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R05EBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1925. V" o A. OUM-DIPPING the Firestone extra process builds into tires extra quality; by impregnating and insulating every fibe? of every cord with rubber, , ' ' ' ' This exclusive method is carried out in special Gum-Dipping plants, after which the cords are put through the usual calen dering process. By this method, added strength and flexibility are imparted to the cords, mak ing Gum-Dipped Balloons most service able and enduring over rough roads. Save monev buv Gum-Dipped? Balloons now while prices are low. MOST MJLES PER DOLLAR ... i j 16 E GO TO TRIL OCT. 5 (AMKktal ha Lmm4 Wirt.) . SALKM, Or.. Oct. 1. Four men. three of thein Inmates of the state penitentiary and one. an ex-convict front the Oregon prison, go on trial Monday;, October S, for murder in the first degree. Tom Murray, Ellsworth Kelley and James Wlllos. the three con victs, were individually indicted by th. Marion county grand Jury for the separate deaths of J. MY Hot- man and John 8weeney, guards at the penitentiary, who were killed about 6 o'clock the evening of Au gust 12 when the three prisoners shot their way to liberty after leaving Bert "Oregon" Jones, their leaders dead from a shot by John Davidson, guard. Two other guards were injured, . James . Nesmlth, turnkey, badly battered about the head by a heavy cuspidor, and Lute Savage, shot beneath the heart. W. R. Lloyd was indicted by the Polk county grand Jury for the slaying of C. I. Daun, Independence for-hlre automobile driver, who was killed the night of September a few miles south of Independ ence. Lloyd fled toward eastern Oregon and abandoned the d:ail man's machine near The Dalles. He was apprehended by special railroad officers as he was board ing a freight train in the railroad yards at The Dalles the night of September 2. Murray was returned to the pen itentiary 10 days after the escape, following his betrayal to Central la. Wash, police officers by Phil lip Carson, whom he hnd taken in to his confidence. Kelley and Wlllos were apprehended by four Portland officers while they were eating lunch on the running board of a Btolen automobile near Gold- endale. Wash. Ribbon, Velvet ' Trim Small Hat o P.J.Hohl Roseburg, Oregon Lockwood Motor Co. : Roseburg, Oregon L. F.Wilson ' Roseburg, Oregon . ; H. M. Shirtclif f Myrtle Creek, Oregon C. A. McGinnis Oil lard, Oregon Chas.Rowell , Tenmile, Oregon i t i if . B.R.Richter&Co. Camas Valley, Oregon AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR "OWN RUBBER , FINAL GAMES 1925 . BASEBALL SEASON it STOLEN CAR RECOVERED 4 A Chevrolet touring car, registered in the name of Smith J. Hilton of Grant Pass, has been found abaa- doned at the intersection of South Mala street ' with the highway. The car was stolen turn Grants Pass aboujOe Montepalomas a month ago, and has been day capturei SPANISH DRIVE -NEARS CAPITAL OF REBEL RIFFS (Wt-ktal rnm LMKd Wire.) MADRID. Oct. 1. An official communique today reports that the 8panish troops In the Alhuce mas bay sector, following up their advance of yesterday, in wnicn was occunied, to- captured the fniportant snd Seddun In Adjir, Abd-El Save two days' time and money by ordering your Coos Bay and other coa-st points, cheese, cran berries, fish and other coast pro ducts shipped by auto freight. We connect with all coast auto freight lines entering Myrtle Point. Phone 31-J. Oregon Auto Transportation Company. , v A (A&cUtfd PreM Lotftd Wire.) NEW YORK, Oct 1. Three games separated Jhe four second division clubs in the National league today giving the Phillies, the present tali ender, the mathe matical possibility of climbing into sixth plaoe by the close of the sea son on Sunday, Philadelphia's second straight triumph over the Robins yesterday, 6 to 4, kept Brooklyn from unseat ing the Braves from the fifth rung. The Robins have won but two of their last 17 contests. All the second division teams, with the exception of the Braves, have three more games to play, Boston has but two contests, with Brooklyn on Saturday and Sunday. Should Fletcher's club win all of I the Senators, E to 4. The