EIGHT
ROSEBURG, NEWS REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1927.
Here are dozens of Dollar Day items that will crowd our store for the rest of
the week, beginning tomorrow. Every department offers its share of bargains
that are truly phenomenal. You have found us offering big savings in the past
you can expect even greater savings here.
Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Saturday
Half-Silk Prints
(M nn
IJxa9...:.0hUU
' 98c Organdie
U yds $1i00
Closing
out at
45c Eng. Prints
Fast color
3 yds
$1.00
Kotex
65c pkgs
$1,00
The
pkg.
2 for
35c Eng. Prints
4 yds, for $100
I j Hope Muslin ,
m nn
I 6 yds, for I lUU
$1.35 Jap, Parasol
:aCh $i,oo
All-Silk Hose
dark shades Qi nfl
2 prs. for . 0 I lUU
Silk Camisoles
Formerly $2.00, now
Dn Bnle M flft
2 for OliUU
45c Voiles
3 yds $1,00
Were
now
Moth
.
each ..
SHOES
see our close-out vnluesl
All Sizes I
J.
I NOW YOU ASK ONE I
THE ANSWERS
Ilelow nre . lite nnswers to lite
"Now You Ask One" questions on
the editorial page.
1 Uenjamln Krnnklln said,
"Tliero never was a good war."
2 Julius Caesar said. "All
Gaul Is divided Into thren purls."
8 Admiral Nelson ..said, "Eng
land expects nvory man lo tlo IiIh
duty."
-; 4 Admiral IVrry said, "Wo
DANCE
Every Wednesday
Night
Rainbow
Gardens
WINCHESTER
Music by Stnr.SIx Orchestra
9
WET OR DRY
The wenlher makes no differ
ence for PIKE INSURANCE
should be carried at nil limes.
Wo offer reliable flro Insuriinco
sorvlce to our policy holders nnd
our service embraces all lines
of fire and automobile Insur
ance May wo be of service to
YOU?
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
11 Cm St. Phone 417
95c Rayon Crerle
j yds. .. . $1,00
Ladies' Wool Tail
ored Suits " ' i
Men's Dress Shirts
with Collars
:1.00
All
Ladies Wool Skirts
Slightly out of date.
materials .. $1.00
50o Eng. Prints
2 yds, for $1.00
,
$1,00
Ironing Board
Cover and Pad
$1.00
25c Standard
Ginghams
34e Soisette ' 1
Fast color. 0H fin
3 yds, for " Q I lUU
5 yds, for .
Devonshire Cloth
3 yds, for . SliOO
' Windsor Crepo ;
4 yds, for $1,00
Pillow Cases
542fof ......, .$1,00
Seamjess 'Sheets ' '
81x00 $1.00
$1.25 Suede Gloves
1 pr.' for .:$1.00
Organdie and. Voile
Blouses ' '
$1.50 Hat Box'
Traveling Cases
$1,00
aree size
Girls' Kahki " Outing
Dresses
$3.50 m 'on
$2, ,
..
$1.00
values now
36x36 Luncheon
Cloth and 4 i
Proof Cedar ,
Bags ' ,
F Cedar ,
$1,00
Napkins
The set
Better Service- Better Merchandise
havo met llto eneinv,"
I' r.-fn..rnl drum said, "I pro-
j pose In fight it out."
n The Suez canal joins lite
lied and Mcdllcrraucan Sens.
7 Lincoln is burled In .Spring
field, III.
8 Constantino Was first Chris-',
nan emperor 111 Koine.
9 "I.ll Marseillaise" Is lho na
tional aulhem of France.
10 Charles I, of tho house of
Smart, wns beheaded.
Chas. S.: McElhinnj
Th Widow'! Friend"
Oregon Life
Msionlo Blrtp. 101 N. Jsok.on
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting ot
01asoi.
116 Jackson St.
Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating and
Button Making.
