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ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1927.
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Introduces
i Ann a c mnn
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. "Duckydown" Coats
..jf We Invite Your, Inspection
I A Continuoiia Fashion Show! a( our Stoje '
9 n. m. to $ :30 p. m
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Bettor. Service. ;
I i it?iKii itr m amA cxirri ' I fl a lJ .h i ; ! ' ' !
heinline; piano school
Reopens
'Alr instruction material furnished FREE. Double
,;:-.'... Piano Work Featured. '
Suite 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' Kohlhagen Bldg. ' Phone 390
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GREATER MOVIE SEASON
Liberty Theatre
Today and Saturday
JETTA GOUDAL
White Gold"
Kenneth Thomson, Geo.
Robert Perry,
..The greatest drama of the sheep country of the Great American Plains
o evrr shown on the screen.
' Hailed by the Reviewers as a Masterpiece.
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FABLES PATHE NEWS
A New Organist at the Liberty
WANDA ARMOUR
She Is an accomplished this I dan
pieces played by
'I
ft,
Typicnl of Conde nre their smart,
graceful lines, with a grade of
tailoring thnt is their chief dis
tinction. Flattering are their new
tones of walnut, roseblush, plati
num, or natural tan.
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They are lined wilh silk crepe.
They have collars of luxurious
marten, eclipse wolf or Jap fox.
Prices Moderate
7!MIH.'l'fMi
; , , v , ,- .Better, Merchandise m
Sept. 6th
Matinee Daily 2:15
Bancroft, Geo. Nichols,
Clyde Cook
MALICE DAY
Perils of ?
and will delight you. Your favorite
request old or new.
ijHEAVY TURKEY
I CROP FDR THIS
1 YEAR FOREGAST
Storage Holdings First' of;
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More Than
August mure man
Double, Last Year.
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, ! conlineiiiul poris, as prices there
AMV dtdhc im T-rv a o' "w,ire :J4,r'3r,e young tiins, und
MANY BIRDb IN TEXASiabout 24 25 on the hens. The
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Growers Talking of Organ
izing Cooperative to
; Handle Crop Better
! Price Expected.
An IntcrcHthu summary of .tlio
ttirlmy,1 marltitt ; for n'haiikHi'lvInK
gjj aml: (;iii iH,tmas holidays Is plvf n .In
tho curt-cm Issue ,.(! ( 1 no j'rodupe
Nuwk, a Irade pajiei' ihjIiUhIkmI -In
Nmfr York nml J.ns'. AdkoI'S'. The
lnrornialton'r rcKardiuK rundl
tloir or tlit' marlct't Is kIvhu as-l'ut-Iowh:
; ( ' t .
Tho markot on fi-ocn (urkoys if?
not'Hatlsfac't.oi'y Irom any view
point: , The rant 'that a reoord
heavy t:ro is rejlbi'ted Irom lwu
ly all jiroduciiiK seel ions lulensi
fteH Iho sittlatlun and ceiilei-K in-
lerest on the new crop. Iloldlnun
or frozen turlteys on Auk. 1 were
(1,509,001) pounds, compured with
.i,dituu pouniiH on AiiKiiHi i, juaa,
a surplus of 3,272,000 pounds over
j u year una. -
II will be remembered thnt. a
year aKo inore than ; 1,000,000 lbs.
of ArKenllue turkeys were thrown
on the market; This season arrivals
have been quite liht. With a
lntf teifJU rlsva,,x -
I Mil H0SHSA
Matinee 10c-25c
FOX
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iai""T' i "K"'. " ine.uiN ne.ivy miKevH eariy in tne
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LiDerty:iieatre!
