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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1925. Thi the Week of the Land Product Show at the Armory . Friday and Saturday Special Values SALE OF BALBRIGGAN DRESSES A new low price on a brand new shipment. ; ; :$9.75 Thist morning's express brought another assortment of the popular balbriggans in: colors, tan, green and light purple just the shades that give the best effect to this material. The special price is our concession to a Friday and Saturday volume of business. This is a winter dress you should have. Get yours now! $1.00 Sale of Hosiery At leant a half dozen shades in $1.50 and $1.25 Butter Brown Pure Silk Hose Constituting a big value (or $ 1 .00. The best hosiery buy for wearing quality in . the city. , . i ' New Arrivals This Week . Shipments In the following; wer? received this Information for benefit pt customers who have been wailing. " ' School Oxfords Balbriggan Dresses School Middies, all sizes - Dress Coats : - Costume Velvets Kid Gloves, sport trim Sweater Special Gray Cotton-Knit Coat Sweater, in all 1 sizes ah extravalue for men. , - 1 $1 ' SATURDAY NIGHT : ' All Can See the Footwear Revue - In Our Window. A remarkable style show exhibition of the latest footwear fashions. 7:10 to p. m. Better bervlce Better Merchandise WOMAN DIES!! JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB AND OUNNINO REVIEW I AM Helpline Conservatory pupils Interested In the forma- Hon of a Junior Music Club are Invited to meet Mrs. Hein- line Saturday. Sept. 19th. at 4 4 o'clock. This club Is open to NZW TODAY FOR SALE (room 90S Cobb St. house. Call VL7r.. ... W. .....- ! OCIOCK. h. Mr. i. i .m. II,;, i. former pupils also and Is free day by Mrs. L. LaMere that lier niece, sirs, mainew sargent, of Tillamook, passed away Tuesday at her home there. News of her death comes as a shock to her many friends In Koseburg. Before her marriage to Mathew Sargent, she was Miss Pauline Wlnningharo, was born and raised In Coos county and following her marriage, seven ; years a to, she moved to HoseburK. making ner borne here for several years. Last spring Mr. and Mrs. Sargent moved to Tillamook, since that time making their home at that place. She was twenty-three years old at the time of death. Be sides her husband, and three chil dren, I. vie, aged 6; Ruby, aged 4, and Goldle. aged 2 years, she leaves a number of relatives In this city, snd many friends In Coos county, Ruseburv and Tillamook. Ik.tjiil. of the funeral arrangements were not given. to everyone. A The Dunning review class meets with Miss Sapplngton from 3 to 4 every Saturday and Is free to all those who have completed the course. T READY TO ACCEPT E Heat with gas. TWO SHENANDOAH ENGINES' FAILED IN LINE SQUALL (AmrMtA Frm LhuH WW.) LAKEHURST. N. J.. Bent. 25 ! Re-examined today before the nav al court of Inquiry, Colonel C. O. Hall, United States army observer ! aboard the Shenandoah on her fa tal flight, said bis statement of 'yesterday that the failure of two engines of the ship furnished a 'possible contributing factor to the disaster was more In the nature of an assumption than a statement of fact. . I In his testimony yesterday, Col onel Hall expressed the opinion that the failure of two of the air ship's five engines made more pro bable the drawing of the big craft Into the vortex of the storm which wrecked her after a spectacular flight of fifteen minutes. One ea gine went out because of a cracked cylinder and the other because' of a radiator leakage. An opinion that the reported fail ures of the engines of the Shenan doah were minor In character and not a contributing cause to the dis aster was given hy S. S. Hallibur ton, chl-f machinist's mate and as sistant engineer officers of the ship. : (Aoelat4 mm Lrurd Win.) PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 25. The Sovereign grand lodne of the Independent Order of Odd Fel lows, in annual convention here, today voted to postpone Indefin itely action on a recommendation from Carl F. 8. Glasgow, grand sire or Australia, that the Maoris of New Zealand be declared elig ible to membership In the order. Glasgow urged recognition