Phons 187-R
CIO So. Main
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugleti Health Center
"Complete Health 8ervlce"
8ULPHUn VAPOR BATHS
927 West Cats Phone 91
I:
Ladies' Satin Hats
Former price $3.50
now $1.00
15 Dresses
Linen, broadcloth
and voiles, formerly
$.5U(i
now ..
.$1 .00
1 Lot Silk Blouses
Formerly up to
$12.50, on CH (in
sale each I iUU
89a Baronet
Satin
$1.00
,51.00
1 1-4 yds
49c Fast Color
. ' Suiting
3 yds.' for .. $1,00
All-Silk Hose
New shad
the pair .'.
MO
Corseleties
$2.50 and . $3.50
values,
on sale .
$1.00
Men's Ties
All silk. $1.50.
$1.00
values
for .. .
$1,00
SHOES
entire stock being closed
out I All prices!
76c BRASSIERE 39o
Sale of 21.0 brassieres In slrnlghl I
line flapper, bandeaux ami Iwti
gurter sizes 32 iu -t-l. Values to'
7rc, your choice for 3!h (iood '
materials and a real value. See
litem at Carr's, Another lot values
to Jl.Bll, now on sale ul Cite.
My ofrico will bo closed from
11 Mill a. m. Thursday, July 1 Mil. lo
3 : :tt p. in. July lstli.
CHAS. )'. HOPKINS.
Justice of the IVuoo.
Tltiltug wire In colls nnd ties at
Wharton llros.
It Doesn't
Take Much to
Start a Fire
It takes more to slop one.
If the fire be great or
4Umll ft Is to ndviUi!iu:t
U be Insured.
Quine & Co.
Masonic Btdg.
Roseburo. Ore.
1
(AMorfute,! I'rcw Leau-rf Wire.) ,
GENEVA, July Hi The delo- U'e Americans over, dcniamlcd tho
Kates to the trlpurlltft conference ! riKl.l lo build 25 lo.Ouu-ton cruisers,
loduy decided to convoke a iden-j Asked If the convocation of a
ury HesHlou tomorrow, In order Itmt Plensry session should be l.lter
aHiu.ranco can be gIVen that the j inetcd as a Kood omen. Mr. Gibson
ncKotlutlotm ure continuing in the I replied he preferred not to Inter
rrlcnilllcHt. niunuer. pret unlll he sees what actually do-
Iluirh 1 r:ll.,n I,n,l r,r I velops tomorrow. Ho added his
1 American delegation, p r o h a b 1 y I understanding was hat It would
will pay tribute to Kefln O'lligglns, ! '"'',Tly " Ke"l "ummliiB up
lilsh Kreo Hlulo minister, who was"" ""! B"""l"m-
assassinated Hunday.
Tim atii.OBphere ut Geneva 'loday
.was most friendly, although a n.eet-
ing whlirh was held today did not
I result In any agreement on II. ej
raiser prooiem, me Japanese In-
islsllng that II. ey must have real;
uiinllallon.
I
Expansion Opposed
:' Chief Interest ut II. n meeting
centered ou ll.e question of cruis-;
em and Japan's announced fnteu-i
; Hon to sign no treaty which in-;
'olves the expansion of the Ja-'
punese navy. I
f In the meantime
the Japanese:
United States
' suggc.slton that ll.o U
;nnd Great Ilritaiu negotlatii
! treaty between themselves has
'awakened no enthusiasm in. Amerf-!
can :in;leH. V,lrnt of all, a treaty 1
inaklns 4(0,0(M) tna as the limit of
cruiHui'H Hireiimn or ureal nil-
ain and lh United States is not ,
to the IlkiiiK ot the American dele-
KiitMH hecuuse it means expunaioa !
ot the American navy, hven it U
were accepted as a compromise, it
.a uuii vlu uiui uii.v in-itut.ii i,uii-.n0
Yention would not achieve Uie oh
jeels for which the conference was
originally convoked.
