Roseburg news-review., February 21, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

FIGHT
ROSF.HURfi NF.WS-RF.VIF.W. ROSEBURO. ORFCON, THURSDAY. FF.HRUARY 21, 1929.
SALEM. Ore.. Feb. 21. Gover
nor Patterson tiMiay signed tbe
ltohUon reforestation tiilt.
MitcPherson'M plan for the cabi
net form of government success
fully paused another hurdle Wed-
nesday when ihe housj
resolu-
Hons committee decided
unani -
tntiusly to return the resolution to
the house with a favorable recom
mendation. The reHohition passed
thi senate several days ago by a
largo nmiorlty.
Work of the Senate
SALEM. Ore.. Feb 21. Reiriila-
lory measures galore have been In-1
irouuceu hi iuih Kensioii or uie i K-,
Jslalure. .Most of them have been
rejected, tine wan added to tne re-1
JecteU lit by the Renate yesterdav
when Senator Marks ridiculed lo
death Ihe Set) lender Chindren
Iiouhp bill providing for the renula -
lion of shade trees along streets
nnd hlKhways ami tho ap)ointment
of three wardens.
The senate adopted the I pi on
joint resolution extending the providing for an appropriation of fw troop dues paid up to dale, 10
benefits of the veterans' slate aid jioo.Ono. to bt matched by a fed fr scout; lor ea h wcout on
act to all men nnd women who ,.r;4 $i2'..0l)0 appropriallon. for the j choice of all day hike, I'i, over
liave served In the wars and who construction of a memorial build-1 n-Kht hike, yi, cvenimc hike, lit;
;re now living and have lived In nK ai ciiampoeg. putiol kinhI turn, 2.1 u for patrol;
Oregon 10 years. reKardless of Another measure disallowed was atiendance at Sunday school or
whether they enlisted in this state, jone providing for $:i.rJtooo annual-' church. 25; wearing complete uni-
Olhor measures passed by the jy fr three years for the aKi icul-: form at uoop meeting. :.,: wear
senate VVeduestluy Hftemoon were: itimil proniolion campaign of Iheiing netkerchh-f (if not uniform)
S. I). 2u7, by Joint Multnomah 8tHtP chamber of commerce. J at meeting. 5; best report for wet k.
delegation Providing that alfida-j Measures disapproved were: , not based on points, lmj f(ir p.i
vits of prejudice may be filed Dunne, resoluiion for SLT.i.o forltrol; to each patrol completing
against circuit court Judges. Ijnnn j y4.on nii-morlal; $smi0 for! share In world gilt to Sir itobert
S. II. 121!. Itv E. F. Katley He- pnultrv disease InvesligallonH; i liaden l'owt II, 2 cents each, loo
latlng to certification of teacher $12.00 for agricultural exieiiment Points; lor each old scout re-reg-on
graduation from standard col-Ration In Deschutes county; 2.rn , islered, r,o.
leges. to orae graves of ex-holdlers; ! The purpose of this contest Is
8. R 191. by lllIllngsley-ClvlnR $nso claim of E. E. Jamison against j to advam-o tl. scouts already en
county courts and city councils pta(p nme b(ard; $7.r.i0 for tof.o-, rolled further along In the scout
right lo build buildings by Issuing graphic map of slate; bill lo In-j teMs ami to enroll new scouts. The
bonds to be retired by rentals. crt.aHe county fair tax levy from contest will al.-o make for a good
lllll mainly for benefit of Hps- one twentieth to one tenth of a' patrol spirit which. In turn, will
chutes and Malheur counties which mli; 1o cnate a revolving fund for mean good troops. Such a contesi
"Ti n' i7U w'1" printer; providing for a brings about team work which is
H. H. 4.SH, by Metsker I'rovid- committee to investigate the mai-; ahs-lutely necessary (o run up
ng that a school district mainlain- ,,.r nf ,axoJ, oll f,.df.ral forest i points and devtdops In lhf patrol
ing a hlh school ami voting ,.inds. Header and his assistant valuable
HU,HRTn , i "f W. . ,0tMPr' A Proposed appropriation of Sn,-! leadership qualities.
nSZ m " '"b Washington and' o
H. II. 325. by McCourt-Makes it S"'h'11 .u",' I fr !'lo'!r 1 COUNTY EXHIBIT
his home voting place to vole un
der the absent voters' law.
