EIGHT
ROSEBURG, NEWS REVIEW. SATURDAY. JULY 9, 1927.
(Cnntlnufd from page 1.)
SHOE
him at 2803
Hull Inlin e, .Mil
IIioiikIiIoii
-Kindly tell mo whoro my
LailJos Aid of tin fhrlrillan
Church will hold u cooked
food mi If j at Mi-Kjun, linrhy
and UuldwiiiH. Kutuidnv. July
BRIDGE BONDS
WIN AT POLLS
BY BIG MARGIN
(ronllniK-d from pae 1.)
Hugh II. Wwoll, of Oakland,
Cullf., Informs Governor I'atteraon
that ho and aHHociutes plan to
ulurt a commercial air line in Ore
gon reniuins to be Been. Newell
asks Hie governor to send him a
copy of the corporation laws kov-
uriilriR such an enterprise. New-;
Were Never
CHEAPER
Buy Your Summer and Fall Shoes
Now All in One!
By going out of tlie Shoe business, our Shoe deportment,
these days, is a great bargain center. The prices are so
low that one would think we hud suddenly gone in.'o the
business of handling cheaper and interior shoes. Hut
this is not the case' All our fine riitinc; shoes for women,
our Buster Browns for children, and ouj high quality
ehoes for men are marked down however, so thac we
may safely say "Shoes were nevir cheaper. "
We are closing out Shoe stock , and , that
means close-out prices on every pair!
E Utile Kill lout her ruby ilnu
e; Aiih. Vou will find the rim: on
Die (loor of your bedroom iienr
hoiw t'lothliiK idled up in a corner
near the clot net cIohci
shelf In the pantry of your mol It
er's llOUHU,
be
Bolter Service Better Merchandise
W. 1). Is my brother Hob mill
living MiU wlmru Ik ho it fillvo?
Aim. A lutler uddroHsed. to !!!!)
Wilson Avenue, ClilcuKO, III., will
bo certain of ruiteliiiiK tiiui. ,
P. T. Kindly tell inn when i!,llu uiinrouoiies mm iliewi will
locate my hiHii fatlier who left us : ut on'- .
1 two years uko. I Concroto walls are to no built
j AnB.-illo Is at present llvlnir ut ' 'HoiiK the street line on both sides,
r.2J 14th Ave., IJelioit, MlthiKuii. . land the street will then bu wltlen-
TIiIh Is Mr. Jtlcliurils' lust an- 1,1 "IMiib In to thn proper
swer to readers or the News-Ite- level. Tho walls are to bu built lm-
view, and If your answer did not
Ifel In It was simply due to arriv
IiiK too late for publication, as all
1 and specifications will bo secured
j from the stale immediately. In ell s stationery Is bordered In black
ino meantime the city engineer on ail sides,
i will prepare plans and sneclflca-
(Ions for the relalniiiK walls for j
PATRONIZE
NEWS-REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 101
M. E. BITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
honZ84 Llcented Ladj
Oak and Kane 8t. Embalmel
M. I). Will I Ret the iiosltlon
:lllnH applied for? j questions wore answered In tliu
I Ans. Yes, but you will havo to ( exact order received, first come
wait a little lonKer for the place . first served. How ever, Mr. Rich.
: than you anticipated. aids will be kIiiiI to answer jou at
I the Antlers thcatie-tonlBlil, or Sun-
W. II. t'nn you toll me wbero I;"" niatinee and niKhi during tho
can locate my younger sister j -'"' part ot ins imiimiiuth
iI'okl'v? . , inreo nour snow or amazing won
I Ans. I'eggy Is now living at 2039 ; lul'H. thrills, laughs, girls, music,
1 23rd fttrent. Philadelphia, I'enn. mystery anil splendor, which made
I a tremendous hit last night, as It
'' v 'i wimt will our nevt riittii ' ,nB lul'gost, finest and most en
'bo a too l' """lUu-talnlMB attraction of tho kin.l
;bAnsSe'uwll. be a boy if '""' .' 'l'1!? !'.
between the 17tli and 22nd of No. i " " "f i "... 7 me'
ivernber.
