Roseburg news-review., May 13, 1924, Page 8, Image 8

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H08EBURQ NEWI-n-gVUW. TUESDAY, MAY 13, WM.
As jy
John Kelly's
Buster
Browns
TheStyle You Want
WE HAVE.
Today we received another shipment of summer
slippers for women and misses. The patterns we
know will please. We have at all times reliable
Shoes in very b;st designs popul,
antcetl.
Cleaners
AND
Polishes
"THE STORE THAT DOES
THE BUSINESS"
ar priced, guar-
Phcenix
Hosiery
lH PIPE USED TO
ixorinv IS CISF.! , . lax
(AreUId Pri Lw4 Wir.
KEEP MINERS ALIVE j
IKivliIrl Pr-s I Wlra.) ' !
OI1.I.MA.V. Colo.. May 13. -Depending
upon no Iron pipe one and
a half Inches lo diameter, runniiuj
through HU IM of earth in the bow-,
els of the Illaik Iron Mine of the;
Kmplre Zinc company here, for food
and air lo sustain life, five Impris
oned miners today awaited reiicue
from the little porket 1500 ft. under
ground. where they were Impris
oned by a rave-in of ore Saturday
afternoon, f
Karly today the rescue workers
.i riM.i ti drl through za teei oi
Oregon. First r.Tlie, $.0O;
2.5.
Uit 2 flest commercial crate
hi.ll. First 18.00: second 12.0V.
w.i a iu r rniinufrclal crate r-i- - , . vi..n
tersburg No. 121. Fir., 1V0O; i'
:-so- ; f that atate. decided to close li ln-
1-ot 4 Ht commercial crate Ever . " -i.hout taking further testi-
I 7
i uiony.
WASHINGTON May 13 By unan
imoua vote the senate comm..."'
bearer. First second 11.50.
ImI 6 Heat comnienial crate, any
variety. First la.uo; second 12.5.
Class 2.
U)t 1 Best packed crate, any va
riety. Firm 15.00; siro.id I3.00.
Lot 2-Iieat exhibit of four crates.
First
and
not less than two v;ricti
36.00; second 4.00.
Lot 3 Best single boi
rlety. Firm 1.50; second 1."0.
Lot 4 Largest itraw berry in sho
determined by weight, 11.00.
Division II Cakes
Class 3 Domestic cakes in which
rhairman Borah waf aireciea
draft the report Immediately and
submit for committee approval.
q
Myra and Mary Kamp who are real
dents of Umpqua were In the city for
. a few hour this morning suopiuus,
I ar.d visiting ilh friends.
j PROFESSIONAL CARD ,
' C MeNeil Chlropractoi. Itapp Bid.
rock In hope of being able to reach strawberries are used in the prepare-
the five bv this ari.mooo.
Despite tho fact that air bad to
he forced through the pipe which
serves as a rasing for a tunnel dril
led through to the men Sunday af
ternoon, rescue workers found time
lo slug Into the tube from the l.&HO
foot level snd to pass Jokes up to
the Imprisoned, lion to help them
maintain their spirits.
lion.
Lot
First.
11.00.
Lot 2 Best strawberry pie.
$3.00; second. $2.00; third ll.no.
1 Best strawberry
$5.M: aecond, i:
i ''
J NEW TODAY t
1100.
SWIMMING
Is healthful as well as a pleasure, but to enjoy it, Vou
should choose the proper bathing suit.
Our Columbiaknit all wool suit is just right. The
elastic stitch insures that perfect fit and freedom de
manded by most swimmers.
QPENCERjs
The Friendly Store on Cast Street
shortcake.; SAT.E-Ford touring,
Oo ; third.. theap. j. v. Casey.
FOR KENT Storage, IS per
329 W. IJine. Phone 554.
First ,
mouth.
t LOCAL NEWS
AOItKKS TO SKPAIUTIOX
(Associated Press leased Wire.
NEW YOKK. May 1 3 William
S. Leeds today consented before su
preme Court Just lie Davis to the
f entry of a decree of depuration ask-
ed by but wife. Mrs. May Joyce
Justice Davis reserved deci
sion on the question of alimony.
J Leeds Is the son of Mrs. William
llatenian Leeds who yesterday was
victorious in the suit for $250. OUU
rvprrTm Tfl PP RFST' brought against her by her daugh-
- , ter-ln-law who sought damages on
The ( amp Physiological Belt la a
nonelastlc support that excels an
,.ili..ra f.ir abdominal aaiustiuem. ne
insure a iierfect fit for both men and Leeds.
women. Lloyd Crocker.
