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Very recent arrivals in these new Silks include smartest
patterns in', mmsual plains, striking prints and all the fas
. 'cinating colors and shades. They are all beautiful and
?hrjpealing. Just come jn and see them for yourself.
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I'i The attractive prices on these Silks are an in-
j-.. , uuccmcm xor every woman to Duy at in is ume.
unusually fine assortrhent..
Novelties, Bathing Suits, Gloves ;
1 ? i I f-'f ' ,!s V" and Silk Hosiery,: ' .i j, ,, .'
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STgTOri.iT.I.TT.WI.M.I.I.i.T.W
CONTRACTION; '
' I jLOONiLAKE ROAD ' I
i li , ijOB HELD UP
' ('Continued, from page
1he "gi'eater portion of the way,
- but the upper end of the road, for.
which the. contract is. being 'let is
of very rhenvy i, construction.- 'The
district'; has been, r voting special
(axes yeai" after ;year to build this
road, which', has been: constructed
a section at; ;time. ; Recently Jthe
O. and C. tax; ref mid-gave the dis
1 Het a large suni of ' money, japd
with the addition ior funds ''frqra
the market road money H is expect
ed that: there iyill be' enough,' to
finish the ' gracta ftlils year .' and
give th'e'Lobh.'Lakeieople as'tarid-ard.i:oad.-v.It
; Js:'anticlpated,5tHa1;
this.- road, will liinmediately .result
In consldevable' development' and
. Improvement .work i' in the , Loon
Lake district. ' . ' i .'
j . ' , Will' Build Bridge , ;.,
The contract ;for the construe1
tlon" of the Blkton bridge will prob
ably , be. let to J. J. Bradraun, of
Portland,, who was the lowest bidder.-
n This bridge will , replace ,the
one washed out during toe high
water in the spring. . The' former
bridge was moved to Elkton .front
Winchester and was - erected on
piers built to' the standards of 'the
state market road department. The
piers proved to be too short and
the water covered the bridge and
washed it away. :;iv" -
The new. bridge will be consider
ably higher than the old one so
that It will not be affected by high
water In the future. The bids sub
mitted were as follows: O. N.
Pierce, Portland, $32,325; George
F. Reeves, Portland, $35,67G; J. J.
Padraun, Portland. $29,930; B. L.
Crooks and Co., Portland, $37,250.
The contract for the roofing of
the Fair Oaks bridge, which Was
damaged by the fire last year, was
let to Clyde Catching, whose bid
was $275. , . ., - '
Wm. Wecrtly, loogglng operator
of Drlrlgp, was In Roseburg toilay
looking a ft r business affairs.
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I H 1 -I Baft -
v She says she doesn't know any
thing that costs so little and gives so much as
Eskimo Pie. You just peel back the wrapper .
and let your teeth sink into that crunchy
choc'ktc coatin an' down through that big
helpin" of de-lishus ice cream. Boy, how it
hits the spot! And our doctor says it's great
to keep a fellow strong and vig'rous, too. I'm
an Eskimo Pie fan for life, yes sireel
GET ESKIMO PIE FROM THE DEALER WHO SELLS
MEL-O-MAID
ICE CREAM
FOR
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SUMMER
ALEXANDER NAMED'
BY PATTERSON TO 5
SUCCEED: LEVENS
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(Continued from, page 1.)
lie -moved- the iadmidistrative Of
fices of the MobartmeriP from Port
land In Kflleni i TWonc' linma fo nl
I Baker, anct It is understood he will
return there. , 1 ! :
i Mn Alexander! ' was formerly
of WHshipgt'on; county-and-is now
a deputy sheriff.! 'He ,is said to
have s g6pd record :as a law en
forcement i of lie ipl. - a! general
change in ! the' -.personnel of the
depiartmenlsjexpectejdi ' -
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.''j NOTICE' T9!WA4-ER USERS
While, making repairs the water
wiU be shut off Sunday, July 10th,
from 3i00'to 7:00;a.3n. affecting all
residents of Korth-Rosebtirg.
.. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
j , r .. POWER COMPANY
FRENCH AVAITOR
TO BRING LEVINE
- BACK TO AMERICA
' rPotittnwp'l from nnirn 1,.
wfien he embarks on the Leviathan
on .which Commander and Byrd
and his crew also are returning,
to the United States.
Drouhin will forego his pro
jected attempt to fly across 'the
Atlantic in a' -giant Goliath plane
with Lieutenant Lebrix. i , -
. As Drouhin speaks no English
and Levine speaks no French, the
owner of the Bellanca plane will
take with him a pocket dictionary
so as to be able to communicate
with his French pilot.
Drouhin is 26 years old. Three
times he has held the world's dura
tion flight record. He lost his
latest record to Chamberlln and
Bert Acosta. ' 1
Left for Glerdale -t '
Miss Edith Kruse left today for
Glendnle wbeie she' will visit for
two weeks -as the guest of Miss
Fl'iio Caraway.
