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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1927. a Fashionably Cloaked women are known b y their NEW pELLEfiBiCH PIPED" ICOMPI.PWAJ; 14 I FALL CQMSi SACRANEHTO MZED : .. S Fire Destroys Water Front buildings Injuring 14; Firemen Fire at ! , Cascade Locks. Concle Coats leave no doubt Ha to their inspiration fromrthe true nrt of the Paris coutourier. . ; ' New Chanel Collars Of Martin, Jap Fox or'WoIf. Kamelam, Yo'anda, and Malina Coatings. Quality for moderate prices as well as the very finest. . .: ' if' ''-"i ..t; . , A Fashion Show every hour at . Fisher's , ; ; Let Us Show You Coats I ;, : ' 5 ' firt'mi gf, Willi, S as th BUS. Fire which for a time threat- SCHOOL NEEDS . In Middles, Sweat ers, Raincoats, , Hosiery, etc, T''. 0i ' .... ; i SCHOOL 0 SHOES Don't Substitute for Buster , ? ' Browns. WE GIVE S. & tt GREEN TRADING STAMPS 1 ; AtwM-l PrfM looted Wlr) . 'SACUAMENTO, Calif., Sept. 16. -"FIre weeplnt; thru the foirr Story Zellerba-li : rjier company and Ward Heed company buildliiKS On Sacramento's waterfront was A believed under control at au early g hour this morning -with Iohh plac-J a ed at more than 932o,000. Fourteen uremen were mjureu uy a iailing two seriously. One may die he result of a fractured skull. Bursting out of the basement gj'of the Zellerbach company, piled tilth with paper, smoke covered the city last night, summoning all available firemen, police and fire fighting apparatus to the scene of the blaze. Later came a burst of i : Only the latest millinery suc cesses are included in our Fall Showing 1 hese Hats come in gorgeous velvets, supple felts, and silk and velvet combinations. The Specialty Shoppe Mrs. S. M. King , lid Charles A. l.llidbt'rKh, (lying his monoplane, "Spirit or St. ,ouls," arrived over (Ills cltv at Ilames as air reached the Bmould-;allout ,jie an( fa" ering paper, endangeilnB thfc , Krml(ll! for sevt,a, ,,, eB ra ,,,. whole Sacramento water front. i ,,. ..........i , !.,.. CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. , Sept jkiyou mountains to 1he south. i Over hair Grounds SAN FRANCISC, Sept. Jfl.- The Tho , "Vrlilte House building was owned i by Mrs. A. L. Stewart. M 1 STUDENTS! In Hi School In Public .. . . -.-.... t . ; ( - , . i r v .. i ( , jLock to Your ) DONT, SUBSTITUTE FOR . BUSTER pjtftWNS ; (Contlfuen' 'rom page 1.) the aviator said that I horn was no need to speak on that subject, hut UiH ho would tell of hls.tnwis Atlantlc fllKhP, tfeo first, fle that he hud pubjlc.ly -spoken of the trip. He described the flight in Interest ing detail. t i i ,, Tlio following morning Hov. Ittin nells, with a friend who was con nected wjrfh the airport at Concord, wjwent to I ho field to .see Col. .Lind bergh lake ofi and was presented to the Niert having a very, inter esting chut with; tlx young man. In Kpmibhig of Lindbergh Uev. Hun nelis nays, "When in a largo, crowd Col. .Lindbergh has little do,, suy, realizing ihut.mueh Is made of any speech ho may make,! but .away fii-omithe crowd he Is like n boy, luleroslhig utfd enihuskisl Ic alitfiit fi vltii Inn." .( i. . , ST - '., " '' . Am N V - ' Rl Kv. Huftiiells bad liu ppporttiK- which wore taken by his .friend ul the pynouH tenia of "We.", , , Left at 6:55 A. M. . , -POHTLAND, Ooie.. Sept. Ifi.-rKe-sumlng his tour, ('olAiud (MiiitleH A i 1 ' i t ' 1 j , i 0 Lindbergh. 'hoppotj, off in. hls-"Spii it gnyrCTTTWWTtTTT tU. Louis" fi-oni Swan IsU ud Alr- , . HI port-here today ut C:fiGi. ni. lie is mm in niiii i-0ranctHco ul z p. in., . .