Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 11, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT Praises Siill Come In for Fashion Show Garments Each Day is a Repetition with opportunity new to personally inspect the quality. Prices are moderate. We welcome you! Many now wish TOPCOATS the bent style for utility wear. i wo iValure America's f Incut by Condo. -w! call attention todny to their lnipecable tailoring and smartness of ftlylc, their (lurulilllty proof again nt wind, and weather. Prices Start at W $18.50 New Pumps Downs of new styles. Hand shaped, with hich arches and snug heels the elite of the Reason. Take the surest road lo foot-comfort and satisfied f.--t that's the road to our shoe dept. lower flor. ALSO GOSSARD CORSETS ALSO MUNSING UNDERWEAR Better Service Better Merchandise THE YEAR OF JUBILEE Millions now living will never die Jubilee mankind's jubilee ia in the offing. Release from mnn'a present plight is promised through deliverance from our day's perplexities a forward step more secure, more certain, than any progress in the past. ' The year of Jubilee will fulfil the Bible's promise of ever lasting life- It will bring to the human family time to forget sorrowing in unrealized aims and to enjoy the blessing of unending life on earth. Hear E. 0. MILLER OF PORTLAND , MOOSE-HALL COR. JACKSON & WASHINGTON STS. Entrance on Washington St. - . ROSEBURG. OREGON Sunday, Sept. 13 7:45 p. m. See.ts Free No Collection International Bible Students Association They call him THE FOOL But was he DANCING RAINBOW GARDENS SATURDAY NIGHT The Music by DEEDLE'S 8WANEE 8ERENADERS A REAL HOT BAND JITNEY DANCE AT IDLEYLD SATURDAY NIGHT Music by Rock Creek Four i Heating Stoves! Heavy Cast Iron and Cast Lined For" Burning Wood or Coal Nice New Line on Display. Get our Prices Before you Buy Phone 25 ZICLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS w4wtwt4en DANCE OLALLA HALL SATURDAY NIGHT Sept. 12 GOOD MUSIC Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkins Bldg. Roatburg, Or. Phone ft. 1 The Liberty Theatre I Dr' ,larriso" Folk Friday Saturday Prices 10-1 5c ATTACK OH FALSE, than luO rubfd Ku Mux Klun.'inn, ttoiue of whom a! no wort hood a. I : down , IVY d Minm MMiviatM Vrwm 1n4 Win.) WASHINGTON. Sen. II. Admlr- al Moff-tt, chief of th navy bur eau of aeronautic-it. staid in a state- J ment today thaf "churir- rff-nllv i made tttfainKt Hit tiuvv uml itm y.l.l t'"1 ministration of naval aviation are' Kobtd men carried the car-ket the church alolr. Mm. Cook held the hit;heht office in the woinen'a ort-'unization of the Ku Klux Klan Un ilt ntou county, It waa revealed I by the Kev. A. A. Wright. Chris- i tiau church pastor, who preached! h"r funeral sermon. I Cook, who like niany others here, has expressed thw opinion that & booilegKT was ressponMible for hln . hHYii death, told authorities that' he w as at Grundy Center asleep j la.Ht Monday nl'lit. He explained his presence In Grundy Center by any In a he was enrouie home to f Vintoa from Sioux City, at the NW TODAY false and a slander on its person nel. The statement had a bearing on some of the charts made by Colo- Wllllam Mitchell, former assis- Merchant Financial Wreck: ' I am a finauciul wreck because of the expense of doctors and ' me'licine for my wife. Sim 1ms ; bet a a chronic sufferer for 10 j Uint chief of the army air service, I j tars. Some pronounced it Kail but did not mention I ho colonel's name. It follows: "Now that we have buried the Shenandoah's dead and Command er Kodxers and his men have been foi'nd, I wteh to i'o on record by jKityliiK that chai-KeB recently made I aKalnst the navy and lis adminis tration of naval aviation are false : and a slander on its personnel. am ready to dUpiove these names, nome gastritis and some Intestinal Inflammation. 1 happet. ed to read an ud of Mayr's Won derful Ilemedy and from the first do.