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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 27. 1928.
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Don't forget our cool basement makes summer shop
ping for Shoes, Men's Furnishings, a pleasure.
REDUCTIONS
on Summer's Most Wanted Items
NOW!
Smartest of Swim Suits
The most admired styles now in
vogue were introduced by Woolastic
made of guaranteed Fleischer's
yarn the cleverest of (hem all
now on sale.
TUNNEY WHIPS
HEENEY IN 11-
mother objected to the attention
he paid iULss Herdegen because he
was purl Indian and that sever U
j days ago they had quarreled.
' The shooting luok jik-e at
home of u friend of the girl.
the
REV. DONAHUE DIES
; SOI.'TIl IIKNI), Ind.. July 27.
Tile Itcv. Joseph .. Donahue, 3D. Hi
C. H. (.'., formerly president jf'H
, Columbia University, Portland. A
Ort!., Is dead. He had been lllig
j three weeks with embolism, js
OFF
SPECIAL
Ruffled Curtains
with . valance nnd made
daintily of scrims and
dotted nets.
$1.00 a pr.
Rayon Washable Prints
Nothing more adaptable to the
new exotic shades and bright col
or combinations than these lust
rous fabrics most suitable of all
for gay summer dresses were
B5c to S.I. 00,! now f
69c '
Saturday Is
ettdr ;
Sjiun'p Day
IllltUIII
life
SPECIAL
Flowered Voiles
lleautiful patterned Voiles
in great variety. Formerly
were 35c and 40c, now
29c a yd. ,
Crepe de Chine
Softest of sheer
Dress goods, figured
ant) very colorful
formerly sold at 85c
to $ 1 .00. now
: ' 69c'
Saturday Is
Reel Letter
Stamp Day
away at his challenger, standing I
toe to toe with Tom to baiter an
slice at his body as lleeney's
KUUINIJ BATi LE B""",!"1 lal"''1 "M spirit!
. j never faltered. In the seventh
rrnund, the one blow that settled f
fCnntluuod from page 1.) !ib buttle, left Tom blinking andj
' ' 'rubbing his eye and for a moment.'
ed under the magic touch of Jack t seemed as though the lulllln ;1
Uempsoy, the promoter today saw iniKia( end then and theie.
visions of better and better i lice Tunney, now tne muster In '
gules' to come. The impressai io full eoinmaud of Ihe milling, alien-i
ui .Muonon Mmaie t.ardeii be- ,.d a brund of B.oi tsinaiishli that :
lieves he now has in Tunney tlie brought cheers from the throng;
makings ol one of the greatest already tiring of the gory spec- ivm i.u.i
" nisiory oi '.llojtacle. dene clinched with the SAN FRANCISCO. July 271 o
nnjj-a matter 'boxer with the now- .challenger as lleeney fought lu iSpeaklng at San Francisco's re-! FEDERAL RADIO. BOARD
r in iiih (.ramie nsia to batter gain control f the Hft eyelid, icoplion in his lienor here today.' POSTPONES DECISION S
helpless a man who never before held him there and relused. io! Herbert Hoover, lepublican uomi- '
was punched Io tho canvas. ! punch until he was sure ihut the I nee for president, stressed the WASHINGTON, July 27. The W
certainly me handsome chain- injury was just one of the importance of foreign trade. He Federal Hadio commission today
p en, bronzed the color of un in- '"breaks" ol ,,e game. isaid in part: . . .extended until September 1 the II.'
