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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT1 ROSEBURG NEWS-REViEW THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1925. Down Where the Vest Begins How are you fixed for a Good Belt or a pair of Suspender ? FENCERS a i h : 124 Cass Puhl inherit Ilepnueirtativa Mr. Ernest Lloyd, representing the Pacific Tress Publishing As oclatlon of Mountain View, Oal.. spent lust evening here In the In iff I; CONSULT PVj Rapp Building WHEN YOU THINKl'BUILDING See us for estimates on- Cement Lime Plaster Brick Building Specialties DENN-GERRETSEN CO. 231 N. Main St. Phone 128 a T n t STORE OF What You Want Most in Shoes STABILITY Oeniilne honest value worth In leather and workmanship that will maintain good looks while delivering generous Shoe Service. STABILITY Is our watchword, every transaction Is figured 'from your standpoint, you must get "SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUIt FEET" or we have lost an opportunity to make good the superiority of this store. Wen and women want tho best Mioes that can he produced not at emravagant prices but at uniformly fair prices and that Is exactly what we do provide. Thetein lies the STABILITY of our policy. I Roseburg IRVIN BRUNN 8H0ES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. PERKINS BLDG. CASS STREET JHE LIBERTY THEATER LAST TIME TON IGt IT " RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF 5 L HOOD" This Hip Feature Only 25 cts. 32 Street. terests of the Rigns of the Times, j a denominational weekly. Mr. : j.ioya was aeconitanieu nero oy I K. A. '.ashler, or Hutheriin. sec j retnry of the Southern Oregon ! Con ferenee. RUN DOWN A run flown system Is du to disordered nerves. A chiropractic examination locutes your trod hie, and by adjustments relieves It and builds up the body. Your for Health" Dr. C. I I. McNeil Chiropractic Specialist Piyon. 594 J 327 West Cass Fire Place Specialties Stone Tile Hardwood Flooring Roofing Stucco LV BETTER SHOES E K i Booterie for adult and 10 rts, for children jf i m : m d CAVE VICTIM IS ENTOMBED BY RISING FLOOR (Continued from pago 1 ) beyond that part of Ihe cavern which had been timbered by rescu ers. Tho first three explorations by the miners required about one hour each. Considerably more time eiapned during (he fourth vis it, however, and the alurin f those on the surface increased earn minute until the first man' light appeared in the cavity downward from the entrance.. Preliminary plans for pinking the shaft, evolved in consultation with coal miners who arrived from Muhk'iiburK county during the night and who made the four early morning trips, called for a mine from the top of Ihe hill at a posi tion not far distaat from where Col I Inn Is thought to be pinned. It was estimaU d (he shaft would be from 50 to 75 tt deep before any of Die caverns beneath were trapped. Whether the p.isi tlon chosen would Htrike sand cave wan a mailer of speculation. If It dot's not, then a tunnel from the dfplh where Ihe cave in bHhv ed to lie will be undertaken. Kunkhouser and the miners after a long consultation were on lur ed of the hopelesness of an at tempt to continue rescue work through tin nutuial cave from the outside. It Is impossible (o move the solid roek uplifted to the roof, they declared. M.ninfl Creates New Peril The danger to Collins In mining from the hill top lien in the vihra- tion entailed In such work. Three slides and cave-Ins within the cave aln-ady have occurred from unexplained reasons and the con stant Jarring and pounding neces sary in Kinking the shaft, un doubtedly 'will drop rockti and earth In ills vicinity, If not direct ly upon him. (leneral Denhardt, professor Funkhouser and the coal mlntrs virtually derided upon the plan to (go after Collins from above after tho first report that the floor was rising. There was constant dan ger that any one within the pas sageway leading to Collins would find himself