-e my wile has steadily improv ed." H is a simple, harmless pre paration tiiat removes the catarrhal mucus from the iuteminal tract and allays the Inriammation which causes practPally all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, une, dose will con charges by testimony under oath. It Is no longer a question as tojvim'' or ny refunded at all drug national defense, but whether true honor, loyalty and respect for con stituted legal authority shall prevail." Learn "How to lie Young at 70.' NIGHT Chiropractor Electronic, and Electro Theraphr 417 Parkin Bids PVins l w l-niar MAN JACK. 9 i ltd 'a ...1 ii . r......C - '-.!, V.'-VkfCv ' xVWcbFoot Weekly VV - and The Daring Thrill a.ul Laugh Melodrama of the Far-Western Plains also Dr. Rupert A. Moon Clactro-Chlrop.'actor Nrrvt and Spina Bpoclallst, Vl Parkins Hl.li. Pbona K4 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Sp.'ilnlll In IIik ritllriK of (llaaai'S lit jMtksim 81. Cometly ' $ rWW.MW.TT.I7.M:.M4TW Pine Streel" Machine Shop Oppot'ta Flour Mill V aif well itiipiMtl to han niot any kind of Jib. Crara rut to ortlor. i A Iarce group of patrons and frlcnrit! of the ITeinllne Conscrva lory will attend the fall opening at the c onveraatory tonight when TRAFFIC MANAGER RESIGNS. BOYS Oet your skull caps free at The loft-burg Cyolery. FOR SALK Ford nn tractor and plow. Fred Schmidt, Coos Junc tion. FOR SAI.R Laurel and oak block wood. 13.50. F. K. Llttrell, Mel rose Store. LOST Southern Pacific pay check No. 1330I. Return to News-Review office. HOME laundry will do waulilng. Ironing and mending. Come to 929 W lw heater St. WAXTKIJ Kxpcrienced house keeper, permanent place, family of three. Phone 41-J. FOR RENT One'down.Maira three room apartment, bath, hot water at all hours, l'hone 2181k WANTEIOffice orclerral work by girl. Address "M. B.", caro News-Review. FOR S ALE 30-30 Savage rifle". Fine condition, tls cash. A. J. Mannagh. D22 S. J'lne St. FOR SALE Six months old Scotch collie dog. partially train ed, l'hone 179-J or call 517 S. Stephens. (A"ia! 1'ipu Iaw-.l Win.) SEATTLE. Sep. 11. The Seattle Times announced today that Roger 1). Pinneo, traffic manager of the j l'ort of Astoria In Oregon and for mer Seattle shipping man, had tendered his resignation, effective January 1, because of the "evident dissatisfaction of Borne persons," with him. Coming: "How to lie Young at 70.' PROMINENT PORTLAND COUPLE ARE MARRIED SEATTLE, Wash., Sep. 11. Dr. COCKER SPANIELS FOR SALE Some very nice pups, also a few grown dogs. Curtis Calkins. Phone 8F5. i Ft'RNISHEI) APARTMENTS" Three large daylight rooms; well furnished. Price $20.00. Law rence Agency, 125 Cass Street, Phone 119. j WANTED-EiderlT" lily wants pi. j sitiO'i as housekeeper and com panion for one employed through ' the day. Good cook, references, i H. J. M., care News-Review. I FORRENT Two-new" bungalows j strictly modern five rooms j oak floors throughout 1131-1135 j North 3rd St. Close to Benson, school. Also a close in 5-rooin i apartment. Call 460. ! I Mrs. Heinline and her tnff nf tieorge F. w alker. rortland post I teachers will receive from eight to department commander of the, ten o'clock. A musical program Willi1 Slates Spanish war veter- enteftain the guests during the an" of Oregon and Flora May Ross, I evening, and the conservatory;11 we" know'i musician of Portland i urges all tie old friends as well as ' were niar"'l'l hmj yesterday by I new to call during those hours tor)r- A- jor at the home of meet the new teachers and to wel come back the old. Mrs. Charles ' Brand of the voice department, I will sing a group of songs, and Mrs. I C. E. Rusho of the decorative art department, will show some of the new things of the summer. Learn "How to Be Young at 70." OF W, C. T. U. LEADER Mrs. Kitty Major. They left for Denver to reach Portland October 1. How to be young ut 70. IE UT A four-tunnel prune drier be longing (o Ferguson Brothers of Oays Creek, was burned to the j ground this morning. The fir I started as shifts were leln ; changed and was noted at once I Men employed in the orchards Immediately hurried to the scen, ' closing the ventilutors. and draw ing the fires, fighting the flames iin water. They had a'tmt gained control, when the dense, suffocating 'moke forced them nut fore the Inquest was to be resum-1". , "'. uc ng rd. Sheriff Whl.erieM u,.M .T ) ,r fra.n,p nrtictlon. and having (AMnr-litrd Fm. Uurd Wlr.,1 VINTON, Iowa. Sep. 