ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW; THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1$. 1925.
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Sale
of.
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Worthwhile Reductions
Thursday-Friday-Saturday
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Mitchell Dresses
In this assortment of fine wool dresses mostly of "Charmeens,"
you will find copies of dresses from the leading. "Parisian Cout
ouriers." ,
Dresses regularly priced from $25.00 to $37.50 reduced to 6ell
from $22.50 to $32.50.
Autumn's favored colors are tote found in these dresses, Birch,
j Cinnamon, Pansy, Cocoa andNavy.
SALE OF FUR. CHOKERS
New Low Prices on Staple Furs -
$ 9.00 Stone Martin Opossum, reduced to ....$ 6.95
12.50 Stone Martin Opossum, reduced to 9.95
12.50 French Coney, reduced to 9.95
10.00 French Coney, reduced to 7.95
15.75 Stone Martin Opossum, reduced to 12175
21.50 Stone Martin Opossum, reduced to 17.75
29.50 Sable Brown Fox, reduced to 24.75
Every Fur Guaranteed Siberian Stock.
Come and Buy.
BELLOWS STORE GO.
. STORE OF VALUES
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Beckley Visitor From Riddle
Chariot Beckley, of Glide, mo-! Mr. Grace Logsdon and daugh
torvd to Iloacburg yesterday to at-jter, Rosamond, of Kiddle, speut
tend to business affairs for it few yesterday afternoon litre vUUing
hours, jand shopping. -
Vliitor Yesterday jvisltors Wednesday
K F. Uolk.l. of Camaa Valley. Mp ,,, Mn K Hm ,,, ,on
was a visitor in this city for few . jyrIli 0 mM0t ipeIlt several hours
hours yesterday and transacted 0l,re yesterday attending to busl
business. '. i uesa matters and shopping.
From Oakland - ' rhi i .
Miss Mildred oung of Oakland., M,; ' motored. from1
spent yesterday nfiernoon tn "H Suihcrlln yesterday and spent the
burg visiting with friends "d ,f,ern00n hvtt) ahJpplnK aud vu).
shopping. -Jlng.
'"jar! K.y Lord of Camas Val-; Vl,l,0r Wednesday-
... . in iki. i vs.. I John Gross spent yesterday In
terdsv aflernoon and inent u few!'"1' "' attending to business af
hours shopping.
; lairs and visiting. He Is a resident
! of Tiller.
From Dixonville '
II. V". Oden, of Dixonville. motor- Hero From Portland
ed here yesterday and ient n few t J, Stephens of Portland
hours transacting business and : "'ft a day or so
visiting friends.
Spends Few Hours
Mrs. Laarrence returned to her
hntiii in Hlititln voalfrihiv lafti.rnnMn
J after spending a few hours here
shopping and visiting.
In Yesterday
Lester Meredith returned to his
home at Rice Creek yesterday as
ternuon after transacting business
here tor a few hours.
la spend-
in ltuseburg at
tending to business affairs and visiting.
, Visitors In !own
Mr. and Mrs, C. n. Harvey' re
turned to their home at Fair Oaks
yesterday afternoon after spending
, several hours here visiting.
; Weavers In
Mrs. Hans Weaver and daugh
ter. Miss Thelnia Weaver, of Myr
tie Creek, spent yesterday after
noon visiting and shopping in
Roseburg.
Mr. Wood Visitor
1 James Wood returned . to his
home at Garden Valley yesterday
afternoon after spending a few
hours transactive; business la this
city.
Visitor This Morning
Dr. George A. H:idburn motored
lhni U'l..u,.. ,1.1.. -....-..I.... 1
ct'eiu ipw nuurs aiienuing 10
business mutters.
Mrs. McClellan Arrives
Mrs. Harry T. McClellan arrived i
here last evening from Coos Hay,
to Join Mr. McClellan, who Is clerk
at the Hotel Grumi. and to make
her home In this city.
Hers From Coast
J. Smith. Marshfleld business
man. Is sending a short time here
looking nrter business Interests.
Mr. Smith is owner of a mattress
factory at the coast.
Knroute To Aslilaml
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wnlkor, of
Eugene, lately moved to the Lane
Ccunty metropolis from Sulher
lin, were In town this forenoon
for a short visit. They were en
roule to Ashland for a brief visit.
Harveys in
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harvey of
uinerun, spent a tew noun in j chnrlea
uoscDurg yesieruay mopping anu
visiting, returning homo In
evening.
Visiting in Southern Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Guiley and
daughter, Marjorie, of this city are
visiting In Ashland with Mrs.
