ROSr.BURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1925.
THREE
LOCAL NEWS
Quick- Abundant Power
The Motor That Cost A Million
" The Million Dollar Motor in the New '
Star Car a motor that delivers 20
' more power, that peps its way from 5
to 25 miles in 4H seconds.
Full Force Feed Lubrication to all bear
ings and cam shaft. Never a burned
out bearing in a Star Car. Oil under
pressure is the only safe lubrication
system, is the verdict of automotive
engineers.
eSee It Today-Drive In It Compare It
Cor. Cass and Pine
Million Dollar
Motor
Smooth Disc
Clutch
Rapp Brothers
J. i-
Star Dealers
Roseburg, Oregon
1 TODAY"
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Four-Wheel
Brakes
Tubular,
Backbone
WORLD ENDERS
IN HOLLYWOOD
up '.Ltll midnight lo await the 4 e e s) s
"end of the world" as prophezied :
hv their "mmrpmo nrnnhslrou " JACK IIKMP-SFY TO
BAK iHfc PUtiLIC Mrs. Margaret V. Rowen. of IIol-l WKII MONDAY.
(Continued from page 1.)
lywood, declared early today that
we did not expect the earth to
be destroyed."'
was not evident to the man on ' "It has to stay hero for nn
the street and efforts to reach the 'other thousand years as the "bot
members of the Kowenite cult for tomles p'" Mr. Province said,
an opinion on the matter were "W't haven't had the battle of Ar
unsuccessful during the early "tnageddon yet. That has to bo
morning hours. fought."
Court The Afleminlfi. Mrs. Itowcn'a PrcstlKe lit Pnlnnre
If the mystic una ritualistic
Ivlllo- r ,1,. ,..1. ..,. I...,. ' "'. Ceu. l. II MIS
ma
pill
I church ' movement, does not de
Jvelop to 1he point of realization
within the seven days allotted,
. twelve followers of the Callfor
j nla cultlsts are prepared to re
nounce her as their leader. This
was the announcement of .Toe
I C.ammol. leader of the Cnllcge
view grouu. after midnight Fri
day, tho time set for the Saviour
uined hidden from the general ""5"" .V ? - ' nU "e""li"'v '
if.no, however, there were other ' L 'i ' 8el h'V , cenae had b:' n ,HS"'d- "Wt
lasei lof the "end of the world" ft" ? 5 'a J haye not lccine,d whc
(Aianrlatnl ITrm lun) WlrO
SAX DircOO, cal.. Feb. 7.
Jack iJcmpsey, heavyweight
champion pugilist, and Kstel-
la Taylor, motion picture ac-
tress, shortly before noon to-
day secured a marriage 11-
cense at the ofice of the
county clerk here.
"We do not intend to get
married until Monday night"
gptnds Friday Her Fm Myrtl Creek
Edward Cachlln was In from! John J. Place was here today
Ponth Deer Creek Friday, and spent v'8'tlnK 'itn friends' and attend
the dav visiting with friends. He ! K to business matters. .Mr.
returned home last night. I 1 lace resides at Myrtle t'retk.
Hera Thursday
Vlrs.ll Woodruff was a business
visitor in this city Thursday. Mr.
Woodruff Is a Melrose resident, a id
returned home in the evening.
Mr. Brumbach Hera Friday
J. P. Hrumbach spent Friday In
Roseburg transacting business mat
ters. He is a Dlxonville resident,
and returned home yesterday af
ternoon. In From Winston
J. h. Wilson was In from the ru
ral districts yesterday transacting !
business and visiting with mends.
Mr. Wilson Is a resident of Win
Mr. Conn In
Kenenth Conn spent the day here
today visiting with friends and
tnuiKRrtiiie husiness. He resides
in Melrose, and returned homo this i lent the day
evening.
Richard Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Richards
pent the day here today visiting
with friends and shopping. They
reside at Sutherlln. and will re
turn home this evening.
noma Tor Week End
Evelyn Qulne arrived last night.!
from Corvallls. and will spend the
week end visiting with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. (jeorge K. Ouiue. She I
is attending u. A. c.
To San Francisco 4
Mrs. Josephine Myers, who spent
iasi nignt nere visiting, left this
morning for San Frunclsco. where
she will visit. She Is from Port
Townsend, Wash. .