Sunday, .Monday, Tuesdays-Matinee Daily 2:15
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. . . I I jgBB Br. ' 'i 1(1:1 ; .
e ; ; SIBERIA OR LOVE? jC -v( " i
W.ithin reach of her hand -"J I jf
; was the man she loved. '
; He vas searching for ' Jr lS3a j
.' her, to offer his heart ' 0 LrJSfIiil I
' and happiness. Why . ufcct4t "5,7 Wi iff i
, did she hesitate? . JeM i pj K i
; . Seethe answer in ' pijjtt1 ft. S'M M llollil
im HBSiaff &.'v... RliSH
Qpp An Edwin CAPn Produaion
A (i A tremendous picture of ruthless
X'vV ivussia unoer ine vossacK tasii.
A X TOV thrilling, stirring emotional
-jtAx5. JT1 drama from Tolstov's fummis
jjjjte fllMJr-P classic-will make you say "Give
llnil'Li US more P'tturcs I'c Resurrection.".
25c , , VV JsV '7 I
, uniicu ATiisu niiurc
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heavier nop (if luikcyt reported In taenon. The sumo conditions ex
South America,' whlch'will have in 1st in mom yuvia of nurlli und ceu-l
he uventuully iniirliuii'd iu - thia
country, iliy otnlook crmtinueB uu
ctTiahi. . . '
". The reduction iii Hid reserve dur
ing July was l.OIJl'.uon Jbs., cum.
pared with fi47,iiiu during July a
yt;ir ao. MomI of the turkeys
available are Htmtll
medium
I yxas touts und hens. The hens
uro offered in Hhlj '.Wu, und the
young Ioiiih at. 4(pfi 42c, which In
both cases 1h Sfaiup lh, below Out
caniedover cost up to thin lime.
The steamship trade, which has
been the back bono of the turkey
business tiurJiiK llie summer
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less a factor this yeur than ut any
time during the last quarter or a
century. This was dim to (lift fuel
Ihut the traiiKallamlc steamers
took their turkeys at the lirltihh or
principal sleamship demand for tin1
turktyH IhiH year wuk. .from
the
Ijiilled States lines and
coastal';
HleamerH. s
Bigger Crop In Texas; '
A ea refill mirvey of the turkey
producing neellon.4 of Texas Ih
made eaeh year by nieh who It now
the producers, in eaeli section.
This year'rf nop is estimated at a
minimum . of 60 per rent tarur
than last year, and' many operators
are looking for lt ) por cent
more turkeys. The hlKh prices
lasL year encouraged turkey rals
eiH all ovr the state to hold hack
a greater number of hena lor
liieedliiK !than vnv before. Krom
all sections ,rotne reports of new
raisers iu ll(e business.,
Denlson ami Sherman have more
turkeys than ever before, and will
ship r0 per rent more than laat
full.- Greenville, 'Sulphur iSprins
Und AlcKinney are in altoul llie
same position as Denlson. Denloii
county, where Koine of ilu; larger
himl best bred flocks iu tlie world
, me raised, is in fine shape, ami
j has at .least twice a nmiiy turkeys
as last year, Denton county lur-
keys have made such n name that
birds have sold as high as $7f a
head for breeding purposes. s .
tiainesvllle, Decatur and Howie
are iu line with a big crop. The
fine feed crop In that Jocality
iiie.inN ne.ivy huki'vh eariy n tnc
MiNY V8APPY RmiBfi
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; j Wheat: Hltll hard while $134:
Evening 10c-35c hnnl while bluestem. bnart $l.3:-i;
j norlhei u sprini: $1.SR; federation
Nmnm UJi .$1.2!;.: oft whit $1.29 t-8; west
mmmmmmT eni white M.2!l : hind winter
" ?1U0S; wtslern red $1.26.
NEWS
li-id Texas, a well an southern
Oklahoma. Wichita Kills will ship
"D cuthjadH I li iff year. There are
reports of at lea! one new firm
euierijig the fit Id at that point,
wilh ihe intent (mi of riruwfiig tur
keys from a wide area: Welling-
- ton and Vhi-iioii have 40 per cent
more turkeys limn last yeHr, while
Auiurilh; will have, u few cuis sur
plus, although the oil development
there haH cut down production and
increased home consumption.
