EIGH1
R03EBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1928.
School Shoe
and there's no substitute for
BUSTER BROWNS
S
11
Patent ties and oxfords,
aiso patent straps for
school wear In all sizes ,
and widths. In QC
big rjlrls' cizes vTE'
Oxfords for boys and
girls are our specialty
for early school wear.
Dig variety of patterns
. starting at $2.85, A
big girls'
special at
....$3.95
3 points
'that make
BUSTER
BROWNS
Better
l. HEALTHFUL
FIT.
2. STYLE.
3. WEARING
QUALITY.
Buster Brown
Stores everywhere
prove it.
Better Service Better Merchandise
IN 10 MAKE .
T.
report of George Alexander, state
prohibition commissioner. Mash
destroyed tout I led 209 gal Ion h
liquor aeized WO gallons. Seven
U'cen stills were seized and four
cars confiscated. A newts number
mi
AltAneV J. If. Allslln. nf Reeil,.
port, who In In Itosebuig lodny at
tending to legal matters, Is pro.
paring to start nil immediate cani-
palgn for I ho office of district at
torney. Mr. Austin was nominat
! ed at the primary election, and is
planning to till parts of the
i county In tho interest of Ills can
jdldaey. ! Iln has been a resident nf this
county for the past 20 years, dur
, Inn which lime he has resided at
'Itcedsport anil (inrdlner for 17
! years. Prior to that lime lie was
located at Wilbur. He spent 8
jyearB as editor of the I'ort L'nin
!qua Courier, and served for six
! years as councilman at Iteeds
j port.
I Ho was one of the first resl-
dents of the county to advocnle
the North L'mpqua road and was
also one of the first to lake up
the project of organizing the Port
!of I'mpiiua. DurliiK practically the
full time of his residence in this
county he has been onguged in
the practlco of lnw.
HI
TO BE OFFERED
HTSIIIEFI
EARL ROWLAND
FIRST AT GOAL
OF FLYING RACE
(Continued from pka.1)
SALEM. Ore., Sept. 11. (Rpo-
filal.) A total of six big free at
tractions have been Bee u red by the
ANNOYANCE DRIVES
TUNNEY TO TRAINS
FOR TOUR ABROAD
Longer nnd roomier bodies af
fordliiK greater vision In all closed
models of tho Victory Six line
hnvo been nnnoiuiced by Dodge
, iiromern. ino new typo bodies now
In the hands of nil dealers jire
available in the sedan, sport sedan,
PAnm, Sept. 11. Oono Tun.
ney is going to rldo the cushion?
of regular passenger trains around
Europe instead of wearing out
his No. 11 Ilrnguns on a billing
tour. He has abandoned Hie hik
ing feature nf the tour because bo
-realizing be could not walk Ihe
loads of franco without being fol
lowed nnnd 'making the tour n sort
of pnrndn.
Tunney qualified today as n
jgreat "defensive orator, For eigh
teen minutes by the clock be
dodged, parried and feinted with
the highest class of the king's
English, lie expressed ' satlsfuc
lion that be was no longer a prize
fli.hlni. . . .
Tummy addressed 300 members
of Ibo American club assembled
ut a luncheon at the Champs Ely-
see restaurant. Ho said
'Tl;Z"yJZ,J . eoupe-brougham. In do
pugilism as a career. Tills hav
ing been achieved.
ed."
havo roslgn-
PORTLAND MESSENGER BOY
MOTOR CRASH VICTIM
signing tho changes, engineers
nave retained the Victory Six read
ability featured by Its low center
of gravity and sweeping, graceful
appearance
Mechanical changes of tho Im
proved victory Six models Includo
en engine temperature Indicator on
nor plane was Injured In the foic-
ed landing.
Now For the Exhibit
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 11. Moth
er Kurth is staid and. uninteresting
i.os Angeles today for far up
above her the heavens tilled wllh
JarL'tig planes and daring aviators
nave captivated a curious public
Aviation with its mingling of
tragedy and thrills has taken eves
on ine ground and set them squint
lug ut the skies, strained hundreds
. if thousands of necks and pulled
at a nation's heartstrings.
