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I PAGE BIGHT R08E8URG NEWS-REVIEW, 8AIUR0AY, JUL 1. Those Famous Blue Devils IlYA MfSMfn; At Rainbow Gardens-TONjp -Soothing Melodies and Mellow Moonlight- P iJ V 1 1 N 'ill On the Banks of the North I'mpcTu ''ITA X I IOW SAVING BECOMES A HABIT Saving money run be readily acquir ed like any other habit it require continued effort and regular practice. Week!)' deposit with I lie Roseburg National Hunk noon become a pleas ant and profltablu babit. Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. The Rosebud National Bank Rosebur.Ore. is hurt in wick Jirumie MH'Iure, Hon of r. K. U I Mr-Clme, of Miiihlif iVhl. rcct'ivctl a hrc k'ii ur n, itml mniifrouK culH and bruiwea IiihI night when the (Irlvi'ii by his fuller wMit ovir Ki-ul and tin lied turtle war Mile on thi Cooh Buy highway. rar the Ten The car wi'ht over a Ht n kiu.Io and ! landed upaldt down. 'I 'hi boy wan brought to ItoKt'bui'K and hit inJurlcB htti-ndi-d by Dr. K. H. Klfwari. The car whh almoHt a total wn'ck, Ir. McCIiii'h wan only ullfchtly Injured In the rrahh. T FAKE SOLICITORS City fficiuls of Albany are send ing oul warning ugulnst fake maga zine solicitors who are said to have been opcrallng in that communit y II Is expected that they will try to work other towns of the state anil information concerning their opera tions Is being si nt to all Chambers of Commerce. In Albuny one of the men giving the nun. a of Harold Ilrown orfered a scientific magazine ut 13 per year and offered the Pic torial Itevlew in the residential dis tricts. Police state that this method nf approach Is to represent that he Is f receiving votes which will award him it scholarship and uld him lu his quest for an education. Fritz Gugglsburg, u native of Swit zerland, who resided alone In a cot tage ut Lectin, in the north end of lie county, was found dead In his home on Wednesday Mioriilng last, and It la thought by neighbors that death elnliui d him on the Sunday evening previous as he was prepar ing to retire for the night. Dr. Frost of Collage Grove, who was called to examine the body pronounced ft a case of apoplexy Mr. Uuggisberg had announced that he would go to Ore gon City on Monday to visit his daughter hence nothing was thought of his absence, by his neighbors, when he did nut appear about the place. Mr. Giigglshcra- was horn In Switz erland In 1.'.4 ami at the age of 3 mam rnnnin nmn V IH H I II HIV II I U . I and arranged for bail InJ HOME AT LEONAjDISASTRQUS BLAZE I iiitp nil ir Tnmiu I Uye LIBERTY THEATRE I The Big Show All Fun The HlRKcst Hum h of Laugh Makers assembled In a single picture. nnROTHY The Crext Female HAROLD LLOYD STUNTS witn Bg Walter Hiers In the HUGE THRILLING COMEOV I "Hold Your Breath" THRILLING Fl'N AND FUNNY THRILLS. iGL LL GASP AND VOU LL LAL'GH I'NTIL ': C'J CRV FOR MOlxEl AIo: Feature Comedy "Oh Billy" Also: The Sport Revue years lie came to Kansas. After five yeum residence there be came to Oregon and has resided In and near l.ei,na for 35 yearn. lie was a highly respected citizen and of noble Christian character. IraviiiK been a member of the Luth eran church practically all his life. He is survived by one daughter and four sons, his wife having preceded him to the grave several years ago. The children are, Mrs. Lucy Rcus ser, of Oregon City; Fred and Frank Uuggisberg of Cottage drove, and Ernest and Albert of Leon a. Funeral services were held at the cemetery ut Leona Friday morning at ten o'clock, the service being conduct ed by ltev. J. It. Demon of Drain. With the Myers electric pump you get fresh water direct from the well. There Is no storage lank for the wa ter to get stale or warm In. See the Myers pumps at Wbaiton liros. J. P. Hen ii und sen Ileniard Denn, arrested yesterday on a charge of un lawtul possession of liquor today en tered pleas ( not guilty In the local lustiee court and furnished bonds In the sum of $100 each to guarantee I their appearance. They have retain-1 ed Attorney Compton for their de fense and will stand trial. Seth