I JTiTt RENT Housekeeping apart-
ments. 246 So. Parrott.
fT)1 KENT -Furnished apartments.
1 520 No. Jackson bt
Several
buys,
Motor
COMING CARNIVAL
USED FORDS Several good
easv terms. C. A. Lockwood
Co. ;
ItOOM FOK KENT Pleasant sleep
ing room for rent. Inquire 421 S.
Jackson street.
.
SEE THE FERN
i
Best aster plants, 40 cents a
dozen; Zemia plants. 50 cents a
dozen. Plnnts of all kinds, rca-
sonahle.
FOR SALE flood hay,
C,
if . ..
I fuln Tl 111, ... """WW
rrr ; ' -1H
FOR KENT-2 Al sleeThigTr
- - vatU pt-f Arx,
Mrs. Anna M. Main. 835 Temp":
or
So.
(Continued from page 1.)
-e-v-.4..
liroccoll transplanter at Wharton
liroi.
A marriage license was Issued to A. M will bi; h-ld In the Ma
dii to E. 8. Hart and Martnu M. Mar- sonic TeniMe. Wednesday. May !
! 14th. at 2:30 p. m. Work In the 4j
Hay carriers, track, pulleys, hay' Master Masons d.-i-ne. and ban- '
rop. and cable at Wharton Bros. 4 q;iet later during the evening. !
Victor Brandt, proprietor of the j All members ure reqiitcd to be 4
Carleton hotel of Portland stopped j present.
In this city for a short time today ! By ordi r of W. M.
on uis way to Marshf.eld. I W. F. IIAIiltlS.
' 8iclal price o. rugs of all kinds Mt
McKean, Darby and llaldwln a this j
I spending the day In nosehurg 'it
Mrs. A. II. Wood In under' -,nt au '. lending the meeting of the South
operation this morning at Mercy hot- orn Oregon Medical Association.
Juendance. 8",""' tn ""' " i Mr"- "oodnl.. of Chehalls.
I WishIi invt in la t.-(nil I ti a hra u. Ii h
npecini prico on rugs of all kinds at her aunt. Mrs,
ierean. Darby and Baldwln'a this Hold!
u r b i T- Thomas, a business man of
airs. n. M. Fox of Portland la visit-, Medford, Is spending a few days In
pi i i . . ' 'ark this city attending to business
- ui Buinnrnn. .Mrs. Fox and , ters. Mr. Thomas is
Mrs. Tlsdale spent today In Itosehurg. the Hotel (irand.
e " "..". " I'xatlve! j,r,. . . 01leri whn h ben
- '""IJ 111 BPfTB. Hi .1. iivrl
:
MASONS ATTENTION 4
! stoek superintendent. Mrs. Leeds testified thai she had
The sln'e c.iiniiitinlciilfon of j tuie j C arnival committee will ex-. ben abandoned by her husband.
Lau-el Lodge No. 13. A. K. ! i r, in nroteeilon of stock but , Custody of Barbara, the couple's
WANTED 4 or 5 room furnished;
house, by June 1. Family of 4. Box
1 u ." Duai.riiiri' firPFflii. I
the claim that her mother-in-law! LOOK THIS HI DSON 0 Lit A
! had caused her Incarceration in ii
hospital for the Insane.
small daughter,
mothe.'
Nancy (ilbsoa of the
r a Home Hospital.
mat-
registered at
At Lloyd Crocker's
Mrs. Charles W. Davis of Marsh
field Is visiting in Itoselnirg for sev-,
ral weeks with h -r daughter, Mrs. i
Henry ;. Church.
A. 8. Itosenbaum, district f:elgh;
and pasienger agent, with heuilijuae I
era at Medford, was In the city y.-s-1
lerday looking after business inut
ters in connetilon with the Southern1
company. !
A verdict for the plaintiff was re
lumed In the case heard vestenlay In i
the local JiiKtUe court. The case was!
that of It. L. Whipple against A. K I
llruegger. The amount Involved was
about f.'IS. .
Dr. (ilendora Blnkelv anil Dr Ks !
telle Ford of the slate lumrd of
hi-alih, who have been spending tlx-
the past two weeks lu'Coim and Curry1
c arrived hi re this ntti rn 1
and will spend a short time conferring.
no Dr. 1111 ol the county health,
anil. i
Dr. E. n. Plikel, consulting sur-'
Iron and physician of Medford Is
spending a few days at Uoseliurg. at
the Oliver home near Dlxonvllle,
has departed for points In Californ
ia where she will visit with ln-r par
ents. Mrs. Oliver has Just return
ed from Heattle where she accom
panied Mr. Oliver who has started
for Siberia where he will attend to
business mutters for several months.
