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Newspaper Page TextI" ! ! t t : t ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1924. F.IGHT I i It ; I ! ! V . . . . ' SALVATION FOR THE SOUL INSPIRING MESSAGES GOOD LIIE SONG SERVICE BIBLE STANDARD GOSPEL TENT Near Roseburg Auto Camp FOUR SQUARE GOSPEL PREACHED ! Something Doing Every Minute. Crowds Are Coming ARE YOU? KIHUfSMTB st mi m (A- . t.'it.-d F'refs I.' . ,1 V. l' .' l The ;:ti seeklllK 1.1 ol' tin i or i'i' I'l'iil'.N'i:. Am:. I !. Kelle K iw allis i tub i I hil'll up euoln'.li meiiib c!llls ill aritois ri;!' SELLING v U it,. 1 1 i!2,l tr I Ji j " " JEWELIR5 j mnMMMMMwmiwwwvn rm.-yrnjarx ran awmwi 1 IheLibsilyTEieatre I 1 BIG SPF.CIAI. PICTIinF Rcnular Prices TODAY AND ! LOIS WILSON IN t ii t ANOTHER ! SCANDAL" The Ccreen Vernon of "CO' VO HAMILTON'S" Litest. I "" ' i Aho Aesop's Faljles: "Five Oiphans AJ.-.o: The Town Ti p!cs p ill 7 A 1 r V 1 A CAMPAIGN fyrwayywwwi - v'l I" . ' t ' j 111 ' ?.J 111 vK. A. F. 1HJRROR, Evangelitt V'i'laim Ite valle I ' ii 1 1 in ii n cur In v t. ad the ili it rift to charier a h't h nil may at i 1n:i convention i'l Wallr I'.'i. and Walla. V.'asl... AllKllsl li. The clubs at Medlord. el, ii r-: d. Ii Ii-, I: I i rants d sport, e le ' u I'mis. Malsh Albany. Cor iiieriid. S. e the I!ost buri; Lumber & Ml;-. Co.. for yeur ihnirs. windows, fiaiees. interior llulsh and built in lentllles. I'lice:'. rilbl. V.- I! lewi id at iniberlev's WATCHES ! Hint itnM f ( uiiH' !i -i.i h, i:i! IT. GIN OR W'ALTI I.M ill l iMii! il ,;1 :!-,, s of f. "ei II o'.- nil te i'l. 1. 1 '.v.th r.'.nc;. d.al . i"ii.i! i; ii.i r.i n 1 1 ;f .m i .ri It- ;it our l.ri. e tas i l ine rii lil hit, k and i;et ear ni.e!,. . Cnly 10 and 15 ct. J TOMORROW of t.'ic? Storm' Si OLD TIME GOSPEL SERVICE PRAYER FOR THE SICK! SPECIAL MUSIC! CIIAKI.KSTOW . r Anu-. l::. - Vintav StilblitiK. Macou. lia., knocked out l.eo l.ioiiard of W'i'liesbarre, I'eiiii.. In tile third round of a s. hnluleii J 2-rouail lioilt. Ni:V YORK. Auk. IS.- Mickey Walker. world's welterweight chal'ipinti returned I.i the New York slat., athletic roniiui-don b!s sipn. d nvreeiiient to box Have Shade of California in a title match before January I, san ru Ncsco. auu. l'.ti .Metiill. Omaha. defeated I'rancnis liaMarnue. ilaiiuant of the Krench 'Canadian lieav;, weii:ht wrestling title. ' NI-:V YOltK. Auir, 1.1. Itennv 1 a. ltd. lii htwuichl chainpiiiu who has hi en asked by the New York s:at athletic commission to a.i:iee to box Have Snaile of Cal ifornia In a title match on or be turo January 1 . 1 'i:'.",, in the icn' that be defeats Miek.y V a kcr. world's welterweight till.- holder. Is exported to su'.mi' his -iiMlod tut'ii lllent to the cola eis lea ted. iy. W'alk. r already ha i ci iisenied lo a similar ar t : e ., nient :,,! has promised to p, s, a l end ,,r fn. mi, i , in. tic bargain and to eutave in lien- but the Leonard bout before airellni; Shad-. I.O-? WC.I'i.' "'t rancler" 1 , i weicht wre-Cin defend his title . w niM'- hi';i v : ('IinmiiiKii v ill lo- T.i,. Iointl. ((ittiinv hlfr. Coin. Tln snipoler of it. hi ate m r -st ' 1 1," j',, falls w ith a I u o Veil-Off, ll'iluui nice! Pat I , i 1 1 1 of the prelliniiKi VETERANS REMOVAL ' t w i out of t 'u'n' lu-ir li'ntt. Ni. r. ii pnt tn:in, will of 1 M:i;ilia in nm REQUEST OF DOC TOR 1 SPORT SHORTS I (As. I.il, ,1 -r..s l.i lw.l Wire.) ! V.vierilay's baseball resulls: : Al Oakland, r,; I'l.rlb.nd. 11. j At .