II. 11. 3!s. by Washington and
.Yamhill delegations Providing for
establishment or control areas to
protect orchard, farm nnd forest
products from disease..
H. H. 4hH. by Fisher and Ixick-
WOOd ami Senator Eddv AnthnHx.
Ing county court to waive or re-
duce penalty and Interest upon un
paid taxes.
Passed by the House
SALEM, Ore., Feb. 21. The bill
"designed to create a further con
fldetit'ul relationship between aa
st" nognipher and her employer,"
according to Representative lirlggs,
was Hissed by the house Wednes
day urteruoon. The hill provides
that a sienogiapher cmmol he a
witness ngainst her employer on
matters pertaining to information
it-vnni in mi Minimi i.tjiitiny.
The tnnine also punned the Itailey (
hill which declurei) the industrial
accTdent fund to be a trust fund
for use, declared In tye Industrial
iiiiiiiiK tin i iijuimiin in-iciuiun;
made by the state of Oienon to
said fund to he a truit In which the
state has no proprietary owner
ship or lights to reclaim.
Selthmler's buib bill, providing
for the licensing of nursery nu n 1
under the suprvilim of the state
board of hiniiculiure, was a I mo
passed by the house. A $Ui license
fee provision t.i included In the
biii.
Banker Has Road Plan
SALEM. Ore. Feb. 21. J. C.
AIuh worth cf I'oi (bind, president
of the Oregon GihiJ Itoads associa
tion, presented he lore the senate
roads and highways committee
Wednesday a plan w hereby he said
ihe completion of h II remaining
state hl: I: w a :i could be paid for
In live years ami all the contracts
let within to years.
AltiMMiith said he thought thai
more than one cent increase in the
gasoline tax x.onld be a great mis
take. Ills plan is to make about
9f.iiim.iHKt a jear available for
M Kb way ctm.it ruction, of which
Jl.iMMJ.iaM would be bv bond is-
in mi mm imiihwii
Men's New
Low Shoes
JUST IN
Stylo, 'er, Comfort in
every pair
Moderately Priced nt
$4.95
$5.95
Let us fit you in a pair of
these
NEW OXFORDS
Koseburg Koofcrie
IRVIN 0RUNN
Shoes that tlify and fit the
feet
Perkins Bldfl., Rostburg. Ore.
!
; The W. It. C. will hold a
( ellver tea on Friday, Feb. 22
from 2:30 until 4: '.in in (I. A.
! It, rooms fit Ihe armory. The '
! public is cordially invited. '
biip, the remainder from motor re-1
I lilcle and gasoline txes and fed-1
era) funds. So closely does his I
plan colnrlde with the Klepper re-;
Kiiluiion introduced Wednesday I
, ihut Alnauorili aiirovd the KI't-j
per plan. ;
Senator Kid dip nnd Dunne were j
j strongly oppoHed to further bond
I issues, senator i- isner wanted any
program deeideti on to Include
j completion of the Roosevelt hlti-
i way and the short mule from Port-
i l.i ml to the sea. Senator limine of
Josephine county said that to l
I rut' bonds would piobably le licad-
I' Ing toward a referendum, and de
flared that what Ihe people want
Is licence reduction on lined cars.
,K F. Itailey and t'plon tdood above
all for completion
of the Moose-
velt highway and
cross-slate
biKhwav from Vale to Florenc
Golden Flow Blocked .