A Ooua Thing-DOMT MIHS IT.
Bend your nam snd address plaint
nllen I'ttllisr with & mils (aud llia
slip) lo ClisuUrUin Madloin Co, Das
liloiuas, Iowa, snd m-eivs in rsturn a
tnal pscMs oLinuiniiif Chtnibcrlsin's
Coiigli Ktiui dy for ouugTit, oolils, croup,
brtinvliial, "flu" Bod wbuoping eetlghs,
and In kling tlirnui; lliambsrlsia's Slunv
n h snd Luer lsl,Uu lor ili.iiiaca trou
bl4, imhye-tion, giwy iothst crowd
lbs lir. ' bi!iiiei,ejs sod rotitimti;
ChanilM-rlain b Nklvs, nevdcl in BVBry
''.lily for b r"B, Besl'ls, wounds' pdt,
till a-in Biti- ii'.e-, itinw vslupil family
si.liui'. (. oi,!. ,'. i-nlB. D'P'I tni-a it
will not be responsible for accidents
of any kind.
Premium Livestock Exhibit
Division I). Class 1 Sheep. i EVANS-
It No. 1 Best Shropshire buck, I Kvans,
one year or older. First prize 15.00;
second prize 13.00.
Lot 2Hest Hampshire buck, one
year or older. First prize 15.00; sec
ond pi .e J3.00.
Lot 3 Best Lincoln buck, one year
or older. First prize 15.00; second
prize 13.00.
Lot 5 Best Delaine buck, one year
or old' r. First prize 15.00; second
prize 3.0O.
Ijit 6 Best produce of aire, either
sex. not le:.s than 4 animals. Prize
C.o0.
C lass 2 Goats.
Iit 1 Best Angora Billy, one year
or older. Prize 5.00.
Lot 3 Best produce of aire, either
sex. not less than 4 animals. Prize ;
$6.00 j
( lass 3 Beef Stoek.
Lot l-llest exhibit of sire, any beef,
breed, either sex, not b-ss than four;
anlmuls, t.00.
I-ot 2 Best fat Bteer any breed,
one year and over. 15.00.
Lot 3 - Best calf raised by boy or
gi:l. under lii years old, $5.00.
vraa awarded to the
BORN
To Mr. , and Mrs. Frank
Eden bower, a girl, af Corn-
well Maternity home. Monday, May
12. 1924.
Class 4-Dairy Stock. nd
Uit 1 - Best exhibit of sire and fe- P'ay
A musical program is to be giv
en at the Baptist church Wednesday
night sponsored by the World Wide
tiuild Girls. They, have arranged!
a splendid program and doubtless
there will be a large crowd to en-
Joy it. A brief prayer service will j
be held just before the program.
The church orchestra composed of I
Mr. Ott. on violin. Mrs. Melvln on j
the cello. James Goodman on the
flute, and Miss Hembree at the I
piano will play. Misses Sarah and I
Lydia Chrlstensen will sing a vocal
duet. Miss liaseliine will sing a so-
io. aiiss uerirune wicanam win
alng accompanied with the violin
hov In a Hudson speedster; new
paint, mechanically Al. See us for
demonstration. C. A. Lockwood Mo
tor Co.
"MODERN APARTMENTS FOR
RENT Four modern furnished
apartments for rent. Two. three and
four rooms. Light and water fur
nished. 20. $30, and $35. Lawrence
Agency, 125 Cass Street, Phone 219.
GOT A FEvTDLE"DOLLARS ? If ou
have. here Is a property that speaks
for Itself. 160 acres in tract, over
million feet extra fine aw timber,
near mill, 40 acres can be cleared
fnr field land, watered by tine
I spring, most of it fine pasture land.
one mile off main road. 10 miles
from Roseburg. $1650 takes clear
title to this property. Lawrence
Agency, 125 Cass Street, Phone 219.
t7IEYMUSTEAT lTa7"thebldeit
established best paying eating
house In southwestern Oregon. It
has been a mint for years. On ac
count of failing health I have de
cided to sell and will sacrifice on
.the price' if taken soon. If you are
experienced and have the price one
glance will convince you. Full In
formation to those Interested ut the
I-awrence Agency, 125 Cass Street,
Phone 219.
WipOW 33. wishes house work
waiting table. References. 203
Flint St.. Roseburg.
