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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1925. PKoenix Hosiery Pictorial Review Patterns I A AROUND THE COUNTY At Last! SIX Dress Slaughter Continues Plenty of Wonderful Garments at exceptionally low prices to select from EVERY DRESS MUST MOVE t Sale Prices: S6.75, $10.50, S15.45, S24.75 The Ladies' Shoppe 139 N. Jackson St., Roseburg Mail orders filled promptly . We pay the Postage. Do your Xmas Shopping Early. DRAIN Last Friday night a i red hot doable header wai played in the gym. The girl' team play- ed the Vonralla girls, and the i boys played the alumni team. The jfrln' game was a walk-over for i I)rufn In fart, it was almost a i knock down and drag out, but the girU won so all are rejoicing, i The boys' game waa no walk ov r; they earned every point they rot. The game was fast and fair ly clone with good playing on 1 both aid en. At one time the play- ers Burned to mistake the gym i for a Hkatlng rink, and slid about 1 like flies on a bald head. The Drain players were: Ee rlnstun, liartholomy, Coons, Leon urJ, Kwearfngen and Anderson. In the lutter part of the first half and again In the last half Ander mn took Hwearngen's place. An doraon, Itartholomy and Coons u( h made one basket. Kccleston threw a basket on a foul, making a totul of 7 points for the II. S. and 3 for the ulumnl. SHOES! SHOES! 500 PAIRS at 75c Per Pair Rrand new Kid Shorn, greys, browns, blncVs and wliltes. Woman's Club Huminage Sale tn Sykes building, next to Termi nal Hotel. Lant sale before holidays. Saturday, December 5 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. (Aaoelated frm Vmmi Win.) PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 4. Ekrs Ic lower. Current receipt 88c: fresh medium 356351c; fresh standard eilras 41tlic; fresh un dented 28(6 28Jc. Dutter weak. 1 to 11c lower. Ex tra cubes, city 52c; standards EOlc; prime firsts 50c; firsts 49c; prints 65? cartons 56c; Milk steady. Dest churning cream E3c net shippers' track In cone 1. Cream delivered Portland E7c. Haw milk 4 per cent; 12.60 c. w. t, f. o. b. Portland. ' t' Poultry steady Heavy bens 26c; light 19c; spring 2425c; broilers 29030c; young white ducks 249 25c; dressed turkeys 38640c; live nominal; geese nominal Onions steady, $1.75. Potatoes steady, l2.50irT2.60. Nuts steady. Walnuts No. 1, 30$ 32c; filberts 26c; Oregon chest nuts 16c. Pascars bark quiet Steady, 6 7ic; Oregon grape root nominal. Hops quiet; new crop clusters 221c; fuggles 25c. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 4. Wheat: Him hard white, soft while, western white $162; hard white, bluestem. baart 11.61; hard WICKMAN'S SATURDAY SPECIALS Golden West Coffee, pound 56c Citrus White Laundry Soap, 6 bars 24c Small White Beans, I I pounds ., 98c Red Beans, I I pounds ,. 98c Macaroni, 3 pounds '. 27c Fresh Bars, 2 pounds 35c Booths Sardines, large cans, 3 for 49c I lb. Pink Salmon, can 19c Sweet Potatoes, pound 5c WICKMAN'S For Better Quality and Lower Prices 626 Winchester. OLKNDALE On last Thurs day evening, three Canyonville men were arrested by a member of the sherllf's force and before Justice of the Peace. A. O. Clarke, drew fines aggregating $100 and costs. K. W. Heals in whose car the liquor was found, was assessed a fine of $50 and costs, and a fifty day jail sentence. Hud McLean mid YV. II. Cudney. who were with Heals, were fined $25 each, to gether with the costs and a twenty-five daV jail sentence. The jail I sentences of all three were sus pended pending their good be havior. I These men were not thought to !be selling liquor, as the 'stuff found In their possession was not : distilled, but was similar to hard cider or home-made wine. How ever, they admitted having partaken In stronger drink before' leaving the above namrd city. DRAIN A family reunion was ' held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I (1. B. Lyle during Thanksgiving! ivacatlon. Those present were Mrs. A. M. Richardson and son, Mr. I land Mrs. Floyd Huffman of Col- ITax. Washington; Mr. and Mrs. I rrunK i.yie. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mctirath, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lyle ' and three children. Miss Zelma 1 Lyle and James Van lubber, a nephew, all of rilenwood, Wash ington; Orval Lyle. Haslond, Wash ington;. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Lyle and two children and Mrs. Iao North, a niece of Portland. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Powell, Klsle, Margaret and Helen Lyle of Drain Mr. and Mrs. Hen Lyle of Orient, Washington, and George Lyle of southern California, were unable to attend. winter, northern spring, $1.56; western red $1.55. BOSTON, Dec.' 4. The Commer cial Bulletin tomorrow will say: The domestic market for wool has been exceedingly dull. Trices In the absence of sales, are hard to quote and largely nominal but, naturally, in favor of the buyer. liuyeis have withdrawn bids In the i west. The forolgn markets are easier, noiaoiy me primary mantels. wnere the greatest pressure of raw material exists. This Is affecting tho secondary market for the mo ment. South American quotations are down 2 to 3 cents. Tbe goods market Is reported slow. Spinners and combers are open to slightly lower bids. The mohair market is rather quiet, but Bte.ady. 1 he Commercial Bulletin will publish the following wool quota tions tomorrow; - Scoured basis: Oregon: Eastern No. 1 staple S1.30ifi 1.32: fine and f. m. combine Sl.25fal.28; eastern clothing ll.lufol.li; valley. No. 1, Jl ir.4il.2D. Mohairs: Best combing 75S0c; best carding 65 70c. Auto Accessories make Ideal Gifts ; A Practical Gift r Interior mirrors eliminate, the naotaalty of looklnc back while driving ssveral slses and mod els from which you can choose, , Prloed from 95. to $2.85. v.