Other Big Points
Lubbock hi tin center of a big
producing area, and with 1'Jaiti-vit-w
should have luO earn to ship
thia year. Snider, Sweet waler and
Abilene have more turkeys than
ever before, and will ship fully 40
per cent more earn than Just year
The extreme inli.es in tills section
la.st, yi-ar caused itroducei-b. to hold
hack more hens than usual and a
hiK crop was assured by llie fine
tli y ttealher and plenly of leed.
i. San Angelo lias a bumner eron
and lli ady, Iho center of a creat
proilucilon, j-eporiH a blior crop
than ever bel'oi-e, ko that an esll
male of douhlo tho carloads shlp
ped last year seems conservative.
I'roni all reports of laiuo Docks
wilh men hording turknys on horse
back like calllif, the crop mound
llico, Slevensvllle, blownwood and
Coinanelio will show the greatest
Increase of any section In th'j
slale. Templo and Lampasas
flocks look line, while growers
near Waco and llillsbnio report
double last year's crop. Kurt Worth
and Dallas draw turkeys from all
over ihe slale lor home consump
tion and shipping, and, wilh Ihe
new plants opened In theso cities
In the past year, Ihe carloadlngs
will undoubtedly he twice what
they were last year. '
In south Texas the reports Indi
cate u fair crop of turkeys, larger
than last year, but not represent
ing such an increase In the upper
part of Ihe stato. The ilroulh of
two years ago in that section was
responsible for the short crop
them last fall. Tho tenant farm
ing system In vogue there Is not
conducive to largo production of
poultry. , , . . .
Talk of Organizing Co-ops. .
There has been considerable talk
of organizing co-operative market
ing associations In order lo secure
a fair price lor Ihe produce in that
locality, the scarcity of coolers
outside of San Antonio and Hous
ton havo made It posnlble for the
dealers In south Texas t to buy
cheaper, and undersell their north-,
em competitors;
While there has been talk of
buying the turkey crop cheap this
fall, and making back what was
lost on last fall's surplus that wen!
lo Ihe freezer, it is more than like
ly thai once the season opens the
hull spirit will rise onc more, and
bring high prices. Kort Worth
and liallas houses have signified
their intention of opening Ihe sea
son at Stic. Their contention is
thai any attempt to hold prices
down will be met by a refusal ol
Ihe rarmers, newly rich on high
priced ml tun, to deliver turkeys
for Ihe Thanksgiving market. '.
Every year that the Thanksgiv
ing market does not. clean up a
gooil part, of the crop Is a danger
ous year fdr Ihe handlers of De
cember turkeys. It will be possi
ble to move Ihe Plop at 25c. which
will permit selling at wholesale in
New York at lOc with a profit to
every one. One of Ihe leading
dealers In the East, 'in a recenl
'letter lo a Texas dealer, advocated
a 2Tic price as safe ground. Under
""it Price he stated there would
be danger of Ihe crop moving too
slowly until late In Ihe season, and
over thnt there Is danger Dial Ihe
turkeys will not clean up.
(AKRoclulfrt 1'ivwi u-as,.,! win?)
1'OltTI.AND. Ore.. Kenl l
Wholesale fruit and vegetable
prices were generally unchanged
on (he local market today.
Only small lols of Klberla peach
es are received now anil prices are
up accordingly. Afew boxes from
Yakima sold quickly at $1.65 pur
box yesterday.
The season's first ground cher
ries sold for $1.75 per peach box.
California muscat and ladvrln
iter grapes are quoted around ?2.50
to $2.75 per lug.
' The butter and egg I mile was
active wilh jobbers scrambling for
sufficient supplies or better grades
yesterday and today. 1'iiccs re
main unchanged on the dalrv ex
change lists except for current re
ceipt eggs, odvauced 2 routs lo 21)
cents. i:nderslzes sold al lc high
er, or If! coins at the exchange
session late yesterday.
