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EIGHT FLOUR! Just received large quantity of best Hard Wheat Flour, milled from old wheat. This is one of the finest bread flours sold on this market. Lay in your winter's supply now at cur low price ' FOR WEDNESDAY 1 49-lb. Sack $2.40 2 49-lb Sacks $4.75 10 49-lb. Sacks ....$23.50 Netted Gems Potatoes, from Yakima, 1 0 lb. 33c. 50 lb. $1.60, 1 00 lb $3.00 Peaches for Canning, "Clings", box...$ 1 .25 Lemons, Fancy, doz 33c Oranges, Med 33c Peas, Corn and Tomatoes, 3 for 43c, 12 for $1.69 SMOKED MEAT Fancy Ham, lb 37c Fancy Eastern Bacon, Fancy Light 42c Fancy Picnics, lb 25c Fancy Cottage Butts, lb 35c 311 wttt TlTS't! 0re9m c... sir. rVd jj I Roteburg, Ore. S t V I 1 I fcjJ ti California IRK ABSOLVED) FOR NEGLEGT OF AMUNDSEN TO MAKE POLAR ATTEMPT IN PLANE NEXT SPRING nsw TODAY t CHEVALIERS PROJECT RELIEFS LONDON, S"pt. 15. A dispatch to (he WMftnliii'ior i4 Gazette from Oslo, Norway, say the next expedition of Itoulr! Amuml.-tcn towurd the North Vole, which will be undertaken in an airship or, Wit In I uly, will start from Homo next sprlntc. The rout of ili fllffht will be via Pulham, rrondhjem, Nor- way, and Kings liny SLEEPING ROOMS for rent. 112 ' You are specially urged to W. DoukUs. ! ajtend regular meeting Thurs oay, hept. J7tn, to complete nrVYYYYYYVYYYVVrrirYYYVl Hulls- D M. C... t,:. c benten. ic.iuuii .iiiciiw The dispatch adds that af- retsry Merely Carrying Out the Law. CONGRESS AT FAULT ter passing over the pole ! Amundsen will fly as far as ! possible homeward, ir the airship run out of fuel or the weather la severe, he will descend and telegraph hl petition and awult aid ill diitmantlinK the craft. Criticism of Cabinet Mem ber Over Reclamation Work in the West Undeserved. CHICAGO WILL TRY MUSIC INSTEAD COPS I "Civic musical centers could bf provided by the city with treat , benefit." 1m an id, "It la better to ipnrt f AawtrlalM Vn-m tml Wire) WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. CoiiKrea and not the interior de partment In to blame In the opin ion of President Coolidg. because reHef has not been afforded net tle ra on aome reclamation projects In the west. ' Secretary Work, whoso admlni atratlon hua been attacked In aome quartern, 1h held by the pre sident to be merely currying out the Ihw as he need It. Thus far, It was said today at the While House, no protest aimed at the Interior secretary baa been received by the president. The latter holds that if congress at its last session had panned a bill fav ored by the administration for re lief of settlers no that there would be no ground for complaint. The government's reclamation project ia clearly defined by law, in President CoolidKe's view, and while there Is no desire upon the of the administration to f AHtwM-iittril I'rtusj i'Uiui Wine.) CHICAGO, Sept. 15. Music Instead of the police force to mulnlaln peace In the community in planned by Chicago. Mayor lievur has started an invitation of mimical means employed in Klin. pen n cities to keep lh Ir people happy and out of troulde. spend money for such places than ; lor policemen, courts and Jails. Mimaztne subscriptions solicited Clubbing direr. KUitlon Masonic Temple, lloht burg. Q::lek turnover. Advertise. A etnssiried ad today brings anles to morrow. Trsmcndous Loss By Fire and Burglars I'vcry year the loss hy fire and luitrlnrd am. units to hundreds of millions of dollurn. It U le-u.-r to lie snfe than Horry. Knit a l'rinte Lock Hex In our Miife llvpoxli Vault- the cost a only IJ.Ill) and Up per ar. change this policy as a general proposition, it has been the gov ernment's contention that relief should be afforded to some local.