And today, after sixty hours of
watching a monstrous' air spectacle
the public was feady to expect
most anything from ihe national
slate fair board to entertain tu(aip racoB und aeronautical exposl
erowds at the Oregon state fulr wjlion which opened hero last Satur
bo held hero September 24-29, ac-;!'' ,
cording to word given out here by! For thre days It has watched
Mrs. fclla S. wnson, state fair, hundreds of planes sail above,
board secretary. Tln attractions'! cheered the finishers in a trans
will be presented on the grounds ! continental air d
and In the open so that they will (the daring of racing planes and
serve to entertain tlus fair grounds hushed when one of them catapult
crowd at no expense to tho in til led to earth. A huge crowd of 80,
viduals. HiOO watched the finish of thn pIhkh
All six of the atractlonH are rec:!A race of the urosK-connirv nii
ular carnival features add all havo event hero yesterday.
n very creditable record of several Today it takes a breathing spell
yours of entertainment. A number from the speed of it all and turns
of the attractions have behind, Us attention more to tho uceom-
Iliem several years of circus work pllnhmtntH of the IndUHtrv an iin-
where they performed the fenmo played in a greut exposition bulld-
reais under tho otg top that lhe.y 'g.
will present free of charge for tho
benefit of the crowds at the Talr
grounds.
Perhaps one of the most epec-
tncular'of tho attractions will be
tho well known Mitt's Fireworks
Spectacle which is being presented
lere for tho first time. The spec
tacle is literally a pageant In flame
punctuated .by the reports of ex
ploitive fireworks.
Tho pageants presented will be
tho "Winning of tho West," which
Ih a flaming story of western
progress and achievement. "Mem
KK Ilia if dm rp.ill 1,
deulcts in flamlnir fieiires m. I .wlli!e the democratic vole fell
dlan battle scene which Is to bo i
MAINE SWEPT
BY G. O. P. IN
- ALL CONTESTS
(Continued from pngo 1)
who campaigned for (oe republi-I
can ticket in the state, as Judical-1
ing that "upstate New York will;
give Mr. Hoover a million lead!
when election day comes."
Uarllett said the "decided ex-!
pression of pro-Hoover views by I
the voters of Maine, as shown in I
yesterday's voting, gives fine cor
roboration of the reports which
have come of the Hoover senti
ment in New York stale." -
'"There is ? striking similarity,"
he continued "between the people
of upstate New Voile and those of
Maine. TXelr spirit Is the same.
Their vlcwa about national Issues
are much alike."
G. O. P. Year Presaged
CHICAGO, Sept. U.'l'tv result
of the Maine election yesterday in
dicates to Jumes W. Good, western
manager of t!ij republican nation
al campaign, a "republican year."
"In the pi t," Good said. "Maine
elections have been found unfail
ing barometers of public opinion in
tlie entire ctmntry- In ASZ4 Cool
idge won over Duvta" by a 3 to I
vote. Available returns today show
the republicans leading by 4 to 1,
wnich would Indicate a republican
year.". '
Visitors Here Fro n Portland
O. F. Smith of the Portland
News and Mrs. Smith are here to
day from Portland, Mr. Smith
looking urter .business matters
for tho papor ho represents.
' "nEW TODAY ?
WANTED Pasture .for
calf. Phone 47F11.
yearling
WANTED to buy Sound-mouth
ewes. Box 102, City.
FOK SAf.E 100 head mixed
goats. Address Pox 102, City.
WANTED Caddies, Thursday at
9 a. m. at Country Club. Ladles'
day. -
FOR SALE
Your Financial Home
In transacting business with this
Dank we want you to feel that this
Is your financial home and we
earnestly. endeavor to make everyi
banking transaction pleasant and
satisfactory. :
Theftosebur&Nalional Bank
EoseburiOr?.
xl
PHYSICIAN UrtAVES SEA
TO AID INJURED MEN
MAYPORT, Fla., Sept. II.t-A
pilot boat braved high seas off the
coast near here last night to take
a physician to the U. S. shipping
board steamer. Lake Inglenook,
aboard which five men were suf
fering from injuries received while
helping to battle a gale.
