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! 9Aq9I IX WOSEBUWa NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1922. Don't Miss the Coos and Curry Co. Fair! THREE DAY'S of Wonderful Entertainment. Races and Amusements of all Kinds one continuous round of pleasure. Pack up your troubles in your old Kit-Bag and accompany the DOUGLAS CO. CONCERT BAND to Myrtle Point, September 14-15-16, 1922 A r l i If I S W II I 1 i I f TV A TiT TVH I a u rfi rv in im si i m i oa i W .m MACCABEE HALL TONIGHT THE UMPQUA FIVE Good Floor Management and a Clean Dance big Ts alTeT A At Community Stand on watermelons, cante- 5 4 loupes, tomatoes, etc. Third stand on right after 4 4 , crossing bridge on Pacific Highway. Come, have a f 4 look. 8 g L AURANC E BROS. & COON i . AROUND THE TOWN In KriHii Myrtlo Creek Mr. and Mrs. Wlllliim P. Weaver, ot Myrtle Creek, spent today in Hose- burg shopping and visiting friends, School Will Start The Rylmon valley school will start Monday, September II, according to Information given out today. Here, From Washington Jilm. K. Jennings, of Paloune, Wash ington, Is In this rtly visiting friends. Mrs. Jennings will reside In llrock way for a time. Iteturn From XHt Mrs. W. It. Ilowmnn nml dnughter, Charlotte, returned this morning from Miirsliflcld, after enjoying a week's visit with Mrs. llowmuu'a sis ter, Mr. Story Musaun. In Town Tmlny ' II. F. Ilattles, who resides near Itonelurg, spent a few hour In town today transacting business matters. Mr. Ilattles Is mining soon to Hum boldt county, California, to make his home. Will Tench Drew Hchool Mrs. Kay Mabley, who has been en gnged to tenrh the Drew school this fall anil winter, moved up In that dis trict, which is several miles above Tiller, yesterday. Mr. Mnbley will Join his wife there later and also find employment In the neighborhood. ! Injured by Fall Frank llnptlsta of Glide was brot I to this city this morning by John Al rxnnder, suffering from two broken; ribs which Injury he sustnlned lute yiterdny afternoon when he fell Into a deep holo near the walls of the con solidated school building where he was employed. He was placed under the care of Dr. E. V. Hoover, and It will probably be several weeks before he will be able to resume his work, i At the Vinpqiia Guests at the Cmpniia hotel today were W. L. llndlry. The Dalles; Jas ' W. Ford, Gardiner: M. A. Morud.l Portland: 11. L. Grlfflih. Portland: I IBER.TY THEATER mmm ONLY HIWT-OI.AHS) MIIOW AX5 AT 10 AND IBo TODAY ONLY Cut n lig rrojrrnm. J. WARREN KERRIGAN In William Johnston's "The House of Whispers" Fascinating Wnrren Kerrigan in the most fascinating mystery drama screened. Alfred T. Lennon, famous Scotland Yard inspector, pronounced it bafninsr, great, and most entertaining exposi tion of criminal craft. You'll go home smiling after you've seen "The House of Wliiipprs.'' Also: The official Movie Chat, Also: Thf Gayely Comedy. "Stand Tat" A 1 c: Sport Key i rw. SunH.iv and Mon.lav: "THK SHKIK OF ARAI'.Y. AT ' ta E' - Perry llerstbaum, San Francisco; A. II. McLeod. Kalem; A. W. Long. Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Knox Han Francisco; Walter Pierce, La Urande; James Ilateman, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Wilcox, Stockton; II. A. Freed. Port hind: Mr. and Mrs. W. (I. Zlgler. Tacoma; Edna Leber, South ilend. . . Iteturn to Gnrtllncr W. W. Wilson and family, who have been In ltoseburg for the lust few days, returned to their home this afternoon, , . , l"mleriooi 0ierutlon Sister Mary Perpetua underwent an operation at the .Mercy hospltnl this morning, with Dr. A. C. Heuly In charge. I let tint to F.lkton Clyde Ileckley nnd family, returned by auto to their home In Klkton this afternoon, .after enjoyltig several lays here, shopping, and looking aft