C'roy, ' who was charged with the same of-j ferine skipped out and bus not yet i been located. I The complaint against the three men was filed by Mrs. Ada Iienn. w ife of J. P. und mother of Dernurd. The men cume to the city lust night and were released upon their own recognizance until this morning when they uppeured In the justice court ami answered tu the churge f Amioctatitil Prna Ianrtd Wlra ) HHAWbKY, Calif., July 12. A $75,000 flrn. the Htcond within a month, threatening destruction of the busineHM district hen, early to day, Bwepf, through hair a tilot-k KUt tniK nine buntiubH places. The city whs HHed from destruction by thu Kl lYntro Tiro department. The llame Mailed on the roof of the Ceniral Hotel at 4 o'clock, rafc- lK two hourn before they were brought under control. Twenty four KUCHtn of the hotel escaped In scanty attire. The hevlest lo.sa wad the Wentern t'nion office- in which Ho.ooo worth of equipment waa d"t roved - Today Only! At Our Regular Prices, A Only 10 and IS Centi mrvnnr $ Impersonator of the Cast including anil a iloeen other Great Comedians I III Id WiLlr. UW UMPOUA SOK &M urtr nnpumnrn1 j iflHL UnbHIWtU! Women Form Auxiliary to Booster Club and Will Take Up Girls' Work. OFFICERS ARE ELECTED Mrs. L. J. Barnes Chosen for President, Mrs. Henry Harth, Vice-President and Mrs. Spencer Secretary. The Umpqua Squaws Is an ntixil woman's booster organization of Its kind in the state, was organized lust night at the home of Mrs. Horace Ilerg. The officers chosen ure Mrs. L. J. llarnes, president; Mrs. II. Harth, vice-president, and Mrs. Ly man Spencer, secretary. The Umpqua Squaws are an auxil iary organization to the L'niquu Chiefs, Hoseburg's new booster club and will work for civic betterment along many constructive lines, chiefly In promoting activities among the girls and young women of the com munity. The Umpqua Squaws first came Into j prominence when they appeared flur-I ing the strawberry carnival. The! women decided to play a juke upon ! the men and when the Chiefs appear-' ed on their cayusos In full ludiun re-' gttlia. the women marched in unex pectedly In complete squuw outfits.; drugging the camping material and packing the firewood and the pap- j pooses and murched behind the; bucks. The appearance of the women , was greeted so whole-heartedly that ; they began planning for a permanent I organization. They recently appeared with the Chiefs In a program at Kiddle and finding that there was a work which they could do. determined to perfect an organization of thoir own. Although the Umpqua Squnws will work with the chiefs and will join with them In muny social occasions. the work of the organization Is not social. The women have found that there Is a great luck of organized ef-i fort to help the younger girls of the! community. The boys have their I Hoy Scouts, and other organizations I which give them an opportunity fori activity, and they have the attention. backing and support of numerous civic and fruternal bodies, but noth ing has been done for the girls. The Umpqua Squaws propose to Inaugu rate the Camp Fire movement and take up other lines of endeavor among the girls, the same as Is done for the boys, a work which is sorely needed In this community. Membership In the new organization will be limited to the wives of the chiefs, and meetings will be held on the 4th Friday of each month. The women are ordering grey marching uniforms, similar to those worn by the men, but with a wigwam on the shoulder Insteud of the Indian head. The next meeting Is to be held on the 26th at the home of the president, Mrs. L. J. Durnes. Keep the flya off your cows with Kauy-HoHH fly spray. Sold and Kuaranteed by Wharton liros. . T (Asaoet.ted Pres. Leased Wire.) HAN KItANCISCO. July 12. The weather outlook for the period of July 14 to 19 Inclusive-for the Pa cific states as announced by the I'mted Statea Weather Bureau Is a-, follows: The outlook for the coming weeV la fair weather, except for consid erable cloudiness near the coast. The temperature