--'alt Lake, s; San Ci anei;co. ; ,11. i At Sacramento, 1; I. us An-' : l eles, :!. At Vernon-Seattle, no tr.ime. Teams trat'idiii'T. (" I-'t"l I'l. ss .,.,i,.,1 Wire ) I'l i It I'l .A 1 1, p .'. Veter ans In tl'.. I'nited Stales hospital l ist nil ht add' J (heir oto in th l' maud forioiif,l.'.l l,v l'pii:,:! l ost. Vnieriran Li gion. earlier In the . I i v . that Dr. C. M. Tltlllev. r.',,il:": of;i er nl th- hospital be r-oaoved. T' - le.olutlon lldoptrd b the I' i,"i i alls also for removal of Dr Prank N ti-rdo 1. h.-a,l ot Die hosp.l.'l staff. Put lb- veterans thonisohr fatored "Kititii; liortl 011 imot her chance." i Mri Margaret Rice, wife of liny Rice, f Dillurd, passed nw;.y at noon today at the Mercy Hos pital us the result of child-biith. Th" Infant sou also died. .Mrs. Rice was 30 years of age and had r's i( In lh count'' for u num ber of years. Shi' l.i the dauRlitiT of Mr. ami Mrs. Tom inunett of Round Prairie. She Is ulso sur- i vi il !)' several sisters and broth ers .Funeral arrangements )s ml not been made this afternoon but will be announced tomorrow. 1 - o ! ( lover anil grass seed anil burn mixtures at Wliaiion llros. l.yle Kix'idnian's band, whiih v:'s injitieil a few iImvh apo bv a bullet fired by II. W. Kirk, se cial deputy sheiil'f, Ik Improving, aei oriliiiK to ir. Kelher. infection is still present but it is believe'l that Its spread has been stopped ami very probably tho entire band Hill be Hiv 'I. although Koadman will have a stiff thumb as a re.-tilt fif the occurrence. Kirk Is still be Inn hi Id in jail on a coarse of as sault wllii Intent to kill. He has been denied b'Ml until tho Seii oitMiess of Itiiadrnan'i? wound eoubl be llelermilil'll. but as soi n i'.s danger ef further infection has Mine, he will probably be admit ted to bail, and Kiven his liberty. (me 2 Inch Mitchell wapon b fi at (he Bieci::l price at Wharton llros. -( The liand concert Thursday nic.bt will be me of the best of th- year, and will be made up of a number of features in addition to the rcculur band selections. Mrs. Win. lliney is to sinp with band accompaniment and a saxaplione duet will be presented by Janus liooilman and W'm. Iiurr. There will also be a short talk by a lo cal oral or, who will 'speak on Chamber of Commerce and l'nie tpia Chief work. The program for tomorrow ni.lit Is as follows: 1. (a) Al.irch "Viribus I'mlus," l!ai li. 2. (a) Waltz. "Oriental, Moon light on the Nile," Kinj?. (b) Kox trot, () Me, O My," 3. (a) Overture, "I.tit spiel," Kela 11,1a. (b) Waltz. "A Kiss in Dark." Herbert. 1. N'ocal Solo, Selecled. Will, lliney. a. (a) "Old S'ttle;.-, on lade," Hahb'.v. (b) l'ox I rut, "Maybe." the Mrs. 11 Pa pi 0111- li. Ten minute address by ile-nt orator. 