Mother
knows us
kids love
rim
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LOCAL
Pensions firaiitied s " i ', ', .
Among the pensions ' recently
granted by lite government Is one
to. Stella Smith ot Roseburg tftf
JHu per month.
FicmQlldel-i' ' '
Mrs.'F.. Watson of GlIuV was la
this city visiting and unending to
business matter' (or u brief, time
Thursday Cui'terooon, tt
From! ilthirliij tjH'V .
C. H, Fuller 6F Sutherlln: vi III
this city Thursday afternoon at
Unulug to - business affairs and
viitilliig with friends. .
From Broadbent
J. I). Glbbs o( -Broadbent, Coos
county, is a guest of Mr. and Airs.
Abner Rice at the Wigwam Tavern
near tills city. i ' i
I Here From 'Eugene-r-
I Mrs. F. R. Uunlap - of Eugene,
former resident of this city, nr.
rived tills morning to spend the
day visiting with .friends.
Expected From Corvallis
i Chas. Shaw, formerly of tills
city. Is expected from Corvallis
j Saturday and will visit with friends
t in this city over Sunday.' -'
From Canyonvilie
F. It. Graves of Canyonvilie was
In Roseburg overnight Thursday
and this morning attending to
business affairs and visiting.
Visitors Thursday
Mrs. Mary Beach and 'daughter
of Looking Glass were In Roseburg
Thursday afternoon shopping ' ana
visiting: with friends. - ' ;
Vas GoltKe; Operation :
Wm.iMelton. of Dixonvllle under
went an operation for goitre at
Mercy hospital Thursday with Dr.
L. M. Lehrbach jij .ateudance.(
Visitor Here ,...'.--,
Roy Suaulding resident of Drain,
spent several hours Thursday at
tending, to business matters and
Visiting' with friends in this city.
!
In Thuriday-i.; ,
; HGeo)- Bacon, and - son, Henry; ,qf
1-iOOKing uiass were in ituseuur
late yesterday afternoon transact,
ing' business and trading.
In Thursday: ' ' '
C. V. Fessler oi Wilbur was .' a
Roseburg! visitor: Thursday for. a
brief time and was looking lifter.
business taattevs and trading,. , ,
Left For Portland-: ; .')'
Dr.iA. Berg, who Jias been visjt
ing with "his motljLer, , Mrs. , 'Mary
BeacH,; a'tJ LooUtfgiffilass, left oil
Thursday for,.ft'ranw;in Portlnnfl.
y -.;':';'.'-y.' . ;
it' FlhePa!-' ':-i - .- :1
' Fred' Perdue,' 'arrested ' Moliday
for reckless- drlvirigrentered a plea
of guilty-, before Recorder. Sherry
iil v-nt.i n0 (nr
Visit At ' Rice 'Creek . .- (''
.Mr.' and Mrs. C. ;B.Patrlclc 'of,
Eugene wei'e giiests of their dailgh
ter, Mis. Millard Meredith at Rice
Creek: yesterday. ; ' " ,' ' .; ' , '
Home From Coast-
Miss Mildred Morris, ' who lias
been spending 'the past ten days
visiting with friends at Bandon
nnd enjoying a vacation, -has .re-
turned to this city.
Left For Portland
Mrs. W. C. Small' left this ' morn-1
Ing for Portland where she will
meet a party of friends enrouto
from Alaska and visit with them
over the week-end. , ' " :
Leaving On Trip :
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of
Hotel Rose and Mr. and Mrs. P.
M. Morgan, are leaving today for
a short vacation trip to Prospect,
Crater Lake and Diamond Lake.
Visit1 At Vaughn' Home
Carl Vaughn. 'Miss Lucille
Vaughn, and their cousin, Miss
Frances Gray.- all' of' Portland, aro
visiting at " the home of "Chief of
Police and Mrs. William Vaughn.
Carl and Miss Lucille are Ihe son
and daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Vaughn., "'"HIWPQ
GATES TIRES
The record set by Balloon
tires in this town made
thirty thousand miles, equal
to 1 !4 times around the
world, and still going good.
Why fool with old part
worn out tires when you
can exchange for new ones
at
Carter's Tire Shop
445 North Jackson St.
NEWS
From Melrose j
Geo. Anderson, of Melrose, spent
tho morning In Roseburg; looking
after business matters and trad-
'"K- 5 it,.'-- il
Here from Portland i , i ;
i w.W: 'Street.jof . Portland,'' was
lb Roseburg today- calling oil liusl
.uess; -iicquaintauces, t, ; u '! ,i i
Glondalo Man Visits : . I I
J. Jantzer, sawmill operator bf
Olendale, Bpent a lew hours In
Roseburg today attending to bust-
ness aiiuirs aim trading. j
Expected Satuiday - ' '
Mrs. F. A. Bemis and daughter,
MIsh' Adolo. llemis, and Miss Anna
Slnnoli, who have been In Portland
since Tuesday, are expected f home
Snturday; , . ? ;i
Arrive .from Rogue Rlvei ''.