Gulley's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
OUR AIMi
TO SERVK
YOU WELL
AND
. FAITHFULLY
ALWAYS
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Corner Cast and Stephens Streets, Opp. Poatoffic .
. Roseburg, Oregon , . ,
Each of Our Coats ExceLl;
Surpassingly Smart Pleasingly Priced :
Each of our Coats has been selected
with infinite care I We have considered
minutely the material, trimming,
workmanship, and style of every gar- "
ment in this Store. Your Coat, bought '."
here, is a masterpiece of quality 1
Fur Trimmed!
Staunch Materials!
The Winter modes demand yottr ,
total approval 1 In both smooth finish .,'
and bolivia fabrics of unquestioned
superiority. Smartly fur trimmed. And '
priced, $14.75 ;j
and
$49.75
Hooper. Mr. and
Mrs.
flllll.tV n "li nlun ol.u.allr.n h
tm I days (mating In Klamath county
with Mr. ai.d Mrs. Jur.ts.
machine. The revolving wings. It ROY SCOUT HONflrFD
is claimed, will permit the machine -V . L"ySlK'i.
to descend safely even with the UlVJUN LAULfc. DAJJUt.
engine dead.
At today's meeting of Ilntary
Harold Thomas, local Boy Scout,
was presented with an "Eagle,
Badge," this being the : highest
honor to be conferred on, a scout.'
John Runyan, chairman . of the
I From Drain
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sagifbard re
'i turned to their home at Drain yes-
terday evening after spending the
day here visiting friends and
j shopping.
Business Visitor 1
Among those from points south
to spend yesterday afternoon tn
Roseburg attending to business af
fairs was A. U. Weeks, of Myrlii
Creek. ., . ... . , ' . ,'
i Thimble Club to Meet
(AsorUtffi Pm !.mrd Wire
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Oct 15,
Detroit, Michigan, today was Be-
That the hopes of finding oil In
hL T ' , .1 ' "" 1 Tne Neighbors of Woodcraft
chosen words, made the presents- erhimhi. fi.,K -hi .,. . u.
tlon to the voune nun and NnnilH
responded by saying that he want
ed to thank all Rntarians for their
Interest In Boy Scout work, and
. nt ,,7 uica Ul iiiiMiiiK OH III , i ,. . ,
the Leeper Dome well within a few! e, cl.ub8 e,,ort" wt'r Kr"y
lected as the 1826 convention city ' hundred feet are well grounded. Is ' rcla,'J'
of the American Federation of La
bor.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct.
15. The American Federation
the opinion of many people who
are in touch with the situation. The
nome or Mrs. leona McDonald, on
633 South Stephens street, Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A large
attendance Is desired. e
Buying Cars Freely ' '
The fact that within a week two
car loads of automobiles have been
Stanley Kidder and Charier
ixjckwoou. members or fhn tvin,,..
UK I..
head drillers, both men of long ; """' f.omm'"ee' 1?a,ve ver received here by the Hansen Chev-
I"" experience id me on neius ; """'" """" y""" '" rolet company, and Invoices ro
of Oklahoma. tth ni raiifnmi. : hers. What they had to sar alons t i
of Labor today voted after an , are confident that before the 2.000 "nes educational contained much chevrolets In transit indicates that
animated debate against the far-1 foot level has been reached, the 't for thought and their utter- the people of Roseburg and tribu
matlon of an independent labor ! well will be flowing good and auces were greatly appreciated. nrv arriinn, . ,..,. .j
strong. A lew days ago salt water ! ax nanini was on the 'program buying cars freely This is but
made Its appearance In the well. for two solos. Max said he had not the record of one 'distributor for
and Immediately the drillers be-.appeared before the public for this section at that. Mr. Hansen,
came cautious and made every pre-1 some eighteen years as a soloist, feels that the balance of the year
paxatlon for an emergency They , but would do his best to entertain promises a finer record.than ever
are confident that the next strike , the boys. The way the members before for Douglas county
will be oil.. Immediately after this! applauded Max was evidence of Douglas county,
fact becagie know Judge Stearns, I their appreciation and that he will '
oi uaaianu, president 01 me com-1 De called upon to do a like duty
pany left for California, where he J many times In the future is a fore-
iiuicumcti uw muiiiunai i eel 01 i gone conclusion. .
party. President William Green
said there may come a time when
It may be necessary to organize
such a party, but at present la
bar's interesta can best be served
by supporting candidates friendly
to labor.
