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ROSEBURG NEWS.RF.VIEW, SATURDAY; AUGUST 13, 1927.
LIBERTY
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
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lives1 'of rnehl 'Made Vrdm' V J','""1 '."?, ''"'-'VI 1";"""!".;k Wlj
t . . . , . . .- Hum Wullauo. THICK uy.Jobn .Col-
the famous ovel. and.. ., ., (author of -"Halii", and "The
serial, With a notable cost I ' Khimnlial (ifaUn'o.") '
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Matinee 10c-a5e fyfTTJttf'' Evening 10c-3Sc
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Last Times' Today Matinee Daily 2:15 P. M.
ITIKMEEtS OF THE
starring
TIM McCOY
' ' ' with
IVAN CRAWFORD '
. ,ROY D'ARCY
Dlreoted by
W. S. VAN DYKE
' Titles' by
Marlon Alnslee
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Wtth fWYMONO
fc WHY KARY N"
10c i i FABLES AND
Metro-
THEATRE
Matinee Daily 2; 15 P M.
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.with
LARS HANSON
PAULINE STARKE
MAKCtLlINt PAY
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'J0III1 B. JtOIWI IHOII I' I'OUUm 11)11
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Qentlemen, , i t 1
You Are My
Prisoners!'.
Uclying dentil, he pene
trated to .the heart of the
k enemy camp: for just one
) , glance from the eyes of
nn amazing beauty, '
A rare romance I A crack
ling picture of pioneering
daysl Indians, worfare,
intrigue, action all the j
time! - !
: A GREAT ROMANCE
OF THE i OLD WEST
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McKf f. RUTH MIATT
PATHE NEWS 2Sc
VISITS 111 CITY
MonilteiH of (,ljq,(clfy council of
looii Ilivi-r vlnited' In liOHftburg
JiihL iiJkUl on their tour of, Inspuc-
lon of Oi't-Kon oitlnH. Hoo Klver
huH voted hondrt in Hih mim of
WiMfiW lor u inuniciijal wutt;r nya
tm iim'l MtriHt .ighiH. , liftore f
'IdlniiiJOii ttiH plurm for f nut a Ha
lf on (lift lflcr tiro vtyiyt all
of thf ImHInK 'CUIhh of Tii Male
und urn iitakfiiK Mtudy of Die va
ir ulni light, syfiN'rim lireuch placo,
Thy art Hfcui Ink luformallon
wUlch will lonult ilicm to lake ad
'antir( ol llio exirlcnz-oH of the
oihei riMcn' whwn ,tliejf frome to
111 iiirmillufion nf Un'ti- own HVH-
.Icin 'r'i riiwnhflfK of Hip parlv
tABY, AND PRE. SCHOOL
: CLINIC
' ' by
Douglas County Health Unit
Aug, 17, 1-4 p, m.
Health Office, in Courthouse,
,. Roseburg
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DANCE!
AT' '
Tiller, Ore.
' ' 6lVEN BY
S. Umpqua Rod and
'- Gun Club -
? ; Sat. Aug; i3! ;
EVERYBODY WELCOME
DANCE
' ' ' -AT' ' ' '
LONG'S HALL
COLE VALLEY
'Saturday' Nite
i .J August' 3' ;
Music by' Clifford. Bunch and T
ii i .HOMEGROWN.' i -.
Watermelons
Maskmeloiis
Tomatoes ,
at the new stand, but an old
a COON- .-V
. -. Dlllard, Oregon -
"LINOLEUM"
For every, room In ' the house,'
Powell Furniture &
Hardware Co.
38 N. Jackson St.
it -FIRE HAZARDS ;
arft Incrase ilnrlns tlfln soason
of (ho yenr. I'lay Bafe by carry
ing htftwuato; 'Flro lnsurnnco
Our ngency Is at' your sorvico.
Wo wrlto nil linos. of flio and
automobilo inaurauco.
G. W. Ybung & Son
INSURANCE
116 Cass St.
Phono 417
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
if OPTOMETRIST,
i Bpsclallst In the fitting of
Qlasses.
lit Jackson St.
"MATTRESSES"
Our BO lb. Felt Mattress Is
All Quality.
Powell Furniture Co.
240 N. Jackson St.
Elite Pleaters
Alt
Kinds of Pleating
Button Making.
Phone 1S7-R
610 So.. Main I
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugless Health Center
I i "Complete Health Service"
- SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS
S27 West Case Phone 41
wti'H jHiues Struiialian, uiuyor;
W. L. Clark, city englnei'r; C P.
SOMIlli:)lH-(J, J.' K. Sill It htJOIl,
CharlfB ( 'an trier and C; A. Jtloh
ardH, nouncllmen.
