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Newspaper Page TextHOFTirTirt KEWH-REVIKW FKmAT, JO T SO, ; paob rovn 1 1 Roseburg Advances PRINCESS OLA HASSAN FIRE AJtOVN'D TinC TOWN In Bank Standing J. BRUCE KREMER 1 ' J to Eh Miss Anna Blakvly. who hs been Turltlnf lu this city wun menu? left yesterday (ur her home la Ku gen. Return! to l'orttitnd Mix 2ella Ztditier. voo has boei visiting here t the Gnome Ilolter rrsidence, l-ft this afternoon fur her home lu Portland. Confined to Home Adrian Fisher. Don of M. aud Mra. W. H. Fisher, la confined to bin bonis with a aov re attack of Inflam History ibeuumtlsm. llnturn to Cutttuw Jrove Mra. D. A. Kstes, ho haa been vlsltina- In Ronobuoc with bur son Paul, left this morning lor bur home In Cottage Grove. In From tt'lllmr Mm. Lawrence Heunlnrur arriv ed In Kosebura; this morning; (from Wilbur tu upend a few hours shop pin( and visiting with friends. Visit In Metifnrd Mra. J. U. Htolz. of this city left this morning (or Medford where she formerly resided and where she will visit with friends for a few days. To California Mrs. H. J. Htumpf, who haa bean visiting at Edenbower with Mm Watson Davis for the past few week left this morning for her home in Lodl, California. Arrived tills Morning- Mrs. L. C. Warauner, arrived 1n Roseburg this morning from I'ort land and will make an extended vis it here with her daughter, Mrs, J. P. Phillips. Hark From Vara! ion- Mr. and Mrs. II. II. HtapIMon, who have been attending: the paat week at Winchester Hay, enjoying a brief outing, have returned to their homo In Roseburg. Wlllard Arkley Here Wlllard Ackley, a former resident of this city, now HvJnir at Hyracuae. N. Y.. arrived last night for a visit with friends and will remain In Rose burg for several weeks. Rot urns in Kueeno Miss Maud (.oinhard, who has been visiting Miss Anna Ilryan In this city, left this morning for her home In Kugene. Hhe was accompa nied by Mrs. L. I). Moore, who Trill visit at Eugene for a tew days. Leave for Long llearh, Wa1i. Dr. R. L. Ilnlhrlck. wife and child left last night for Long Reach, Wash ington, where Mrs. llathrlck and lit tle son will spend several weeks en Joying a vacation. The doctor will go on to Seattle where hn will take some special work In dentlBlry. Visit at Hunshlne Ranch iMrs. Anna Otto, baby dnughter Ulnnche, and Miss Minnie Ackrrmnn arrived In Roseburg this morning from Edmonds, 'Washington, and will mako an eitended visit at the 8unahlna Ranch with Mrs. Otto's on, Harold Ackerman, who Is em ployed at that piano. v.: a: , SALEM, On. iult in lito Li CM t-fcU i u J U lit-' July ? Total U i lika of lUi' aiuW vt Mr. Kremer, vlc chairman of the Democratic committe. who called the convention to order. ' IHfftrthiiUnir Fly HwnlU A timely advert lilt) stunt hu Men Introduced by th lniiMrlal Cloanera In tho form of a fly bwiU- ir, nearinK printed advert a iik mnt Ur, distributed to each home lu the city. Mr. Spencer ay that tho I ptruu i iannra can clean up any thin, and aro now starting In on the rues. liar ItWiiraori from Trip Mr. ami Mrs. Hoi Willlnrini havo returned from nn extended vlnlt to Port. and. North Tlend, flunsot Hay uu uatuana. w niie at Sunset Hay they wore tho mienta of Mrs. Wil liams' brother. Kd. 11 rower, who for merly resided in lioneburg. At Oak land they wero the fciienin of Mr. and Mrs. Kverott Mrlnlnic. Mastor Wend U Krenmeynr returned from Oak land with them. InNurnnco Mn ll-rv I. Kin (aid. depuly fumerin- tendent of the Molropolitan Life In Hurauce company returned to his home In KiiKiie after a uhort luui ness vIhII In this city. Hero Krimi HnntA Aim Mrs. Kuby KIiihIow und Mhh Fae