LOSTMonday, pair of glasses, near
corner of Mosher & So. Pine. Find
er leave at this office.
FOL'N D Automobile" casing! Owner
can have eame by describing tire
jind paying for adv. V. E. McGlas
son. Phone 144.
Scat Covers Made to Order
AUTO TOP AND UPHOLSTERY SKW
C. M. JONES, Prop.
Phone 4o8
Winchester and No. Jackson 8
FOR SALE Chalk's Early Jewel to
mato plants, large roots. 25 cts. per
doz. $2 per 100, $3 per 200. E. D.
Lewis, 614 No. Pine St.
LOST Black bill folder containing
some paper money and cards be
longing to Free Farmer. Finder
please leave at Broadway's Garage
Good reward.
A FEW good hand wrapped bait and
DR. H. C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perkins Building Photm'
Second Floor Roseburg OretJ
fly rods for sale at reasonable
prices. Bring In your rods for re
wrapping. Repair Shop, corner Rose
and Oak streets.
silver flute.
piano solo.
Fonda Giles will
Mr. Ott and his
less than 4 animals.
Better Homes WeeK!
It approprintely Iiegan with Mother's Day. rind ends
with Pence Day.
A BETTER I IOME is one that the Father is proud to
support; the Mother is i;l,td to Veep; the
hnppy to live in, and the friends are pi
hildren are
sed to visit.
Page Lumber & Fuel Company
ROSEBUfi'i, OREGON
male ret, not
$10.00.
IaiI 2 Best dairy cows In milk, not
less tli ii n 6 animals, $10.00.
Lot 3 - Best milch goat, any breed.
$5.00.
Class 5 -Draft Horses.
Lot 1 Ileal draft stallion, any
breed, $10.10.
l.ot 2 Best team draft hirsea.
either sex. hitched to vehicle or farm
ing implement, $.00.
l.ot 3-Best four In hand draft
teatu In harness. $ 00.
1-ot 4 - Best driving team to vehicle, 1 at
$."..00.
Lot 5 Best rldiug or driving pony. I T
for children. $5.00.
l-ot 6 - Best saddle animal, for,'
a. lulls. $5.00.
Rules Govsrning Strawberry Exhibit
Rule 1 All exhibits must be In!
place at Ijiw rence Real Estate office,
125 West Cass St., not later than 12!
a. hi.. May 22. j
mile 2- All entries must be made;
by entry clerk and duplicate entry!
iiimle to owner of exhibit.
Rule 3 - No premiums will be paid
upon novelty exhibits, but such ex-i
lnl'its nn be shown as display.
Kille 4-No exhibit can be entered!
In mure than on class for premiums.
Rule 5 All entries must be made
not later than S a. in.. May 22. Hooks
alter May county agent's office.
Premium Lut Strawberry Exhibits
I'iwslim A - Strawberries.
flnii 1 Berries in crates of 24
t".es.
l ot 1 - Best Commercial crate New
children will play. Other numbers
w ill be given including readings by
Miss Margaret Page, and Miss Edith
Starrett. Miss Starrett will give
her oration on "The Constitution."
Miss Starrett has won high honors
with this oration ' winning second
place In a contest including nine
counties, and later she was Invited
to Portland to give It.
Refreshments will be served at
the close of the program. The girls
are being assisted by Mrs. Wtrkham
and Mrs. Caldwell. A cordial invi
tation is extended the public to to be
tins program.
2fjiijBtjIaW-IC&IaIsI'IIl-IIC-II-K
ig
Second Annual
Free
Salmon Bake I
AT GUN CLUB
GROUNDS
On Garden Valley Road
SUNDAY, MAY 18
Two Traps in
Action All Day
Merchandise
Special Purses
on
One Trap
on Others
i Cct'C and -h:ot from the tower K
Something new. h
! 1
Darrell Carter and L. Frost' of Rid- g Shells on the Ground 4
die. have purchased the Harley-Da- J ft
vldson niotorc.M ie agency, formerly IOs:TTi:-M:r.IKtI.II.IiM.
conuucieu i tnink roole ofthls
city, and are moving th' agency lo
where they will
7
no
HEADACHES
Are caused by eyestrain.
If you suffer from head
aches you ought to ques
tion the condition of your
eyes. Often with vision
normal eyes greatly need
the help of lenses. Only
an examination can make
you sure. Have your
eyes, examined without
delay.
Dr.D.B.Bubar
Optical Specialist
With Bubar Bros.
