Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 21, 1924, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTIE IMMM.-fflr April 23 ami 24 Matinee 23 Evening 24 Antlers Tli A Famous Light Opera, Presented by By DALFE Tickets on sale at Antlers Theatre Monday . Evening cV' H. S- GLEE CLUB R. I nU V U.lU .1 2 NEW TODAY J 1923 ford coupe. ! 1 IJ I IIIWIUII I w I Bring Everybody TULIP BALL! The best musical treat ever fur nished by those Legion Blue Devils. A Real Live Entertainment for everyone. Something to remember. Tonight! Armory. Cards upstairs for the card players. GIVEN BY American Legion Auxiliary Couples $1.09 Tax exempt. Extra Ladies 50c 1 111CED DISCUSSED TODAY (AKMK-lated I'rt-ss Leased Wire.) PHILADELPHIA, April 21. The jury trial to determine the sanity of Harry Thaw was resumed In com mon pleus court today with Dr. Cliarloa s'. Ilurr, all alienist testi fying that Thaw Is still insane. When the case was adjourned last Thursday, five alienists had testi fied that the slayer of Stanford White was sane and safe to release from thn Pennsylvania hospital for mental and nervous diseases and four oihers had expressed the opin ion that be was Insane and would be a menace to the community if re leased. Dr. Burr was called to the stand by Athur fl. Dickson, counsel for the trustees of Thaw'B estate, who are opposing Thaw's release. The alienist said he had examined Thaw three times recently at the request of Mr. Dickson and without any suggestion as to what was to be ex pected from him. "I think Thaw is a case of so called moral insanity," said Dr. Hurr in reply to questions. " He has little or no mental control and is compelled by his condition to follow his impulses. He has not the I: : ! ELKS DANCE THURSDAY A rctnilnr Informal Elks danco moral Htrcngti, to resist vicious 1 w win oe neiu on next inursuay pulses. night for all of the members. ! "Was there any other sign of in , Cards and dancing for all and a : sanity?" asked the court, .real time Is the prospect, lie "No. there was not," said Dr. there. Dill! , Jiurr. "1 could find no trace of In tellectual Insanity and could not call I This week has been set aside as prune organization week. Nine meet ings will be held In the prune grow lug sections of the country. County i Agent Cooney says that every prune assist the committee, ns well as M. grower In the county will have an op-!-J. Nowhouse, manager of the growers portunity to familiarize hiniHelf with association. the new plon of marketing prunes In I The KrowprB are vcrv misv with the state of Oregon. !tnulr orchard work nt tills time, but Meetings will be held at Oakland every 'grower should realize that it April 21 at 2 o'clock In the afternoon; profits him nothing for his year's work at Yoncalla the same day at 8 o'clock unless he can get a fair return on the In the evening; at Klgaroso April 2 commodity produced. Two hours spent t 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and the nl one of the meetings may mean same day at Umpqua nt 8 In the even-' thousands of dollars to the grower In lug; at Kiddle on April 23 nt 2 o'clock; the future, Mr. Cooney says. In the afternoon, also on the same day o Hay at I anyonvmo it i a ciock in tne cvonlng. At Myrtlo Creek on April 24 at 8 o'clock In tho ovenlng; at IHiklng Class on April the 2.rth at 8 In the evening, ami a final meeting on Saturday, April zb. In tne city rum l With MAJOIl MARTI X 11KADY t Assocliwed rres I-cnsfd Wire.) him Insane except upon the whole history and record of his case." Mr. Diukson asked: "In your opinion has Thaw been fully restored to a sound state of min" "In my judgment he has not," was tho reply. Dr. Ilurr added he believed that if Thaw were released he would come into conflict with the law on account of some abnormal act. "Might this take on the form of whippings?" he was uBked. "Yes. I believe it would." Mr. Dickson resumed: "Did you ask Thaw ubout the killing of Stanford White?" "Yes, And he said it would take la Roseburg at 2 o'clock In tho after-; noon. i The county agent feels that everv grower should Inform himself thoroughly regarding this new con tract whether he signs up or not. The prune growers have reached the part ing of the ways insofar ss markets are concerned. Tho grower seems to be forced to go Into the business of marketing his own crop with that of b'n neighbor, the steps with which this ts accomplished is of extreme Importunce to every prune grower. A good working committee has been