1 i. ir-iir. -t-x- r- A "V
mediately, so that the city may lake ! rsCVv I UUrt I
.'I'lvniiliiire of the Keveml blllldilKT 1 ' -
excavaiious which are being plan-! FOR SAI.K Wood, $1.75 per cord.!
lie I. This will enable Ihn city to i A. Pearson, Klgarose. j
easily secure suitable dirt to make 1JBI.P WANTKI) Combination
the fills for the approaches. t 'kitchen mn. TurmliialCnfo.
No time is to he lost In. getting j i.-(jiritKNT 6-room bungalow, un
file work under way, the mayor ( to dute, fruit ilnd garden. Phone
slates, and lie expect that It will; j.)u
FOIl RENT S-rooni modorn bun
galow; Close In. t'all at Hose-
I!FR
H. F. How much am I going to
make on my last investment In
California oil Hluires?
Aiih. Praetfcally nothing, nn
this company never will fully du
velop their holding.
atre ticket office wlilch will
Hiire you a prompt ami private
Hwer.
E. II. S. When wlli I bo mar
ried? Ann. I see a fairly happy mar
riage for you next January in
Frank W.'
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
ESTABLISHED 192S
H. C. STEARNS, Manager. ,
i . . " .: -ri;i ju-
Notliyitlistnnding the elaborate equipment of the Home
and efficient service, the cost of burial is no mqre.
Pine and Lane :8ts.
Phone 112
i
. .Lady Attendant
J. U It. I mil IhiiiklnK of In
vesting In silver mines in Ontar
io, Canada. Is this advisable?
Ans. Yes.as It will lator pay
fairly good dividends.
J. A. A, Will 1 sell my house
here?
Ans. Yes, and then I sen you
going cast as planned.
.' H. M. W. (Oakland) Will I over
marry again?
;. Ans. You will bave a splendid
opportunity early in 1929. . About ! 12.
I NOW YOU ASK ONE I
THE ANSWERS
oil! lm possible to let tho contructs
In less than thirty days.
Tho council is to hold a meet
ing Monday to canvass the vote I
and at Hint time will make plans ,
lor the starting of work on tho.
bridge. 1
J FLASHES OF UFE '
: ,...M.Ji
tlly i ne Associaieu rn-ns.1
IM.NKVil.I.E, N. Y. Martin Al
len ill his day Roared In balloons
and walked ropes high in the an
will! the best of 'em. Hut at the
age of 80 would he take a ride in
a plane? "No, sir." "Never did
believe in those crazy flying ma
chines.' I can't understand what
keeps 'em up and I'm not taking
any chances."
AIDE 10
IS5T
Below nro tho answers to the
weekly nible iiulz on the editorial
page.
1 The illustration shows Abra
ham counting the stars of heaven,
which (lod prophesied .should be
l I.IIIUIiei K ill .Tnr.ti'u id L-An.-i
2 (lod tempted Abraham by ask
ing him to utterance his son Isaac.
flenesls xxii:l-14.
3 ltchekah's sons were Esau
and Jacob (lenosls xxv:2G. '
A Peter and Andrew, brothers
were fishermen. Matthew iv:lS.
5 The Lord stirred up liadad
the Edomite against Solomon.
1 Kinks xi:14.
G Benjamin was the youngest
t his name one letter says Nathan
j Kaliolll Hedin, director or Hie Swiv
Idisli-Ainerican news exchange, just
back from Sweden.
of Joseph's brothers. (ieuesis xliv ollt
RAPID CITY Tho commander-in-chief
of the army and navy is to
be Chief Stillwater or something
like that, l'art of the secret about
ail Indian name that Mr. Coolidge
is to receive in Deadwood has comq
that time you also will be able Id
dispose of yodr place. ;
; ' ' r-J i '
( L.' L: S. Will my moiher's leg
trouble bo serious?
,'Ans.--I 'a'tlvise vpxpert medical
atlenllon at :oncet otherwise au
operation will- be necessary.
