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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY. AUGUST 7,1923. 400 J i Sheep I A A Head of r vi oaic , I will sell at public auction on August 8th, at the D. C. Me ' Farland place, at the north city limits of Cottage Grove en old Pacific highway: i ' ' i ' ' 100 head of purebred registered Shropshire ewes ranging in ages from one to six years old. About 40 head of ewe lambs of same breeding, and 30 head of purebred Shropshire rams from 1 to 8 years old. 125 head of good mixed ewes, and 150 head of ewe lambs mixed breeds). 1 , . . ; r ..ft . ' " Also a few head of cows and heifers will be sold. , Sale will begin promptly at two o'clock p, m., so if you are Interested In this sale please be there on time, and we will use a every effort to avoid detaining you anyjonger than necessary. J. W. VEATCH, Owner. ; BEN. T. SUDTELL, Auctioneer. GREAT mm E ON TRIP Real Education Gained by Outing in Three Sis ters Area. GLACIERS ARE VISITED j Middle ' Sister Scaled by Entire Group Last Week Will Be Home , , ' Last of Week. 'CURRY RESIDENTS PROTEST PLAN TO KILL GIANT ELK 1 . fiOU) JJpACH, Ore., Auk. C. Curry county residents are in firm a itgiitiisL (lie reported intention of - thu Htato Ranm ctimmifiHion to kill ilio large hull lender or the Jlunt er'H Head bund of elk. II Ih held that the hull 1ms outlived fta iibp fulncus as a aire and Is now driv ing away young bulU, thus prevent ing Increase of the herd. .. Hunters claim that nature takes care of the situation adequately and that when an old hull becomes ." , unolesH as a sire there Ih always a ounB male to depone tho old ruler. Petitions heurlng signatures of I nearly evory resident have boen 'forwarded to tho same conimiB :' slon, protesting killing of the old i tthiK of the herd. h. ',1'he Hunter's Head elk herd hi fone of the leading attractions on ' the lower Hoosevelt htglnvay. The fre- VlNNIPEO ROBBERY TRIAti ' r ' LEAD8 INTO; MONTANA dllH who ure believed to have come to Uutte alter robbing a bank of $4MI'U at WJnnineK, Canudii, hut Monday.' Thu offic er reported -that the bundles crossed, into thu United Stuies with a car equipped ith machine guns and shot up a federal car at Muiria. N. Dak., then escaped Juto Montana.- . - - - , ALBANIA MAY BECOME MONARCHY ONCE MORE . blfe elRht-polut, bull leader Is "fluently seen, i . 5 i S , . 1 i i i 7 J-UTTH, Mont., 'Aug; ; 3. Police nrid- federal - officers, i continued "their flearch today for, five bail: Aasrxlatttl Press laml Wire" L()NJON, Aug. Albania, which emerged as a republic after a period or anarchy following the short reign of I'rluce William ol Wied, may soon become u mon archy again. Authoritative sources In Tirana slate that parliament Iulh 'dissolv ed Itself to make place for a con Mtltaunt u&Bumbly, udilin;; that this will meet on Auguttt 26 to revist tlie coufltitutfbn and u monarchy will, bo proclaimed, with Hreatdent Ahmed Bey Zogu ms king- After the presout constitution was1 frumed In 1025 with Ahmed Xogu as president het was reported to Imve tried to win tl.oeoiinent of Jugoslav ' and Italian ' diplomats for the conversion of Albania Into a monarchy. The Jugoslavs refus ed, but the Italians consented In principle, , . I ; ; $20,000,000 for One Hour of Marriage Wed ti Count Borllor d Oaulany far not nulto an hour, the much- married uauy unoito uougias ,-iuove), uutch oil heiress, nns boon sueu by him for $20,000,000. Under French law money belonfllng to either pnrty In a mnrrlano becomes Joint proporty, and although Lady Doug ' las' pxohequer suffered somewhat through three former marriages, she Is still