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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1927.
EIGHT OIL WELLS
;,). Buy Your i
' Laundry Supplies
' from your grocer.' '
Economy Grocery
"The Store That Serves You Best"
' 344 N,' Jackson Street Phone 83
0. L. Johnson
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hniV (inntit Hip (IfiV tihoil'nlllU 1111(1
On Business
- P. J. liursflor Melrose was a
vlltnr lb this cify : oil Hutunlay,
spending the-' afternoon looking af
ter hiislin'HH Interests and trading.
E3BQSB1
leliire No. 302
Measure No.302 on the ballot for the
special election to be held' June 28 is a con-,
stitutional amendment which provides
that the 6 limitation provision of the
Oregon Constitution may apply to the
Portland School District as it now applies
to all other school districts throughout the
state. ' ''
This measure 1 affects no other dia
trict in Oregon than the Portland School
District and Portland residents will appre
ciate; yiour sUpport. j ' ,'
VOTE 302 YES
V PU. oIv: by C. It. Hollowny ,
(AuorUtHl Pr.il Iimt Wire.)
LONG IIEACH, Calif., June 27
Firemen of Long fJeaeh and Oil
company employee reinforced by
a part of the Los Angeles flro
department today stood in battle
array in the Almaltos IfelKlits
oil field to prevent new outbreaks
of a flro wlilcb last nlsht burned
j eight wells and badly damaged the
rigs and equipment of several oth
er wells. .
Two oil Innks in the area which
were burning early this morning
mnv lirill nvt.i' nnri pfliiKe rn lin re.
! newed Iho battle against the fires
j which wero brought under control
! last night. IJumago was said to
exceed 1 ,000,000.
j Two oil workerB ' were burned
i severely In the opening blast which
! Ignited a new well of the Julian
i Petroleum Corporation. A gas
leuk was blamed for the explosion,
j The well was burned within ton
minutes.
Two wells of the California-
Eastern Oil company were saved
by firemen but would be threat,
ened again if the oil tankB nearby
boll over.
Although' the fire was burning
yet this morning, the leaders of
the lire fighting forces said it was
confined, to the flame seared area
and only tho boiling over of the
tanks would cause further damage.
Fish at Idlyld Park.
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H :K0Y: CATCHING MOTOR CO.
- Ford, 1926 Truck; Coot $800 new ....$425
i " Gardner, 1922 Touring', fine looking ..j.:........,.; $275
Chevrolet, 1924 Sedan, Refiniahed in Duco :...........$325
Studebaker, 1920, Special Touring, Reduced : ...:,."...$175
t Ford,s 1924 Touring $150
Ford, 1921 Touring ..:...$ 50
Ford, 1922 Touring ................:'......:.....:.$100
Ford, 1925 Coupe ........$275
. Oakland, Touring ;.........(;;;.$100
Chalmers, Touring - .....$100
' Nash, Touring :.:...,.,.;.........:...,.,! .......$100
' Hudson, Touring : $100
.1125 N.Rose Phone 438 Roseburg, Ore.
MOSCOW, iJunef 27 For the
first time since the revolution the
total cultivated area In the Soviet
Union lias passed pre-war figures.
I Alexis Ivanovitch Itlkov,- chair
man of the Peoplos Commissaries,
told: the All Russian' Congress of
Soviets thut while the total yield
for the year 1020 was only 92 per
cent of that for 11116, the last pro
revolution year, the sown area ex
ceeded the .total for that year by
five per ceu., !(.v'' '
'Ho 'announced 'that mechanical
cultivation of .the land showed a
marked Increase lie estimated tho
mini beY'of ' (ractUrtf 'fh use through
out the union at Hi, 600 and said the
production - of agricultural ma
chinery exceeded pre-war record by
20 per cent.
Like progross, he continued, 'was
shown in- industrial development,
and bo expressed' the opinion that
the present year would see more
mnrkd results. Funds allocnted to
Industrial projects for 1927 total
340,000,000 rubles (in round num
bers J170.000.000).
