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ROSEBUR1 NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBL'RG. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 19, 1928.
DependableMerchandise
At Lowest Prices
Our line of House Furnishings is sold to you with
the idea of yielding us 4 profit on our turnover.
This profit we hold consistent with good merchan
dising. Our policy is the
Best Merchandise for
the Least Money and
Reasonable Service
Upon this policy we are asking for the patronage
of the people of Douglas county. t ( , , . f ,
Mckean. Darby & Baldwin
..' '-I ; , .
Complete House Furnishers Roseburg, Ore.
lu
Makes Loss Good
V,
HOKE ' SMITH TO ; j t 1 1
1 THE RESCUE OF
. PARTY TICKET
)".-.; i ' ,
'',' (Continued from pace t ) ' 1
would aspire or accept," ho declurr
ifd, concluding: ' ' ' . ' '
: Party Duty Seen.
' - "I owe tho democratic .party nil
oIillRutlon of Krutltuiln ' for tlio
honors It .luis . bestowed ujpon pie,
und llkw,i6 two it a ei(cifcl duty,
which Ih,40 defend It iisalnat Its
bnemles from without uud Us mal
contents within.' ' In obedlonce (to
that 'duty, and lit response to re
quests which, have - come to me
from Georgians all over the stale,
I request loyal' democrats through
out; Georgia' who feel concerned
over tho present situation to meet
In Atlnnta July 87 'for' tho purpose j
palitn which will bo aggressively
cnmlueled ill support of tliivnrnor
Alfred R Sinllji and Senator Josepli
T.; Holilnuonj"! : ' ' i , ?
FAMOUS FLYERS
DESTROY BOND
OF FRIENDSHIP
' ' ' 'V-M'-I !:-(. !.
(Continued frginPqge 1.)
the ' 'succiwa of the Tllght ot the
Southern' Cross In this manner.
ssneclrilly barlng In mind the
iuct tlmt my fat nor was an arlniir
ml lii (tho United. States navy, now
fetliod, anil. I consider- It would
ha a greali Ions of . dignity and
prestige to link himself un wllli'ti j
uii-iiii-ii-ui ur iiinurp menu..'
y'My greatesl wish uud desire Is
lit. niaho avnllnblo the experience
V Iiiivii gained In nuvlgiiliiig the
Southern1 Cross from the begin
ning to the end 'or Hie Journey in
the interests of uvlatlon,
, Denies Making Debt
''Regurding the suggestion that
I entered into a contract involv
ing financial embarrassment to
-Jim without his knowledge or
consent Mils Is entirely Incorrect.
I never entered Into un engage-1 rlellKlitcrl
IIMM1L IllVUIVIIIg Jllll WIIIIOUI.
entire npproval.
aim recently cnguged a iiinii'
(oF iilsi own 'without consult
ing me and of whom I did not approve."--
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'This ,14 Hhoiight to bo Taokard
do Flores-of Han Francisco, now
staying at Warner's hotel' with
him and said to he acting in the
capacity of adviser.
' Lyon ndded:, "Regarding a pon
slblo future tntns-occnntc. flight,
I have tentatively planned ono hut
Jim had not been included In It.
"Jim mentioned Hint he disap
proves of certain of my friend!;.
My own 'personal friends I Vim
alder i are entirely my own coii
eern and all of lliem have rec
ords of which-1 am proud."
Chief among those is said to
ho Captain "HHP Lancaster' .of
the Itoyal Air Forces,
'"llegiirdlng , my I'tituro 1 move
moils," Lyon : ailileil, "I am not
prepared to sny anything at pres
ent. My mother nnd 1 iiru re
maining in Los Augoles until KM-
unlay, when we are flying down
to Mexico on a snort vlnll as, the
gllnsla of Mr. Jack ' i.Maddiix." I
Lyon concluded: "If Ihere In
nuyihlng I can do lo help Jim at.
any lime I shall be only loo tie-,
lighted to do II."
Motion Pictures and Stills
Taken of Spots of Scenic
Interest Fishing
Was Excellent.
The group of local sportsmen
who went out last week in secure
pictures of Hie North Cnipnua
country, returned Inst night, after
a very Interesting trio. Charles
Lockwood, John Kwell, It. J.
, Kirk wood, Welter Fisher and C.
I W. (.'lark were among those of the
parly who completed the trip. It.
L. Whipple, Guy (.'onion and Carl
Wlmberly went part way but le
turned ,M o n d a y ft urn Bruin
Spilugs.
