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ROSEBURG NT.WS-REVIFAV, ROSEBURQ, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1928. TORE! HO "SALES. LOWUT rcu SVUT DAT i ' II iNsrmmoN- m 1 UTNNEYIQ 4 quality always at a saving' evert STORE A LOCAL ENTERPRISE 229231 CASS ST. ROSEBURG, OREGON Leading Styles in Men's Fall Suits Drop 5n and look over our newly received line of Men's Fall Suits. Our liberal range oi sizes and patterns is sure to provide a suit that will both fit and please. Materials and workmanship, too, assure the kind of servicf you expect from a well-made suit of clothes. Strong Lines Smart Patterns Low Priced at Extra Pants to Match $4.98 The stylish three-button, single-breasted model shown here is offered in medium and dark shades of grey, brown and blue wor-, steds in fancy stripe effects. Also in blue and grey serge. Other Interesting Models at $24.75, $29.75 and $34.75 Swagger! Well Made Too! '('e have several stylish mod tU in Men's Oxfords at prices. that will interest .the' thrifty buyer. 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They are Ideal for the needs of the ac tive or outdoor men, and women Who buy for men will recognize these Union Suits as outstanding values. 98c Flannel Shirts Fancy AII-Wool Warm, durable and com for ft u: vie, iuu, oigi full-cut bodies, large sleeves and roomy arm holes. Size 17 finishes 54-inch ; other sizes in proportion. $3.98 masses Lumberjacks For Boys Of lipavy mackinnw clotb In fancy patterns. $2.98 Dress Hats Trooper Style if Men's Marathon Felt Hats, genuine leather sweatband, silk band; Union Made. In black, steel, seal and pearl S2.98 LOCAL NEWS A ...... J I I lUA-Iu i Miss Maxtne Moore left Sunday I a Tier noon for Eugene, where she will enter the university or ure iron. In From Glangary Mrs. Paul Spain of Glengary was In town Saturday afternoon visit ing with friends and attending to matters of business. Mist Hunt Spent Day Mis Laura Hunt of Sutherlln was In Roseburg on Saturday vlslt ItiK with friends and attending to business affairs. To Attend Normal Miss- Elsie Hill left Sunday for Attn laud to attend normal. Melrose Visitor Mrs. CharleH Kaiser of Melrose whs in this tiiy Saturday after noon visiting with friends and transacting business. From Southern Part of County W. H. Gilliam, resident of Myr tle Creek, spent the afternoon here Saturday looking after business In terests and visiting friends. Return to Corvallls I John Irving and sister. Miss I-ota Irving, left on Sunday for Corvallls. Visitor From Oakland Alfred Hand, resident of Oak land, was here over Sunday visit ing and on business. From Southern Oregon Stanton Rowel) of Grants rasa was a business visitor In this city over Saturday. Wilbur Lady Visited Gold Hill Mrs. U A. Irving spent the week end with her son Robert, and wife at Cold Hill. Visitors Saturday m iss ueri ua croy ami uroi urr, j Hud t roy, or i amaa vaney spent several hours in this city Saturday trading and attending to business matters. Spent Week-End in Med ford Richard Horney spent the week end with H. W. (Justin and family, of Medford, and will enter the Ashland normal for the coming year. 1 Visited Here Saturday 'Hud" Alfred Ellison, formerly of this city, was here Saturday from Eugene visiting with rela tives and friends. He Is employ ed by the Zellerbach Paper com pany In Eugene. Went to Coast Sunday Mr. and Mrs. l.ee Goodman went to the roast. Sunday to enjoy a visit. They are leaving the first of this week for Salem lo allend the state fair and will later go to Portland on business. Hunter Leaves for South T. M. Hart, San Franciscan, who was a member of the C. A. Lock wood hunting party at Duck Head ramp, left Saturday for his home. Mr. Hart Is the Stewart-Warner products dealer In the bay city. - Returns to L. A. After a visit here with Morrill Ritter at the M. K. Rltter home on Oak street for a few weeks. Leslie , Fields. Los Anueles resident, left Saturday for his home In Califor nia by auto. Visited In Brownsville Miss Grace Carroll. Miss Claudia Houseolder and brother. Kenneth i G. Houseolder, spent Sunday at Hrownsvillo visiting with the ; latter' sister, Mrs. Louis Howe, and friends. ; To Attend Oregon Frank Long, sophomore at the 'University of Oregon, and his brother. J. V. Long, left