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,EIGHT Mm Better Service Bettor Mtrchsndise The Latest Trend of Style Embodied in NEW FALL GOATS A shipment made late so as to contain only the established vogue. The fitting qualities of Fisher's footwear for the store name has come to distinguish our shoes from those of ordinary shoe stores, has again been .proved.- Crowds watching our Footwear Revue Saturday night saw what ' "perfect fitting" means. We give special attention al ways to right fitting and to the fitting of children, and to all foot troubles. Advice free. . Mra. Emms Faulkner, ot this city, loft Monday for Eugene, where alie will visit her son, C. H. Kaulkner, and attend the Me- tholtKt Conference, bm w j.Tasu How Much Too Good Can a Shoe Be Made?, Your own eyes tell you that these are better-looking shoes than you ever saw before at the price. What you can't see is Walk-Over quality. That's the better leather, better fit and better workmanship that make Walk-Overs feel better, walk farther, and stay good longer. If any shoe can be made better than it need be, Walk-Over shoe is it. llafc-Quer $7.00, $8.50, $10.00 . Roseburg Booterie IRVINBRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. 1 PERKINS BLDQ. ROSEBURO, OREGON The Liberty Theatre Only Today Only Matinee Each Day 2:15 P. M. '3 ' ' JNTROOIKC ME Oregonian News 10c Rainy day requisites at saving prices. Silk Umbrellas, $3.50, $3.95 Full stock of rub bers, Golashes, Rain Capes, Coats, etc. You'll Marvel at Them Trim Effects in Over 50 Different Designs !'...' Now just happens to be the very best time to secure your coat for this Fall and Win ter. Fashion has fixed the modes that will endure. The coat bought now will there fore give you lasting satisfaction. Re member our stocks are largest and bought from the most reliable of makers. Fit and alterations guaranteed. A Rising Tide of Interest in New Footwear Sybil, the daughter ot Mr. and' Mrs. J. M. Bartley, underwent ' tonsil operation at Mercy hospital I yesterday, with Dr. A. C. Srely in I attendance. I 5 - t . IT'Q 1 AftIIIKtO LWAVJVjrillXVj LIGHTNING IT'S A COMEDY WOW I FUN THRILLS ROMANCE THE FUN GETS FAST AND FURIOUS and Comedy 25c Four Days Starting Sunday I 'The Iron Horse' I t, ANTLERS , J AUCTIONS We sell anything and everything you hare to offer and get the high dollar. Bee me for datea. ; 1 1 , M. C RADABAUGH 630 N. Pine 8t Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Clectronlo and Ilectro-Thernphy 41T Perkins Bld.- ' Phone 411 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. 124 Perkins Bide. Phone tH DR. DEAN B. BUBAR , OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Olasaea . lit Jackson St , Pine Street Machine Shop Opposite Flour Mill We are well equipped to han dle most any kind of job. Uears cut to order. At Brand's ROAD STAND (Pacific Illehway 4 miles north) NOTE For the flrat time we are hold Ins nearly a car load ot our fin est Jonathan Applea to self In rally, and for a low price. Al most as cheap by the box as by the car load. Tacked ex'm fan cies ready to ship fl.SS, and all trades do'xn to 40 rents a buih el for cookers. Wholesale and re'JII. Canning Peaches by the bushel PEARS: (My dosen or bushel I Uarlletts (Last 20 bushels.) de Anjou ' Hhelilon Howell Base GRAPES: Overland Tokays snd Malaxes. Jelly drapes 3c lb. APPLES: Jonathan Kins Illamark Snow Apple Cookers , GARDEN VALLEY MELONS ; Watermelons ' Casabas ' S-51 GIVES UP BODIES OF TWO OF DEAD CREWi1"1 "'" " ' auu ici.ii irn ui iifa U!CU wu ...,.,. , , went down on the 8-6 1 and who (Continued from pan ) hRe eon,, nBre from ,,,, , ceived at the base, were working!",' y0?ii.f J",1. Wrd separately. One of them waa In- ''h ?!T. . 1.1.1 Ik. P Kl wnrklnB ,. u. w , , other was on the outr;lde of the same part of the ship. evidently would be working either U 8 8 MmJI7ha r a,t frm th baU,,r5, v i,.L r. !: , ' room, "ho Gibson's body was tIZ I K, .' " and "king out bodies of Jw '-i ?n?