Tho parly covered Hie full
length of the North I'mpqua river
from Klennilioat to Diamond Luke,
'with the exception of l.cniola
Fulla. Among other points of In
lereat they viewed Steamboat
Falls, Twin Lakes, Toketee Falls,
Hot Springs, Mountain Meadows,
I'lno Bench, Oak Flats, Sorln
Springs, Copeland Creek, Diamond
Lake, Lake Creek nnd the Dia
mond Loko hatchery. At each of
these places they secured niliner
oui photographs. Including sev
eral reels of motion pictures. Thu
films and stills are to be marie
up Into a scenic travelogue to be
limned to various sporlMuen'H or
ganizations as a means of educat
ing Hie public concerning Ihe re
creallonnl possibilities'- of Hie
rvurin umpqiia district.
nir. Kirkwooii, who Is editor ot
h ostei n outdoors magazine, h is
secured n huge amount of copy,
which will appear in one of the
forthcoming Issues of his puliH-enlion.
muse who mane the trip wore
nut report that It Is a
LEGION POST TO
GIVE DANCES AT I
UMPQUA PARK'
I'mpqua Post of tlio American 1
jU'Kion, which (or considerable
! time operated the dances at Uri-1
ffiital Gardens, has least d th I'mi-'
(tu I'arti pavlUou Uauce flour lor
jtlm isummer Keaioii and will ton
(duct dances thre reKUla-l euvh
'.Saturday n(tht and ujioii speciul
joi-catiiona during the summer.
I Considerahlt) lime and money
I have bi'ti ispent In preiJaWn;; the
i Hour for the dance Keusou, and it
:1h now in exceittionally kqo-1 shape.
1'he first of the season j daucen
will be Klven on Halurday nixhi ot
this week, and it i expected that
! ihere will be a targe attendance.
ihe fine location of the nail, near
jthe banks of the South Linpqun
river, and In a fine grove, makes
the place ldeul for such altrac-
l nous, oiicrnu; a line place tor un
;4 i evening of dunclng. A Bpeclul or-
'(lustra haH been urramel lor the
occasion and the inuniiKment
pronilscB good mtiKie,.
(ur cow spray
Wharton Hio.h.
kills ihe flloK.
CARD OF THANKS
Add t othe list of those who make
sacrifice ot omaintain their good
name. Donaiu Muir of Amnuny,
Kans. Mr. Muir from his personal Our sincere thanka are extended
wealth hao just completed pay- to all sympathetic neighbors and
mcnt of $110,000 to creditors of nienda and to the Chambers Mo
the failed Home State bank of , tor Co. who no kindly aided us dur-
wmcn he was an officer, tvery ae-!jnK the death and funeral of our i
positor has been paid in run. He imo son and brother, Oscar Rod
gave up the bulk of an estate ey. We are especially grateful for
founded by his father.
STATE POULTRYMEN
CHOOSE OFFICERS
v nam trin to malto in bucIi u snort
space of time, as they were 'out
less than a week. Much of the
rllstancc was covered on roof ns
the party did not tako sufficient
horses for all to ride, and the men
took turns riding and hiking.
They found excellent fishing
along the- river and tributary
streams and at Mountain Mead
ows found a great aboundance of
deer. They succeeded in secur
ing several closeilp pictures of
deer at that place.
Halo Hi's at Wliimiin Hros.
Dr. Kihviril N. Ilywnler, progres
sive Inilepeudent eaiidldale' ror
president of th0 tlnlted States will
suealt from Hie court house steps,
HosebtirK, Halurdny night S p. m.
Which Way ; America.'' Sunday,
'Put tho lllblo In the Schools."
Monday night, "To Hell with Hie
Pope." My. story of 01 days - tor
lure both physical and mental at
Hit) hands of the Catholics.
GARDNER FAILS ,
IN ATTEMPT TO
BREAK PRISON
(Continued (rom page 1.) '
Roseburg Booterie
SELLING OUT
V Men's Tennis Shoes
95c
(Continued from pago 1.)
He broke jail Willi two onnfcdi.i--
ales Ihe same year, anil was at. lib
erty three years nil limiL-h hi ,.,.m.
millions were captured almost lni
qR nierllately. Aiipridiended in n Co-
iiiinuiis. unio. rooming houso he
was taken hueli.to Toledo and con
vleted. nnd sentenced to un aggre
gate or around (10 years in prison.
lirbaytls was accused or partici
pating in a delivery plot hero n
year ago during which two con
federates galnerl temporary free
dom, Ounflro rroin the guards was
said to have thwarted his efrorts
to rollow them through broken
cell bars.
DANCE!
