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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 8, 1929.
Everything That Is Wanted
In New Shoes
A complete summer of foot ease awaits you in any of the dozens, i t new
styles. Economy is also emphasized bargains in close outs of broken lines at
$3.95, $4.95, etc., in fact this is Sale Week of Spring. Shoes you should see
these specials and realize the great values now available.
Genuine Deau
ville Sandals
The Konulnn nrtlcli;, mad! In
Kurope one of the niont com
fortable an well as popular typcH
of Bummer footwear, now
S5.65 S6.85
Two Well Known
Numbers
New price on women's black kid
arch Ktipport lie ... $5.45
Women's two-button stnip pai
elit in ch HUppovt pump . S4.75
Toyo Cloth
French Heel
Pumps
Blue Kid
Sport Sandals
S4.95
Have you seen thlw tittw Cuban
heel niodi-l with T-Htrap and cut
ouih, Knjnch bln kid, Just In,
S4.95
Sport and Golf
Oxfords
Real crt'pR Boln, low hn"l, beau
tilul tan colorings idt-ul ror
HumiiK.T sptirta wt;ar or foi
PQlf 6.85
Children's Summer
Straps
All stylus and Hut:tor Urown
ijuality. New prlct-s.
Boys and Girls
Attention!
Nrw colored jumping rnpos for
th Kirte and mbbrr balls and
f;yc-shad's for boys and KlrlH
who now buy Hunter Hrovn'n or
K(mIh.
Special!
Arch fitting, one At rap pump
Lido Hand sliacle thin 1h a Bum
mer dresH show for women who
aru hard to fit $6.45
A few left at .
$3.95
Novelty Pumps
In IIkIiI kid, lili;h grade patterns
and quality, now S5-95
E FULL-
Kmmett "Buck" 8c-hii'ffr, driver 1b thought no serious injuries will
f"r tho CoaHt Auto Lines divinion I rault. Joe Harry is Inking the
. ... place of Schiiefcr today.
Oi me f)ri'Kon StJiKcs was scalded ( 0
this morning at CchiuIIIh when ho j Ksg0J MX coll(lh 1!(2fi 1m(,(l, ,
lifted the cap off the radiator of ; fif running order offered fur $175
the stUKe. His arms, faco and by Itosehurg Motor Co. Oakland
about his eyes were burned but it and Hontlac dealers.
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DEVELOPMENTS
STIL LLACKING
IN HESS CASE
(Continued from page 1)
A resolution urging the city air
port comniiHion to purchase the
full tract of land originally laid out
for airport purposes and approved
by the voters in th special bond
election was adopted by L'mpqua
J'ost of the American Legion at the
regular. meeting held last night.
! The commission haw been work
ing upon the theory that it would
be bi-st to buy 00 acres of the 140
acre tract, which would leave an
additional f5,000 for improvements.
The legion post, however, feels
that It would be better policy to
secure enough land to permit fu
ture extensions, pointing out that
the land values may advance so
materially that the cost to the cty
of acquiring additional acreage in
lle future may be prohibitive. It is
felt by the legion post, which initi
aled the movement and carried it
successfully through to approval by
the voters, that enough laud should
he obtained to make it possible tor
the city to gradually add to the
Improvements and provide a first
class aviation field. The resolution
resulted in a great deal of discus
sion and was passed unanimously.
It was decided to observe the
usual custom of cooperating with
the other patriotic organizations of
the city in sponsoring the .Memorial
day prorgam. A committee will be
named to meet like committees
from the other rgoups and will
work out arrangements for the
celebration.
A committee was also appointed
to cooperate with the Spanish war
veterans In working out the ar
rangements for their department
convention to be held here July
lii-ltt and 17.
Vincent O'llrien, who is In
charge of the junior baseball
j league activities reported that all
io Mir teams are now practicing
land that some excellent games
have been played. A county team,
maue up oi rue nest piayers irom
the several groups, will be selected
by May 20 to play at Tort land.
cerned. Under existing law not
more than three commissioners
may be of the same political party.
.Salaries of the commissioners
would be advanced from fclo.wO to
ll.eeo and their terms of office
would be for seven years instead
of twelve as at present. The com
mission secretary would be paid at
the rate of 87,500 annually.