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A lingo Kroup of nicnilmrH of
Oik ChrlKllun chiirctit'S of the
conniy Kullicrcil ut Oakluud yes
tM'iluy for ttiH fii-Ht aniiuul iiienic
to b held by the member of UiIk
reJlKluiiH oi'Kuui.atioii. All nf the
j uiiiiii;iit'n wtriw I ,tJ eHi nieij ( jy
I ItirK deleHilfJiiH and a mottt .en-
joyuliln limn waa hail. A biK
iiii.-nic lunch yuh served at noon
and ut l:HH a program wiih ihob
enlful. The huirine.HH lloimes ot
Oakland were closed and (he peo
i pin of the city Joined with Die
cnni-ch delegations in enjoying the
1 I grain which was featured by ad
.dreHseH und kiiiuis by represctnta
llves of eucll church.. Tlie princi
, pal aildresu was made by Itev. H,
! fi. Alow, pastor of ihe ItoHeburg
, chureh. ,. A .baseball learn compoa.
ed or members of the OuUland
church .then defeated a.teani com
posed of members of ..the Hose
burg and rjralu churches, the ganie
being closely, it' not sklllt'ully.
played, the score being 20 to 17.
It was voted lo make Ihe. picnic uil
annual afiair and in the future to
hold it on Sundays with a religloua
urogram in the morning to lie fol
lowed by a picnic lunch. iuud so
cial time in the uftenuion.
o
Try our buttermilk It'a dirfer
cut. Doseburg Dairy. Phone 180.
FOUR QUALIFY
FOR AIR DERBY; '
5 AWAIT TURNS
(Continued from pagg 3.) '
wal(lt( 27-yoar-old nnvigator. ".
The "City of Peoria," u tiny bi
plane to Ito l'lown by Chatieu W.
Pai'kliurst, was on the compass
teat tug lablu und plans were made
for the half Joad tHtilH. Ralph
LoweH, navigator, has the tests of
Lieutenant Wyutt before htm also.
Cuptuln Frederick Giles, Hritiuh
army flier during the world: war,
Jh the only official entrant left who
has been unable to reach the starl
ing point. r lie hopped off from De
troit today. " 1 i i .
i European Fliers : Wait
PARIS, Aug. 13. Prospoctff
were nut brilliant this morning for
IranH-Atluntic flights.
-While there was-some hope that
three .French pilots camping at ho
Uoutset might take off- Sunday on
their trans-Atlantic expedllionsj the
Ideu 'Was not encouraged by French
weather ''men. i - ' r .-..
HuhIhk their calculations on mos
anges i fro in "Whips making weather
obHorvntions 'on. the 'Allan.tlo by
govornmont. orders, these experts
luslst Ihero Is' little chance of pro-
per 'flying weather until the ne
I ginning of next week. ;
Charles A. Levine, owner of the
Uollanm plane- Columbia, which is
ready for n return flight to AmerW
cu with (Maurice Droulilu us pilot,
a p pea in to share the pessimism ot
the weather i experts. ' .
Levine Again Halted
PAlilM. Auk. iS. Fresh misfor
tune affecting the Itellanca mono
plane Cniummu cropped up today;
and it nppeared this afternoon that
there was slight chance of her be
lug ready to fly tomorrow, even
if the: weather over the Atlantic
dears. 1 ' 1
i iMaurico Drouhin, French pilot,
engaged for the -flight by Charles
A. Levlno, was inspecting the
plane when he found a blade or
t lie propellor twisted. The bend
was such as might he mdc with
a pair of pliers.' 1 - ' -V
Slralghtening of the Idade will be
a delicate operation, as the sur
face .must he absolutely true.
HKRMX, Aug. 13. Lieutenant
Otlo Koennecke and Count Solins
ha u bach hopped off (bis ttt'ter-
1 noon for Cologne, where they will
jreinel their Caspar biplane for
I their attempted, t r a n s-Atlantic
flight to Ihe Uuiled States.
I CALRHOT, Kuglaud, Aug. 13..
i Willi unfavorable weather condl
, tlous ut various spots over the
i Atlantic, Captain Frank T. Court
I uey said he had no idea i when he
j might get away for the trans-At-
lun tic hop in his Dor liter "Whale.''
One More Gets O. K.
I MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. Oak
land, Cal., Aug. 13. John Auggy
Pedlar, of Flint, Mich., and his
plane, the "Miss Doran," were list
ed today .as the fifth official en
try In the S;ir,0ut) Dole air ruce.lo
Hawaii, after completion of all
tents for navigation, motor and
plane performance.
That puts Pedlar, his navigator.
Lieutenant Viles It. Kuope of San
Diego mid Miss Mildred Derail ut'
Klini. their passenger, fifth on the
starting line for the race Tuesday.
Lieutenant Kuope was substituted
for Lieutenant Mauley I.awing ef
Sun Diego, who failed in his navi
gation tests.
How good news does spread I
tloneiul Gusoliut) Is still tho best.