- across In their gruesome search Oregon, was removed from the lhrou.h tne underseas orison wrecked submarine 8-61 by diver. thrSL Vy ZZ tnsZy. ... ,. . , , AUOARI) II. 8. S. Camden. Off Gibson i body was the first o Hlock ,,,, g , 2.iobn L. be taken from the wrecked ship ,,, wllo,e w and Its recovery followed the com- taken' 'from ,ho .u'bmarine S-M. ? "'TiH ',,,itrj"'hit "listed on September 17. 1924. i-H1 ? ..Tin Z ,r . P" ' v lores. t that time and a concentration of efforts on Xmltv Oreeon H V I) box ul sT to exotoreh."! "" H.'wa. ye" old"- Th. ,,,Theve,rr.T.o,t."ated to lUXXi those at the submarine base that TOST?IV Hn 29 -In a search ,h9,i'e.r; .".I t1n,i'.,i.w!.vuc1 u-Tiue, To? isr ZJl ,1. i?.hm.H P " ' v'll""y ' """en submar- I ... rh.i ,h- .... Ka ' 8 51 navigators have discover- il .ni Keh ?o, th.SLiT no.bodle. floating, a ra.llo die- gm.9r towoTk7. Z dlrTi; ft " -y yard said down, but were iinaltle to get near lotiay . the hatch which they hoped to 0J"&ftT7i;?,F enter, because of strong tides I1, o . C which swept tbem off their course Q f ,nlock M: .J-K through the water. "'Fl", ,0 "w, Associated Press.) (libson's body was found In the A b'"1 lled - "tlon nd battery room, that part ot the blw la8 '",'"y tn", blanke' submarine that was rammed by w.r,p' O"1,1? of ,wo ,ctlm" ' the Sovannah line steamer City ,he ,8 " wh'cnJ wen' down ' of Rome last Friday night. The Kwk were ''" tenderly over the message from Kear-Aduilral H. H. "'o of ,he, J- s- s- Camden. Christy. In command of the rescue nignt ship of the rescue fleet which forces, said the divers still were ' working to recover the 33 men working In this f ompartment and 'n0 ank w'tn nt,r ship, as they ploughed their lead- TnB "rt boily brought aboard weighted feet through the pas- wa" tllat r Jhn I UHbson. -of sageways of the vessel. It waa ex- Portland, Ore., and the second of pected more bodies would be William C. Teschemacher of Ban found. or. P- twin, whose brother also Gibson's 'wife lives In Grofon, Is among the missing. Conn., a suburb of New London. The bodies were In good condl- The first message gave no In- Hon. the lack of air In the sunken formation as to how his body submarine and the Intense cold of was brought to the surface. Nor depth at 138 feet, preventing tfe- dld It Indicate whether the divers composition, had been able to penetrate far- Wreckage Hinders Divers, ther into the craft to learn whe- V- S. SUBMARINE BASK. New ther any doors to airtight com-London. Conn.. Sept. 29. The for- partments bad been closed, thus j ward end of the battery room of offering the bare possibility that the S-51. which waa sunk Friday some of the 33 men who went night In a collision with the steara- dnwn with the ship might yet be 'er City of Home, Is filled with alive. The hope that this might be true was nothing but a hope at the submarine base today. , Lieutenant Commander F. V. Scanian. In charge of the subma- rlne training station.- with Mrs, Scanlun and Dr. Jones of New London bore the sad tidings of her husband's fate to Mrs. Gibson " DANCING RAINBOW GARDENS -Wednesday Nile l- You'll Like It There HOT FOX TROT8 t , DREAMY WALTZES ' by those SWANEE SERENADERS IT'S A JITNEY The Best Policy ia to keep well Insured. It Is too late to insure after the toss occurs. You will appre ciate the service rendered by our agency. . We write all lines of fire and automobile Insurance, C W. YOUNG 8c SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St Phone 417 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bids. Roseburg, Ors Phone S4 - Four Days Starting Sunday The Iron Horse' ANTLERS TheNewestThing ia Fountain Pens Your Iniu'ul Attached to Cap Instantly 1.50 Hitih-trraJc fotintnin pens In every Vay. Sclt-hlling, with Iridium-ttppcd points, im proved foci and large ink capacity. Only PARAMOUNT TENS have this initial feature. Se lect your pcn.nnj your initi.il can be snapped on in a sec ond. LLOYD L CROCKER PIONEER ORUQ 8TORE 241 N. Jackson St In Grolon. Lieutenant Comman der Scanian and hia wife have mad the rounda every afternoon I 1 . 1 f y I U t U 1 , 1 J II 1 Ji. 1 J 11 1' I 1 1 . .h..