Moreover, it f regarded as diffi
cult for Croat Itrltain and, the
United States lo tie their hands by
a treaty with Japan free to do aa
she wIhIios and to concentrate
naval. huihliiiK In any one category
as for instance, Kuhmurines.
Sllll another objection Is that
the United Stales would be unable
to retermlne in advance just how
far it can go in acquiring parity
with (Iroat Itrituiu by the actual
I it.BMtMjjjjHiwaignpamrMiiiiukiWii'MiTi7ii
Today and Thursday .'"Matinee Daily 2:15 p. m.
, At the Liberty
A Romantic, Sparkling Comedy Special
, "Thrilling, Engrossing Melodrama
: . . vc'iti i
Joseph Schilclkraut, Bessie Love
Rifclolph Scjiildkraut.
Supporting cast, Bryant Washburn, Clar
ence Geldert and Alan Brooks
HAi,?85f H Cfiatfet
. CHASE
jjh
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CARTOON
Matinee 10c-25c
FREE
This Beautiful
AUTOMOBILE
With each ticket purchase we will give YOU a pard.
Each card represents 25 votes. We want every boy n.d
girl to enter the BIG AUTO RACE, and save these cards.
The one holding the largest number of votes at the end
of the race will win, and the winner gets the beautiful
AUTOMOBILE
CLOSING DATE OF THE RACE WILL BE
ANNOUNCED LATER
1 ,V'.
6PECIAL l
, . . i
SOxli J large O. S. Ol.lfluld
cohIh now jx.25. C. A. Lock-
: wood .Motor Co. ;
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:C"I! "i?. T,!. ...
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HukIi Gibson, Ainerk-a'd i
chief representative, denied that a I ,,,,, , , d , h ,
.division exists in the American Hl!( ,,,,,,,, o .
lUoldKullon. ile denied also tliuti,i , mr. ,i, ,.,', ' ,.r.i.;. . ,
uolcKiillon. il denied uIko tlur
Arundnl, D'ann tuner. Phon 189-1.
FIRST MARRIAGE
ALIMONY BINDING,
RULING OF COURT
(AKSoolatr-d rriMfl LpobmI Wire)
CHICAGO, July. 13. The respon
sibility of a first marriage consti
tutes. a first lieu on a man's earn
ings and a second marriage can
only be considered In the nature of
a second mortgage until the ali
mony payments of the first are
U.tUL Lit naX,"t'. nr
mi, ta B,.iIlfi i,i'
iiiiiiiin-uciiitu iiu iiuu iniii uuiiiuiiL-
t li.ll wi.on 1.0 fniini n v
lu,r temnorary alimony. Blake told
Lho nourt t,ult he had a job but
cou(l llot work at Jt becaus0 hls
wife In8jatrti on keeping him. in
jliMi Kven if lie did work, he said,
could only make enough money
lo support his two children by a
previous marriage.
Our cow "spray kills the flies.
Sold in any quantity at Wharton
Uros. ;
PATRONIZE
NEWS-REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
f orFwo Days
and
ld suierlor Judge Harry ! co"tl01 '' " Is probable lhat no
JTIJ ntoTta tX 0'ZUl b. !,.llabla f"'" the
"'Thorr Ain't Nn
V. V B
Sata Clans"; j
EUGENIA
GILBERT
FOX NEWS
Evening 10c-35c
FREE
tit
J A.
DIVORCES SOON TO
PASS WEDDINGS, IS
PORTLAND'S FEAR
PORTLAND, Ore.,' July 1,1,
"It wou't bo long now," suyg ttt
tachoa of Mulluomali county ulwk's
;oiuce, uutil divuici.-s exceed uiur-
1" """ in Portend, uu-
! cojuihoiib cnange. .
A total of M2 divorce BUits were
I ed to 915 the first six months of
ia6. bleren hundred and forty
I seven marriage licenses were Is
isued during the. slime period, as
against 1,178 last year.