Sunday for Eugene, where they will enroll i at the university for the winter : terms. J. V. Long will enter as ! a freshman. Horns From Portland Mrs. Horney has returned after a months' visit to . Portland and eastern Oregon. Visitor Saturday Mrs. V. Oakes of Wilbur was here Saturday for several hours visiting with friends and attending to business interests. Here This Morning Mrs. 11. A. Calhoun of Garden Valley was In Rnseburg this morn ing fur a brief time shopping and transacting business. Business Visitor K. G. Ralley, Wilbur resident, was in Roseburg Saturday for sev eral hours visiting and looking after business affairs. . Visits in Portland Mrs. I. It. Riddle left Saturday for Portland where she will visit for a week or ten days. Quid Visitor Hill Crear, guide and packer at Circle H lodge on the North L'ntp qua, was here today visiting. Drive to Corvaliis Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Churchill drove to Corvallls Sunday, accom panying their son, George, who Is entering the state college this fall. Visited Scottsburg Mr. and Mrs .Lymon Spencer of this city went to Scottshurg Sun day and spent the day with a party of friends enjoying a bunting trip. Scout Meeting Postponed The meeting of the spoilt troop sponsored by the M. E. Church South, wnich was to have ben held this evening, has been tm.it poned until Friday evening, Sept. 2S, at 6:30 o'clock. MO SCHWARTZ New Barber Hers R. H. Ballard of Portland ar rived In Roseburg Saturday and baa accepted a position In the shop operated by Bfrney West at the Terminal hotel building. Mr. Tial lard's sister Is a resident of this city, being employed at the tele phone exchange. Smith River School Men Visit A group of Smith Itiver men were here Sunday to look after school business and matters re lating to the school board. In the party were M. E. Pettit, principal of the Smith River school, Noah Illack, member of the high school board of directors, and Glenn Noel, member of the board of directors of the grade school. Myrtle Creek Visitor ' Mrs. Bessie Blazek was here from the southern part of the coun ty Saturday afternoon shopping uud visiting with friends. Visited at Littte River Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Gassoway and son, Don, spent the week-end en Joying an outing at Little River. Visitora From Camas Hervey Park, principal of the Camas Valley school, Mrs. Park and baby were here Saturday aft ernoon attending to business mat ters and shopping. Went to Northern Part State Mrs. John Nachter of Melrose visited here Sunday and this morning left for the north, plan ning to attend the state fair at Salem and visit In Portland. Went to University Truman Runyan, who has been home for the summer visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Run yan, left today for Eugene to re enter the University of Oregon. MRS MORRISON DIES AT HOME OF FATHER Mrs. Gertie lone Morrison pass ed away at the home of her father, J. J. Betts. at 6:iC North Pino street this morning, death follow ing an attack of lobar pneumonia. Mrs. Morrison was 34 years old. She wns the wife of Lee Morri son and for nine years lived at Roberts creek where she was well known. Mrs. Morrison was a mem ber of Evergreen grange. The body has been removed to the Roseburg Undertaking company's chapel and the funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the chapel. Interment will bo In the Civil Rend cemetery. 1 Visitors Garden Valley Leave I Dr. and Mrs. Ivan A. Calhoun, 1 who have been In Garden Valley as guest's of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Calhoun, for several days, leave today by auto for their home In Tillamook. Ex-Residents Visit Here Mrs. Howard and son. Edgar Howard, of Corvaliis and formerly j residents near this city were here j visiting friends over the week ' end. They returned to Corvaliis Sunday, Edgar to enter the Ore gon State College. To Attend State College ! Among the Roseburg boys leav ing for Corvallls to enter the state college this yar are John Zim- i rick, George Churchill and Harold Thomas. Sam Durland and Row land Ho par also wil attend but leave later In the week. Back From Rock Creek Tom Wharton returned to (his city Sunday . after spending lat week at his cabin near the Rock Creek Hatchery