Mr. Grpfn was loudly applaud
ed for several minutes when he
declared that such a proposal was
Impractical and that there was
no need for an Independent party
now. Wtien America changes from
an agricultural natfon to a semi
industrial country, he conceded
that it might be wise to consider
such a step.
He recited that at the last
election when labor temporarily
abandoned Ita non-partisan policy
and supported the late Senator La
Follette the mass of labor did not
folow the recommendation of the
federation.
PLAKEO.K.AFTER
ENGINE HAS DIED
(Aaxristxl Pma Lounl Win.)
FARNBROU3II, Eng.. Oct 15.
Hutidreds of spwutiv yesterday
watihed the second asccnaioi
th. helicopter larinllon by lon
Juan de La Clerva, which made Its
rr.ccessful Initial flight on ma
dry. Captain Coancai-r took the ria
rh:ei, over Liftna's plain and rev-
vtied about 10 miles. From the
casing and other material that will
be needed In handling the situation.
Thia casing will reach the station
near the well tomorrow or Satur
day, and will Immediately be haul
ed to the property. Judge Steams
and the head driller reached home
last night, and the officials of the
company are now anxiously watch
ing every development that pre
sents Itself.
Monday night a meeting of the
directors of the Oakland Oil com
pany waa held at Dunsmulr. sphere
several of the officials reside. At
that time expenditure of several
thousand dollars worth of needed
material waa authorized. This
equipment will enable the company
to prosecute the work and be pre
pared to take earn of any oil strike
that may be encountered.
According to the experience of
the men handling the drill, ollmay
be looked for well under 600 feet
below the present working level.
The plaa of entertaining the In.
cal teachers a week from this
evening has been postponed for
two weeks from today, at which
time all tho teachers of the schools
will lie bsnqueted.
Forget your corns dance at the
armory. tomorrow for the band.
FLASHES OF LIFE
LONDON King George reads a
chapter of the Bible every day.
RICHMOND, Ind. Bryan's voice
Is ImmnrtiiL Imperishable master
records of the "cross of gold"
speech and other masterpieces are
to be kept In the nationul museum
at Washington.
CONSTANTINOPLE First two
uas nas ooinerea a gooa oeai or mwn ol ,Pa, on t.-nPy car, are
tate. bnt at present the drlllera. are I bpin(t red (or women.
in control of the situation and j
work is progressing satisfactorily. PARSrnlrP(. Ilenry Huberkh
However, great caution Is being New V)rk formerly proles
taken to nrevent nnv accident that ' .
; , . . , - , sor o winconsin. i xas sno oian.
of I would delay or hinder the effort i, t.i.,..i,:.-
being made to bring In a well. Cas-""l" " , .J t,.L',.'..
in t. u. ,i mm , moon with the forr.ur rrincess
deplh Is attained, and this prevents
gaa blowouts or water from coming
In and holding up development.
In speaking of the situation to
day. Managed W. L. Cobb stated
. i k.i .ahIm .... ii mm inn nnMnm nil rwvpr npfn ' ' j
.i,it,.. mnr. ih.n 1.000 feet, so alluring nor the promises so Lemongen.
then swooped to within 100 feet of i good for ultimate success in pro-
the ground and again shot vertical- duelng oil.
Iv Into the air. It was maneuvered
h . n.i nnlv lh rnfarv or' BORN.
.K..j r.,Wr -nrHna- I ANOST To Mr. and Mrs. R. I.
The machine
wings flapplns i
bird.
Nina Mdlvani of Russia. 22.
Divorce la Granted
A divorce was granted yester
day to Claude D. Fenwlck from
CarrylH C. Fenwlck. A charge of
cruel and Inhuman treatment was
alleged. The plaintiff, who was
represented by Attorney John . T.
Long, was awarded (25 for the sup
port of a minor child.
From Albany
Mr. anil Mrs. C. . Greene,
Albany, spent a few hours here
yesterday visiting and on business.
Business Visitor .
W. D. Hess motored from Oar
den Valley and spent the afternoon
here attending to business affairs
'Mrs. Short Visits
Mrs. James Short motored from
iPlxonvlllieand spent the afternoon
jhere visiting with friends and
shopping.
' subject.
Of ! There
will be a general state
ment of the present sltuntlcn In
the western stutes with reference
to water conservation in the west-
etn .states with reference to wa
ter conservation and control. This
will cover (1 the significance of
wator conservation and control,
(?l the measure of water conser
vation and control iow In effect
(3) -present state and national
policies (4) public and private
agencies concerned (5) generally
bring about still greater conserv
ation and control to the future. .
