Roseburg news-review., September 16, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16,1925.
. MIDDIES
The lirfulullou Style.
All tines
GIRLS'
Lumberjac Sweaters
just in.
Bettor herrlce Metier Merchandljia
The Surprising Values Make
it Worth Your While to Come to Us
for Needs in School Wear
With school opening only a few days away it is time
to get busy that school days may be comfortable and .
the clothes worry over.
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New 'Fall Coats
Lovely, Carefully Selected Garments
and up in fact there are coats styles to suit any taste,
tho many at this low price appear as well tailored,
and are of excellent all-wool material with fur trimming.
Wide Silks and Flannels
E4 In. f!an:ioTs, Kunlia cloths, and Urowtinheen
cloths with nlmiy of color me this ycar'tt popu
lur fubrics firitt wool
$2.25 $3.59 $4.50 a yard
Silk Hose for School, 89c
Our Hpeclal brand of Silk Hosiery at 89c a pair,
will supply the demand for a Ioiir wt-arin?
School liose In Bilk ut a popular price. Over 13
cotoiH.
89c
Boys
Wear-Proof Shoes
Our clforts to supply the best
School Shops for boys huvo result
ed In stocking hundreds of pulrs of
Wear proof, Uskld rolod, all leather
schools for boyti.
$2.95 &. 53.23 a pair
Girls
Buster Brown School Shoes
In bIws up to 2, we offer in thin re
llablt' ftmko. Beveiul Btylea, priced
$2.95 to $3.25
In growing girls' ilzea, serviceable
htyond t xpectatfonR for any olher
bhoe
$3.50 and up
SEN. BORAH TAKES
PROJECT FIGHT TO
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
WASHINGTON. 8pt. 10.
Penator I turn h. reptihltV.in, Mubo,
today rnrrtttl to the Wlilte Hon
Ms fltrht for relief or pettier! on
reclamation projects In the wet.
Kollowln; Homely on the nn
nounremeut of tho White Hon-f
view that renfres wan to blame '.
for lpek of relii'f le?rM.iton. lie 1
Idaho nrnntor Indicated that h
felt Sorretary Work and the In
terior department wero to bliiimi
for tho .itiravorahlo conditions In
the west where net tier have ben
seeking extension of relief from
reinitiation charge.
In conference with President
Coolldre. the nenator urged a
more liberal attitude on the part
of l he government and declared
that the Interior department linn
adequate auihorlty under law to
e;trry out relief niea"uren.
AUCTIONS
We sell anything and everything
you have to oTfer and get the
high dollar. See me for dates.
M. C. RADABAUGH
630 N. Pine St.
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IG DANCE
DIXONVILLE HALL
SEPTEMBER 19, 1925
Everybody Invited
Rcicburn Musio Com. and Havs a Good Tim.
The Best Policy
Is to keep well Insured. ' It In
too late to Insure after the
loss occurs. You will appre
ciate the service rendered by
our agency. We write nil
lines of fire and automobile
4nnurance.
a W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Can St. Plione 417
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rOItTI.ANH, Ore.. Sept. 1.
O. A. Storvlek, representing a
creamery at Albert l.ea, Mfnne
ota, started a dixcusslon at the
otenIng Fesslon of the conven- i
lion of the National Creamery
HutternmkeM' AMROcfatlon here
today, when he supgested a na
tloqul uniform blank should be
required for buitermakera to
make report of their butter.
Jle declared this method to be
the only means of securing hon
enly omh- general eflkiency tn
creamery operation.
liutterntakers who took excep
tion to the plan declared that tho
tate acrountiuits and close state
liispeellou of "over-run" would Uis
better means of regulation.
High quality of butter was nam
ed by HtorIk as tho most Im
portant factor in creamery effi
ciency, which was his subject,
('nftorm pasteurization watt ne
ceMsary to production of the bo3t
product, be said.
Other speakers of the morning
were I. J. Hiiiby. of Itrookiugs,
S. I)., on "Dairy Develonmeut in
the Dakotas," and Professor M.
Mortensen, Iowa atate college, on
"The Hairy School a a factor
in developing the dairy induatr;'.'
M. M. Money, Eugene farmers'
creamery, gave an address of wel
come. Stnte butter Judging teams this
morning began competition in
judging. At the convention ban
qi:et tonight announcements of
scores nnd presentation of prizes
was to take place.
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SALEM, Ore., Sept. 16.