-i . Circled Ovar Gooltnl SALKM, Ore.. Kept., it!. Colonel Chui-Uts A. Lindbergh. ll?lng his inoAoplamv "The Spirit of St. Louis, ". circled Salem at 7 : TiOotlifs , morning, and ImniPttPalely spetl feiaway to the southwest. SI In Euqj;n at 8:36 W KT,KNE. Ore.. Sept. ltl Colonel gj'iChniiofl A. Lindbergh. In his mono- MX Better Scrvlc pcltor McrchasiffB. v, ,luu, , uu.t.u,-,,.,,!,.- of st icis" wail report ed a restaurant, pool hull and con- by tn0 Southern Pncir(c com. fee lonery, housed in a one-sloiy rpany to have passed over the fair' building known as the Wh te Brounus at Cottonwood, Califon.a, House and two unoccupied build-iut yt.l)3 m t0(iy ings adjoining The Joss-was esli-j " Nearing San Francisco mated ut about 16.000. 'the volun- SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 36. teer fire department, with- two I r ..,,, ,. i lines of hose, fought Uie tiro for J)llff , 0afurn,llt 223 miles 'four hours, keeping it from spread-! ,,,., of San Pran(.BCO at 2.10 . 1KB. i lie i cause m ine urc- nau lui , SouthtfrI1 pa(.lrlc ,.,, r. " " ."... nuenL there ronortnd. Rain Is Reported , SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh is expected to see San Francisco through light rain. Tho weatner bureau reported a light ruin area over California botweon California cuntertMl over, the central portion anil, Fresno, , moving northward. The bureau snld Colonel Lindbergh would probably strike the rain over Colusa county Fake Tickets Sold SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.. There was a .wild scramble 'among tho cwiwds gathered at Mills Field to greet Colonel . Charleai Lind bergh today when some enterpris ing' persons started selling tickets "good for a 10-mluute flight in; the Spirit of St. Louis." with It young NEW TODAY f ' ; ! FOR RENT Well furnished apt., ' ground floor. 331 S. Main. fV)K SALE Dodge roadster, mo-1 I tor' runs good, 35. IX A.- Lock- i . r.ood Motor Co. 1 j 5A.S ENfHNES New and second ! " hand. T o 1 J h. p. engines cheap, i . Wharton Bros. ' ' ' ' ' WANTI'.1--Prune iiickers. Bring, camp equipment, J. S. , Moore, ; Days Creek, Ore. ; Vf'ANTKD 2 prune pickers and ; . one experienceu urier man. j ; I'hone 15F15. j "LINDY" PASSES EAST OF CITY ON HIS WAY SOUTH The Best Used:'Car fe lw We I'invn4 a larce rlock of rrnnn userl rars. fe an.cl all are gooclpuys. o - ; , , ; i FO INSTMCE: . 1921 Dodtfc Toul-ing,' witli glass iraAcevuft.... 1924 Star Coupe, runs dandy 1923 Ford Coupe, very good condition 1921 Ford Touring, 2 new fires, others gaod $ J83) nxjl inaAy otlcr tlwt ard tqually gco:gl buys. 1 See theoe at the Chrysler Garage. 1 At owiwras pilot Several ot the; tickets were Haid to have Chtihgiiit liitndH for $f tind i 19 iiiploce: before It was learned thehl(!kels.were;rakosi. ' . i i Reach0es San Francisco' SAN' FRANCISCO; Sept. 16.-T Cnlounl Charles A. I,ud))i.'.gh - In his monoplane, "Spirit tit St. Louis,'! circled about' over ' Sttn Francisco ut 1:-18 fi. in. ; . ; TWO furnished houses tor rent. Lights and water, phone and bath. Phone 41 J. FOR RENT Two-room' furnished house, ?7 per month. See eleva tor man at Perkins building. OATS AND-VETCH Good clean seed, 2-3 vetch, 3$? a pound. See this seed at Wharton Bros. jy27 FORD" TOURING forsale7 Practically new, terms given. C. A. Lockwood .Motor Co. WANTED 100 tier of wood on ground. Oak, laurel and old growth fir. S. End Wood Yard. OVERLAND SEDAN Three good tires, 1927 license. Real value, t"B. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. HORSES FOR SALE We have two good teams of horses. In quire C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. 