ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928.
FIVE
(
1
L. W. METZGER COMPANY
Roseburg, Ore.
Sells B-H Satin Eggshell and Brush Lacquer
The B-H Color Harmony
Selector makes choosing of
colors simple and suit. The
Selector is made from actual
samples of painhmd lacquer.
.j-" "aints . -J
new, easy way
to Colorful Rooms!
Satin Eggshell Ftnish is
amazingly easy to apply.
THAT bright colorful kitchen you've been
wanting the kitchen of your dreams; that
bathroom, alive and inviting with modern color
effects; that new color-dress for the bedroom!
Have them now! There Is a new, easy way for
you to be your own decora tor a way that makes
redecorating a new joyous experience a way
that costs but little!
The B-H Color Harmony Selector, shown
above, automatically chooses charming color
schemes for you. It selects these combinations
'from the 12 modish and beautiful tints of Satin
Eggshell Finish for walls and woodwork (or
chid, lettuce green, beige and others), and 12
sparkling colors of B-H Brush Lacquer for fur
niture and other objects. These are arranged on
the Selector according to the laws of color har
mony. Then comes putting on the colors. Any woman
can do it and have lots of fun at it when she uses
Satin Eggshell Finish. The results will be be
yond her hopes because Satin Eggshell give
a semi-gloss surface of great beauty and aura
ility. And it is really washable.
Send 10c and your name to Bass-Hueter. They
will send you a Color Harmony Selector, made
from actual paint samples, and Betty Holmes'
helpful booklet showing charming color schemes
for your home. Then see us for your paints.
dip this coupon for Color Harmony StUctorf
Bav Huitii Paikt Com ant , 3240-24th St, Sm Fnaoao
ait I mil on BeTTT HoUrt
Endowed w toe ittmmp wt txm) and the bum rf mr paint
dralrr. PIcam atnd m the B H Colo rUtMOXY SikSCTOft
nd Betty Holm' booklet, regularly sjcaach.
My N
Street and No.
My Dealer
Noti: hvt 1a mind dtxorttun tit aJmag wav
BASS-HUETER
Color Harmony Interior Finishes
'The Way to 'Beaut s'fu I Homes"
' ZEPPELIN IN TRIP . 'the last lnnr distance experiment of the transportation ministry,
" j before the airship leaves for Am- imombers of the KeichBtaa; and air
FRIfiDRICHSHAFEN, Germany, ,erca. I newspaper men v ere Included In
let. 2 Graf Zeppelin, Ur. HukO; The nassettKers and crew numthe nasseriKers.
Kekener'a new dirigible, atarted atjbered 7n. Lieutenant Commander
' m- l01y in a thlrtysij hour ;iharlra E. Rosendahl, l. R. navy,' Carbide for Meriting plants
flight whlrh waa Intended to be wan again aboard. Representatives sold at Wharton Urns
is
lilS
1! !l
1
Used Cars You Can Trust
Ai Prices You Can Pay
Every used car in our stock deserves
your confidence, because we make sure,
first, that it deserves ours.
Every one that needs reconditioning is
thoroughly reconditioned right in our own
shop. It must be right or it could never
get on our main sales floor.
Used cars are not a "side line" here. That's
why you always find a full line of high
grade vehicles from which to choose.
And they're priced for every pocketbook
the finest dollar-for-dollar values in
town!
THESE WON'T LAST LONG
Dodge Coach (1925) $650
Ford Touring (1925) 150
Dodr;e Coupe (1924) 350
Buick touring (1922) 300
Dodt;e Touring (1924) 350
Studcbaker Winter Cr (1923)450
- J. O. Newland and Son
RoMiburg, Oregon
o
Phone 4 ?o
't .....
iPNB puncner irom l.os Anne.es,
and the tn round beating that he
Huve youiiK Jack Thorn,. sou, negro
contender fur (he welierwelxnl
title, la.st nlht, will not soon be
tot not ten bore.