SALEM. Ore.. Feb. 2 Th
ways and mean committee wat in nd class to first clusn, 18 ; for
!R Rilm, tax-suvInK mool WedneH- each tecond class merit bade
day nlKht and voted adverne re- 'passed, 4i; for each first nans
ports on various appropriation 1 "icrU hadKe. tjo; Tor each m-w
bills. scout brought In. vt; patrol me.-t-
Among Oiokp that went Into theliiiK duiim; uei k at h me of some
discard was the iMoser-t'oi belt bill
state board of horticulture In flight
ing the nematode pest, tilth had
been disallowed the previous eve
ning, was given another hearing
Wednesday night.
The majority and minority re
torts of a sub-committee on stat"
university and state college af
fairs, which have been the cause
of nmcn dissension, were tabled
Jn place of the disapproved Yeon
memorial resolution Senator
Dunne will Introduce another not
carrying an appropriation.
A sub committee was appointed
to luvctdtr.ato the soldiers' and
sailors' commission which 1h ask
ing for $l.r.uo. Senator Strayer re
called that about Id years uko the
legislature allowed It JlttO.otio, and
said he wanted to know whul wuh
done with the money.
Ihe committee approved a bill
ran
for an annual audit of ail
state departments.
A senate Joint resolution for n
fact-finding commission to Invest!
.,., .,ll.J! ,
GAS REACHES AS
LOW AS TEN CENTS
IN COAST WARFARE
(Continued from pago 1)
com pa 11 les fol low ed I he le;ul if
General Petroleum by fixing l.ie
wholesale piire at It!) cih:..
A retail price of H1 cents was
I fixed ut Portland by G u -ral Pe
lt roicum although it sold as I w rs
14 cents at service stations in
Vancouver. Wanh., acre:- the rivi'rltra convict, charged
from rorthiutl.
I'DHTLAND. tin.., F
things were cerialn In
b. 21 Two
Portland's
;.r:,ar'i,:;;,r,s;:l;,;:;,::h.::
filliiu stations was selling at ic j
cents a K-ilIon and motorists were 1
happy.
Following the niinouiicement of
the General Petroleum corporation
here last night that beginning t
day their brind of motor fuel
would retail tit ll!i cell's. Ihe Porl
l md Itetiill Gasoline ht aNrV ano
ciatlon went Into n huddle thlt
morning. l't until a late hour
member bad made no decision on
w!i;it pi Ice they would advertise.
, o ;
K;f(. il.iK 1- coffee Willi the
e.irieine leinoVed 'I'ty a cup at
Morgan's Saturday. i
Ip Washington Understood
Hi
"Ccorqe Waihington under lood
how to trjnilate political theotry
into MorKabte ichrm of gcvsrn
mcnt" isid President Coottdgf.
You put theory into practC4 when
you dcpoait 'tguUrly with this
b.tnk.
4 , Interest Pjid on Sivingi
Accounts,
ThooseburNdiiondl Dank
Koseburg, Ore
ILLE:
AiMitljer council-wide content for
Iloy Seoills ; hi .tried ye.rday
and will rtjotiitiu until April Join.
This is kliJVli US I lit- bi-hlevenit lit
round-tip eoniesl. ImimI year u
Hinitit nnini vtus iifld with In
dividuals ctiiip-iinK. This ear Die
competition v. ill he fur pair
Is of
m-oiiih. The uinuing patid v. lit go
along Willi tl.e v-iltll'TM of Ihe re
cent first aid contest on the Sin
Fiitncisro San a nit-iil o trip to be
I a ken til'M'r h liool is out.
This coiiteM in Hoiked out on Ihe
J;ilnl basis. Ka h patiol leader is
lo report poiutH for hit entire pa
trol each wetk. He m Ust keep He
rniate account of and n poi t ti:u
following : K. i'it sellout adV.lIK "d
from teiiderf-oi lo second class,
ll'o points; to advance iron hc-
member, 1) for each one pitsmi; !