1026 STAR coach, runs like new and is one of the best buys in town. See this ai the Chrysler Garage. ' FOR SALE Lady's coat with fur collar and cuffs, in good condi tion. Medium size, $10. Phone 611-R. . GOOD 3-year-old cow, coming fresh in Dec, to trade for heavy work horse. Address Box 85, care News-Review. . FOR RENT 5-room house, partly furnished, garage, wood shed, lights, hot und cold water. 5tl Fowler St. -- , AFTER THE Suuday drive, trya .chicken dinner at the Pollyanna Cafe at Myrtle Creek. Well cook ed, well served. You'll like it. FOR RENT One li-room house and 4-room ' unfuruishell upurt inent, und oile .3-room furnished upurtnieut, with1 -garage. . Phone 39-J. Tail DO'DGE touring" with "glass enclosure. This ear has new paint, 80 new rubber and rims excellent. Terms to suit anyone. Chrysler Garage. JfMKBlI 0CT0Bl 21-23 James If. Price, general secretary of ttie Oregon Council of lteligiou:) Kducatiou, arrived In ltost'burg tu day for the mirnime of organ! zinc mane, "Mont ot m. i.ouih. ' cucieiija cnuniy louncll and to nmko pi 527 N. Jackaon St. j-iypmy . Itieaitel Aoesntg Kugeno at 8:35 a. in. , and lof, for Uie south. if- . . i ; LintJy DrofO) Bcrvll COKVALLIS. Ore.. Sebt. Ifl. Villi all bells and olgstlcs In the i, city, nnii stris or ttie nw-dep9it-i ment joining In 9 deafening greet l lug. Colonel Charles A LlndbAph ; twisted oU spb'alcd over Corvallls : this morning at S o'clock, flying within 20U feet of the streets and dropping u :odl of welcome. His fltin Oas trn, tho scroll alighting In the middle of the Interaction at 'ItflVd and iNijjdlsoiQ streer? IIotisi rift tups and streets were crowded oirfi citizens to get a gllmp.se of (be f i moiiH rlyer. o O P oOCE5 O'OiycOO SAX KltANCISCO. Sepl. IB. CohOiel Charles A. LtndbenO 0.9s reported by the Southern Pacific coinf?(iny flying over Montague. Calif., at 10:30 a. m. This meant i.h , -a rus n f . -T A l?n'Klilful comedy tlrnuin will) n bit; enst TVIalt Moore Claire Adams Lou Tellcgcn ' Emily Fitzroy Eric Mayne Margaret Livingston And Another One of The Wisecrackers H. C. Witwcr's Famous Stories "SHY KNEES" WINTER banana apples, , cheap, ' at IJrumage's, 1 mile weBt of Kelley's Korner on Jjander's road. Come evenings and Sun day's. Hring boxes. - . WH Ell E ?' O tie-half miloHOulh! o"f Canyonvillo. Canyon : Tavern-J- an ideal place for the Sunday dinner Best of service, foods and music. Try it Sunday. , . t WHY" WOKHY? When relief is here from any and all ailments. 3 free demonstrations ' of Wil- ' : shire's' lona-co. Kelts' rented by the week. Call at 222 S. l'lne St. or phone 430.. i ? GOOnch!cken.1 ranch on county road,' 8 a., 8 mi. ; from : town. Creek, wood, gardehi 6-r. house, barn, other buMdlngs; fenced. $1,0U0,(lterms. Address Box oil I, Yoncalla.'Ore. m . . . j. i-lMt tll'JIS't' 0 acres, 3 ml. noae burg. 5 acres river bottom loam. ' Good house. Land all tillable. Will 'ease for year to reliable party. G. W Young & Son. Phone 417: . 0 WANTEn-Sinall h'orso, welglft ..950 to 1050 lbs., under 12 years. Will pay on six months timo at 8 per cent. Must have horse liore by 1) n. m.- Sunday. J. W. Draper, 523 N Main. he luul passed ovi rtie Siskiyou mountains, the worst (rip. Over Hornbrook th. llminary arrangements for the Old er (ilrls CoQference for Southern Oregon, which is to eonveuo . In ItoKoburg October 21 for a three day session. This Oldry; Girls' conference Is one of tho most imporlaiiP district meetings to be held during the Vim ml U'lll hi uHintlnrl It lndiV. ' :":-o 1 ected by 300 or tno! girls from till Ul 1 lltjj Ulllt'S (I lit) IOW1IH Ul IIIL southern portion of the stuoe. Co openition of Koselmrg