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EIGHT Showing the New Better Balbriggan Dresses Variety in Footwear From the several lines represented, we are able to obtain variety. We have chosen only the most popular numbers from such makers of fine shoes as John Kelly, Buster Brown, Boyd-Welsh, Brown bilt. Perfect fitting and attention to all foot troubles free. SaturdayNight-SHOE STYLE REVUE A portrayal of the season's newest and best in Shoe Styles in our window living models show to be seen from the street Satur day evening, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. ' DOOMED PLANE ORDERED OUT BY BUREAU HEADS (Continued from paga 1.) In the position of Lleutennnt-Com-mander Lansdnwne In reference to tho time of making tho flight. These official! declared the dir igible commander, In suggesting a dale for the flight, bad been actu Mi'd by a tt ll.-f thai It would he Impossible for the Shi nnndQh during the first week of Septem ber to take In all tho Hale tain) the had been asked to visit In the middle went. On August 4, he sug gested that the flight be made the second Inatead of the flint week In September, allying that thereby ad ditional time would be galntd for preparation! at Scott Kleld, 111., and Detroit to receive Ml land or nionr the crnft on U tnf ht. The department in rep:y pointed out to him that the atate fairs ran for aereral (Lus and that by Wv Ing Hept. mldV I, on the arhWil" an ultlinati ly adopted, mont of A Good Position Awaits You When qualified as a commercial or leased wire Telegraph Operator. Room for few more in our night classes. Roseburg Telegraph Institute 224 Per9ini BIdg. 1 00 successful in securing graduates Qsitions. m A m m m m If Liberty Wednesflay Q lie mnccv mnth ANN PENNINGTON JOHNNIB WALK Eli VlNCKNT.LOPliZ. FABLES TOPICS Prices as, Direct from a leading Eastern Sport wear manufacturer are these very distinctive Balbriggans See our window display they are different. At a Special Price $1435 The material will not stretch it has firm ness, making it the foremost sport goods of the season. Everywhere Balbriggans are the talk of the town. Better Service Bettor Merchandise KATIONAI. MHWK ' PKKKAKT HACK IS won iiy I'rrrHiii'iwH 8T.Q.OUIS, Mo.. Sept. 2J. Pittsburgh clinched the pennaut tu the National lea- gtie baaebnll race today by defeating I'nlladelphln 2 to 1 In that city, while Now ! York waa beaten by a abut I out In the first game of a ! double header with Ht. Lou la. Ihem could be visited. The recommendation fW the aecond week In September waa dls- approved, ranking officials or the Qeparlment said today, for that treason, and weather oonmtions ilitl not enter Into the decision. ; 15c CAN8 OP PAINT When you want Juat a little ; paint, varnish, enamel, stain, etc.. I ko to Carr'a and get a 1.1c can. Quality gooda. Alao gold and alum- Q urn il'alnti um paint anbhe1lac at - irc. ta come In aiie aleo. Carr a. m - . j. . JO. Theatre Thursday PACKED WITH GENUINE THRILLS, REPLETE WITH SENSATIONAL EPISODES. FILMED IN SETTINGS OF MAGNIFICENT SPLENDOR PACEMAKERS 10 - 15c The Best Policy Is to keep well Insured. It la too late to Insure after the loss occurs. You will Appre ciate the aervlce rendered by our agency. We write all lines of fire and automobile Insurance, G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Caaa St Phone 417 Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronlo and Electro-Theraphy UT Perklna Bid. Pbna 41 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and 8 pine Specialist. tU Perklna Bldg. Phona 554 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR v OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Olaaaea . IK JacksQSL Pine Street Machine Shop . Opposite Flour Mill We are well equipped to han dle most any kind of Job. Gears cut to order. At Brand's ROAD STAND ', (Pariric Highway 4 mill's north) NOTE For the first time wo nr hold Ing nearly a car load of our fin est Jonathan Applea to aell lo cally, and ffir a low prlc-. Al most as cheap by the box as b the car load. Packed eiit fan cles ready to ship ILoTfid all grades do'.m lo 40 centa a buh el for cookers. Wholeaale and reMll. PEARS: (By doten or bushel, i Bart let ta (Last 2t bushels.) de Anjon Sheldon Howell Rose GRAPES: Overland Tokays and Malagas. Jelly Grape 3c lb. APPLES: Jonathan King , lllsmark ' Snow Apple Cookers GARDEN VALLEY MELONS Watermelons Fasabaa Cantaloupes E STRICKEN Fill!! STATE Fl LIST 1 SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 23. (Spe cial.) Two clatMg, that of pro fessional and amateur photogra phy, have beeu eliminated from the competitive claxgea In the art department of the state fair year, this ruling fcoing Into effect fol lowing a recent action, which compiles with a similar one made at the recent convention In San Kranclflco, of the Pacific Inter national J'hototcrapher's Associa tion. The finest pictures shown at the state fair this year. The col lection wlil Include the very best specimens under the following clawies: portraiture, commercial photography und color work. The exhibit will be representative of ninety percent of the studios of the North went. Members of the Willamette Valley Photographers' AnHoclutfon, who have shown un precedented Interest In the forth coming dlHplay. are asked to send In their best works, the closing date for entries to be the day be fore the opening of the fair, Sep tember 28th. There will be two hundred and fifty pictures In the Pacific In ternational exhibit, with ninety pictures representative of com mercial photography. J. H. f.uns ler, of Portland, who hung the northern section's pictures at San Francisco, will be In Halem to plare the exhibit. Groups will be arranged as they were In Califor nia, so that the different types of photographs will be readily dlscernahle by the public, and to further the interest in the dis play Miss Kathryn Gunnel, of Sa lem, will be on hand each after noon to answer questions regard ing the artists who made the pic tures; what constitutes quality In photographic work, and anything eUe that may puzzle atate fair patrons. The rating system which will go Into effect at the 1926 Photogra phic Convention to be held in Seattle, will be used In making up the premium lift for the state fair art department next year. This Is the first time that an exhibit? vr tins Kind nas been rhown In Salem, but hereafter the state fair "will be in line for the first showing of the Pacific In ternational travelling exhibit, the date of the fair following as it does so closely after the larger convention. The convention In San Francis co thli month was the first annual meet for the Pacific International an organization which bears the same relation to the West that the National dons to the Fast, and is so recognized by all au- Ihortlles. AIR MAIL NOW IN SHAPE FOR 1 PRIVATE FIRMS fCnntlnnd from page 1.) tary Hoover said today before the president's aircraft board. A federal agency should be created to render to aviation near ly the same aids which are now rerdered governmentally to navi gation, he said, and municipalities should adopt a policy of providing locnl air ports. He advocated al?o en expansion of the air mail sen-. j Ice. i "I believe that with this mlni ! mum exienton of rovernmenia jpcllvilles." he said, "we enn se jenre commercial aviation In the ; United Slates without subsidy. It I seems to me certain that we can not have successful development ;of commercial aviation until some plsn Is provided for it " Outlining how the federal gov ernment acts and marking chan nels for water navigation, mainten ance of constant advice to navir.i itors. provide, for safetv Insnectlon of water crii and licensed navi. :gninr he eVinued: "Were all ihese services wiped ;out tomorrow, our entire water traffic would stop Instantly. V have to do this. I believe, a com plete analogy In aviation, before we can expect to develop coQ r rlnl aviation, we must study the air routes: we must povlde f,,r charting the airways for lighting and marking them for warnlncs of weather disturbances: we must, undertake the development of ports: we must provide ultimately ia body of law coninarnble tn our imerrhnnt marine law; and without M,n,i,-v mw, ami wiiiioiu servlfj It la my belief that Ion iff only develop In a live .iy," surn servt aviation prlmll The commerce secretary outlin ed what had been done tn develop aviation In Europe anil said the geographic, cennomlc and politle.-.l setting wss more favorable to ieh development In the Vnlted States thn shroud. "Our distances are greater and our comiiry Is an eeonom'c sn I poimcai unit.