enjoying a vaca tion. Returned From Myrtle Point N W. Perkins, clerk at tho Terminal hotel, fa expected hack today from Myrtle Point where he made a brief trip and has been visiting relatives. On Business Trip to Portland Joseph A. Denn of the Denn Gerretsen company leaves this afternoon by auto for Portland where for the next three days he will look after business affairs. Expected From Salem W. W. Chadwlck, president of the Stage Terminal Hotels Com pany, Inc., Is expected here this afternoon from Salem for a brief business stay. (AwwUtrd rrm Lw4 Wlr) WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. The first step toward Instituting a gen eral upward revision of freight rates In western territory have been Instituted before the Inter state commerce commission by re presentatives of western trunk line railroads. Agents of the western roads ask ed the commission for permission to file Immediately application looking to Increases on a wide range of commodities over most of the western territory and asserted that the Increases were necessary because their earnings "for some years have been and now are conspicuously Inadequate." Western railroads have con tended during recent years that their earnings were considerably f below those of carriers In the east em and southern districts. It was further declared that trainmen and conductors In the western ter ritory have pending demands for wage Increases which have been pushed to the point of a strike threat. While no mention was made of the impending Increase In western railroad labor costs. It was assumed that the two mat ters had at least an indirect con nection. The nature and extent of the increases contemplated by the WAatot-r (no not ffl!n1 py the preliminary approach to the commission. PUPILS MARCH OUT IN CALM WHEN SCHOOL BURNS A complete line of plows. rows and other Implements are carried In stock at Wharton Bros. PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 22. While fire swept the Fernwood school, two miles east of New berg, late yesterday, two score children marched calmly from the building. The fire bad gained head way before the danger was discov ered, snd when ihe alarm was sounded the children stood at their desks and marched out quietly without panic. The building and the year's wood supply nearby were destroyed. The gymnasium was bar i saved. Origin of the fire was un determined. 18 KILLED. 402 HURT IN AUGUST TRAFFIC MISHAPS Lilly's calf meal Is sold at Whar ton Bros. fAMK-Utod rrm LrmM Wirt) SALEM. Ore., Sent. 22 The traf i fic toll for Oregon In Angust was1 CANVON CITY ATTORNEY SEEKS MISSING TYPIST fWtrlat, Vrm Lmm1 Wfr- PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 22 E 18 killed and 402 Injured, savs a P- Tniesdale. Canyon City attor monthly report of T. A. Raffety. ' ney. today aked police to search chief state traffic Inspector. The for Miss Nellie Gurnsey. 2fi. his total number of accidents was stenographer w ho lft her home 243 j last Sunday when told that a Officers of the traffic depart-, 'nd had been Injured at Vale, ment collected delinquent fees Jn True?dale said Miss Curnsey left the sura of 14711 45 , and stolen I w'h F. M. !dnn. a concession ears recovered had a reule valne 1 1st who had reported the injury. of IA950 "nd that later It was learned the , , - , . , Q 'friend mentioned had not been In an accident. Truemlale said he Garden peas for fall planting are traced the stenographer and Pod sold at Wharton Bros. I ton as far as LaGrsade. Visitors Leave for South Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Johnson, who have been guests at the home of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Johnson at Winston for t he past several , weeks, lert Saturday for the south. They will visit in Los Angeles and San Diego before continuing their' journey home to Rock ford, HI. ! , Miss Strader Returns Home j After spending her three weeks vacation here viKltlng with rea-l tlvea, Miss Merle Strtader, chief, operator at the telephone exchange! at Cottage Grove, returned to that; city Saturday night. Miss Strader, formerly was employed In the lo- i cal exchange. Hunting Party Back C. A. Lock wood of the C. A.; Lor k wood Motor company, A. B Smith, Ford dealer of Portland and George Rogers, Insurance man