-i., k... i.i .h- hi... i wreckage, the divers reported to It he commander ot the submarine ibase today. The divers were unable to pass ,through the door of the control ( room which was open, because ot the Interference of their heavy. cumbereome suits with the ship's structure. Weather Blocks Cranes, NEWPORT, R. I., Sept. 1'9. The mine layer Mahan. with the bodies of the two victims recovered from the S-Sl today aboard, arrived In the harbor here late toiUy. She proceeded to the coalin station and ambulances were sen' from the naval hospital tn nteet her. The wrecking vessMs M or arch end Century were ready "to leave at any time to resume efforts to raise the siilimntin, but the weather did not look promising for their departure tonight. Victims Caught In Sleep. NEW LONDON. Conn., Sept. 29. Rear-Admiral Christy s report to day' served to further dampen the hopes of officers at the base tbat any of the 33 men who went down :in the S-51 might be alive. Most lof the men on her were asleep In the battery room when she went down and although the divers nave been unable to penetrate to the torpedo room forward of the bat tery room, officers believe there Is no chsnce that the water tight door connecting the two compartments 1 could have held, particularly since I the message said the battery room was filled with wreckage. I The divers have been unable yet I to Investigate the compartments In toe sieru wnerv ii wan iiiuukiii men on duty might have bein saved had they closed the water tight doors leading from the cen tral control office Just below the conning tower. AIR SERVICE IS RAKED AGAIN BY WORDY VOLLEY (Continued from page 1.) under oath and assured him his testimony would te siren creu enre. .- Colonel Mitchell had nine pa pers he desired to -read, all "in structive," except one which was "destructive" and which he said he would not read If the board Lobjocted. MAY DEVELOP ANOTHER DOCTOR BRUMFIELD CASE (AmwUIM IfM taH Wtfv.) niNOHAMlTON. N. Y.. Sept. 2. lnvestlcators of three coun ties today souKht tn solve the burn Ins to death Inst Friday of a man at first believed to have be.-n Fred (1. Beale, local Insurance man. In an auto accident near Hancock and the discovery yesterday of a looted grave In the vicinity. Police yesterday stopped the fu neral services over the body, char red beyond recognition and with held Identity of the corpse which had been disinterred and removed from the little cemetery near the scene of the accident. suspicion was- aroused after the open srave was found by Delaware county officials. Other unexplain ed circumstances led to an investi gation. I Art Friday theMnstirnnro agent wired his wife that he woiWl return late last night, but he failed to reach home. The next day his car. wrecked and burned, was found near Hancock with the body In it. On a tree hung a coat. Identified later as Beale's. A sum of money, said by business associates to ap proximate I2.0U0, was miasm, as were ring, a were rlncs, s watch and Jewelry. o J. M. Howard, of Sherman. Clay a Company, arrived here front Prnt land this morning and Is spending a short time on 'business befu-e leaving for Medford. where iv will have, charge of one ot ton biar.rb stores. 1 I 1 TODAY I FOR SALE Baby boggy, '" cheap. Call at Apartment 4. 21 N. - Main 81. I WNT TO RENT Sheep ranch. Anything from 200 acres up. Box "33. News-Review FOB" RENT S-room unfurnished apt.. Just vacated. Inquire at 133 8. Flint St. Close In. FOR SALE New, modern home, will take car as part payment. Caft-at 914 Hamilton St. FOR SALE Three hundred ewes and one hundred lambs. W. O. Bridges. Oakland, Oregon. FOR SALE Sood Jersey milk cow cheap. Phone 15F21. C. W. Bradford, Roseburg. Box 3ftf. ''i FOR SALE Late model Dodge se dan; balloon tires. Call after noons. J. W. Humphreys, Wilbur, Oregon. O. A. C FOOTBALL SQUAD WEAKENED BY INJURED MEN (Aau-Utrd Pnw Uurd Wlra.) . CORVALLI8, Ore., Sept. 29. B?ar stories have been almost non existent In the Oregon Agricultur al College football camp thla sea son, but Coach Schlssler gave the nearest approach to one -today af ter surveying his Injury list. "My line