dial, trained to ihe n.lnule and I Joy For the Victor "Our loreign trade lias grown 'censes of J2 broadcasting ta-'g
h.iwigo in tlie penectlon or his J Happy at Ihe outcome of the greatly since the war. until today, ! ''ns whose cases are pending un-;
m,. "iv ?;"""' "j'" I00"' nmg fray that deliintely eslab-:ii we allow lor the depreciated dol-iler an order which cited liij sla-W
, Zl I ? "o ll,i f '"S"'f """ aS "" ur t"""-. it l 50 per cent greater than o show cause why their 11-
I . ,i .. i 1 ,0 " 'ineuduus power, Tunney was car-1 before the war. In the meantime,: tenses should not be revoked
from ihe thud round until ihe ru.d i,( u, h i.v i.Im ...i - :.i... n, ... .'am-hsii 3
liook para
lion of Tuime'y's sunren icv And m dressing room, lleeney jv.ar trade. These other nations ; mission or voluntarily surrendered
I nun ihe moment il,-,i l,i,.u. i .!.., i "-' ' 1 eiupoi-me now emerging irom ine ue- uy tne broadcasters.
it fer e I'd K rle '" " of his htruclion of war. The outlook, of. Judge Ira K. I!obinson; chalr-
s epped . to save llio Anzac blind o,ld today is lor the greatest man of the commission, said the
and h.d, -ss after lw. ml, s',,?!''1 f.""""1 ,'' "K"i""' wher!r ut "rviul expansion in extension order should not be eon- i
52 seconds . rslaughte, , tl',ki'1'1 3 !'!'OV"' -,"er luck history. . 1:,rUed as a decision by the cumniis-'
e eventh Z sol" Issue one o '"" K"",1 U,'V un'" ,ho tiKla "t orld will be- ! thai Hie continued operation!
end, ancilee -v y o ab ke "come bettor customers. They will I of these stations will serve public:
sorb pimlshn !"" " Z Z """" i . have larger demands., but they will ;"'eresi.
aiso uecomo stronger competitors, Ilm eAiensiun was granieu to
for the markets of the Orient, liable the conimisslon to give fur-,
In this new era of expansion, thettn,'r study to tile merits, or these
whole Pacific coast will have a i cases. . . . . i
large part to play. j j
' With the high skill and leader- NEW TODAY I '
ship In her merchants, her . luanu- i
faelurers. her shipping men. thia r.ns'r,i..u,.. -kib. r u
uiignt tuliire in this, Hetiirn News-Itevlew. Reward.
MARJORIE
Wash Frocks!
Organdies, Voiles and Prints
in Beautiful Shades and Styles
PRICE i
$1.95 and S2.95
alv'zed ihe oniictrv'in iT-'1"1 "w,'y .'" rHt uu I''""!1" ,he war are "" iU!l "' ! licenses of the remaining 30
l eye there a m, oueI 1 i,r I i"" T" . J''rinai,y. I covering to the level of their pre-! stations were revoked by the com-
YARDAGE
We are ctill closing out our yardage, and ther?
are many bargains to be had in" summer fabrics at
prices you can not duplicate. (
from
Iinl., out of tlie pic
niintiU' and 53 at-c-Kocoucl
roii ii U of Hn
preliminary of Din llicm-v-
cliuni)lontliip curd.
Qetter Service Better Merchandise
FIRES DEVOUR' !
: GRAIN CROPS,
MANY HOMES
'.(Contlnuntl from, pngu I.)
EurWi'i'il rrom' ileHlniMlrin 'of Mils',
; rn I n .( ' ! f( ' ' ' .' ! j
Nn . iiullii'iilJi! . cal Siiiii 1 1' nr. Ilic
l,imiKi! wlia tiivlillulile, lull iiiimil
('lal siiggestliiiis luinied iili.don in
(, itnsHlhlo' flguiej
fi(Mii'ii of ureal r wHtiiil . iniicHes;liad
lieeii! hilif wiitl'4iy Ihe l'lnhi'es 1 lutt.
Mhi'o than ' a
Fire Hazards
are Increased durlnn this time
of the year.' ' ' 1 ; 1
Carry Fire Insurance '
In tin miuiiiuiln uinoiint to pro
tect yourself In cuso of flro.
(heck up' tin your policies mid
sen lliil. you, are protected. Our
office is ill your service In ail
niailers pertaining In fire mid
aulo Insurnucii. Prompt .and re,
llalilo servlcp.1 ' ' ! - ) .