- he continued "N-arly every unit in Europ Is hampered by national boundaries and the flow of trade Is far mcr ' localised within smaller areas of Individual nslions. The movement of good beiwevn the Psrlflc an. I Atlantic states alone Is far grat er than betwe.n any two countries in Kurope." : Mr. New said the air mall wss ' not prepared to carry passenger but continued: ' , expert th contractor (fi r air mall rout.s) to cany express ! passengers cr anything he pleas. so long as he a. .errs is.. office department that be will car ,rr the mall safely and expedi ttously." 1 The potmastr-teneral did not favor government subsidies, s. though he pointed out that "al most every country in Kurnr i. paying subsidies to manv compan ,les. and very heavy subsidies." i -W". Irving Glover, assistant posl- t NEW TODAY WAN'TED A housekeeper. Phone (61. the Over - Ilrand. WASTED Pickera at land Orchards. C. A. FOR SALE CHEAP 65 cords off fir wood. Inquire John Doorner, Melrose, Ore. FOR BALE Gray oala and vetch seed, 3c a pound. John Doerner, Melrose, Ore. FOR HE. NT 4-room downstairs apt. Private bath, close In. Rea sonable, l'hone 227-Y. HAVE YOU BEEN a strange yellow male .Persian cat In your neigh borhood. Phone 437-J. Reward. FOR SALE Old growth flrand second growth fir Work wood. Phone 4;ri4. French Nichols. FOR RENT en rooms. Furnished house. Sev nicely furnished. Mod ern aud convenient. Phone 416-J. WANTED Experienced bookkeep er desires all or part time work. Address S. O. S., care News-Review. iiuum-wum or worn as companion to old lady or staying with children evennlgs. l'hone 378-J. MILK We have. plenty milk eith er morning or evening delivery. l'hone us. Phone 1&F15. Moore Hros. Dairy, FOR 8ALB-20 Black Minorca hens: pickling cucumbers. II. C. imwson, djj znu Ave., n. rnone 4'J2-U WAN'TED Housework or worg as companion to old lady or stay ing wllh children evenings. Phone 378-J. NOTICE If you want a real bar gain l-i a used car, see L. R. Chambers, at Wells & Chase Agency. FOR RF..NT EJ acres In city llm - Its, 4-room house, lights, water,'"81" - IT 0 barn Rr E cows, rhu-lom hnm. i Boston 1 7 J fruit"4'hone 563-R. WANTED Woinent trliii and pack grapes at the Overland Op- chards. Should have own convey ance. C. A. Brand. 125 DISCOI NT' ON NEWEN - CLOSED CAR lla.i not been : Philadelphia 7 10 S driven, balance can be paid onj Batteries: Wingard. Danforth, Installment plan. Address Car. ;Falk and Hargrave; Gray and News-Review. i Perkins. FOR RENT Furnished iTooS I apartment, and garage, ground ' National League: floor, near school. Nice place for At Cincinnati (first gsme children. Rent reasonable; also I R. H. E. 5-ronm unfurnlrhed house. B22 Ropton S 13 0 1st Ave. N.. or phone 70-J. -i Cincinnati 1 8 3 n'RNISHED APARTMENT The I Ust'er'es: Cooney and Gibson; c-est in the city for the money; cenirauy locateu; well rurnished; very comfortable. Price reason able. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. FOR SALE Bargain. 1 Singer sew ing machine. Bought new. about one year ago. Will sell for half purchase price. Call In person. House 47, Pacific hirhway, Edn - bower. E. B. Millies. OCTOBER 1. 5-room modern house, large yard, garden space, fully furnished, close In. JI100 cash will handle, balance long time, or will lease to adults. Address House, News Review. WANTED Heavy wagon, suitable for hauling luniben must be 3i or 3 3-4 and in good shape, ready to use. Will trade nearly new 3 John Deere wagon or pay cash. C. V. Oden, Dlxnnvllle, Ore. Phone ...... -.-..ii;.. i 'Vt-.ltl.OOK- ED SOMETHING Here la a fully stocked notion and confectionery alore; best location In town: cheap rent: doing a fine paying hllfllnii.a- hnnlr. nii.n tn ( ..... . tlon: one lone woman can hnn. I die It For qulctt sale everything goes for SfifiO. But you better hurry See Lawrence Agency, 125 Casa Street. Phone 219. BESTTnA"DE7N"stAf E OFFER ED I am offering my double atore, realdence serv'ce station and big stock of goods, also oth er real estate worth half more than my price. In exchange for a . stock ranch I t Douglaa county. My business Is old established, doing a fine paying business for 20 years :on Pacific highway and S. P. railroad; near school and church. I am tlrfd of merchan dising and wa it a ranch. Will trade everything clear for a good fifteen thousand doiler ranch. For full Information see Lsw rence Agency. 