11. C. B. Cook, whose wife. Myrtle Cook, president of the Benton county W. C. T. IT., was shot to death In her home Monday night, will be ques tioned at a closed session of the coroner's inquest today. i nis was announced shortly hi that Cook hati not given . i satisfac tory exiilanatloi as to where he was the night of the shooting. The coroner's Jury was also scheduled to hear behind closed doors the testimony of Charley Perciflelil. a day laborer, who. Sheriff Huhl said, had made vague threatening statements while In an intoxicated condition last Moiulay. The funeral of Mrs. Cook, whose friends have expressed belief she was slain by a liquor law viola tor, was attended by a larse crowd yesterday afternoon including more been In nitration forsever;!! days. burned rapidly, and wltl'in 2i minutes from the time th fire was first seen, it hail collapsed. A few trays plied on the porch were snved. but everything else was a total l.-ua. The drier was occupied by :!no bushels of prune i. bringing the total lo?s to ahoitt $:!.fii"). S nie insurance wa: carried. MISS MII.I.IIX.K IMPIiOVINt;. FOR SALE One Shropshire buck, and one ram lamb will trade for 2 good ewes not over 4 years old j bring ewes and get bucks. Will i furnish registration papers. S. M. Snell. Drain. Ore. Pi )RSAl"EFancy solid tomatoes and pickling cucumbers still to be had; bu. 5cc delivered. i 75c. Also 40 tier old growth fir; blocks, 16 In., (175. Lindblom, Dlxonville. NEW G"ROOM nVNOALOW On pavement and In a fast growing district, hard wood floors, lots of I bi'llt ins and nicely finished throughout, large enameled bathj room,' basement with furnace, I beautiful lighting fixtures. Lot; 95x100. Price J4O00, $500 down. very easy terms on balance. W. A. Rogard Heal Estate. Phone 303. It I V E RBOTTOMGARI)EN LA NT). The best of sIH soil suitable for melons, broccoli and other gar d'nlng purposes. Price $300 per acre. 25 per cent down, no pay ments for two years, very easy terms thereafter at 6 per cent in terest on deferred payments. W. A. Bogard Real Estate. Phone 303. WILLING TO" LOSE A THOU SAND DOLLARS Fine, modern 5-room bungalow with every con venience; screen porches: wood shed: garage; house fully fur nished, including fhie piano. range, dining set. carpels, rugs. 1 rooking utensils, etc. Everything goes for twenty-one fifty, half cash. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Struct, l'hone 219. 2S0-ACRE SHEEPn"ANCH Lfe cated 10 miles from town; 1 mile from school. 3D acres in cultiva tion, very productive soil, bal ance pasture well set to grass, Vf" ? : f ' Inn ii iisssaa.i , i imITii -m. Is a wholesome, nutritious, delicious food for chil dren and grown-ups at any time, in any quantity. Insist on Mel-O-Maid at all Fountains, or delivered direct to your home in bulk. Try Our Famous Creamery Butter The Douglas County Creamery Phone 340 AAA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA WWW WWWWWWW BIG DANCE Dixonville Hall FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 11 . Everybody Welcome Roseburg Orchestra I I LAYING OUT PLOTS FOR DEMONSTRATION Professor F. E. Price, specialist In soils from Oregon Agricultural College and County Agent Cooney are spending the day at looking; Glass. Green. Winston, and other i districts in the southern end of the county laying out fertilizer demon-1 stration plots which will be main tained through the year Irr order to, show the value of fertilizer on var-1 ious kinds of solis. the situation at Its meeting nexl Tuesday night. Coming: "How to Be Young at 70." PORTLAND BARBER SHOPS WAR OVER INCREASE IN TONSORIAL RATES How to be young at 70. THE FOOL Is Coming PORTLAND, Ore., Sep. 11 . j S I Portland barbern an nt war over j n increase in the price of haircuts ) from 50 cents to cents, and One BUT THE JURY awarded Jones lii.OOO 00 (Inm ates. 