. G!,W.'YbuW &'Son
l i INSURANCE
110 Cass St.. . Phone 417
had advanced' doggedly castwaM
I despltu the efforts of, weary ,1'lgli'.-
ers to Hlem Ihe crimson llde.
Town Has Close Call
The damage Included standing
wheat and sacked1 .grain, besides
the buildings . on several of ihe
farms. Tin, town of Nureka, wlili
n hmi I Hill i Mill, III, an I h. was llll'e'al
elled llll'llg' )nucli ,L' ilie uigili.,
t'liiincd hy n ' -wliKj creatiKl iii
pari liy il own Ileal, II, n. fire ran
I rapidly llirougli the gniin rl.'lil t,
j piirchwl in lnder dryness by n,e
lllgll leniperalllie' of Hie hist fe
dnys, llnekllrin'g and plowing of
1 trellclieS i in ' an ; erinrt In head H.
proved of Utile avail. ' ' ' ' ' ,
; ' Meantvhlle' farm hoinos wore
iliiiuiloiieil' hy ' tlii'lr ' Inhahllniilii,
. who fled (o places of safely out.
I Side the jintli of the llro.'lhen men
folk remaining In Join the army
or wheat grow ers and townspeople.
'Unit wore contesting its advance.
' Itesldes Hie loss df grain fields
; and sacked wheal, ninny pastures
well! rut I hy the 'lire. Tin
Heenev Down In inth ' '.. ' l'""""i"6
VZ J;ist a'moment in tlie tenth IrTrI, "....nlh. c"
louiid, us lleeney, battered sense- , Four preliminaries
less by a storm of punches that iiv KlAVAIlli l is.-i.-ii
rallied ,f hiB jiiuty chin and (AssoiJted -re s SpoNs Vr.ter)
chugged deep his burly body,! VANKKK STAIIf'.l, New York
h rote hed helpless at the edgo of July 27.-llill liaring it the U S
io navu s. Arkansas, a youlhful edition of
won he prize of a clean knock-:,,,,. ,, ,:l,es,ed5 To eVney b
1 1..-.,.!1, " ';U""1 .C""" '" - ntlr.-ly left handed, blasle.i
i," u , , ... , ' , rraiiK Lang, heary weight
; ' , " oenpuirnig south liond,
seconds drugscd him to his cor-j lure in one
ner. Heroic treatment restored tho'ondH of the
inzao suiiicieniiy to warrant ' first
isenuing nun lorlli for the final I Tunni
...- .i.i, i..iei-.isi irom; jimmy llyrne. .oulsvllli. 'lign
he moment Oene paralyzed half of heavyweight, d ,,0 8,.",
lleeuey's s ght. could not he avert- southpaw of Ihe evening, tried l is
ed hree in miles more. unorthodox punches on "lllg liny"
I Having the sympathy of most of I'elerson of New Orleans, in n six
llie crowd hy his .Spartan Indilfei- round engagement, llyrne failed
ence o punishment, lleeney lore,!,, make t two tilralghl victories
into he champion lu the first 'fur ihe left banders but he did
round and drove dene before him I gain draw Willi Peterson ufler
under n- Kin, mi ol short, looping I six bruising rounds. I'elerson Mi-
'" ""; te-nu. s.o,eiiiuous set ft bin s nil luu K. nl,,w.l
piinl.ihinenl, Ihe craggy-tea-1 .lohnnv (irnim, '
challenger rlpned llironeli heavvweleli, ,.i, ,,,.., I.-....7 . .. .
, lunney a giiiird, hulled hlin about co Cruz, champion of I'ortugal In
I the ring, and drummed his punches Just S7 seconds or another sis-'
ou dene's head; ! rounder. IVnv w..l,.l,..,i ,., '
Anzac Wins First Round so, 1117, Ol'ossq seorod four 'knock
It was an nmnzing aleht to tin. 1 diiwim In il. li ju..,i.