of! that city, have returned to town J following a hunting trip at Buki Head camp near Twin Ikes. The rest of the party returned home, earlier. j Visitiog Kin In City I Archie Young, brother of Mrs. 1 J. It. Wharton of this city, arriv ed here Saturday to spend the wpek with his sister and other re latives here. Mr. Young recently returned to Seattle from a trip to the Orient, being employed in the government mail service. On Motor Trip South Mrs. Willis Duniwsy of Portland and Mrs. Charles Illggins of As toria visited here Sunday. They were on their way south on a mo tor trip. Visited In Eugene Jimmy Pickens, employe ef the Highway Service company, spent the week-end visiting friends !n Eugene and enjoyed a trip over the McKenzle highway. Over From Coast Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Powers and two daughters. Miss Margaret Powers and Mrs. C. J. Hood ell of Marshfield motored here and spent the day Sunday with friends. Mrs. Powers and daughter, Mrs. Boodell went on to Salem today. OLD TRAFFSC CSSE Roland S?hwarts was today sentenced to SO days In Jail on a charge of driving a car with four occupants In the front seat. The charge la one that has been pend ing In the Justice court for several months and grew out of the acci dent that occurred in the early spring, resulting In the Mrs. Mary Julia The salary of the secretary 6l state is $".400. I loss said today that be will re appoint C. N. Laughrlge as deputy secretary. It has been known for some time that T. A. Raffety would he retained as head of the state traffic department and C D. Oabrit'lson as head of the motor vehicle registration division. Hrrns intimated that no changes wlll be made among the heads of oihtx office departments. Wool sacks and twine at Whar ton Bros. AUTOS MEET, MAN KILLED.. fAorltMl Vttm t.ourl Wire) - w BEND, Ore., Sept. 24. Carl Craig, proprietor of tho Buttle iifnih f i lake summer resort, was killed TtnhprtKnn yesterday when Ms automobile Set. wan a v tri.l n.i a rhnr.M. nrt collided With One driven by J. C. manslaughter, but was found not guilty. There was some evidence introduced at the trial, however, to show that Schwarts had bee driving Hit car earlier in the eve ning with four persons In the front seat, contrary to the state motor vehicle law. Schwarbs was ar raigned in the justice court and entered a plea of not guilty. Ow- Soder. of H-nd. Craig was pin ned beneath his overturned ear, u Roofing at Wharton Bros. ' SLUGS JAILER, ESCAPE9 MmrvUtnl Prwi Umn Wire) HII.LPBORO. Ore., Sept. 2. i F. W. Lewis escaped from tho Ing to the absence of District At-j jafl here last night after slug torney Cordon at the time there Kne the cltv laller. taking the iail- was no action taken, so that thejer's revolver and blackjark. Lewia case dragged along until today, J wa facing a charge of assault aud when a hearing was held before . buttery. Judge Hopkins. The state fntro-j 0 duced Its testimony, Piul Hiifhnm u-r(l xhia Mnmino appearing as the Only witness. The j rhar,M 1Illhn Wft-' Yn defense placed no witnesses on I the stand. Judize lloitklns lmnosed a 30-day Jail sentence upon the de- fenda tit, whose attorney, J. O. Watson, gave notice of appeal to the circuit court Roseburg this morning attending to butiinesa affairs and trading, . HOSS WILL RETAIN RAFFETY AS CHIEF OF TRAFFIC DEPT. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. 8. Weatbar Bureau Offle Rosrbunc. Oregon. Data reportM bj E. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist In charge. Barometric pressure (reduced " to sea level) 5 a. m. 29.91 Relative humidity 6 p. m. yes terday (per cent) "45 Preclp. in Inches and Hundredth: 73 SAI.EM. Ore.. Kept. 82. The change-over of the eeretiiry ot.Hlgheat temperature yesterday slate s office from the hands of ,w(,8t temperature last night Slim A. Kozer, Who has held It for lemnerntlir for the cikiii yt'uitf, mi run r.. iiiihh. mih successor, is scheduled to NORTHCOTT TRIES TO SHOW HIMSELF FRAMEUP VICTIM (Aanr latent Pit? Lad Wire) VANCOUVER. B. C, Sept. 24. Accusing his niece, Jessie Clark, of fabricating the murder farm charges at Riverside, Cal., Gordon Stewart Northcott issued a writ ten defi from his cell In Oakalla prison hero today. "After reading the charges In the newspapers I doubt the sanity of