Titus, of Santa Aim, Citlifornta, ar rived here yeitterday aud ani visit lug at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Titus, of Kdeiibowur. Fractured Klioulder Mrs. Til u h, of Edenbower, full from a ladder and fruetured h r right shoulder. accordliiK to an X ray examination made today at the office of Dr. Wade. Tho lady has suffered a great deal. Decree in (.mntcxl A decree grantinir completo tillo to property 111 litigation to tho plain tiff Mnrgery H. Keed In her suit ngufntit Joneph It, Ia'wIh, was civen in the Circuit court today. The suit was brought to (inlet title. In From My rt In Yeek Mr. and Mrs. Hem Fate, and Mrs. Oyer were among those from Myrtle Creek who spout tho d;iy In Honn- Z'j'S.ibv.tz Biuce .May 4, jyju. out uu i ucreii.se of I H,o.'U,S3&.:'& Bince Juue SO, l'Jid, aceordlhg to u repoi't r wared by Will 11. Heiim-u, niHte :.Ueiiiiti inl-nl of banKH, h'n today i'ortlund UeposItH, urcunli ig to liie n-port. im-reused $ J,64S,o.0ri fctnce May 4, 1120. The iitsi 13 citit a In tin- hi rt-iiiait. the tnmc an on May 4. while, KoHeburg, McMiuuvilie, ill laiuuok uud Ariiilaud have each moved up two places, while Lobiiiion advanced four. V.ouUburu uppenrii as a luillion dnllar city for the first time, while hotel pi ise, Condon and Dallas failed to qualify. There are now 24 nill- lloiwlollar towns in Oregon, as coin pared with .10 at the time the report uf the bank, superintendent wan in uued on May 4, l'J-t). Cilles aud towns In Oregon having total depoHits o" Sl.Ouu.Ouu or more as couipilrd from statements IhhimmI by thetie depositories on Juue t0, 1120. follow: Hanks DepoKit ,26 Sir22(,&15.00 City Portland . . . . Salem Astoria IVudlrtoii . . . Kugene Kliitnath Kulls Albany .Medlord. . . . linker Oregon Oily . ('orvallln. . . . The Dulles .. . Koneburg. . , . Me.Minuville . . La (irunde . . II (od Itiver . . Mar.-hliHd . . , llillhboro . . . Hend , Silverlpn . . . (iranis Pass ... Tillamook . , . , Anhluiid Ontario T.akevjew . . . . Newberg Korest Grove . .Milton Heppnor. : . . . Vale I, -ballon .... Prinevllle . . . . Hums Woodhuru . . . , 4 , 5 o 2 4 3 2 2 3 2 3 2 4 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 8,13(i,12a.u7 7.5113.105.72 5.!)"8.64K.76 G.(I2,547.40 4,220.4SS.(6 3(,i:i..r.22.H 3.r,K(i,ll.!)0 3,476. 4i.!i6 a.a i !i.:;f:i,40 3.031.24)1.48 2. ) 112.24 1.24 2,7 1 11,107.06 2.624.2H6.59 2,,U7.1I2.64 2,278,05H.!l7 2,226,87. S3 2.0112, 4711. 81 2.035.1U7.22 1.853,4o5.0X 1,75:1.840.65 1,6511, 6511. 74 1,25,K.5.24 l,2G.O(,6.52 1.446.552.15 1.406.6:15.115 1.26(1. 655. ''2 1.161.6K2.28 1.151.544.84 1,075.129.48 1,049,524.81 1,032, 8H6.63 1,0211,053.17 1,003,071.85 Totals 121 $240,457,757.18 InrlmiuiK KrMwatir brunch of tho First National hank. 1'Oltl) HAS ACflDKXT. Tho Ilohorls nxointain l:t not tho only scptinn of tho PnHfla hiphwiiy wlo-ro ur-iunts aro haM ti orenr. Tiiff,(l:iy a Font car rontainft.R a man. IiIh wifo and one child went oT tho Kradi on tho north sldo of the bum attondlnK (o biiHlnoas matters i .Myrtln Crock hill, turned over hov- and vlsitlnir with friends. Mr. I'ate reports a vory favornhlo prunn crop outlook In that vicinity, County Judito 1). J. Stewart. Dis trict Attorney (inorno Neuner, Sher iff GeorKe Qulno. Itoadmnstor, Floyd Froar and Attorney O. P. Coshow. left this mornliiK for points In the vicinity of Itccdsport and Smith Itiver. to make an Inspection of tho rond work done In that locality. While away they will endeavor to mako a settlement of the Smith lllver road matter, which has been In lltigutlon for several years. oral times and landed at the bottom of the hill minus the windshield and two win els, but w ith