HOP PICKING STAP.TS IN
LAN E COUNTY ; HALF SOLD
KTTOKNK, Ore., Aug.' 13. -Pick
ing of the enrly hop crop has start- j
ed in yards of Lane county and j
there Is a big demand for pickers ,
at one and a quarter vents a pound, j
Whtle no estimate is being male
of the size of the crop at ihls time I
Laue county annually contributed 1
about fiM'O hales to the market. ac-
cordlni? to Frank Hyer, local buy-i
er. Th first bales of ihe early;
crop will be ready for shipment In
about 10 day. Approximately r,rt 1
j per cent of the crop bas been con-'
; tract ed and the price will be'
around II Cents a pound. This Is
lower .than. a. year ago. and Is ft-'
H tired from reporln of the world I
hop crops. I
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all tho
friends und neighbors fi
Mrwl
their
loving kindness und beauiirul rlow
em, in our beieuvemeut, the death
of our beloved wile, mother and
grandmother.
. W. S. Wright.' -
Arthur W. Wright,
r Mr. and .Mrs, Geo. Marsh,
Mr. uikL Mm. W, F. Cox.
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; . CARD OF THANKS
' Wo w ish to'exu'nd our thanks' to
those who assisted us in removing
Our household goods,' and reudered
dlil during the-rectnt fire.. . '
. sir. and Jfra; J. A. Pelorsen.
IIow good news does spread!
Genera! Gasoline js still the best.
NEW TODAY
I.ATII aro cheaper at rages'.
J'OIl SALE Five' sows and
. pigs. Call 42F2.
30
FOH SALE Crabupplus. . $1 bush-
cl. Phone J8F3 1 . , ' J . .
I'"OItSALE Jersey (Slant pullets.
Cheap. Phone 004-J. Italph Jlell.
WANTED A good 25-35" or 30-30
carbine, llox 1010. Jtoseburg, or
plione 130. ' ,
y(m SAI.H 22'liend ewes. O, C.
Long, Melrose, Oreg in. l'hone
1UF21. ' ' v -'''
TOR KENT Well furnished apt.
Close ill. Prlvute enlraii(;e. Heu
sonable. 331 R. Main. .
F'Olt SALE Joraey ' milch cmv.
Will be fresh soon. Ralph Hell,
lit. 2, Box 68. Phone (iol-J.
mil SALE CHEAP 1925 Dodge
touring, terms. Camp View Gar
age, 1 mile north of Roseburg.
FOR SALE 3 "sheep" ranches, also
houses. 10 acres of land, $400.
Close in. See me for barguins.
C. .Merrill, 601 Mill St.
FOR SALE Washing machine and
wringer, operated by gas engine.
Uood condition, cheap. Phono
Wi. Mrs. J. II. Carries.
Cedar Shingles
Putent Shingles
Ron Roofing
All Grades.
Coen Lumber Company
TH13 POLLVANNA Cut'e ut Myr
tle Creek serves a special chick
en dinner on Sunday. Good food,
well served. You'll bo glad you
slopped there. , '
M ALEHE'LP "WANT ED Farmer
or farmer's son or man to travel
in country. Stoady work, good
profits. McConnon & Company,
Dept. C295, Winona, Minn.
COKD'WOODFORSALE 8 cords
white fir, $3 per cord, 6 miles
from Roseburg, good road, near
highway. Address Wood, care
News-Review.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for wood
2nd hand Universal wood range.
Hpt. 4-burner ; electric range.
Simplex 3-burner elec. range. ;
'v - iRoHeburg Plectiic - 1
TRY OUR special fried chicken on
toast,- 60c. Delightful foods,
quick service. Good music. Can
yon Tavern, k mile south of Can-
i yonville. ' ;. ; ;
WE SERVE the best chicken din
ner for the price -that can be
. found iu ; Douglas county. Full
course dinner. Try it Sunday.
Classic Cafe, Canyonville.
GET a deed to"your home. If you
are buying n home ou contract
and have it half paid for, with
no mortgage, "see us about our
monthly payment real estate
loan whereby you can obtain
money to pay off the contract
and get a deed. Monthly "pay
ments on your loan, generally
less than rent or .contract pay-i
nients, tako care of both princi-j
pal and interest and get you out!
of debt. Umpqua Savings and 1
Loau Assn. Douglas Abstract j
Co. '
Okanogan, wash. Ranch to
exchange. -110 acres fine bunch j
grass land, fine water, land i
fenced and cross fenced, good j
gravel road to place, 12 miles to;
Okanogan, 8 mites to Omak,. ,5i
miles to Riverside, good creamer-1
les at Omnk and Okanogan, a i
fine dairy proposition, cattle, '
turkeys or chickens. This is n :
fine stock or dairy ranch. Price
?I5 per acre. Reason for ex j
change, the wife breathed some!