Secretary of State Korer, i
nued an order yenterduy
which lelieves motor vehicle
owners whose cars derive
light from magneto genera
tors from going to the ex
pense of an entire change
iii lighting equipment as
would otherwise be required
under the new lighting law
or the iy-T legislature. Let
ters with the new order have
been sent to all light adjust
ing stations.
t NEW TODAY
WANTED A second hand baby !
bugicy. C. A. Frultt, middle, Ore. I
FOR KENT Nw si x-rooKrpl aster- i
ed bouse. Inquire 469 2nd Ave., I
So. - ,
NEW STAMPED GOODS
You will find that Carr's etore
has just added a dandy line of
package goods and hoiiio new fine
linen stamped goods to their big I
line. We believe we have a line
that would be a credit to any city, j
Our line of . M. (. colors is most j
compiere. visit our imicony sales
room and see a real display of art
good.. Carr's.
tract for the position of supervisor
ot music. Miss Ha vis waa married
recently and is retiring from the
t- aching profession, and Miss llas-
Hiiiie is accepting a better posi
tion as assistant supervisor of mu
sic at Sacramento.
The board accepted the appli
cations of Miss Verna Carothers to
till the grade school vacancy, and
of Miss Hazel Ituib Ooodwln, for
the position of music supervisor.
Misj Carothers has been teach
ing at Forest (Jrove for the past
three years and comes to Roseburg
wry hlchly recommended.
Miss Goodwin has been serving
as supervisor of music at the
m hools of Anaconda. Montana.
She Is a graduate of the Colorado
State Teachers College, and lias
h:id one year of post graduate
work. She has served as super
visor at Sunnyside, Wash., and
Twin Falls, Idaho, as well as at
Anaconda.
In order to stimulate interest In
instrumentation, the board has em
ployed Walter (Jermalne, Instructor
in the Heinline studio,' to direct
an orchestra and a bnnd, each for
one hour each week. Itehearsals
will be from 8 until T o'clock on
Tuesday and Thursday morning,
and all rade ami high school stu
dents who play instruments will be
eligible.
WAGON, Haty, ftultuble for luin-.
ber hauling. Will exchange fori
wood. Phone 4o. ;
LO S T La rge ait if icial flower, used
as dress trimming. Return to this
U office. 1
FOR SALE Sow and 6 weaner.
pigs, $60. J. F. Van Allen, Daya
Creek, Ore. j
STRAYED '-Smalll long-haired. j
white kitten. Notify Mildred Zig
ler. Tel. 5M5-J.
FOR SALE--Oue nearly new cider!
press, large slfe. Yos burgh tc
Wiard. Phone 516.
FOR RENT Apartment, " five
rooms,-unfurnished, strictly mod
ern, close in. Call 410. i
Bone meal and other fertilizers
at Wharton Rros.
COP IS FREED
BY A JURY FOR
SHOOTING MAN
(Continued from page 1 )
OR SIX
Ihorltlrs bollere he srrved another
ltrm unrlcr another name.
LoulKlgnot wan aKain returned
to the pt-nitent iary on January
23, l!tH. from Cons county un
der the name of Frank Vaughn,
sentenced to serve from 6 months
to 5 years for conviction on a
charge cf having received stolen
property. In the meanwhile he
had nerved a term in the Wash
ington penitentiary at Walla Wal
la. On April II, lym. ho wan
Kiven a conditional pardon and
was turned over to the Washing
-y . - a -.j. -iTTr.f.1, fc r fcHYTVr fit 1 -i f r
KOIl KENT Torooin furnished
apartment for couple. Phone 1B1-J
or call at 610 S. Jackson.
WANTED High "school boy-to"do
chores, build fires, etc.. for room
and board. Phone 671.
KOR SALE Pure bred "and" Tegls
tered German police dog pups.
XI. A. Ketten. 216 Court St.
WANTKD Clothes, shoesT" furni
ture, magazines., papers. Phone
297-L, or send card. Salvation
Army, Koscburg. .
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE
For rent. In city limits, nice fur
niture, wonderful view, suitable
for young couple. Phone 324-J.
SINT.ER"maohlne In fi:ie condition.
for 925. An J-.dlson phonograph 2
with records almost new, only ' J
5(; Powell Furniture Company. J
FOR RENT 2 large front room
aids., fireplace and hot water.
Large housekeeping rooms for
school girls or boys. 3-14 S. Jack
son. ,
Bell Millinery
. New Shipment of
Street and Dress
HATS
For Friday and Saturday
Specially Priced
BELL MILLINERY
Quick turnover. Advertise. A
classified ad today brings sales to
Folks used td wait for their ship
lo come In. Today tbey read the
News-Review classified ads.