wedged und slowly ! crushed where he lay." j Subsequent reports on the uplift convinced the rescuers lhat their hope lay In the new plan and the leave exploration was abandoned. Collins Family Spends All I An appeal for funds to supply food and clolhltiR to workers seek ing to free Kloyd Collins from his : entombment in Sand Cave was ls j sued today. Ieo Collins, the lm- prisoned man's fat tier, has ex hausted all of his money in pur j chasing overalls, coffee and food, ' it was stated. Caves Collins' Life Work SANU CAVK CITY, Ky., Feb. 5. Floyd Collins, 35, and a cavo explorer since boyhood, found a wuuderful cavern but may have lost his life In the attempt. Kor warned by nature of the dangers that existed for those who dared 10 "P10 ner uncnanereu ci asms Collins descended Into a narrow passageway of Sand Cave last iTiuay in searcn ot a . cavern more beautiful than Mammoth Cave." How far he went no one knows, but "at the end of his rainbow," he found what he sought, he said. Jubilant, perpaps overanxious to come out und tell of his discov ery, Collins wus emerging from j the cave when, within some feet of the mouth a tremendous boulder slipped ami pinioned his left foot. There he law for 24 hours, cry In i: for help and trying in vain to wriggle his foot free before he was found by Jewell KsUth. 17. There alo he remain ed, alive, for at least JUG hours , and probably longer. He was still in the cave today, whether dead or alive unknown to man. I.Ike his father before him. Floyd was a hunter of caves. There was a thrill about It. I.ee Collins, the father said, "some thing like Columbus must h;ive fell when he discovered America." Once before Klovd had exner- lenred the thrill of findillK a new ! three- western governors or repre sublerranean coliseum. Several ! sentntives to aid the reclamation vears ago, he found t'rvstnl dive ll'ureau In surveys ami re-npprals-and then, ns now, he was trapped ''denil rerlamat ion pro- bv a glKimlle roek which fell J''''1"- Ihe representatives lire across his path nnd held him cap tive fnr 4S hours. Competition In the Mammoth Cave iv k ion was kern. Klovd hop ed to find a natural wonder clos er to Cave City, the nearest rail road p'dnt. 1han cither Crystal Cave 4tr old Mammoth Itself. He was to fhnre whatever profits mittht accrue. That was why he went in the hole. Somewhere at the end of the lor luoiis pansaue. In most places ni V wider than a man's shoulder, he found the cave. He was coiidng out when he was ratiKhl. Ir. William Halctt. Chicago surgeon who went hy rail and air- , J plane to Cave City lo n nder n'd to ? Collins told a lulsille Tiim-s I st : f f correspondent today he would not hae made the trip had he known the situation snd needs. r" Miners Losing Hope It was a discoui aited group ! which undertook the mine labor V this morning. No effort was spar- ed lo speed the work, hut the rare - with death hnd nil the oMs g acalnst the rescuers. Itecause of i ift the rocky strata rxpreted t" h ; J encountered all the way down It was prohahle (hit da s w ould J elapse before anyone could hope ft ! V rea h Collins. j (Mih rs have been given by liov- 4 ernor Fields to speed all tiaim g which carry tiiuipiuenl to Cnve , City. Any material gotim to resi-u- ! V i'is shall luie rtrht of ayoer ev- 1 y erythniK eNe and ttiusi he tuk n , fn n puliiuan coach If no other car , is uvailshle, the governor s;d. An order was placed at Nash J Vide, Tenn , fir steam hoisting ap- paiatus. 