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ROSEBURO NEW9-RBVIEW. THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1924. LADIES' SILK HOSE 95 rnehab Arrow Urand Hose In all the popular colors and shades, r Sic pair. . Llale Hot 55: ipi. lino of IaUlos. Misses and Children's Sandals, and our it r" the very LOWKST IN TOWN. l W.Cass . H. PERRIN Roseburg IE 16! LIGHTS ON 1EHTY RULE Alien Property Custodian Gives Committee Interest' ing Deta on Regime. ! tary cf ter Okanogan agricultural trutrlc association ' The grasshopper situation In Ok- , anogsn county 1 the moat serious ever known. ' Mr. De Marsh declar ed !n a telegram to the state de partment. "We are confronted with probably a loss of the apple crop as they have already consumed the alfalfa and are devouring the orchards. It is Impossible for your man in the dis trict to handle the situation. "Funds and men are needed Im mediately. Will you help?" a i PAOE THREE KNEW OF MANNINGTON Says He , Had Heard Received Payments Connection With Liquor Permits. He in EASQ MONTANA HltK KPRKADrt MISSOULA, Mont., May 15. Driven by high winds, a fire on Pilgrim Creek in the cublnet National forest aouth of Noxon, Moatuuu, was spreading rapidly toduy In a heavily for- este( section, according to in formattion received, at Koiest Service Headquarters here. It has already covered Clio acres and Is the largest fire in wesl- ern Moulanu. LOCAL NEWS rling Here Sterling. sheriff (Associated Wens Lersed Wire.) WASHINGTON. May 15. Thorn- I HI l Mill..- . I. U San Francisco to enjoy a nation or iodian ga he Investigating committee today some interesting sidelights on the conduct of the department of iustlce under TJ X T7- - . li . II M 1 1 1 ... t l . I ...... ... ruA, ui i-iiri- wnusiiBii.t. iiuwuru .uau- i mna. and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tisdale ! nlngton. ho said, was Introduced to ' of ot Sutherhn came to . Roseburic this ! him "as one of the ble men" influ- several weeks. Going to Mcdford- ' Mr and Mru o clock they left by auto for Medford ; where Mr. Fox will attend to business 1 matters for a few days. j Guect of Terminal W. L. Lewis of Medford. of he lnterurban stage company who! vlous'v mentioned In testimony manager was in the city ioay uuiub morning and aook lunlh hero. At 1 1 encing the department. Mnnnlnrr ton has been many times mentioned as receiver of payments In connec tion, with liquor permits. He also knew Jess W. Smith, Col. Miller said, and met Alfred Urlon, John Todd and other persons pre- as close to Mr. Daugherty. His own of ficial duties and responsibilities brought him Into touch with the de partment, he said and the attorney general's legal rulings governed hi in in administration. Lodge Official Here ' Je Bm"n occuniea i- ii n , r, . an office at the departments Jus Mi s. Stella Kellogg Drake of Port-itlee7.. Senator wheeler asked. "I so land, worthy grand matron of the : considered it.' Miller replied. Lastem Star, arrived in Itoseburg ! He testified that he had "located this afternoon, and will attend a: Smith at the department of Justice! meeting oi tne eastern star lodge In telephone calls and personal vls-' this evening. While in Itoseburg Mrs. its. Mannington he only saw at the Drake will be a house guest of Mrs. department of Justice on one oeca- (Aasoclated Prs Leased WlrO SALEM, May 15. W. C. Wlnslow has filed a. second suit In circuit court against changing the dates of Ihn 'Irtii.wl BMnami nn fl.inr Tho suit j is virtually similar to one w4iich he won In circuit court and was up held in the supreme court. The game commission, however, has gone ahead and Issued another order and this time an effort will be made to test out the situation. Winslovr contends that the statu tory provisions covering the closing of the deer season should prevail and that the commission has no au thority to change auch dates by or de. n Sixteen fires, fanned by high winds are burnlug in the Koot enai forest with 114 men com batting their adrunce. Setters in Ihe lightning creek region In Idaho have been forc ed from their homes and one prospector narrowly escaped when he was awakened by for estry patrols after the flumes had almost surrounded his cabin. ' ' business affairs. Lturn Tomorrow n Fullerton. who has been at attending a Kexall conven cxpected home tomorrow. Bridge ty Juiige Quine aim itoanmas- left IU1S NIOII1IIIR i" to Inspect the bridge worn ilson Leaves rte W. Wilson who nns Deen if the past weeg in n insiou vita nis uioim-r. .mo. ii returned to his home in d Ibis afternoon. spent & short time in Itoseburg look ing after business interests left this afternoon for his home In Medford. While In the city Mr. Lewis was the guest Qf the Terminal Hotel. WOMEN'S COTTON HOSE Remember when you want plain cotton, lisle, or mercerized hose, that Carr's have a big line of quality hose at