Women Wanted!
WANT El) Place byhigh school
girl, to work for board. Prefer
small child to care for of even
ings. Address Leona Morel and,
Wilbur, Ore.
NTEITrTicks with drivers to
haul gravel. One to two yards
capacity. Ily day or by contract.
J. W. Sweeney Construction Co.,
Hrookings, Ore.
FCRNISHED APARTMENTS"
Three large daylight rooms; well
furnished. Price $20. Lawrence
Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone
219.
FOR SALE Or exchange for any
kind of cattle, first class work
horse, weight 12fMt lbs. Sound nnd
true, work anywhere. Box 6t8,
or phone 419-Y.
For Cannery Work
UMPQUA VALLEY CANNING
COMPANY
Roseburg Phone 525
ai- Wlrc.l
.. Sept. 16.
Jail (
up .
ton authorities nnd returned to jfrom Mukilteo.
me w nua aiia prison, trom
which he Is believed to have es
caped about a week later.
'ar Taken ut llmnt.
AHKRDKK.V. Wnh.. S-pt. HI.
(A-wr!attst tmw
SEATTLE, Wash.
Search for six prisoners who
eaped from the King county
here yesterday after holding
three Jailers, two doctors and
attorney and locking them in a cell
shifted today to Whidby Island,
across Puget Sound from Everett
when Snohomish county
Mct'ulloch took a posse and blood
hounds there. The hunt started
isgnot was killed by an Oregon
highwnv patrol officer yesterday,
was stolen Monday from Hie Eco
nomy Automobile company of Le
hani, neur lMymond, according
the chief of police of Raymond.
I.oulNgnot, according to the ehie:'
had takn the car on trial spy
ing ho wanted to buy It. It was
a light t curing car. new.
J Acting Prosecutor McFarlane de
clared here that an inquiry will be
jmade in an effort to determine how
jthe men obtained four pistols and
a knife fastened on the end of a
broomstick, which they used to
gain ihelr fre. dom.
Fresh eastern
Douglas Grill.
oysters at the
Heat with gaa.
Fresh eastern
Douglas Grill.
oysters at the I
YOUNG BOB WINS I
SWEEPING VOTE j!
IN SENATE RACE
(Continued from page 1 )
THINK OF IT
The greatest single cause of ac
cidents is the automobile; to the
driver, tl.o passenger, or the
pt-destrlan.
Five dollars per year is the cost
of a personal accident polit y cov
ering auto accidents. Ak us
about it.
FOR SALE Team BTavy draft
! horses, sound and true, with
wagon, and harness. Phone
loF23. Mrs. J. F. Turpin, Look
ing Glass, Ore.
PLANK GIANT pullets and cock
eicls for sale. Reasonable or ex
change for early hatched Barrtd
Rocks. Edenbower, j mite w.-t.t
or. R. R. J. D. West, Roseburg.
K. F. l. 1 Cox 40.
Sheriff ! THREE HUNDRED SACKS OF
CHOICE POTATOES Taken off
four acres at $2.75 per sack. Is
not bad. This 160 acre stock and
grain ranch for sale at sacrifice
price on account ot ill health;
70 acres excellent creea bottom
under cultivation: adjoins best
Iree feed;ng grounds In Oregon;
two fine streams thru place; part
under irrigation; modern 7-room
house; bath; city toilet; lava
tory: screened .in porches; two
good barns full hay; all kinds feed
and gnrdnn truck; on main road;
near Kcliool; team; ha-ns; wa
gon; implements; ex-'s; 5 fine
cows; 4 oung catlk ; 7 pigs;
chickens. Everything goes for
elKht thousand. Only takes $2250
cash, batpnee ten yours. Lvw-re-ice
Agency, 125 Cass Street
Phone III.
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
ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
IFcJL i b e r t y Theatre
Today and Tomorrow
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Zyjm
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
P.rkln. Blda. Rosfiburg, Or.
Phon. 86.
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Electronic and Elsctro-Theraphy
17 Perliln. Rill. Plnn. 4l
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
El.ctro-Chlropractor
Nerve and Spin. Opecl.llat.
124 Perkins Bldg. Tlton 6M
death of Senator Ttohert M. I,a Fol
lette. This infonnation hecanie
nvnilnhle today, whin it was as
certained t hi! t in a. Mil ion to Rob
ert M. I.a Kollette, Jr., who yester
day swept the slate In hl. contest
for the repnblican no;nin:itinn. the
socialists and socialists Ipbnr tick
et, was reported officially as snch,
while others appeared to lie eligi
ble as Independents.