From Round Prairie
V. Bounds was a visitor In Rose
hurg today, and spent the day
transacting business. He resides
nt Round Prairie, and returned to
that place this afternoon.
From Melrose
Visiting in this city today for a
few hours was James Metrger. Mr.
Metxger resides at Melrose and
was here attending to business In
terests and visiting.
Lathrops In
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lathrop spent
Friday In Roseburg visiting with
friends and attending to business
matters.! They are Myrtle Creek
residents.
Mrl. Nickens Visits
Mrs. A. 11. Nickens was a visitor
in HorelMitg Friday from points
south of town. She is a Looking
Glass resident, and was here shop
ping. Purchases Registered Goat
James A. Williams, of the Glen
Echo farm, has recently purchased
an Imported and registered Tog-
genhurg milk goat for his milk
goat farm.
ReedsDort Men Visit Today
William Dewar and Earl DMrd.
prominent Reedsport men. spent
the day here today attending to
business matters and visiting witn
friends. .
Spends Day at Myrtle Creek
J. R. Farrlngton. manager of the
local telephone exchange motored
to Myrtle Creek Friday, and spent
the ihty attending to business af
Dlxonville Residents Visit
W. H. Urown and daughter were
In Roseburg for a few hours yester
day visiting and shopping. They
reside at Dlxonville, and returned
home In the afternoon.
Mr. Rlchter In
R. Rlchter was In this city yes
terday and spent the dnv attend
ing to business matters and visit
ing. He returned to hi home at
Camas Valley In the evening.
will perform the ceremony.
As it is, we plan on getting
married Monf.ay night and
then leave for Los Angeles,
after which we will plan our
honeymoon."
ourt.'.l-s. Arvella May Halzar I ! hen. hi Jn"rney from;
lied suit against her divorced he?vt'n to earth- i
situation that became mutters of
public record.
One woman visited the district
attorney's office to ask aid in pre
venting her mother from dispos
ing of her property as the result
of Mrs. Kowen's prediction. She I
said her mother already hud
given a portion of her funds
to the Rowenltes' cause.
In Los Angeles county superior
co
lilen suit den
husband". Dr. F. J. Halzar. leader I Members of. the cult gathered
of the Rowenite colony in Pasa- 'heir homes last night, and i
dena, alleging that In his haste j early today scanned the heavens
to settle other accounts before the through a cloudless skv "cloud: I
end he was neglecting alimony i 'he unbeliever" .
navmentft fine her nnH'wnn nlrpu "itelievers of Mrs.
dy $1,000 in arrears. faith are able to see tho cloud
Takes a Week Anyway. I
PATCHOUCE, N. Y., Feb. 7. 1
The sun rose in the east today, 'explained to the expectant throng
Just as it has for untold ages; and '"at surrounded his home in Col
shone on the rude home of Robert I legevlew, a Lincoln suburb. Many
Reldt, the "Apostle of Doom" de- i persons were gathered inside tho
suite his fervid Derdictlons that C.ammel home, but only one oHier
at midnight last night would ot ,nn twelve Collegeview be- 'pa as loaning the credit of the
come the beginnig of the mlllen- ! 'levers In the prediction of dooms state to farmers or attempting by
of the
FARM BUREAU
MEETING WAS
WELL ATTENDED
(Continued from papa 1.)
Former Resident Vlsitr
Mrs. Rutiy Wrlprht. former Ftofl
htirR rPHldiT.t, who has l'n visit
Ins Mrs. Kvan Vlmr. ami, othv
friends for tho prist fr.w dpys. left
today for her home at Portland.
From Myrtle Creek
Visltini? with friends and shop
pint; a few hours In this elty ye-
terday was Mrs. A. ft. Corn run.
from Houthern points In the coun
ty. She reIdea at Myrtle Creik
Visits Today
Mrs. Frank Gillam and daughter
hero todav with
friends and shop nine;. Thev reside
at Winchester, and returta-d home
this afternoon.
From Drain
Mr. Korthrup and son were In to
day from points nonh of town.
They reside at Drain, and were
here visiting and attending to busi
ness maltem.
Miss Swift In
In today .visiting with friends
and shopping for a few hours, wus
Miss Lela Swift. Miss Swift re
sides on South Deer creek, and re
turned home this evening.
