadelphia It 11 0
Boston 6 10 1
Batteries: Flricb. Rett and
Wendell, Wilson; Smith and O'Neill.
At Cincinnati
R.
. :i
8
Jon'
It. E.
11 1
14 2
Mil-
J ! Ernst
J state i
Iiiiv. iha 17th nf thin ninnlh with I httntlnir trln
the American Legion and Klwanls
club cooperating. Immediate action' Leaving for Dallas
was taken on IVxter'a proposal and ! Mrs. J. C. Ponsler Is leaving for
the Rotnry club will Join with these : Iallas, where she will spend two
two other worthy organlxatlons to weeks visiting with her parents,
fittingly observe the day. A com- Mr. and Mrs. (J. O. Grant. Mr.
n-.itlee consisting of Moee Rice, Bill! Ponsler will accompany her a short
Bstes, A. J. Mlburn and Joe Mur-
Cincinnati ,
Bntterfes: Blake,
stend aud Hartnelt; May and Ha
graves.
LAND SETTLEMENT
PLANS ATTRACT
MUCH ATTENTION
AUCTION
SALE
Saturday
at 10 a. m.
228 E. Cm St.
I louachold goods, Beds
Complete, Chairs,
Table, Breakfast Set
consisting of table and
four chairs, Ice Box and
various other articles.
All tilings pood as new.
phjr wss appointed to mit with a
commit lep from Mch of tho othor
nreiuiiiRllon to lun a program for
lite orraalon.
The rnnrlmllnff number on to-ilnj-s"
program was a rattling (tood
talk by Klre Chief James Fletcher,
who ftpoke on "Fir. Prevention."
Jimmy knows the fir business
from A to 7. and put over some
mighty rood thoughts that would
do a lot of careless people rood If i . . " .
Ii.ia .mmw Arrivt from soutn Dakota.
Mr. snd Mrs. c. K. Srhoenleh
The fame of On ron's land set-
after which he will spend two llrment work has t raved il far. A
weeks hunting at Twin lukes.
letter hns just been recetved by
- the Itnd Settlement Department
Visits Hsrs Vssterday I from the Greater Wisconsin A-
Kelth Ithodes. of Raymond, social Ion asking for details on
Wash., stopped over here venter- Oregon's land settlement program,
day and visited Paul Trueblood ami stating that thev had been recom
James McCllntock for a short time, nicncdil bv Ihe full ! States
Mr. Hhodes, who attended the Will- chamber of Commerce. The letter
amette I'nlverslty. Is a fraternitv niU-
OUR AIMi
TO SERVE
YOU WELL
AND
FAITHFULLY
-ALWAY3
3 r.'i inc.
l'"J2 DEPAKTMTN1
STORES
!(VHERB
SAVINC3
ARE
CREATES T
THRUOUT
JH YEAS
Corner Cats and Stephens Streets, Opp. Postoffice
Rcseburg, Oregon
"Tlx "jfei f '
MlO)eiAiig
Hodxsli Apparel
ft Hi men and Oiildrm
Start this Fall with the delightful
knowledge that you arc well dressed 1
That doesn't mean expensively clad
but becominglyl Our Fall styles
in Frocks and Coats await your selection nowl
You know, you can shop here just as economically
at the beginning of the season as you can later.
We are prepared to. outfit the feminine world,
from the small daughter to her grown up sisters
or her mother. The Apparel you purchase here
evinces good taste, fashionable lines, and worth
while savings.
Your Inspection Is Invited!
Coat and Dress Values!
ImportantSavings In Women's Apparel
Why pay more? You
can find now at this Store
remarkable values in
Coats and Dresses. The
' styles are chic I The qual
ity of materials is high!
At these low prices!
You can't do better !
Our ready-to-wear de
partment may not be the
most spacious or the most
elaborate in the world, but
it is chuck-full of splendid
values for women who
want attractive apparel,
. reasonably priced.
Style I Find the most
becoming and buy it I It
means money saved.
brother of both. Ko.'burK hoys,
Is taking tiip to (.rants Paxn.
ml
lut Into practice.
Folk lined td wait for ITirtr nhlp
to com hi. Today thfjf read the
Nw HpvIpw rlaPntftfHl adu.
I of South Dakota, are
some time ht-rw viftltlnic with Mr.
ami Mm. Aiuuxt IIiMk. Mr. aut
Mm. HfhotMileber exm-ct to IochN1
"We are Informed by the rham-1 -
ber of ComniTce of the lnlri !
Statea at WashinKton. . ('.. that On-con ItMiks sood
you are dolnn ninth am'ccs-tful
work ln the wav of land nettlf-
aiMMidiinr ment. We ohotiM b v ry mm h In-
teretttt'd In know ing hi.t you are
ilofnc and how yoti arc (loin? It.
Thla la a nubJiM"t In which we nre
Ihe Best Sales
man in Town?
I TmJ r-Ttf5
5Hi rli 51 1 sA S?