7. (a) Selection from i'ina fine, Sullivan. (h) Fi x trot, "A Smile Will (;() a LolifV. Lorn; Way". S. Saxophone Iniet, Se. Mr. James tiuodtaan ;tad eted. Mr. ''m. lluir. H. Sonas from "The old Folks" Lake. I". dia." II. Sous tlvi'i title, "Princess Kim:. March. "Field Aiti III A m ",1111; busim ss man w ill tell von Ko.ebiirv's vrcaiit in .1 and how lo attain il in ten uiimip s al lele, I to him. Thursday i ..iiin',', court house law n. POLICE S1C1! FSfl TICKET JISLn ( Ass. x l.it, , I I'rrs.s Lr.'is, , POItTl.AI. AliC. searrll was I, rills cop, ill, t for chiirles ;. utti ii. f'en in I'l.arL'e c: 1! ,. c, id ticket el 'ice he e I iharpes by conieany 0,1'i. h is arrounts w . re se e: s.iiol dollars short. The shoi 1.11:,' will proii exreeil $,i."lln ac-r.Ln Charltcn of the Northern chairman of the comic: chart- of the tick. 1 off:, rrn u as fully bond. ,1. it noticed. He it said to 1 I'oitlalid July l';i. V re.) : A oday , . ha? " idiu- winv ' that : lioti- not . D. it if. In mi le ft Th" 1'i'iis of Kosel,,, ref; espi'ients on l, ;v. v. 1 Inn s,la 1 . will , ourt ( ss, a: II 'II --1 t,d l'resfl 1-ns,.l hi. ) M , A nit i . - I n., case Russell ;. Evans ,,r Ti. con, a. chat-urd with part i, ,p .Hon in i:. ,vi ti, l.nrCi r-'. -rv In April, was dismissed by .luli;- ;. D. Harden in superior cim-m nt Pellliigliain today a'cord tig 10 a message t.i th- Nens Tribune here Evans was on- c: four prominent Tacomans arrested by Skaitit nuiiity olfirials far the SNAPS IN USED CARS One Overland DcLux, one 1!I22 Maxwi 11. and numerous ether cars that will give you excellent servic e. If you want a bargain in a u;cd car, look these machines over. J. W. .Michael Motor Co. 323 N. .Main .St. robbery. Tho rases against the other three were dismissed some timi! ago. The men proved Alley were on a hunting trip in .Mr. Evan's launch when the robbery took plan -o- Uarn door Pres. hangers at Wbarlon m I'M (Asyorlat, 1 TVcsk Leased Wire.) ! roi;i::'T iiir.i.. x. v., auk. 1.1.--.Mis:! Helen W ills of Iterke li y, Calil'., the defendiiit cliam piiin. won a triple victory on the turf courts of the west side ten-, ii is dull in the nation::! women's tennis championships here today. wlninfr her second round finales lutilcle and third and p;1 ir V. WiKlit-1 her first ! ed with .Mrs. (icoipe man of Huston. in round doubles mutch. Everyone is cordially invited Thursday cvciiiiiK. court bouse lawn. KILLED OS i t-i i (Associated l'ress Leased Wire.) 1IOOI) KIVKIt, All!!. 13.--! Crant Wi'lcox of Salt Lake City, ' w:is struck and filthily Injured by a motor car on the Columbia Liver hichway Just east of Wyeth i where be and his brother, who were on a motor Irip. bad stop ped to take a pbotimraph. ('.rant Wilcox died shortly ai't-r the ac ' cldcut. o You c.re wanted and all of your friends Thursday evening, court (Associated Press Leased Wire.) DFNVi;H. Colo., Auk. 13. Pil- ; in?; up a plnaralty of 31, 322 May- ' or lien F. Siapleton yesterday I was returned lo office in the I special recall election as a cli- . 11. a 10 one 01 me iiiosl outer municipal elections ever held in , Denver. j .Mayor Stapletou's pluralty oer 111- field Was the lari-esl e.eri obtained by any (aiulidate iu the 1 history of the cily. This siiecial proi:ram is for your special benefit, don't fail to be there, court house lawn. Thursday eveniii!,'. Antlers Theatre Patrons of the Antlers theatre will have the opportunity of learn im; all about the love affairs of a I man in bis second youth when I "Second Youth" is played Thurs day and I'll. lay. The manam nienl