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. master-general. In charge of the air mall service further elaborated the methoda by which the service operates, and C. F. Egge, suiierln tendont of the air nisil strvice, answered a long list of quesions I as tn netatis. r.ggo sain mat 01 the 745 persons employed In the service the morale of more than 700 waa ''excellenL" and that of the forty odd pilots employed all were "satisfied and Interested in their work." Asked about the cost, Egge said, "1 have always figured that It costs f I fly cents per mile flown." Dancing , Party t Wednesday Nite RAINBOW GARDENS EVERYBODY GOES Syncopation By Thoss SWANEE SERENADERS A Belter Band JITNEY Dr. H. C Church OPTOMETRIST " Parkin lids. RaMburg, Or !! ,mi- A(un Tft MEET TONIGHT FOR DRESS REHEARSAL - ' ' A special call waa laaued , lnl, afternoon by the Umpqua la. Chief, for all members of that organisation and of the Unip- qua Squaws who are Intending to go to the slate fair at Sa- lem to meet at the office of A. T. Lawrence tonight, for dress rehearsal of the playlet and stunt to be presented on Booster Day at the fair. Cod- alderable time and work has been given to the preparation of these special features, and It Is urged that all w ho expect to attend the fair participate In the rehearsal tonight.' '" TODAY'S BASEBALL (Aau-Utni Pmi Usani Win.) CHICAGO, Sept. 23. Roger Peckinpaugh of the Waahlngton club tonight aa' selected as the most valuable nlaver In thn Am entail league for the 1825 seaann by a small margin over Al Sim mons, younhful star, who has been shining I nthe outfield for the Athletics. , , . American League; ; , . At Philadelphia (first gams) R, II. E. St. Louis 3 K 1 I Philadelphia 6-7 1 naileries: Uaston, Stauffer, Dnnforlb. Davis and Dixon: Uaum gartner. Waivers; and Cochrane. At New York ' 1 , - H. H. E. Chicago 6 10 3 New York 7 8 0 Uatteries: Lyons and Schalk; Braxton, Shocker and Bengough. KAt Boston H. H. E. I Batteries: Stoner and Tiassler. !S?k2?": Enmke- Adam . ' ' At Philadelphia (second game) It u . c 'st. Lorils 1 S a I """ """- At Pittsburgh RUE Philadelphia 1 7 1 Pittsburgh . 2 7 0 Batteries : Wllloughby. Mit chell and Henllne; Yde, Sheehan and Gooch. At St. Louis (first game) R. H. E. 0 7 1 , 8 15 0 Greefleld, Bentley Sol heron and Vlck. New Yerk . I st- Louis . . Batteries: 'and Snyder; At Chicago Tl. H. E. Brooklyn '.1 9 0 ChleO" ' 3 21 Batteries: L. Brown. Cnntrell J and Taylor; Cooper and Hartnett. Yesterdav'a Scores. I At ernon 2; PorUund 1. (10 In- nlnus). Al a.er.menln V T ju Anele. 5 At Oakland 6: Seattle 0. At Salt Lake 9; San Francisco Heat with gas. Hats off! To tne News-Review News-Review classified ads aa di rect leada to thrift and abort auta to succesa. DEPENDABLE PROPERTY PROTECTION The value of your Insurance pro tection is measured by the reli ability of the company back al It. Vdla agency represents only well known and proven com- 'panies, offering every needed form of Insurance protection. sKSOmC tK JW.iMintel TONITE AND THURSDAY The Big Comedy Riot "How Baxter Butted In" -A Warner rtrOa. Cla.islc with Screen Mat Moore AND Dorothy Devore A guaranteed flrsyrun pic ture! , . "FUNS FUN" Comedy 10c 20c Friday, Buck Jones in "Arizona Romeo" 0 BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN, DINNERWARE The. kind of Dinnerware every woman is proud to ' ' , put on her table. Before you decide on your dinner set, see the beau- - tiful patterns we have. J ZICLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. f ' WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS 2 No need harping; boot tbe coat of a classified ad because it cannot be compareo with tbe results It brings. ' AUCTIONS We aell anything and everything you have to offer and get tbe high dollar. See me for dates. M. C. RADABAUGH 830 N. Pin 8t '4 Bell Millinery Large Shipment of Pirate and Rolled Brim Hats FOR SATURDAY ...... Specially Priced . - Moat Complete Showing j New shipment of S Laree t J For, Saturday, Tonite Only fronite .1 Vaudeville and Pictures : Betty Compson . 'THE GARDEN OF WEEDS" Betty ui Broadway beauty who learned too late that Broadway soiVgrows only weeds. ii's aOarainount Picture World Ifl- OC.Skinnersori Silk . New 1UC aOC Comedy DALE BROS. , - Musical Blackface Comedians JACK BES3Y o "Songsand Stories" Vaudeville but Once Between First and Secon O Picture Shows. 1 ANTLERS The World's a o Thursday Friday ; Saturday j E!T!!hr1M;M 50c I Phone 25 . Folks used td wait for their ship lo come In. Today they read the I News-Review classified ads. Big Dancing Party Oakland Friday, Sept. 25 Swanee Serenaders youthful i head size. thful matron hats. . . Specially Priced Wonder Picture! o ' Wllh Bassi Lovt Lswia Stone Wallace Berry and Lloyd Hughes ttufmdaus sttrj