er business matters. Week-Eml OutlnR Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Wharton will leave this evening for the Glen Wlni herly camp on south Deer creek, where they will enjoy a week-end outing. Mrs. Devaney Ill- Mrs. M. Devaney, who left several days ago for Itocknwny beach, Is seriously III In Portland, according to word received here today by her son, I ti. Deraney. Mrs. Iievaney s eomllllon Is said to be critical, and her son loft Immediately, to be with her. Arrivals at the Douglas hotel today were Sam Dowmnn, Portland: J. 11. Manning and wife, San Francisco: Ralph Faripihar and family, Port land: V. R. Piitman, Salem; George McKarlane. Oakland. California: Mr. and Mrs. James Archibald. Santa Monica: Frank Martin, Salem: A. C. Snrangler. Salem: Mr. and Mrs. 11 F. Slatten, Los Angeles: l""' Slatten, Los Angel Mtsa no 's: E. E. ell and wife. I,o Angeles: 8. J. Cox, n,l wife, lmon Grove. California; Frank Gordon. Portland, Finest Joh-prlntlng In the city at the News-Review, V Alligator English Inventor's Nemesis B (International News Service.) ITIVQtU P1TV At.. t3..- ... .. r. ......,... v 1 1 .uu., o-jl. . iibu v,it not been for his curiosity over an I Bate the feasibility of a government 0, alligator Stanley Harris, an Inventor, t Kate the feasibility o fa eovernment Jiminht today be in merry Knglnnd ' crop Insurance for lanners was adopt TA with his wife. As it Is, he Is strnndod! ed by the senate today. . si, in .Missouri, dependent on an alllga g tor Invention to recoup his fortune. K Here Is Harris' story as told at po K , lice headquarters, where he came to K I look at the rogues' gallery: f I fin left V.nlrlanA In Ion..anr 1 I . . "V" - - ed in Vera Crus with his wife, went to Juarez, later to Kl Paso. There he saw alligators. They Interested him Immensely. Every day he went to the big elevator tank hoping to see one move. One day he met a stranger named Dlaldel. tllaldel began to accompany him to the alligator pit. "Surely the animal will move," be said. One day Blaldel, passing the turf exchange, met a man "my old friend. Phillips, of Vancouver." Ttlnl del and Phillip from this point on worked up a betting scheme, always pretending to be enemies, always quarreling. Tame a day they snld thev needed readv money. They persuaded liar. 2.1 u ZZ w"h ,r'00- And Arnln thitr nAnrln.1 ....... TTnrrls loaned them $8,000. Then they bor rowed $7.r00. Harris sent to Eng land for that. Then ninldel nnd Phillips skipped. Harris w broke. "I knew I had to concoct a scheme to earn enough so that my wife could live." Harris explained on his visit to Knnsas City the other rtnv. "I have msde several fortunes. The alligator gave me an Idea. I've started an In ventlon tn olread- Is bringing me returns. While I like mv home n .insenn. I want to get back to r;ngianu." 10 WOMKV SlFOPpIVf FOR i srppF.n t.o ox spree ir.w roim. ent. q.xen wo men charred with disorderly eond'irt snd Intoxication were arralngeii be fore Magistrate McGechnn. In York rtlle Court. Police records ehowed that all had nrevlouslv heen arrested on similar cnarRes one or more times. All the prisoners wero arrested during the night Irj t. Cahrlel's Park. When arraigned the women carried loaves of bread, packages of meat and groceries, having gone on a spree while shopping for sup per. MASS MEI-mXG There will he a mnss meeting at the Moose hall Tuesday evening at 7:30 for all organized labor. Rome Im portant subjects will lie discussed. STiUXfiK KITTY MI'SNKs FRIENDLY IIKTECTIVF. IP ll..n.Mnfll N"w. S.rvlr CIXCIXXXTl, O.. Sent. 9. new lilt and an odor of toilet wnter on lern Hanrnhan. city detective, caused some good - nntured "kidding" at headiuarters recently. The sleuth 'Inallv confessed there was a renson. He was sitting on his porch when a