I In January, 154 divorce suits
I were filed, as compared to 135 mar
irlages, while February registered
-itiu uivorco suits against 1H7 mar
riage licenses.
Iron wheel
Wharton llros.
farm wagons at
CONTROL BOARD
IN BAD WAY IF
RULING STANDS
(f'oiiHnued ftnm nnge .)
izlng certificates of Indebtedness
In excess: of $50,0011.
Big Projects Affected '
Should It be held that the opin
ion can apply to any of the appro
priations in excess of visible reve
nues members of the state board of
ui,m;n Ul Lilt) IltW IlOI'UlUt
school at La Grande, the new tii-
bulosia hospital at The Dalles.
! I,tJSHly the JJoinbecher Hosiiital
numerous nlli.
ers. 'falling these as examples, the
legislature appropriated $215,000
or uie uurmui school, yjn.Sm) for
the tuberculosis hospitul and f 130,
iiC lor the Dornbechor hospital.
Ill tills conectioi., however, tliee
a.i.-cs the quesUo.i of who Is lo
1,1'C.ded what s.;m,i activities, are
lo proceed under the appropriu
tioiiB made for them and which
are not, assuming that some are
to have that privilege and Bonie
not. Which ones would full under
the $1,100,000 invalid excess ap
propriations? Would the rule of
priority hold? is another question.
If the rule of priority should hold,
it is pointed out, the office build
ing act would be more nearly legal
than many other appropriation
meusuros lhat were passed and up
proved by the governor at'tor the
building act was approved.
May Affect All Funds
The Hare bill is an emergency
meusuru to help out state finances
and relieve the state treaiiutei- of
the necessity of borrowing money
from banks ut D per cent interest
by authorizing him when the gen-
'oral fund is exhausted to borrow
from the surplus in various slate
funds at 2 per cent. From this uct
the agricultural college interest
fund, University of Oregon inter
est fund,. University of O.egon
Villard endowment interest fund,
funds of the state land board and
ot tlio industrial accident commis
sion are exempted. .
State officials believe that if .lt
is unconstitutional to borrow from
tlio accident funds to erect a build
ing it would, likewise be uncoustl
: tutioual to borrow from anv uther
. fund for general slate expenses.
I It has been customary for' the
tmue u-easurer ineu t::e general
lund becomes short to borrow from
banks. W hen the state went into
the red last Octooer State Treas
urer Kay borrowed $1.1,000 from
Portland banks on certificates of
indebtedness under chapter US,
laws ot 5923. This act Is amended
by the Mare bill of the 11)27 ses
sion. Another difficulty arisej" iu
Dial the act of 1923 prohibits the
issuance of statu warrants stami-
ett "iiot paid for want of funds,
yet that would be the only re
: courae it' the supreme court, opiu
! Ion of yesterday ties up state
funds as slate otflcials believe.
1 s Precedent Cited
It is pointed out that tho state
emergency board during the bieu- f
nium of l!25-2 issued certificates ,
, of indebtedness totaling ?!i7,-;
2!M).(i;i including interest or $.- -311.50.
Since the supreme court i
opinion construes the proposed j
loan from the accident funds as aj
debt because of the proposed in- j
terest payments, it would apply
In tlif HJimn wiiv tn lllp'llv, '
board transactions of t nuisiicf iona
under t lie Hare bill, say the oflio
ials. Of tho emergency board al
lowances of last blennium
092. S7 went to the payment of sal
aries for supreme Judges, includ
ing interest of $211,37, the officials
show.
Jack's Boss
LEO P. FLYN'X
He's Jack Dempsey's boss and !
how he does boss the ex-champion! j
Leo P. Flynn, who managed Bill
FJrennan when the latter fought '
Dempsey. is telling Jack wnat to,
do in his training for the Sharkey i
fight. ..Flynn is a veteran handler)
of boxers, and believes he will be'
able to pilot Deoipsey on to vic-j
tory over Gene Tunney to regain'
the world's heavywetghc champion-
ship.