PHOENIX HOSE
GORDON HOSE
of
, lured'
coast has
period of svorld expansion
In an address .of welcome, Mayor
Itolph said the nation was upon
an era unique in the story of Am
erican progress.
"That era will bear; a great!
nunie." he' said., "It Is to he - Ihe !
Hoover lira.
. furnished ij
See James li
'Havu your -mechanical' ' work
doiie by Uee Howard. We spe
cialize on brakes. Ned Dixon's
Super Rialloiu jNeil, IHxon Hugh
Whipple. i , , U
-TT-
-o-
Ihronn, which viewed the" cham-l Thcj ,gnlhoi'Uigl'
pion as a a to 1 lavoritu and had blood of Ihe
I co, no io see a master buxer riddlo
ihis roe wllh llgiiining lefts, an
occasional llcln and dazzle lilni
'.villi tlie. 'laslest.' loot-work any
heavyweight has developed since
the. days of .Hi, , do, hell. I, was
just, as 'amazing to Tunney and u
i i ine, iinrrasseii look was on' Cur
nun ,i,ee as; ne trolled Io 1,1s cor
ner, a ivd bruise above the ten.
nyc. , i i i i ; " i i
( in lln lit . us was lleeuey's
iiimii me
Viewed Its first
eve, line ni r!..
..uiiivvu, ,- .lliuunej'- slunly, (.rial
boise janiiln;,-! the. lieuvWciK),tri,
halteied Ileijinan! ' llellef .of (er
niaiiy, hy 'way- m' Jersi'y Cily; in
another six-rounder.
imh'KioMiii int-l in .nifr. of your
recuinini'iiilh- tliul ' ihe " trans
mission mill dllTorentlnl bo flushed
wiiu Kerosene tw co eneli vet.,.
' 1 jand relllleil Willi I'resli . lubricant,
start. , We are euulnno.l whn nn. .si .,.,,.,
REJECTED BECAUSE
jjOF INDIAN BLOOD, I
i COP SHOOTS GIRL
I riinolios III l,lie pull, of Its advance ,,lw ,, u,,.,,....,. ,,,'., ,,,, ,,' ,
j weVe from li,,,, to (1o:,',;es;ll. size, comeu'rough shlgglilg' "wl " Ihe
IWIIIO III IIIMII UIMll Mill III Iri.flK r ... I,. .. I . ...
, I.. nuii-;ie(l lllxotl
ui..-s, i iiinie.T 'nan noiveii i rut prob
lem or mo plunging Anzae enough I
m mini i om even lu die round.
from then on Heenev failed In win
iinouier session.
! Gene's Skill Triumphs
Ml'ungely enough, solution of I
that, tough, punching problem from I
1NCW. .ealailll w 1 lie 'enni-ili.
i K Aii'lale.l I'ri'. l.euM.,1 Wire)
MILWAUKEE.' ijllly 27:-5-Allca.
Herdegen, 23, '.today lay injured,
pi'ohalily fatally, and her former
sjlilor, Ilenjamin Kckert, 27, re
cruit policeman, 'wns in-custody; ;
i ,"yiie did mil,, like me because I
am part Indian.' hiurnbled' Kolc
frl In exiilnatloi) of Ilia . action
Utter he sili rilnderetl to the' au
thorities. Ho ''confesseil. ' police
said, Io shooting the girl first,
titen striking her head several
times against Ihe floor. At tie-
I hospital with
llir .cenillt Inn svii't ,
I'.ci.eri. receuiiy .was divorcii
rniin liis 'llrftl wiro " 'atKl -IfM 'ro
luanco vlh KIhh lerdegen began
soon al'ler.' He said the' girt'.i
foil 1 I JtK.V'l' 2-Voom
house', $6 per month.
Hair, Miller's Addition.
HANDO.N'-bythe-Sea Furnished
iiabin for rent. $1 a day. John
Botts, 5311 N. Pino $1., Roseburg,
Ore.
The Ladies Shoppe i
1 39 N. Jackson St.
