THREE
LOCAL NEWS
!ln Roseburg Today
I E. J. Crawford, Sutheriin, resl
jdent, was ia the city today trans-
acting business mattt-ra.
Postmaster Visited
' Oakland, spent the afternoon in
this city looking utter business affaire.
Brockway Visitor
Fred Uryou. Brockway rancher,
was in town Wednesday trading
and . looking after business af
fairs. "
Here From Cleveland
Mrs. J. Taylor of Cleveland
spent several hours Wednesday
visiting with friends and shopping
In this city.
E. E. Hart, resident of Riddle,
spent several hours here yester
day attending to business matters
and visiting.
Looking Glass Visitor
Sliss Katherlne Jacoby of Look
ing Glass was here yesterday vis
iting friends and shopping.
Home From Seattle
Walter Leake baw returned to
'hi3 city from Seattle where for
several days he was looking after
business affairs. j
Visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Allen U. Taylor of Melrose
was here Wednesday for several
hours visiting friends and attend
ing to business affairs.
Banker and Wife on Trip
- Mr. and Mrs. Dlxwell Hewitt, tile
former a banker of San Francisco,
visited here last niht. They are
taking a trip to Crater Lake.
Returned to, Salem v
Mr. and Mrs. itay Hariman and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hrock of Salem,
following a two-day visit in thm
elty, returned home this morning.
Wide Visitor
H. D. Connlno wa3 here from
Glide Wednesday afternoon at
tending to business affairs and
visiting friends. ,
Over From uttierfin
C. S. Austen of Sutheriin was
in rtosebnrg several hours Wed
nesday attending to business in
terests 'and shopping.
Business Visitor
J. R. Denton, Camas Valley resi
dent, spent several hours here
Wednesday . attending to business
matters and trading.
From Eikton
Mrs. Mary Beckley, resident of
Eikton, was . in this city yester
day looking after business mat
ters and greeting friends'.
Visitor Wednesday
O. C. Weikel, lumberman, was
here .from Coos Bay Junction,
during yesterday afternoon at
tending to business affairs,
Member Board Visits
X?.,J. Hoagland, member of the
school , board at Ucedsport, was
here yesterday- - visiting- friends
and looking after school matters. t
Myrtle Creek' Visitors
O.' A.; Kirby and daughter, Anna
belle, . were hero from Myrtle
Creek yesterday for a few hours
shopping and transacting business.
Back From Southern Oregon .
Kttl Ackert and daughter. Miss
Eva Ackert, returned Wednes
day to this cjty following an en
joyable motor trip to Crater Lake
and Klamath Falls. They have
been away since Sunday.
Visiting Grandmother Here ;
Richard and William Slaggs
have arrived here - from Chicago
to visit with their grandmother,
Mrs. Ida A. Stnggfj. They are sona
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Slaggs, for
mer residents of Roseburg.
Taking Vacation Trip
A,' A. Richards, manager of the
J. C. Penney company store here
with Mrs. Richards and family loft
Wednesday on a vacation trip
which will take them to Crater
and Diamond lakes anil home
through eastern Oregon and over
the McKenzle highway.
Back From Seattle
Attorney Ray B. Compton re
turned to Roseburg this morning
from Seattle where he has been at
tending to legal matters the past
few days.
Business Visitor
C. J. Ritchie, Myrtle Creek
resident,' was In this, city for a
brief time yesterday afternoon
attending to business affairs.
Back From North
8. (I. Selllck, assistant signal
supervisor, returned to this city
yesterday afternoon following a
business trip to the northern part
of the state.
Sacher Family Home '
Sirs. Ceo. J. Hacher and family.
Miss Helen Hacher and Geo.
Bacher, returned home yesterday
afternoon following a visit in
Portlaud with friends.
Assistant Superintendent Visitor
- L. C. Gram, Southern Pacific as
sistant superintendent of Eugene,
and a former resident of this city,
passed through here yesterday af
ternoon on his way to southern
points..
To Make Home Here
Mrs. Mary Radley ot Alliance,
Neb., arrived In Roseburg Wednes
day afternoon and was met here
by her son, Fred Radley of Myrtle
Creek, with whom she will make
iter home In tliP future.
Returning From Alaskan Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Bueoa
passed" through Roseburg on ihetr
way to their home in Los Angeles
from a trip to Alaska and British
Columbia.