announces that that Is the date for . the showimr of th's new lusiine I live feali'te. in which a casi or ! celebrated screen and t'tace come 1 dians poke fun at a very serious nue.siion: "Shall Wcsnen Pro- pose?" I That question has Ion? nirUatcd 1 the feminine breast, but in this ' photodratna it is presented In such ; a variety of forms that every wo j man or Klrl in any audience will see herself In one of the charac ters. And us for the poor man In I his second youth, who ipdn't know wont love was until six women tried to show hltn all at the same time. well he's one of the si reams of recent ptoductii ns. Liberty Theatre The many admirers of Cosmo Hamilton's latest t and 1: real est novel, "Another , .i::""-1." who have been anxious to see a film version of il, will be da I to know that It is comini: to the Liberty theatre today and lotnen-i w. Lois WI! on has the .sia:-jim role of lieainx I'lankLn, and her supporting. as includes 11, 'mes Herbert as 111- husband. Ralph Hunker rs Malcolm Erase I.- ibvt.in as "our wet May." Ralph W. i ic ii,! e, .s entl'i- liecniish." lie, Ida hs "Eli.:abell: Mackeni,-.' 'rri iiiy- as 'T.rou u!e." I'l. f i i, nd as "Val Hopper Hie Pis, iow Ctioper ns the old roii"' Crippe as '"Any 'Arris and liarry Love, loaiani" ami a l.-.ttl- whs belw, to two women ,,f ,Jif. f-:-enl t pes. a ile,,e,., e, .,,.,,, i'Miired to the tote l h's lovmg wife, seems of wonderful beactv. action fiv:u the i.rst i- jd,. sein-'liie itii lo'nieii"' to make Ihe picture one of the hits of th-. , ir ill the -ok. nil 111 tmn n;, t, scrct n. en" of th- hi;: s th. p,, ever conc. lt c t has . , au; !,t and pert re;, ed. bou:;e lawn. i iSiiii 1 . mmmi If you w ant t.i put ,ei, ,, on !!: map lielp your ...e bv aitend lug its conciris. Tlnpsday cteii- lllsT. NEW TODAY t WANTKD 1 or 20 Nanny poats. Hox ti.'T. Roscburfr. KOIt llKNT Sleeping room for man. 112 W. Dininlait St. l'i)l Itl'NT 8 room furnished liotise. 5 1 . W. Oak St. OI.D srowth fir wood, upocia! price on seven tier lots, l'lionn 2uK2. Kl.liKRTA peaches now ripe. A. K. Suksdurf, at Coos liny Junc- tiOIK ilol'SKIKJl.IJ furniture and 1919 Chevrolet touring car for sale. irn ' Klce St. I'OU SAI.K Kitchen ran?e, . cheap. Call at 1U a. in. at 232 So. Flint St. FOIt RALK 16 In. fir wood, sec- ond pjowth delivered. $3 per tier. I'hone 1IF3. I'KACIIKS. I.an.e Klberlas. J2 per bu. Ne;ir Winston bridge. J. It. Wilson. Phone 2F31. VAN'Ti:i (iirl to work on flat work lienor. Hoseburg Steam Laundry. 1 WANTKD Apple packer wanted Thursday. F. M. SebriilK, Phone 40F3. . v FOIl SALF. $10. flood Jersey cow. Vcrv gentle, und heavy milker. K. II. licsseubeiry. Phono 33F2. FOIt SAI.K llartlelt cannlnK , . Fred lien-1 p-'tirs. 5tlc per bushel ncr, Happy Valley Ilrldcc Foil SAI.K Two one-year-old registered Hampshire bucks.'. Phone fiF33, C. W. (iroves. j FOIt S A LK Oil HKNT One Stifi . acre farm; one 1S2 acre farm, with farm buildings; one 87 acre: , farm. Phone Z'J J. j Toll SAI.K 2 pack mules, 2 pack ponies, 1 saddle pony, 2 pack huddles, 2 ridinK Ruddles. Uar cains. C. Merrill. 