1 . Two tr;ietors with drums attach V ed to operate the holsiimt maehtne fi, h;m' been requested. Ihe traitors would ru us d to ansUi In hoist- , Idk out rock which may bo loo- ened but cannot be lifted, Martial law hai nut been declar ed In Cave City, contrary to ru- mora. Lee Collins, father of the ?n- . Several government a Kent a also tombed Floyd Collins, utanfliug iwere on hand. before the Sand Rave prison today, t The world court proposal vlr said be knew "the Lord is abl to tuaily was laid on the bhelf today jKiv0 niy boy strength to last until the new shaft r aches him." The elder Collins told a newspaper man to "a.k the country to pray for my boy." I Colhns May Be Delirious I A guard was placed over Homer Collins, brother of the entombed man, today to prevent bis entering the cavern In further rescue ef . forts. Military authorities. In jeharge felt that the risk of life iwas too great to permit anyone I (crawling In the hole when there was no chance to render aid by that method. I "I would gladly give my life to ! save Floyd." his brother said. ! A portable electric system Is ho ling kept fn operation In the hope that Collins may still live and be kept warm by the electrical pads j placed about his body before res- jcuers wtre barred rom reaching the victim. An 'electric light was ntar his lit ad when loiiins was ' l:it seen . The hint time anyone heard Col lins' voice was at 4 o'clock this morning when rescuer called to him from tlwlr side of the stone blockade. Hoy Hyde, one of the last to leave, thn cavern, thought he heard Collins mumble, "oh, flod help nie ." An hour and n half before John CeralilM. the victim's chum, nays he attempted to talk to Collins and got only vague responses. (ieralds believes his friend may be delirious, powsihly from pneu monla, but admitted he was specu lating. . Collins has repeatedly called for his mother, who is dead, and for his brothers, according to Hyde. "I am covered with dirt"' was Ihe questions he Bald, answer given to most of Hyde's The federal government lent a hand toward the rescue of Floyd Collins from his underground lomb today when agents from In diana arrived under order from Secretary Iiork of the department of Ihe Interior. . NOTICE TO WOODCHOPPERS Itids wanted on -10 cords ?t ft. old growth fir for Odd Fellows hall. See Stored lies at Uexall Ihug Store lor particulars. L. M. HAVIS. Sec. I. O. O. F. Hall Committee. fAiwlntw! Pi-Mi T-fNWxl w(m. ion rrm ,)ri)1iu(.,s from poi,,,, Washington nnd Oregon south of tho Snuke Kiver to Portland, Seattle and Tacoma and other nor;h I'aclt'ic ports are reason able. It wns held today by Frank M. Weaver, examiner for the in terstate commerce commission, in a tentative report. Producers attacked the differ ential by which ra t eg f rom t h e territory to Portland are held at jsnghtly lower figures than to the lot her ports. The examiner's con 'cluslo.i will now go to the com i mission for final adjudication, j A majority of the members of the Interstate commerce commi Ision are opposed to the Gooding thill, which would prohibit the j charging of a higher railroad rat" j for a short haul than for a loni; one over the same route. Comniis i sinner I'sch today informed th hoie commerce committee. Kight members opposed the j measure, he said, one favored it and two were non-committal. Secretary Hubert Work of tin i depart ment or the interior np- P' "v,'0 "",,v nppoini mem ny "iiik" i. i ii.iii iiri. ,eiiiii. m. ; M. Moult on. Wash in.i; ton, and iWnrren I. Hwendsen, Idaho. Thetr i aid w ill he fciwn on loral proJe(ts ! o the- two committees which, on ( March I . w ill commence Invest i- Rat ions loot, inn low ai d readjui - nient of const r ut-tion costs on twenty-two proierts. Covernmetit altornex in chare of the ney C.iand Jury procee.i- Iih:h here in the cast' of Senator j Wheeler of Montatt:t and ot hen enlarged their asemliy of wit- en-ses today but tightened tin nwmil Ions tn keen their rntii- Hers la pictured a type of ths Al.inkan do sled tearnn that are -muh!ti" JiHVOOO unltj of antitoxin Into Nome, Alatka. thrtmch a ! issanl In which the thermometer registers u degrees helow cro. Nuuis and vicinity, wiUt ll.utftl iuhabu..uts and on doctor. Is In ths (rip of a diphtheria tyiJviuU- - . j ties secret. - 1 Some wlinesiKt today were nn- ;derstood to bo former homestead- era in Montana, two were .women. ' tn" wnat foreign relations , commute u iur a wus congress I is concernea. A two hours discussion got the ; 'committee nowhere and ufterward ! Senator Kwanson of Virginia, the ;ranlung democrat on the commit tee, said he saw no reason for pres.