DOIXiK toiuiiig, 1UU. Now tires.
hacqn red In all 1 iu:ti ve colors.
, CompU'loly ovoihauled. A nood
buy at $350. Sub J. O. Newland
; and Son. .- : . : -hOST
Sterllnn' silver, link brairH-
. kt set with- .brilliants, and 2
stniiids of pearls. Kinder please
h : leavu at Newa-Heviev.. Reward.
POIl SALIC Netf ' 2-rooin buiiKU
low, Wet Sld.i, lot. 50x130; Kood
; garden Mromyl. For quick sale,
. price $tii)0. NeaT"8oJdiers Home,
-i O. W.i-Yomig & Son, ;Brtx. ai07.
r. Phonit.417i.i I i : i f
DOI)Gi:Vj21 Coupe, ?35(T A tria'l
,. .will please yon it Is In good me
cbanieul condition.' 'New' paint.
. TireB Q .Newland and
SOU. j 'J j ; j i
VHICRE? Ojic-liaU mile: ontli of
i tCunyonville. ('Canyon, -'iSivurn't
Ideal plnee for the Sunday din
ner. l!est of service, foods and
music. 'IVy II. Sunday.
FOHO Moil truck. Steel cab. New j WANTKO 50 young laying WliiOf
oversize tires In rear and li9x-t.4U , Leghorns; Address L., Leani,
new tlreH and new wheels in LookinKlass.
front. Ruckstell gear. In process .i7i2l)OI)fiE SUDAN, price
or leconuiiioning now. j. u.
Newland and Son.
Tiros approxhnalely 70. Thor
oughly recoiidiiioued. Finlsu
good. Seat covers . and nceesso
rie's Included. Se&'J. O. Newland
anu ami,
aJ?
KL'V A HOUSIO Lot 53 1-3x100 to
.tin-j.. u-iwmu, mimi-iii hm.Ti fc
Im ilt-in t'eiinirHS.' Iinl iiruL rokl I
water, electric lights; located on HOME owners, do; you need read
Cobb street.- Paved street, side
walk, and cement walks. Large
garage. SlSOo' SiiOO down, bal
ance like-rent. U. W. Young &1
Son, ll(i"CaHS Street. Phone 417.1
fractured . skull iFOIt SALE Full automalie- Wesi-
gri-.l, higliouso junior cabinet electric
rjmatr, ? f vyh'to; j; ieiii)ieled 7 jtt)p.
e(piippeJ Vifh water' heaier iuit:'
off.; t'sod1 seven1 monlh. In ei
c'ullent1 condition. Phone .Mrs.
AtVIn' Kmultson; "J i ll. ' i
STUDEHAKEH Special Sixr -rC0. i
Excellent condition, mechanical-!
ly. Winter enclosures. Lacquered I
attractively. in green and black.J
colors that will endure. This car
- has thousands of miles of pleas-
urnble service ,J. Cf. Newland
; antl Son. ; ;
WANTED -f 'ar washing and
- greasing, at the best equipped
Hi'rvice station in town. We have !
our parking space all cement, not
gravel to carry in your car. Come
! 'IHlU'wI hnve us iest your tires.,
' kSeVl(revith ir 'smile al Ll' R.
- Chambers Service. Statioji,. , cor
ner Douglas and Mnin Sis., near!
Court House. Phone ti lfl.
cash? If you own your horns artd
need Immediate Eunda we can
give 'you prompt- service. Our.
monthly pnymqnt plan offers an
easy- method y of- liquidating;
loan. No com missions,- no delaysr
1'jnpqua Savings and 'Loan Asso
ciation. Douglas Abstract Kldg.--
USED CAHS 1925 Chev. sport
' touring," ?2li5. " ' ' ' ' " ; .
1325 Ford sport roadster. $2501 'T-
; Ac SUir pouring, i$l5o. f f
1U2-I. Chev. 1-ton- truck, $150. '.