none of the iic tupanlH being; seriously hurt. The accident occurred in the immediate vicinity of the lent of Frank I'ral;e and family, and ibo plunging car mlwHed the Huid tent by a very nar row margin. Myrtle Creek Mall. May Irfx-nte II I. I. Shaw and T-ffe of Allui'iuer nuo, m and Mr. slid Mrs. I). ('. Mahan, of IlellltiKham. Wiuli , nr rivod in Hoseburg totlay to secure a suitable location nnd make their home hero If possible. They have boon brought to this city thri iiKh I correspondence with the local cham ber of commerce. Mr. Mahan, ! tho owner of a shingle mill at Itelllog ham, but Is anxious to get into the sheep business. Be careful not to start fh est nnd field this summer. st rev. i'H In for They ile- Fin e Entertainment A t Legion Session ASTORIA, Ore.. July 30 Knter talnnioirt f every kind nnd variety leaiureo the second annual conven tion of the 7tnerican I.okIoii of Ore gon, which opened Its three tiny con vention here today. Moving, a formal ball, salmon and cl.itn bake, street dances, numerous athletic events aro iiieiuueii in mo eiiiertaiiiiueut pro gram. A cent, wt lion proiiii ;c terest in I hi dleton is a ; i m b' . . C 'aTT MS 111 mm- mmm wmmm Princess widow of INSURANCE Are you fully protected In case of Are? Do not put off having that policy written. We repre sent old line companies. Caro ful attention given to all busi ness Intrusted to us. Fire, Life, Automobile, Plate "Glass and crop Insurance.' Oraln in sured In the stack. Have that policy written today. Do It now. G. W.YOUNG AND SON Real Estate and Insurance, 11S Cass 8L Pbooe 417 Ola Hassan, charminQ Prince Ibrahim Hassan, whose marriage to Captain Broadwood Duke of the Cornwallls Light Infantry recently took place at the quaint little church at Colgate, England. JAXOE. , Friday nlgul. July 30, A lo- ral dance Rt Mlxonvllle. Ott's orchestra will furnish music. HriXlAI,. Fresh crushed Peach aud Neopolitan brick Ice cream, Sat- e urday and Sunday, at "The Kose." KPlXi.U,. Fresh crushed Peach and Neopoli- in brick Ice cream, Saluriluy and .Sunday, at "Tho Hose." o- IlOV SCOUTS ATTENTION. There will he a. Scout meeting Sab urday night, July 31st, ut 7:3U sharp for both troops 1 and 2, each nieet- ng at their respective rooms. All aro requested to be present as we havo sonio Important matters to con- ider. Signed : SCOUTMASTER JiOCAL .KVS. r . , m ; SA TURD A Y IS YOUR LAST CHANCE to select any shoe in the house at Sale Prices -the last day that every shoe in the house, without exception, will be on sale at greatly reduced prices. You will have to hurryLast Call. honor. Mai also salil to In Hi 21. Coventor t"nd a web for nct ye:tr's co.iven- to be particular in business !! s lions, l'en trong coal, Tiller for tho shfield an be SL'eUin: d iMU'on the call). Hen. Olrott. will . tlle to the le-'lnnairrca Major V. S. Clliiert I elng s. heiluled to ue, Ivor the Invo ation. One of the loaiures ei the gatheilng will bo a parade of regular .'Ulnv troons n!. lowing the men who loiii;ht In France to look on a sspttctnturs Ibis time. Street dance Saturday. July 31. at uaKiand. our caro in preventing fires In Held nnd forest this summer will nay uiviuenas. Mrs. C. C. March arrived In this city this morning and spent a fow Hours chopping and visiting with friends, le.ivTug for her homo on the afternoon train. The Cheney Phonograph, tho only Phonograph made that you absolute ly rannoi near tho needle or surface "'Ise on the record, for sale by Otfs .viusic store. The big four. Kdison, v. icuoia, Cheney and Sonora. nre w. S. Brosl. of Winstons. will rtdo l"'l in a J.llvertv sir ear bereif Fisher, of Suthcrlln, has Invested In a DriBco car. Tho Liberty Auto Sales io. mauo Dotn sales. KISS ELISABETH MARBURY 50- W ROSEBURG B00TERIB IRVIN BHl NN 8HK3 TrUrSimSff AND fll TOUR ff'J Perkins Buxj. Cass St. m itv.ViV ' i ji st.' I'l V.V.'