- Ibrary, ties. The administrations plan In for work In the went to go on an need ed, but an effort will bo made to 'delnrmlne before new work Is in itiated on a large scale whether it iwlll he a paying proposition, and whether net tiers can be secured. During the last few years, as r President Coolidge sees It, there ,has ben a noticeable decrease in 'the demand for Irrigated land, due In arge measure to low prices for farm products, but he expects that as conditions Improve there will ;be a sufficient number of setllers ,in prrpeot for tho government to jr?pepd up Its reclamation work. ( Published reports from Poise, Idaho, recently have said that a j number of western senators dls 'satisfied with reclamation policies, would urge the president to remove Secretary Work. Senator lturah, ! republican of Idaho, has an en pnRement with the president at :Whieh the general policy of the In terior department is supposed to provide a schedule for discussion, I but the senator has de clined to dls ,cu tho reports. raw Majestic Theatre The Majestic theatre announces that the offering for V.'ediieseNy. to run for 1 day. is the William Fox production "Ports of Call," starring Kdmund I -owe. Thin picture Is said to possess an unusual variety of startling realistic tropical set tinxs. 1enison ('lift directed the film and the cast Includes Hazel Keener. IJtyian Tashman, William Davidson. William ConkUn, Alice Ward and Ha by Mack. "Ports of Call" has running through It a love story which the producers b'dleve will charm every audience. Nor has the sweep of action been permitted to diminish from the beginning to the surpris ing end of the ta!p, according to reports received. Incidentally, this Is the second Fox picture starring Kdmund Lowe which has the tropics for' its set ting. The first wan the screen suc cess "The Silent Command," a story of the navy. Hocsn for nnt. dose. n. No! children. 216 N. Steph'-ns St. put SALE Beautifully marked: Vox Terrbr puppies. 3!S V. ' Washington f?r. FOR SAI.K Sharpies cream sep arator. No. A. Good condition. Address W. F car News-Review. FOR SALEIeancheat i72 renin per lb. Rye grass, 3Jc at the bin. Phone ItFll. Thos. Hatfield. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. with bath. ?it per mo. Lights and water Included. Close in. 414 North Jackson. Phone 66. arrangements for Roseburg Canton Robertson No. 13. to attend Sovereign Grand lodge at Portland. Sept. 21st to I'oth Inc. Fatigue uniform. By Order of Commandant ODD FELLOWS How many are going to at- tend Sovereign Grand lodge at Portland next week. Sept 21st to 25th? If you are, be on hand Friday, Sept. 1Mb. Offlc- lal nroirrain is now In hands of FOt'R-TCBF "A WO SET for salej committee. TheRosebmgNalional Bank Roseburg, Ore. ELKS ATTENTION j Dnnclng and card pnrtv Thnrndnv evening, Sept. 17, IMS. He there!! Antlers Theatre "Salvation Hunters." which Is cnusfng so much comment at thp Antlers theatre this week. Is a film that grew like a lotus out of mud. Georre K. Arthur, a voune English actor, hail an idea that he I FOR SALE wanted to star in A picture. Josef von Sternberg, an aspiring director wan anxious to produce one. Neith er had a'W ntnn"y. a terrible con dition to be in nni'd the swirl of Hollywood. As a b' Kir.nlng Arthur submitted a romedvdrama plot called "Just Plain Hwtks." Von Sternberg rhtidd'red at the title and at the frivolity of that theme. He wns nil for hlrh art and symbolism. Discussing the mutter, the two went to the mouth of the I ,os Ang'les harbor, where von Sternberg said he knew of an Idea worth while. There, In the rolled waters of th shoals he pointed nut. ft matodonie steam dredtier methodically and unceas ingly tearing nine tons of dripp'rir mud per minute from the harbor bottom. "There Is your rrent theme mud The mud of life. The mud In the souls of men. Thp mud that makes a gesture to the bright su i." H'? said he world rite it for Arthur and direct il. Provided Arthur could find Iho money. After hardships without number the money wa raised, the picture finished nnd - most surprising of all- von Sternberg's idea demon strated n sensational success. at bargain price. Fine set for ex perimentHl purposes. See It at News Review office. int;HCHOOlTnOYSVa"nrwoTk of evenings and on Saturdays. Write Argon Fisher, 611 W. Lane . street, Roseburg, Ore. YHLIE" TO'i: RINO C A R"w 1 1 hiooil rear tires, fair front, runs good Total price $S5. Self starter and pood battery. Look thin over. The ltosburg Garage. FORTS A LE 1 r(-ihchPPlitoakla1-ro milk cow; weanlmg pie.