appointed by Director Neuner to work With the countv ui'cnt during the present week. Mr. Cooney lias been informed Hint Mr. Kenneth Miller. president of thn Oregon (Irowers will one jump. juwi jiw.irieiww!i"i"!.' ' 1 '- I 7T, T inrDTY TWIT ATT? 1 SPECIAL SHOW today and tomorrow 3 HEAR "THE LULLABY" SONG kin, I tliinlr nlwint thren fliivs to DUTCH HARIIOU. Alaska. April , . .. , ,. ,h i.npaa re plied.' "Did you ask why he killed White?" "Yes. I asked him if he killed White because of White's relations with F.volyn Ncsbit and he answer ed: 'Yes. that's why I killed hlra." " Dr. Ilurr testified, that Tliuw was physically normal. Questioned as to the alleged jr. Major Frederick Martin. I commanding a circumnavigation flight of tho four army planes, ex pected hero today from Knnatka, AlaHka in the flag piano Senile, preparations for the quartette to take the air this week for Nazan Day, Atak Island, 350 miles to the west, were pushed today. Smith, Nelson, and Wade, show ed cousiderablo fatigue after a Journey from ChlgnlU, Alaska, 400 miles eastward, flown Suturday in seven hours, but all seemed In good heulth. The weather here was good early today and Major Martin was ex pected to make the flight from Kan ulak. ii-'O. miles to the northeast. 111 r ti SEE SEE SEE whiuniiiKs of Frederick Gump for which Thuw stands indicted in New York, Dr. Ilurr admitted that the fact of the whipping did not of itself prove Thaw to be abnormal. Shirting to tho incident aboard shin, when Thaw, then 15 years old, stepped on the hand of a child play ing on deck.. Dr. nurr, saiu u demonstrated the person was brutal and cruel, rather than abnormal. When Thaw's aged mother came Into the court room, Harry showed the same affection for her and the same care in seeing she was com fortably seated as he did on pre vious occasions. Iu ci-rcludlng his testimony, Dr. Ilurr ruid he based his belief that Thaw is morally insane principally from tho Gump case. ' There Is no other reason to ,-rive," said the witness. OOII18, FOR RENT 2 garages. 828 W. Lane St. WANTED 12 torn turkeys. Phone 279. FOR SALE Daby bugsy. 524 Mill St. Phone 138-L. FOR RENT Housekeeping partly modern. Phone 88-R. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room, cloBe in. Phone 191-R. FORRENT2housekeeping rooms. E. Douglas St. Phone 6J. FORRENT Furnished apartment, 2 rooms, J12 per month. S15 Mill SL iiOMB"LAUNDRYwm do washing". Ironing and mending. Phone 537. In r FOR RENT 2 room house, basement and garage. 675 Second Ave. South. LOST Small goldpeiidsnt fountain pen. Reward. Return to this office. WANTEDA practlcaFnurse. Apply in person at Soldiers Home Hospital. tier old growth fir Llndblom, Dixon- FOR SALE 150 wood at ranch. vlile, Oregon. FOR HlRETouring car. Country trips a specialty. Phone 2L B. A. Laurinson. ' WANTEDSaTeslTdy-for ready to wear. See Mrs. J. H. Koehler, Ump qua Hotel, today. F0RSALE-49head of old sheep. 26 lambs. At a .bargain. G. U. Helbig. 407 West Cass St. FAIRLY good supply of records at the Exchange. Open afternoons and evenings. 328 No. Kane St. Slightly used. Extras. Car perfect condition. Cord tires. MATHEWS MOTOU-X-CHANGE 117 Jackson St. Phone 112 1GE THIS AFTERNOON George Dolan, ageL.22 years, a na tive of Douglas county, died this aft ernoon following a long illness. The young man had been In poor health for a couple of years and went to California several months ago and re turned much Improved, and bis friends hoped that he would recover, but during the past few months he failed rapidly, and death came this afternoon. He was the young son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dolan and liv ed practically his entire life in this city. Besides his parents he leaves a sister Gertrude and two brothers, Wjlllsm and Edmund. Funeral ar rangements have not yet been made. FOR SALE Al Jersey cow, six years old, and a year old Jersey bull, 2 mi. west of Roseburg. Walter Bel cher. ' LOST Small hand satchel contain ing watch, pocketbook and other articles. Leave at this office. Re ward. FOR SALE 5 "head oflnilch cows, fresh. 1 new separator. 