Is nearly normal. The present eilstiiiK conditions maintain the hazards of fires In the .fields aud forests. LIFE TERMER GETS ML PAH (ARoclst(1 I'rens LeMMd Wire j SALEM. Ore.. July 12 Governor1 Tierce yesterday granted a condi- tionul pardon to James Hammond,' 6 7 years old. who in IDKI shot nnd' killed Ike Bloom, a Portlan.t mereh- ant. Hammond was accused of mur der In the first degree, but was al ' lowed to plead guilty to murder in , the second dere and w:is sentenc ed to life lmprlsor.mi nt For s.miui ears he has been a trnsiv in chsrh-e of the prison pou'tty aiK A conditional pardon ftont turn wai recommended by the parole lioard I a -it April. Hammond Is an ex-anldier. having served in the army from DM to IsSO. lie was addicted tfl the me of drugs. In Portland he was cmplo- ed by ltloom who later disc-harped Mm. According to a statement by the prosecuting attorney, Hammond went to Bloom s siure. calling hint downstairs uud shot hi in through the head. It Ik i-aid there were no extenuating circumstance, but that Hammond's age which was then ati. nnd the fuct that he was a drug ad dict probably saved him from a trial on a first decree charge. Hammond Is to be taken tempor- nrdv I.. rl,. Uiu-.h home in I'ort- land. !GHT David Thompson, aged S3 years, a pioneer resident of Douglas county, died last night at his home on the Pa cific highway, near the Coos Hay Junction. Death was caused by old age, as he has been in failing health for several months past. Mr. Thomp son resided at that place for 33 years and has been a citizen of the county for neuriy 50 years. Prior to his resi dence near Dlllard he owned a large stock ranch above that place. Death came at 9:45 o'clock last night. liesldes a wife, Koda Ellen, he Is j survived by three daughters and, three sons. Mabel Smith of Estaca-1 da. Agnes Gooch of Mt. Shusta. Cal ifornia, and Mollie Carpenter of Jack sonville, and Delbert L. Thompson of Orphl. Alaska, Israel Thompson of: Dlllard and Harrison G. Thompson of i Melrose. Nine grandchildren also survive the deceased. j Funeral services will be held Sun-1 day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock nt the; civil .Bend cemetery with Hev. Otild-' well of the Baptist church of Hose-, burg officiating. Mr. Thompson came to Oregon i from Vermont at the age of 19 years ; and resided here continuously since j that time. He leaves many close friends to mourn his death and who extend heartfelt sympathy to the i relatives of this stalwart pioneer. CALIFORNIA TO DO HAN DON. Ore.. July 11. The north ern California caravan consistine: of 125 persons representing the various chambers of commerce In that sec tion, headed by Eureka, arrived at Handon at 4 p. m., today and remain ed over night. The program of en tertulnment planned for them includ ed a community dinner at the city park, with speaking, followed by a big band concert at the Silver Spray gar den. The party Included Louis Kver ding, California highway commission er of Areata and from Oregon, High way Commissioners Duby and Van Duser. and Hoy Klein, Salem. Kufns C. Ilolman of Portland and Commis sioner i'urcell of the federal bureau of roads. The caravan will go to Co quillo tomorrow and will complete the loop south by way of Koseburg and Grunts l'ass. Highway Commissioner Everdine of California while speaking hist night In (iold Heath, pledged California to completion of the Hedwood highway to meet the Roosevelt highway at the California line as quickly as the Ore gon work shall be finished. Today noon at Port Orford the party was entei taiued by the resi dents of middle Curry county and Frank TUhenor, old-time resident of the locality, was toastmasier of the occasion. Coyuille is to entertain the caravan tomorrew noon and it will proceed to Corn Bay for the night. Further ceremonies and entertainment will be furnished in North Hend and Marshfield. (Assnotated prnss Leased Wire.) BILLINGS. Mon . July 12 Mark ed improvement in the condition of Tolberi le liiihardsnn Jr.. of tlerm-1 antown. Penn . and Miss Etuenia