Ilefore a record breaking Indoor
crowd at the state jtramory, Fielda
handed the Oakland neKro, con
queror of Joe Inmdee In a nun- 1
title fight and matched for the j
title in New York. Nov. 16, the
I worst twittering In Ms career,
i When the it nth round was over,
fAnclatr-d Prin Lal win) Thompson waj barely able to BlaK-
V1KNKA, Oct. 2 With a bloody tior to his c .uer. only by covti
feud recently declared against . inx in the Uut three routulti did
him. Zoru, kinit of the Albanians. I he Have h nu fiom a knockout, j
in stated In umensored dimmtehes1 Fields. vvd ;l: i ; ? K iKiunda io ,
from the mountain kingdom to be! 144 pound, tot 1!.o...ioi., mmi
virlually barricaded in his palace 1 meted his dusky opponent with a
at Tirana. wilting hotly attack and shunt
Tirana and other centers are lei lb and lihta to the lace to win
swarming with Albanian and seven rounds. Thompson a ral:ies
Italian secret police who are ti)-jtn the sixth and seventh rounds
itiK to round up piuUit. The pr.vu hi;.; iliu-e sessions while the
movement atculnst the throne is;lifth was even,
described as widespread with the! A disastrous first round, when
country In a state of alarm. he was on the receiving end of
Kkven persons are stated to 'jolting rights and lefts to the jaw
have been executed on Zogu's or-, had Thompson ftrotigy at the start,
der In the market place of Durax-jHe never recovered from that sup
io. Tm-o hundred others were ar-; prising attack, excepting only in
rested. I two rounds. The Is Anele:t
The situation is sten as the out- j hoy continued to bore in, throwing
growth of an uprising against three punches to one for Thomp
Europe's newest king w hich start-j son. and the pace was so furious
ed in the mountains of northern i that the negm wan seldom able to
Albania a few weeks ago. A moun- j get set (or his rushing right hand
tain chieftain was found dead In blows.
bed and his followers rtnihiited i in the eighth, ninth and tenth
the assassination to men hind by ! sessions. Thompson landed lesa
Zogu nt.d declared a bloody feud than a donen punches. Most of
against him. A full regiment was : Hie time he reeled around the Hug,
sent into the north. i protecting his face while Fields
A strict censorship has forced I showered him with gloves in an
foreign correspondents to send 'effort to land a knockout punch,
out dispatches by devious routes. it made eleven straight victories
The nalare at Tirana, where Zogu 1 for Fields, five of them by knock-
Is closely guarded, is described as 'outs. When the pair went into
resembling an arsenal because Ihe ring last night, Fields was a
many machine guns, rifles and , ten to seven favorite,
other weapons have been concen- j The bout drew a crowd of about
trated there. ( lo.oon persons with gate receipts
Zogu is stated to live in fear of ot K'f.H .To.
assassination, screening himself , o
from uubllc view since September ' day evening w hen a truck driven
1. when he .as nroclalmed king by . by Mr. Nachtschelm skidded off
the national assembly. j . - o -
Some observers In Vienna pre- HARRIS IS OUT
diet that there is a possibility of (
religious outbreaks in northern Al- UuweiatH i'r Ua-.l Vir-
bania. Most of the northerners are! WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 "Hucky"
Roman Catholics w hile Zogu is a j Harris, for five years manager of
Mohammedan. I'he Washington Senators, will not
0 'pilot the team' next year, Clark
Bat barbecue sandwiches and j Griffith, owner of the club, an
Uve forever. Brand's Road Ktand. juounced today.
o Griffith said that it had not been
DHMANfF OF SE.A decided whether Harris would' re-
Y . - -p. . main as a player of the team, fto
MADE KNOWN TODAY one has been selected to take his
(place, tiriftith added. Joe Judge,
4 (Asmclitcd Vtrm Lturd Wire) 4 veicran fust baseman for the tteu
LOXDOX, Oct. 2. Romance jators. has been mentioned often as
that began during a world cruise a possible successor to Harris.
on the steamship rranconia was
qA Great Fleet
of " Silver Grays "
Serves Western
Oregon
FOREST GROVE
NEWBERGl
MoMINNVILLE
DALLAS!
MONMOUTH
NEWPORT
SALEM .