Poultry and dressed meals were
quiet at about steady prices.
1IOSTON. Mass.. Sent. 2 The
i Commercial lliillelln tomorrow will
say: "A fair volume or business
has been done In the wool market
here this week. Pikes nre stroni:
and inclined against the buer
especially In view of Ihe firm
opening of Ihe Australian season
I at Sydney and the preditlon of a
five cent advance at London.
"Continental Kuronu and Janan
have Ihe chief buyers In Australia
I this week, Hradlnrd nml.Poslon
I refraining Irom buying. There
wns. in fact, Utile sultabie for Ibis
counlry.
"ihe manufacturing situation
has not aller--d materially during
Ihe wck all hough spinners nnd
comln is report some improvement
in tnmuiy und say Ihey have re
fused considerable business at old
prices
"Mohsii is in moderate request
Ts ui tin cents for original hair
of the belter descriptions. Kills
I are well scud up at around 70
cents l:i the original sacks."
The Commercial Hulletfn will
publish the following woid q'KMa
i Ilti':i tomorrow:
ti'ontiil basis: Oregon Flue nnd
fine tn-dii.m staple $1 i: Vr CI, as.
Mnra'ri-: Oilginal lug average
IL1 tno:';f.'.: Oregon f:t i 55.
I rORTI.ANP. Ore., Sept. 1
mm
NEW TODAY I
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FOR SALE Piano, reasonable.!
.Minnie L. Hell. ;
FOU SALE-Heatlng stoves,1
cheap. liell Sister's llldg. ,
FOR SALE Good work-lioTso. i
Virgil .McColluin, Gleudale, Ore. i
SI MMER coul"VrlcHBtllfln" ef-
feci. Order NOW. Pages'. Phone '
212. j
WANTED Two prune drier men. i
11. O. Krohn, Cleveland. Phone
iui,fi 1
WAN 1 l-.l) Sheep, 5o head of good
Dieeuing stock, n. jieyers, cun-
yonville. j
fJANNIN'ii tomatoes, 75c per busbv
el, bring buxes. S, Suulsberry,
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
EL11ERTA peaches'for sale, iieidy
for canning. Roy ilurks, 1 mile
west of Winston school.
FOR RENT Modern 8-niorn resl
deuco, furnace, fireplace, elec
tric range. Phone 55li-R.
FOR SALE One Poland- China
brood sow and 11 weanling pigs.
Phona MF5, II. M. Cox. '
FOR "KENT Newly lurnlshed
Apts. electric range, etc. Inquire
at Judd's Furniture Store.
GOOD little business; easy terms;
splendid opportunity for modern
wife. See Itargain Realty Co.
FORRENT Two-room ""furnished
house, 87 per month. See eleva
tor man at Perkins building.
FOPTilENT 4-robm house on Mill
St., furnished or unfurnished,
garage, lnqulro 720 Winchester
St.
WANTED Lady to do housework
in country and cook for three.
Address Ilox 20, care News-Review.
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FORREN'i' Modern "house, Cull
cement basement, garage. Will
add some furniture. .Phono own
er, II!).
WANTED Good reliable woman
to take care of children- at my
home for ubout ti weeks. Inquire
528s. Pine '
FOR RENT l-room apartment,
private bath, hot and cold water,
close in; reasonable. . 221 W.
Washington.
UliOWN ROT1 Spray or dust, we
have the sulphur. Our car load
price is $4.25 per 100 lbs. Kleck-er-Ainort
Co. '
FT) if S A LE "Good-Dr,d go touring,
$25. Victor adding machine like
new, $25. Will trade ellher fur
' what? 412 S. Main.
FOll SALE Registered Shrop.
bucks, also twenty or thirty
ewes for sale or trade for catllo.
Win. Porter, Camas Valley.