Enroute -to Calexico '
Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Peterson,
who reside in Seattle, were in Rose
burg at the auto park last night
on a summer trip to Calexico and
TIa Juans.
Seattle Folk Gcing South
E. lngmead, Mrs. Ijingmead
and Annie Langmead were visi
tors at the Roseburg auto park
yesterday enroute irom Seattle lu
California and Arizona. -
Will Visit in Ventura
Mr. and Mrs. E. U, Stiles, Brem
erton, Wash., folk, were overnight
visitors at the Roseburg auto nark.
They plan to go to Ventura, Cat,
where they will visit friends.
Weather Seems Warm
E. O. Howe, C'onuitle contrac
tor, was in Roseburg today oa
buslttess. He states that the cool
weather of Roseburg Is warm
compared to that on the coast. -
Going to San Francisco-
Mr, and Mrs, C. E. Johnson and
daughter, of San Francisco, and
Mrs. Terwllilger, of Seattle, were
guests at the Roseburg auto park
last night on their way to Satt,
Francisco. ,
Portiander Spending Few Days
Mrs. E. A. Thompson of Port
land arrived hero from southern
points yesterday afternoon, to
visit at the honie of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. WItham at Glide for a few
dr,ys before returning home.
Former Resident Here
A. A. Frentzel, former resident
liosebuig, is here today from;
ortland visiting old friends and
attending to business affairs. Mr.
rentzei la employed by the Muck
Truck company.
Meeting Last Night
A meotlng of the Active Club In
ternational -was held at dinner
yesterday evening at the Umpqua
hoteli The club , rehearsed for
the stunt It will put on at the
slate meotlng Friday night In
Eugene after the dinner hour.
owa Men Here
Warren ,1!., Whltmoro, Clayton
Lewis, and Cecil Hook, of Charl
ton, Iowa, -stopped at .the Roseburg
auto park last night on their way
Man fYanetsco, They will re-
urn home through the south. '
To Enter Gov't Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. B, D., Smith of
236 2ml Avenue . South went to
Portland yesterday afternoon and
Mr. Smith will enter the govern
ment hospital there. Ho will
undergo - treatment for -three
weeks before returning home.
Expected From South
'Mr. and Mrs. Otto Goeltel ot
the Goettel Variety Store are ex
pecting their son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. "Noble B. Goeltel to
day from Pomona, California.
They have been making their
home In St. Louis, where Mr.
Goettel has been manager of an
electrical store, and plan to .lo
cate here.
Stayton Couple Married
. Miss Golda Poole and Giles ,M.
Browtu both of Stayton, were
nuletly married on July 17 at 4:30
Guests at Moothart Home
Miss Ana Moothart ot Culhert
son, Montana, hns been a gttost
at the Lloyd Moothart home here
for the . past few days and left
Wednesday af(ernoon for north
ern pointm She will go to Los
Angeles prior to her return home.
Cat. Tourists Stop Here
Mr. and .Mrs. W. E. tilltwedl. of
Placentia, Cat., were guests of the
Roseburg ftiito park laat night on
return trip from Seattle, , the
entire journey taking them about
weekB. Mr. Giltwedt is field
agent for the Union Oil company.
Car Goes Into Ditch ' " '
W. D. Hayden, Dallas resident.
brought his ear to this city yes
terday afternoon to be repaired
following an accident north of
Drain where the machilne went
Into the ditch. The fenders and
one axle were bent. Mr. Hayden
escaped without injuries.
On Trip North
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Helnllne and
Miss Martha Yeo left this morn
ing by motor for northern points,
while away planning to visit Mt.
Ranior, Seattle, Tacoma, Van
cquver and other points- in Wash
ington. They will be gone a fort
night or three weeks..
Church Band to Play In Eugen
Tito Sliver band of the Bible
Standard Mission here Is expected
to ko to Eugene next Sunday eve
ning to give a concert at the camp
o'clock In the afternoon at the par- mootiK oE tho ntble Standard
sotiage of the Urst Method at cllllrehM .which wilt be held in the
Episcopal church. Rev Jose li , grotinus ln ,hat city. The band
Knotts officiated and 'he couple morning and
liold E. JurgenB, brother-in-law
and sister of the bride. They will
make their home In Portland.