Tind the answer and
find tfour customers
"by -AdCertisin
o me. Any in-
fornimlon that you can svnd mo
wilh a view to st'ttlin. in your
statu will be gri'dtly apptPCiat.Ml."
BANK TO CHANGE NAME.
poratinn roinmlsslonir. : Is forpraated at 700.000,000 bu-
The aii-i3 an- skni'it by a mn- sh"ls. while last years totaled
Jnrliy "t Hi - btin'khoUli'is, nann ly. j S71.ii00.U0il bushels.
Klward Cookin'-'linm, K. II. Mar-1 Tho crop this year will Just
N'auKhtun. Waller M. Cook. Kn-d' about meet home requirements,
t iirk I!. Htmns:. Robert It. Strong! the crop experts say and there
nere, and .Mr. hohoenleber vpry mU(., interested nt this time
look around for a business lor. ,nj ny information you can Rtvo
t'un. n will be thoroughly appreciated.
; Further, we should be plad to recl-
Recslvts Brokto 8houldr procsle the courtesy."
Mrs. John Mi ls was painfully In The above letter can he nppre
Jurcd last nlitht when she llid p,,t when tsken Into rnnsldent
and fell on the concrete sidewalk. Hon that Wisconsin hns bd the
breakln her arm near Ihe shoul Mules of the Vnlon In land settle
der. Mrs. Meti has been sufferlm met work, which record hns been
from an Injury sustained In her made, possible on account of state
right wrist recently, and In tp r l.l Oreircin's work has been Hone
; fall fractured Ihe rliihl arm so th.it throush voluntary effort and SLb- ,sSnlfyini; attention to di al
iiic uuuuie injury is very paintui. scrlptlon .
I i The future of Oreron land settle-
, Blnger Hirmins Bsttsr ment may be cleaned frnm fur M-
I Hon. Ulnaer Hermann, who has ters of people who write the
been at Portland for several weeks land Settlement lpsrtment dMIy
receivlnn trestme-u for a chronic iT.r hom seeker's Informa'ltin.
j ailment. Is reported to he some- A late Innuiry from William T.
wnat improveit. lie umterwent Nii-e, of Happy Camp, (j
minor oiwrntlon yesterday and Is writes from Ashland.
and I'teseott . CookinKliain.
;wilt be very
i Port.
little wheat for ei-
M-bt.'. Trrw UaH W'llV.)
SAt.KM. Ore.. S-p. 10 The Ijiild
and Tllton Hank of Portland,
which recently was taken ov.-r by
the fnlled Stntes National lljuk
will shortly file wilh the stnte cor
poration department supplement
ary nrltcles of Inroryoriition
chnnvsntr the name of the Institu
tion tn the N'asrail compsu?, Te
linqulshlnff banklns; p)wers and
In
resl rnd personal t-roner'y. It tp
pnsumiHl that a trust business will
be done by th" company.
he upplem'ntsrv artirles were
first sttbnltted tn snk C. r.s.m
wftll. state superintendent r.f
bsnks. but hecsu-e the nature of
himmh xt i:t ?ioii ok
KINDIVO Mi l-: IIKI.TS.
IIONOI.ri.r. Sept. li). Naval
officers discount the possibility
that two navy life preservers
ft und on a b. ach south of flilo
may have come from the mlssing
s. aplnne I'N'-st, No. 1. M
nble, snys Ihe officer, th
C...IIA.V WllKAT VtrXI).
OTTOYVA. Sept. 10. A Ca
nadian wheal yield of 391.818.000
bushels for laitt; la ih. nuiimi..
re proi ry entimat,, ef ,h), bnreau of
1 tickets 'tatlsHca U.nl .1.1. . .
dropped from one of the numcr- Tho yield last year was 262 000
o-.is navy ships, which have lwen iooo bushels. .ww.
patn'itnc Hawaiian waters in The fall wheat estimate for thti
search of the plane. TPar 23.6,7 Oflo bushels and
YIVII l"prln wh,"t 368.122.000. Th
WA.-IIIISV.TON. J-ept. io.The bn,.,e. ., ,m,t 1,;! VXi'
76.o bushels In 1924. '
KST?M.Tl:? WIII-AT
enentry'a wheV v. eld this year Is
placed at 1:1 bushels an acre by
the department of agriculture
repor-;Ml to be reslint: essy todav.
lit will be several weeks, however,
I before ha can return borne.
ilif.. who.th. rhatre In business he Inquired
urcaon. of Attorney tl.-neral Vatr Winkle The acrease this year was only I No need bsrplnr about tb coat
where he is lookin fur a location !whether he should accept the pa- four tenths of one per cent smal- I of a classified ad beeausa It cannot
I -' .". " ..-.t- p-ri. i lie niiiMn e .is in.ii iney ler man WM er. imii HI a re- j w compareu WltQ th
sisies lueaiug ior I's-iura auu .annum oe riled wttn the state rur-iiluced acreage, inia years crop Brings.
rssults It