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 19U1
" M. E. RITTERi Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service nnd Courte j ...
honi84 " , - Lleenied L.dj
Oak and Kane 8t. Embalme(
Church Robber
During 27 years Ray Marsdett,
41, apd his associates committed
15,000 robberies In 7000 churches
of the United States and Canada,
fi ' . !
and Marsden's share of the loot Another change which will Im
was $81,000, he is said to have ad-l prove the local. mail service is in
mltteri to Cincinnati nnlicff whitn ! nnnnnnllnn will, tttn Ktiml.'iv ivalt
arrested recently. He has spent
?? VHnrn In lalle anA n am It .ntln rUn
..w ciU.
THREE KILLED
OUTRIGHT, TWO
OTHERS DYING
(Continued from page 1.)
the front of the real estate office.
Nearby residents who hoard the
screams, came lo the aid of the
party. Young Dietch and Goldberg
were dead. Humes died on the way
to the emergency hospital iu a po
lice ambulance.
The police said a charge of sits
i'lcion of manslaughter would bo
brought against the girl, if sin.
.lived, and that the Myers hoy, if
j 1,6 survived, would be charged
I wltl1 suspicion ot grand larceny,
! They reported they found no evi-
denco that any of the parly had
ueen drinking liquor.
NEW TODAY
WANTED Night floor man. Apply
at Koseburg Garage. : - i '
TEAM, wagon and harness ' for
' sale. Phone 2CF4.
FOR SALE 7Sewes, Hi
' 1J. tioff, Oakland, Ore.
each. S.
I FOR SALE 100 Angora goals.
I Hound Prairie Ranch, Ruckles.
FUKNISl-llilJ housekeeping rooms
I very reasonable. 313 S. Stephens
St.
LOST 32x6 Goodrich lire, tube
nnd rim. Please notify C. A.
Lockwood Motor Co.
FUR SA LE G horsepower buzz
saw outfit: also 7-year-old mare.
weight 1440, work anywhere. Will
sell cheap. Rapp Bros. Garage.
FOR RENT Large 3-room housed
lurmshed, fenced and shade
front. Good place
$10 pet month. A.
children.
Wallace,
1113 E. 6th St., N.
FOR SALE Cheap and ou easy
terms, nhee and turkey ranch,
125 acres on gravel road, hou:3e.
barn, good water, fenced. J. C.
Gerety, 420 Perkins Bldg. Phono
GtifK
FOR SALE 3-piuce oYer-luifed
velour davenport and chair set.
In good condition and almost
new. 575 takes the whole ser.
Address "Davenport," care Nows
Review. KNOCK
L" OUT OF SLAVE
I Put your earnings where you
know they are' Hate .ind will earn
a rate of Interest that wil! sur
. prise won. Let us explain. Dong
las Building & Loan Association,
147 Jackson St.
WAN'i to bo independent? J'lien
write lor free samplo and terri
tory for fastest selling article in
America; every home, drug
store, cafe, garage, soda foun
tain, and bank are prospects.
Address Fred h. Vlel, Salmon,
Idaho.
FOlTSALE Rent or will trade
for Ro.selmrg property; country
store with all fixtures, hIiow
cases, cash register, computing
scale, large safe. A good house,
garage, large warehouse and good
garden spot in connection. Kor
particulars address Ida Lorenz,
,ena. Wisconsin.
PEUHAPS you are one of the un
fortunate ones, sick and suffer
ing, why nol possess one of
science's latest gifts to suffering :
humanity. Wilshire's Iona-co. i
You have read Us marvelous his
tory. If not, come to 222 S. Pine,
where you will be given free lit-;
erature telling all about it, to- '
gether with three free demon-1
stratlons. ;
'OK SALK Chevrolet touring,Al
shape, good tires $115!