strlklng-looklng black-and-white an lml irnltrd across the lawn. "Kitty! Here, kitty'" the detective called ss he stnrled toward It. Then sonehIn hsnnened. The detective loirted bis clothes and snent an hour in the bathtub, hut the next morning the rerfume atomizer wrs a welcome friend. Jere doesn't scrspe tin acquaint ances with strange polecats any more. . , n Anorxi THE TOWV Visit Ins: Sheriff Stannep Mrs. S. II. Holt of Myrtle Point Is visiting for a few davs at the home of her cousin. Sheriff Sam Starmer. (Viiti Adjourns County court adjourned today fol lowing a rery busy session. In order lo Inspect a number of roads the court wilt meet in a special nesMon later In the month. ew IVlrn Fbireil The Pouslas County T.lcht and Wa ter company Is dolnf consltlerable Improvement work In llosebiiri; In the way of puttlnx up new poles. A new pole was erected this afternoon t me corner or jacsson and tins v. F. llasseit. she pulbil out of ihe streets and a line was Uo run down ,lrl hnt she ihousht was a hn-k.-n Oak street. piece of ulass. It proed to he a wed- ' iilinK rln lih a ttffanv mottntine. To Outline Work . m,,irT reve.-,l.-d that. wh! the Forest Supervisor Csrl R. Veal house on that lot as b ins ronstnict leaves tomorrow for Tiller, from ,.,t ;ii Ve-r sm h Mr. and Mrs. Vred where he will o to M.vncnd lake to Viirl;ey, Mis rut key lost her di.vmnnd meet District Forester ijeorffe R Ce-; w.-dd intr Tnc. ell and Inspectors from the Wa-hln. ( NclRhlMirs blentlfed Mrs. n.t.MCs ton and I'ortland offices. Tbev will find as Mrs. rtukey's losi rintr. The moke a ten dar trln over the Fmp.ins nnt ill be sent to Mrs. I'urkev. who forest, plannlns fire protection audi lives at Culver t'lty. fal., here her development work. husband diid net kms hzb- ! M NARY PROPOSES CROP INSURANCE f OR FARMERS i WASHINGTON, Sept. 9. The reso- I 1... i . iuuuii n .ncrwiry. auinnrizmj? tne sen OPERATION MAY BE NEC ESSARY FOR MRS. HARDING WASHINGTON, Sept. 9. t'pon the arrival of Dr. Charles H. Mayo, of JioehoMter, Minn., Sunday morning It will be determined whether an opera tion on Mrs. Harding is necessary. Mrs. Harding is suffering from kidney trouble, which Is feared may develop Into urnemlc poisoning. Former pres ident Wilson, accompanied by Mrs. Wilsc-n, called to make a personal in quiry about Mrs. Harding today. o IIAZIXO I1AXXFI) KY HVHACI'SK VXIVERSITY Tnternnllonnl Niwn Pervlce ) SYRACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 9. Haz ing will be tabooed at Syracuse uni versity by edict of the university ad ministration when the college opens this month. Vice-Chancellor William P. Graham, in a recent statement, announced the hazing ban was In tended "as a protection of the stu dents themselves." Syracuse class war last year was fatality. arked by one1 lf.MOXI IIELIEVEI) CFM OF HI KHIAN CltOWX OX KALE IN 1OXIHIX SHOP (fnternntlenal N't-ws Pfrvlce.) LONDON. Sept. 9. Ration Gar den the diamond market of London had a thrill recently when it was reported that the famous Hope dia mond, owned by Mrs. til ward it. McLean, of Washington, I). C, had been plnced upon the mnrsct. , The rumor proved to be untrue, hut it was disclosed that a large diamond resembling the Hope diamond had been plnced in the hnmls of a Ration Garden dealer for sale. . Gordon Nathan, owner of the dia mond. Is of the opinion that this newiy-dlsplnyed stone came frota one of the famous Russian czarist pieces or jeweiry. INDIANAPOLIS GETTING "SALTY" MAY RECOMR "SEAPORT" CITY YET (Tnternatlon.nl News Service. INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 9. Indian apolis, world's largest inland city, may lose Its title following action of the t'nlted States naval officials In sending equipment to this city to be used at the naval training base es tablished on White