Drl Robert Wynn, Jacksonville
marine physician, who was asked
to meet the vessel at a buoy off mit.
May port because seas were run
ning too .heavy for a landing, said
all of the injured were suffering
from major fractures, two of them
suffering apparently from broken
backs. . , '
Although sens wero ioo high to
bring the men ashore, thev physi
cian and Captain Richard Peck of
Mayport, a pilot, risked the Jour
ney and the doctor gave first aid.
The men will be brought ashore at
daylight if weather conditions per-
democrats carrying It In l!)2i by a
vote of 177 to 10!)S and yesterday
5847 to 3043. This is the home city
of Congressman White.
Portland, with one precinct miss
ing, chnwpd a total ri'imhlicnti vol.)
wiiiHi I wllIlln 300 of lhilt st four years iFORRENT For hlgli "school girli
niTO Will U3 tUa 1nn.AnP.1ll. .,.,., rii ...m. !...,
off by, 3S00. Hangor's democratic) family. 307 S. Main.
accompanied by appropriate oreh- " ,fn fi,, v,f.,n . Vfl3 1 DODGE touring $100. 1919 produc-
llUil. V1I1 sell LUl CUB11 ui leiiuo.
100 good young eweB,
heavy tleeco. A. V. Newport,
Oak Creek. '
WANTED Schoolgirl to work for
room and board. Phone 035-J,
. 217 S. Stephens St. -
estrntlon nnd an account by loud
sponker of the western migration;
and "The Pony Express," whlcS
shows the early circuit rider in ac
tion and recounts the trials vf
early transportation and communl'
cation.
An attraction that will be of
special interest to the children will
(AwK-lmr, I'n-M l;iifi Wlr)
PORTLAND, Ore., . Sept. 11.
Henry nor?, 17, n telegraph com
pany messenger boy, was In a hos.
nil,,! he,-., ftwlnv In n alna nnn
dlllon ns n result of an, accident i 'l""''1 within ensy
vnulerilnv In whleli lilu mntnrnulu ! (II'IVOC
crashed Into an niitomoblle. He I Mnxlmum vision for tho driver
received n skull fraclure. Witness- nn(l occuirants of the front sent
sold tho lad was traveling about ,IOPn Pffpeted by an Incrcnso of
.in miles nn hour when bo crashed "' "Hinrc Inches In tho nrea of tho
mo uasli board, grouped under tliei"" I' Ink's Comedy. Mules and tho
glass panel wllh gas gaugu, oil famous wall-scaling police dogs,
pressure Indicator, speedometer The act In effect constitutes a
nnd ammeter, and the location of 'one-ring animal, circus nnd is list-
men into a rei;:ican mnlorltv
of 2398. Old Town, which showed
a democratic margin of 419 In
1921, went republican" Hy'lfs. Wat
erville had tho closest vote of any
of the cities, its democratic ma
orjlty of 1022 four years ago being
turned Into a republican majority
jit 204. ,
Aniiro:ici..,i, the countv
J. O. Newlaud and Son.
FOR SALE
.the starting button on the dash
reach of the
Into the car driven by Mrs.
E. Bllort.'
Eunice winusnieid. The height nnd length
in inn seiinn models nnd coupe-
I uruuiiniiiii navo neon increased a
Eat barbecue Bamlwlches and
live forever, Brand's Itond Stand.
tho greatest head and leg room for
an passongnrs.
Doors of the sedans have been
widened approximately three
inches, and are built higher. Glass
area of each front door window
li'is been Increased by 80 square
incnos. in each ronr door window.
ed by carnival jnen as one of the
fastest anlninl acts 111 existence.
The feature was selected princi
pally because of Us interest to the
children. although it will also
prove of general interest.