Mrs. Al F. Gardiner and daugh
ter have arrived from Rogue Hlver
to join Ir. Gardiner in locating in
Roseburg. ' Mr. Gardiner 1b chef at
the Terminal Cafe. t H
Repair Bridges ; 5
A crow of five men from' -jlhe
stale highway- departnient weM
working on the Winston bridge 4'eii
tofday, filling cracks in the deep
ing asphalt and making other I re
pairs. , . . '. j i
uivurco uraniea '
A divorce was granted bv' Judge
Hamilton today to Sylvia J. ; Pal
mer from Hiram Pnlmor. Cruel nnd
Inhuman treatment was charged by
the plaintiff, who was represented
oy Attorney m. '. nice. ; I
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Home From Idaho J
, Dr. audi lira. Charles B. '.Wade
returned home Thursday night af
ter nn auto trip to Idaho and Yel
lowstone National park. They wori!
in noise ror the Northwest Medi
cal meetingithe latter part of June.
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Home From Klamath ? 'i
Mr. and Mrs. ; Joel Johnsonl of
Melrpse returned home this room
ing after spending ; several i days
visiting lit -Klamath Falls. ' They
ma(le the trfpi dver tha new line
out 6f Eugene'.' ' ; , ' : i
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Here from Portland
, C. E., O'Halloran, of Portland,
was an - arrival -here last evening
on business., With J. C. Ponslor of
this city, he-left this morning; for
the Silver Peak Mine near Riddle.
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Leave .for Colorado , ij j ,
Mrs. A. E. Sprague, of thisolty,
and- her son and wife, Mr. pnd
Mrs. Sprague, ' of Prospect; jiave
left on, a , motor trip to. Colorado.
They 'will' visit In Denver fori' sev
eral weeks. . . . ; . i '
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-Here from Salem ' .':' .'
3 i
,1 -Lieiitenant Ralph E. Wilsoft.?and
jiio'llier,' Mrs. W. E. Wilson, pt Sn
lera,, have-, arrived to visit at- tho
home 'of -Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Leedy.
fT.hey . are brother, and mother of
Mrs,' Leedy. . , i .
To Visit at Perkins. Home '
1 :
' Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Perkins, of
Portland arrived today to visit
Willi the former's mother. MrJ. '.T.
Ellen' Perkins, and brother, J. W.
Perkins. ' While here they will be
guests at the home of the latter.
From . California " '
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swnrtout.' son
and daughter of Snn Francisco,
woro guests of Mrs. Frances Drake
at Myrtle Creek yesterday. . They
were returning home from a visit
at Washington. ; 'Mr. Swartout is
a nephew of Mrs. Drake. s
Hero From Portland
Miss Almlra Porter returned thin
morning: from Portlnnd whord she
was called on business the first of
tho week. Miss Porter arrived
here a short time ago to locate nnd
will have charge of the dining
room nt the Rose. Hotel. j
Visits at Morris Home
R. C. HuM of Turlock, Oil., top
ped over Thursday and visited at
the. home of Mr,! ami Mrs. CJ. I J.
Morris on his way north. He Will
visit with friends near Eugene, la
tor continuing on his way to Wash
ington, and Idaho , .
Home from Seattle
Mn, Harry Whipple and daugh
ter. Miss Annette Whipple, have
returner! home after a six day vis
it in Seattle. There they attended
the N. E. A. convention and en
route home stopped over in Port
land to visit with friends.
WIFE OF GOVERNOR
HARTLEY HURT IN
AUTO COLLISION
(OnnHniiPd fmm tines 1.)
Rolam) Hartley, wife of the gover
nor of Washington, was Injured
In an automobile accident eleven
mllpa south of Seattle last nlcht.
At the hospital, It was found that
Mrs. Hartley's Injuries wore con
fined to a half Inch cut over the
right eye, and minor bruises.
With Mrs. Hartley In the auto
mobile at the time of the acci
dent were Governor Hartley, their
daughter, Mary, and the Hev. and
Mrs. h. O. Hogers, of Buffalo, N.
Y. Mrs. Hogers is a sister of the
governor. None of the occupants
of Ihe machine except Mrs. Hart
ley were Injured. A state highway
patrolman was driving the car oc
cupied hy the governor and his
party, who were enroute from Seat
tle to Olympla.
The accident occurred, the gov
ernor reported to police here,
when his automobile was struck
and knocked In the ditch by a ma
chine driven by A. W. Groteseld,
who said he came from Missouri.