Shot In Arm
Mrs. Earl Pickens, Roseburg
woman, was accidentally shot in
the lower right aim hy her smalt
son who was target practicing
with a high powered air rifle at
their home recently. Mrs. Pick
ens happened to atep from back
of the family car just aa her son
was aiming at the target and the
shot went through the fleshy part
of the arm, resulting in no seri
ous Injury. .
afternoon.
Returninn to Washinnton
Mr. and MrB, George L. Hobi-
sorr. of Oakvlllo, Wash., and Mr.
and Mrs. B. L. Greene, of Chehalls,
stonned over night at the Roseburg
auto park on tho last tap of two
weeks trip to California ami re
turn. Thev went by way of the
Redwood highway and also visited
Lake Tahoetand Crater lake.
Scout Troop Going to Medford
Hoy Scout troop nmnlier 4.
sponsored by the Umpqua post of
American Legion, will be guests
of Umpqua post and the depart
ment of Oregon at their air cirens.
to be one of the features of the
American Legion Btafe convention
ln Medford next month. The troop
will be In charge of Rudolph Rltx
man and James Soules and either a
special bus will ho chartered or
private cars will be u- ' 'n trans
port the boys to Medford for
Thursday, August 2. There will
be 2.1 boys in tha group making
the trln and each one Is looking
forward with enerness to the holiday.
Gas Business Expanding
Among those stopping at the
RoBobnrg auto park yesterday
were Mr. and Mrs. James Foran
and children ot Amaritlo, Texas,
who arc on a two months trip to
the coast. They report great ex
pansion of the natural Ras Indus
try In Texas, pipe lines no
nertlng Denver with tn. gn
fields.
Was Here 30 Years Ago
Mr. and Mra. Alfred A. Johnson,
of Tacoma. Wash., were in thl:
city last night on an extensive tour
of the coast states. Mr. jonnson
is nrlnclnal of the Arlington school
In Tacoma. Thirty years ago he
was In Roseburg on his way to the
normal school, and at that time he
stonned at the McCiellan house.
then a prominent, hostelry. He
remarked that Roseburg had growi
a great deal since then.
On Way to Montana
Returning to their home in
Broadus, Mont., a party consisting
ot.iMis. Chas. B. Lewis. Mrs. Cary
Tratltninn, Gene lwls, Jeanette
Lewis, and Joe I.owls, stopped
over at the Roseburg auto park
last night. They have been on a
ix weeks . trip to California.
Return From Portland '
A. B. Crawford, B. W. Bates and
Mrs. R. H. Moore returned, from
Portland last evening after a few
days spent at that city looking
after business matters. While In
the metropolis Mrs. Moore select
ed a home in Irvington to which
the family will move the latter
part of the present week.
Dcwn River Trip
V, H. Churchill, Wayne Jone
and B. W. Strong drove to Reeds-
port and down j-iver points yester
day, and made" the trip home by
way of the Roosevelt highway to
North Bend, Marshfield and Co-
qullle. They slate that it Is an
Inspiration to take, this drive,
and gives one a vision of what a
big county we are living In,
Mrs. Robinson and Mother
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DPPOS
SIZED TO
E AL SMITH
Here is the most recent picture Hght of Mrs. Joseph Roblnsss,
wife of the democratic choice for vice-president and Oeft) in her wed
ding dress in 1895. She was Miss Ewitda Gertrude MMIer, and he and
Senator Robinson were childhood sweethearts in Lonoke, Ark. Mrs.
Jessie Miller, ?S, mother fo Mrs. Robinson, who makes her home with
the Robinsons in Little Rock, is shown in the inset. ? :
Marriage License Issued
A marriage Hceuse was Issued
yesterday lo Robert W, Molter
aU Sadie Scales, both of San
Diego,
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DRUNK ON YOUR OWN t
PREMISES NO CRIME
. i
f Aiwoctaffnl Press te&sett Wire
HILLSBOBO, Ore., July 39,
Beiss tlruk oa private pre-
mlses does not constitute a
crime hi Oregon. '1'iUs is the
couelnstoii attorneys here
ilnw fr&m ihe titn-Istun today
Pasadena Folk Here or Ctretstt 3u3gtt iU'urge Iktg-
Mr. ant! Mra. U IX IHeketts of wlm disiHiBsed an indict-
Fjissiflpnii am fipeuriiw two days imttt agsmst It. M. Wag-
in this ciiv vhrh litis. From here Keaer, arrested recently mi a
they will kq to Eugeae. charge cjf drunktmntiss. i
- . - Judge Bailey suslalnetl
Called to Sem , WajmeKer's demurrer, which
Baney Matthews of this city eoateaded that the Indiet-
ami D. D. Matthews, Ms son, who; ment did not set forth facts
Albany Mart Here
:A. ? b.' WHher, resident of Al
bany, is. jspeiidiag .a few dsys in
this city looking after (bpstimsa
affaira.
