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ft nosesuno wEwmeviEw. Tuesday, august 7. i9?3. PAOt POUR ritlSOMOItS ATTI'MIT WIEAK kho.m J.Ui at ki.i.m: KITGENK. Auk. 6. II o w a r d f Clark, 17, a brother of OraM Clark who la lodged In the counlv jail, today admltti'd that he hI I pi.-l I'Vi'D hack taw blailca throuKh ihe window of the bastlle at 3:43 Sat urday morninK. When two barn were round aawrd off Sunday, and every thliiK s'1 for a wholesale Jail delivery. It wan found that hark saws hud bicii MiiUKRled Into Ihe jail. Aftlnx on the theory that arms could haw; been amuKKl'd In al Ihe name time. Ktlckels went throiiKh llio plan' with a fine tooth comb, li In believed Ihe sawn came in with Kills of lood to the prlKonera. All Saturday iiIkIiI the irisoin -r worked, ritlckel my, to the noU il that old popular tone. "Tomorrow." Their "tomorrow" hi pea were dunned, however, whin hi' made an Inspection Sunday evcnlnK and hud the damage repaired. II Is l..e,icl Ihe work was done by Johnson, !.: sl. Uunderkon and Kush.il. youths arrested for the thett if u Taeoma automobile from the local mreeia and later appreiieinled at .Sutln i lih. Most of Iho quartet bus been in trouble before, and hale to nee an other prison lerui KtarltiR them In j the face, Hllcl-.el believes. It was found this morning Hint , (liinderson. known na Troy l!;iil' aud Kred Little, is believed to have stolen an automobile from a lioixc caraue on June HI and transported It to Oregon. Federal authorities are working on that end of the case, lie was known as ,M. K. IlerberRer at Itoise. The four auto thieves. . with Moore and Clark, held on rlu-ck charK's. were locked In steel cells when the bars were round aevercd on Ihe west window, near Ihe north end of the Jail. THE MISRT By JANE PHELPS I. ... Mini uriwrru u". .Natalie waf to le married In "The Little Church Around the Corner," then they were to co away at once for a short weddine lrl. "Only two from PileS when yOU Will m ss Kiri. L'riiiilt-ll is u wealthy, j "Mother Isn't ell. and I hate to I' IPC lit r IflUIl1 Needless to Suffer ' ' WHY suiter the lncorv KVNorsis or ri:i: i:iiMi , ii.iTi:its Natalie llorioii. nrivate secretary to a popular and successful lawyer. vpnicnrf find naill nieeta Horace Crandell. a client. She ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN by MRS. ELLSBURY (Address all communication to Mr. Ellsbury, care of New-Review.) 1 . . i .. nrutoiratlc man Iiviiik Willi nia be guaranteed a positive wi,UW,.j mother, iw obtains ni- nnH nprrmncnl- dire hv alie's promise lo marry him and ana permanent tun, uy ;ti k a hi,r tu himi hi8 m(ll,.r. Mn). mV nOnSUr"lCal, pain- ('raiiil'll rains obj.-nliins. hut when ' t she units Horace Is determined to leSS treatment I marry she insists upon a promise Treatment, may be taken weekly j t .-m-v.-r win l-ve h. r li.