1JI21 inulsoiiijsedan, $fi50. , '
'102-1' Slndehak'eV coupe. r$:i50. ' j
li)27 Standard Six Nasli sedan.
A rt'ul bargain. ( j' ;
192(i Master Six Piiiick coupoj
S750. j: :
.-Foi'rea bargains ;iiu- used ,cus
' 'iyoii 'slioUUlisee'-thesedara.L. R. .
, ..Cluqn be i;h, Senice Station juid
tiarage, corner -' Douglas" and
Main Sts. Phone (i9. V
C'hi-vrolel, IH27, model,
this Oar looks' like new
priced for quick sale bv
Cheu-nlel Co. .
Hansen
mm VlU
i eve
Peoples Supply Market
Phone 145
i'.,,.i... i'1"""'"1'"1'- '"'i seeonil round
lotiiiiti.. ,(iene ,.. ilied ill all his hoxliiK
and is Li.iii , , ,, . ,
every-1 urn he tied lleeney up In
lilli hes wllh arms so slroiez Hint
Tom's bulcy museli's ruulil
not break Ihe urip. lint lu between
limes, tlene smashed everlaslliiKly
in the rhnlloiiKcr'a body, now
short, thuddlua; left hooks that
boomed Inlo the pit of the slotn
aeh, now rluhl smashes under tlie
heart that luilnled lleeuey's side n
deep red mid drained ills slainlna.
MEATS
For tliis hot weather we have a complete line of lunch
nienls. Whether you desire a Icr of youni; milk fed pork
for slicing and serving cold or the already cooked boiled
ham.
Among our stock of Luncheon Meats
M(irrell'8 Luncheon Meat, per II) i....50e
Pressed Corned Beef, per lb . 40c
Lnri;e Si.e Holnitnn. per lb 25c
And innny diflcrcnt kintls of smisni;cs.
Fish
Snlnion, l lnlibul, Kippered Salmon. Kippered Salmon
can be prepared in ninny dellKlilful ways. It is nice for
salads and sandwich spread.
Kippered .Salmon, per lb 35c
I'resh Sliced Halibut, per lb 25c
Chinook Salmon, sliced, per lb 25c
Smoked Meats
t.iuhl and heavy backs for. frying as well ns
seasoning, per lb 29c
Very lean and mild cured Collages, per lb 28c
Mockless Picnics, per lb 2Gc
Mild Cure Hrenkfast Bacon, per lb 35c
Bacon Strips, per lb 28c
Roasts
Beef, per lb 20c
Pork, per lb 20-25c
Venl, per lb 25c
Mutton, per lb 20-25c
Stews
Venl Stew, per lb 15c
Beef Stew, per lb. 15c
Phone un your order. We will give it our best attention.
We deliver free.
I hen as lleeney weakened under
. Imily blows I lint Ihrealened to
enirlr a rib. Cone cut loose again
111 the Ihlrd. hoxlnir eagily when
ever Tom Ihrealened. pinning lllill
In a vise like grip. Inn crashing nl
ways those punches to the clial
leimei's Iron sides. The punishment
begun Io tell on the bullehelsed
Invader. Ills rushes grew morn
desperate. I'unihes wandered off
the line.
Heeney Out. Slugged
Switching to li i,.v'i head in
Hie feiiiih round, tlene drew blood
rrom Tom's nose and lips with
.knife like left Jabs and richt hand
smashes thai carried every ounce
of the weight and strenmli in tlie
champion's body behind them. Des
perately hut In vain, lleeney
slashed back In an effort to halt
his loruicnlnr.