Wool Men Satisfied
PORTLAND, .May H. The entire
organization of the Pacific Coop
erative Wool (; rowers looks with
pleasure upon the mar larifr bill
schedules on wool. Kdgar L. l ud
wick. official of the cooperative,
said here today. To wool growers
and to importers of vegetable oils
the tariff bill Introduced in con
gress by Itepresi-ntaiive Hawley
of Oregon appears lo be satisfac
tory. Lumbermen Complain
Charles Dant of Pant and Rub
sel, one of the leading Pacific
Northwest lumber compip'os, said
today the new tariff bill leavefl
much to be desired from the view
point of Oregon luinlwrinen.
"On cedar lumber and shingles,"
Dant said, "tlie duty is 25 per cent
ad valorum. For years there has
peen a demand that something be
done to shut out the shingles and
redar from Canada, and this de
mand appears to have been ie
cognized in the new bill.
"Hut the hill is of no value lo
this district because it does not in
clude, Douglas fir and hemlock.
The tariff on cedar and shingles,
however, does shut out Canadian
competition for the mills in parts 1
of Washington." !
Although ihe duty on fresh beef j
is practically doubled by the bill
U. C. Darnall of Swift & Company
dos not greet the proposition with
enthusiasm.
Darnall said such a high duty
will keep beef out of this country
"and cause home grown meat to
go so high in price that consump
tion will he curtailed."
"I do not," he said, "consider a
tariff that decreases consumption
advantageous to any Industry-"
OLD TIME DANCE
AT WIGWAM
Wednesday Night, May 8
Music by the Whirlwind Orchestra
Everybody Come Tickets 50c
Friday, April 10
Will be the grand opening
of the
VITAPHONE
with
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
in
"Weary River"
A Vitaohone Picture
ANTLERS
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Oak dK.n. St( AMBULANCE SERVICE Trrtr
Straw Hats
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HATSoSTRAW
By Gordon
The newest weaves, shapes and colors for Spring.
Rich shades in greens, tans and browns, very
stylish,
$3.00 to $6.50
(Exclusive, but not expensive)
PEN CBFS
Hitter. The chapel wan crowded
with the friends and relative of
the, dcceaM'd, and there was a great
Panic or riornl tributcH. Klder T. II.
WeHtbronli of Kugene oiflciated.
Interment took place iu the Ma
sonic cemetery.
DiHtrict Attorney Cordon slated
that the Inquest will probably be
held Thursday or Kridav, all hough
i no definite time hua yet been net.
It is possible that Ihe inquest will
bring out new liii'onuallon that may
laid in conducting the investigation.
"RIDE" GIVEN 3 !
GANGSTERS IN
CHICAGO'S FEUD
(Continued from page 1)
Fnnl coupp, 1927 mixli'l, In xnml
(innditlon ninl tqulntil wllh Uuck
Hlell nxlu, fur mill' by ltnni'but'i; Mo
tor Co. Oakland and i'ontlao deal-era.
fA N 1
Blue Eyes
Hi ue eyes symbolize tenderness,
nyuipaihy, sentiment, chuugenhle
nesfl, brightness, cultivation, hope,
truthfulness and sinili'uliiess. What
aru your signs?
If your eyea are r.trained, or tired
have them examitn -i. Have your
next lenses mailt iu Soft Lite. They
will relax your eyes as well as pro
tect them from glare.
DRa'c. Church y
' OPTOMETRIST
Jackson St.
1 Roseburg, Ore.
I l'.lj.'.lfliL,
cases against them.
Last week attorneys obtained
their release from the county jail
under heavy bond on the promise
of "their nppearance when the trial
was called, McGurn had been
trapped in a downtown hotel
where he had been hiding since the
day of the seven-fold murder. Sea
lisl, however, sauntered into po
lice headquarters one day and sur
rendered, observing he bad been
one of the dozen listed as "wanted"
by the police for investigation. '
End of a "Ride"
The pair were found heaped in
Ihe seat of a coupe that had been
nosed into a ditch near Wolfe lake.
Just Ibis side of the Illinois state
line, their bodies covered by a
blanket. Twenty feet away officers
found a third body, identified
tentatively as that of Joe Ciuiuta,
another gangland habitue.
