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ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1927.
VIERKOETTER IS
EASY VICTOR IN
TORONTO SWIM
Our great stock is a con
tinuous Fashion Show.
Let us show you 9 a. m.
until 5:30 p. m. every
day.
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There are Coats any
woman would love to
possess. You will find
such Coats most cer
tainly at Fisher's.
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day'ri outstanding favorite fur the
. $50,000 rlze.
J'loiiKhiiiK thru the water for the
firm four miles with long beautiful
and apparently etfortlesH strokes,
; Young wuh cheered lustily by the,
; thousands who lined the course. .
Alter he was passed, hit steady!
strokes continued, evidencing the
coolness with which he seemingly
viewed the German's closing in on
, him.
I 100,000 Sea Race I
j' Shortly before the start, Joei
j Wright, Sr., famous rowing couch
;and referee In .chief, announced,
j that the cut ran numbered 2U7. '
I They tlove Into the water at the!
; .same time intead of In relaya at
five minute intervals us was at
I tirst planned.
Fully a hundred thousand per- j
! sons lined the lake front. i
j After the Initial splash, there
i was a great jostlo for position asi
'the water was churned. Some of!
j the swimmers burned themselves j
; out In the first 25 yards and were i
.hauled into patrol boats. j
lie fore the pack had reached the!
hundred yard mark, they started!
to string out. The speed artists
wure up In the front rank, with the
I slower, more experienced swlm-
mers holding back.
! It was u magnificent sight as the
Swimmers crawled thir way along
'the mile long lane between the
j breakwater and the lake front.
Immediately after the swimmers
got uway, the crowd which had
j gathered around the starting point
I rushed for vantage positions, .and
i the entire seawall was packed!
BASIN PROJECT
MEN CONSIDER
HELP ASSURED
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Liberty Theatre
Today and Thursday Matinee Daily 2; 15
William Fox Presents
"The Heart of Salome"
featuring
ALMA RUBENS
Walter Pidgeon Barry Norton
, Holmes Herbert Robert Agnew
She had the heart of a siren and the face of a saint.
ANOTHER OF THE WISECRACKERS
From the H. C. Witwer Cosmopolitan Magazine
Stories
"A Chin He Loved to Touch"
10c CARTOON FOX NEWS 25c
Wednesday is the last day of the Auto Contest. You should .
turn In your votes by September first.
i : it . i if(
bought: the Shelvln-HIxou railway
lor a part' of their line south of
Bend, instead of using their own
: right of way which followed un I Narrows last night,
the river thru the reservoir, site, but' drifting, .latest reports--re'
I The Shelvln-Hixon line, on the oth-'ceived here from the ship said. A
er. hand, lies above what would be I cannery tug from Wrangell is said
couver. B. C, from Skagway, Alas
ka. SOS signals sent out shortly
after the vessel struck the rocks
at il o'clock last night were answer
ed by tugs, cuiuiery boats and
three fast government cutters
which set out to the aid of the
stricken and stranded, shipwrecked
passengers, -
Not Taking Water ,
VICTORIA, B. C, Aug. 31 With
Her propelling machinery -broken
down, but all her passengers safe
ashore, the steamer Princess Char
lotte, C. V. R. coastwise vessel,
which went ashore in Wrangell
Is now afloat
the water level
i reservoir.
of the proposed
ALASKAN LINER
i STRIKES ROCK; . f
AID IS RUSHED
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Present!!.
2 me reason s .marresr rac
me uuuurcus wiiu win now view ai our store rne newest ana Dest 1
i I We invite you among the
Charlotte .at midnight wlifn,thp
vossi I wan refloated alter striking
a rm.lt in treacherous Wrangell
Narrows of southeastern Alaska.'
, , Hole in Ship!s,Prow -A
jagged hole, said radio re
ports, was torn in the prow of the
Charlotte. Although the vessel
; seemed in . no immediate ' danger
I of siiikli",, it appeared advisable
j to land the, passengers on the un
i sheltered bench.'' more ' than 20
j miles from the, nearest village.
I , At th6 time of the mishap the
I big steamer was , returning lo Van-
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FOI! SALK Plymouth Rock pul
lets. C. J. ltasinussen. Phone
Carefully selected the recognized last word in tanbringard makes that are supreme in the art of Coat and
Dress making. These qualities have for years made Fisher's the rendezvous of those seeking with moderate means
the utmost ' .' 'lM"'-' :-,. .
Quality and Dependability ) .,, .,!