An agricultural machinery fac
tory is to he built at ltostov-on-Don,
a tractor factory at Stalin
grad on tho Volga, metal works at
Kerch on the sea of Azov and at
Magnet mountain In the XTrais and
an oil rcflnUig plant nt Tuupse Jn
the Caucasus, he snld.
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Protect Oregon's
Interests
Duty Demands We Conserve Our
Natural Resources
VOTE "YES" TO SAVE OUR FISH
AND GAME
VOTE I 322 X YES
and close the Nestucca to Net Fishing.
Douglas County Sportsmen's and Game
Protective Association
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'ays-June 25 to
3065. Days
Merchandise from all departments of our store and worth up to $2.
uniform price of SLOP. Here are a few of the values.
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offered at a
Trimmed Hats $1.00
Any hat in our store, values up
to $5.95, your choice now at
$1.00.
Water Sets $1.00
'Pitcher and 6 glasses, plain
thin blown.;' Just what you
need for summer use.
Pictures $1.00
New popular subjects and old
masters. A clean - up sale,
values to $2.00.
Hat Boxes $1.00
! Those popular carry-all boxes,
i each . with stenciled design.
Special $ 1 .00. , u, , , ;
Men's Merc Hose
4 Pair $1.00
Fine " mercerized ' socks, solid
' colors, all sizes. Lay in a sup
ply at 4 prs., $1.00. ... . .
- Ladies Rayon
2 Pair $1.00 ,
Our new Arrowhend hose, ray
on to the top. Finer quality,
longer .length. Try them.
Infants Sacque $1.00
'. Fine knit sacques and sweaters,
, just what baby needs for sum
' mer wear, $ 1 .00.
,t ' Sport Hose .
; 2 Pair $1.00
New . number, ,silk plate on
cotton . wide rib, summer sport
hose, all colors.
Rayon Special $1.00
Bloomers, step-ins, slips,
panties, , etc. Good ' quality,
oo, Carr's special, $1.00.
Children's Hose
2 for $1.00
Dress hose, rayon plated. Our
regular 59c Arrowhead, 3 ' or
full length in colors.
Cups and Saucers
6 for $1.00
Best domestic, plain white cup
and saucer. Replenish your
supply $ 1 .OP for six.
Towels 8 for $1.00
Hand towels in turkish and
huck, plain white and fnncies,
8 for $1.00. ' : .yy.-.
Blanket Dolls $1.00
Baby dolls, singles or twins,
composition head and arms,
crying voices.
Dress Goods
K 3 Yds. $1.00 ,
Foulards, charmeuse, shan
tung, voiles, etc. Values 37c to
60c yard 3 yards $1.00.
Aluminum Preserve
Kettles'$1.00
Large 1 2 qt preservers, I J and
2 qt panelled percolators,
double boilers, etc., $1.00
each.
Blackboard $1.00
Large easel blackboard, roller
picture top. Amuse the kiddies
by the hour.
. Voile Dresses
2 for $1.00
Kiddies dresses, . nicely trim
med, various colors and sizes.
Here's value.'
Phono. Records .
4 for $1.00
Any Radiex record, '1 0-inch
double face, your choice; 4 for
$1.00. Hurry. '; , '',;';."
.Silver Trays $1.00
Usual $1.50. to $1.75 .silver
plate and brass trays, bowls,
cakes, etc. Only $ 1 .00 now.
Mama Dplls $1.00
Large doll, about half price at
$1.00,, Also baby dolls in
blankets, etc., $1.00 each.
Chiffon Hose $1.00 pr.
Our Arrbwhead chiffon hose,
silk to the top. Introductory
special at $ 1 .00 .pair.'.
Box Paper $1.00
Parchment finish, double
size box, has both cards and
paper. $1.00 buys a box.
81x90 Sheets $1.00 ;
Dandy nice quality sheets," full
size, are very ilow priced at
$1.00 each.
Ladies Unions
i 3 for $1.00
Knit unions, lace knee, fancy
tops, just the thing for sum
mer wear.