Who
folks
G. G. (Myrtle: Creek)
marry and will my
Spends Week Visiting--' ' ' 'Mrs feslefle iltllor,' wfio ims been
K."I3.' Ramluulst lias been' spend--, In this clly feu the'past two weeks
lug tho pant week vlslllng with his visiting wllh her son and wife, Mr.
family at. Melrose. He will return and Mrs. V'. W. Miller, left' Ihls
Biinday to North Hend, wherri he la morning for her homo In Oakland,
In business. ' ' - If'nllfornia.' ' ' ' '
I Liberty
Sun., Mon., Tues. Matinee Daily 2:15 P. M.
. t, , j . . . . ii' -
The Biggest of All Big Comedy Hits
A Bull's Eye! A Riot!
A Tornado of Laughter!
Warner Bros-
p rt t tti.
SYD CHAPLIN
as OLD bill
."The BETTER OLE"
in
Based upon the play by
Bruce Bairnsfathcr
and
Arthur Eliot
Directed by
Charles Reisner
WAIUJER BROS PRODUCTION
m rif or a. I a. I rTT
r - - nvcr:
aVfflftf fi i-Mitri -
PATHE NEWS
Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-35c
: 1j.
will
move -to 'Salem?
.Ans. The young man you are
fcngaged to 'wvmid make you a fair
7 Christ healed the centurion's!
servant at Canernatini Matthew i
vlil:!i.
8 God changed Abram's namo
to .Alirahnm. Genesis xvli:I. " .;
9 Hosea was the son of Beori. 1
Ilosea 1:1. li
10 Sennacherib was slam by his
two sons.-1 Isaiah xxxvii:3S. ;.'P?I
MnTIe Tf IIIATCD IICCDG -
Wliilo maldng repairs the water
will be shut oft Sunday, July .loth.
REQUEST Af SALEM HAS
, DEATH PORTENT COLOR
burg Apts. '
FOIt SALR Oat and vetch" hay In
shock. Phono Koscoo Marsters.
Wilbur, Ore.
FOH 'ItE-N't Two-room furnished
house, 57 per month. See eleva
tor man ut Perkins building.
KOIt- HUNT Nice" modern "subur
ban bcuse and some outbuild
ings. F. C. Gurnee. Phone 33F2:l.
FOIl KENT 2 modern houses, 4
and 5 rooms with garages, un
furnished, $10 and ?12. Phone
t!)2-L. '.
FOH RENT 5-ioom furnished
huuse with bath, close In. Price
$15. Cans. Kyes, S2B N. Jackson
St. -
Complete stock of
Sherwln Williams Sprays
Including,. Hordo, Lead, Spreader,
Blue Vitrol, Lime, etc.
Coen Lumber Company
ST)M ETHING NEW The Polly
anna Cafe at Myrtle Creek.
Meals like mother used to serve.
Special chicken dinners every
Sunday. You'll be glad you came!
CANYON TAVERN serves special
lunches and dinners that will
please you in every way. Good
music. Just mile south of Clin-
yonville.
WANTED Two-foot laurel and
black oak, also slxteen-iuch old
growth body fir. Also some used
lumber, and used hose. Address
"S. O. S." care News-Review.
HriVTVh lliuti-ihiilnr - For 100
SALEM, Oi-h., .ruly 9 Whether i malc No Belllns. just dls
fliore is'nnv slcnificanco In the ,..i, .....i nntt..ei. flxnerience
black liorilf red stntlnnery on which ! , neCes9ary. Should net salary
S70 weekly. . Peris , lts
i
liuttbnnd.' Your lieoploiwill. not sell from 3:00 to 7:00 a. ni. atTentiug all
r .1 wmlilcKld f Dnunlim-v
put for some tintt.
; it. J. WhaJ bponme pf. tlip deel
lo Bonio i properly t wo own mmr
Coll ago Grovi?
Ann. You will fiiul the doo'l
mtnlald among omo papers and
other poi'lodidiilrt plied up on a
residents of North KosoburfTi
TUB CALIFORNIA. OREGON
POWKR COMPANY .