-;:stcr. but .Natalie laughs Dear M r b. ICllsbury: V li a t if it is inconvenient to be here for daily attention. Write today for my FREE book on tbc proper trutmcnt ft DR. CHAS. J. DEAN 2ND AND MORRISON PQRTIAND.ORCGON with servants any longer. Laier we ll ro way attain. nouI(i i w(.ar wtll B bluo tailored Anil Mitalle ha.i ai guies.:eu bl,jt Bs j0 gtOVea ftUtl hat nU ilioea? uiitly. Vet she bud a bllKlil resent- i ... . , Hnv of lhB llew colored shoea VANITY. unity: A kitoI ileal tlcpeinU on church, but a Mrs. LansUcn. a couh-; " ""' -"'". , In, aud her hu-i.and would see him,"'" - V 1 married. Naiaii- asked only KttH ! ' alst l h '"' ment that, he should cut short their louk wcll trip because of lus uiouier. His mother would it be at the sure that Horaces lovo will prove ',, cly(lo ,iack-.vell. NothltiK could ' " "''. ' J". WloreU eiiial to anythlnc that niiKht. occur because of the ilillerence In their social positions. in t ciiAi ri it mi If occasionally, betausi" of some thlni? Ktta said, or when thinklui; or his mother, .Natalie was pikked with doubt of her wisdom In inarryini; a man so far above her in the soeial 0lerk, fcale. Ihe Ihoucht of Horace, il line for her. bis kindness and con sideration, dispelled all iletlbls. It was foolish to ever think ij an thliiK beside the lovo they had tor each other the happiness lliey would have together. Natalie stienl the $l"il Mr. Mar- . ahull hail (riven her aud all she had nw A.sonate.i I'rc-r ) '. '1 ," r "i''-au was very STOCKHOLM. Auk. 7. The Swed-1 simple. Hut as I. 'la Kepi remmoiei; , li covennnent has ji'::t iublislieil its.bei. sh" was maroliiK a very ricti have shown more plainly the differ- Ml t'U hii.I pumi. either-to lmr- . ' . , . I m.lll m H'illl VllllH llllf ill llf U llllllll ence in the so. lal position or oriue " ', . T T aud Kroom than their respective wit- ) lll'k sliauV. If yoii W. a lreder nessesMyrtle l.anmlon. poisd, eie-! Kllk blouse, a more el.U. cant. boauliPillv croomed and ,"' uuil satin pumps anil silk dressed HlulniT leslde her luimacu- ""' The rolnvil hliHTK are not late bnsb.mil: and olaitl little Ella 1S "I1 " , poorly llressed, be Davis, ill at en tide Clyde lilackwell to ii.i:oi,i m id, i:i(.nr Oh. l'arold Hell WrU-lit! The blues" you put to flight: And in some shady nook We nail your luiest book. Oh, Karold Hell Vrlirhl! With your new story bright, KaKer readern you cheer I'.y the niillioiiB this year. Oh, Harold Hell Wrlnhi! You i.iake our thntiKhis white; fnd )our ceniuH we hail In yo ir wonderful lale. Oh, l'arold Hell Wrlclil! We read, with dellchl. Your ma.Ucrplecn, more and. more, "The Mine W illi the Iron lioor." Oh, Harold Dell V.'rlaM! My In art has grown llchl: Your purse has grown fat; Anil I doff you my hat. ond visit to Horaces mother, the raine bat. It'll she looked very sv.tet, very lov ly us she blood be fore the altar. After the short ceremony there was u moment of introduction to .Mr. nnd Mrs. I.ttnudon, a hurried handclasp from C!de, a kiss from Kti-i. and she v.as in the car beside replv lo the imiutrv cirruiateii by tne t teaa. aiht i ne .is hoi.k. .. n.,. j - - general seeretarv of the Icnciie of na-1 she would feel no compunction at j Hon. jtions as to whether the various mem-! npi miiii!?- his money, buying herself , Horace took her in his arms and IIm is of Hie league favored a special ! handsome clothes. I kissed her. lellini: her gleefully that ; pact for cenoial reciprocal guaran-! Vou'll have refrnlnr cpendlng or- I .,Vaa all his, that slie couldu't get I tees, Mating that, in its present con-1 eh a, I know will," Klta declared away. ilitious, the government cannot en-.lut withoul envy. "Just as If Til ever want to," she dorse tile proposal. j "If 1 Ho yo'j nu.-t orry villi me. The i'.wedish r.