FOH HUNT Well furnished sleep
ing rooms in strictly modern,
homo, well located, close In. In
quire 521) E. Douglas, Hosefcurg.
FOR SALE 12room apartment
house, furnished, good location,
3 garages. A good investment for
$27un. Terms. Chas. Kyes, S2ti
N. Jackson St. . , . .
FOUR ROOMS FOR HUNT 40
cents per night, $2.25 per week.
Ouaranteed clean linen and no
bed bugs. Cor. Stephens . and
, Mosher Sts. , , '
WHERE? One-half mife south of
Canyoiivllle. Canyon Tavern an
ideal place for the Sunday .din
ner. Best of service, foods and
music. Try it Sunday. ' 1 ' .
AFTER THE Sunday drive try a
chicken dinner at the Pollyanna
Cafe at Myrtle Creek. Well cook
ed, well served. You'll like ft.
WHY STAY aOiome anoTeook oil
Sunday? Our special chicken
dinners are delicious and eco
nomical. Excellent cooking and
service. Classic Cafe, Canyon
ville. ' !
FOR SALE One 2-your-old O. I. C.
sow with S pigs, $50. Four 1-year-old
O. I. C. sows, to farrow iu
Sept., $30 each. M. L. Kinmiel,
Hoaglin, Ore.' N. Umpqua road
al ldleyld Park.
LOST German polico dog. Be
tween Eugene and Roseburg.
About 1 year old. Wears collar
and license. Has short tall. Find
er please care for dog and notify
Sam Gargano, 2310 Pasadena
Illvd., Long Reach, Cal. $5 re
ward. 'i'HE IONA-CO has produced" re
sults in cases of diabetes, arth
ritis, rheumatism, high blood
pressure, goitre and various oth
er ailments among your friends
here iu Roseburg. Ask them.
Phone lona-co, 43(j-R. 222 S.
PlneSt.
HOME owners lo you need ready
cash. If you owu your home and
need Immediate funds we cun
give you . prompt service. Our
monthly payment plan offers an
easy method of liquidating a
loan. No commissions, no de
lays. Umpqua Savings and Loan
Association. Douglas Abstract
Pudding.
$10,000 DIVIDED
AMONG 4 WOMEN IN
WATER MARTHON
TORONTO. Sept 2. Although no
women finished the 221 miles mar
athon swim which ended yesterduy
morning. $10,000 .in prizes wan
distributed todny among four
regarded by the judges as the
most deserving.
Lotto .Moore Sehoemmel, of New
York, who swam the greatest
distance, received $:t,fi00; Ktbel
Hertle, New York, the fastest
woman swimmer, received $:.,000;
Kdith lletlin. Toronto, $2,000, and
Miss Martha Stager, i'ortlaml.
Oregon, who stayed in the water
the longest, Sl.r.00.
The disposition of the prize
money does not meet with the
approval of Miss Stager. Miss
Stager claims that the content
w above all one of endurance
and as such she Is of the opinion
the money should be evenly
divided. She was to visit Klv.ood
Hughes, director of the marathon,
later In the day and It was thought
possible the matter would he
discussed.
NOTICE
Help roof the Dtllard church. .
For sale Inbor day nt I-'red Huell's
dore, Millard; hot dogs, hambutg-t
ers, beans, pies, ec. I
( ' ANNOUNCING
. the reopening of the studio of
GLADYS H. STRONG
Teacher of Piano
Graduate of the New England Conservatory
PUPIL OF ARTHUR FOOTE
Studio opens Sept.' 6th.
Dunning System for
Beginners.
ypffrspw.T.i.iywT.l.I.wt't!''"1
THREE PLANES
TRYING FOR SEA
HOPS CHECKED
(Continued from page 1.)