-; 1 Poland China boar. E. L. Thomp son, Rt. 2. Hox 113, Roseburg. 4 miles north on Pacific highway. Fl'RNISHEI) APARTMENTS Centrally located, well furnished; price reasonable. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. FOR SALE 1 saddle or buggy horse, saddle and spring wagon, nearly new separator, 1 210-egg and H!0-egg Incubator. All goes at a bargain. Call Lane Street Rooming House. - FOIMVenT Nice clean, quiet, re spectable rooms for ladies or gentlemen: close In; frp baths: radio service every evening. I'n der new management. Lane Street Rooming House. WINTER RAN ANA APPLESRet ter than orchard run nt llrum RK'j. 5-tc box. Turn In at cement' posts Just south of Kelly's Kor ner. rui-iir containers. Also some fine eicious apples for sale. One each 25-20 Win Hy Order of Noble Grand. T FOR SALE Gray seed oats. C. J. Lundeen, Melrose, Ore. $1'mk to loan on good real estate. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. FOItTSALE Afew nuroWhi7e Leghorn hens left, 75c each If taken at once. Call State Farm, 4T.F2, or 1J mi. east of town. FOR"-SALE Subuibanhome77 room house, 5 lots, garage, wood shed. Price S19QJ). $25u caah, bal ance 25 per mo. No Interest Chas. Kyes, S2ti N. Jackson St F t ' R N I S H E lT 1 OUS EFO OtENT 4 rooms, newly finished Inside, completely furnished, wouderful view, cellar full of wood, garage can be had close by, rent $25 month. Phone 324-J, 1334 N, Jackson St KEW EXTENSION DF SOUTHERN PACIFIC IILCUTOMCE (AwocfattKl PreM l.aw-t Wirf.) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15. rheptpr. 3H-::o Winchester. 30-40 I res ident William sprouie, or tno . KniK. 35 Itemliieton automatic. : Southern J'aclfic comp-'uy, an All iu first clans shane. Also;nounced today that the through pood violin and console r-idio i line from Klamath Falls to the fast cabinet. H"i,.tr Shop, Cor. Hose will run through Tule Lake, on the end Oak S's. ( borderline of Siskiyou and Modoc Fort SAI.F-Ford tmirln r!lr. .counues in (.aiuorn.a. 10 n connec- rood mechanical condition; l., .lmminl.Kli rlmo fnnr roo.1 iires. -new battery and aRf - The new line . will connect n-hts rood rnlr.t PrU- ?175. wi,h thfX Central Pacific main line S-e Charles V. Stanton, 627 Mill in Nevada. mis route nas peen cnosen oe- jtlon with the Nevada-California railroad, which will be standard At a Special Price! Silk Dresses An unusual purchase brings about this Special Selling. Here are scores of crepe satin dresses with lingerie ruffles, the new puff sleeves and the flar ing hem line. In many of them you will find two color tones. At our low price every woman and miss is given the value-opportunity of the season. PRICES RANGE $19.75 $29 J 5 $39.75 m The Ladies' Shoppe 139 North Jackson St AXJUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU broccoli. A bargain. $rn. See It fit the Pleasant Home Cherrv Or-' chard, Ki'.st Douglas St., Roseburg. o- Women Wanted! Fcr Cannery Work UMPQUA VALLEY CANNING COMPANY Roseburg Phone 525 The Best Policy Is to keep well Insured. It Is ton late to Insure after the loss occurs. You will appre ciate the service rendered hv our agencv. We write all lines of tire and automobile 4usuronce. C W. YOUNG cV SON INSURANCE 116 Caaa St. Phone 417 NFW STAMPED GOODS You will f'nd that Card's store j lias Just added a dumly line of! Pack;'.! rood ami some new fine j linen staiHited rood to their bii; line. We brieve w- have n liri1! thai would be a credit to any city, j Our line of l. M. C. colors is mot i complete. Vb it our balcopv sales- S room and see a real display of art j goods. Carr's. j MARKETS ARE I OBTAINED IN i EASTERN STATES rt . - . cause ii aiiorua ine snoriesc main FOR SM.F-One horse and bucsy ,jne rom South(lrn 0r()5on and hiirness; a sp - mild animal Norlnn California to the J . 