-plv savs that as Natalie milled, laiigliinc lo.ix as the I nitecl Slaiea, Hermanv I "I wonder wliat that aristocratic aiyl HiCiHia are not niembers of the mother of his would say II you had league, it cannot he looked upon us ! your working cjrl friends hanging , having n universal character. ! arouno. Ill bet she a throw a tit. lining.! the league has gained in i "I Khali have whom I please In my I power aud authority during its three ho:i:e." .Natalie milled, stiffening. I vc-irn of operation, it cannot yet be li had not recurred to her that Mrn. I 1.1......1 ........... I. ... .I.... I ..f I',...... I .11 mii'lil nl.i.'fl In Iter friends I fertivoly with the larger international "Thais the way to talk:- Uta, ' problems which are at present men-I laughed. "And it's the way to do lining the peace of the world, and if you can." A Mend of Horace's had loaned Snellen thinss that the guarantee sys- "You'll see. Horace is awfully ; him his Indue for their honeymoon, t ni proimsed vvoiiiu oe of little value , rice to everyone. You know he is. j and here, away from evi rione they wiii'out too powerful authority that ' I gue:.s marry in if me isn't f;oi:i to i knew. Nalalie passed two gloriously i might come from universality of mem-1 change him toward my friends. And happy weeks. Ho happy that all her I be.-.-l.ip. ' 1 warn yon. I.'ita. 1 Intend to have . fears and duiibis b i t her, and she i T.ie government hohbi that if yon with me a whole lot." i looked forward t.i a future tnidim- I Snellen. Willi her stahllireil relations j "llarkus is willin', but you wait nurd by one disturbing thought. with toreign countries, we re to sign and see now tilings are nrsi. i nave i.ove waa uers. nun u is nu io.it the guarantees . proposed, she would a notion the old lady and I should j makes the world beautiful at 20. expose herself to com pit rut iveiy larger like each other according Hi the (lis- Tomorrow Natalie's Homecoming It the young Hear Mrs. ICllsbury: Some time ago 1 wrote (o you. and you helped Natalie was married In the same ; muci i am ,ui..r i . blue crepe sh had worn on her see- I again, a gin menu oi mine na. tieen spending tne auinmer in an other town, and was engaged to- a boy there that is coming here to see her at Clirlslmas time. He has a friend who is coming up here at that time loo. My girl friend wanta me to write to him before be comes so that l.e and 1 will be acquainted some before he gels here. I know you advise girls not to do this. Would you advise me not to also? GKACE. til-ace: The first letter should rome from him if you are going to roi-resprml liefore ho comes. o l"d .him, snuggling closer. "Oh, how v.-e have trashed my lovely bou quet !" siie held It up to him. "Never mind, dear, I'll get you another one." "Another bride's bouquet! How loon do you think I shall want to be married again'."' she asked saucily. "Till death do us part," Horace Alden Harness. ItoHchurg, Oregon. Car of A.IAX smithing coal just ar rived, quality thi) best. Churchill lldw. Co. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. U. 11. PLVEIt CblrouraUc Thy slclan. Ill V. Luna SL SPECIAL Luncheon Sets 5 Plates 5 Nnpkins 1 Tabic; Cover 10c ECONOMY GROCERY Phone 63 risPa than I huso of oihrr stal would In iinionsiMi h;ih tin reply, ; for il Swri!i;-ti Ki.vt'rnno'hi. under tliei (ir si nt Mains of i)oltiii-itt unri'Ht in! ihi' world, to propose to Ihe rprtwn-1 tativi-n ol tin- pooph- that th'-y mt.