125 White KNITTED SWEATERS Both In Coat or Slipover Style, ,,.. , garments. real coaw. For work or plav vmn- , . . v i viay your Bweator .!,,. . and to be comfortable should be o L. r 7ht i well known In nor Knitted Outerwear lic 8a LET US SHOW THEM TO YOU Opencer's Cass Street's New Sti ore EATS TO KILL Joseph Paul Bowling, recently of Kelso, Washington, was brought to this city last night by Deputy Sheriff Powell of Oakland and placed in the county Juil charged with threatening to kill his wife, Mabel, their young DaDy, and L. P. Ilapp at whose ranch the woman has been employed. Bowling, according to the story bv Mr. Tfnnn nml Officer Pnurnll ilnaaplail Leghorn chickens. G U. Helbig, 407 ! h.s wife last November and went to west i.ass tu v I Kelso. Washington, where he found FOR SALE Ten grade cows, one i employment. Mrs. Bowling obtained a grade Holstein bull, inquire at Un-1 place at the Rapp ranch where she tierwood's grocery store or phone i has been working to support herself 7F11 nt Oakland, Oregon. land child. WANTED Any persons whi) are in"-1 Friday, it Is claimed. Bowling ro terested in Black Silver Fox farm-1 turned and also obtained work at the ing, see me before Tuesday even ing. Ask S. P. Ticket Cli rk, depot. BEAUTIFUL " FLUFF RUGS-made from your old carpets. The Medford man is in town for a few days. See or phone him Hand Store. 2ND HAND and "slightly" at Jarvis' Second ranch. He immediately started to cause trouble, the district attorney was informed, and insisted that his wife accompany blm back to Kelso. She did not want to do so, preferring to stay at the ranch near Oakland. , He became abusive, it is stated, and threatened to kill the woman. Per- CHROUS OF FIFTY ! IN BOHEMIAN GIRL "Th Ttnheminn fllrl' will ha ' sented Wednesday afternoon and Thursday evening at the Antlers the-j aire oy a cast or nign school stu-i dents. The production Includes a chorus of about 50 voices in addition to a cast of about ten. Miss Edna Haseltlne, director of music in the public schools of Roseburg, has work ed for Beveral weeks with her pro teges, and the results promise to be worth the effort. The opera Is quite different from -anything ever attempted by the local ; high school musical talent. Miss i Haseltlne believes that the school should stand for the better things in music and that the students should be started at least at high school ago In applying themselves to the study , of worth whilo things in music. Balfe's "Bohemian Girl" was chosen i because it is rich in wonderful old favorites of everyone, some of these being "I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls," "The Heart Bowed Down," "Then You'll Remember Me" and others, , Miss Evelyn Qulne will sing the part of Arline and Miss Dorothy Cor don the part of the Queen of the Gypsies. Paul Trueblood will take the part of the Count of Arnheim, Harold Benris of Thaddeus, and Ray Burt and Eugene Bowden of Devils- hoof nnH Pl. ... The Mita;7M commence at J:(5 i cipally for the bm J. ' school chlldr. Tlii J!1" Thursday. mJe!?' 8:00 o'clock at the theatre. "",t TUESDAY BERT LEYEI rnist' A'""4 "till I Circuit 111 4 BigTmiM f ANTZSPW , "Hand to Mttaaf used SinK- nn. t 1 1 m rAk.fiirui i uiut'i . j , . , . , . 41 Ranging in price from 22 to $75. ""- 20 per cent off-Jor cash. Also one wou,d carry out nls threats emptied White Rotary. A snap at $35. The ' a11 f tlle Kuns anl bid the cartridges. j He finally became so abusive that ' Rapp ordered him to leave whereupon j he procured a rifle, according to the story told, and pulled the trigger In an effort to shoot the ranch owner. Deputy Sheriff Powell was called 1 and placed Bowling under arrest and GLASS FOR WINDSHIELDS! AUTO TOP AND UPHOLSTERY SHOP C. M. JONES, Prop. Phone 468 Winchester and No. Jackson Sts. Singer Store. 105 Cass St FOR SUB-RENT Until October 1st. 227 acre ranch, good hay and pas ture, tlood five room house with running water in housp. 2 miles West Roseburg on New Looking Glass road. Waller Belcher. M IDS 016 If you never see another screen drama this colossal epic of a mother's love for her baby In which Jane Novak rises to unmatched heights in the greatest emotional role of a decade) While fishing at the forks of the Umnoua vesterdav afternoon. Mrs. It. II. Nichols of this city landed a 43 puiind Chinook salmon after a battle which lasted on hour and fifteen minutes. Mrs. Nichols was using a brekrn trout pole and was not pre pared for siuh a hard ficlit. She was using a llcht tine and number 5 triple J5 barbed spinner when the salmon stunk, in spite or tne nanmcup 01 her llihi and broken outfit, Mrs. Nichols fourht the fish Ith every trick of the true sportsman, and final ly succeeded in bringing the big sal mon in reach of the boat where it was landed. Although Chinook sal mon weighing forty or fifty pounds are freouently caught, it Is seldom that such a