LEBANON
TALBANY
revealed today when London pa
pers told of the engagement of
Francis Lee Higglnson. Ill, son of
a Roston family socially and fi
nancially prominent, to Miss Dor
othy Lucas, 23 year old Knglish
girl who was a swimming Inst rue
tor aboard the vessel. The msi
riage will take place on October
4t at til. Nicholas church, Hluu
dell Hands, near Liverpool
Miss Lucas lives.
Miss Lucas, an attractive bru
nette, met Mr. Hlgsjinson yester
day at Liverpool when he landed
from the Krant'ouia. Reporters
from London papers quest ioneij
the Roston youth, who said:
"Our romance has been a clo.e
SAY WOMAN MURDERED
( AHx-ittit I'rfw leaned WlrP)
SANTA CltrZ. Cal.. Oct. 2.
Convinced that Mrs. Coia Mead,
wife of a wealthy Chicago manu
facturer w ho w as found shot to
death hist week, was murdered.
Sheriff N. 1. Hltinott ot Kama Cm
county, today continued his efloits
where!10 Bolve the mystery.
rnurirr tsinnott announced taie
last night that he considered the
catse one of murder rather than
suicide after tie had conferred
with August Volluier, chief of po
lice of Hurkiiey, a prominent
j criminologist.
I The Hlierllf said be based his
EUGENE!
MARSHFIELD
j0'
I PORTLAND
Throughout the day these fine
motor-coaches roll smoothly over
the highways of Western Oregon.
With clock-like regularity and an
extra margin of safety, they do their
job -and make new friends.
Hundreds who use them daily ap
preciate the convenience of frequent
schedules, their dependability and
their high standard of ccjuipment
the very latest product built for bus
travel.
For Southern Pacific has built into
this "Silver Gray" net work the high
efficiency of a railroad system.
For more than 40 years
Southern Pacific has been a success factor in
Oregon development. Today the" Silver Gray"
licet is geared to meet the local transportation
needs. Supplementing long-established train
service it ciosely links local points with fre
quent, comfortable, dependable service.
0
MEDFORD
ASHLAND
KLAMATH FALLS
ly guarded secret, but as Miss Lu- 1,16 "iHciosure m
cas has quite made up her mind
to have me for lite there is no
further need of concealment.
"I first spoke to her last w in
tor after she bad given a shim
ming exhibition on the Kraticonii
and the length of the cruise gave
me more than sufficient lime to
decide that she Is the only girl for
ine."
Miss Lucas' father Is an
giueering superintendent with the
KurnesB Withy Steamship com
pany. She Is the same age as the
groom whose six foot figure is
know n in financial quarters tu
Ixtmlon where lie spent some time
in cunneetion with Higgin.son at:d ,
company, the Loudon branch of j
his father's firm, le. lligginsmi 1
and company. Hunt on. He whs a
member of the class of lit -7 M 1
Harvard I'nivorsity, of which his ;
body of Mrs. Mead showed
1 siL'iis of powder burns and upon
the fact that discrepancies hud
j been found in the story of L. A.
; Th 'rnewell, who for six years
; was know 11 here as Mrs. Mead's
husband.
f Thornewill Is being held on an
open charge pending further in- ; : -
.vestigation of the case. He has HFAVYWFIflHT HfiWS school Monday.
Motor Coaches Call at
Umpqua Hotel, Rose Hotel, Sou hern Pacific Passenger Station
Fhone 11
admitted being with the woman
few hours before the killing took
place.
HE'S GAME FIGHTER
I year, making the numlx r the same
n (AHnrutM Prf-w li-rd Wiri as that of last year.
CARR'S ONE DAY SALES PEORIA, HI-. Oct. 4 -Les Mar t rBrl Uurgoyne and th-an Mar
iner. sturdy Illinois heavyweight, ' ,-un, W(.ri, absent from sduxd
K A l f a , l i nas given one or t ie Dent demon-, Tuesday
Month of October Being , .,..,.- ..v..r mi " " . . ...
j rt II1K IH'UI 1 U ttl'l "I-
the rlUK- I tHrniKin fur tli ihiidiihh lit mxiin-
UliiK a liliTHry kum ty. I hi! lol-
I whit lifl tin a year uko for ('lll)A.
Twi'iily five puplln liav omioII'mI r.itni nt-il Snmlay i vrnliiK anil have
In hlKh m limil feir t li.- comlim asaln i nnilli il at our Hchonl. Tlmy
Being
Used for Special Sales.