,. .,..- na wn haven't anv Set
schedule. As things looks now, I
think we'll loaf urounil nere unm
tomorrow. "
Bad Tall Skid
(AFtnclfttrd I'ou Leased Wire)
cp inwvw fine.. Sent. 2 The
monoplane Itoyal Windsor, forced
down In a field near here lust
night, will not be able lo hop off
before 5 o'clock this afternoon ow
ing to a damaged tall skid, the pi
lots announced louay.
n,t. onNitiis fi-nm Wind
sor, Ontario,' to Windsor, England,
was forced down uy a jiicnuo
lire. The blaze did no damage but
Hie lull skid was loosened in the
hasty landing.
The pilots, DUKe cnuer nuu
Phil Wood, spent the night at a
..,. iho flelil In which
they landed. They nre undecided
a? to whether lliey win slop ui
Harbor Grace after they resume
it,.,'.. 4r.n.-,wv lmt Kchiller Indicat
ed that it good weather prevails
they will continue on to imikiuuu
without a stop.
. lr,l oi.l lie nnd Schiller would
keep a sharp watch between here
and the coast par the missing
plane SI Raphael and would not
relax their vigilance when they left
it, vau.r,,i,,lln,iil pnnsl nil the
jump across the North Atlantic.
Frenchmen Turn Back
(ARSOclati-U PrfiM Lonwd Wire)
' LE HOURflET, Sept. 2 Fog,
hanging heavy over the French
countryside, bulked Ihe biplane
Ulue Bird's attempt lo fly to New
York todav.
The giant plane, manned by Leon
Glvon and Pierre Corbu, after a
beautiful takeoff at 0:31 a. m., i
was back over Le liourget in less j
than two hours. Then for almost I
n-ioiher full hour Glvon circled the
field, hoping the liazo would light-j
en. but when It remained slllli
thick at ! o'clock, he began empty
ing his gasoline tanks.,
By ton the load bad been re
duced from about 2500 gallons to
l.MiG gallons ami , the lightened
ship, was landed gracefully, her
pilot- .and navigator bitterly dis
appointed ovor their failure.
The Blue. Bird had proceeded
about ninety, miles when she was
turned back. The plane was then
over the Boiling country between
Rumboulllet and Henues.
May. Hop Tomorrow
Glvon told The Associated Press
that he would hop off tomorrow
It conditions were similar to or
better than those of today, lie In
dicated lie would make alterations
on the plane wilh n view to enub
Hug it to soar higher at the be
ginning of llie voyage.
Glvon explained that with the
heavy load the plane weighed
twelve tons his celling at limes
was about 1350 t'eet. He could not
get higher, as would have been
necessary to avoid flying blindly
thru the haze.
Good solid first-class cantaloupe,
jumble pack, $1 per crate with
out crate. Williams' Dillnrd Gar
den. TiMHnYnwifiTiyTiT.
Antlers
TODAY
JACK MULHALL
- Alice Day and Mack Swain
IN
"See You in Jail"
Here's your chance to flo behind the bars and enjoy It!
Fifteen days of the funniest complications ever seen In or
out of jail. For you an evening of hilarous entertainment.
More Comedy, "I Loved You So" Latest News
Matinee 10c-25c
STARTING SUNDAY
Billie Dove
IN
'The Tender Hour"
Antlers Greater Movie Season Starts Today
Parrott Building
(Opposite Ott's Music Store)
Telephone 311-L
L-t-t-i-
For marcels' and hob curls cull
t-Y. Clemenllne Mclteynobls.
VOCAL STUDIO
527 E. Douglas
Residence Phone 33-R
Elsie Carleton Strang
DANCE
at
The Wigwam
Saturday Nite
Sept. 3
. Music by
Rice's Dance Players
NONPAREIL
Community Hall
Saturday Nite,
Sept. 3rd.
Music
STAR- 4 ORCHESTRA
BIG
RAINBOW
GARDENS
l ? Winchester
SATURDAY
NITE
Oriental Gardens
Orchestra
American Legion
Theatre
1
Evening 10c-25c-35c
DANCE ,
Dance