Those Interested In nerlnl per
formance will rind Captain Cliff
Cumin's ads to bo of especial in-
llU'CHf US lll1 PtlMrn liei-nhol !
jfnrmanco Is to ho presented on tho
top of n high, slender, tupering,
steel pole, some 90 feot In height.
Cumin's career of acrobatic per
formance started when ho was In
tho nnvy and ns a matter of fact
be -does pot associate danger with
his present net. Although the pole
'which the vote was tho closest
tu veil n republican inapority of
2152 as compared with a democrat
ic majority of 2S0 In 1921. .
Sees N. Y. Victory
I' -WASHINGTON, Sept. 11. Tho
results of Ibo Maine election were
seen today by John H. - Ilartlott,
first assistant postmaster general,
Petite prunes, 40c per
bushel. Pick them yourself.
Louis . Bauer, West Roseburg.
FOR RENT 300 acres equipped
and stocked; sheep, goats, team.
Cash rental, $5D0. L. O. Maddux.
in WANTED ny reliable aged
the glass aren has been increased jsivnys nnd bends to near the break
52 square Inches. M"g point while Curran works he
Improved Interior appointments1 lm's llmt the nnly things which
of all bodies have been mulched I detract his attention nro tho mov-
witn additional attractive color
combinations nnd trimmings. No
clinngo In prices will be mndo.
MRS. ECKMAN DIES
IN WEST ROSEEURG
.Mrs. Harriet Martha Eckmnn
passed nwny at her homo in West
Kosenurg yesterday afternoon nt
Ibo ago of 52 years. Sbo was born
In Clnllatln, Mo., on Fobruury 10';
I87U, and came to this statn about
30 years ago.
Sho was married to Chrlstor L.
Ecniiin in Roseburg on Atieiini 90
I920 She leaves her l,ul-..l .,.i 'number
iilso has two brothers and threo 'They will present flying
sisters. Mrs. Kckinnn was known "fll"K and return nets
lug objects on the 'ground below.
Hlta nnd Dunn nre eminent high
wire performers and are capable'
of a number ol hair-raising stunt's
Hint will feature their act nt the
rulr grounds. Tbo.ct also Includes
n'blt of comedy in which the act-i
ors disguise themselves as an ele-'
pliant and cross tho high wire !
while their costume prevents them :
from using other than the sense of
touch and balance in making tho
trip. j
Tho Flying nockmnns are aerial ;
trnpeze performers and have be-!
hind them a long career of circus
performance ns well ns n large
of European showings. I
nets or
they
Defective Sight
is one of the greatest draw
backs to the progress 'of your
children in their school
work. Have ' their eyes
examined now.
DR. H. C. CHURCH
Optometrist
Roseburg, Oregon
couple, u place In Roseburg to
live as caretaker. X.. Y. 7,., care
News-Review. -'
WANTED Child to care for, i
school ago or under. Italian and
Petite prunes for sale. Mrs. John
Detts, 536 N. Pine St.
DODGE roadster, cheap. Five good
tires. This is a good buy for
work, or for bunting nnd fish
ing. Price only $75. Sec J. Or
Newland and Son.
FOH SALE UroakTiisl table ami
four chairs, $10; range $10; 9x12
congoleum rug, $7.60; ,3-4 niat
treBS and springs, $5. Inquire at
Douglas Hotdl.
FOR'SALE 900 acre sheep ranch,
unlimited outrange, good fences,
fine water, good buildings, 300
sheep, .cows, team, goats, tur
keys, chickens. A fine ranch. L.