7 w. "st Tl OnWn. with ft low grade line,' Mr. Sprouie said. 'It will cut the present distance from Klamalh Falls via OKden to all eastern points substantially fa ex- FOrt SALE NMce 7-room mmlirn css of 2o0 miles. It will be sub house, raraee, sleeping porch stantlally 200 mllea shorter to St. and basement. IS lots and on i.ouls. Chicago. Omaha, or Kansaa pavement. Ixits of grapes, fruit city than the proposed northern ; a-d berries. Fire place for nn(, route. via Bend. Oregon. ii" ii- .i-r m iiiii-i ii; j nere is noi enougn iranic, ex- taten at oce as we want to go istlns or potential, to support the ea'. i.'.OO or more down. Phone nrnnosed evtninn of the northern 512-V. lines from I!end to Klamath Falls, I J TO Tit A PF 3-room. electric lleht- in addition to our own comprehen- J efl house, three lots, each Eox sive plana and thia fact is of first ! HO ft. died cellar, wooil shed, consequence to us. ! chicken hime. lawn, shade trees. "inese plans as announcea, iook , Some furniture anil chickens. In toward the support of revenue de-! the prooerous milling town of rived from hnuling the traffic of j Fiend. Ore. For a small place or the mills either established or to j ranch, near Itnseburg. Ore. own- be built upon our lines or on the , er. Abnr-r F. Smith, ftf!l E. Olney, lines of the California, Oregon and J ll'-nd. Ore. Kastern railroad and hy such mills i VnR!!FFl'"M 4V-IiM)K"lIFnE ; may ne established on the Ne-1 Old age comp. ls owner of this vada-Callfornla-Oregon railway by j ranch to sacrifice 5B acres of 'extensions into the basins trlbu- d.-ed. d land adjoining thousands "r Jn ,he one nand to Klamath ; of acres of the best fr. e f.'.-ding "ls o'") on the other to Ijikeview J grounds In Oregon: 0 acres "8 demand for loss and lumber ? b.-arlng prunes: big family or-:k, rasnnable. I chard: 1H stream thru place; i "Our traffic resources rest not strictly modern country home, , only upon the industries on our.J rot over eight thousand: gas ''" "Pn no raw materials' lights: modern plumbing: 3 big win leeu anu mainiain sucu ( x, stiM-U barns: three thousand dol- lndHslrles. .,1 SILK HOSE, $1.00 New fall shades In Rosewood, French tan, Priscllla. maiite, poudre blue, almond French nude, Zanzi bar, etc.. 25 shades In all. And every pnir will give you the big gest dollar's wear and looks of any . 1. ...... Whir n.tt state will open its case against Uie ( a )air an(, gal , Havlng your confessed dynamite which wreck- ( hosiery billa? Soe the line at ed the Los Angeles Times and j Carr'a. Llewelyn Iron Works 14 years ago i 0 killing 22 workmen. I Heat with gas. the charge of blackmail against John J. McNamara, labor leader and alleged sabotage advocate have been selected In criminal court. The two vacant places will be fill ed today. It Is believed and the More for Your Money Than You Can Get in Any Other Store That's Why We Are Proud to Offer You I ik t I : (ConllniHd from page 1 ) The Liberty Theatre LAST TIME TODAY A BIG SPECIAL rasa with a Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkins Bldg. Roaeburo, Or Phona 85. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronto and 'Electro-Tberaphy 41 T Perkins Blrii Pbone 41 Ha mm iioe Alary A Smile With F.vcy Scene Stnn iiig Carr Kenneth Harlan Priscilla Conner OREGONIAN NEWS AND COMEDY Dr. Rupert A. Moon Eltctro-Chlrepractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. 