The governor's car was badly
wrecked.
Oroteseld was placed In the coun
ty Jail hero on. an open charge
pending Investigation of tho acci
dent. ,
ONE WEEK STARTING FRIDAY,
KNICKERS
LINEN AND TWEED
l Lot .... ..;.:.......
1 Lot, values to $5.00 ,.
PRINTED
75 NEW PATTERNS
Per Yard '
39c
PRINTED VOILES
All New Patterns.
39c
COTTON CREPES
29c
SILK BLOOMERS
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All Shades Silk
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Gordons, special ;.:w--.
KOTEX
Special
BAN JOHNSON IS
OUT AS PRESIDENT
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(Continued from pago 1.)
necessary to lay down the bur
dens und responsibilities incident
to and necessarily connected with
the offices of president, secretary
and treasurer of the Aiueiican
league. In accepting his resigna
tion, effective November .1, tho
American league extends to Byron
B. .Johnson its good wishes and
good will."
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TODAY'S BASEBALL
American
First game R, IT. K.
New York S 14 3
Detroit H 30 2
Batteries: ituclhor, Thomas,
Glard, Shawkey and Grabowski;
Stoner and Woodall.
R. H. K.
Washington 711 1
Cleveland 4 15 2
Batteries: Hadley, Braxton and
Ruel; Uhle and I,. Sewell.
National
Brooklyn 2 9 1
Now York 12 2
Batteries: Doak, Clark and' Hap
greaves; Benton and Taylor.
It. H. E.
Chicago .. 1 H i
Pittsburgh 0 1 1
Halteries: Root und Hartnett;
Meadows and Gooch.
R. II. M.
St. Louis 2 10 U
Boston 3 10 2
Butteries: Haines and O'l-'arrell;
Greenfield and Gibson.
18 MONTHS FOR FORGERY
(Aw)(iated Frew l.eav) Wlru.)
PORTLAND, Ore., July 8. (lien
O. Rust, Ii2, was sentenced in fed
eral court today to 18 months In
McNeil Island alter pleading guilty
to forging the name of Sandy
Olmstend to a United Slates
treasury check at Klamath Falls.
OH DEAR!
A Birmingham lady, who hns had
eight husbands, attributes her suc
cess to the fnct that she Is an ex
cellent cook. We do not for a mo
ment suggest that the real reason
may be the very opposite. Humor
1st. o
DESPITE IT 4
"Would you mind looking after
my car?"
"Sir, I am Ihe mayor of this
$1.98
$2.98
SOISETTES
98c
$1.98
49c
THE LADIES SHOPPE
139 N. Jackson St.
town!" . ,'
"That doesn't mnttcr. You look
to me to be an honest ninn,"
Dunr Humor, Madrid.
DING, DONG, BELLI
BROOKLYN. N. Y. "Belling the
cut" is to be an Important activity
of Long Island garden clubs thin
summer. Mrs. Leroy Hurl on, pres
ident of Ihe Port Washington Gar
den Club, urges the measure to
c:ive birds. -
PATRONIZE
NEWS-REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
AND "HER TATTERED ENSIGN"
f7!
"Old Ironsides" goes Into drydock at Boston to bo reconditioned from funds contributed by schoolboys
and girls everywhere In the land. And as the water falls away from her historic sides the "tattered en-
ion" of which Oliver Wendell Holmes ung poetically back in 1828 still waves on high. Saluting It from
nearby were a presidential volley of 21 guns and (Inset) Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, surrounded by hiah
officers of the army and navy.
BATHING SUITS
' ,'JANSEN AND BRADLEY'S
: 25 off
PEQUOT, SHEETING
81 inches wide. 1 ,' :
59c
PEQU0T; SHEETS
81x90
$1.49
FLAT CREPES
, , AH Shades.
$1.98 d
PEQUOT TUBING
. . ,. 42-inch , j
PEQUOT.SLIPS
SpellaV.. .!., IILlJ.!,!- '
PRINTEDORC.VNDIES
All new patterns ..
PERCALE
Per yard
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
ESTABLISHED 1926
H. C. STEARNS, Manager.
Notliithstnnding the elaborate equipment of the Home
and efficient service, the cost of burial is no more. I
Plna and Lana 8ti.
AUTO TRUCK KILLS CHILD
(AmootatMi viru uil wire.) .
VANCOUVER; ' Wash.. July 8.
Grace Kvelyn Bottomeller, thirteen
JULY 8th
39c
79c
14c
Phone 112
Lady Attsndant
months old daughter of Arthur, Hot-
, I tomoller, was killed today wtierf Bha
I was lilt by a truck driven by Carl
I Tetir. The track In tho nronaVtv ot
Ous Tetz, h merchant nt. Hazeldell.
STILL WAVES;
(NKA Servire. Ilomitn Itiirpnut