, of Umpqua's fine air when a girl I
nnd I can't get It out of her I.
blood. Do you blame her? Como
in and tell me your excuse for
wanting to exchange. I may agree
with you. I havo made sev
eral exchanges up there and all
seem satisfied. Stock on place
could be bought. J. W. Tollman
Real Estate, Riverside.
BIG
ance
AT THE
RAINBOW
Winchester
SATURDAY
NITE
Oriental Gardens
Orchestra
American Legion
ROSEBURd MAN
MEETS DEATH
I - i IN ACCIDENT
(Continued from page 1.1 '
who was an expert and exper
ienced baker, was employed by Mr.
Mulchings, (or .many years and on
ly 'recently resigued his position
as head baker. He went lo Co
quille for a short time, returning
to Itoseburg about a mouth ago.
Ho, had been working for Mr. Har
ness only about a week. I
lu the fall of. 1018 he was mar
ried to Maybelle Wilson, who is
an Instructor In the Jtoseburg high
schqol. His widow and a small
son; Wilson, survive, :
lie also leaves four lirnthers,
Howard Church, a local mall car-1
rlei,; Georgd. formerly of Itose
burg, now of San Francisco; L E
of Ilriukhaven, Ohlog aiid DurfSe,
of nanvlllt, Ohio. A sister, Emma, j
also resides In Iraiivillc. Ills null-1
er and motbcr'.are both dend,;the:
father having passed uway abinit :
two weeks nsu. ( i : i :i ! ; '
ifoward Church left this tnprn-;
ing ,ror Tlllatnooki where tint body
waa taken, and will make arrange-1
meuts for the -funeal ' - '
Tho body' .will' . probably I bo
brought either : to Jtoseburg 'or
Yoncalla. - i ; ; ' ; i
iYs-if fiMn ianTiTii tm
nlylbf giving
, uncommon 1
Service do tie
gain uncommonly 'Valu
able ITriends. - -
DOUGLAS FUNERAL
H.
C. Stearns,
Est.. 1920
Mgr.
Phone 112
Lady Attendant
xs'artof iie
TEST
Subject our tirej -repairs to
the most exacting of tests
continuous running, bad
roads, .-. hot. weather, any
thing and you will consid
er it a lucky day that you let
us mtiKC -youTTcpniru.' 1
,SEE GEORGE THE TIRE;
.' ' MAN '
Highway
Service Co.
Douglas and Jackson
equipment
WE ARE EHUIPP60
TO MAN OLE ANY
MOVING JOB.
WHAT 15
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PROBLEM ?
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I ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Eitabllebed 1901 -; i - .
i ' I . M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
' Service and Courtesy ' '
. .... - AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phon 284 't'" '
Oak tjntf Kane St. ; 1 , - . 4 , ,
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eience
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ledge but develops the alert mind, The chief glory of
modern science is '
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Higher education in the field ofi applied science
' combjnes technical study with the fundamental train-;
Ing essential to citizenship. Its degrees open the way
not only to leadership in ('the several, pursuits and ,
professions in life" but also to ; a larger community
service. ,
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OREGON STATE LAND-GRANT COLLEGE
Maintains schools of Engineering' (civil, electrical,
mechanical, chemical) , Mines, Forestry, Agriculture,
Pharmacy, Home Economics, Vocational Education,
Commerce, and Military Science, all offering accredit
ed colleged work.' The School of Basic Arts and
Sciences, Industrial Journalism, Library Practice, Phy
sical Education, and Music afford sound basic and
specialized training.
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For catalogue and other Information address the Registrar.
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' , f ' Agricultural College
'' "'" Corvallls 1 ; '
TueVday. September Six
The Regular Fall Term at
begin Tuesday,
esday, September Six. j Thereafter each Monday will be
vt da'y..y; L l.pl: Jili1- '
snrollment i
Our up-to-date equipment,- efficient Instruction, and reason
able rates make this a good school where you are assured of a
business training that will fit you for a responsible position.
S ; - tj , Eugene Business college
A. E. Roberts, President '992
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LAST TIMES TODAY
Matinee
! TONIGHT ONLY
Guests of the Antlers Call Taxi 44 and Ride
..... to the Theatre
rj,D'CT,Cv from anywhere inside the
r IVLvJif city lim;ts.
If we charged you a cent a laugh, you'd owe us $50.00
when the show is over From the Saturday Evening
Post story.
Comedy, "Better Luck," International News
Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-25c-35c
STARTS SUNDAY
The First of the Big 3 Laugh Specials
A CLASSIC IN "WISE CRACKS"
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Ihe Eugene Business College will
Willamette St. ' Eugene, Ore.
THEATRE
Dally 2:D0 P. M.
iLOC IM A BCAWTV VAALOd.
cJimmie Adams
Matinee
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Evening
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