-rl into iiitcinatiunal obligations whiih ink. lit lead to milUary nua.-urt'S not i roinp.iti.Mt vitli .Mwrdi'D'H own vital int-ri'hs and national iudi pt-ndom Ali'inittliiio, thu KoviTinnt'iit ropfi a rrointiK'tidiitinii previously made to tin I'flnut that coinyulsory urbil ration shoii'd he provided tor all dKpuleH of a judilal naif i e. And It hopes that conditions mny dovidop to utirh a point in tilt; lulure that any dinturher of ol i I it a I p the tiiemy of ull n;tl;on bankrupt Madison Ilond company and pained wido comment by hi ndiBioun revival meetings in New York City 'and Madison htloru the I'nitwl States i mvenimnt Iv pan investiputins IiIh i alleged bond Killing work in Wiscon 1 hUi. , J The federal grain) Jury, meeting ' hen; last iM iemUer, reluniel a com 1 plaint leading to the indictment claim I that Mr. Arnold unlawfully acnuired and invested money of other persons, I Arnold himself takes tho position that h is a victim of a "vicious circle of j Madison business men" who oppose tru Atoeliited Press. ANCHOKAGt-J, Alaska. Ang. 7. Mystery ships plying the Siberian Arctic laden with whisky, which is bartered to the natives for furs, still take uteir ion oi munter tu tne pn a-1 i.i,,, will he oii.-red1'1''1 inuV K . 1 . I T,ie indictment s-ts out three al and that (ir,iW ' riMierseu nere, who sas i 1,-hmI schemed which it Rays are frau- v.as an innoceni n.emuer m sucn anj (lul(,nt anil wnjrh Arnold will ho expedition. The lunit was actual mur-1 ,.,.,, ,ipon to oxpiaju durins the der, he sayn. when the Siberian Kov- rnIirt h(1!irliur. He iH rhnr-ed with niisrepresentine the value of securi ties offered for sale by his company with attempting to defraud investor; out of company bonds by offer of nn ISM0V1S . i -r- S - SPEEDING UP riusinesii actlvltl Thia .....i. .. """ are inoe. adi'quato banking eon!, "m Z li.abrg National ri Checlt!nK Acrount aL """" mi.lete baklnUg',aer. which won the Pulitzer Prizd a ihstmn " best American novel of lTiU the ' AailTtIiv J latest to reach the scruon. ' . H Recognized as the slncerest story o,,,",.!''11'"1 Bn I ever" wrlttten of lrl's struKi i , "f. DMi aKalnst the foreboding barrlurs of 1 . h,. " R-olutlon ' snia I town - society, the picture j .talent W thousands who know TarkliL,,."; t' '"l4 heroine. "Alico Adams." alfeadv r.!.f,.. claimed us the greatest nooth Turk- in,. . W FisT is destined to l-e dent sen, rJi'8? b the uipr,t success- ,.. " U ora' Alice Adams - alfeady ac-! LT,0' " the greatest Iiooth Turk, in" T b?" Of n.rlnil ,l,..,.n l .1 J....J . numbered among the nips iui aiuacuonu oi tne year. At I.lh-icial ac,i r ,u erly Theatre tonlRbt and tomorrow. ; pt.,,!j ,,''. 01 O nr.1,1..... . ,' W A. s. nti;V & soxs Antlers Theatre "Kools First," produced by Mar shall Neilan for Associated First National release,' will open a two day engagement a' "'0 Antlers The atre tonight. It is based on the Sat urday Kvening 1'ost story by lluiih .McNair Kahh r, aud the stellar cast includes Richard Vix, Claude Uil llugwater and Clair Windsor. The production is noted for its fi delity to life and its remarkable set- i lings. Scenes for It were actually taken within the walls of San Quen- I tin penitentiary bi California, the Si. Francis hotel in San Francisco, the .allow place of the Golden Gate ( city, and the First National bank of j Hollywood, Cal. The picture has been made with a I master hand aud contains many iiw-1 citterns of unusually high dramatic ! power. It Is a startling insight Into i gangland and ' underworld realism ' with Neilan's 'touch of dramatic in- i teutity. ! j S-esident; iWX A .