I'nless there a.-e withdrawals, as
the riistilt of confer' iters bt-ini:
held totlay. the followln? names
and their destcintlon wi!i epp-ar
on the ballot on Sopleeihor 29;
Ttohert M. I,a P.illette, Jr.. re
publican; John M. 'or'(, rncinlist:
(ieorlte llauni'in. .o.'nlii-lahor:
Hoy I' Wlli-oi. Ind 'pen.l. nt- Vil
llnm fimrsii Ilntre, indi p. tub in :
Kdward Y. Plthmar, Intlep-niient:
Arthur Harry, Indepenili nt ; lM'i
b'l Woodward. Ind. ienil.Tt
With 310 precincts missinc on'
of ?r91 In the state this morning
a Kollette had a majority over
Wilcox. Mefinrern and Wiindward
of 2fi fict. and a plurality over il
rox of Siitl. The vote stood:
l.a Kollette 1ti; oofi; 'iirox 7r. -fin;
Woodward 3.431; M.Conrn
18.301.
S0fC BLDC.
BJStSllF C.CBfc
AT
LONG'S HALL
Cole Valley
SATURDAY NITE
SEPTEMBER 19
Six Piece Orchestra
All Welcome
PRINCE OF WALES
MAROONED IN CHILE
8ANTIA00. rill.e, Sept. 16.
The Prince of Wales was still ma
rooned at Los Andes, the Chilean
terminus of the trans-Andean
railway today, lie was caught
there yesterday, when on his way
back to Argentina from his vl It
to Chile by heavy snows in the
mountains and a big landslide
which blocked the railway line.
The prince has not yet decided
whether he will return to Vina
lel Mar or make a new attempt
to cross tho Andes.
Discovers Way
to Harden Lead
TONITE AND THURSDAY g
Big Special Double
Feature Show
A Paramount Feature
"TROUBLE WITH WIVES"
WITH FLORENCE VIOOR AND. ALL STAR CAST
and
- A Fox Feature
"PORTS OF CALL"
Both Full Sized Guaranteed First Run
Feature Pictures
' Ports of Call," 7:15 to 8:30.
'Trouble With Wives," 8:30 to 9:45.
'Ports of Call," 9:f,0 to 11 p. m.
In other words, come at 7:15 and see a complete double
feature show or you can come at 8:30 and Bee full show.
ih eastern oysters at the
IVmulas c.tlll.
Pre
u
Oregcnian News and Comedy
f ICc and 15c
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
8peclall.it In the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
DANCE
AT
Melrose Country
Club
Saturday Nile
Sepf.19
Miide by
Roseburtf Music
E vr y.jorty We Icon.
Pine Street Machine
Shop
Opposite Flour Mill
V ar well equipped to han
die tnont any kind of job.
(lean cut to onb-r.
ME EMPLOYED
t'cu.sr
The school p,ard In Its
in-. -him last nlaht accepted
resUnatlons of Miss I., limh Pav.s,
who hsd heel entpiov.d as an In
stilt. tor In the 4th drs.l- of the
lies., school, and a'so or Mis. p,h :,
Has. Itine. wh,, was un,;, r ,.,,.
DANCING
RAINBOW
GARDENS
Wednesday Nile
Th. Music by the
tWANEE SERENADfelRS
IntrtHliielng
"-own Eyri Why Ar. Vou
B'u."
Pasturing
FRANK ROGERS
He Sings
JITNEY
1 &V,.I ' al, 1
TONITE AND THURSDAY
WnilAM rCK braaiti
KENTUCKT PWDEfre
A tomance of the Kings and Queens of the Turf. ' i
AND A CAST Of THE WORLD'S GMAItST ml HORStS I .
MAN a WAR" NEGOFOl MORVICH FAI R PLAV
the Finn "Virginia's fuTURtcoNFtDtRAcy
JOHN FORD pwduflion
WW'
U. S. iVnn, txvr. inetnlliir
gtrnl rnfrnn-er. mtt W t Mud
Mn, l-oth if Wrstrrn Klrt-trii
Co., Chlentt, Imvr HnMtrrre1
nr'mHrf. lo Imrtlrn nnd tem
rt lead, it t miiitMiiH-rd Tht
(tfwrs involve the uc of
mull iH-n-rntJir ( allot and
treatment heating
J ZlTr 1 " irJ (7l-,ll, -)'.
Also "SHORT"CHANGE" Com:dy
10c
25c
Friday; Tom Mix in "Oh You Tony"
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