! hn-.V-.! ,' I." ...M.' .A - ; N.- ""'1. i ' ' 'l l Itn, A-V.-i N i..H,K-vhv ,1.-7 iM, ! ' ... j bee... . V '7'V'v A . I -H II "i J) -V A1- '-" :-" . I ,-.. A t F..U SAI.KS, !....i.i:.'i:'t .' no bookkerpet i :... v i-."'"'""' The dance given p.t the Maocabi-i hall last night by the" Daughters of isanena. was most enjoyable and well attended, otfs orchestra furnished the music and the dance lasted until a late nour. r.i-ner .Monday or Tuesday the r ern. a local florist shop, is ex- i'1-ciing a large shipment of beautiful a Mt'in, liuoruin I Ilea and rl . -.iioueiuuins. tho price will he so that vou can afford them. We nlso I o.i.e a tew neautiful ferns left. Tho r-.ii. tin vt. uass St., Airs. F. D. Owen, proprietor. .... ........ f -,1-ifi, m ,-,n I, SUNDAY AT THE CHCRCHES. e - Christian Church, corner of Pine and Woodward streets. C. H. Hilton, minister Regular services Sunday morning. The pastor will preach. The subject will be ' The Christian Life A Life of Joy." Bible school at S.4S. The school maintains a fine interest and Is well attended during the va cation. Y. P. S. C, K. at 7 o'clock. Subject, "Self Improvement," with the regular monthly consecration meeting. The new song books recent ly purchased by the church hare ar rived and will be used Sunday. A union evening service will be held in tho High School auditorium. Dr. Hanks will preach. Subject. "The Art of Keeping the Soul Aliv." The public Is welcome to all services. ' Tlie PreHbyUtrian Church, Jackson and Ijine streets, Itev. E. W. War rington, minister. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Mr. P. B. Guthrie. Sunt. Classes for everyone. 11 a. m. Dr. Louis Albert Banks, noted lecturer ind writer will preach the third ser mon df the series "The Winds of God Ms text being "The West Wind." At 7 p. m. the Y. p. S. C. E. The topic Is "Self Improvement" leader Mi Wlxon. Come and you will receive a hearty welcome and rich anlritiml uiessings at an services. At 8 p. m union services In the High School auditorium. Dr. Banks will preach. Kirst M. K.liurch?' corner Una and Main streets, Itev. F. W. Keagy, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; sermon at 11 a. in. bv the Rev. Dr. Thomas McClary, of Los An geles, a national lecturer on th Chautauqua circuit, who is visiting in our city for a few days. Do not fall to near Dr. McClary on the "New Mirth," Sunday morning. Epworth league at 7 p. m.i prayer meeting on Wednesday eve. No evening service on account of the union meeting. You are cordially invited to hear Dr. Mr- Clary, especially the strangers and tnose who only go to church occa sionally. Church of Christ, corner Cohh and Itoberts streets, south part of Rose hurg. Bible study at 10 o'clock; preaching at 11 by Mr. Torulison.'t everybody welcome. The First Ilnrrtist Church. Tjuii, ana Hose streets. Bible school at 8 45 a. m. O. P. Coshow. superintend ent. Morning worship at 11 a. m. wun preaching by the pastor. Holv communion at 11.45. B. Y. P. U. at 7. p. m. Player meeting Wednecdnv evening at 7:30. J. H. Dickson, pastor. St- George's Knlscotvtl fhittrti . Sunday, August 1st Holy commun ion at 7:30 a. m llolv cnmmiinlnn and sermon at 11 a. m. Evening ser vices at sutnerlln. Rev. Thos. R. Al leeson, pastor. nillnrtl Circuit At Ten Mile- S,,-. aay school at 10 a. m.. B. A. Smith Biipi.; sermon at 11 a. in. At nil. lard: S. S. at 10 a. in.. C. A iter. road, Supt.: Epworth League at 1 p. m.; sermon at 