river. Not only will the naval unit here Include regular boats, but will con sist of a 32-piece band, as well. BULL HIT BY TRAIN STILL SHOWS FIGHT AS RED FLAG WAVES BHAIXTTIKE. Mas.. f?"Dt. 9 It would bt nrrat to have bulls educatrd In fln ftnjil!. arrordinR to New Ha ven rnilrond brakeiuen. A bull at Hraintrre Hlshlnnds wnn- d(rd onto the railroad tracks Just as Irain was npproArhing. The loromottve ni(i'Hv jprd the hull and puhIum. him aido. Arconlinn tot alt -rood train piaotlce the train waft stopped to see vh-nt da max- was don I to the bull and a brakemnn sent to the rear to stick up a red flag to warn . any oncoiuinx trains. I Thi hull nvMl lSv lh tA fliii! and forgetting tliat he had Keen hit, i drove at the n (l-flimKlni: binkeman like a IhuudeilHilt. The bnikenisn beat the bull M the platform just about in time. KKT1 Rs Tt F1M WIFK .M tKlilKH AMI IHVOIM'FII (Trttern n.,cnl N'ewa Service I N'KW Ydi.K. Sept. . Mrs. Helen Courtney hadn't seen her first hus band, (ienrge Heck. In 1 4 years. She thottttht he hail uone west and died. So she married Hush Courtney, from whom she was Mihsenuently divorced. Recently sMe rvet ltclt face to face, en a suliway tram. They decided the logical tMnz lo do was to obtain a h'Kal si'psration. diamond ring. Tost ?0 years. turns up llU'KSVIl.I.K. Ohio. Sept. 9 A bril liant sparkle in a flower bed in her VBri ,,rll(.,0l ,h B,!M,tnn of Mrs RFPflHT IVAv "PI RF RIINk" iili viii ii nj i uiu. uuiiii SAYS WILLIAM M'ADOO IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO, Sept. . William G. ilcAdoo, former secre- tary of the treasury, characterized as "pure burnt" the recent report quoting William C. Lyons of Denver, as saying McAdoo would be a can didate for democratic nomination to the presidency in 1924. HUBBY HAD MANIA EOR MOVING HOME , VANCOUVER. Wash., Sept. 9. Although she claimed her husband moved twenty-five times in as many years' Mrs. Sarah Allyn lost her di vorce case when she refused to make her twenty-sixth move. The hus band charged abandonment. LOS AXGELF.S TO RAISE FO.VKS FOR FI11S, I'LTS, AXO TO P01'l lTH ZOOS LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9. South ern California is to have a fox farm. Forty acres of government land in the Los Angeles forest reserve have been leased from Forest Supervisor R. H. Carlton by Jacob A. Host, who plans to raise silver-black, foxes for their fur, for pets, and to populate the zoos. The ranch will ba located near Mount Baldy, eighty-two miles from Los Angeles, and will be opened with thi'.ty pairs of foxes which were whelped at the Pear Lake Silver- so Host says. The fox raising industry sounds simple enough, but associated withjg It as an industry will be the raising K of goats, chickens and of which are necessary to the life of the silver-black fox. They will be fed on chicken, goat and rabbit meat; the eggs laid by the chickens and the milk supplied by the goats will be another Item of food. -o DAILY WKATIIKII ISBI-OIIT. V. 6. Wenilier Ilureau, local office, Roseburg. ureKun, 2 hours ending 6 a. m. ITerlpltatlon In I nnhra and Mnndredtna tliilit -t teiiiperalui e yeMerUay 7 Ijowryt ttMiiprrat nee last liiKiit V lr ciiit.'ttinn. l.it J I hours I Total iif-dp. Mince first of month .06 Normal Precip. Tor tins month 3:t Total precip. iiinco firttt of month ....TS to ilale 3t AvntSM preclp. from Sept. 1. I 7 ...L'l Total excels from Sept. 1, 1J-- 17 Averaso precrpHatlon for Ai wet st-asom, (.Sept. to Mai. Inc.) ,,,,11.39 TonlKlit. fail'. Sunday, fair anj warm- TVIi.MAif BKI.U nbservsr. A'KW TODAY. AI'l'l.K I'K'KKUS WAXTKl) F. F. Nash. Oanlen Valley. Phone 31-F-H. U.UICAIN 2 small sorrel mares. Se .1. II. Hancock. poUKlas Ho'.el. I'OH Ki:NT Kiirnlshed apartments. UHt WimjieHter St. Full SAI.K Haled hay. Phone H-K-H. lt,,yer llros. l SAI.K -Kino wool ewes. Phone ll-l"-ll. Iloyerllros Tt TKAI'K Six cows for sheep. (.J. V . ('i,lT. Melrcso. Ire. "oil SAI.K ; room Intnl. -m housf. with I'.isvim-m anil fiirnni-e. I'rli-f $:i.".00. l.