Points to be covered la those
reports or statements Include, wa
ter storage; reorgaolsatloa and
reconstruction of water develop
ments that are uneconomical and
wasteful: coordination of usee of
water, particularly as between Ir
rigation, hydro-electric, and mun
icipal supply: Improved irrigation
practice: State administrative
control of water: Stat aid In wa
ter development; Interstate water
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COLSnVRO. Germany Princess
Marie Cryllovana, ilauirhter of
Grand Duke C HI of Russia, Is to
trW'ry Priaee Frh-drlch Ksrl of
GOOD
Hats Nothing else. That's
the kind to wear. That's the
kind we sell.
All the new Ideas In both
styles and finishes.
A color for every taste. Come
In today and look them over.
Khmx In Demand
So great haB been the demand
for Udex coaches that Hoy Cutch-j Visitor Today
lng, local dealer. Is kept hustling A. Swanson, of Klgarose, was a
to siipoly cars for buyers here, hours today, and transacted busl
Again today he has just unloaded houra today, an dtransacted busl
four of these sixes, and they arej.ness
being put in commis.on over at x
the Catching shops this afternoon. From Tiller
, J. J. Van Dyke returned lo his
Elbert Lenox Home home at Tiller this afternoon after
Klbert Lenox, who Is employed In transacting business and visiting
the accountant department of The here a few hours today.
California OreRou Power Company I
in the home olfice at Medfnrd. Is Nsw Manaaer At Skaaas
spending a few days In Roseburg I Mr. L. L. Wood, recently from If
attending to official duties. While Portland, has taken over the local
here he Is enjoying a visit with msnagement for tho Skagg's store
his mother and other relatives. :on South Stephens street, succeed-
; 'ing Mr. Anderson, who resinned
Will Make Survey- the position to engsge In other
I). N. Matthews. Junior forester, lines of effort. Mr. Wood has had
Is spending a few days In the local a wide experience In grocery bust
forest service office preparatory to ness, both In Oregon and In the
a trip In company with Ranger As- Middle West, where he lived for
flam to irake a survey of the ro- many years. The gentleman came
creatlonal features tributary to the to the coaat six years ago, and llk
Umpquit rosd. Mr. Matthews, who ed the country so well that he de
ls a son of Prof. Matthews of Wll- elded to remain.
laraeii univ?rsuy, recently grauu
ated from the course In forestry at
Yalo. He has been on an Inspec
tion trip in tne coaBt unit with
Ranger O. C. Hiejser.
Hildeburn Visiting Portland
" 'J . 'e n. .,' j FOR SWOLLEN JOINTS
iijiu' ijui ii iinn u' ' il lu riiriiuiiu. r
Mr. and Mrs. Hildeburn arrived In Most remedies fall but Joint Kase f
the city yesterday and registered ' surely and speedily succeeds.
at the Hotel Portland. For more H'a for Joint troubles only, whe-
than voir Mr lliiilfhurn him ther In ankle, knee, hip, elbow.
! been Inmled In Ijike rnm.lv rsrrv. ; shoulder, finger or sphie whether
accepted desideratum (6) scope comparts; and any other matter
of steps necessary to accomplish or particular significance in me
rtjls. . "i-;- Jstates reporting..
'There will be brief reports of j This discussion because of Its
acoompllshmenta In water con- wide appeal will bring out a large
aersatlon and control tn the attendance of statewfflclala Includ
eleven western states, with a jlng engineers and agricultarat
wtalement of steps neceisary to directors
Joint-Ease!
Injn out mad contractu which he
ham with the slat hUhway rnmmiii-
ion. Th contractor rKlntrra from
rheumatic or n4.
I( iimbera up atlff. .r;nun,'i, 1
nwollrn, i-nlnful, crakjr Joints
Vital Topics :
IIEALT HLS ECONOMY, ILLNESS IS WASTE
HEALTH requires a minimum of ENERGY;
ILLNESS requires a MAXIMUM. Avoid pain;
illness and enjoy an ECONOMY of ENERGY and
HEALTH through ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTIC.
WHY suffer from Asthma, Cough Catarrh, or that
weakness that follows the flu or other acute dis
eases when CHIROPRACTIC adjustments and
Actinic Ray treatments will make you feel like a
new being. ' v .
MAKE ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTIC
YOUR HABIT
Examination Free.
DR. RUPERT A. MOON
2u9 Perkins Building
Phone SH
quick.