5(H Mill St. l'0)l fi.W.ii lIum"lTeil iloihir ra dio for sixty-five if taken at. once. Address .VI , care iews Itevlew. LOST On DIxonville road, Wes- tern (limit Tire rim. Finder tile.iw,, leitve nt Farm Itilientl Kx- chanKe. Reward. ! LOST On Pine street, package of sewini; ronlainins black and ' white j.'iimham dress. Finder! please nctiry Mrs. OeoiKe Itapp, ; 131 Sheridan St. I FOH SALK Crawford peaches at' orchard. Fine for canniiiK. Four! miles south on hiphwav, take 1 pravel road to rislit. Highland 1 Orchard. lt()Si:nFn(CYCLKnYWokey fit tins; and bicycle repairing. Over 20 years of experience and can serve you best. 228 N. Main St. FOR RALK PearsC0cu bii.r ap ples, Hue and prunes $1. lick them yourself. Urine boxes. Phone iiSFL On Parpeter place, 1 mile east, and one mile north. i'AKKN IP by" Mi"A. Kern a bunch of turkeys, owner call and describe property and pay for this adv., and expenses, and Ret I he same. East Lane St., Ilox E2U. "COMFORT for the motorist." Kay jiuncl ure-proof tubes, guaran teed against punctures and slow leaks. $3 and up. Puncture Proof Tube Acency. r,627 77th St. S. K. Portland, Ore. FOIt RALK 4 room house, 7 hun dred. One hundred down, bal-'. ance 12 dollars a month. Small t farm near in, trade for house, j Call on me for bargains. C. Mer-, rill. r,M Mill SL j WANTED Have client, desires S3 ,11(1, loan on 20-acre nursery fully stocked, valued nt $2a.000, give first security thereon. Write for particulars., c. K. Pruess. attorney. Crania Pass, j 9eiVPS up ln an awning. A sail Oregon. or discovered their hiding place ARK YOI COINC, TO MISS .THIS when one fell at his feet. OPPORTIMTY? Your new! modern bungalow is fully com-; plop d and ready to move Into. 4 roams, plastered and decora led, modern, bath, fine electric' fixtures, kitchen bult in. well! finished, nicely painted, cement foundation, parage and wood . shod. Everything complete for I $175. Small pavmcnt. P.alance ! bke rent. Lawrence Agency, 125 1 Cass Street, Phone 210. A FARM HOME WITH "TnFomk! i so acres in tract. Well fenced. , "" acres creek bottom, under culiiviition, good 5 room home I fully furnished, large screened p.u'ches, wood house, large com-1 leereial poultry house, big barn. ID ton hay. family or chard, corn field, fine garden, "inn pounds Canadian field peas. ." bead ihorctpthbred sheep, 2 hoes, big youns team, harness, i wagon, full set tools and imple-: mods. 1 fine cow, 2oii chickens. ! Everything fully stocked ami ee-ii.pe,!. oa main road, school! neaibv. Price $720i). Takes' e ,u- il:ing. Lawrence Agency,! V" i',.s Street. Phone 211. Vsorants Picked Up Two transients were picked up j this morning by the city police cl-crced ytliii vagrancy. The men! I'll', red tlx, l, .,l i I ..-,,. t,,,,,!,-!,, H !1U s'ele two rans of fasnberries. Yv'h. n taken brlor- Citv Recorder V. hippie tluv were sentenced to 3d days on the street gang, but 'n.i-.-cil to s;ip nyvay and pel o of town. A REWARD lo, s n.,t always go ar ba.