of the Maoris, but H. W. Borst, past grand sire, and others opposed It, contending that such recognition at this time would open endless avenues for difficulty with the race and color question la the United States. The convention of Rebekah as semblies endorsed a plan for establishment of an educational loan fund to aid sons and daugh ters of Rebekahs and Odd Fel lows In obtaining any sort of educational training they may de sire. Miss Flora Sheets. Chicago. is chairman of a committee ap pointed to work out details of the plan. Other members are Rose MeCroskey of Walla Walla. Wash ington; Mamie Hartley, of Fay etteville. Arkansas, and Hattie Reed Wbiteaker of Lone Pine. N. C. The machinery for the work ing of the loan fund Is expected to be completed within two years. FOR RENT New 5-room bunga low, modern, 135. Call 460. A WOMAN to do housework. Ap ply Douglas Drill after S p. m. SALWAV PEACHES Ready at O. O. Rogers, 1KF35. Looking Glass. Phone FOR SALE A few choice Rhode Island Red cockerels for breed ing purposes, phone S8-V. FOR RENT FfveTroom rurnlihed bouse, piano and garage. 130 per mo. 90S South Main St. WANTED Experienced waitress to work I to 4 days per wkT In quire Douglas Prill. FOR RENT Nicely furnished, close in, 4-rooin apartment. Phone 248-R. FOR SXLE2 coyote 'hounds, three years old; 4 bloodhound pups. W. H. Jones, Elkton. WAGON 31 JohiTDeere, nearly new, extra heavy built. For sale or exchangejor wood. Call 480. FORDSON "tractor for" sale- good working condition. See at Kleck-er-Amort Co. North Jackson St. FOR RENT Furnished house. Sev en rooms, nicely furnished. Mod ern and convenient. Phone 41S-J. FOR RENT Clean, partly-furnished five-room house. $12 per month. See owner, 1143 E. th 8t. USElTFORDB ' '..- They're cheaper now. -1 . - ,i MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CKANGE By the City Hall FOR RENT Broom plastered house, closets, ; bath, garage, wood shed. Inquire 304 West Douglss. FOR SALE About one hundred head mixed goats. Wanted to buy shearing machine. C. 8. Dyar, Roseburg. Phone 42F25. ILANSMEM! ATTENTION! .-. f ' ' ' ' ' National Klan Lecturer , t , DR. L A. BROWN i V AS'ili Address JOanamen at the Klavern Monday. September 28. 1 925, 8 P. M. f'";? - " UMPQUA KLAN NO. 5 Here Today Buys Lambs- Miss IJess dough, of Canyonvllle I George Ward has purchased 600 spent the afternoon here visiting lambs from Sam Miller. The lambs wlih friends and shopping. ' I are to be shipped In afew days. Benefit Dance by Umpqua Camp Fire Girls FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 i t MOOSE HALL MUSIC BY THE PW. WOW FIVE The Best Policy Is to keep well Insured. It I too late to Insure after the loss occurs. You will appre ciate the sen Ice rendered by our agency. We write all lines of fire and automobile insurance, ' . .' ,' ' , r G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cast St Phone 417 DEPENDABLE PROPERTY PROTECTION The value of your Insurance pro tection is measured by the reli ability of the company back of it. This agency represents only well known and proven com panies, . offering every needed form of Insurance protection. ANOTHER LOST WORLD Discussed at the Baptist church Sunday night at 7:30 by Rev. H. L. Caldwell. Worth hearing. n DOUGLAS COUNTY PAYS INj$6400 ON VEHICLE FUND (Aanrlatrd IT. Learnt Wirt.) I SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 25. A total of IS02.500 was apportioned to the state highway fund and 1267.500 to the counties, for the period from March 16 to September 15 from i moneys received from motor vehi cle and motor vehicle operator reg istrations. j Amounts received by counties In cluded: Deschutes 26.443; Douglss j.4t.o: Jackson 19.787: Klamath $10.