1 i u in ta, who was thought to be
the third victim, was a west side
tobacco store owner and also had
been questioned In connection with
the Moran gang killings. All marks
of Identification had been removed
from the bodies.
The men. police said, were prob
ably taken for the familiar gang
land "ride," shot to death with
pistols or machine guns and the
car ditched on the lonely prairie
road. The cushion had been re
moved from the back seat and the
bodies dumped in its place.
PROPOSED NEW
TARIFF LAW IS
CLOSELY EYED
(Continued from page 1)
a bill In the nature of an amend
ment to the existing act be report-
1 ed.
I The ways and means republicans
I met the specific request of ihe
I president for reorganization of Ihe
I tariff commission by providing an
; thorlty for him to terminate the
terms of office of the present six
commissioners at his will by the
simple process of sending Ihe
; names of their successors to the
; senate for Its advice and consent.
The recreated commission would
I be composed of seven members, in
stead of six, and l lie president
I u ould be unrestrained in li is se
' lections so far as political affilia
tions of bis appointees were con-
Throw away the old curtains and buy these new sets at this special price.
CURTAIN
Ruffled Curtaining Valance and Tie-Backs $1, made up ready to hang.
Voile ruffled Curtaining with colored Rayon banding.
Blue, Green, Rose, Gold
As above with set in all-over figur
ed flounce. Fine voile with beauti
ful silver overcast edge. Others
with blue, green, rose or gold over
casting rayon panels showy all
over scroll fringed.
Betting on a
Sure Thing
That's what it amounts to when you buy "Kelly
Registered" Tires. Good fcr the life of your car.
Shop Open to the Public
All modern electric equipment. Let us figure with
you on a recondition job. All work guaranteed.
Washing and Greasing
Annual Musical
Senior High School
Friday, May 10, at 8 p. m.
No Admission
ROSE GARAGE
Corner Rose and Lane Sts.
Phone 66
A S
A I
Portjs straws
Thursday, May 9
Straw
Hon ee
mm
in a V
Delivery'Yruck
HAT
Day!
"Harmonizing Hat and
Band, in colors of sand, sil
ver, sea-foam and 1 uscan
are the season's smartest."
rices
$J.65to$4-95
Our large assortment will
please you. Off with the
old, on with the new.
See Window Display
Wilder & Agee Co.
Roseburg, Oregon
MERCHANTS
EXPRESS
109' wbeelbue
545
COMMERCIAL
TRUCK
120 wheclbife
775
I-TON
130' whcelbase
995
1- TON
140 wheel bue
1065
1V4-TON
190 whelbs
1345
1 W-TON
6im wheel bue
1415
2 - TON
150 whcelbase
1515
2 -TON
16S" wheel bue
1585
3- TON
139 wheelbue
1745
3 -TON
165" wheelbase
1775 rr
3 -TON
IBS' wbeelbaie
1845
Chwii prmi f. o. ft.
Damt
See this new Merchants Express a
Dodge Truck at a new low chassis
price of 545 at factory complete
with unusually large panel body for
795 at factory.
Come in and share our pride in the
beauty of line and finish on this panel
truck high quality lacquer, with chro
mium plating on external hardware.
Measure its roomy interior ample
space for the florist's tall palms, for
the dry cleaner's suit bags, for the
1,000-pound load of any merchant. r
Drive it . . 4 . Power in abundance
Acceleration instantly obedient
4-wheel hydraulic internal-expanding
brakes are quick, quiet and sure
Every provision for handling ease and
the rcmfnrt anA trisinn r( tii Ar-trir
Low operating cost. Low first cost.
You cannot afford to purchase delivery
equipment until you have inspected
this new Dodge Merchants Express.
-ome m ana see it today.
Formerly Graham Brother Truckl Tl
The complete line of Truckg. Busee and Motor
Cooehet manufactured by Graham Urothere
(aubaidiary or Dodge Brothera) now take the
name of Dodge Brothera 1 Theae Trucke,
Buaea and Motor Coachea, powered by Dodge
Brothera engtnea and manufactured according
to Dodge Brother, ttandurda, arc aold. aa they
always have been aold, by Dodge Brother!
, Dealero everywhere.
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
Cass and Stephens Streets
Roseburg, Oregon Phone 458
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