-dng his membership proposal as there was no possibility of ac tion before March 4. NEW TODAY I Fon SALE targe brood sow and pica. K. MnrnlnKHtar, lirain, Ore. VANTEI Wood to cut and place lo board or batch. J. O. FleminK. I'liom- 7Fi5. TVPEWItlTERS-clilTlifd. fiMMiiFi'd und rebiilli. K. I.. Iloulfilli r. j Grand Hotel f..l- 'u-.wtfi-.a hr,uv,ir"i i . r.,.l t.... it..i. I lays Creek. FOR' SALE Chevrolet bug. 1917 model, $10. Oood running order. 112 Mrockway St. Apt. 5. LOST String of "silver-beails in Koseburg Wednesday. Finder please return to this office. FOIt SALE Heed baby buggy. Willi reversible gear. Also several fruit jars. 211 W. 1st Ave. No. osition as housekeep er for bachelor or widower. Ad dress Uox 655, Koseburg, Ore. FOirSALK Good hack cheap or will trade for milch cow. J. K. Wilson, Koseburg. Phone 2F31. HOrSEfl FOR K K NT Fu r n 1 shed nd unfurnished. Several to se lect from. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. TV PKWRITKR-foTTal IIaiT bad very little wear. At a reasonable price. Phone 11I-L between 5 and 7 p. m. today. RADIATORS That'fTmy- business. New cores Installed, and old ones made new. Iark, rrtdiator man, 39 W. Ine. TWOTVPISTS"w;imedwhowll do part time work and take of liee training for good position. Phone this evening. 111-L. :u 1 1 1 Kit N' " n L' NO ALOW 5 room s. j Basement; modern plumbing. $1500.00. Terms on part. G. W. j Young & Son. Phone 417. t FOU'RENT 5 room housIlath ! House newly pattered. Chicken house nnd yard. Jit.00 per month. (J. W. Young & Son. Phne 417. jFOR"SAI,KItourbon- Red Toms. pure bred. Wanted, to cxr-hnmre I or buy one early spring hateh. N. I 1 4. Conn, Ro burg, Ore. Phone ! r.Fir... FOR SAT-K Ford 1 Ion "chain di lve truck. $125. Will accept lumber : In trade. Apply at service station 2 miles south on the Pacific high way. WIlXf A K E "a dinTmohd ring-or good piano ns first payment on either a 1921 Ford coupe, or Tu dor Bedan. Cars In excellent con dition. Address Ford, care News Review. Fri,I.T MARCEL AN1 CtRT75 cts.; shampooing, hair-cutting for children or adults, 35 cts.; with curl 60 cts. All kinds of beauty work reasonable. At my home 331 So. Main. Phone 57-Y. WOODCUTTERS wantedto cut 50 100 or 150 cords of 4 ft.. 2nd growth fir wood. Tall timber, pood ground. House ami stoves furnished. $1.50 per cord on con tract. Address "A", care News Review. FOR RENT Attractive 3-room I apt. Nice and clean, lights and water fcrniehed. 5J5 per n:o. Adults only. Inquire !0 Winches ter St. or phon Mrs. Sam Star mer. Phone H3. FOU SLK-Mo.-t iniHlern and up to date house in West ItoeburK. Full basi'ment, furnace, lare lot, ; T-rtMiiiis, finest fixtures, on pave ment, priced right. Address I House, rare this paper. i THE "PEST itlOIIWAY SERVICE I STATION And store In two thousand miles of paver! highway, i Nets owner over two hundred a! month In the dullest months of' the year. Pays up lo five nun-1 dred net. If you are Interested see Iawrcnce Agency, J25 Cass Street. lMione 21D. ' FIX EI ) r FOR" LIFE -If y ouc ah raise two thousand dollars yon can get possession of the best j sheep ranch in the county. Kf.o acres adjoining unlimited out-1 range; good improvements; two live streams through place; yott can run over a thout-and head of. sheep. Turchase price six t'.iou-i saml dollars: two thousand cash 1 Italance long time. Lawrence' Aeency, ,2't Cass Street. I'lione 21f Bos Sleds Rush Aid to Stricken Nome AtAJKA DCG TEAM'S !! , rue to the fact that Inquiries ;vior noma, reaiueimai btiea, auu w small tracts are heavy, thu ! I :lm of Kite Ac nice has m- ployed a salesman to look af- , : ler tTie residential district and ! ajssit the iiorne seeder in lo ! ! eating a home, if iiiterted, telephone us. Our car will be ut your door and we will show you some