ASKEVIIJ.K,;N. CW July 18.
Tim "southern dry aati-Smtth'
deiioeratio orgatiizaiiau today was
ittrfeeted at the swrtrnd feseatlve
ssloa of the cetifereitee e soul ti
ers drys here.
Mrs. Jesse W. Klebotsos, presl
ilesi of the NatioBal WsMeii'a
Ik?3!ocratlc Law Esferctmnt
league, was the prim-ip&t simtkrr
m a geuf ral session of the confer
ente last uht.
ghs asserted tliat tSM women,
members of her rganls&Jkm, were
snnoaed to Governor Smith, ds-
rtouneinK the tioaimee ftsr bis lain
many connections aisd nis stand
an nrahibition.
l hava heard wsmes m every:
stats tn the union my" 5!r. Nk-h-eLsaa
declared, "that It IBerbert
iivor was Komt eRotigtt lor
Wmsdrow Wiisoa, was good
enoush for them and they would
tefuHH to vote for At Smith'
Sirs, Nicholson presented a
statement front Mrs. Clem Shaver,
whose husband reeenUy retired as
Hmirnmn of ihe demserstle na-
tlmja enttittee. In- whleh sh6 de
clared that "regardless of what
the democratic leaders pro pose,
dry di'inocratic wotnes do sot In
tend; to support the wet Hrfeet and
joke idatfonn named &t Ibe con
vention by the Tammany dele
gates."
Bishop Edwht IX Mnuasa of tho
Methodist Episcopal Cbureh South,
one of a number of Kve-mtnate
speakers, announced that he in
tended to vole for Hoover, and
CnrUs.
- ! wiil not vote for Smith, he
sakt, "I Intend to vote against him
as a democrat because I am g dem
osmt"
yy sn
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I "em j
'SPRAY
fliesMosauitoes,
rm$tes&mofh$,lice
and many other insects
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Ford ton truefe with Warfortl
msmisBitm ami giod Uns. Total
price tXlTtf terms. Hunsett Chera
let Co. . i - r
COUNTRY FLOODED WITH
STOLEN POSTAL FORMS
Is here from San Jose, are leav
ing today for Salem, being call
ed by the illness of Phillip M.
Matthews, former resident of this
city. !
Guest at Abbott Home
Mrs, May Moylan of San Jo3a
Is here for a visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. D Abbott, Mi8.
Moylan is the mother of Mr, Ah
bott, Standard Oil manager here.
She Will aiso visit in Iortland
while in the state., : . ;
HortleuUorai Specialist Here
Clayton l. Iongf horticultural
seclalist from the extension burv
eau of the O. S. C.( Is here and in
company with J. C. Jv&eiiy, county
agricultural aKent, Is spending
two days in tiio eonaty making
tours and visiting different fntit
growers. Tite men will confer
with farmers on their individual
problems In growing.
&ksicai Program at Rotary
A very interesting program was
enjoyed at tite weekly luncheon
of the Rotary ,Cinb this noon' nt
the Umpqua hotel, entertainment
being urnier the supervision of
Joe Shoekley. Allen Abbott had
charge of the musical numbers,
which included a vocal soio by
Marian Myers, wiili piano accom
paniment by Marian Ness, voeid
soio hy 'Mrs. Allen Abbott, with
accompaniment hy Miss Myers.
iouml table discussion on the re
:ort of Carey Seely who attended
he notary rhifo international con
vention lit Minneapolis this sum
mer, took up the remainder of
fhf moctlntr.
that eosatitated a crime, and
that "the Yililcum Tavern is
not a public place ami Is sset
alleged In nald indictment ts
be a imbiie piaee." ;
? .m 'i .- n
Euganeans Visit f I I " $
v HJ7ir Famer, Geo. J. .WilhPlm
and John M DeMoss of4l5uiu
were visitors in Kaseburg s over
Wednesday, ,J
To BHiish Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. if. F. Mason pass
ed through Ii?mehurg on a
ney from their home in Wishon,
ChL, to RHtish Columbia, whisre
ibfy will be nnill flm end of Au-sust.