121 Perkins Mdff. Phone DR. DEAN C. CUCAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of 0 lasses ' 116 Jackson St Matinee 2:15 P. M. Price 10-25c Pine Street Machine Shop Opposite Flour Mill We are well equipped to han dle ntost any kind of Job. tit-ats rut In order. cheese, each operating Tndepeml ; intly but a movement has now i b 'eu buinched to brine them Into! ' oe larrp niark'tine ortraniratlon In another dlsirict he found 2mh factories nianufacturiiijij American cheese, nil under o:ie orrnnlzatinn. j The factories are centertd around' , in branch assembling wan houses. and each of th e uroups h:is a I reresentu'ive In the central sell ! Inn croup. This exeat oreunizatinn ; markets its products nil over the i I'niied Slates and In HCM shipped ST. cars Into Los Ani:ee. His 'iet stop was nt Philadelphia where he attended the Cooperative Institute for seven days. Marketing experts from all sections of the country nt tended and exchanged Ideas and experlneces. i "At these nieetlnirs it was empha sized." said Kipp. "Hist each coin munlty must be considered sear- ateiy : also mat cop'tii iims sm -roundine a comnninlty sl-.ould be considered .separately, as no two I orKanlratious ran be operated the . same." I FYom Philadelphia he went to New York where he conferred with th Ked rHt, il Fruit and Vep. tjiht.- : (trowers H"il the cr:inber-y people; I thence he went to Wahinirtnn whre he ronf-rre! w ith Williiirn I H.-irp-r Ivan, manager of the Atri cultural department al lh I'ti-,! , Stales chamber, who recently con duct d the rejii'ial a;'icu"v.i:it confereiiee In Portland, ami with K. ii. MitntKiunerv. head of the food preduet division if the Pur- ; eau of Pon Un and l'tnestic Co?n I pierce. ! In Florida he i;ae five day to a study ot producing and mark tmc cordltions anionic the celery, putaro )(! citru fint: crowers. sm tiom lheif r' turned home by way of I Ambles. Mr. Kipp went away situtc. but returned lmme a marrbit nian He whj Married lo l'ese tbsle i.( Per land, i:i Indiana, ndt. ijn w.tth tnnu i nmi.-ments nnd i l therefore proper to add equipment; fi horses; 6't head cat-!,t if ,ne northern lines are Rrant-tle- 60 bo 's- Go Roats; Hut chick-tp,! permission to come into Klam-ens- house partly furnwhed. fath Falls to share the traffic, In This ranch will carry 3) head 'ht section and the territory In .wtBd iiui.u nf fence The best termediate enroufe, then we can- buy In DoukIus county for tw ty thousand, easy terms rence Aeency, l-i lusa Phone S19. AUCTIONS . WV yell finy'liine and erylhlnk you have 10 offer and pet the hich dnllr.r. See ire for dates. M. C. RADABAUCH 5J0 N Pine St. THINK OF IT The rrtntest sint-le cause of ac clitenltt Is the nntonmbUe; to the driver H.e p.issenKer, or the p.Hlestrien. Klve dollars per year Is the cost of a personal lu-cHlent policy cov ering sulo accidents. Ask us about It. not undertake to eo ahead with our T I.aw-'P'ans as outlined." jX Street. jT Frefih eastern oysters at the i T DouKlas Crill. TFN OF JURY TO HEAR LABOR LEADER CASE ARE CHOSEN MORE WEAR, MORE STYLE, MORE FIT $7.00, $8.50, S10.C0 If a dollar bill were rubber it couldn't cover More Value Roseburg Booterie IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. PERKINS BLDG. ROSEBURO, OREGON : : 1XPIANAPOLIS. Ind., Sept. 15. enii the 12 men who will hear sscmctiK io;ir:icm j DANCING RAINBOW 0 GARDENS Wednt?sday Nite The Music by the SWAN EE SEKENAOtRS Inlnnhicina "Brown Ey Why Art You Blut" F. K'ltrlr ; FRANK ROGERS He Si"g JITNEY LAST TIME TONITE yiTQAlSI "Stcekofthc, Roifal Mounted James Olh'crCuruvoa ntUVIO SMITH hnUo mm Ocnlijtcn Stunt Holmes Ch.it lode Mcrttini TOMORROW Biq Doublt Ftiturt Showl . "Ports of Call" 'Trouble With Wives" aBSHHauassaiHti TONITE ONLY TONITE A Film you will talk about for months. "Salvation Hunters'' A deeply stirring pane from life. You will see this picture with a thrill yon never felt before. Symbolism Is the new sensation In motion pictures. Kvery scene Is significant In "SALVATION HUNTERS" There Is key to an Idea In every Important scene of Ihls film. As for Instance: POVEHTY Ka. INNOCENCE A child. LOST IDKA1.S Llthocraph of a mother and Infant In an ouicost's room. TUB TEMPT Kit Shallow of a well-dressed man. DKtlUADATlo.N A lattern's stockings down. HOPE Sunshine over the brow of a hill. SCHRENDEH A Up stick. KM fl.ATION-Pictures of Sandow. DESTINY A steam dredse: RESOl'CE A bunt match. Also WORLD NEWS COMEDY 10c 25c Ntxt: "KENTUCKY PRIDE" 3