English Prints
5 Yds. $1.00
Fast colors, beautiful patterns
and serviceable material. Now '
is the time to buy. . '
Jap Umbrellas $1.00
Choice of any Japanese; oiled
paper umbrella in our stocks
for $1.00. Values $1.75.
y Toy Cannon $1.00
Cast iron cannon, shoots rub
ber balls. Comes with targets.
Let the kiddies have fun.
Aluminum $1.00
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Dish,, pans, ' pails,
heavy . .aluminum
$1.00 each
etc., , good,
i Special, at ,
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Aprons 2 for $1.00
Gingham. aprons, shoulder
strap style, bound all around.
Big values. i
Ship Book-Ends $1.00
Beautiful ship or buddha styles
$K75 ; values. Now, ,$1.00
pair.-'. ' " .
.! ; Suede Slippers
$1.00 Pair .
Women's all -suede leather
house slipper. Come in various-1
colors.
Tokonobe Ware $1.00
$1.35 to $.1.75 values in
vases, jardiniere, flower bowls,
etc. Your choice $1.00.
Nearly a hundred other big values Come and save.
CARR'S
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DODGE BROTHERS
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PodKO llrotlu'is new sx cythuler
four-door himIiih more tlmn Uvea tip
to tho minpiiny's estuliliHlu'd repu
tntion for building comftirtable mo
tor ravs, ntH-orditi to J. O. New
lnntl Innil OodKo Urothcrs denier.
; IVrsnns who lmv riddrn iiy the
new ncdiin have been lavish In
lirnlstiifi the coinfnrt of thn Rpatn
and the beauty of tho upholstery,
he snys.
"I)odKe brothers ears have for
many yenrtt been ronsplcuoua for
. their hlsh baeked seats ami com
. forlable upholstery nad these fea
tures nre even more pronounced In
the six cylinder sedan thnn they
have been in the past In tho four
ryllnder line. There is abundant
room lnlde for eomfortable ridinp
; and frequent ehniiRe of posture
; during lonir drives.
"Head KnitiK, assist enrdn and
' tonneau rarpet nre anion tho con
veniences. Vanity and smnklnc sets
are unostentatiously but conven
iently located. Arm rests nre at the
proper height. Handles for lowering
' rear quarter windows, are so plac
; ed that they do not catch and tear
j the cIothlnFT. Window mouldings
I and dah boardthe latter with its
attractive, group of instruments
tinder g!asa--aro of metal In wal
nut finish."
HOT FIRE AT MYRTLE
CREEK RAZED RESIDENCE
THREATENED OIL TANKS
A hot fire razed one of tho South
ern Pacific cottages near the de
pot on Monday afternoon, snys the
Myrtle Creek Mail. The cottage
was the dwelling of Ramlere Rod
rlquez and Juan Mendoz nnd wife.
The two men are section employees
of the Southern Pacific company.
The fire started Inside the house,
nnd was, supposedly, caused by
faulty cooking appnratus. It blazed
fiercely and the building wns
burned to Its foundations in thirty
minutes. It stnrted shortly after
one o'clock p. m. Tho city fire
siren sounded the alarm. The local
townspeople turned out tu good
numbers to assist in extinguishing
the blnae. The fire was too far
advanced to hope to save the buitd
Ing when the hose cart arrived,
and the hfse wns used to sprinkle
the surrounding buildings and to
put out the blazing embers of the
burned cottage.
Aside from the economic loss re
sulting from tho burning or the
building the fire did no great dam
age. The occupants escaped unin
jured. The fire wns the focal point
for considerable hnxlety, however,
for the locnl manager of the Stand
ard Oil company. The oil ami gas
oline storage tanks were within
fifty feet of the blaze while the
garage was but a scant ten feet
away. The fire blistered the white
paint on the storage tauks In
great patches.
PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS
CHERRY GROWERS
Expect To Load a Car of Cherries
Bings and Royal Annes
Tuesday Wednesday
June 28-29
SEE ME AT ONCE
FOSTER BUTNER