TODAVS BASEBALL
KEW YOKK, July 15. -Babi
Ruth hit his 37th home run of
the season Into the right field
bleachers in the first Inning
today's Kama hetwot-n the White
Sox and the Yankees t the sta
dium. Ruth's drive followed
Comba double and save Use
Yankees a lead of two to" one.
II. If. E,
Bi. Iouls .....I 2
Activian to Attend Meet
Among the members of the Ae
.... ! t .ti-nrf H.i Mrs. Edith S. Ackert. county
,, ',i i. p- thl I school sutwrlntpnilenl, dausluer,
,...! ... j .I,. n I Carol, and Mies Catherine .Jacoby
Ollham, Mr.' and Mra. Jordan I LookhiK (ila.a and Mlsa ln
j.- i u.r Incho of Dlxonvlne motored to
Mr xi urn1.l Pen-la. W. I Ahland this mornins.
bnm fitih. I-aVerne itawn anu ""-
Bert Courtney are delecates and i -. . " ,
will be present for all of'tlie fea-iby Pouelas ootinty teachers attend-
Spending Few Oaya In Ashland
They will
visit the Southern Oreeon Normal
BiAna rin rrinv Bveninff nil of -InE the summer session on Friday
.t J i ... .t... t.,i. at. -afternoon. Friday evenine there
ter.d In a body and will nut on a 1111 be a plcnln at the school, man Is enthusiastic about fishing
ti,. rr.. nTt!inr i.iMiss Inscho while there will visit! and plana In the near future to re-
Los Gates Men Here Overnight
v. J. i.mieiMtEe, 1,0s (iatoa. Cat,
to Portland, and C. K. FIbrs. las
Gatos to neouver Island, were
in Hosebttrg overnicltt. While
hero Mr. Littlcpago met Mr. and
Mrs, D. D. Herbert, of Portland,
who are eoinir to Sacramento. Mr.
Litliepnge will visit with them In
Portland when they return. Mr.
FIbkr will try the fishing at Van
couver.
Ei-Residenl VieiU '
!, Brennalt, former resident of
this elty ami aevertil jTears ttmn-
aeer of the rock quarry south of
Roseburg, with his Bister, Miss
Nellie C. Brennan of San Fran
cisco, visited here overnight Wed
nesday, Mr. Brennan 1b now lo
cated at Willows, Coi., where he
is manager of the Harton hotel.
Miss Brennan is owner of an
apartment house in San Fran
cisco. They left this morning for
Seattle.
Colonel and Wife Visit
Colonel and Mrs. Nelson M. Ifot
.lernmn were guests yesterday at
(he Soldiers Home In Jtosehwrg
and made a visit to Ihe grounds.
according high praise to the beau
tiful gardens and KurroumiiUK& of
the home. Colonel Holderman, a
retired army man and world war
veteran, is commandant at the
Napa county Soldiers Home In
California, beinc head of the insti
tution since 1919. lie and Mrs.
Hoiderman have been on ft motor
trip to Washington and are now on
their way home. Colonel Holder-
l'hiiisdelBhiit
liitiiertes; Oroy and
Waiherg and Cochrane,
...2 4 0
Bchang;
li. If. B.
Detroit . S IS S
Wsislitngtoit 3 8 U
' Batteries; Carroll and Wotsd
nii; Zaeimry, Brown, Burke and
llmd
NEW YORK,. July 19. Money
order thieves have stolen blank
forms with a potential value of
fldjOO.iJOp, since JamwFy,: 1.
tad' are now engaged Jit -Itasslng
Utem all over the coutttry.f O, t M.
Ctamhan, ehiet jngpeetor nt' 'the
eneraf postofflBe, aBnaonced t to
1y. He issued u vsaming to mftr-
shKnts, -hot el i keepers and' restati-
tttit proprietors to be on Ots look
oat tor forged ordera, - ... ,
POLAND'S CROPS KiU-ED
WABSAW, Potitnd. Jafy IS.
White most of Poland la atlH
swelferliiB from tite heat, the
temperature In tho region of tho
Ciirpathlnns baa amMenty ttvop
ped to 21 degrees "threiiheli, tlo
sttuyins viittiaiiy alt tha crops.