- ,.. VeryU.eful Tlia powerful ray of lljrht from tho "baraU" apotllKht picaa out troot numbara, atroot alert a, rut and bad apota In the road. -ta beautiful dtMliTT. Ia da graoo to tha oar only 7.50, Otfaar SpoUlxhU M to $13.00. " For your frianda and ralativat. Auto accauoriaa aro In u all yaar a lasting ramombranca, a constant ramtndar of your thoughtfulnaaa. Auto accaa aoria ara anjoyad by tha an tiro family. Auto accaitoriaa terra a practical purpose they add to tbe safety, com fort and economy of motor Inf. From "Western Auto's" complete stocks yon can se lect something which comes within your budget. Your gift will be packed in a Christmas package. "Klaasy" Step Plate, of solid aluminum with heavy barred rubber mai center. . only $1.50. Other Step Plates $1.15 to $15. Windshield Wiper Hand Cleaners. 48. to $1.95. AuturnaUo 1'l.an.ra. $2.55 and H 35. Elcctrlo Cleaners $6.50 Boyce Motometer 12.M to $12.75, according to all.. Flower Vase $1.35, $1J5 and $2 65, according to alyl. and uuullty. Flashlight. 90c to $2.95 For Those Who Smoke Th. "Bmlthklt has 1 compart ment. cigarettes, mntrhes and anliea. tipeclul spring attach ment relense. one cigarette at a time. Fastens on th. dash board. 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Iiallejr, pastor ot the First Bap tist Church of this city, who told his congregation October 25 what he had seen while touring Seattle In the guise of a logger, today an nounced that before night he would bare in wide circulation pe titions to the city council to Im peach Mayor Brown. After his narrative sermon Bail ey conferred with Prosecutor Col vin and a grand Jury met Novem ber 9. This Jury last night recom mended that the council impeach the mayor or the people recall him. The Jury made many allegations that vice flourished in Seattle. Drown met all denunciations with the announcement that he will file December 26 for nomina tion to succeed himself. GLENDALE Charles Norman, 44 years of age died on Tuesday evening at 7:00. at his borne five miles east of (ilendule. He came here with his family about two years ago and since that time' hns been engaged In farming. He leaves to mourn his untimely de parture, a wife and two children. Funeral Hervlce will be held to day from the home at two o'clock conducted by Rev. Davla and in terment made in the Masonic Ce metery in (ilendale. LOSS FROM BLUE f AmhtWiwI pi. Vruei WtK.) COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. Pec. 3. A disastrous fire struck the business section of Council Blurts earl yloday. causing a properly damage estimated at more than ll.0iio.000 In Iosb to buildings nnd j several hundred thousands of dol las In loss of stock In stores. The fire started in the basement I of the Continental Furniture com 'priny when a boiler exploded. J. Mi Mnnlgal, alght watchman at the i building, was badly burned abxct ! the head and body before he pv CHped from the burning bulliilrg. Irighty guests at the Grand hotel were safe, but forced to flex in sr;-nt attire when the flames en veloped and later destroyed this hotel. Their personal propeiiy was lost. Eight fire compnr.ica f:cm Omaha and Council llltif's battled the flames, and for a time it appeared as it the fire wo-jM spread throughout the entire down town district LANSOOWNE HOI WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. The Mitchell court martial followed the trlnl of the Shenandoah court of imiuiry today, covering In many particulars the same field prev iously explored by the navy court. While the navnl inquiry sought to fix responsibllty of the She nandoah wreck, however, the ;army court had as t objective the rebuttal of Colonel Mitchell's ; charges that the Shenandoah ac jcldent was the result of general I Incompetency and criminal negl ilgence in conducting the national ; defense. j Lieutenant Commander Charles , E. Rosemlahl, senior surviving of ' fiver of the Shenandoah, and na vigation officer of the ship dttr-1-it: its fatal mid-Vest flight, re- lated to the court martial today many details of the wreck. He iwaa called as a pro.'ecutlon wlt 1 ness. Much of Commander Ifosen Idabl's testimony todar repeated his statements before the Shenan I doah court. He read to the cour 1 martial Ms official report on the disaster, already a part of the ' record of the naval tribunal, j lied net Ion In the numher of automatic gas valve, in the She nandoah, th. witness test'tled. was 1 made to "save weight" and not I "to conserve helium. " He expres sed the opinion that "gas pres ur hsd nothing to do with th. dlssst.r." I "V yon know whether Com msnder Lansdown. undertook th. mid-western flight tinder protest?" th. witness was asked. NEW on, P-ISCOVKItY IV ioi,k cor.vrv is magnet f Aonrlatat Pro. Liutd Wln. ItlCKREALU Ore.. Dec. 4. Oil seeping from a drainage pipe on the George Walt farm, one mile south of here, which was 'ignited yesterday and burned for several hours, was smothered out by the heavv flow of water from the pine this morning. "He did not undertake the flight under protest." he replied. 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