Ford Coupe, new tires and new '
paint J50
Willys-Knight Sedan; the be?t :
buy In town 7fM j
1926 Nash Coupe, looks and runs
like new 975
Ford Roadster, new tires and '
runs like new, 1924 model .. 95 1
Iluick Roadster, overhauled and
new paint for 110
1924 Chevrolet Sedan, overhaul- j
ed and new paint 190
Nash Big Six Touring, looks and
runs like new 875
These cars are all guaranteed to
be satisfactory or your money
refunded.
The Nash Oarage Phnne C13
225'
IMPROVEMENTS" ARE
MADE IN LOCAL
MAIL SERVICE
Through changes made In the
schedules for mull dispatching
from Itosebnrg It will be possible to
I save considerable lime oil nor'h-ff
uouuu auu euBLum 111,111 iiuui nits
j city, I'ostmVtster Ileiulluo slul.-d
today. Permission has been secured
I by the postmaster to send ou( first
class, air mail and special delivery :
mull on train number 32, leaving
here at 12:35 p. m., instead of mini
her 12, which leaves here at 4:25
p. m.
Mail to be dispatched on num.
ber 32 must be in the local post of.
flee before 11:30 a. ni. as the mall
Is -made up at 11:46 In order to
catch the 12:35 train.
Special delivery mall sent out on
number 32 to Kugene, Salem or
Portland, will reach Its destination
the Biime day. Air mall will bo
kept in continuous motion, between
Itoseburg and Pasco instead of
waiting over in Portland for sev
eral hours as has been the case.
This change will give a much fast
er 'service on all mail deposited
at the post office during the inorn-
mg nottrs.
j Heretofore nil mail Sunday morn-"
....... ... .... 1 'I n
rivini! nt nt.iu a. ni. 111 me iuii re.
however, this mail will be cart-led
on number 31, arriving at 3:30 a.
m. Postmaster HelnJlne will hnve
the mail distributed as at pres
ent by two clerks so that mall will
be placed In the locked boxes early
Sunday mornings.
LARRY FRENCH
MAKING RECORD
WITH BEAVERS
Larry French, Sntherlin boy
pitching for the Portland Beavers,
hafl been attracting a great deal nf
favorable comment from sport
fans and writers in. Portland. JIo
added to his laurels yesterday by
winning from the Missions in a ft
to 2 game. He allowed only three
bits until the last inning when two
more' hits, one of them a homo
run, were gathered in. French
started the season as a relief pitch
er, but because of bis excellent
work has been used on the retcuhi
staff. Although only 20 years old
he is ranked as one of the best
pitchers in the Pacific Coast
League.
YOUTH CONFESSES TO
THEFT OF MOTORCYCLE
Glenn Yauf Los Angeles youth,
who has been held in the cily jail
on, a charge of stealing a molor
cycle, today confessed to the crime.
The motorcycle, the properly of
a California man, was taken from
Winnuniucca, Nevada, according
to the lad's story. He said lhat ho
,ad a companion as tar as Ashland
but that the companion left him
there, fearing to travel further cm
the stolen machine. Officers in
California and Nevada have been
notified and the boy will probably
he taken to Nevada to answer for
the crime.
WILLS HAS 20 POUNDS
BETTER OF UZCUDUM
(Associated Press I.cnsei! Wire)
j NEW YORK, July 13 Harry
i Wills, negro heavyweight boxer,
will have approximately 20 pounds
I advantage in weight when he
opposes Paulino Uzcudun, tho Bas
que woodcliopper, in the main 15
round bout at Ebhels Field to
night. When they weighed In. of
ficially at the boxing commission
this aternoon. Wills scaled 214i
pounds Paulino 195.
REGULAR
COMMUNICATION
of the
Order of DeMolay
. THURSDAY EVE.
at 7:30
Signed, ROY PETTEY, Scribe.
ANTLERS
Today and Thursday
Matinee Daily 2:15
Lois Moran
IN
"The Whirlwind
of Youth"
A WHIRLWIND OF
LOVE
Comedy, A Close Call'
Short Shots
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