A new note is struck in the fashions. for?tnis season .'a .decided trend towards formality and a freedom .of motion
that indicates a very interesting atte'mpt to; break, away from, the tailored regime that has held sway for so many
seasons. .. ! H i : j it i ' I ' . , ,
Three New Types of the Newt Formal Coat
. The swinging wrappy Coat lavishly furred. 2. The straight line furred Coat with softly rippling cascade clos
ing. 3. r lie straight line conservative silhouette with subtly charming "touches" that mark them NEW.
Direct from Conde we have the loveliest models based on Paris and Fifth Avenue creations. When you see them
you will immediately recognize that these are subtle characteristics of Bernard Patou Vionnet Kilber Mon-
talto Diecoll AVorth and Jenny. : ' i
Materials Duckydown, Kamelams. Yolanda. Malina. Poincella
I light Blue, Greywing, Moscova Green and Black. ' '
1 he prices you will agree are moderate. We invite you to inspect them.
Always the Newest and Most Dependable at Fisher's. r
CHOICE. Klberta peaches at $2 per
bushel box, - Thursday. Bring
boxes. J. K. Wilson, . near-Winston
bridge. Phone 2F31.
wBtmBsmmmEUBm
lo be proceeding to her aid. Wire
less messages indicate the vessel
Is not taking water. She refloated
herself at midnight and nil her pas
sengers were safely transferred to
sltore. There was no panic -'or .ex
citement ' among the '"passengers
while the transfer proceeded1 and
no one was injured, all reports
jie.reiudlcate.t j ) ' t i w ' j-T"
The Hteainsnip Salvage King, op
erated by the'Paclfte Salvage com
pany, was proceeding to the' scene
of the accident, salvage company
officials said. Whether her aid
will be needed is1 not known yet.
Refugees At Wrangell '
; WRANGELL, Alaska, Aug. 31.
Weary and damp after hurriedly
being put ashore In the Inky dark
ness of a 'foggy night, the passen
gers of the disabled and' leaking
j liner, Princess ' Charlotte, ' which
1 struck Vlchnefski iKock,1 20 miles
from here, at the 'south1 entrance of
the treacherous Seymour Narrows,
were brought, here today by the
coast and geodetic survey vessel
Explorer ' : ' '
The Charlotte, -which Was float
ed about midnight, whs being tow
ed here at the rate of two miles an
hour by the fishing lug Kvichnk 'bE
the Alaska ' Packers' association.
assisted by a fleet of Petersburg
shrimp boats. The Charlotle went
ashore at 9:35 last night and her
SOS calls brought a score of ves
sels to her aid.
The damage to the Charlotte
was undetermined, although it was,
known that the outer skills wits'
punctured, floodlug the oil tanks
and engine room, putting the en
gines out of commission.
None of the passengers were
hurt In the accident and all were
transferred to the beach and later
to the Explorer without panic.
Many prominent tourists from all
parts of the United Slates were
among the 269 passengers. The
list also Included Lieutenant Colo
nel Sir Godfrey Dalrymple While,
a member of the Brit Ik li House of
Commons, and Lady White- and
their two children.
The cutters Ulgana and Cygn as
well as the steamer Salvage King
are enroute to the scene) of thy
wreck.!-: ; , ,,
Loyal Hogard, of Glide, who kill-
eda-7-foot: cougar Monday return
ed yesterday to the soujt wlK'ie.lbe
big cougar whs killed, and found
two cougar cubs, which he ulso
Killed. . , , , . , ,
QUIT OR BE FIRED,
PREDICTION MADE'
' FOR ROY C. LYLE
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.
Treasury officials predicted 4
today that Itoy C. Lyle, pro-
hlbition 1 administrator for 4 i
Oregon, Washington and Alas-
ka, would ' resign "for the
good of the service." In the
event he declhied to give up
his posti it was indicated he
would be dismissed from the
.service'unlcss there was'sonilt
.unexpected development in
the situation.
ANTLERS; ; THEATRE
TODAY
In Addition to the Regular Program, a Return of the Official
FISHER'S
Better Service Better Merchandise
NEW TODAY
1011 SALE Put lions nml fiyci-H,
"(li'L-HHi'il. Phono 27lt-J.
.MOlTK BimHal hTi'H mkT 1 8"io$'2s:
- Hf'O llH'lll lit I'hkch .
CM.ir4"7-inor"ilMinr"ltalliniTll-
ver or polite prunes for running.
FOHD KOADSTEH '23 nioilrl with
.ilclai) boily. Kii.iy tonnj. C. A.
Locku-ooil Motor Co.
(m KENT Nowly tuTTiTHhwl
Apia, electric iniun", etc. Inquire
-nt Judd's Fuiiilluro Storo.