O. Maddux. ' -,r
ns a kind and. affectlonutn wlfoll,r" known In Ihe vernacular of the
mm iriend and bettor known "'k ,01'- 'r the ialr crowds at S:l
.aiuong her her friends In Dixon- l,,m lllls Vi'-.
vine, where sho formerly resided 10 biuanco tho program a
and In West ltoseburir ns Mis straight comedy act has been se-
George Judy, her name before hor 0,"''1 booking tho Del.iberto-
uuer marriage. Tho body has bees " linur trio. Teeter-board perform
roinoved to the Douglas Funeral i'"ces nnd hniid ' balancing acta
Bneon. nnd Eggs hero's tho good old
energizing breakfast Hint is hard to
bent. With the delightful flnvor of
J-KYE'S "DELICIOUS" BRAND
HACON, you know just how Uncoil nnd
,15ggs SHOULD tnstc. It's tho way tho
young grain-fed porkers aro selected
nnd Uovrrnmc-nt inspected, the way tho
!ncon is cured, nnd tho way it comes
; fresh to yotl without loss of time theso
nro tho precautions that make FRYE'S
"DELICIOUS" Hit AND BACON n
first fnvorito in thousands of Northwest
homes.
Can be had in tempting slices, vrnnprd
In M-lb. similar Cellophane packages.
wye's
Delicious
Home where services will bo held
weiiuesiliiy, September 12 at 2
P. m.. Hoy. Ilalrd of the Christian
church, officiating. Interment will
take place In the Masonic ceme
tery. II. c. Stearns, funeral direc
tor Is In charge of fuueriil arrange,
menls.
BRAND
FIRE LOSSES IN
OREGON GREATER
(.mocLIoI rtvM l.rc.cl wire)
SALEM. Ore., Sept. 11. Flro
losses over tho slate of Oregon,
outside of Portland, for Ibo month
of August totaled $192.0(10. which
Is nenrly doouble that for the cor
responding month of 1027, which
was 2!7,779. Tho total losae,
for. tho state fur the eight months
Period ending August 31. 19JS,
amounleil to $:t,2!i9,000 ompared
with $2,199,000 for the same per
iod of Inst year, an Inciease of
over $1,000,11111). These figures
lead stale hire Marshall cbire K.
I.oo to decline that there U need
of a united slate-wide effort to
halt this increasing yearly waste.
Tho tirtnclual losses fnr AlliMlaf
; Mils year, were: A warehouse
.and cements at Salem. $iii,.ono;
mill nl Selo, $f.0.000; garage and
1 contents m silverton, $3;.iiini;
i handle factory nt New Era, $30,.
"mi; court house nt I,u Grande,
$.'1,000.
RESULTS OF AUGUST WET
CAMPAIGN IN OREGON
are the specialties
sters.
of these fun-
John R. Kelley
Sheet Metal Works
Hfcnting and i
Ventilating
Western Furnacss
534 N. Jackson
Visiting in Eugene
Mrs. Frank Erno nnd children of
Ibis city are spending the week in
Eugene ns guests of her sister,
Mrs. Harold Mortenson.
J . ' W prohibition officers during tho
mor of August, says a monthly
flow to Stop Spasms of
Hay Fever, Asthma!
Those watcrv. inllamcd ewsl Thnt
fon .inual sneezing, snufilitm and blow
ing vnur sore, tciuler noscf That riht-.
mg "irbrraih! What would you give
to KCt rid of them?
Keep Or. Hlosser's Remedy where
you can always reach it at a moment's
iKMicet i rat a
what lhou;mds
ofm her sufferers
fniu hay fever
and asthma do.
The soothing
' amokc of Dr.
Hlos.cr's Rem
toy instantly
penetrates to
tinynir passages
in xxiwt thitut
nnd lungs. It
M-ips thcstingiiiR sensation in noso.md
inro.u, stops the sneezing iindsnutHins,
rases the awful lightness of Iuiirs ami
chetit -our breathing betumcs free.
diTp, natural.
lr. Hlosser's Remedy is prewired in
cigarette" form for convenience in
UsiiiR, It is made only of medicinal
herhs, berries and tlowers. No tobacco
lu'cuhehs. Get a pocket-sue packae
Irotn our druggist today.
DR. BLOSSER'S
Medical Cigarettes
'The New Science of
Elocution
Elements nnd Principles of
Vocal Expression
IN LESSONS
With exercises and selections
Mr Acquiring the Art of Rend
ing and Spenking.
