Roseburg news-review., May 09, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON.
THURSDAY MAY 9,
1929.
Everything That Is Wanted
In New Shoes
A complete summer of foot ease awaits you in any of the dozens ct 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 genuine nrtide, made In
Europe one of the mont com
fortable as well as popular types
of summer fool wear, now
$5.65 S6.85
Two Well Known
Numbers
New price on women's black kid
arch tuippnrt He $5.43
Women' two-button strati pml
ent arch support pump .4.75
Toyo Cloth
French Heel
Pumps
A few left at .
$3.95
The Goshamightiestgoldarndest
Those YELLOW JACKETS make it
DANCE
Admission $1.00
IN DOUGLAS COUNTY-
IT'S THE
Blue Kid
Sport Sandals
S4.95
Hav you ficcn this nfw Cuban
heel niodfl with T-Htran and cut
outs, Trench bin kid, Ju.st in,
S4.95
Sport and Golf
Oxfords
Real crepe sole, low heel, beau
tiful tan colorings ideal for
Bummer sports wear or for
Q" - $6.85
Children's Summer
Straps
All styles und Huster Urown
quality. New prices,
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ORIENTAL GARDENS
SATURDAY N1TE
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vice. The news of the world while it is still news.
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1 he Roseburg News-Review has correspondents in
every community in the county. This newspaper is
a county-wide paper.
Advertising That Is Filled With Store News
The latest styles, newest ideas, best in merchandise
bargains will all be found in the advertising columns
of the News-Review. Three columns of interesting
want ads every day.
The Best in Features and Pictures
Actual photographs illustrating the news of the day
and the folks who make it, the best fiction obtain
able in continued story form, comic strips daily that
you must follow, society and women's features.
A COMPLETE AND CLEAN FAMILY
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Boys and Girls
Attention!
New colored jumping ropes for
the girls and rubber balls and
eye siades for boys and gtrlB
who how buy fluster Urown's or
ki9.
Special!
Arch fitting, one strap pump
I.ido sand shade Ibis Is a sum
mer dress shoe for women who
are hard to fit $6.45
Novelty Pumps
In light kid, high grade patterns
and quality, now $5.95
9 to 12
A Year by Mail
in Advance
MEXICO'S CHURCH
AND STATE SPLIT
MAY BE MENDED
MEXICO CITY, May 9. Undis
guised optimism that a solution
would be found for t Mexico's
church state difficulties prevailed
in many quarter.! in Mexico City
today as the full import of Presi
dent i'ortes Gil's stand Tuesday
night was recognized.
The presidentwas seen here 88
having issued an invitation to
Archbishop Ruiz, regarded at head
of the Mexican Koman Catholic
hierarchy, to lake the initiative in
the conduct of negotiations for a
settlement of the threeear-oM
question.
it was believed this might be
done by the prelate proposing a
meeting himself with I'ortes Gil,
or by laying the entire matter bt
fore the Vatican for decision. It
was felt that if actual conversa
tions took place between represen
tatives of the government and the
church the chances for a settle
ment were particularly strong. 1
The Mexico City press "was
unanimous in its wish that a set
tlement mlfiht grow out of the pub
lic statements of Archbishop Ruiz
and the president.
LINCOLN COUNTY MURDER
CASE NEARING THE JURY
(.4iftooiatfrl I'rewt I.iav Wire)
TOLEDO, Ore., May 9 Thecal
of of Sylvanus Neal, charged with
the murder of Fred Fox. a neigh
bor, was expected to reach the jury
late today.
Fox was shot to death iast March
18 on thp Burnt Woods-Harlan
highway. Neal said he shot Fox
when the latter accosted him and
tried to pull him from h 1b horse.
After the shooting Xenl called the
sheriff and surrendered.
The coroner's jury returned a
verdict of manslaughter but the
grand Jury Indicted Neal for first
degree murder.
Neighbors of the men said
trouble between the two had been
brewing for some time.
HOMICIDE ON VESSEL
(Amnrlfltixl Prowi I.cnwil Wire)
BALTIMORE. May 9 W. A.
Mullen, 32. of Portland. Maine, an
oiler on the tanker V. L. Steed,
was shot and fatally wounded
aboard ship as It was passing
Bloody Point, Chesapeake bay,
last night, by Glenn A. Harrison;
radio operator, who claimed he
fired In self defense after being as
saulted by Mullen during an argu:
ment.