AT EXPOSITION
AT STATE COLLEGE
The Koseburg Chamber of Com
mence is arranging to m-nd an ex
hibit t; Corvallis for the Oregon
, State college epoilion to tie held
February 22 and INI. Homer Crow,
j instructor of th Smith-Hughes ng-
riculture course at the Senior high
school, is taking the exhibit to
Corvallis today. The display WI In
i clud' pictures, products of lioitg-
his county it lid other articles fea
Jturlng the enmity as a land of dl-
versified fnduiitrlen. A proup of
.liosihiirg siudcnH at the college
j will have cbaige. oT tln display.
; All tortus In the state are partici
; paling in tlifs ey:io.di ion. Exhibits
will be judged Friday night and
fl-t. second am) third places will
be awarded.
-o-
I SECOND TRIAL OF
COOS MAN MAY BE
HELD IN ROSEBURG
( Anri,-. l'rM l.riM . Win-)
MAKSHFIELD, Ore, Feb. 21.
The possibility that a change of
venue to the Douplas county coi'rt
at Hosiburg will Le aouglil by
Kobert Green, charged with killing
a neighbor, Caleb Green, was seen
here today w ben defence attor
neys were quoted as saim; such a
move was considered. Green was
tonvlcted In a pre. ions dial, but
new hearing was ordered by ihe I
rtlt'reme court. I
Hud McGowan, escaped Califor-
w lib an at- j
tempted bank holdup In which hid;
companion was t-lnt to death, is to!
go on triHl o:i (lie same day.
-.0
M0 money urged
TO BACK DRY LAW
( - liit.il l't.-ai l .fi .l W ire)
WASHINGTON, Fell. 2 L After
t I'e Ihui- e nppropriai ions ( oninil
llee had hUhmilieil lodny a new de
liclency bill omitilllK tile proposed
$:i.o'o on i iidiliilomil for prohibi
tion enfotremeiit. it atitlioried !
presentat Ive '.od. republican, In
dliini. to ofi'er an amendment on
the Ihmim f'oor to provide JJ.7J7.
!I7 for prohibiticn.
'Flint sum was recommended by
President Cc ilitUe nrter the trea-siit-v
bad estimated It could use
J:'..","io,0 hi n ote at this lime.
NEW TODAY
5 KOOM cottage fur
ls"-K.
flit. Phone
hm! VOAL, tOAL-l'ag.j Luia
h'T Fjel Co.
t SALt-J t in iiromte" toi.is.2
arragansett hens. 1 while lien
Ward's ("ale.
F lt HEN I' Modern 5-nxtin housv.
garage, dandy gardeu sjot. la-
qui-p 4'.t W. Douglas.
iANifci- Men to la IT e cViiit ract
la.hing brush, hxtuiie at South
End Service Station.
TKAfTOK DlS'-6 fi.TTsed vry
little. 1'riced right. Ieake Ht
lievrs Co., I. O. (I. F. Htdg.
i pint SALE-3 ions vetch "bavT
loo.-e in barn at 20 per ton. Em-
milt Ih'll, Wilbur rniiita road.
DA V A N 1 ) NT( ; I if st r vue, guaf-
hiiiecd vulcanizing, used tires,
j I'mixpua Gaiat-e, 527 N. Jackson
i St.
SI'itAY HOSE Finest qualiiy
spray hose at reasonable prices. I
Spray guns $t each. Ieuke & 1
Ht-yern t'O. '
Folt liENT L-iuum iutunu w iih
bath, good rane stove, large
sleeping porch, garage. $12 per
1110. Chas. Kyes, S2ti N. Jackson
St. I
EXCHANGE for epiipped"fann74
g(Md houses, 4 lots, also 4 va-1
cant lots. See owner, J. A. Camp-i
bell, 105 Cass St.
LOST On Cass St. near Perkins
lildg., tan slip-on sweater. He
ward if returned to Wharton
Itros. John Youn;.
Kl'MMAGE sale at Hoseburg Wom
an's Club Service Shop, opposite
Antlers theatre, eveiy Saturday
from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. in.