MRS. W. W. ASHCRAFT .
120 W. Lane , Phono 177
FOR SALE 1 -1-year-old -gelding,
j weight. about 1700 lbs. 6 aged
I geldings and 1 aged mare,
; weight from 1200 to 1300 lbs.. 6
t work horses; A. C. Wilson, Yon
j calla.Ore.
102rDODC.E"COACM. Ilrand new
I attractive two-tone Incquer job.
New seat covers. Tires good.
Ias all regulur equipment. The
price Is $650. See J. O. Newland
nnd Son. .-
LOSTMonday evening, White
Fox Terrier with tna on face,
tan dot 1- tween eyes. Answers
to name of Tick. K. M. Wright
on collar. Return to 246 N. Hose
St. and receive reward.
JERSEYS FOR SACETnT5e
yenrling heifers, one subject to ;
registry, two from registered
sire and among my best high
guatic cows. Also one old cow,
.Just cow, giving 2 gallons a day,
price $10. J. F. Donebrnke, nt. 2.
SHEEP RANCH 470 acres'iibout
40 rivor bottom land to culti
vate, woven wire fence; two
nUles river frontage; 6 miles
from Roseburg; complete set
buildings;' carry 200 sheep, raise
thousand turkeys. Kent $500
cash per year, or sell for $25
per acre.
McLENDON REALTY CO.
140 Jackson Street.
UlU drop 111 J.ee tires. Lowest
price ever broadcasted on qual
ity tires.
28x4.40 . . .....$ 5.76
29x4.75 :. 7.46
Always the
came in work- ,
manshlp, price,
and quality,
George VV. Childs ;
are made today by
the same maker
who originated this
great five cent cigar
thirty years ago. ,
GEORGE W.
fhikis
Wk : ams
Actual
CIGAR
GENERAL GROCERY COMPANY
Wholcsalo Distributors
Portland, Oregon
Nt) Ton.ux'o !
7n ;1
I DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
SpeclalUt In the fitting ot .
Glasses
lt6 Jackson St
30x5.00
.11x5.00
30x6.25
31x526
32x6.00
33x6.00
Nichols
son St.
8.36
- 9.65
9.65
9.75
12.26
. 12.36
Jack-
SCHOOL TIME
is
SHOE TIME
SAVE ON SHOES
Children's Tan Oxfords
$1.45, $1.95, $2.45
BETTER SHOES FOR LESS
BRUNN'S;
Perkins Bldg. ' Cass St.
& Carter, 439 N.
Private Kindergarten
Opens
Monday, Sept. 17, 1928
PresbyterUn Church
Parlors,
9:00 to 11:30 n. m.
Lllh S. Vowel
Bosch Radio
' New Models In SyOk. f
Hear them d.ty or nlohl.
Taylor's Battery & Electric
. Station
The Bett In Padio.
FOIt SALE
THREE SHEEP RANCHES
ONE 700 acres, 3 miles from town
I - on good road.
ONE 200 acres, 5 miles from town
i on good road.
:ONK 20S acres. 3 miles from town
J on good rond.
I ALL THREE
Equipped and Slocked. PRICE IS
I liltiHT.
I See nitUCE COMPANY
Myrtle Creek. Oregon
! CtVO PR 13 months1 old Dodge,
j Has the latest type 4-cyllnrter
motor. Extra equipment consists
of 1 new spare tire, overslzo.
steering column illuminnted mo
I tometer. effective air heater, and
shock absorbers. The full slae
bumpers, windshield swipe, an
cleaner, rea rview mirror, etc..
aro retrutar eijulpment. The first i
set of tires have been replaced
with oversize tires, finish Is
bright. This coupe is a real buy
at $675, J. O. Newland and Son.
MRS. CHARLES A. BRAND
TEACHER OF SINGING
i
Phones 633-R 30F33 Kohlhagen Bldg.
TERM OPENS SEPT. 17
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Msnager-
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy - 'r
.nt 284
K and Kan Sts,
Ambulance Service
Licensed Lady
Embanner