end of Its remaining games, Chicago lost the contest found but one Washing two, and the Robins three, the ! ton regular in the lineup. Phillies will come from the cellar I The world champions continue into tire sixth position.. Brooklyn with their series at Boston, where and Chicago are in a position to I the Indians will cross bats with the take fifth place from the Braves, White Sox and the Tigers battle mathematically. with the Browns in their last ser- Seattle in threiohours and ten mln-' -Tl.i. ...... a STRENGTHENS NAVY IN MEDITERRANEAN (AMocUted Pre Leued Wire.) LONDON, Oct. 1. Strong Bri tish naval forces will lie main tained in near eastern waters during the next few weeks under amended orders issued by the ad miralty to the Mediteranean fleet. Under the new Instructions, the third battle squadron, the third cruiser squadron and fleet and' third destroyer flotillas will con centrate in Suda Hay, Crete, on October 8, to remain a week. After their departure for Malta the battleship Queen Ellxalieth will arrive at Suda Bay and she in turn will leave for Malta October 20th. Velvet and ribbon seem to bo the popular trimmings (or the small end-of-t he-season hats The small velvet shape at the top is trimmed with flat rosettes of soft toned ribbon; the vclour ln'strictly tailored mode (center), uses merely bands of narrow rib bon and an ornamental tab of self material ; the velvet in a lat tice pattern (below) has a band of ribbon grosgrain and fancy pin for trimming.. ..w OUR AIM. ' TO SERVE YOU WELL AND -t FAITHFULLY V-JU.WAYS I I 7 NSTfWTJOAf 1 1 , 1L DEPABTMENT STCIUXJ Corner Ca and Stephens Streets, Opp. Postofficc Roseburg, Oregon . gAVC-ZJ . az3. OtXATXit ' THKUOVT Choose From Our Coats! And Be Assured of Style and Value Your new Winter Coat is quite an investment, and you, mutt lake all points into consideration. We want you to buy herel for you obtain at this Store abounding style, reliable quality,; and, lowest price.; See this range o Coatst Priced,. $24.75 to $59,71 Ing from one review to another with a bodyguard. II" denies he created a scene at a burlesque In Harlem. BALDWIN, N. Y. Mrs. Hannah Kldred. 11)3 years old, la dead, leav ing 202 descendants. At a birthday party a year ago she danced a jig. standing near the end of the heights of Adrar street for about that time, the direction of ...liUrt. attiia.1 ft. i ia has alvm'a ..nnltnl been etrlnned of tires and all FEZ. Oct. 1. An official torn- extras, presumably by the per- munlque says the offensive begjjn sons who stole It fronOOrants 'yesterday was ended "with every Pass. The officers of that city j objective taken," the French have heen notified and are troODS having carried their lines 12 sending for the car. . , kilometers (71 milesj north of Kl- W W IttUO. AVIATORS AT MEDFORD. (AMorlat.il Ptcm Lued Wire.) MEDFORD, Ore., Oct. 1. Lieu tenant Eric Nelsoji, world filer, ac companied by Lieutenant Moaely, will hop off this morning for Los Angeles and Santa Monica, Cal., after arriving here last night from But one American league game . leiasf the year. was played yesterday, the Red Sox o winning from a makeshift club of I Heat with gas. utes In a new type government plane capable of making 140 to 150 miles per hour. This is the 44th birthday of the baking powdar that has made the birthday cakes in Western homes where fine baking is a tradition. We'll piT$2orYour Cake if von bwe it with Schilling Biking Powder snd it does not plesK too t merely tell your grocer, tie win pay yon 1 1 insnnriy. ana without ques tion. This 01 holds good sny tunc year la sod year out. Baking creanf. Schilling Powder tartar ff Coffee f 'Baking I "Powder I Extrscts Spices J HONDON, Oct. 1. The report from Constantinople . that the Turks are calling further troops to the colors and the announcement in London that the Ilrltlsh will maintain a strong fleet In near eastern waters for the next few weeks are explained In Rrlfteh offi cial quarters as' being merely a co Incidence and as having no signifi cance. As far as the fleet la con cerner1, it Is only engaging In man euvers, the officials say. the other combination, built for speed, open field running and passing. ; First scrimmage between varsity aid rooks was held last night. Coach Schissler's first string was kept In a comparatively short time, but garnered three touchdowns. The second and third squads each gathered two. Most were won by the aerial route. 