Joint-Eass is the
Joint romsdy
blngest selling
n th world.
landed with A 1 Angst, at B47 south Mill
is gracefully as a 1 Wednesday, October 14, a
NEW YORK Spot, a fox terrier,
has savid the life of his Utile mis
tress, baby of Dorothy Mackaye,
actress, twiAe. Once he lost a leg
street, fighting a big dog that attacked
boy. the baby, and now he ban Just
' awalraniul nttmtta I HtnM In
awakened a governess li time to
save the baby from a fire that de-
' Maetlna te B Held
P.ir.ns descrlntlons of the CI-1 Any members of the Business ' stroyed the house
erva Halicopter. or -amosyru.
said It consisted of a fusllsge with attend the benefit dance at the
a ISO-horsepower engine driving a Armory Friday night, will be ex
propeller In the ordinary way. cased from the club meeting In
Above the machine on a vertical time. It is requested by the pres.
hirrf.iike flannlnt Ident that all members make a
winra. when revolving at 12 revo- special effort to attend the meet
thaa sufficient fore
ORSININ'O. N. V. A new resi
de; of Sing Sing, who arrived In
gXlf togs, has b"n put to work
shoveling coal.
Oil BOT, boiisht a bargain and
luilons a minute these exert more lag Friday night, as very Import- there are many more cars sdver
than sufficient forea to life the ant business la to be transacted. amns. Read 'eta yourself.
1 , 1
IRoseburg's Newest, Llvsst, j
Lesdlng Men's and Young D
Men's 8tore. H
j SANDY?i
Lakevlew. which has been his quickly you'll be astonished,
hesdquarters for months. Oregon- Two seconds' rubbing and away
i lan. It goes through skin and flesh
I ,. . right down to the bone and ' Hxa-
Baek From Trip ments that's why It succeeds. Ask
Carl II. Neal, supervisor of the any reliable druggist.
Umpqua National Forest, L. Ant-1 Always remember, when Joint
les, secretary of the Roseburg I Kase gels in Joint agony gets out
Chamber of Commerce, and Rang
er Hugh Hitter and wife, returned
last night from an Inspection trip
In the Diamond Lake district. They
vlfdted Diamond Lake, the Kelsey
valley road ramp and Rig Camas,
, where they found the work to be i
drawing nesr a close. Diamond
Lake Is now Haunted by thoussnds
of canvassbacks, It la reported, but I
because of the lack of cover they Headed by O. M. Clark of Port
are hard to get without several land and Major Everett O. Orlggs
boats to keep the birds drifting. ;"f Tacoma, directors of the Na-
, tlonul Chamber, a Inrge delega-
Booth In Portland j,lon being organised to repre-
In a few days, reports J. Ilenry seni tne ramie isorinwosi at tne
WEST WILL BE
REPRESENTED AT
CHAMBER MEETING
Room of Roseburg, the new bank
building, which he has been plan
ning for months, will be ready for
occupancy. The alterations repre
sent u,0ifl and it will be one of
the mmt sltrartlve banks In south
ern Oregon. It occupies a promt,
nent corner on the principal street,
where all the through motor traffic
passes. Aside from bsnklng, Mr.
midyear conference of the west
ern division of the Nstlonul.Cham
ber to be held In Seattlo, Decem
ber seventh and elulith.
Arthur H. Ilent of Los Angeles,
member of the board of directors
of the nme orgsnlxallnn, Is chair
man of I ha program committee
If this conference and has selected
as one of the Importnnt Issues for
discussion the question of water
Ilooth Is Interested In fruit and has roIervllon ,nr, rim, ,.ontro,
many arre. in .run.-s. i ne prune lh,nrt , n,nrM( to all the
crop ol Douslas counly this year, ,,. DarirD.ing in this
he say a. Is about per cent of m.atina
hit It should be. JKt as the prunes i irnranr Vrsnk Ad ams head nf
t p.
I"5t as
are large and sweet and the prices Irrigation Investigations and prac,
nave oeen gmsi, inir pnine growers .u,, nf the A 'nlverslly of Callfor
have done very well. Mrf Booth nla will have charge of thla see
checkfd out of the Imperial yester-.tlon.. He has been engsged for
day for home, driving south. Ore- a number of weeks past develop,
gonian. ling Die work on thla particular
Plan to take those
pleasant trips!
There are so many places you and the 1
family have planned to visit some day.
Don't put it off any longer.
The stages are waiting to take you when
and where you wish. You have nothing
to think of but to be at the depot on time.
Make this outdoor travel a pleasure.
Phone tit
COAST AUTO LINES
Office at Terminal Hotel
SOS North Jackson
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