1 Aflfr bafnf( floored fr a count.
Each day'a (.rica at marehandiaa 'of ninf tliren tlmwa in Hiihh rnunda
same at data that day. .In hia bout tlh (ieore (t)maa of
i-imaut'inia iai niuiu, .yiarnnt
Imumltt with lhfiii thr't parrota.
wlik h aflord nmch aiiiuut.'iutint for
Hit' Kt'hool childit.ii. ,. .
IjtHt week the follow Iiik - Look
IiikuIims piiii.li' vlslti-il at the
honii- of I'rlnrloal T. rt. Thump
bon: A. II. Sicken, wife and
'iHiiuhn r l.u'lle. Stanley Sehrenk.
I'rln. I". M. Nah of the lxiklnK
kIhhb hlKh aehiml and ain Franula.
father aa furiiierly an oveiavnr. I ( an a Store has under way their dwenveren his rlKht hand had
Ills araudfather was Moniiiienl in one day Oetoher mieiials. Kacli ilav been broken. Kelualmr to heed
financial circle anil hia Kre;il a new Kiotip ot ileum la ottered at UBeailnna of hl aeconda that hej
unci, the late Henry le HiKiini-,a special pike, the price beliiK the d""- '"' foUKht on with audi deter
son. was chiefly reHionll'le for 'same as the dale that day. On lie- nilnation that he won the JudKea'
toundinK the lloston Symphony tuber 1st item were lc. on the 2nd decision, knocking Ins opponent
Orcheatra. they were 2v. elc. . down II tlniea.
o I October Sin and (ilh will see i' .Marrlner will b out of the. rln
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9 U danili croup or Mi nis at tliiuc fr i weeks or more as the re-
o price, on the f,th the 5c (tenia '" f the Injury, his trainer an-
JACKIE FIELDS l"rl",'e mirrors, law cidlu- ilionncid.
Dl)L,n crMCATIAM '"'' toJ1- suiiiir spoons, envelois's, I "
KIINlj 3E.INOA I HJIN rubber 1I0II-, panni; knives, suit! t'"r l",tl1 Quality and quantity,
haiiKeis. Barters, letter openers, ry tne .1. It. Watklna Koda. 120 W.
Ily .1. NKWI.AMl ,lianilken!ii.ts, cake pans. etc. Also Ine. I'hone 1T7.
(."sociatid Cress Sports Write ) a farlur trial price ol 5c each m o
SAN KKANCISCO. Oct. 2 A ,,ur tanious jdy Lois hair net s.
sinilltiK. clean cut youth of 21 win, 'rinse come In all shades and ellh
heat a man who (sat a 1 liiimpion ,.r ui ur i,u B111. ,,.inE remilailylt Riddle 5trronl Nnl.i f
, Relief From Curse
of Constipation
la the newest riuir . S'-lisallon ;
come out of tin west.
That youth Is lackle Field, tit'
laiaaa) m
6
Armstrong's
ACCOLAC FINISH
9x12 .
7x9
6x9 .. ..
$8.9)
.$4.45
Parslow
Furniture Co.
lor. Stock iir now. aNuiiH-rous
(iiln-r it-in.- Kit! be inclu'led in our
; 6c sale.
!' On Sdtunl.iv. (tct fi will h.tve
an ext. a Kod lot of b- items. Kid i
dies ie-oi(s, tiie h,1ioym. noap,
eomb, dlth limp.-, mial box or i
jiainls, catches, dolls, bluck.), faiu y i
cHiidk-fi, eiianit'l batiKrs, toy j
Sliuep. lutein, ill) Q a.;vciopfK,
Kaiuts, 1 lb. HHfk cutx;,, f-.iilHini
cood.-t. fly suati-r.. dih cloths, )
etc Aii thus.- t in mid others
Mill b- sdd at V .
Kir !it xi wt k we wid liave kr.
Iti-fcs on .Monday tll' Hill. 'Jr. on
'I it viay tin- ImIi, and .ho on thru
tile 'Ml ran f'-'.-liil on -
Int; foiiic ontstati'lhiK vithifM nit
out fioiii day io day. At I' ant conn
in and "bti "
our le w counii'is arc (ioi:rc:.hiriK.
