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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1928. SIX iBBEDSXEIiH-VKMDMM I " Tw Prices have teen cut on every article during this greatest of all Summer Sales, yet quality has not been sacrificed. Here you will find merchandise to suit every exacting need. Take advantage of the many savings we offer you. Com plete stocks for immediate delivery. CECILIAN PORTABLE Phonograph Latest Improved 5S.ij.7jos Gives greater volume. Purer tones. A real joy for the camping trip. It will be the life of the party. A Nation Wide Sensation WARDWAY ELECTRIC GYRATOR Lowest prices In our history. Save you $50 to $80, 5-YEAR GUARANTEE 30-Days' Free Trial Summer Sale Price .. U.. ! t'A y. nun tin improvements or machines selling for $120 or more, o-position InBtnnt Release Safety Wringer. Ca pacity 6 to 8 large sheets. No center post. Operates on 105 to 1,20 volt 60 cycle A. C. Immediate delivery. Also with gasoline driven motor. ' ".' ' ";, . ' ' ... . I Satisfaction. Guaranteea 315 N. JACKSON TELEPHONE 96 INSANITY SEIZES WOMAN ALLEGED TO BE RUSSIAN SPY (ARKvIatrt) l'rsw leaned Wire) "JCISIIINKV, Rumania, July 12. After I ho third liny of steady gruelling hy tho police, Mmo. Kol lnntny, who had boon urrested as n Soviet npy, became violently In Bane and today wna In n Hlrnlpht Martin Jensen Will Be In Roseburg, Friday, July 13th Passenger Trips $5.00 Including Personally Autographed Souvenir American Legion Field TTTTT as of all time Kj 1 j white-enameled steel-lined refrigerators. Ash case, golden oak finish. Ice capacity from 40 lbs. to 125 lbs. Savings of at least one third or more, during this Summer Sale. RIVERSIDE TIRES-AGAIN LEAD! New Lowered Prices Greatly Increased Mileage NOW! A 16,000 MILE GUARANTEE Riverside Tires now offered to our millions of customers at the lowest prices in our 1 6 years of tire leadership. All sizes in stock for imme diate delivery. RIVERSIDE 29x4.40....New Low Price $7.39 30x4.50....New Low Price $8.45 28x4.75....New Low Price $9.50 29x4.95..New Low Price $11.15 Ward's Special 12-IN. FAN $85.95 Extra Special t Summer Sale Price Stationary with special breeze spreader that cools the entire room. Beautiful Duco finish. Just the thing for hot days and evenings. Use one in each room. For 105 to 120 V. 60 cycle A. C. . , i i or "Your Roseburg, Oregon i.... . . .... Jacket In an asylum. The woman, who was reported to ho an aunt of Mmo. Alexander Killantry, Soviet minister to Nor way, was the landlady of "Wacz ca," n Rovlot ngent, who. was nought after tho murder of Ivan Jncohovltch, oditnr of a monarch ist newspaper. She waa declared to havo poHed'na a Hussion mon archist and to lmvo betrayed to the Soviet friends and ncqualnt- AND HIS Trans-Pacific Monoplane ALOHA I : i55? Xefri&mtors) Now Summer Sale Prices $17.70 to $92.80 Drastic price reductions. See our line of sanitarv. BALLOON CORDS 29x5.00..New Low Price $10.95 29x5.25..NeW Low Price $12.25 3lx5.25..New Low Price $12.95 30x5.77-New Low Price $15.50 Value $1 1.10 Money Back 1 J. A. CARAWAY, Manager ances In Kishinev. Police, aasert tho alleged spy mailo extraordinary revelations regarding tho Soviet, espionnce system In Humania, J Spendins Few Days In Portland Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Stewart mo tored to Portland today to remain, mull Sunday night. While away they will mako preparations Tor their trip east next month. OF SERVICE CLUBS Delicious Barbecue Served to Rotarians, Kiwanians and Activians at Wolf Greek. Members of . the local service clubs were guests last night of the Boy Scouts at thtdr Wolf ('reek summer camp- Then were nearly 100 visitors present .to partake or the hospitality of I 1m- scouts, and all present enjoyed an evening r unusual and most pleasant enter tainment Arriving about (J o'clock, the vis itors found the grounds thoroughly policed and the attract ive camp ready for Inspection, A person who has never visited a boy scout camp can hardly realize tho neat ness and care with which tho camp Is laid out. The tents are In two groups located In small clearings on each side of wolf creek, and In front of the tents the boys have marked off streets and approaches hy using small boulders, and have filled in with moss, ferns, tdirubs, etc., making their guarters beaut I ful and attractive. The hoys are housed in tents furnished by IJmp qua Post of the American I.eglon and sleep on cots. Kach bed was carefully made up, all clothing and personal belongings In place, and the Interior of (be tents and J the surrounding ground met leu-1 lously clean. j The guests Immediately confis-: cated tho boys' games of horse shoe, quoits and baseball and en-1 tertaiued themselves until "re-1 treat,' when the scouts wart: i drawn up In formation and the flag was lowered. They all stood by expectantly then, while the cover was removed from the barbecue pit. K. A. Hritton, the scout execu tive, had superintended the bathe cniug of n whole pig and n large piece of beef, and Included in the pit were two big kettles of beans and a couple of pans of "lovn betty." Tho visitors formed a "chow" lino and