IIOMK laundry. AH vnhlnK8 clone i
Heparatoly. Silken undt-rrt-eai
"very crtrofully Inindled. 929 Win-
" cheBter or phone f77.
FOR TRADE Auto cnnipT 5 enb-
" Ins, (jrocei-y storo. 2 service Bta
..tlons, shower but It, electric
llxhln; on lilclnvny and river,
flue fishing; for Jioseburff In
'eorne as part. 1. O. Maddux, 404
-N. Jnckson.
llAltOAIN'-Cood old Ford tourliiK ! S1IOATS- for salo at a bargain. It
for ?2ll. 0. A. I.oi kwood Motor I K. Junes, Myrtle Creek.
i-,",..(.. - . -. - ! WANTKIlloller relalr"work by
l.l.liKlt'1 A peachea for ciinnliiK. eximrleni ed maker. Kailnmtes
Coos liny liliiliway stand, it. 1). I Klvcn. Hosebui'K Welding & Hnill-
Klelst. alor Works.
I runs good and rubber Is fair. C.
j A. Lockwood Motor Co.
KOH SAI-K A giod school organ,
t Like new. $25 If taken at once.
linkers store, Canyonvllle.
FOR SAI.H -llarilelt "" pears, "BO
cents bushel, bring boxes. Red
fruit stand, Kelley's Korner,
Foil RK.VT Furnished roomslri
iniMlern lioiue. Fh-st class In
every respoct. Cull 529 Fast
Douglas. Roseburg.
FOR 11 KNT Furnished apart
ment. Furnace, hardwood floors,
all hullt lns. Ice box, garage;
everything furnished or partly
furnished. Also three rooms up
stairs for light housekeeping. 92t
South Mnlu or O. W. Young and
Son.
ROADSTHR MB Motor, (n'R-lato- cairnlngtnniatooB now
on sale, B0c per bushel at Noah
place, Dlllard. llring your own
boxe and pick. Fred Winston.
I'loneer Rooting
The West Coast Standard
We carry a complete Hue of Roll
Roofing and Shingles. Let us
quote you.
Coen Lumber Company.
FAT hens for salo.S0C rach"S.V"5
per dox. Have your own meat
and eggs, good layers. Lloyd
Cole, out 2nd Ave., South. Rose
burg. flKRK Is what you have been look
ing for! do acres well Improved.
Team, stock. Implements and
everything goes at a bargain
price if sold at once. Address
Farmer, euro News-Review. !
! FOR RKNT B room bouse nt 111
! S. l'lno street. $ls. Call 111.
f FOR marcels and bob curls call
j BNI-Y. Clementlno Mi-Reynolds.
SIIKKl FOR SALK -BO head ewe7,
j 2 to 5 years old. V. II. MiKean.
; I'hone 8:1 F22.
Poll SALK -A "few "niofe ion"oif
i good baled oat bay. Close in.
i Ray L. Ward.
! NOTICK "-We tlghtetriw'tiirfelloe
band wheels cheap anil guaran
tee our work at Sarffs.
: FOR " SALK Hull k inotoTi new-
block and clutch, cheat) at
! Sartfs Auto Wrecking House,
! M'.l N. Main St.
PLKASK do not forget to slop and
see the hydraulic sooke tight
ener for metal felloe band
wheels at Sarff's.
SQt'KAK, SQl'KAK, StJl'KAK
Why be annoyed with squeaky
wheels, when you can get it
, taken out ot metal felloe wheels
nt Sarffs.
FINK Klberta peaches, primo for
canning. S. A. Roser, 7 miles
south Roseburg, ft mile west Win- II
sum school house. j N
FOR SALK Uaitlett pears, sOc'H
bushel, also packers aptde press.
Valley O
GHT PICTU
RES
Fred
bridge.
Jtonner, Happy
WANTED Bids for drilling well
nml casim? by the foot. School
, District No. Mrs. ( J. lljen;.
' It. 2. Hose hii ri:.
LOSTTuesdny niornlnp, roll of
bethlint; on road between Haudou
and Myrtle I'olnt. Name on bur
I lap cover. Liberal reward tor re
turn. Dr. S. 1, ivhapp. ;
FOR SALE CHEAP One bis team.
I wagon, harness, logging contract
for three hundred thousand ftet
of logs. Road Is built and have
Started to haul, t'nuse for sellint:
- sickness. See me after 6 o'clock
; ; in the evening, h. ti. Moxley, i
Wilbur, Ore. I
"The
See the Disputed Knockout Blow in Slow Motion
$125 Ringside Seats at 50c
Also
Starring Irene Rich and Clyde Cook