-i iitt. Kvi-. l::t N. Iine St ! La st Uit ml hr and nin-t!i .--is. al Nowa-Ui vt h ntt with ilianioniln Fii.'l-r itl'if It-live oiTW e, r phone i:t-J. Ini'ifx lieutpr; one cpHrHtor -at ml a lot I n irt unl small. Mrs. S-!inii'U lnnton: KAI.1' H"is ' nnd lots. Alo larn.s. AM rut rirM. full and ne tnv In r ire list f.r Imi Kitiu-. C Mor rill :."t Mill st. FO!t SAI.f: K iMfts. NVw 7. lnnd .If t.-kn nt otu- K'SK. V. 1' 1 - i'r ,M'u,tt- sai.k r.un JVM ''J-j;' aTMi otiu r e xtras, a v..py poo.i i?iy nt AiUlrt-ss A. care NVws-Jte- virw. M el: WOM AX watttcil. $10 weekly full lime; II an hoar snar tlme,ell ltif KutrHUte,,! heslerv to wearer. l'M eriei'ce iiI'Pp' ot.irr. interna tional Hosiery Mills. .orr!stnwn.T. Full UK NT Farm fully eonlppen1. 71 acres ncter frrlKatien: 2 p. broccoli: - a. . r.i . Iterrie.. ; 2 . I1 1 eh berries ; ft M. nlfn'fn: rest to he farnieit. For iHrn,i,;.irn write C. W. Kvnns. U pule west of S ilerlin. ere. FIU 3AI.F Three reiferc1 .Terspv tiult calves, stri, ttv St. Mswes tiree-l-sir,"! hv "v-'al'hur of Silvertlnle. frMi A-lnv ,rT Tarm. I'alves from T jrlierealin free tier,l. Inonlre of R. 'rr.lt'Kstar. Irain, Ore. P. O. Pox 1M. ' AUCTION SALES T.jo niiU keM wsv to (jt ttii MrrM prirrH. t-i l'.lp oii nrrrintct1 ymir sale. J. M. JtJDD. Auctioneer DANCE on that wonderful floor at the Armory Saturday Night Mt'SIC I1Y A FINK ont'IIRSTKA I 4 y j f J A j j 5 OUR EIGHTH TOMATOES, WATERMELONS & CANTALOUPES Good Bargains for This Week End Wholesale prices on large quantity All price subject to market change. - T. B. EVANS & SONS, Dillard, Oregon ,K New Pool Hall to Be Opened Soon J. D. Creech, -who formerly conduct ed The Club pool hall and cigar store, which was recently purchaued by R. R. Matthews, is opening up a pool hall and soft diink establishment at the corner of Cass and Sheridan streets in the building formerly occu pied by the Bowman restaurant. The interior has been redecorated and Urn proved and the new fixtures, which were recently ordered are being in stalled today. Pool and billard tables JVJ Ij ;5 9, f 4 'A SATURDAY AND SUNDAY CHILDREN 10c . . ADULTS 15c ALL CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS ACCOMPANIED BY PARENT3 FREE ' - "The Aff aii-s r of AnatoF WITH The Greatest All tar Cast ever Assembled in any One Picture, including: : . ( ;J ''--'' Wallace Reid Elliott Dexter Monte Blue Theodore Roberts Theodore Kosloff Raymond Hatton 5 ADULTS BALCONY 10c TODAY ALL CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS FREE BIG DOUBLE "Back WITH SEENA OWEN AND MATT MOORE. THE CAREER OF A GIRL WITH A CHIFFON SOUL. "Campbell of the Mounted" WITH IRVING CUMMINGS A NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE STORY. "ROBINSON CRUSOE" WITH HARRY MYERS CLEAN ROMANCE, BIG ADVENTURE, WHOLESOME THRILLS. 'TORCHY'S HOLDUP' WITH JOHNNY SUNDAY AND MONDAY -ROUGH SHOD- WITH CHARLES (BUCK)WONES ANNUAL SALE have been procured and installed a soft drink fountain Is being erect toaay. Card tables are also to placed soon. The building has used as headquarters for the 81:. ing shopmen, who will continue maintain their office there until a t tlement is reached. o Here From Hulherlin Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ottinger Sutherlln spent a few hours In Ito-J burg today transacting business mi ters. Mr. Ottinger has been travel!; throughout the county all gumm4 working on prune dryers, and h; now returned to Sutherlln to it during the winter. - Gloria Swanson Bebe Daniels Wanda Hawley Agnes Ayres Polly Moran Julia Faye; ADULTS LOER FLOOR 23c ONLY OFFERING Pay" HINES