peupho lu lirovlOiug orcuinmodaAtiiH f"1 ,no visitors fl)ill be rer)uesOd. A meeting was held this after noon Ot 2:30 o'chx o nt tOe South Methodist church ot o'Ach Time rcprcKeiuOUves of tho churches, scboo'O and clobs of the city (Ho cussed the (Onfenre 0,u' D'O1'' prelim InoO' aerOnOements. ftr. Price siQtes tliQl an effoio will be iii;o'( ltfve Mrs. Jean M. .iOlinson. state conferetoe orectoi', come to Hosebuig the first Oeek in Octidier to ansi0 in Qtrranging tho WHY WTA Y at homo and cook on Sunday? Our special chicken dinners are delicious and eco nomical. Excellent cooking and service. Classic Cafe,- Canyou-ville. SAN FRANCISCO. SeQ. lfi The ,9inOI dei?.lls. Mrs. Johnson at that Southern iVu iflc company reported I time $111 vo'ik In all of tho fth Colonel ( narb-s IJniiinrgh flyhiir 1 seOoom of the county and nlso be low over Hornbrook, Calif., at 10 a. in. o Pases Over Medford MEPFObl). Ore.. Sept. 1C Colo Fl'RNlSHI-S) APTS- , fur rent. Private bath,, electric range, fur nace, parage. Also light house keeping rooms, lights, heat, wa ter, furnished. Reasonable. 926 S. Main or G. W. Young & Son. bPsTnESS" WANTED Capable . man with small capital and ser vices wants business with a fu ture. FOR SALE 10 acres on highway and river, nice 4-room bungalow and porches, $1000. L. O. Mad dux, 404 N. Jackson. 1? STtM E TO GET "SETTLED FOR THE WINTER If you wont to rent a home or purchase a home on easy payments fc'OW is a good Urge to do it. Our rent- Oi department Is a? your servke. - fcjid we have some geod buys on easy terms. G. W. Voting & Son, llti Cass St. Phoe 417 '11 :ti' its , . - I Mil 'I .' "I I Even Men of the Old School Are ! Choosing Michaels Stern College ' 1 r; -jT Models. The old lady who once lived in a shoe now resides in a dancing slipper "Youth" it's the order of the day and. men who . are older are not selecting older Mod els. '1 "-" ! -' ' :"? We are showing selling and pleasing men out of their teens with these New Fall Models that teem with genuine fashion. ' The clothing is conservative it strikes the right note without setting off fireworks'. A marvelous array of pat terns.' ' The fee t-easily affordable. Suits $25 to $45 , ; , -; FALL SHIRTS ,..;, FALL NECKWEAR Wilder and Agee Company The" home' of good' clothing Every type of Shoe for school, dress and play is shown here. ' We take especial care in fitting children and the parents will especially like the moderate prices. (' Nobody i is v harder on' . Shoes than a growing child.' And at no time' is , quality more important. ' For not only is it econom i ical but it protects grow . ing feet Roseburg Bboterie r IRVIN BRUNN - ' ' w ' Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet -Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon CONSTITUTION WEEK TO BE - OBSERVED SEPTEMBER 17-24 - Constitution week, annually ob served by the public schools, civic . clubs mid nutiinltc. nreaniiuitioiifl. I opens Saturday, continuing until' t September 24. Programs will bo j given In the schools ot the'clty, the teachers In each of tho schools as ; slating In putting on some feature I to observe the national week. Print ed programs, to be can-led on in the schools at least one day in the week, 'which are Usually sent out frbin .the county school superintend ent's office, will not be sent to the teachers this year, however a circu lar letter has been sent by Mrs.V Edith S. Ackert to the teachers ot the. schools giving a list or suggest ed .subjects which may be worked out for the observance of the week. ' ; f f -o . Frbm. Wllbur tf Mrs. Valkernrid daughter, Miss Muzie' Valker,' of Wilbur were in. , this city for a brief timo Thursday looking after business matters and shopping: L ': - - -. World's Quickest Hot Breakfast! r ? m - " !!. BUTH. BANGS HOMER .. . " ' " ' ' ' . .. (AesucIiilttl.