were served most gener ous helpings of tho delicious food. Tables had been spread In the can vas covered dining room, and these were decorated with potted terns and wild flowers. After the guests were seated they were served with hot coffee, cocoa and water by Bcouts as signed to that duty. Despite the fact that the boys had to wait for nearly two hours beyond their usual meal time until after tho guests wero served'; there was no disorder, no confus ion and no undue noise. The boys LASHED Until Sept 1st We Will Sell House Paints Mixed to Your Order, any color 5-gal. cans, per gal. $1.95 . l-gal. cans at $2.25 This is strictly pure linsee'd oil, pure lead and zinc paint. This paint is mixed accord ing to the best known formula, and is sold on a positive money-back guarantee if it does not give absolute satisfaction. It will cover 600 feet to the gallon on new or old surface that is in good condition, and will not peel or chalk off. We will take back any paint you may have left, so there is no waste. We have every thing in the paint line at equally low prices. Cordon'-& Bishop 314 W. Cass St. Roseburg, Ore. were on hand to anticipate every desire of their guests with cour tesy and thoughtfulness. Following tho most delicious meal, the club members, represent ing the Kiwanis, Itotary and Ac live clubs, returned to their games, while the scouts disposed of the "It-avin's," aftt-r which the boys lighted a huge bonfire, which had been , prepared earlier In the day. Around this fire an impromptu Proliant was given, which lasted until after 9 o'clock, when the vis Mors were escorted back 'to their cars by scouts who carried flash lights to light the pathway through the woods. The evening was one that proved most profitable and enjoyable to all who bad the opportunity to be present. CATTLE PERISH IN 6,000-ACRE FIRE AssorlatH I'ri-u I.ean-0 Wire) YUKKA, Cat., July 12. An un determined number of cattle was lost and 6,000 acres of lush range grass and range land was burned over hy a two-day fire before it was brought under control today. More thart 100 fire fighters were recruited to combat the blaze that cut a swatli seven miles long and three miles wide In tho. Bogus mountain district. MONKEY BITE WINS $10,000 DAMAGES FOR HOTEL GUEST (Associated Press Leased Wire) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., July 12. A pet monkey's action in biting Molcolm McConnell on the nose will cost the Broadmoor Hotel. here $10,000. It was so decided yesterday hy a jury In district court which re turned a verdict in a Buit brought by McConnell's mother, Mrs. Mary K. D. McConnell of New York City. MnConnell was a guest nt the ho tel last summer when bitten. Mrs. McConnell sued for $100. 000. Counsel for the hotel com pany will file a writ of error and ask for a new trial. CHICAGO WARRING ON AUTO FLIRTS (Ansociated Prcu leased Wire) CHICAGO, July 12. Flirting with the lassies In tho Wood lawn police district nowadays is flirting with the police themselves. They nabbed 17 young men Inst night, locked them in cells, and an nounced that the crusade had only Just started. "I havo received many com plaints from mothers who said their daughters were being an noyed by these automobile flirtay' Bald Cupt. O'Connell, of tho Wood- lawn station. Therefore I decided to start a new war on these pests." Last year police in the same dis trict nrrested 225 . on flirting charges hi a week's time. CES T Additional Improvements at the Epworth League camp on Little River are to be started as soon as the institute now in progress is completed, the young people hav ing voted unanimously to raise ad ditional funds immediately to pro vide for extensions and additional equipment. The leagues from the various cities of the Southern Ore ion district are delighted with the camp thai has been donated to them by Roseburg people. They rind It one of the most attractive and perfect sites in the state and are very enthusiastic over the prospects for the future. A great deal has already been accomplishments, considering the short time in which the directors had to do their work. A kitchen and mess hall have been built In a most substantial manner and will serve the camp for many years to come. The work of enclosing this structure will be completed at once, and the roof will also be ex tended over an additional Bectlon of the mess hall where canvas is now used for shelter. Arrangements are also being made to pipe running water to the kitchen. At present the water from Little River, is used for cooking nilrnnui.il mi,l L-;it..t lu fin-rlix! from a small creek for drinking. it I Is planned to pipe the water for ! the camp either from the creek or I from a small spring. A large space has been cleared ! for the auditorium, which is a large tent where a platform has been erected and benches built to accommodate two or three hundred persons. Iii'the way of recreation the camp offers two fine swimming holes, two volley ball courts, n court for horseshoes, and there Is, ample room for tennis courts, base ball diamond, etc. Several of the groups plan to erect permanent quarters in the form of cottage