-k 1 ,.t - ., your stolen Mitatire. The cost Is 8mnll. ''-omi eicc. Rrsf Bjrc. ore jAutoSmok llllll n I'n 1 brought to our attemi,. Oto N " because would like them, we mircl,as0(1 a '' We will distribute these useful 8Hs customer, upon presentation t , " .lnod, w.,B . purihase of 0m J See Them in Our Wi g 3 ij ij J g 1 S g R A A fi a a S g COUPON Name Address , This coiuHin slKned, ls K0O(. with a purchase of One I J.,f We a customer. H"'',r or . U: On Cass Street F.MI!5TiHPI J - A'A'I'K 1 Win..) II (Associated PresH WASHINGTON, With Senator La proval, the task Leased Au,'. Follette's ap of oruaiilziii.: women voters in behelf of his candidacy lor the pre:;! lency has been placed in ti.o hands of wom en. Mrs. Mabel C. Costipan of Colo rado, wife of Commissioner Cos tipan, of tho tariff commission, has been made chairman of a committee of women who will have charge of the work. It is planned to have a membership of at least one hundred and to give representation to every state. The committee will maintain hoad(uarters here and t'hicagj. Regional offices may also be es tablished at other points. The first move Mrs. Costlean said today, will be to organize women known to be in sympathy with the La Folb.tle for presi dent movement. Then other recruits will be sought. IE (Associated Tress T.eason Wire.) NEW YORK, Aug. 13. Seven 10-foot boa constrictors, which escaped from their cages, kept 32 members of the crew, eight j passengers, and monkeys, t caws on "screamers" on . n, trtiiiinn i Duiitdi iinuni' i"i i., . i days; durinp the vovape from Co-I 13.-I lonibin. Captain I.. L. Long :i! . premier Theuni today. The escape of the snakes ; t Iiclr- Frrndi necanie known when the cagrii "screamers." tropical birds, ob jected to the reptiles efforts to devour them. Their shrill warn ings brought quick assistance. Five of the snakes were cap- t,lrPrt onsilv hut twn rolled th TWO KIUJEO WHER Iff (Associated I'ress Leased Wire.l ASTORIA. Aug. 13. Mrs Stel la Smyth- und Mrs. F. K. Mergel both of Tacoma, Wash., were kill ed late yesterday when the au tomobile In which they were rul ing on the lower Columbia river highway left the highway ami rolled down a 21111-1001 eui"." nient. The accident occurred abont 32 miles east of Astoria. Marjorie Smythe. 12. and Hon aid Merge!, 14. were also in the car, but they escaped with minor injuries. It is presumed that Smvthe. who was driving Mrs. lOSt control of the car when sli a inu-it th- rear seat till ti ll, IP t, t.- l,,lf- In use ill pr-l-! ing an orange, according 10 1 ie account of the accident told '0 Donald Mer.?el. DAILY I WEATHER REPORT - , locai ef U. S. Wealner Tir-ii Jlcc. Roseburit. Oregon, 21 hour. 1 ending 5 p. m. Relative humblity 5 P- o., yesterday L .Precipitation In Ins. and IH'iius Highest temperature I terday Lowest temperature last nlcht ' Precipitation Inst 2 hours Tnni nrecin. since fiist month '.'.' Normal proelp f"f " 1nor.11 ''"," Total prclp. from ei''- 1U23. to date nrecin. frtnl S' P1 1S77 '"'.' Total deficiency from ' , 1!23 '."" ...,,.., nre-lnitatlon for seasons. (September to Ma'31'4 r"F ;'.onh;-.nd- Thursday WM. UKI.U Meteorologist. I in (Awwlatni p,., L0.VU0X, it'., fcrence hii iv and Cerou p; Puwninr Strep; an effort to res the Rubr m, ended pj,; arrliiof at 1 ,0 . till laic ia tk- lo BWUVMi the coiimU ;! C I p. m. at j t lie annonncem i would be rn - lo enable tbt tions to lie col : It was annr: nieetiM ol th ' would be held: Todiy Is ttf of the tonferB Herman chatKr Jl:1'!the newspaper "" ' this afterrixn. into the five : with Premier DR.HC. CKCLU5IVE SEFP-1 P-rkina B'J:Uaf Second IK LAST TIME asOi'l I H IT" altrf 9,1 , lenii-j al ' UmcW -J '.'lSOf! 1- I "UftT 11 htm '!