Now and then
tnres crumbled unib
pion s marksmanship, Tom rushed
lunney to the ropes In bravo but
futile efloils to pin him down to
one spol. There tlene showed his
sole weakness. Whether from Ihe
memory ol Ihe Selpember night 111
t'hlcago when Jack Deiupsey
caught him on Ihe ropes and all
but knoi ked him oul or because of
mutual nverslon Io that style of
fighting. Tunney seemed always lit
a disadvantage there. (Hue he I
bounced so fast to the cenler of i
Ihe ring linn l oin was left stand-! WOUND FATAL TO
lug hy Hie hempen barriers. Hut MAM Uun Drnirrn
Hie steam was gone from Heenev . I "IAIN WHO REFUSED
si mwkm ' jl
lillifiHfinsfiPiivli -A-nn'niiriomonr anQeitmn5i
; HI 10 HOOVER . . . - ' . ....
. ri e ra "a mat f i i rr, e. a i i i i f - ie
R : 'tXTX fi i ,1 I- I III ":4.-"k f f 1 1 I I- I 1 li I
mere were receptions in siin Ul ... mS
, . .,,. , i.r.9ii iri' ' I i K41
KAN KltANl'ISCO, July 27. W
,vt,o iioi i w fiiiiiorniaiis eager
; io pay irintile to him as the
i most cllizeu of ihe slate, Herbert
i Hoover, today assumed the role' bf
j one Jusl relumed from iirnr. for
ihe occasion of his home-coming
reception.
I here were receullons In Sim
ranelscn and In the towns Hint
l crowd upon one anolher's bee's
along tlie :w miles and more of
tlie peninsula streiehlng souiii
ward rrom Ihe Hidden linje.
Mayor .lames Itolph, jr.. formal
ly welcome Mr. Hoover, who do-;
llvered nil address, Ihe longest he
lias made since the republican
couveiillnii noinlAuted him. i
A gaily deciiraled oily awaited
Ills coming, and the roule of his
automobile caravan from the rail- ;
mail slalion lay llirough msr.v
streets, so that thousands inlKh't
welcome him. Prom Ihe city liall 1
Ihe line of nnirch extended through
I he main business sections nnd
I hen llirough the suburbs Io South
San I'rancUtco and onward down
the peiilusiila to I'ahi Alto. Hun
, , I town lifter town, where the luav
as lleeney s fen- ors were ready Io extend greet.
I ho Chlltu-, lugs to Ihe nominee nn.l il. non.
i o no mm Homage.
Ihis was the first public np
nenrnnre ot the nomliiee since
his return Io Ihe West, and also
It was his last uiilll August II,
when he will formallv accept the"
uomlnallon and launch a cam
paign which Is Io receive bis nil- ,
divided attention unlil Ihe union
has rendered Its verdict on No
vember li.
attack.
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Tunney Merciful i
idllv the ,-leiniel.Mi Milled :
TO BE SEARCHED
DANCE
at
The Wigwam
Saturday Nitc, July 28
Muiie hy
Star Five
Cents $1.00
Ladies Free
HtlllOKKN. N. J , Jy L'7. I.co
Hone. an. Longshoreman, died Inst
night as a result ot a bulkl wound.
He was shot in Ihe left groin Tues
day hy James MarHiitkin. I'll, l'nlt
ed Stales customs kitiiiiI. en pier
two a govenuneu' le.vnr.t i.ier.
Msctillckln was quoted as say
Ine lloice had refused to submit
to search on leaving the pier and
had thrown two hollies or alleged
ly smuggled whiskey at him. after
which lie fired Police said oilier
wlim sscs denied Itnlce lia, thrown
Ihe hollies at .MacHlickin. but had
simply thrown the hollies down In
Ihe hope of des roving the evidence.
EGINNING SATURDAY, JULY 28
Big Reductions on Every Pair of Shoes in Store
vivai uiic vr uuuj a.iiu itV4o aim ui uacu
sizes, at cost and lower in mqn's, women's and
children's shoes.
Now is tne time to buy high grade ehoes at a
big saving for summer and fall.
Wearers of our ' well-known lines of shoes,
Copeland Ryder for men and Arch Preservers
and C. P. Ford for women will do well to take
advantage of these bargains.
Streetwear and Wayne Knit Hosiery at
sale prices.
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KIDD
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SHOE
STORE
Roseburg, Ore.
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