of, Cody. W'yo.. h- lieved snftering from ; hotullniiiH poison was reported by at tending physh inns today. , Four deaths have resulted from the poisonliik: vhich physicians say was caused by eating Imported ripe olives. A serum ordered from Kansas City Is expected tonight ami the phy sician In rharce of the case said the two alnady at cted and Miss Sarah Ellen De Kuh.i:dson will be inocu lated as soon n the serum arrives, i although he ieiieves all danger Is pas:. CLARK IN PORTLAND. Ray W. l iark. now of the Hotel Olympian, at o.vmpia. Wash., regis tered at the Multnomah esterday. Mr. Clark was formerly connected with the Multnomah anil wiih the rinpu,UH at Hos.-bnrg. and In whit ever town lie 1,,. ales he Immediately becomes one nt ,ts best boosters. .t present he i f.lled w.th iirf.nnenis showing liiai ! all ihc p. aces in the slat' of W.ish.i-.cton there is none t-t loluprre w:;i (r.xtnnlu. He used to talk that way uhout Ros. burg and boosted Ihiu:hs eounty prune as en thuslastica.lv us he now adv,K.:es olMiipia oysters. Morning Oregon I Ian. j BI0TULIuii8i i ! nsmn! I j X NEW TODAY , WANTEI Girl lilafcely St. for housework. 205 l oll RENT I'p to date furnished apartment. No children. 428 I'ltzer St. Full RENT Furnished 2 room apurt ment. Ground floor. (Su8 Ho. Steph ens St. H', buys a house 14 by 18 and shed. Quick sale, ltargaiu. Parslow Furni ture Co. j LUST Shepherd colli puppy name "I'eddv." lteward, Phone 466-1. call r.l 4 Cobb St. or WANTKD Hy man and wile, work on farm. Experienced. D. F. Wilson, Myrile Creek. Box 75. FOIC HENtFuThished 2 roomed apartment, hot and cold water. Dow nstairs. 421 Pitzer St. FOIl SALE Big sec. hand unity tent. Concert grand piano, fine fiddle, Dodge Commercial car. J. M. Judd. Foil SALE 1!H6 Ford touring car, would make fine hue Write Mrs. Klma Dubell, Canyonvllle, Oregon. WANTED Hauling of any kind, for heavy truck. Will haul 1 wood for wood. W. C. Roberts, ltoscburg Kt. 2. I'hone 25F2. LTstiaTk Title silk braided sweat er belt, between I'mpqua Hotel and Antlers theatre. Iteturn to this office. SPECIAL $13 bicycles at $38"50 one more week. Iiurgains in used bi cycles. Tires, one week only 3 buys the best tires in stock. Kose burg Cyclery, 119 N. Jackson St. WANTED To hear from owner of price, full particulars. D. F. Bush, good ranches for sale. State casn .y lnncupoli8, Minn. FOR SALE "'CHEAP Work, driving I saddle, and pack horses. Trade I horses for truck. If you want bar gains, call on me. C. Merrill, 504 Mill SL AGENTS Sell Nu-Way Mending Fluid. Patches hosiery and all fa brics. Will stand washing, boiling, ironing. Write New-Way Laborator ies, Mt. Healthy, Cincinnati. Ohio. FOR RENTES-room cottage, vacant July 18. Next to Broccoli Ex change on West Doue.las street, Apply Upslalrs at Broccoli Ex change, or Phone 688 or 40-F11. KEY FITTING and locksn7ithingT We can fit keys to any lock; Phono graph repairing. Scissors and knives sharpened. Give us a trial. Koseburg Cyclery. 119 N. Jackson St. Foil SALE Oil TRADE Republic truck, one and half ton. good mechan ical condition. Will take four foot shib or second growth wood In ex change. Umpqua Valley Canning Company. ATTRACTIVE sample outfltTBliTde mand makes selling easy. Arch Sup port shoes. Popular prices. Com fort plus style. Admired by every wearer. Style-Arch Shoes, Cincin nti. IH'SINESS W'ANTEDVlif buy-half interest or all In medium priced business. Confectionery with soda fountain, cigar, etc. preferred. Sub mit proposition. Address "Busi ness," care News-Review. FU 1 1 'sTLLA-dandy 2 y r. old milch goat, will freshen Aug. 7. First kMdinc. It taken In ten days will take $:. Milking 4 others. Will cut $'i off regular price for ten tl.tv. James A. Williams, Koseburg. I l:ue JSF2. FOR SALE One acre, 5 room house, jus o.u of city. Price S13U0. $100 c. h. bah. nee like rent. Also 6 r. c. ii miilern house, good location, on paved st. Extra value $32.",0. JlooO rash. ( has. Kyes. 826 No J'...,.,r,' . 