WA.NTKIJ - U ;uit to litur trmn iar
tit'K ulio have Kixt second hund
Ko!iit li'litin plant lo Hell. Ad- '
ilri-sn iinx 7. enre Nrws-!t'View.
iiAICinNO HOGS--iZrVe "kbS
from selected 2 and 3 year-old
Hanson Ntrain While- IeKhoriiii.
15 ier 100. K. S. l'runer. Itlddle,
Ore. 1
WANTKI) WashiiiK aiid plain
ewins. Family wa.-hin rouh
dry 4oc dozen; Ironed ttoc dozen.
' Senium iric n reaMinaule. 811
Winchester SL
KolT RKNt4-r. blmKalow; fur
nished and a 7-room. modem ',
hou.se. also have several fur
niched 11. K. rooms. J. A. Camie
bell, owner, loo Cass Si.
CHEVROLET
i rj i;'j iiiou-
el) with the upholstering, paint
and body iike new, good tires
nnd a new license for $:ptO. Lib
eral terms. C. A. Iockood Mo
ior Co.
FOKD nOAOSTEU TT'J2i model)
uith good tires, new paint, in
good mechanical condition and
with a new license for sale on
easy terms. C. A. Lockwood Mo
tor Co.
DOIK'.E COl'PK (li25 model) with
three new balloon tires, new
paint, motor overhauled and new
license. Will sell on easy tenn.i
for only t?,Z. C. A. Lockwood
Moior Co.
CHEVItOLET Touring (It26 mod
el) with four new tires, new
paint, new licen.se and in good
condition. Will make you a good
t rade and gi ve good terms.
A. lockwood Motor Co.
C.
FOR SALE Good Netted Gem po
tatoes. Will give 5c in trade for
lfiO'l or 2000 good clean standard
rine sacks. Have a lew sack.
Netted Gem seed potatoes. A.
South End Camp Ground, Kose
burg. Ore.
RKPUKSKNTATIVKS WANTKD
Financially responsible party as
exclusive distributor for Califor
nia grape juice compound
(brick). One brick makes one
gallon Juice. Port, Sherry. Cham
pagne. Mupcutel and other fla
vors. No violation Volstead Act;
intended for Julie only or Sacra
mental Port and Sherry. Write.
stating address and phone num- ;
ber. to Itox 23, care News-He-j
view.
Foil SALE 1927 Hoid touting.
UK",.
1M27 Overland Coupe, $32"i.
1Ht!7 Nash Coupe, J.al.
l!i:'rt Nash Sedan. $iloo.
192S Nash Sedan. $s2.r.
I!i24 Slur Delivery. S'25.
l't'j rtar Touring.
V.r:i Hudson Coach. l.r0.
I!:; Essex Coach. f2a0.
For a real bargain in guaranteed
used car. see the Nash Sales
Service first. Near Court House.
Phone i
Now You Can See What's New For 1929
New Patterns - New Items
ABSOLUTELY the
cams exclusive item
as are shown in any
big city specialty shop.
Never htve we or any Ross
burg store thown such
splendid line. See it wlv.la
it is complete.
AUIIUIN OVt-K OIL
CONTRACT MAY END
COAST PRICE WAR
MMofi.. l Pr. !..! W.n- (AjHi.tl Pr-M Uunl Wire)
POHTLAN !. Ore.. Feb. 21; I'OItTLAXD, Ore.. Feb. 21. But
Pack of ihe suit filed today by the ter, butterfat and esg prices cie
tleneral feiioNmu corporation 1 dined today to levels existing be
r.i,aii)!t the Hlchliehl Oil company , fUle the advance of a few davs ago.
of California, i'ortland (tusolinei Kxtras and standards in butter
men saw a possible solution to the'we:it down one cent to 45 and 44
price slashing war which has en- cents respectively, while prime
tHied moior Tuel down to li cents. (irHU ms, Rlllf a cent at 43 centa.