right now 'is badly shot, and will be for some time," he said. "Dixon, first string tackle; Is In the hospital with an Injury and won't be out till. Thursday. Hale, his substitute, has a broken rib. Neither will start against Willamette Saturday. Fallis, count ed on last spring as a regular guard, is in school, but his doctor forbids bis playing this season. "A bright spot, however. Is the return of Bradley, star rook guard last year who was ordered out of the game by his doctor this fall, but Is now able to return. . VAUDEVILLE AT ANTLERS. Three acts of high class Hippo drome - vaudeville and Thomas Meighan In "Coming Through" will be the bill at the Antlers theater tomorrow night. The vaudeville program is direct from the Seattle land Portland circuit and comes to ! this city well recommended. ( If yon doo't believe what you read, never seek opportunity through tha ektntfled colnmns. . DEPENDABLE PROPERTY . PROTECTION The value of your Insurance pro tection is measured by the reli ability ot the' company back of It. - - This agency represents only well known and proven com panies, offering every' needed form of insurance protection. 1- twrwi n.ssr . Wednesday 3-Standard-3 ACTS , HIPPODROME Vaudeville' Cameo Trio : 'Musical Wlsxarda". Colas "Shadow-Graphing" . Mack & Forrest "Songs and Dances" ' AND THOMAS MEIGHAN In "Coming Thru" A big Paramount Feature. FEATURE COMEDY ANTLERS 10c 40c T0NITI ONLY It's Lightning Dynamite RICHARD DIX "The Shock Punch" e A punch parked story full of thrills and laffi. "Fast and Furious" Feature Comedy 10c News 25c iomc moo. ' ."One Item" Some stores make a practice of advertising and selling', one or two items at S reduced price making up their loss ; on other merchandise not advertised. Stone's Stores sell all merchandise more reasonable and are dependable, ' ' safe stores to trade. Compare our prices with others before you buy "Everything guaranteed." " . Buy Flour Now and Save Best Hard Wheat "Milled from Old Wheat" 20 4a-Ib Sacks, $23.50 1 2 49-lb. Sacks, $4.75; 1 49-lb. . 1 No. I Netted Gem Spuds r . ' . - - . 100 lbs.. $3.00; SO lbs., $1.60; 10 lbs., 33c ' Navy Beans "New Crop"r , 100 lbs., $7.98; 50 lbs, $4.10; 0 lbs-, 89c New Pack Del Monte Peas - ; Case 24, $4.25; 12 Cans, $2.20; 2 Cans, 39c Milk. Tall Cans - Case 48, $4.55; 12 Cans, $1.15. " ' . 1 1 1 : : : i Dutch Cleanser. 2 for I 5c; 1 2 -for .... :...........85c Van Camps Pork and Beans, Medium, our price ea.,.10c " Orders $5.00 or over delivered free ' Watermelons. 2 for :'.7. ....... 15c Fancy Tomatoes, box .. 6Qc "SMOKED MEAT OF QUALITY" Eastern Bacon, Light Fancy, lb 42c Eastern Bacon. Heavy, lb. .'. ... J;....-..". 37c Picnic "Swifts" lb. -: 25c Cottage Butts, lb. .'., 33c S11 West Cass Street Roseburg, Ore. FEED CHOPPER Mrs. John Bruce, Glide resident, receiveo. a quite painful injury this ' morning, when she caught the. I fleshy part of her right arm above ; the elbow in a feed chopper, while chopplug corn. Mrs. Bruce waa feeding . the corn In the chopper, and in some manner rau her arm against the. reel, .catching the fleshy part of the "arm and run-1 ning It through ibe reel. She man aged to turn-the reel backward and removed her arm from the chopper. A neighbor came to her rescue and accompanied her to this j sity. wher she waa taken to the wiiiws w i'i . u. n. nnwmiKer, ll i was found that She was suffering, from a three and a half Inch gash Just above the elbow, with several i minor gashes and bruises of the arm. ELKS ' . t . A -Y 'A V. V . 'T irnit VL f SNAPPY MUSIC TONITE-WED.-THORSD A Y -Daily Matinee Another Big FirsTRun Special- Feature Comedy News First Run Pictures Sack, $2.40. Oregon !b6rn; I H1XON To, Mr. and Mrs. El bert Hixon, at their home on East Douglas atreet, Tuesday, Septem ber 29, a girl- Mr. Car Owner Why not keep that car look tag like new? We are equip ped to Klve It a good washing, polishing and hiKh preHsure greasing. Charges reasonable. Just Call 406 We Call and Deliver South End 1 Service Co." AND CARD PARTY THURSDAY EVENING, ' OCTOBER 1, 1925 BE THERE First Ron Pictures