1 by AtiKNTS W, STEP -Sell NuWayiMrs. samples. Sell Madison "RcMer Mr.de" S-'i'irts for large Manufi t'tr- er direct to wearer No capful or experience required. Many earn 11 mi weekly and bonus. Sladi-o.i Mills. 502 Broadway, N'.'w Yor:. s'EE C.'mERIULL for bargairisT-Licensed real estale deiler. Large ranches, small larms. houses, tim ber lands, aud r.11 kinds if city property for sale or trade. I give bargains, they all know it. Rose-j burir Oregon. Res. a':4 M;ll St. FOIl SALE 3 In uses at low prices.! near in. art acres of land to trade; tor house, not 5 miles out. 18 acres! under plow, family orchard. 2 J springs, on first class road. Cannot ailord flowery ndvs. at mv prices. CMorrill, r-n4 Mill St. ' j WANT E 1R . 1 i a bl . 7m iddi eaged men ! to solicit orders f ir fruit and oma- j menial trees, shrubs, roses. Dis-, trict superintendent's proportion: for workers. Pay weekly. Write or' wire for proposition. Fruit Grow-; e:s' Nurserl. s. Nwark. New York! Stiile. j A RARE CHANCE Small farm, not ! 3 miles out. c.o-wt hois-e and barn.; family orchard. 10 acres plow land.! well and spring, cow, mower, disk j plow, cultivator, small tools. Price IS hundred dollars. I can show i rlets f.ir mv overhead expenses lii;ht C. jerrill. Mill St. A 1'ETTVU WAY TO CLEAN BLANKETS-Your comforts and M.in'c-s should he cleaned now win',, not in -ise. Pry evan - gives it'.- 1.-st resu'ts vt to beund. No ( -ding or sl.rir.'.mg. .r.nd leaies i:;mm eft a -id fluffy as when new,' nnd tllev are c Olliljietelv dlslnf... te d. Out Of town Orders r..,oi,- the be 't of at'eniion I'hone jr THE Kits 'FBI Hi". ( 'LEANER n,i we ill do the rest. OurTailoredcioii? Will appeal to any man's shrewd bu 1 I cause of the dollar for dollar value trf"8 """S smartness of cut, the quality mf V(T' class workmanship, speak for tU 4nc' tkl wear. 4QPENCE1 The Friendly Store PARTNER wanted to buy billiard bus iness or to open new place. Have good proposition. Address "Bll Hauls" care News-Review . Europeans Anxious to Save Souls of America "The best proof the world can have of the Inspiration of the Bible, and the needs of the United States of America, Is found In the fact that good and honorable men find it necessary to organize for self protec tion and the maintninance of the con stitution of the United States. Yours Truly T. L. THUEMLER Hear Evangelist T. L. Thuemler's timely lecture on "God's Cartoon De scription of Catholicism," Sunday night July 13, at the tent on N. Rose street. Hear this If you miss all others! Following are the subjects for the week : Monday. July 14 "Ministration of Angels."' j Tuesday, July 15 "Individual Lib-, erty." Wednesday, July 16 "The Unpardon- able Sin." Thursday, July 17 ''Predestination." Friday, July 18 "True Love." I Saturday, July 19 "Satan Does he ' exist?" I Sunday, July 20 "Seven Seals Open- I ed. Illustrated. I i I COMPANY OF WORKERS I Evangelist T. L. Thuemler, assisted T. M. Langberg. PearL Hogue Music Director Miss Cora Smith Pianist Come! Let the Lord warm up your hearts, stir up your conscience. Special music. Public Invited Seats free. Welcome! j - ( (J Thinking of v a Diamonds I a Sparkling clear, blue white, clean cut. Just the thing to use when asking that question that's on ( (( your mind. But before ask- (j M lng come In and let us 0 u show some beauties in I) l) platinum or white gold V (i mountings, the very latest, y v Bubar Brothers y A Jewelers A rm u"til the on Street John Mart. TT? 'amy home it ern part of ik. . " resided new for the put u -Z, " H tion of t?o Mr. Perini u atM highly r..J ? -m to the commmi,1"'! His wife., W, L and thefollotiuuiriI. Vive hin,- u T""! Louis Wertifo,. mull, - Domlnlgo Perini la !1 children. The funenl nu . , Friday altera i i . , lot Drain. cajKaji, July 11th, wed, open all night Terminal W.W1LS1 Terminal fbi DR. H.aCHll OPTOMtTM . EXCLUSIVE OPTU SERVICE Perkins Building N Second Floor HwlftH m-TWI8BM S THE LA V. n. k requires n ituw" licensed. SAFETY requires that lie be Ml' against c. Ts.ft ColliiiM. n bility nd Prop1! ict TIME TOW' nil m. - - IheNcxtCo; JACK DEMPSEYi Bur ' 'S' uic nmr li Ml (StV SUNDAMOp r