-.1 .oq, n n r . . .. I U ... 1 I . . J "Wl IO v luiuiou mi Kinas or,no nm n-. ..-"WE rough and dressed lumber and Urn- on-trina d l-ricw 1-1KIU. .. - lpl,.. 7 , HftSL " "inci 12 o.r - - 1 hern. RELIABLE tAlLOR Wa mike Ladles' Suit Men's Suits Phone 149 J. H. BERNIER W.i). utUMlMFla. Kohlhaqen Bldo. (Nta D. . ' ' ""mum, such a dit.turber will be punished by the joint action of all nations. i ; eminent nttenittiMl to stop the traffic I LOCAL NEWS 2 ' Ciiptain I'rcderseu s story follows fl "We Miiled out of Nome for what 1 j with attempting to defraud Investors j '!h;ik mm Hiiiiiu ne ii iiitiii'in eM.im j inn in coir.pany nones oy oner oi nu Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189 L. (,, Siberia. 1 will not n il the nanu s nnsocurcl ni., and with causing the i oi the owners or skipper of the trailer, ! false arrest of company officials. Liberty Theatre In the minds of those competent to judge, Rooth Tarkington ranks as j the greatest American writer of to- day. "The Flirt," "Penrod," "Clar- : ence" and "The Man From Home" I have already demonstrated his pop- I ulariiy with tlieatre audiences. "His "Alica Adams" the book I'alnless eMraetion of teeth at room f,,r reasons best known lo myself. At 3, .viu:.enic Temple. 1 'r. Nerbas. M'istmie Temple. Cpsiair.s. 1'iclioii l.ilnary. Ill inch mill cuds, J". A. I lean, Phone 1'2S. U.MPQUA HOTEL "Mosoburn's l'lnesl" NEW AND MOOERN The people of Iwuglas County are invited to make their head Quarters here. W. J. WEAVER, Prop. In December of l'l-l Arnolil gave one port the Isrnt took on a large the m eily of Madison a Christinas ituanlity of furs, alter getiing the na- ilinner costina S20.iiuii. Thereafter he Hooks, tlves ill link on moonshine whisky. An I b d a series of revival nieetnies. at official of the Siberian govet uiueiit I which he urged a return to tho teach came aboard lo collect a tax and force i inns of the Hihle. Then ho and his '') per load. J. payment for the furs, lie was thrown familv moved to New York, where the overboard and shot. The last 1 saw revival meet ings" were continued. of htm lie was cimmng to a piece o! : All kin ls of batteries charued and ice. I do not know- whether he dieil ; repaired at leasimable rales. Also auto , or was rescued, tin the cruise back ! rcpitii in.;. Work luiiiiiinleed. I.i.uhtiiiiigi I heard talk of murdering mo because! lottery Station and tiura;;e, itJD W.jl knew too much. For nights I ilhln't I. ano St. Phi.no 5ul. j sie-p. anil while I rested oi the hunk - - I kept a revolver in my hand ready Auto waybill!.'. Your car washed and , for action.'' pnlilii il or siinoiil.eil by expert car Iwa-.her. Sal ; I.I: llllllll'.; llilll :l."J W. I. Mile S staclien cnalanleed. v St.o inn and ti'iram1 Plum- ...M. Notary Public Public Stenographer Katlirinc E. Doarborn JOG Perkins Bldo. Roscbut-Q. Oregon PREACHER GHAOGEG : WITH MAIL FBAUiS SURVEYORS Licensed Engineers EPPSTEIN & STEWART 248 North Jackson Phone 87 Roseburg-Scottsburg SU LEE C. GOODMAN, Prop. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY READ DOWN Fare 80.25 .30 .45 .50 1.0S 1.25 2.60 4.25 Miles Time 0 7:30 5 7:40 8 7:55 14 8:10 17 8:20 32 8:50 38 9:00 55 76 10:00 11:00 ROSEBURG WINCHESTER WILBUR SUTHERLIN OAKLAND YONCALLA DRAIN Office at Fay's Drug Store ELKTON SCOTTSBURG T'W ,. Fi n M 1 8 v.a 1.1 I 1:30 I: 12:30 t H Connects with boat at Scottsburg for Gar diner and Reedsport. Fare 75c Connects with North ''"re .. c... .u a Uki Sunlit Rtan. a Dnaln.Ml DUtfl ! 1M " ''I SO t 4 T,i tor's ti'inmis tri';iTt:in! for r.iiarih kidtii'v troubles ami tlist'asrs ii:li;ir io wuiMn Ii;ivp no Untun .oi;i or siiiM-iior. Ki-i-uHs i;.iaraniriMl. Call ir jnhln Ta lot s Siu cifn- Co.. uo:-t but Ur'. , ; nv Avo--tatctl' Prr.t.) St"( TiiffliiiK of lit. siorlihnMiTH1 " MAhlstiN. Win., Atm. 7. VUtory of Hip UrocKwav nnd Dilhutl runners ! H. Anmld, banker ami revivalist of Tt Ii'plioin Co. ;ii HiotKway rliool ibis t-itv, will bo rraii:ne( in Jhr i;i'i-.-, Sa. An:. It ni . in. all , tloral t-ourl at Superior, Wis., to.iay sttK'l.lioM.-rs iMjiirsir.i to alien. I. to answor to an in.iitl ir.eiit rlmn;im; O. T. ill . !!. -lit ' him with usinu the n ails to drtrainl. eiarv Aino',1 ;t proiilt'iit (f the Crows Hair in $0 Days A minute a day sufficient timo to devote to this new method scalp tr auncnt. VAN ESS Liquid Scalp M : ae is applied with a patented rubber applicator attached directly to the bottle. The cooling treat ment is f?d directly to ihe hair roots tV'i Hrxible rubber nipples. VAN F5 slops f iling hair grows new hn in l.)fJ diyt. Ak us about our ci0-t3.iy tT.itment plan. We give a mom: b.i;-k guarantee. Get started ro'i . 'AN L5 will not disap point yi. NATHAN FULLERTON Si Have your week's soiled linen splendidly cleansed without any bother or up setting of the home. Uao nor(;n imv skuvick Just call 79 Tl. Stains... ii Itjbby ' The Renall Sore, Roseburg, Ore. 1 OT?TnrT? iwupm vrvn TD4VT k By Coast Auto Lines Stages between ROSEB'J MYRTLE POINT. COQUILLE and MASSE a Leaves Roseburg Weit Bound 7:30A.' 3 Leaves Myrtle Point " " 10:30 A.M. I", 9 Leaves Coqullle North Bound 11:00 A.M. W S Leaves Marshfield East Bound " 3 Leaves Coquille " " S, J Leaves Myrtle Point " ,:,SA- 8 Fare: Marshfield, 45.00; Coqullle, 14.25; MyrtlP' I COAST AUTO LINES iiT THE NEW GARDNER 6 BEARING CRANKSHAFT . The Only Car with a One-Year Let us take you for a ride In the new RADIO SPECi convince you it's the best car ml" v : .' , uui 1,1 Radio Special Sedan Coupe .11350 Equ 11360 i r nnnDMAN for Douglas County 1I2NH that home tu-.,; ment iKci E . MOM T0MMV A AaJhV, CHESTE.R? won't take out ilis.ippiir J willi our cleaning. Let us . show you. t TRY OUR WAY lj Phone 277 Our Auta Will Call jj Smith SAID HE'S GMNA GET A ELEPHANT! -I 1 n' V DON'T 6E siav . TOMMV IS OMLV 00K1MG WITH s woo y Oh, Yes, That Doesn't Cost Anything Dealer By WINNER, ..i ........ MAf-UF. PRFRk'O 'GETS 0ME 1 DOMTSIE SOCHN0MgN vaiiivi i -amy T-n - j- XbEE. I NEVER 0ET AiUTMlN- I 5 my ASK POP To BUN M ONE DADDV COOLDM'T AFFORD H-VOO D0NT SEEM To REALI2E HOW NOCH T TAKES To BUV M ElEPHMT rf FOk weupopN IE J I can't ME M T Of ONE CAM I 1 jk iWlSHrORONEi HJ UM