my father and Sanford Clark, my nephew," declared Northcott, who Is charged with murdering four young boys on the Northcott chicken ranch at Riverside. "As for Jessie, I firmly believe her to be st the bottom of everything." Northcott, in another part of tho statement, referred to Cyrus Northrott, his father, as "a dis satisfied husband seeking divorce grounds. Jessie was called "a movie, publicity-mad girl from whose mind all these Ideas came" and Sanford Clark, whose disclos ure In Los Angeles brought about the Investigation of conditions on the ranch, was branded as a "lazy, stupid boy and half cracked with reading too many detective thrillers and seeing too many wild west movies.' The alleged killer, who 1s being held here pending extradition pro ceedings, alluded to the prosecu tion as a "farce" and asked: "Why blame all the disappearances and murders In California on me It Is a wonder that considering all the terrible crimes I am charged with they not try to set Hickman free and blame me for the Parker mur der or the St, Francis dam tragedy on mother." place .Monday morning. Preceding the turn-over Rover nor Patterson will formally ap point Kocer as director of the bud get nnd Hoss as secretary of state, sign their commissions and the two officials will subscribe to their oaths of office before a notary. The office of budget director, to which Koser will be appointed, was created by the 1927 legisla ture. Under thin act the governor is emiwwered to fix the salary of I dnv lake Normal temperature for this '47 date , , 0 .79 Precipitation, last 24 hours Total preclp. since 1st month Normal preclp. for this month 1.27 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1928. to dale Average preci'j. from Sept. 1, 1S77 Total deficiency since Sept. 1, 1928 Averaee seasonal preclp. Sept to May, Inclusive Sl.1t 79 92 13 Forecast for Interior southwest the director. What this will he has Oregon: Unsettled with rains . to not yet been made known, but It Is j night and Tuesday; moderate tern believed it will be ffiOoft a year, neratnre. IS 1,-irsT 1 B 1 2 A For this week we are offering a splendid Hansen A S Family Scale, which weighs from 24 to 60 pounds, j according to size, from j JFamilyrScales J $1.50 up n accurate Bath iced for a few da $15.00 f Then we have an accurate Bath Room Health 4 4. Scale, specially priced for a few days at A s See these scales in our window this week. ' E Churchill Hardware Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE p PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Submitted Emergency Operation Miss Vera Klore, employed In the accounting department of the Roseburg National Rank, was taken suddenly 111 with an attack of appended! is Sunday and this morning underwent an operation at Mercy hospital. In Roseburg Yesterday W. K. WadH worth and his (laugh-i terinlsw, Mrs. Marie WadswortfiJ of Harrisburg. who are well known throughout the state as fraternal! j workers, spent a short time In! i Rohurg yesterday, on their way' I to K'smath Falls, where they wilt: ! spnd several days. It was Mrs Vvadaworths first visit to Roseburg) and she expressed considerable! pleasure at the appearsnce of the city, mentioning in particular the! clean appearance of the streets. ' Houcks Return Prom Meeting Dr. and Mrs. Ceorge K. Ilouck returned Sunday from Portland where they spent several days last week. Ir. Ilouck, who Is counselor of this district of tho Oregon State Medical Society, at tended the annual meeting of thst organization Thursday, Friday and Saturday, while Mrs. Hourk at tended a meeting of physician's wives to form an auxiliary. She was made president-elect of the suxlllary following the forming of the organization. Preceding Ihe medical society meeting Ir. Hourk attended the meeting of alumni of the University of Ore gon medical school. PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Last Time TODAY You can't afford to miss this 3-ring faugh feast. Karl Dane Geo. K. Arthur in Circus Rookies Thy Irar a Inns:, wlrtn trail of lioiihl.r aa Kookli-i In a IIIk Cirrus. Admission 10c and 35c TOMORROW "Fleetwing" Love's Adventure on the Sands of Araby. LIBERTY TOMORROW B?0 -- V--- W DAYS. WALLACE BEERY WCIUUWiULlK. -UMI-i. 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