1 Coach Schisaler expressed hlm 'self as well pleased with the show ing of the men on the whole nnd was also Impressed with the quali ty of material among the rooks. Cook with gas. ' EASTERN STAR MEMBER8 TAKE NOTICE On our next meeting night. Thursday, Oct. 1st, the degrees will be conferred upon six or more can didates. We will have visitors from Yoncalla agd Drain chapters, and last but not least thoro will be something good to eat in the ban quet room. Come out and have a good time. BY' ORDER OF THE W. M., . Koseburg Chapter, No. 8. FLASHES 0FL1FE NEW YORK Air flivvers selling for $1,500 to $1,800 are coming, says Eddie Jtickenbacker. . NEW YORK Federal Judge Wil liam H. Sheppard of Florida, now sitting hero, is in favor of legisla tion of light wine and beer be cause pf the difficulty of enforcing the Volstead Act, LATONIA, Ky. Chris Klrsch baum, ex-Jockey, having lost his only horse through a claiming race, has committed suicide. NEW TRUCK IS ADDED BY AUTO . FREIGHT COMPANY The Oregon Auto Transports' tion company,' which In August, purchased the Rossburg-Portland freight line, have added another truck to their fleet of six, ex tending operations toward the coast, whera their truck connects at Myrtle point with freight lines from Gold Beach and Bandnn oil the south and Mnrshtleldi North Hend and Conttllle on' NrtPirMrl.' Freight to and from coast points can now reach its destination a day earlier, as It previounly went via EtiRene. Five trucks are now operating between here and Port land, maintaining daily schedule. Mrs, A. c. Bohrnstedt, nreeltUnt of th company, with headquar ters in Salem, haa been In town, couple ot days, seeing to th proposed extension of th i which goes into affect tomorrow.. Oene 8. Fry Is) local managerTL o A; Dollar and Urn salted by r"! ing Coos Bay and coast rroacota shipped by Anto Freight; We con nect with ll coast auto freight! lines entering; Myrtle Point Tur ; gon Anto Transportation Company. Phon SI J. Folk used td wait for thslr iVl ' lo coma In. Today tbsy read ,tua News-Review classified ads. . .' Beat with gas. REGISTRATION AT O. A. C INCREASES PARIS Msrcel Nllles Is going back to the farm to await his next fight. Knocked out fourteen times, he spent two months on the farm, then came back antl knocked out Jack Taylor of Omaha, tin two rounds last night o WILL DIRECT ROAD WORK C. C. Hon. who was in charge of the construction work on the nig C:.r:as section of tho North l'ni qua road for a short time, has re turned to the L'mpqua national for est and will be In charge of con striuOMn work on the South Umi- qua road. Mr. Hon started the North l'mpqua road work, and was then called way to the Columbia road proJect,"ut lfts now returned to take charge of the work to be done east of Tiller. Deputy Super visor George llonebrakii, who took charge of the North Umpqua road work, following Mr."" lion's depart ure, IkQiow taking chsrge of the work ol collecting and storing the forest service material. NEW YORK "You bet your life I like It," says Colonel Tilllnghast L'Tommedleu Huston, former Qiart owners of the New York Yatikees, returning from a month of "seri ous and unashamed drinking," in Paris. Ho saw only one drunk In the lHist unregulaled city In the world, as he railed Paris, and that one was an American. BEAVER CITY, Neb. For play ing checkers In tho City Park Sun day, a man has been arrested. He was released on promise of re formation. NEW YORK Harry K. Thaw again lured to Broadway, is dash I uitiuun At.iCH'iJL,'! UHAL COLLEGE, Corvallls, Oct. 1. An Increase of approximately 7 per cent in Ihs entire college Is shown In lOreglstrallon report to the close i of the fourth day Just Issued by E. !H. Lemon, reglstrsr. This shows 3131 full time students now in school, 1225 of which are freshmen, an increase of 215 students over the same day last year. "There are 1 170 more, new students and 45 more oliT students in college now thsn a