new, modern and up- i to-date homes; ulbo some ! cheaper hou.se a which can be ! bought on the installment plan. : We have a larre si to select from, and we lake pleasure In ! showing you and in assisting the honie seeker. KICK & KICK . , . I l BUSINESS AND PROFES- ! SIONAL WOMEN ! ! It.KUlar luncheon at I'alace ! of S ci-i I'riilav Frb . ti. at ! I c clock. Mih. Malolxy, the KlHt lirt'idt.lll Uill l-.l um.nl A ' .n,i i,'l.....k...i.. . . etl to be present. j i Foil SALE or trade for hay One A No. 1 Fordson tractor: Vaughn drag saw, complete and In goinl .shape. ry fir and oak block w ood. C. S. Heniiin.!,' r. I'lione 3uKj. WANTED Small house nnd pag tute, cheap rent, under 5 miles Koseburg. Will .pay rent In ad vance, cash, by Inonlh. quarter, or half year. Call or write E. J. Crippen. 923 Hamilton St. Kose burg, Ore. PLANT GRAFTED WALNUTS One of best blocks in state, com plete line or other stocks, well grown, right stock at right prices. Ask for prices. 3.1 years in busi ness. Carlton Nursery Co., Carl ton. Ore. AUCTION SALE Yoncalla, Jmug las county, Oregon, Saturday, Feb. 14. 1923. 25 head of horse kind, consisting of lt head of young mares ready for harness. They are the cream of the coun try. Also, 15 head of mart s, geld ings awl nudes of middle age, ranging from saddle ponies up to 15oo pounds in weight. Terms ca.ih. S;tle begins 11 a. m. sharp. Yv'm. Lillie. ALL DISEASES of the human foot successfully treated by Dn. Moses D. Vinyard SURGEON CHIROPODIST (Painless) For appointment Phone No. 5S4-Y 144 S. Jackson Sunday and Evenings by special appointment. Calls to any part of city. Sat isfact ion Guaranteed. Consultation Free. Be ahead of trouble Insurance today Is worth a hundred regrets tomorrow. Our office Is open six days every week and .six night.- If necessary to discuss, advise, .counsel. Investigate nnd go over your insurance prob lems. Insure Today We Are Ready Electronic Diagnosis ana Treatment (Abrams Method) DR. HARRISON FOLK - Electronic and Chiropractic Physician H7-18-19 Perkini Bldj. Phone 91 " , .j ii -i A GOOD BALANCE fly building up your bank balance, you fitrenRthcn your credit, and are better prepared for emergencies. , Checking Account, Are Invited. TheRosebuigNdtiondl Bank Rosobur.Ore. ' .Mr. McKfmioii nn IluslneHJ I). J. McKiunon Is spending a short, time in this city looking af ter business interests. Mr. Mc Kiunon resides at Kugene and ar rived here last night. rrONY THE WOM0ER H0R5 AJso Webfoot Weekly ind "SWEET PAPA""Come"dy Children 10c Majestic Adults 25e Friday: "White Sheep" Ij Last l ime 1 onite E a i(C3 k 1 7om9M ! WITH II . La3t Tin.e Tonight "IN EVERY VOMANS LIFE" With Virginia Valll, Lloyd Hushes. Stuart Holmes, and cast of notables. love, thrills, action, romance, "adventure! Also "INTERNATIONAL NEWS" and Comedy Tomorrow and Saturday It'll twist sou Into Sailor's Knots of laughter! Hurry for a voyage on the Sea of Hilarity! Roll ulong with Uuster on tidal waves of Joy! Buster Keaton "The Navigator" The ocean roars so will you when you see this side-splitting comedy. ANTLERS Children 10c islill III1 1i ! dl llll sMsllllfWIIMslrlsMIMUMi E. J. Carpenter Offers I I I CtORCC MMANVf CARTOON MUSICAL COMEDY fij rtrnDHtr.ni-.rjnim- I I IN IRELAND A p I 'i llvil i 'fTftt.r wr this SHI 0 B NEXT MONDAY NIGHT ANTLERS THEATRE Seitt on Prices: 50c. - - l 1, hi i j 1 Vomi Const i From coast points to arrive in I this city yesterday and spend the j day attending to business matters was E. L. Hollteiller. Mr. llou iteillcr is a Marshfieid resident. y.TTiWr.T.T.T.r.T.I.W.WIIWII.W D A .N C E AT Olalla Hall Saturday Night I February 7 GOOD MUSIC f.TW.T.WM.I7.WT!.lMITIl DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMHTHIST Spcolall.it In ths Ilttlne of lilaSBea . lit Jackson St. Jl ' DR. H.C. CHURCH OPTtyMETRISl EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL 8ERVICE Perkins Building Phono 8 Second Floor Roseburg, Ore. Adults 25c Sals Friday St. 10 and S1.6S