. MIhs Wai'Karot Shupe, of Cor-!
valin, Is visitin fihero with frionds ,
as (lm house guest of Mm. Albert
Abraham.
iiiHiir,
LIBERTY THEATRE
L&sl Times Today ' , Matinee Daily 2:15
MADE IN OREGON
BIG
AT THE
RAINBOW
S
Winchester
SATURDAY
NITE
Oriental Gardens
Orchestra
American Legion
Florin, Pa.
OllDHR vour winter wood
Old Kiowth fir $3-25 per
block oak, $3.
(.tuoclatnl I'resj UoUnI W'lrel
PARIS, July 9. Maui-lco Drou
hill's contract with Charles -1-e-vlne,
under which he Is to pilot
the trans-Atlantic plune Columbia
back to America, runs for one
year with compensation of 150,
000 the newspaper L'Auto says to
day. -
Expressed in French money, this
amounts to 3,750,000 francs, which
appears to be rather a stupendous
sum to the French public L'Auto's
story has tended to stimulate
rather than quiet the controversy
raging over the proposed flight,
and the newspapers generally crit
icize both Drouhln and Levlne.
IAuto, which characterizes the
pilot's decision as "regrettable."
prints a communication from Henry
Farman, veteran, airman, who con
demns both men. He says ha
thinks Levlne might have chosen
a pilot from the large number of
efficient men only too willing to
go without taking the man who
go, without talking the man who
haa been ' training for his own
trans-Atlantic flight.
There are still. However, a cer
tain number of voices in support
of Drouhin's decision to seize the
opportunity which presented itself
to eet ahead of the German pilot
Koennecke. who is reported to be
straining every nerve to make a
westward trans-Atlantic flight.
There Is some division of opin
ion among French fliers and air
plane exports as to whether Drou.
hln will succeed In flying the
plane to New York, and the news,
paper lntrnnsslgeant quotes
Chaniberlin as doubting whether
on a westward flight the machine
could get farther than Newfound
land, because of contrary winds
which are certain to be encoun
tered. The Columbia was resting
again on Kronen soli today alter
a lllght across the English chan
nel to Croydon, England, and back.
Levlne hopes to start his flight to
New York within a fortnight.
! o
ROD PIERCES MAN'S HEAD;
HE HAS CHANCE TO LIVE
(Afujclatfid Frcu l-anxl Wire)
HAMMOND. Intl., July 9. raid
Kosty was still cheating death lira
hospital here today, the fourteenth
since his head was pierced by a
2i-fuot red hot steel rod.
Kosty, 37, foreman In the I.a
Salle ' Steel company- hern, wan
brought Into the hospital lo die
two weeks ago after he was .struck
by the steel rod while at work on
his straightening bench In tile steel
plant.
The road struck him in the neck
on the left side, passed through
his month anil protruded 22 ' feet
on the outside of his hend. Mill
conscious he shouted for help and
Willi the assistance of fellow em
ployes pulled the remaining por
tion of the rod on . tluoug.i his
head. Kosty, who has been con- 1
scious ever since I he accident, ato
his first full meal yesterday. '..
A jagged hole In; Kosty's lioclt
more than an inch in diameter' is
rapidly healing. Surgeon remov
ed two square Inches of bane from
his skull. X-ray examination show
ed four definite skull fractures. -A
wife and three children are con
stantly at his bedside while ho
tnlks, eats and laughs and tries to
allay their fears.
St. Helens Cornerstone laid tor
new $35,000 Pythian. Temple.
tier, I
0 per tier in two:
.nil rule- half tiers. Also slab wood
and oilier grades.
sen Co.
Denn-Gerret-
WANT to be independent? Then
- wfii for free sample and terri
tory for fastest selling article ill.
America; every home, drug
store, . cafe, gareg. - soda, foun
tain and bank are prospects. Ad-
; dress,. Fred L. Viol, Salmon,
Idaho. 1
' SU T H E It UN L AN fj" n ARG A IN S
All the holdings of Balfour
i Guthrie & Company have been
i turned over to K. G. Kingwell
1 for disposal. These tracls are
! now being disposed of at real
bargains. Phone 10. G. Kingwell,
i Sulheliln. L
FOR-SALE or exchange for town
; property, in Tulare county, Call
! fornln, 5-room house, furnished,
; hot. and cold water, electric
i lights and bath, wood shed, gar
; age; lot 50x120. good garden.