reported to have about $40,0C0,003. She discovered the count was "b drug ,addk:t 56 minutes after they were married, Lady Douglas do Clares, and packed up at once and left him. . . UNION AIR LINES. INC.. OWNERS AND OPE R ATOHR 4 , . OF THE , . WEST COAST Air Transport Go. Tri-Molored, 8-Pasenger AIRPLANES The .Hoy Scouts ot Douglas and (!oob county, who are attend Ink the Tliri'u Sisters icjimp are huviiiK unuuually Rood fortune and are oxperlviiclng a wonderful trip, accorilliiK to E. A.' Urlllon, Scout executive, who is directing the trip. In a letter received from Mr. Uriiton, he outlined -the activities of the Scouts from the time they left KoseburK on the 271 li of July. Last Saturday," (July 27) tie says, we reucheu ltlue river at noon. Airs. Sparks o( Sparks' Kancli hud a splendid bean feed all ready for us. After pulling the beans away we in an easy man ner drove up tile McKenzle five miles and then hiked two miles In to the Eugene Seoul cump. We hud a Kood BWim.with them and then went on to McKenzie bridge where we slopped for n fire per mit; When we reuehed Lost Creek Kunch. the buys were Klveirlialf un hour to look around. We went, from there Six miles further on to the bcuinniiiK of the Linton creek trull wliero we found a splendid camp sito with no mosquitoes present. We were on Whito Urauch, a glacial stream running from Collier Ulucier. "'On Sunday we wont into the Proxy creek country, where we saw. the Proxy Falls which .make a drop of 2G0 feet. Wo followed the trail, for, ubout ' seven utiles tnen cut through tlie timber to ward Husband mountain, which we reuehed at about 3 p. pi. We had a Bwim in Husband lake tlion followed Linton uroek to Linton lake. We suw six moro falls of over 200 feet on tlio way down. This hike covered u dlstunce of IS miles. . . . "On Monday wo . took a short hike down Whito llianch through rouKli country, Monday evening vyo, moved camp up to Fl og Cump. Tuesday morning we loft cump, moot, at 6:10 a. in., to climb the iniddlo Sluter. Wo took a lot of time and enjoyed ourselves on the way up. Wo, rouched tho top of tho mountain iit 1:30 p. m. It was cloudy and cold so wo only stayed long enough to rogisler. Some of the 'supcrstltloua' boys were . wor-, lied, iiH this was my jath trip up Unit mount iiln. j(. "On Wednesday wo rested and went to Seolt Luke for a swim. "Thuracluy wo hiked up to Col lier Ulucier wliero we were all roped together so that we .could travel the glacier In mii'ely. The glacier wus very, Interesting as wits cinder Cono, Ahaliunpa cinder field, urn) Yupoa crater which we circled and struck fat Scott tirnlU which Is east of the mountains. Wo rcnehrd camp early nud mndo ready, to move camp Friday morn ing. . Friday wo moved cump to this point (l)ovil'a (lurilen Camp) which Is a wonderful site. We are near Sparks and Modi's lake. To morrow (Saturday) we will go to Devil's lake for a swim. The boys have washing to do and will turn washerwomen for a' day. "Sunduy will be spent In camp. Monday we will climb tho South Wilier If tho weather is clear. One ln will lie spent at llroken Top mountain sliding on the snow. Ile fore we realise It our Mine llore will be up nnd we w III he on the way home. The boys are getting a heller Hip this year than I have so fur been nhle to give anyone. They are gelling a far boiler trip than a group of adults who are paying $f0 each for one week. Ile sldea the good lime, they are re- y celting an education (hut will be J i valuable ii llieiu the rest of their J illves. Kaeh fellow Is rooking for hlviself and doing rnr hluineir In general. ItuiiiiL the ruin iiui't-u. i&jday nlglil they