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 Jury . And for a few dollars Smith could have car rlrd public liability Insurance on his car. How about your car? An- you taking a chance, too? We will write you the coverage vou need. G. W. YOUNG cV SON INSURANCE 116 Cn St Phone 417 O. IT. Pick n.H received word Yoni drnntH Push th's mornlne trt the effect Mint Mis (Iwpneth MU- ! I'SKD FORD BARGAINS- Tuti, n mi n fj ltllliv II1J urU IliHt week, when the car In whirl, 'he was rid in turned turtle nenr Gold Hill, a still Improving nnd if further complications do not net In, she will recover. Miss Vtl !fdp received two hal scalp wotiiid. the one In the back of her head severinm an artery, cans In her to !oie much Mood. The other wound Is over the eye. and :lthniirh it rtinnot he x-rnyed un II th swelling pnes down. v. ill nrohably not prove to he serious On of th- hoy in the pirty I :ilo periously injured, hut will recover. abundance of running water, sev-' rrom bt) cpnt" to b cont8' fri iinH.it- croi ,MM I shaves from 25 to 35 cents. Price I.IMM), $1000 cash balance 1 llown,own Bhop l loy'nK vernl fald by assuming federal loan 0f!barbers whlch rt,fU8( o $1700 and a Ion time on the,a,,vance Prl Krwd upon by difference between cash pay-j ,hP mast,r barbers and the barbers' ment and federal loan. This farm ' un,on has been Jolne by several should be seen to appreciate its oruM1,an f10'8 or he east side, value. W. A. Howard Real Estate Thp barb'r8 union w consider l'hone 303 Have several exceptionally pood ued Ford touriiiK cars at a price you'll know Is quite low. j A 1 2 1 Ford tour. all practically new cord tires license first ; class mechanically. Selling at $275 a safe purchase. i We have others correspond in ply ' low Call at our salesroom, look them' over you'll readily see that we sell Fords cheaper even than they fan h bought In .Portland. j We offer liberal terms too! M A T 1 1 F WS MUTOH X-C H A NO E By th- City Hall THINK OF IT The greatest slnpte cause of ac cidmits is the automobile; to the driver, the passenger, or Iho pedestrian. Five dollars per year (s the cost of a personal accident policy cov ering auto accidents. Ask us about it. MISOKICUOa 3 u A Big 2-Gun Man Western WPy3.S. I I "The Disciple" J 9 NEWS I COMEDY j 10c 15c Cleanrst and Plumpest Spring Vetch IN OREGON 4'2C in sack lota Droken Sacks 5c Alfo llnnrarian Vi'teh arid i'.rny Onlti. Kuqulre for prices on larse ion. J. E. HATFIELD Dixonvills, Phone 3F11 ENEMY THOWS AC 10, rOTlTl.ANP. Ore., Sep. 11 Mne Nntnmrk wns Inken In a hospital todny mifferinK from ncid burn, which he nit! were inflleted when Charles I.lpitrhitK was bitter be stHn Nnimark recently won a IZ.fioO damage snit apninst Lip chlt. The police wi re neek'ne the lat ter to set his version of the affair. Drusilla WITH A MILLION mrnrv n tp i Tnp I L.IOCK1I 1 TlZ-r I iC ft Auctioneer I m rrndy for rlntrs in city or country, write or mil me for datrt. t loine hold iroorl, nnd fnrm na cliinrry a specialty. Let John Do It JOHN ABEENE Phone 4:F3 . Oakland On TAILOR SHOP MOVED NEW LOCATION ?14 NORTH MAIN STREET Suits to cdjr and all tMor ing wort: Guaranteed. ANDY VELINE Rear KiJc'er's Shot otors FAIR GROUNDS 1 AT YAKIMA RAZED YAKIMA. Wanh.. Srp. 11. Fire of unknown origin early this morning swept the stale fair ground, rnzlns three of the build ings and dfmaelng a fourth. The wnman"s kulldlnir. about the best on the ground and equipped with a number of frlas rases for dis playing exhibits and aluo holding jotne furniture. Is now but a heap of ashes. The big dance pavilion, with Its hardwood floor, is likewise a total loss, as Is the women's an nex and rest room. The machinery hall Is burned on the front and roof, but will be used this year as it can be speedily repaired. Secretary A. K. Ijwsnn. almost In tears as he watched the flames eating his fine grove and the build ing that hail Just been repainted. lot no time In planning for hla f!r. It Is understood that the state carried no Insurance. This Is the secord f're to yisit'lhe fair grounds, the livestock barns hay ing l-een burned some year seo Last Time Tonight A First National Picture From Hichens' novel, "Snake Bite," read the world over for its wonderful strength of drama. "The Lady Who Lied" with a sterling cast Lewi Stone, Virginia Valli, Nita Naldi A Desert Thriller Also "PATHE REVIEW" md "BAD EOY" Feature Comedy MtrhMr l!irn the plar is the motion ftutur TerMon of THE FOOL 10c 3 25c Next: Pcla Ne2ri in "East of Suez"