(546; Lane $14,800; Umatilla $7,710. WANTED Man for week or more to dig. potatoes and help with general farm work. J. F. Bone brake, Roseburg, Route 2. FOR SALE Oak block wood at $3 50: old growth fir $3.25. de livered. Phone Melrose store, or write Carl Becker. Melrose.' ilt'DSON SPEEDSTER" fully equipped, splendid condition, at a bargain. Might take trade In. Terms. Phone 170-L. or 54 R. FOR RENT SOON Furnished house, modern ' and nicely fur nished. Piano, electric washer. etc. Adults only. Phone Mrs. Ed Thornton. FOR SALE I room modern fur nisbed ho$e nice lawn and flowers. Immediate possesion. Price $2600. terms. Chas. Kyes. 824 N. Jackson St. Lesions in comfort from feathers and foundations A well-built shoe that's a Walk-Over Is a foundation for your whole body. Walk-Overs stand firm. They hold their, shape under strain and wear. -They fit. Walk-Over fit gives ease ' to your foot as feathers give ease to pillows. Comfort la fit. That's, 'the' answer. ' They're ' built right to look right, stay looking right -and they're priced right. ' ' ' $7.00, $8.50, $10.00 tM eaM. tA- rrk Roseburg Booterie IRVIN BRUNN , ' - i SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. PERKINS BLDQ. ROSEBURO, OREGON ll.n. : tS o Everybody Welcome , Liberty Thekre Friday Saturday I ART MIX II PRODUCTION III A RIDER OF MYSTERY I RANCH Webfoot Weekly and Comedy ; SEE THS V25 ; PENDLETON ROUNDUP '. j V"' 10c 15c . " ... 1 i Dr. Harrison Folk ; Chiropractor Blectronlo and Tlectrc-Theraphy 4IT Perkins Rlda. ' Phone 4al Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. 124 Parkins Bldg. ' Phone 6M Dancing Party SATURDAY NIGHT RAINBOW GARDENS Still Comfortable There Big Town Syncopation by bv tho now fnmous SWANEE SERENADERS They're all together again. IT'S A JTTNEY DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of . Gsses 111 Jackson St Big Dancing Party Oakland Friday, Sept. 25 Swanee Serenaders SI Pine Street Machine Shop 0 Opposite Flour Mill We are well equipped to han dle most any kind of job. Hears cut to order, q COMING LIBERTY THEATRE I Sunday Monday Tuesday I fm - Douglas INTRODUCE yviE $ i At Brand's R0AD(yTANO (Pacirtc Highway 4 miles north) NOTE For the first time we are hold Ing nearly a car load of our fin est Jonathan Apples to sell lo cally, and for a low prtc. Al most as chesp by the box as by the car load. Packed extra fan cles ready to ship $1.65. aid all grades down to 40 cents a buih Zel for cookers. Wholesale and re'Jii. PEARS! (By doten or bushel V Bartletts (Last 20 bushels.) de Anjou Sheldon Howell Hoso GRAPES: Overland Tokays and Malagas. Jelly U rapes Sc lb. APPLES: Jonathan King Illsmark Suow Apple Cookers GARDEN VALLEY MELONS ; Wstermelons Casabaa Cantaloupes t Dance at Tiller t!JT. JUDGE HARRIS TO SPEAK FOR ELKS AT SALEM TEMPLE MwnrlitMl Vrtm fard Wtrp.) SALEM. Ore., Sept. J5. Repre sentatlvts from all Elks lodges In Oregon and Washington are ex pected In Salem for the dedication 'of the new Elks temple here, 'which has been dated for Saturday. November 7. Invitations are to be sent out in a short time. Judge Lawitnce T. Harris, of Eugene, former member of the state supreme court. wi!l deliver the dediratory address, and Ben S. Fisher of Msrshfleld. newly ap pointed district deputy grand ex alted ruler, will preside as repre sentntive of Grand Exalted Ruler w. H. Mwell. An extensive pro-1 gram Is being prepared, which will be concluded with a banquet at nlyht. The committee on arrangements .Includes all past exalted rulers of the Salem lodge with Dr. W. H. as chairman and Dr. W. 0yl- WANTED Someone near Rose school to care for two children, sged ! and 4, from 8:30 a. m. to 2 p. tn. Call at 64S S. Jackson, between S and 4 p. m. FOR-SALE CholcT-lot nn Ban"-o-i beach, lOOxlOE. loins Queen Anne property. Nothing more se lective on the hearh. $lfi00 -cash. Address Ed. Smaller, - Powers, ?' . . " ' . FOR SALE Hnlsteln cows, heif ers and yearling bull: Fordson tractor, plow, disc and . other i farm machinery; also hay. 200-j acre farm for lease. O. A. Rowe. on hlehway one mile north of Wilbur. ' . FOR SALE Cheap or exchange 1 9 for roueh lumber, Fordson do"-iB key, complete with lines and'R blocks. Fordson tractor, one 31 i K John Deere wagon, one 31 toniP recsaru mica ana trailer, one heavy loggtnr wagon, one steel waaon. Call 460. 192tSr.ee. Simla-Roadster. e"dllc wheels and a special gear. A speed kins- for 21200. 123 Big Six Studs. 7 pass. tonr. In class condition for $975. Tte model Ford tour., good con dition for 2210. We Oaile, and give the best terms. . CHRYSLER SALES A SERVICE The only car that you get one year Insurance free. Smith as secretary. WITH SI Heat with raa. Chicken Supper BAY cities greet Saturday Night, oeptemDer cb GOOD MUSIC A rPKulitjMiuotrttme for erpry. body. Mi't mLis thin dance. RESCUED FLIERS WITH GREAT FETE fConllnned from psge 1.) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25. Commsnder John Rmlgers and g crew of the nsvy seaplane PN , I.I-I.I.I-I.I.I.I.I.I.:.I.M.M.I.I.I.I.:.:. "b7'thrcT..e.D o, Oakl.nl Alameda and Berkeley that In spontaneity and enthusiasm rival ed that accorded them yesterday In San Francisco. Cheering throngs banked the line of parade through the streets of the east bay cities, to the Greek theater on the Vniverslty of Cali fornia campus, w here they were welcomed by President W. W. Campbell of the rnlvw-siry. DANCE at OLALLA HALL SATURDAY NIGHT Sept. 26 GOOD MUSIC Mandated tnm Vmmt Wln.t CHICAGO, Sept. 25. Frank Lake, beermaker and federal pri soner, confessed from the yVness stand today that he and hrirpart ner. Terry Drugsan. paid 12.000 a month for priveleges to Wesley Westbrook, former tail warden, and various sums to others, and Feder al Jurice Wllkerson ordered West brook, Hsns Thompson, former as sistant superintendent of the Jail snd Henry Focrst, formerly West-1 brook I secretary, taken into cus tody. A deputy marshal was sent out for Westbrook. who the Judge said must be In court. The others were turned over the the marshal. Westbrook yesterday denied that Praised ; , ' I ' Ww " - i. de in Roseburg Try Mel-O-Maid these Delightful Indian Summer Days It will give you added buoyancy for daily routine. V . Get tho Habit of Using , - ' ; ' Mel-O-Maid Butter Also ' ' You will find every pound sweet and wholesome Ita pure, and a good food Douglas County Creamery Phone 340 I 3 BON FIRE PROVES FATAL TO JAPANESE STATESMAN j Mort.tr rme Lw4 Win.) TOYKO. Seot. 25. Viscount A. amao, president of the privy council, woo was severely Durneu yesterday when his clothing caught fire from a bon fire tn his garden, i died at 4 D. m. today, as axesult Tonight and Saturday of bis Injuries. ANOTHER LOST WORLD ' Discussed at the Baptist chhrch Sunday night at 7: SO by Rev. H. L. Caldwell. Worth hearing. Tonight Commander Rodgers and iJV" vfd rwtTed1 ""r from crew will be guests at an Informal dinner and reception at the San Francisco press club. Terminal Beauty Shop, phone 584. S. O. S. FROM MA FERGUSON. Dr. R C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perklna Bldo. Rossburo. Ore Phone It AUCTIONS We sell anything Bi d everrthlng you hsv to offer and get th high dollar. See me for dates. M. C. RADABAUGH M0 N. Pint St. Aarl.tl rnm ljrt4 IM.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 25. The department of agriculture today took complete charge of work of eradicating the fool and mouth dis ease In Tevas at the request of Governor Ferguson. - Have you an ax to grind T There are hundreds who want the Job. To learn their name read the News-Review calsslfled ads. If yon don't believe what yoq read. never seek opportunity through the classified columns. Lake or Druggao. He was not la court today. The first payment. Lake testi fied, was 21.000 tn Foerst for a transfer from a cell to a hospital ward. Other payments followed quickly, he said, 1100 being slipped Into Fnersts coat pocket each time he was taken to visit 4 sister who died, until 11500 hsd been paid. After his sister's funeral, said 1-ake. 2250O or $3,000 was paid Foerst for a transfer of Lake and Draggan to the hospital ward. "I know Thompson got f5oa the first and fifteenth of every month." said Lake. "Mr. Druggaa paid It la my presence." Read the Classified ads, j in The Newt-Review. They ' mean dollars to you. ' I ' Tonight and Saturday Buck Jones r -In- ' "The Arizona Romeo" What happens when the East -meets U'est A Cem of a Western ' in a New Setting. Feature Comedy 'Grandpa's Girl' 10c - Exclusive First Run Pic- hires Only 20c WONDERFUL That's the only word for it "The Lost World" With Bessie Love, War ner Baxter. Lewis Stone, and Wallace Beery. NOTE: Come early if you ' wish a good seat playing to capacity business! T5c 50c Special Matinee Saturday STARTS SUNDAY Another Great Movie Feature "Sun Up" A itory of the Carolina Mountaineers