Harrison was turned over to Bal
timore police today.
WIDOW ACCUSED OF
MURDERING HUSBAND
(Amuirliiti'il I'n-HH I.euspi! Wire)
TUOLOMME, Cal., May
9.
Chemists reported that traces of a
deadly drug were found in the
i stomach of Carroll Rablen. Mrs.
jRablen, the widow, has bee a" held
on a charge of murder.
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Join Crusade of !
Mrs. Dennett!
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Two prominent Clevelanders
joined others throughout the coun-
try in supporting Mrs. Mary Ware
' Dennett in her fight against convic
j tion for publication of her pam
I phlet, "The Sex Side of Life."
They are Dr. Hern ice Neuberger,
top, president of the Cleveland Fed
eration of Women's Clubs and Doro
jthy Doan Henry, woman police cap
tain, below. Mrs. Dennett was
j fined put) In lirooklyn for publish
! lug the pamphlet which nhe wrote
! lor the education of her two sons.
News Briefs
PORTLANDER CHARGED
WITH OVERCOAT THEFTS
(AsKoHiitcd I'rcHH ..;i?iv Wire)
PORTLAND, May 9 Theron
Martin, 21, is being held by police
here as "an overcoat thief." Police
I Hay that he has stolen since April
j If), when he was released from the
j county jail, approximately 75 over
1 coats from parked automobiles, of
j fices and churches,
j On April 15 he completed serv
i ing a jail term for larceny of hides
I from a local furrier. He is now
! charged with lareency. Ball has
been set at $1,500.
IN THE HALL OF FAME
(Associated I'rcsa l.ensod Wire)
NEW YOItK, May 9. Dusts of
eight distiiimilshed Americans
! were unveiled in the hall of lame
at New York university today with
colorful ceremonies. The busts
were of William Cullen Bryant,
Henry Clay, Nathaniel Hawthorne,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry
Wndswoi'lh Ijongfellow, James
Madison, Francis I'arkman and
Emma Willard.
POPE WELL GUARDED
ROME Four sections make up
the I'apal army, whose duty it is to
guard the Pope, his religious asso
ciates and the VaMcan. These sec
tions are (he (lendainieria, who do
police duly In the Vatican halls and
grounds; the Swiss guard, which Is
the personal bodyguard of the
Pope; the Palatine guard, which
acts as guard of honor; the Noble
guards, which is the remnants of
the Papal cavalry used in days
past.
CAMERAS ARE BUSY
LONDON" Numerous photog
raphers are taking hundreds of
photographs of the sunken city ot
Jamestown, once the capital of
Nevis, an island In the West. Indies.
In lfiSl) the town was hit by an
earl luiuuke and sunk below the
level of the sea, taking with it its
riches and l4,tloo persons.
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CATTLE BUILD AIRSHIPS
AKRON, O. The small tough
section in the intestine of a sleer.
known as "goldbeater's skin," will
aid largely in the construction of
two t;,rtm.om cubic fool airships to
be built here for the 1'. S. navy.
This portion of l.5i.M,oni cattle will
he used because of its great
because It permits less diffusion of
because It permits less difusion of
gas than any cither knowu sub-
FLAPPER FANNY SAYS:
O iwi. it ku ravKC c
You don't have to be an eques-
trienne to go riding on a couple of
, old skates. j
stance. It has been used
making of gold leaf.
GETS LAST LAUGH
VANCOUVER, B. C The burg
lar got the fiirft laugh and S. Izau,
storekeeper, get the last and best
gutt'aw. 'i in still laughing," Izan
says. The burglar recently broke
imo his store and took a pair of
loggers hoots. In the dark he
picked up luo boots, both lor the
i f m til foot, one size H and the
oi her 7.
MAY RAISE GALLEY
ROME. Lake Neml, which Is
supposed to cover the galleys f
the Roman Kmperpr Caligula, is
analn being pumped in an etfort to
lower the level enough to get to
the galleys. An attempt was made
in the fourteenth and another in
the fifteen century to raise these
rich ships, but with only rude grap
pling hooks, it was abandoned.
MODERN PIRATES' LOOT
LONDON. Down below the
level of the Thames river, near
llillingsgate, is the king's ware
house. Rolls of silk, jewelry, li
quor, tobacco, drugs, musical In
struments and thousands of other
articles which are valued highly
are stored here. These articles
have been seized by custom of
ficials as they were being smug
gled into the country.