proved Ihenixelves hi'""'- riiuirrtt. Mr. Hi it ton anil his Seoul k will bo homo (he lust of tho week ami TO SAN FRANCISCO Monday Wednesday Friday ' Fare $40.00 TO SEATTLE . , Fare, one way $12, round trip $22 From Portland, twice daily Three Motor Give Positive Safety Usual Insurance Liability Over 1,000 passengers nlren.ly carried on out line since March 5. Folder Informntion ttt nil Pickwick 'Sliifie Agencies We hnndle trunks nnd heavy tmjjgnge . v ' , ' See Agent for particulars STAGE TERMINAL HOTEL 1dcR i . ffi a t Phone 586 t'ciiyiiHi. I Milk is rich In vllnmln. It Ih the most perfect food known to mankind. It con tains all the elements neces sary to the Ftinnort of life. Drink more of it. Deer Creek Dairy Phone 45FII INK 7 W'musJ iiT-fins usissf mi CHILDREN'S GUARANTEED TUB-FAST PRINTED FROCKS AB1B30OE3CEC9 of Importance In Explanation: ' , , ' Starting Wednesday, August 8th "Breier Days" will be celebrated in all Breier ; J, . , ;, '' Stores as a .;' ' .'',';' 1 0 Pay Sales Event of Superior Merit "Breier Days" is our way of saying "SAVE.'! It is our way of helping thrifty people make their dollars go farther than they ever' dreamed possi : ble because this series of events contain abun dant possibilities for your profit. ; ' ' ' HOMES and there are tens o thousands of them J Ktretchincr from the Pacific Ocean to the "Rockies," - ..'. .'.and from the northern boundary to the Sacramento ' ' - ; V Valley, can supply their personal and home needs from their nearest Breier store, "for remember, this is : , . ' ' ' - THE WEST'S GREATEST SERIES OP EVENTS AT THE : WEST'S GREATEST DEPARTMISJNT STOKE CHA1XN lxm All is ready after months of painstaking IIJlVi H.I planning and preparation. All jnay enjoy A" and share this exploitation . of "Breier Days" values, which echo anew ' "SAVINGS FOR ALL" Value supremacy is demonstrated in EVERY "DEPARTMENT of EVERY Breier Store. We list here only a few. of the outstand ing values: .. ' " ' ;' : WORK SHIRTS V Outstanding , Value SIZES 2 to . SIZES 2 to 12 " WITH MATCHING BLOOMERS Made of very fine count Drint;;. otizing as we dothe amount of was.i Ing that a child's dress is subject we have Insisted that every piece goods cut into these dresses bo ol gKide fat superior to anything you ever saw at the price. , JL Nothing has been left out of the looks, either they are trimmed up arid finished with an exactness which is not usually found in thin pIrar nf . dress. Tailored and fancy. Suitable ,ior scnooi wear later on. - t- 39c 1 Made to sell for 59c & 69c. Made of blue t-cham-bray, also shirt ing for those who want heavier .weight.. - j ' , DRESS SHIRTS sossssHHar MEN'S OXFORDS See our four magic price groups which includo. Gunmetal bluchcr, tan fial., Col legiate style Oxfords, Flexo Arch Ox fords and men's dress Oxfords. You'll find those shoes priced 25 un der tho present market, DKCAUSR WE BOUGHT IlEFOIiE THB.'l'MCE OF LEATHER ADVANCED. $2.98 $3.98 $3.48 $4.98 WOMEN'S SHOES We have assembled the biggest and best lino of women's shoes since pre-war days. These are among the biggest items on Breier Days, These three low-price groups are un doubtedly the best shoe buys found any where for the money. $2.98 ' $3.48 S3.98 S A VE 1 Regular Broadcloths in all new prints. ShirU that usually sell as high as ?1.75 the 95' BLANKETS A regular $1.98 to $2.25 . . Grade only $1.69 We recommend thl to yau as Tia which ' marks Breier Dura offerings as "oat-of-tfie-erdinarr." Here is a big, doubk, Rood Qoaiilr cotton blanket. In a ' lilht tray ground with wide, , barred border In bright siiappr , colors 1000 Dozen Ladies' Ra- $ yon oiik unaerwear This