-l'ieKt tcancd Wire), NEW, .YpitKt SepLlO.-rr Babe , Ruth' banged .out his third hoipe run of. the seaspn 4 f today in the third inning of tho (game. bet. weed ,the Yan- kees and the White Sojt. ' Mrs. pharles G. , Stanton PIANO STUDIO e, -i- v. , 1 1 Moore Fundamental System stj-flf- -for Ciasfies; Harriet E.; Groves j . ... Piano and , . Dun-ning System.. I Private Studio Phonol 1137 N. Jackson 477-11 8 Mrs. Charles Heinline - i TEACHER OP Piano, Harmony and Theory fuite That wonderful QUAKER flavor quicker than toast! Ready in 2V2 to 5 minutes! 1, oKohlhngen Phone 390 Dldg. . DR. DEAN B. BUBAR ' ' OPTOMETRIST Specialist Id the tlttlnt of Olassos. 116 Jackson St. 10c Fables Pathe News 25c Corning Saturday Only Buck Jones in "Black Jack" Mis Latest and Greatest I ry link vhile, some O'Vfw ilirlf lo ut ai being QVu to tlx bereaved, flmtrilly ire aJept it df- DOUCLAS FUNERAL HOME H. C. tearnit. Mq. Est. 1926 : Phone 113 Lady Attendant fore the clubs. h-Qes nntlchurch- An effort Is to t ndey Mr. 1 i Price (o otOuize cOsnty rouncil ,'of religious eduition iO" IO'UkIo county; vne (0'.niPiso0i' wcrea ed to conduct interdeominatlomil and organized Sunday school vok of all kind, sponsoring such thinn pis the week day Bible school tn conjunction witthe public schools, dallv went Inn Bible nchools. coun ty Surrday school rallies, teacher train) n u courses, confereuc ,'or older glrbi and older hoys and such other HctivfthOof a public, relig huisoature. Mr. IMice expects lo secure tod.iv n tentative committee that will take charge of the plans for organ ization. Thl.- committee will ar range to h:ive delegates apunlntcl tiom each town and city in the renin tv to meet at Roseburg during twv of ih days nr the Older (Jlrls CoTifiMv.ice at which time a permii tit'iit orirantzntton will be created, if po:M'.Me. - A county convention is planned 'or next July, at which time ft is -Imped to have n speaker from lite World's Sunday School convention, which is meeting this year in Los Angeles, the first ti::ie that the lutcrnuttonM meeting has been held In the Fnited States for 17 years. )!6E owners do you need reaftyb cash. If vu own yMir homo and need Immediate funds we can Sv you prompt service. Our monthly payment plan offers an Aisy method of liquidating a 0 lou0 No commissions, no de lays, t'nipqua Savitifft and Loan Chelation. Douglas Abstract DuildiiiK. EEohlUagen Apartments Furnished apartments, mod ern in every way. r Withi?i one black of husinsa W? center of cltv. Reasanahlo Rates. PHONE 58 o TODAY Douglas McLean ... in ' ' '' 'SOFT CUSHIONS' A Paramount Picture Dashing comedy, refreshing novelty, sizzling action, and gorgeous girls, easy on the eyes I Hard on the laughing system. TEACHER The Art of Speech Expression, Voice Control, Dramatics. Phone 390 or call at the tli-inline Studio Fraftces Lintetf Piano Studio 522 S. Main Phone 419-J More Comedy "Plain Jane" Latest News Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-25c-35c STARTING SUNDAY The Cyclone of Mirth d DANCE at The Wigwam Saturday Nite Sept. 17 Music by Rice's Dance Players DANCE AT GLIDE Saturday Night, ' Sept. 17 Good Music , Everybody Welcome 1 , feg WIUIE :::.: You'll be swept into gales of laughter. It's the breeziest 1 comedy 'Johnny ever made I H Mdnpted trom the Liberty Magazine story by Elmer Davis g Also Big Boy in "My Kid" Latest News Matinee 10c-25c Evenine 10c-25c-35c I