CLERICAL HAND
l; ai i rr.m im
- a--ft-.Vl-.jt til
B ASSASSINATION
(Cniiliniieil from page 1.)
Umpqua Park Pavilion
Saturday Nite, July 21
Auspices of American Legion Drum Corps
HEAR OUR NEW BAND!
They're Horn-Tootin' Fools
The floor has been sanded and is great
I GENTLEMEN $1.00 LADIES FREE!
I- .
McConnlek-neerlng cream separ
ators are light running ns well ns
close skimming. Orten they will
save enough eieiun In one venr to
pay for themselves. Sold at' Wliar
lou Pros.
the floral offerings tendered by all
and particularly the U. S. Forest
Service, Woodmen of the World,
Knights of the .Muecabees, Coen
Lumber Co. and Lookingglass Sun
day school.
Mil. AND MRS. T. ItODI.KY,
AND FAMILY.
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
. Established 1901
, i M. E. RITTEB, Manager
t Founded and (Vtai'ntained on Efficient
: ; i J . j ; ? Service and Courtesy
was said iinoi'i'leliillv in i.,.i- .....
i I fused to iiilniii aceoniiillies nnd
to have Insisted that he alono was
responsible. '
He was slated to have lived at
(liindaliijarn but lo have come lo
Mexico city six monihs ngo
seeking work. Pollen asserted Hint
they found upon him n picture or
Ihe Catholic pil,.,t Miguel Augus
Hll Projiiarez, who was executed
In connection with the nilenipt
to nssMSKlnalo tieneral (ibregon
with hemhs hist Nevember.
rosary and other religious em
blems were also found.
Vengeance Vowed
Ci'iieral oliregou'a hodv was en-
Li route lo his native state or Soo
K era. some J.m miles dlslnnl, on
presiui'iiual train which he
he would have used after his In
auguration in December. The
body win arrive at Its last rejt
lag place tomorrow.
As it left Mexico city thousands
of Obregen followers raised llie'i
rlctit bands ami took a solemn
oath In simlnln his principles and
to nee tint punishment was visit
ed upon those responsible for his
death. This was done at the In
stance of n member of congress
iv ho. ns the oath was given, titrn
ed lo President Calles slandlim
nearby and said:
"Wo demand nf you Justhe hv
the plllilsruilelil ef those gnillv
of mm del lug Ohregnn." v
'hone ?84
Oik nnd Ktn Stt,
Ambulance Service
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
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We are now sliowlim nil models
of (ho new Ksfex cam. IiRrsi
selling 6r) tlndcr car in the world
Roy ditching .Motor Co.
Anwxrlnloil Pros I.i-uiotl W'rc)
C.OUVMAA'A, Or"., July 19
M. S. Wi-hrotik, Milwaukle, wns
I'lt'ctcd i-n-sidcnL of (ho Oregon
I'oiiltrymi'n'H iisKOt-lailou nt (he
mmunl himincKH meeting held in
eomiL'ullon with the poultry con
vention on tho Oregon Stuto Agri
cultural Colh-Ke cum jtiis, after the
onhtltullon was c!hanKed to per-.pnn RRNT-Mmlpm tnt
Vult laddfiH and picklnir buclt-
icls ai sold at Whartoii Urna.
NEW TODAY
in It nominations from the floor.
Other officers chosen were El
nur W. Oribb!e, Can by, vire-presl-dent:
i". h. Knowltoii, Corvallls.
Recretnrv-treasnrer: Ambrose
Hrownell, Milwaukle, and Mrs. W. FOR
II. Thompson, Canby, members of
the executive committee.
An amendment was adopted
dee. Kimtlng the college aB the place
of annual muting, but permitting
the executive committee to hold It
elsewhere In un emergency.
Kesolutions asking more tariff
protection and state aid in eradi
cation of diseases affecting poul
try were adopted. Tho sesf.ion,
largest In the organization's liis
tbry, closes I his afteruono.
close In.
Inquire Kidder's Shoe Store.
FOR RRNT 2-rooin furnished
house, $(i per mo. James Darr,
Miller's Addition.
HKNT 5-room modern
house. 331 N., Rose St. Inquire at
3-ltj N. Rose; j
EMCCTRIC Imrtable"-se"wlngma-:
chine to trade for cow. Address j
llox 23, care News-Review. . j
LOST Fountain peiiT engraved R. !
H. Weeks. Finder please leave'
Lawn fertilizer will keep your
lwn green with less water. It -lft
Kohl in ri) iouiid miuJs at Vharton
iiniH. , ; ,
SERIES PORTLAND
FIRES IS THOUGHT y
; .: ARSONIST'S WORK
' f ' T : . . : r
' ' ' mtMVcioN'(t I'm Lonicil Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore., July 19.