year ago. Mr. Lemon pre dicts a total full time enrollment of 3600 for this year Juditing from the Increase in first tornf registration Dr. Marcell's Radium Ore Miracle Mineral Can be secured from Fred E. Pomerieau or Mrs. O. D. Hubbard Representatives for Douglas County OFFICE OVER ROSESURO NATIONAL BANK Office Hours to 12 and 1 to. B. Later by Appointment BEWARE THE I fiAiinii fin tv Cook with gas. T I WEEK rwlarl fn-w Wit.) CORVAM,m. Or., Oct. 1. Vnn t fho W..lanK;Ui-Or'Kon Agricul tural ColioKe foofbnll Ha mo h"r Haturrfay will Coarh HchlHuler une two distinct barkUrMs which he will probably chanfi In a group raltiftr than as Inrtlvliiiials, K'l wartU, qiwrtrr, flfhulmcrlch IMI, hair, wilh HnirW-r at full, mak up a bravy, pluwcinn; com bination, capable of craKhit.tr moftt any linn for it a inn, obirvcni b?r? nay. JjinsltfT, qwirfer; Qulnn nnd Luby, halves, wllh tMtoman, full. U t Pcriistcfit rough and cold IcbiI In ftcriou trouble. You cao slop thTti now wilh Crcomulftion, an emuUifinl creofloti) that la plcaant to take. CrK mulsion ia a new medical disrovery with twofold art ion; it otliM and heals tho hiHamrd mMnbranca and lu hibiti fprm pronth. Of all known dm?, crronoto I roc ofnizrd by hiffh miii-sl author itir n one of the grratrit hralins agenrira for pcrsiaipnt cotijch and cold and othl form of l linn t trouble. OromtiUion contain, in ad'lition to crrosotr, nthr-r h"olirifi rlf-mcnt which nwthn and heal tho infwifd mom brine and Mop the irritation and inllamntftton, whilo the crcotnie (tor on to the ttnmarh. I ab sorbed into tho blood, attack the aoat of tho trouble and checks llie growth of the nrrm. Crcomuliion la tuaramecd aaiSifac tory in tho Irritmrnt nf periitttent cmth and cUn, bronchial aihma. bronchitis and other form f repira tory Ar,u, and i rxce tlent for buiI-J fna; up (he tytem after cold or flu. Mowy rcfttndrfl if any cfugh or wild il not iflirvrd after tikifiit ercorrjinir. to direction. Aik yoitr druggitt. Creo mulaiun Company, Allan la, 0 a. (adv.) LOOK OUT FDR SELF POISONING Neglect of the liver ri-aiilts In aelf C polfonlng! Not ao quickly, parhapa, j but jiiat aurely aa If you drank poiaon out of a bottle. If your liver la not do in Kb work of helping; til-, iceatlon, ellmlrmtinff wanto from the bowcla and purifying th Jilood, you will alwaya be trouhta with alck ! hcA'lachftii, nauaca, btliouanoaa, bad breath, gaa, aour atumach, or conatt- j patlon. j CUano and tone your liver! Put ! your yt m fn con1ltton ao you fot-1 1 your vry boat Kulnt Try Juat a apoonfiil of Ijr. If. H. Thacrhnr'a e-r-Hlent Klver and Jilood Hyrup after , tho noxt frw mala and notice ttie o'tick IriiprovpirtMiit In tho vay yoti tut. il-,), louk nnd tori the rniurn of lruth, vlK'-r and nsr M You will bo rr,rnilM-ly autls- ' fifd; oltifrwldo there will bo no mnt. Dr. Ttim hor'a Iilver and JHeod Syrup l gold and r";oninn'fid(l by Nftthun Kullrrton, ItofletturK. Ora Urn In Pharmacy. Drain. Oregon. i mim7 It requires special experience snd ability to properly more and trans port a piano. I fyon want your mored without Injury let us hear from you. "Wo Aim to PImm" H.S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. OAILV WEATHER REPORT j 0. B. Weather Tlurpau, local of fice. Mosfburit, Oregon, 24 hours ; emilnir 5 a. m. I'rivlpliatlon In Inches and nun- j drwlths: I IliKhfHt tt'tnpprature yrwInnlBy 112 Iweit t-nti'rature Isst niKht 41 1 I'nvlMntlon lsst 21 hours 0 Tutsi iireclp. since Int. month 0 Norms! prrclp. for1 this month 2.61 Toisl prerlri. from Sept 1, !!:", to "Isle 2.56 A vi-mire preclp. from Uept 1, 177 1. 11 Total excess from 8pt 1, i vnr, I 45 Av'rjre priTlpltniion for 411 I w-t s'Hon.. (Heptemher lo May, incluslTf.) SI 4s Fair srnJ continued cool tonlf;ht and Frlrlny. , W1I. BKLL, Meteorologist 1 In the free, open spaces Stage travel is a joyous experience. On hot dayi a cool breeze fans you at you glide along; on cool days and evenings our stages are comfortably heated. You may enjoy to the utmost every bit of scenery you pass through. Ask your ticket office for a list of beauti ful trips on, or in connection with, our lines. OREGON STAGES Phone 688 Offies at Terminal Hotel S03 North Jaoktorr