DECISION BANS REALTY
TRANSFERS TO B, OF L. E.
f AwocUiM Yrewk teased Wti
SARASOTA, Fi., Jel 19.
Clrenll Jttiige Paul C. Albritton
has siRMit a temporary injaitBti in
restraining subsidiary cotBiMtnttfi
imntiiini? realty interests of tho
BnKherhood of Ioeamotfva 5n
tinet; from iranstemnK
pert tes to tho brotherhood.
pro-
I,OS ANEI,KS JJecitttse II10
district attorney hart fnMtfffctenl
eyiiienco to warrant a trial,
ehargt of fraud , tttsttlftrt Henry
Schupiann-Ilt lnk, ton of the fam
ous singer, were dismissed here
yesterday. Ho was accused of
fraudulently accepting mare than
ssjhh in a- stork deal.
They Hiked It From Mexico
if you don't think It's a long, tsugn walk from Mexseo Ciif, Mexico,
to San Francisco, Cat, just i Xavisr Caveioe ( 18, and floiserto
E, Juara, it, ttl Mlsw Boy Scout of Msxico. Bound cy staft ts Itw an
a fthe way th a memat sf frtetrfrtto to America's Be Ssauta
from CTribte Estpioradoa MestisaiMS, ai their orjaniiitisB Is -knswn
south of th Ria Granoe, th younsWF iraveteo tow mtte ctnec
July, traves& mountains.- dassrts an the abodes of savaae "trlbet.
They are ahowrf rsportlni to RabSPts E, Qufrea, MexfssuressBtf at San
Frcneieso, Ana tney mwno iq rm$ nsme a resume strsss
etudlee. , ' ' i- ' '
' ERROR IN SUDS ' , Bakea; This is the, eteeaa
.'. ' (JU8T0MBR; My staraE At Imt
ANOHY eiSSTOMEa tlossltw af oteMsl, sade a.pteg.-ftBtM-
paekago on the esanter): Wakes 1 S,M urui.i.r. .
Vrssbing u pleasnre, does It? Tinvs 1 1
COMPANIONATE
the washing white you wait; doeai
it? titu' itttte fhskes of .soani
'"ktLJ , . ' '. f HE: You're hardly ewsr at tat
- CIHOrRRr Madam, one moment, 1 1
please.rThi Is aot soap. , 1 cj'.her men.' - a
, CUSTOMER; Kot soap Notj "bhE: Wbf, t ve tBto3 eTerj
Eoal,? ' - fBfgfct this week, with twe xcep
GROCER: No. Your daughtepj ttons. t '
asked for it half pound of grateii HE; Who Jwairs; .tfeeyt--Ser?
cheese and a half pound of soap-r hody's Weekly. ! v
jRosebiirg Bboterie
Ladies $10M May Manton
Slippers
$5.95
ANTLE R S
TODAY
Italian Flyers on Longest Non-Stop Hop
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I I illl tMitATI If-VfOtf-t 1
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AND
FRIDAY
Bobbed hair lipstick sop
ping galoshes a tikeUe a
sport rottArter HEYi HEY?
AH 'era op and what have
BARE KNEES
A comedy drama dedicated
to the great American flap
per, God bless 'em, God
dress 'em!
Ueual Admitjsori
Mat, 10-25 Eve. 10-35
u f h nrineinim in the most ambfioe non stoo airplane fistHi ever ttemsfed the hop of
ZW wrml affairs to en"-. with her sister. Miss Violet Instho, turn here and fish In Utopia va!-!lhe two Italian piiota from Rome to Buenoa ftiree, Uower left Captain Arturo Ferarln; right ia Major
tUtain of Ihe delpeales and Iwho is altendint; the school. The ley streams with gam Starmer, j Carlo Delprete. Their ocean route aa far Rls fs Janeiro ia shown on the mip. Abswe I their inle-:
clnb members durlna t he contra-' PV w' ret h"e Saturday or I commandant of the Oregon Sol- motored monoplane .Sewia. It la of unusual de.ign, with the propeller behind instead of in front of the j
Uoa 'Sunday. diers Home. motor, which ia mounted above tha wings, !
ALSO
AMATEUR NIGHTS
MUSICAL COMEDY
Cirt Mary Jane.
Time; Morning after nite before.
Scene Grocery store.
Place BingviHe.
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