YOUR BUSINESS OR HOME
I 3 You alone know how mnr-h
bard work, of sacrifice, and
entnusiasm nave gone into auk.
ing it what It Is today.
Fire, accident, the forces of u
ture, can wipe out in a iew mil
utea the work of years.
gi.r.i.isi.aw.i.i.i.i.ii.i.i.
LADIES'
New
'Sand Suede
Sandals
$5
9
Ufic LIBERTY THEATRE
THE BIG SPECIAL
l-AST TIME TODAY
With FRANK MAYO. VIRGINIA VALII, OKD STERLING
the Ohman gara
De located In the future. The two
young men have had considerable ex
perience with motorcycle repairing
and naleswork. although they have
not previously been agents. They ex
pect to maintain a complete sales de
partment as w. ll as a repair busi
ness. Frank Po.de. who is closing
out his business has been the agent
In Roseburg for a great number of
years. He an 1 his wife are moving
to a homestead near Tiller where
they will reside.
a
k)
3
5?
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10
1eiMo WILD about
ski
cA Ficiurc Pjch 4
loitk thrilling fijirutnct I
ranges
J'e!h l!ers.li
ihe most ii r 1 1 :
t'iifle mth . re.
liner a at
tg narrati
'ililea. a t
..f a terror It.f
. r filmed. A
r leve alorv--ai
t"l II :l Ti
ll: fire, a 1.
.1 'h.-i
! in Ml fori.., Men place. Is one of
eat.i t.iamg es.aj.,. a stirrng fist f'rht, a
e.r minute of lais Mm:
V u II
Al
so:
are n.n(.o-d lo ilun..
The Snub Pol!..rd Comedy "Get Buiy
i'n this specl.il show u .. n s lor a.
and 10 rents for children.
I j Wed&Thur..: Roy Stewart in "On8 Ehth Apathe" .Ions , with "Leatherstocklng"
KLANSMAN IS CALLED.
(a, ll-. p., u.,,; Vlrl
WASHINGTON. May 13. Dr H. V.
Kvans. head of the Ku Klux Klan. will
be called as a witness for Senator
Mayfleld In his election contest, tne
senate Investigating committee was
notified today b the senator's attorneys.
McN ARY BILL IS DUE
f A....ria!..1 p-, 1..,. .1 Wire)
WASHINGTON. May 1J. Indica
tion deeloi.1 t.xlav that the Mc
Nary llauren t.i'l mar be put to a
vote In the hou-e this week. The
republican steering committer vitual
ly gree.l to hnns the hill out on the
floor either n. it Friday or Saturday
with debate Hunted to two days
Spokesmen for the farm bloc said
they had polled tbe house and had
sufficient vote to pass the measure.
iVViieriTivii i r,-r a. cv . ,
L. A Morris and wife and Miss
Aline Mver. of Stockton. Calif ,
spent Tester. ! and a part of today
the home of
nroe. Thev
ara on their way home afier a vis-
la the northern part of
nd Washington. Mr.
b,. .nurns naa many friends In this
rlty, harlnsr tV..n cmnlored on ih
k, j spent yeter.iay and a par
M In this city vi.-iung at thi
rj Mr. and Mr lrnk Muu
f 1 It to points i
JJ the state an
"'fimillnniii.it.,,...,!,..' Southern Pacific soma 14 yaara ago.
ROBERT B.
KUYKENDALL
Republican, for Attorney
General of the State of
Oregon.
The son of
county fiimily
tied. On of
a pioneer Doug
who is well qtiall-
Orec.-n s leading
young laers.
He Is Backed by the
Veterans
Became of h , i Mrvice ,
th World War.
Tonite and Wednesday
Don Hi
Tarklngton's screen
classic
The Flirt"
a big Srnel 1'iilversal Jewel
attraction with a cast of not-allies.
A!so: "Pathe News"
and
"The Feather Puihers"
Children
10c
MAJESTIC
Adults
20c
Men's
I Mahogany
t-4
Oxjords
French Toe
$522
IROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
Perkins Bids-
S Shoes that Satisfy n
i Fit Your Feet-
TONITE AND TOMORROW
a Bla Vitagraori Fint Run Sneelal!
grentest heart-tugging, human-interest story ever written-
a " is lived in boulevards and In alleys In a great
Th
story of Life
n
The Midnight Alarm
WITH CULLEN LAMme r. en unilN
Also, "INTERNATIONAL NEWS
A I
Clyde Cook in "THE ORPHAN" a real comedy
nuaren
10b
r LERS
Thucday and Friday "Blow Your Own Horn.'
AdulU
25c