is one of yie most fortunate and remarkable buys we made in many a moon, and this rayon un derwear at only $1.00 puts this item inlnc "all-star-cost" class. . u: r. ." No descriptive adjective seems too extravagant in describing thin underwear offering. Be sure to get your share and buy liberally. ' v $1-00 Rayon French PantlcS ' . J1.00 Kayon Bloomers $1.00 Rayon Stcn-Ina ml I- JL $1.00 Kayon Skirts $1.00 Rayon Chemise Step-Ins $1.00 Rayon Costume Slips , $1.00 Rayon Night : Gowns , . $1.00 Kayon Vests Price On Fine Men's Pants We offer you here separate pants of a quality which make our low prices seem unbelievable. We urge you to look at each price group, for each is a gem value. Space here doesn't per mit ot details. i $1.85 $1.98 , $2.98 $3.98 . $4.98 DEPARTMENT STORES Only by buying thousands of dozens can we offer this "knock-out" Breier Days bargain. A big, full size, 22x40. , ... - . J . ji IN THE W ESt" Mr. llrlltnn will go nut next week with Ilio' Olltdwr Hoys, who will t:nni at Wof! t'roek for a wpi'k. (). I.. Johnson nl tlio Kcormmy tiro very Is hiuidMnv llm dolulls at I hp oulliiK for Hip younger boys. Our KMlcsrooms nro kept open evenliiKs and Sunday forenoons mi' Mu woi-kliiK mans convenience. See our iist'il cats, llunsvu Chev rolet Co. 23,000 ACRES OF COOS TIMBER SOLD or; nous 173-ACfiE RANCH French Flyers Bound for America MAHHIUMKl.ll, Ore.. Cirri Alls. 11.. Dr. K. V. Hoover, of (Ills city. Uuh purrhased the J. M. Thompson !i.ice, ronimonly known ' as the Thomiisonl'iKin much' In Camus Tho pun hose of 2:i,ilflU acres of Vslloy. The ranch has recently timber laud. Including fiin.viHi.iifliljhpen owned by II. Cleveland of Of feel of fort OrMrd while ecdnr. forilHiid from whum It wns ir nnl ai.ii (i io.ooo feet of fir hy 11. :. iiliascd bv Dr. Hoover, the consld Hunt, Porllnml, and A. K. Adcls-ieratlim being !2.6oo. The nirtcli Iwg.T. president Weslcrn While consists of 173 acres of land, of Cednr company of Mnrshftehl, was 'which over too ncros Is suitable announced hero toilay. for ,.lihtion. The place bordrrn II was laigcst ttmlnr d"ul io,dejon u, coqie river, with ample! "-' jmi.. in.. iiiiMlfr available for Irrigation. Dr Hay Lumber rompany will romtiuie n,..n ..n-n. ,,,ni.tn ci).,ii.n to operate In the tract rnr ul.out ,,, ,, , ntl now ,lll8 a 1(lr(t0 a your until limber nvallnlilc nil. ., .ii 0i.,,i .,,i, .i,i,i '.'.'"Inl'Th""'1 8"VPn "."""""'"" 'for alock raising or (.-ncial farm nnd will then move Into rMetw... i,- . r..- i-., Ing. ; He Is holding the place lot peculation. . ' . ' iiioge cnuniry. also near rowers. An Independent, logging company may lie formed to ;lo the big i tract, which lies In the S.ilmoui Cltprrolel coach only 10 months creek and Sixes river regions.' told and In first rlnsa romlittou, I I iv. . ri 4Ttf tjf'iTf' f j'- -1 .sbsssc irik in- i ATt.i., . .111 WTSSi i.l i Sl-TssI ;-- Sf w s i -mav ' llosweH Springs hlckea dinner. 7fc. for Btn on conquering mo Aiianno in n eot-wesi f.irjiit, me French airmen1 and their seaplane pictur ed above took off from ths harbor of Brest, France. y fly to Bermuda or New York bv- mv ni th priced very rensonable and carries i ors. i ney lanoeo succeiuny a norM ana nii isvorstjle weather for the ocean hap, .Their at- Pu-iilay inow car guarantee, for sale by jrnpi i oacaea ny me rrancn sovernmeni. ,uoper, left is Lieutenant Paulinarlsf ehief pilot; tews,- right Hanson Chevrolet Co. j" vu. raais osinwr. e,. m. n,,r ,.., (n-ca ans mecnie. Tnir:.hip. l Frlf 1 pews i wan two 4ou noracpowsr motors, rnoumea in'tanaem. -: j . I , f :.. i ti'i .u,-v! 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