Hhin the last 24 hours. I f irsts held to 4:1 cents.
The complaint charges that the Standard extra eggs chipped off
ieneial W-troleum corporaiion en- . r(-nt al 30 an,i medium extras
d-red into an a-'ieemeni with one naj a cem at y.
Ujrnweli, service station operator,;
whereby he was to sell their gato- j
line exclusively until r.35.
On February li, the suit com
l4.iins, Crrnwell refused (Jeneral
corporation's fuel and began re-j
t ei hig Kichf leld products. The
plaintiff states that no amount of'
damages wlli compensate its loss
awl asks a restraining order pro-
hiolting Cornwell from selling
Itichlield uroducts neiuling seitl
ineiit. Cornwell and the Kichfield
Oil company are named as defend
anis. ;as dealers said today they be
lieved it a teat case and a fore
runner for a series of similar court
actiolis.
DRAIN
BEATS OAKLAND
IN TWO FAST GAMES
The Drain hi
Ii baskethall tennis
d feated tlie Oakland haskeleers
on the Drain floor In two Tast,
clean Bamwi last nicht. All rour
teams displayed a rchkI siilrlt, and
excellent team work. A (food
many fouls were called 111 bolii
sanies, but there was little rough
ness. The Drain girls won the (same
from Oakland with a score of 32:
to 20. This pame was fealurdl
by tne excellent playing of Isahelle ;
Harvey. Oakland junipln,; cenler, j
ami the team work and marksman-
ship of the Drain forward:;. Imho
thy Jerauld ami Mildred Yoimg.
Clrls' lineup
lHai:i
Jei-Uld
Young
Whipple
Heddell
Fa u nee
ot evens
Substitutes:
Oakland .
F i'iiiksion
F Tarpley
C Harvey
C Tarpley !
G Mahoney
i; Mixne
Oakland, Muupin '
and Warde.
i he Drain boys also won a vic
tory from Ihe Oakland team with
to 11. I his gives tn
I 1.... .i, i,ri. ., i
i county tournament with
score, having .suffered n
' in tournament r.ameH
( Hoys' lineup:
I Drain
clear '
dLfeat
Oakland
(4) Jones
) (ioodmun
(2) Haines
I Whipple L) F
! Maxwell CO F C
Urookhart (7) (T
, Cool O
I Miller (14) G
Tn'td
lta rd
I Sule-.titutes: Drain, Alfnrd.
Damewood, (2) : White, (2) :
(in);
I op and Clark. Oakland, Caine,
Capen and Hand.
; AH games were ref creed
1'J
j Cochran, ottage Grove.
i BOY BURNED TO DEATH
REEDLEY. Cal.. Feb. 20 Ralph
Hoi in, to, was burned to death by
explosion ot gasoline. Oil Irial
said he lighted a match while try-
I ing to pour gitsoline into the family
automobile from an open Ducket
I He was the son of Mr. nnd Mm
I Nelxon Holin.
j Kaffee Hag is coff.-e with the
j caffeine removed. Try a cup at
! Morgan's Saturday.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist in the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
I'm iiim nimj
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
E. RITTER, Maniger
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
hone 284
Dak and Kane Stt.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
riwi vum mmm .m lhj jl W) MffWH
11
I sr? i r
ftiViarKeiS
ii,it.rfat went to 44 station and
45 track. Ielivery prices were
(j noted at 47'j 49.
Vegetables and fruita were un
chaiiKed with a slight improvement
reported in root vegetables. Cali
fornia green onions were selling
wholesale at 60 cents a dozen
bunches.
I'oultry and other fresh meats
w,.re sU.a,iy Wlh 8Up,,iiP8 some-
what larger, but no increase In de
mand. Livestock quotations unchanged.
Visits Family Here
1 L. C. Mooihart was here from
Klamaih Falls and spent a few
uays inis wees: visiiuig ai ms
home in West Koseburg.