Two tncendlnry fires last night
In ICast Siilo dwolllngs 1 were be
lieved' to have been started by
firi'hug fiufipeeted of causing
more Ihiin a score of fires in Port
land In Ihe hist six months. Two
otlV fhea occurred lasl nigh.
me oi which wan inuireeL eaut-c
of an accident In which two lire
men were Injured. '
Hounding a coiner nt 3;th and
Morrison Blreets, engine tl.
Irlven by llaivey Tufts, swerved
to avoid hilling a child, and (ho
engine crashed into a telephone
pole. W. H. Miles and Guy O.
Jones, membei'H of the engine
company were Injured, Miles be
ing taken to n hospital. Jones
was treated at the police, emer
gency hospital.
Myers pumps for all kinds of
wells are carried In stock at Whar
ton. Bros.
nt News-Review. Reward.
WANTED Second hand "two-bol-toin
disc plow, horse power. Geo. !
W. Turner, Glendale, Ore.
FOR SALE Slab wood7 dry, 1 0 !
inch. $1.25 at mill; $2.25 deliver-;
ed In (Viler lots. O. C. Welkel
Mill, Coos Junction.
LOSTVednesday morning, ! be""
tween Rurke's Lunch and west
Roselmrg, head light rlni. Finder j
please leavo ut Hurlce's Lunoh.
WANT1CD "i- Mun"wTth portable '
mill and donkey to saw nnd log
. cedar cross ties. O.1 C, Welked.
See mo at Mill, Coos Junction.
FOR RP:NT Ono Broom lioude,
close to senior high and busi
ness district, $10 per month.
House la Umpqua Park Rent
free lo responsible party. Wilbur
L. Spaugh, fiul S. Pine.
YOirLrrUKK THIS -Timid hotisel:
miiluble patch of ground for
elite ken ranch, lino . soil, i shade
for poultry, city water, lights, '
some fruit, for about half value.
Some poultry included. Tei ins.
Write llox News-Review. j
MORTGATsTTiTlo fit your m-edsTTf 1
you aru in tho market for niort-j
gago linancins or re-financing ou
your Douglas county realty this
association has a very attractive
plan for taking care of your
needs. Consult us before placing
your mortgage. Umpqun Savings
nnd Loan Association, Douglas
Abstract Building.
HO "SALES."
LOWEST
TRICES
EVERY PAY
I 1 IS 1 MSTiTUTION v
ICPenneyO
41
EVERT
STORE A
LOCAL
ENTERPRISE
quality always at a saving"
?ZB.?31 CASS ST.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Sirinmer -.Economy
Summer and its diversions always bring additional expenses.
You can help make up for the cost of that vacation or week-end
trip by Buying Here and Our Low Prices will entail no loss in
the Quality of the Goods You Buy. ;
Our Selling-
Policy Is This; :
We hold no so-called
tales of any kind nor do
ve name comparative prices
of any kind. Goods are
always sold at the lowest
possible prices consistent
vith prevailing market con
iitions, and when the price
pf some ertiele is marked
town to its replacement
value, the former price is
lever mentioned. We aim
o give the same fair square
'xeatmcnt to you every day.
Short-SIeeved procks
, In Seasonable Styles at Considerable
, , Savings
Here are frocks that are
fcurc to please you they fit
into the summer prbgram
v smartly and comfortably
and they are examples of the
savings possible here every
day only ' . '
$4.98
Summery Pastel
Shades
The delicate colors make
hese frocks appropriate for all
kinds of summer occasions-
pay prints, too, are included
You can refresh your wardrobe
for so very little nowl
ill
A Number of Smart Frocks
Are Necessary for Summer Comfort
WW . WU
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. : Frocks of many types are on
display in our department
and T everyone . can select
enough for her summer needs
at the two economical pricey
below.
$5i90and
$990
If!
There are tailored dresses
for traveling and general street
wear, pastel sport frocks and
charming afternoon dresses
all moderately priced. , .
House Frocks :
' Of Splendid Gingham ; -
Unusual ly
a Itr a c
1 1 v e w a s !l
frocks with'
real it y lc;
Many differ
e n t pattern
and colors.
7c
Comfortable
Short Sleevef
Ideal frocks
as comfort
able as they
are attractive
and low
priced I
ELLEN, TERRY DYING
8MALL HYTII10. Kent. Knclnnd.