Vnj will hkf Die new Ik out '
lntvi' pianttef) for our better dm-jua.-.H
and fuM-T tihoppitm. Itut
while It." HiitjraiiouK are (roinit on,
w're oH'ii fur bu-'ine'-K us u .suit I.
.o;iie iii and fee
'I hat new tfiticvwork of ou.ru In
rtithiiiK a lot (if favorable com
lliellf 'I lie new tti-(n mid pHttei hH
are just thai "dltterenl" meri iuili
dirti- oti me lookiuK (or. Aud
the c'm h d.uidy new line of
tlireadn, laceK and eilv'inr to ft"
nli it (jet thai ( hro-in-aM fant y
work now and u' onr odd ttuien
to work it up. .uui, 1. arr suib
to in k officers were eleeteil: (lab
llluodell, inert. ; Mali-1 Itiaiiham.
vii e-iirert. ; Itiilh Mo.itil f.
treait., and lien Wlllia, m.r;eant ati
armit.
Mm. Klmmel. 7th and Mb urade,
teuchor. and littr puioiH huve icen Hnttle ('re k phynit mn Hays,
retoii loir the iam woek over a , "Cun.HiipHilon Is reMi-oiwible for
new Inti rmilioniil tlictioti.tr , mure misery than any other
which they have received. ;taioe."
At the fir-ti meetuiK of the stu- Itut immediate relief han been
dent body hmmm i.itton I lie idticiH foimd. A tablet ealleii Rexull )r
eltitt'd wre u.h IoIIowk: Alurle der lies has been diHroven-d. Thi
Man u m. irea.: Mabel lira nli.i in. tabiet a It i acta water from (be B'
vie jirea ; Dean Maicum, nee.- fm Inio the lazy, dry, evacuating
tn ait ; Mabel liianhain. piauUt. bowel called the eolon. The water
and Hen W illis, nerjceam at arm:. l"-nes the dry food wahIp and
Mrs. I'fatf nf the :!rd and 4th mils. a K'-ntle. thorounh, natural
crad" room has two n w puiuls movertieni without rormliiK a habit
tbla wevk. Howanl Man um and nr , vt reasinn the dns..
t hailes Van Koleii. J Hiifteriiu; from ronstipatlon.
Itnv (Tii.iM llaiuld Maicum and r," w H ' Oiderlle at nlpht.
Two fr Minimi Kirla. Klda Mar
rum and I'earl White, have eoine
to K'udy with u. Klda is from
Meridan, Idaho, and Pearl from
d lift i let number 12".
!u He Ma remit w as n bsent from
rKia -in Kulen aie new addi
lions to the fith and tit li Krade
room.
The third urnde under the super
vihion of Mrs. l'faff has made
some very preiiy (I'd'-raphy in:inu
als to use dnrliiK 'he roinliiK year.
I i cor j-1 a and 'ha ! te a n Kot -i
Next day bright. iet I'l for 25c
to'iay at the nearest Kexall Drue
Store.
.Mrs. p. (. StioiTHiultit was liero
from Mcltu.e tor a '.-w hours yes
terday attMdinic to bu.ilneK:t at
' fah-H and U-Miip with friends
' ' "Hll
PORTLAND to ASHLAND and Way Points
Modern Transportation
via the pioneer line and originator of low tranv
portation roats and convenient service on the
Pacific Highway anil branch lines in Oregon.
Patronize the "RED TOlw coaches of the Oregon
Stages System. 1 hey wave served you
Ion" and faithfully.
mm
"s.ri4.,wr"
4 V;V lL.iMJr-u 1?..
(Qrcgon )tages ystem
THE RED TOP COACHES
I TOP I
Stages Leave Roseburg
North 7:20. 11;00 a. m.j 12:40, 4:00. 10.00 p.
&ou"v--10:25 a. m.; 1. 2b p. m.; 3:20 a. m.
Stage Terminal Hottl
Jackton and Washington 8ta.
Phona bit
Ca'l the local St.ige 0pot lor infortration - girding --edur.isd '-o to Wflsr'i"9ton point