reasonable prices. Our hosiery volume Is Increasing all the time be cause we give good value for your money. Carr's. y- led has been filed In the iocaT ixnigias i rem-1 George Houck, who is a past worthy : "lf'U. grand matron, and also a childhood friend of Mrs. Drake. rnurt bv the Uwciation against L. T. and Hodse to collect sa;u lo on t promissory note. Rov Criaas in Citv lunei in City Roy Griggs of Comstock at one time Jones, who has beer, at Port- j representative from Douglas county r the past few months serving; to the legislature, was a business ieral jurvraan, returned to visitor in tne city today. Mr. linggs : -I last evening to look after a year ago. jocelved an X-ray burn j s matters. He will return to 1 which is now commencing to heal, tropolis Saturday. I after many munihs of intense suffer-1 j ing. Several skin grafts have been i I, oht In Ros .lira i made in order to heul the burn. He "Mannington came to my depart ment once early in 1921." Miller said, "representing a claimant." "You knew Mannington wasn't a lawyer and had no license to prac tice before departments?" asked Senator Wheeler. "I did not; I've learned more about Mannington since your hear ings than before." "Didn't Jess Smith come to you many times and tell you what the fi Mrs. A. A. Strauss of Port- has brought suit against the Spring-1 attorney-general wanted done?" ppeii in this city last night field physician by whom he-whs be-i "I won't deny that he told n ire the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ling treated when he received the ninti. They are motoring to oiirn. Overhauled from Steering 1 Knuckle to Tail Light! Before a used truck is even offered for sale, Roberts has it gone over and put in A-l shape. The boys in our shops are all trained truck mechanics. They know trucks. They know how to locate trouble - quickly and what is needed to fix It up. A used truck from Roberts !s guaranteed. to be in the condition w say It is. You can't go wrong if you come here. When you'i-e ready to talk new truck, v want to tell you about the FederaL See these used truck buys Write for prices meon many occasions that Mr. Daugherty or perhaps other people wanted something done, hut I did not take orders from Jess Smith In any mat ter on how to run my office." Miller testified that he had torn plained In 1022 to President Hard ing about the appearance at his or fice of Jess .'-'m I ill. Alfred virion and other associates of Mr. Daugherty. (Associated Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, May 1 5. The McXary-Haugen farm relief bill will be taken up by the house next Veek, probably Tuesday, under the government schedule worked out today by the rules committee. After-thnt bill la out of the way, E PORTLAND. May 15. Scores of prominent democrats In Portland and throughout the state today came forward with appeal and recom mendations for the nomination of W. H. Strayer, of Itaker, as the party' candidate for l ulled States Senator, through the Strayer head quarters here. Men and women In ' all walks of life are represented In the tributes paid the ability, courage and character of Senator Strayer, 1 who Is proclaimed as the only candi date who can carry the democratic party to victory In the general sen atorial election of next November. Among those who .urge the nom ination of Senator Strayer and en numerate his many outsandlng qual ities are H. 11. Vanduzer, of Port-! land; Oscar Hayter, of Dallas: it. W. ' Montague, Portland; J. W. Ganong. ! Portland; Lester Humphries, former I I'nited Stales District Attorney fori Oregon: Roy Sparks, McMlnnville: ' Fred Hoss, chairman of the Feder-j ated Sbopcrafts; Ada Wallace l'n-' ruh. prominent W. C. T. II. worker; R. H. Strong. Port of Port In nd com-, mlssioner; William Hrcwster, Port land attorney: A. It. Swift, secretary Arriving Each Day! Voiles Roshanara Orgcndics Crepe De Chines, Cotton Crepe DeChenes Dress Linens TheLatest Patterns at THE LADIES SIIOPPE 139 N. Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore. ) ! i I LOCAL NEWS : Hay carriers, track, t barton Ilios. forks, etc., at X S I S. A. Gouthler, owner of the Camas O. C. linker, left today for Reeds-' Valley service station spent several port where he will spend a short hours In the city this morning at time looking after business Interests. tending to business mutters. priority will be given the postal Palter County Farm I'nlon; A. M. salary Increase measure and the Mc- Fadden bill to amend the national bank and federal reserve acts. The house vote on all three proposals Is expected before the end ot the ss slon. The McNary-Haugen bill which would create a corporation with $200,000,000 capital to sell a sur plus farm products abroad, will have right ot way as soon as a num ber of miscellaneous measures are disposed of. Among them the bill to appropriate 16,600,000 