ASA KEYES AND
ROSENBERG GET
ONE TO 14 YEARS
(Continued from page 1)
Ills wife, Mrs. Lilian Keyrs. and
his daughter, Elizabeth, were In
tears. They embraced him before
he was led away to his cell. Rosen
berg was paV but he received the
sentence quietly and went to jail
with no comment.
Attorneys for the convicted men
had made an impassioned plea for
j 2o v ' . a uur
servant was touched upon, and
Rosenberg's mother, father, v ife
and twin babies were brought to
the attention of the court. Attor
ney Lecomte Davis was in tears as
he concluded his argument.
In opposing the bail plea, Dis
trict Attorney Fills said "Keyes
has been found guilty of a most
heinous crime a public officer
derelict lo his duty and I see no
reason why an exception should be
made in this case." Fitts in past
years worked shoulder to shoulder
wiih Keyes as a deputy district at
torney. j "1 deeply sympathize with the
'defendants," Judge Ilutler said. "I
have not so stated before, but I
! will now. 1 feel, however, that I
! would not be Uoiim the right thing
i 11 granieti una niuuuii 101 uuu.
-.'i'ij "f. - v.
lent less rule of the law another.'
Rosenbers Shaken
Rosenberg, his fellow convict,
seemed pounds lighter than he
was during the trial which ended
two weeks ago. His hands shook
as he heard the court's pro
nouncement. Getzoff has given a confession
which will be used as evidence
against Keyes when he, A. I. Las
ker end others face a second trial
for alleged bribery h?re March 4.
jy,
DANCE
Nonpariel
Friday Nile, February 22
Muric by
STAR FIVfT
Licensed Lady
Embalme'
TmHUBiiB ' LI. ' 11! I""-''
- New
J.CPENNEYC0
A dainty All Patent slipper.'
for your little girl that wilj
give her many miles of wctf.
$2.69
Slender Spanish heels, high
Instep and glistening Black
t'atent make this one of th
most charming models, fur
gpring.
$3.98
Your LittU Daughter toll
te vrry proud of thit ilyliJ
One Strap with its fashionably
vndt strap.
8 to 11
$2.19
Dress Oxford
At Low Price
Dress Oxford for th
Younger Man reasonablji
priced for such a Quality shoe,
$4.49
Comfort
Ladies' Ulack Kid. 1-strap,
low heel House Slipper.
Pair $1.89
LADIES' SILK HOSE
Our 445 and 444. All sizes and colors.
Pair 98c
JOHN R. QUI NN WOULD
BE LOS ANGELES MAYOR
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20. John
U. Qulnn, former national comman
der of the American Legion has
IOIHMKI'K-M
t Lash and
Carry Special
UnttlMarchlWm j
MEN'S SUITS iK3 i 'S
Cleaned & Pressed $1.00!i M
Press only 50 fj
OVERCOATS
Cleaned & Pressed $1.00
Press only SO
We will call for and deliver at regular prices.
S
Koseburg
I ) m
s r none t
Materials
-
mm
it-JbcBURij. ORtbON
A neat, serviceable shoe inj
Black Patent at a price that'
permit you to have several
otiicr pairs.
Good Value
In Boy' Oxford
The Boy of the Family will!
ippreciate the low price obi
this Oxford.
$2.98
Shoe Value
At Thrift Price
The Young Lad will like this)
teat dress Oxford.
$3.49
Shoe Value
Economy Prices
A dress shoe for the parties.
tar man. Gun metal or Tin,
Quality
Men's Brown Elk. Outing Shoe
with composition Bole for
long wear, full stock.
Pair $2.19
nnnounced his candidacy for mayor
of L03 Angeles. He asked support
of those who believe "graft and in
efficiency should be swept out of
of municipal government."
rJiiUii!
Cleaners
.
juo IN. Jackson
New Ideas
IN order that you may
see exactly what the
goods and patterns will
look like when worked up,
we are showing dozens of
worked samples. See our
windows and displays.
$3.98
3
mm