I Inquire or write lo 923 West
First St., Roseburg, Ore. h. toll
man, j
THB TIME TO START SAVING is
! before you spend it. This organ
' izatlon has paid its stockholders
! !l for the past two years and
j eight per cent or better for tho
I past eight years. Not a single
I foreclosure or a piece of proper
! tv taken lor non-payment ot in-
I terest or dues since its organiza-
, tion In FJ17. Ullipqua
! and Loan Association,
; Abstract Hldg.
J WHO WILL GET THE;
- U ' ' i AT THlj ; $ J$
Antler '.Theatre'
-r SUNDAY NIGHT ,
This Is no pig, dog or animal,' but"5 real r live baby cf Quod
parentage and 11 months oid. Who will win it?
last; two days
TONIGHT AND SUNDAY
BARGAIN MATINEE SUNDAY 2:30 P. M.
ADULTS, ANY SEAT, 50c CHILDREN, 25c
A REAL SMASHING SUCCESS
Savings
Douglas
DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In tho fitting ot
UlassoH.
116 Jackson St.
CARS FOR HIRE
DRIVE YOURSELF!
Stephens Auto Co.
317 N. Main
Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating and
Button Making.
Phone 187-R
610 So. Main
Watkins Products
120 W. Lane
One-H.ilf Block Off Jackson St.
PHONE 177
FEATURING '
Virginia Valli
Jean Hersholt
Eugene O'Brien
A scanner, scorching sea of flames hem them in. They
stagger through the licking tongues of fire the only liv
ing things in this Hell of blinding flames. Then at last
a path of safety. Can they reach it? Such is the smash
ing climax of this romantic melodrama one of the most
awesomeand spectacular forest fire scenes ever filmed.
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugless Health Center
"Complete Health Service"
SULP'HUR VAPOR BATH8
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onrc for VUV. INSURANVK
Mum Id ho r.-iirinl at all (inus.
offer rt'linltlc firp iusiiranro
sorviry 1" our policy holders and
our ppo'ieo tMnhntrt'.t till linos
of fiio and automobile insur
num. Mav wo lie of service lo
Yor? . '
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MAJESTIC
Last Times Today
Mntlnee Oaily 2:15
RIN-TIN-TIN
IN
"Tracked by
the Police"
RINTY'S LATEST
AND GREATEST
Comedy
"The Midnight Bum"
International News
10c 25c
ANTLERS
" THEATRE
Today and Sunday
"Girl Sliced
in 20 Pieces"
"Impossible!"
NO! JUST ONE OF THE
1C0 NEW MYSTERIES OF
RICHARDS
WORLD'S GREATEST
MAGICIAN
Seits Now on Sale
I Kim
111 1 J"
FAMOUS
MAGICIAN
AND HIS BIG SHOW
OF WONDERS
Two Carloads of Dazzling
Scenic Effects
Special Orchestra
A Riot of Laughs, Thrills,
Girls, Music, Mystery and
Splendor.
A MASSIVE STAGE PRO
DUCTION IN THREE
MPARTS AND NINETEEN
BIG, GORGEOUS SCENES.
Ask RICHARDS about anything that is troubling you. -About
love or business affairs, marriage, divorce, lost articles, miss
ing relatives, real estate, health, changes, etc., etc.
TALK OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
18
Stunning Beauties, Musicians, Artists, -a -
Electricians and Assistant Magis, Aid in I Si
this Stupendous Spectacle '
Largest and Greatest Stage Spectacle Ever at the
Antlers Therate
NOTE This is the same production intact that plays Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Denver, etc., and
guaranteed to be the largest and most elaborate show of this
nature ever brought to Oregon.
A Regular $2.50 Road Production at These
Unheard-of-Prices
NIGHTS 25c, 60c, 75c AND $1.00
MATINEE SUNDAY 50e, 25c
AND WELL WORTH $3.00 .
NIGHTS AT 8:15 P. M.