for' ad ditional hospital facilities tor war veterans. i , i i i FLIGHT DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER (I)v Associated Press.) CORDOVA. Alaska. May 15. De layed yesterday by rain and inclem ent weather, three I'nited Slates army aviators, headed by Lieuten ant Lowell H. Smith, at Attu Is land, the most western tip of the Al eutian Islands, were hoping they I would be able to hop off today for Paramushiru Island In the Kurlle group on the next 878 mile Jump of their world encircling trip. CHIDREN'S TOYS When you want toys, go to Carr's. We carry a big, all year stock. Items for fummer now on display. Carr's. -J ton, eipress Oldsmoblle body. Ken Speed U ton. screen s'de express body. Pedral-ij ton. pneu. tires. 1923 model. International 2 ton. WO model nt a bargain. P'-rce Arrow 2 ton, only run about 69uu miles. Mack 21 ton, duel reduc tion drive. Kelly Springfield 3J ton. long wbl. ba.e, double transmission. Hall 3i ton, new rear tires. Packard 4 . ton. suitable for dump or Iors. Pierce' Arrow 6 tori, wilt able tor dump or logs. Hoberts Motor Car Co. Inc. lear fJi C..i r-j - . . i r -icu uTiage tuist tirst ana i'ticiic Portland, Oregon j Mntltneni Without ohtig.tion, please .end me complete Informs I pnce on UKd trucks 1 can profitably ox for A' Addrw, mi IPJ THE EAST TODAY FOR GRANT DICK PORTLAND, Ii.y 16. H. W. Sit ton of Portland was appointed re ceiver of the properties of Grant B. Dimick, fugitive lawyer and bank er of Oregon, who was indicted Tuesday by a grand Jury on charges of using the mails to defraud by federal Judge Wolverton. t Dlmick's estate was thrown Into the bankruptcy court after his dis appearance had led to disclosures on which forgery and mail charges were brought. 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Miller, district P'orncy of Josephine county. o IXQI'IHY NF.Alt.S KM fAssnclnted Press LessiMt Wire.) PORTLAND, May 15. Indica tions point ) the early completion by the special grand Jury of Its In quiry Into the letting of the Wll lamefte river bridge contracts, pos sibly lute this nfternoon, according to close observers of the contro versy over county affairs. The Jury today was delving Into circumstances surrounding the let ting of the contracts with, Lloyd Dales, head of the Columbia digger company, on the stand. Ills firm was reported to have quoted prices on sand and gravel to prospective bidders on the bridge contrart. Centrlugnl, rotary pump at Wharton Bros. and I with Kemp s or black at Leslie Lilly was a visitor In the city for a few hours yesterday afternoun. Mr. Lilly is from Glide. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Suulrn who reside In Sutherlln wero in the city for a few hours yesterday afternoon. plunper? Ilrnnd your sheep , branding liquid. Red I Wharton Bros. Otto Muelzel'who resides In Olalla, was In the city for a few hours yes terday afternoon looking after busi ness Interests. liny forks of all kinds Bros. William Harrison who is a resident , of t,nrdcn Valley, spent a Bhort time In Roseburg yesterday afternoon ' nt Wharton' transacting business affairs. , . . . o i Mrs. Roy Hedllek who resides in Drain is spending n few days in this city shopping and visiting with friends. DAILY WEATHER REPORT Lawn mowers, garden hose spiiiikli-rB nt Wharton Bros. and R. I). Way, a contractor of Myrtle Creek was in the city for several hours today attending to matters. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,, Roseburg, Oixigou, 2 hours ending 6 , a. m. Precipitation In Ina. and Hundredths Highest temperature yesterday. 79 Lowest temperature last night 60 Precipitation last 24 hours 0 ' Total prcclp. since first month. . .60 , Normal preclp. for this month. 2.05 McCornilck-Deering mowers nnd binders are standard everywhere. I Sold by Wharton Bros. Mrs. George Culsforth and son! Miss Blamho Taylor of Illddle Irvln of Riddle were In Roseburg ' arrived In Itoseburg yesterday after for several hours this afternoon : noon to spend a few days here vlsit shoppinir and visiting with friends. Imr with friends and shopping. business ' Tolll rec rrom ScBi j, 1923 to date .. .. ...1..... 17.50 Aver, preclp. from Sept. 1. 1877 31.90 Tntnl deficiency from Sept. 1, 1S23 14.40 Average precipitation for 46 wet sensons (September to May. incluilve) 31.48 Fair and continued warm tonight and Friday. WILLIAM flRI.L Observr The World At Its Worst. A Grand Slam In Doors. By CLUYAS WILLIAMS fAwwvlnted Ithss Lasod Wire.) i OLYMPIA, Wash., May 15. 'state aid in fighting a plague of grasshoppers which are reported to have devoured the alfalfa crop of Okanogan county was asked In .tele grams received by the department of sericulture here today from 8. ; v Scott district horticultural In i specter and W. G. Ue Marsh secre-i FRE2 TREATMENT COUPON Capt. W. 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