large fish is landed on a trout outfit, particularly when the pole 1s In poor shape. I STOP, LISTEN! We will guarantee to give you $2 per month to save $3.50 per month, and all It earns over. Where can you do better? WESTERN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Authorized capital $10,000,000. Wayne E. Jones, Dist. ' Manager. Hotel Grand. WILL THIS SATISFY , YOU? 20 acres excellent land with 9 acres full bearing pears, 6 acres bearing prunes, good house, large barn, 5 acres excellent garden land, on main road, near river. Pears enough now on trees to pay for " place at market price. It will cost you noth ing to be shown this is true. Price $2500. Only takes $1000 cash. Law- . rence Agency, 125 Cass Street, Phone 219. SHEEP M EN ATTENTION! 240 acres in tract, 12 miles from Rose burg on good road, 13 seres excel lent land under cultivation, well fenced. 100 acres open pastufe, bal ance timber, fair house, good barn, other tniprovi irn nts. fine spring water tome stock and machinery goes with place if taken at once. Sickness reason for selling. Price $'-'500. Only takes $500 cash. Law rence Agency, 1J5 Cass Street. Phone 219. PORTLAND COUPLE MARRIED. George Layman and M. A. Crites, were married Sunlay afternoon at the office of Justiie of the Peace George Jones. Their marrlaire license was Issued from Multnomah countv, both being residents of Portland. The ceremony wss witnessed by local friends of the contracting parties. MARRIED SATUROAY, brought him to Roseburg. The case was placed before District Attorney Cordon, who will determine the charge upon which the man is to be arraigned. Also Comedy, "Fraidy Cat" This special show Is only Wednesday and Thursday 2S cts. for adults nml ID cts. for children. "Dancer of the Nile" and "Way of Mao." CHRISTIAN WORKERS BAND - The Christian Workers Hand will meet In the Presbyterian church Tuesday, April 12 at 7:30 o clock. The W. C. T. U. will have charge of the program. Every young person in Roseburg Is cordially invited to meet with us. CAR STOLEN The IXvlge car belonging ot John Pacher of Edenbower. was stolen from his c.irace early this morning. Sometime before daylight, the lock was broken off the garage door, and the car removed and driven away. No clue has been obtained by officers. II. F. Wilson and Sara S. Vineyard, both ef Yoncalla. were quietly mar ried Saturday afternoon at the office of Justiie of the IVace George Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will make their home near Yoncalla where they have a large farm. I i ne international tractor disk will ' do good work. Ask those who own them. We have 5 and 6 foot Piles for small traders and 7 and 8 foot sizes for larre tractors. Wharton Bros. Get a Dunham sprocket type pulve iier to put your ground In shape for planting. Sold by Wharton Bros. IDEAL FOOTWEAR A combination of rare style, per fect fit, and a moderate price. Made by the world's best artists, f'tted by experienced shoe fit ters, who understand - YOUR FEET You den't have to ask us to be gentle to your feet, we are al ways th"t wav. Let us Bo've your sho problems and If In the past you have found the se lection cf your footwear a task, allow us to muke It a pleasure in the future. Aside from the fit let your fi otwear reflect a bit of your p rsonality. Choose your color. Red. Pine, Green, Airdnle. Tan hark. Gray. Pongee, Ifamboo, Jack Rabbit. Mnndalay, Picca dilly, Racquet. Sand. Fawn, Nude, and a host of others in seasonable materials. MODERATE PRICES Get your next pair here ROSEBURG BOOTERIE. IRVIN BRUNN Perkins Bldg. Shoes that Satisfy and Fit Your Feet. DRv H. C CHURCH OPTOMETRIST ' EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL SERVICE Perkins Building Thone 86 Second Floor Roseburg Oregon may mm "VentriSxf THOMAS ran DLRl "The Mayor of Hiifitf Knight andFidlsJ "Dancing Friiitrf In Conjawfe , FULL fUM PROGRAM Public Liability and Property Damage insurance Is of great Importance to auto mcbllu owners. ,1'hone us at 432 and we will gladly explain why you need this protection. MS0HIC ELOC 3 DOSE BUfC, CUE. 5 minm i ir.'tim.'iJ fmua TOfrlTE and TUESDAY HERBERT RAWLINSON JACK'OCUIBS The smashing story of a f'ght Ihg cop with a fist as hard as Iron when it came to enforcing Jhe law but a soft heart when It came to loving the girl "Spike" wanted. One of the greatest "ring" pic tures ever filmed! Also "Pathe News" -AND A Good Comedy 4 Children 10c MAJESTIC Adultt 20c H fir. I ..pATHEf7 ANTLERf' ft TREATS, l Children;