dormitories. The directors will give permission for the construction of these build ings, but will reserve the right to designate the location and all buildings must be built In accord ance with uniform plans. A crew Is to return to the camp the first of August and will com plete the work of clearing and cleaning the grounds and extend ing the buildings. During the winter months the several leagues are planning to raise additional funds so that more Improvements can be made before the camp opens next year. There are nearly 150 now regis tered at the camp, and it is ex pected that there will bo double this number in . attendance next year. The program is following the schedule previously announced and tho young people aTe finding the work and study very Interesting. J A program of hikes and recreation is to be provided for Saturday, nnd the institute will close Sunday with a great devotional service. 1 1 LOCAL NEWS J j Toledo Man Visits j K. S. McCormack, teacher In tho j Toledo, Oregon, schools, wa3 a visitor in this city today on busi ness. . Oakland Lady Visits j Mrs. Rebecca Itiggs of Oakland : was In this city Wednesday nfter j noon attending to business affairs j and visiting friends. Returned From Eugene Mrs. Edith S. Ackert, county school superintendent, and daugh ter, Carol, and Miss Venore Dates of Myrtle Creek returned hero last niKht foiling a trip to KuRene, where they spent several days. Leaving on Vacation Trip A ttorney K. W. 'Mnrste cb nnd Mrs, Marslers leave here In tho mornfnj? for Eugene nnd will be Joined there by their daughter, Dorothy, nnd Miss Laura Mason of that clly. The party will tra vel over tho McKenzie highway and to Crater and Diamond Lakes and Klnmath Falls for a brief va cation, returning here next Sun day. CORONER'S JURY ACCUSES DRIVER OF MANSLAUGHTER (Aioclatrl Tress Leased Wire) MKPFOn, .luly 12. A coroner's Jury In session at Ashland last ntuht Inquiring Into the death of Henry West, 12, last Monday aft ernoon beneath the wheels of an automobile driven by William Jef fries. 42, keeper of a gas station at Mountain View on the Ashland Klamath Falls highway, returned findings holding Jeffries responsi ble for the boy's death and rec ommending that he be held on a charge of involuntary manslaugh ter. 1,700.000 AUTOS YEAR'S PLAN OF GENERAL MOTORS DETIIOIT. July 12.-Tho Gen eral Motors corporation exports to distribute 1.T00.000 automobiles at a total sellln? price of approxi mately two billion dollars ilurtnt; I he next year, arcording to Al fred U. Sloan, president of the corporation. Mr. Sloan disclosed the tremen dous production of the organiza tion in an address before the In ternational Advertising associa tion convention here last night in which he urged greater efforts to- MEATS Fresh Salt Smoked FISH Fresh Salmon Kippered Salmon Halibut Cured Dry Salt Pork, lb Smoked Backs, lb. Cottage Hams, lean, lb. One Half or Whole Mam, Occasionally a Jiggs Dinner . .v. i weather, we nave suinc iu H.w ... . mild, at from 1 5c to 20c per lb., and cabbage to go wtth Or"! mutton stew that can be served with green peas is economical as well as satisfying. We have the slew at 1 ()c to 1 5c per lb. . BEEF CUTS Beef Knuckles, lb , : fc Beef Liver, lb , t ... .;,.15c Beef Stew, lb : lc Beef Pot Roasts, lb Jc Beef Shoulder Steak, lb j"c Beef Round Steak, lb c Beef Loin Steak, lb . 2jc PORK For this Saturday we have an especially fine lot of milk fed pig pork, a small leg would make an excellent roast for Sunday dinner. .' Shoulder Roasts, lb. 2 Z'C Leg Roast, lb , 25 Loin Roast, lb ?Oc Spare Ribs, lb v?c Pig Hocks, lb 12XC P;. tr-t IK. 10c VEAL Veal Knuckles, lb - 08c Veal for Stewing, lb --15c Veal Shoulder Roasts, lb 22-2Sc Veal Neck Cuts, lb : -18c Veal Loin and Rib Chops, lb 30c Veal Leg Roasts, lb 25c' Veal Rump. Roasts, lb 25c If you want to phone us an' order you can feel assured of earnest attention. We always make good. Free delivery to any part of the city. PEOPLES SUPPLY MARKET Phone 145 ward eliminating "waste in adver tising." ... if! "Advertising men must find a more definite way of tabulating the results and increasing the ef ficiency of the present enormous advertising expenditures," he said. "The automobile industry is the groatrwt industry in the llniled Pf course you expect to "rough if .when you're out in the wilds, but there's no "roughing it" at meal tirao if you had the foresight to take along a gen. erous piece cf FRYE'S "DELICI OUS" BRAND BACON. When to the extra quality that is the result of choice selection, Government inspection, and ', rare curing, is added your own keen out-door appetite, you will find FRYE'S "DELICIOUS" the best thing you tver took along. Can le had in templing licc, wrapped in H-Io. anifarf Cclloffiatie packages. Bye's Delicious BRAND Meats 22' fLe " in goes very well, even in warm ..:,.,, nf ( ..rneri Heer. verV RAY LEHMAN. Prop. Slates anil as such must carry tli burden of national prosperity. Therefore, it is our burden to make efficient everything in that industry including that of adver tising. ' Isaac Cllne, resident of Glendale, Is a business visitor in this city todav.