8 n. m. n. s Bishop. " Just What You Want When You Want It. that's the motto back of our Tire Service. Particularly our service to the users of 30x3, 30x3 and 31x4 Clincher Tires. We've got complete stocks of Goodyears in these sizes. And Goodyear Regular and Heavy Tour ist Tubes too. -.v You'll find us ready with just what you want when you want it. And we'd like to put you on the road to real tire economy with Goodyears. C. A.L0CKW00D MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford and Fordson Dealers Roseburg, Oregon COOODYMAK HEAVY TOURIST TUBES. Methodist Church Sooth J. E. Conder, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. W. L. Cobb, supt. Preaching at it a. m. suDject, "The Delays of Christ." Junor league 2:30 p. m. Senior league at 7 p. m. It Is less than a month until con ference and the pastor desires that the members bestir themselves In helping to round out the factorily. Let the members come to church Sunday. A message of Im portance to this congregation will h given. The Presiding Elder will be Here next Wednesday, August 4th, to hold the last quarterly conference. Not only the stewards and trustees are urged to be present, but the membership as well. Business of the closing year Is to be attended to u well as plans Ifor' next year. The pub lic is cordially Invited to the Sundtf services. Union services at the High School in the evening. Dr. Ranlca iii speak. Dance at Oakland July 31. Olt'i orchestra, with Kennedy, the Saxo phone Jazzer. Stop and think before you drop I match or leave a camp Are. Is it Take an Aerial Joy Ride in Cloudland WITH AVIATOR AVERS Plan, will fly from the following points on days given: Mrrtle Crrrk July SO-81, An.' 1 ""' t Aot. 3-S-e Canyonvllle Abb 5.0-7 tilrndalo Ana-, 7-H-S Several new airplanes of the D-II-8 type, equipped with H-horsepower lurtlsa motors.' for sale at only $2300. , Learn to fly and get your machine now. We orferf course at School in Aviation, putting you In-the pro fesslohal class, for $300. Mechanics- School in Aviation, complete course, Including flying. $1M. Dudrey Aircraft and Supply Company two K..t Klftr-tfclrd St, Korth, Portia aa, Orrao.. Address letters of Inquiry to Claud IJudrey. President; or C. M. Alrlch. Mgr.. as per schedule of flying as per towns named ahov. m:w toimy. i'".t on street cllvv leave at Nrws-lteview r n Ity cnr9 bv pi;i,-t. u nt 10IS Corel- Av. "ent part in th. .!.!0k P"mi: ! in navy mules, nod t'V mule harness. See 1 nitrn IiiilT OrrfnKtnn li,ns. l" '"ster. Inquire 7-3 V. n.i ISoY. " ''i;'f'U' i,ii uiirn I't'r, tlfrhtly used. It. 11 L 'V' n M.-.hii-r wt. fir,.,er. kltVheTi t.msr, '"il. wicker hiliv biicnv bine, sot s Strrhens w. '"' k ti'l-tre :sV.t'shlngton St K 111 kl,. i nf hniiu. ." -.,-- J,",1, 'jj',' ' " Hovtr It. C. Merrill. 604 ' M'Trlil bave 1 i . lie ruin the p-r,- "e and spArtme'nt ! -ni. overhead ex. I tty book, no ledger I t cut rrie.s nd I .'leillll. ant Al 1 1 SI. I SPOTS STAINS absolutely removed by our DRY CLEANING A trial proves let us biro tlw ault. cout, aiitl, today, as a starter. Who's Your Cleaner? Try Our Wajr thir Auto Will CsdL, Phone 277.' v TO NIGHT ! A Universal Jewel Production Featuring ELMO LINCOLN -lit- 'Under Crimson Skies' Rolin Comedy and Pathe News. Saturday: Dorothy Phillips In "Destiny." TODAY OJTLT J. WARREN KERRIGAN as an Agenfof the Secret Service Department in "The Best Man" . A Delightful Come.dy-Drama. And Alice Howell Comedy 'Cinderella Cinders' skatorday: John Barryniore In "The Lost Bridegroom." ei.I.lv,ln. f,.ly oreh.rd m" , n.il.llnas. span bnraea. weight Joo s. n,w. T. a. Mc.Nabb. Koler, Ore. "itcrjt.c national convention.