RADIO KILLS GERMS
BERLIN. Experiments have
been conducted here which show
that short wireless waves have a
value in the treatment of disease.
Dr. Esau, German professor,- look
30 mice, injected tuberculosis
germs into their system and then
treated them with wireless waves
of less than three meters. Halt of
the rodents were cured.
KEPT THE BOYS AWAY
VIENNA A typist here recently
sued her employer claiming that
the conflnhiK work had ruined her
eyes, causing her to wear glasses
and for that reason caused her to
miss several chances ' at matri
mony. The employer countered
with the remark that the glasses
had improved her looks and had
made her "interesting."- The giri
lost the suit.
Say
pedals !
All bargain prices advertised
last week still prevail at this
store, and here are some
more thnt will bring in many
buyers
Dustless Mops $ .49
Kotex, 3 for 1.00
New Shipment of
Porch Frocks 1.95
Rubber Aprons,
Heavy Quality 39
Children's Play Suits .. .98
Children's Sun Suits 49
Come in and look our stock
over hundreds of articles
to attract you at realsavings.
GOETTEL'S
Roy Catching
Motor Co,
;:USED
CARS
1926 Hudson Coach....$475
1925 Essex Coach $275
1924 Studebaker Tour
ing $175
1924 Overland Sedan $195
1925 Ford Del., Ruck-
stell $50
1923 Buick Roadster $175
1925 Maxwell Coach $275
; 1924 Star Touring $125
1923 Essex Touring.. ..$175
1923 Hudson Coach... $250
1920 Hudson Touring $100
; 1923 Chevrolet Tour
ing $50
TERMS
See these cars before you
buy.
"A'AairaT in iln rill i
.in PENNEY C
22.3i cass sr.
Silk Hose
To Give Mother ,
What could please Mothef
more than to have you remem
ber her on "Mother's Day"
with some lovely silk hose.
Here are three numbers we'ro
sure would meet her favor I .
Service Weight Silk
1.49
Semi-sheer Silk. . .1.49
Pure Silk, Service 98c
Handkerchiefs
For Gifts
No one ever has
too many I White
ones and colored
ones . . . some with
touches of em
broidery. 15c
23c-39c
Hat Box
Size 18 Inches..---, k
Covered with black embossed
nbrc, black -Keratol bound,
brassed lock
.and catche
and leather
ring handle.
Handy and
. i B h t to
carry.
$3.98
Umbrellas
For Mothers
. With one of these attractive
umbrellas, mother will look for
ward to rainy days almost with
pleasure I
These are Gloria covered; 16
rib frame, fancy self-color
border, and ,are only
$2.98
PLAN HIGHWAY
I.A PAZ. Holtvia. As part of
Holivla's road improvement plan.
road has been authorized from
HOStBURG. OREUON
Qifts that Mother
Will Appreciate on
Vi other's Jjay
A Hand Bag
Ml Please Her!
Mother will be delighted
with one of these new,
pouch bags . . . in a mod
ernized version, if you
please, for modernized
mothers who keep abreast
ef the times as-well as the
younger members of thq
family!
$2.98
Silk Gloves
Are Smartly Cuffed
i( tVnuf attr;ir- lli
tive heavy silk V
gloves will as-
- ... 1 1 ii
A r a A 311-
pearanceal- I
ways.
98c
Pattern Cloths
Mercerized
Hemmed cloths . . . sizt
58x58, low price of
98c
Rayon Spreads
Jacquards Stripes
Handsome rayon spreads la
lovely colors and combinations,
32.98
Summer Hats
Notable for Smartness
at Thrift Prices!
Here, always, the prevailing
hat modes at prices of tempting
lowness . . . and now our col
lection of felts and straws for
summer is most beguiling . . ,
both in styles and prices I
98ctoS2.98
JUST A FEW OF THE MANY ARTICLES TO BE
FOUND HERE SUITABLE FOR MOTHER'S DAY
GIFT.
J Iirazlliun border. The road will ii
modern in every detail, construct?
(or automobile traffic, and a lea
is beini; contemplated of aboi
Santa Cnu to Port Gaiba on tlin ' S3IHI.0UU for construction expense
AT THE WIGWAM
Saturday Night, May 11
MUSIC BY STAR FIVE
DANCE
TENMILE
Saturday, May 11
Good Music