July 1H. Dnmo Kllcn Terry, nnt-
eU colh'iimin of Sir IltMiry Irvine
on the KukUsIi Klagt. htpsiMl Into
sju'IIh or uncoiiHclousnoHs today.
sin lma hci'ii critically ill Hluce
TuoHtliiy.
I ho uucil tu'lrt'tm imsod u fair
night., hut wan wcaltnr this niui n-
liiK- Win was iihlc to recoKiiizn
hnr tli'votcd on nnd dnimhtor.
Kdltii and Kdward Gordon Craig,
onlv in occasional momenlH.
MUltTGA(iKS to fit your needs. If
you arc in the market for mort
gage flnnncint? or re-finaitcinR
, on your Dour hi scounty realty
this association has n vei-y at
tractive plan for taking care or
your needs. Consult ti before
placing your mortgage. Umpqun
Savings and Loan Association,.
louglas Abstract Mulhltng.
Prize Dance
THE WIGWAM
Saturday Nile, July 21
Thrse Prliea Given Awny to the
one that carries the lucky
number.
Musio by St.T Five
Genln St Ladies Free
HOSI-:iliHC liuiti Is ii kiioiI mil'
You run own 210 hitoh rich Kav
ili'li noil. Ill) lien's has butMl flll
tlvaliMl, ultl hiilhlluKii, ;t stiriliKK.
iiuiiibir fruit trues, 210 mn-os
-vt?ry flno tliiibor, i;1osl to high
wily; mill tho price- It Is so
small lmnlly notlrriibln. $15 per
nr-ro with only -200 down, $25
per niniit.li, 5 Interest on bal
ance. J.ock llox 518.
I . SAN- FRANCIROO-Col. Amlel SAN FRANCISCO Tho sum of
i "oennenner. ot willows, for many ' J160.000 will be expended in the
The Business nnd Profes- ! 'cars" ,a "'P"der in the republican I next -year-by the Pacific highway
slonal Women will hold a pic- 'councils in California, died here association in an endeavor to in-
nic supper at the Skinner I yesterday. He was 79 years old duce tourists to visit all scenic
home at Winston Frlduy eve- ,an" Prominent In Masonic circles, j points along the const.-''
ning, July 20th. Meet nt Snnl-
tary Deauty Parlor, Hell Bldg.
on Jackson St. from 6 to 6:16 ;S
p. m. Please bring 50c, plate, !
cup, spoon nnd fork. Installa ' ,
Hon of officers and program. !
i ;
NEGRO THIEF STRIKES. h
WOMAN WITH A CLUB :
(Annrlatfd PrpM LaihhI Wire)
I'nttTI.ANI) (lie Inlv IflJti-o
Mnrle Silver was struck by a ne- Im
gro bui-Klnr whom she surnrlseil In
her lionie earlv lodnv. She wnH ! S
f'olli.il l.v. ,rl,.,.l.r 1,1,.... ..r n u
club, but soon
trurler escaped.
recovered, 'i'lie In-
mlm.I.I.II.l.I.I.I.r.T.I.I.I.I.I.I.T.T.I.I.I.I.I.TT.T.Ta
DAN C E !
AT THE NEW
CAMAS VALLEY DANCE HALL 1
Saturday Nite, July 21st
' GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC
hverybody Come , Good Crowd
Heads Kiwanis
DANCE
AT THE
Melrose Country Club
Saturday Nite, July 21
Music by
The Saturday Serenade
Gentlemen 75c Ladies Free
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
fpecltllst In the fitting of
- - Qtasaef
116 Jackson SL
HarmC.Stcarns'
history of ftoseburq
otatc of Oregon
and
iho
(City, Mo., ii the new president of
j Kiwanis International, elected at!
the 12th annual convention of the
! organization in Seattle. He Is a
j life Insurance man and was borni
In Evanston, III. . I
WE snw lust week, the con
vention of 1 8 1 8 fixed the boun
dary between the U. S. and Cnnad.t
nt the line of the 49th degree North,
from the Lake of the Woods to the
Rocky Mountains, and the territory
from there west was to be open to
either country.
By the convention of 1827, rati
fied in 1828. joint occupation was
continued indefinitely. The Oregon
question occupied the attention of
Congress also in 1820 nnd 1824.
Each Item .
of a funeral director's equip
ment plays a part in the service
he renders. With one item
missing or defective, his ser
vice is short of perfect. That's
why we are so particular about
our equipment. f
DOUGLAS
FUNERAL HOME
DUlincftituntraJ Jttnict "
Comer Vine, and Lano Streets
'Phona-IU
R.OSEBURO
; 'ft?!. WM
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