From Rural Districts
In from the rural districts to
day visiting with friends and shop
ping were Mr. and Mrs. John
Abeene. They will return to their
home at Fair Oaks this evening.
From Looking Glass
In from the southern part of the
county today for a few hours visit
ing and transacting husiness, was
Charles Williams. Mr. Williams
resides at Looking Glass.
Visiting Over Week End
Charles F. Lure, Jr.. and Clar
ence H. Lure were arrivals from
the north last night. They reside
at Med ford and will be here for the
week end.
Wally Rapp Home
Wally Rapp arrived from O. A. C.
at Corvallls yesterday, and will
spend the week end In Uoseburg
visiting with his parents and
friends.
Canada Resident Here
Mrs. T. G. Hymans; of Toronto,
Canada, Is a guest In Garden Val
ley of her aunt, Mm. 11. Kwens.
Mrs. Hyams is enroute to Califor
nio for an extended stay.
Undergoes Operation
Florence Kirkendall, the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrsl Kirkendall,
who reside at Camas Valley, under-
i Quick,
1 ll
i
When minutes count there
is no substitute for Quick
Starting Shell Gasoline
SHELL COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA
QuickjStarUng Quality
originated By SHELL
maintained by SHELL
sold everywhere by ggf LL
(iOVT. VKSSKI.S l'l.AV
ni'X'oiii) iiimizi; i i-.t
. :
went a nose and throat operation T ""'"""
led off ?h6re In a year.
this morning at Mercy Hospital.
A. C. Seely was In attendance.
)r.
Deputy Marshal Visits
C. C. Wells. Deputy Vnltcd
States marshal jWas here from
Portland, and spent a few hours
today attending to business mat
tors. He left for Medford on busi
ness. '
(AMoelitcd t'rw LmuM Wire.)
. NEWYOUK, Feb.. 7.,-n-
Many government ornft, In-
cludiiiK picket boats, coast
guard cutters and small speed
boats are on watch off the
New Jersey -coast to prevent
Mr. Rltter Here
Hugh Hitler Is here upending a
few days visiting with friends and
attending lo business Interests. Mr.
Hitter urrlvtd from Tiller luHt
night.
f. . .
Mr. .Jamison Visits
W. 11. Jamison spent 'yestdrday
and today hero attending to busi
ness interests. Mr. Jamison re
sides in Portland and returned
borne this evening.
plain. The cooperative law, the
Uowcn's federal farm loan act and the In
termediate credits act all stand
Transferred to Euqene
Clarence McOormick. until re
cently a resident of this cifv. In
low manager of the Pacific Fru't
find Produce Company's branch of
flees at Eugene, to which city he
moved a few days ago. H cuc
ceeds John U. R ul lion, transfern-d
to the management of the Seattle
offices.
and other sK-ns of the second practlraily unused awaiting the!
coming of Christ." Mr- Cnmrnel time when farmers will realize that j
explained to the expectant throng
they must Intelligently organize as
business men or be reduced to the
level of the European peasant.
"I deplore the use of such remed-
Sells Two Estates
J. W. Tollman of the Art Real
Kstpte company, reports two snh-s
In the Rdeti bower district, the Da
vis hom one block east of the
Riverside school. consisting of
eirht lots and two houses, and two
lot.i In Jones addition. Itoth were
bought by Can Ohman.
day was present. That was Mrs. congressional enactment the rais
(ammel. Mr. GammnJ went to the " of the price levels. They are all
back porch soon rt midnight to uneconomic and unsound. Let us
se If the first sln of the com- discard these fallacies and return
Ing uilllenium "Christ appear- to sound fundamental principles of
fng as a small cloud." was vis- government and work out in co-
Ible. but on his return did not operation with our other citizens, a
indicate what visions, if anv. ho sound and lasting prosperity based
had seen In the sky. on sound economic and business.
According to the belief of mem- principles.
bers of thtv Rowen faith. Christ's, "Let us In Oregon ii;e no back-)
first appearance was to have been unnl mi. T..t m t.-v r,n ii. .,vt
Mopeiui an inrougn tne nigni " me iorm oi a smaii cioud nes- f,w years cooper.v!cn with ouri
that the sign would come, Reidt ; eendine at a rapid rate toward other citizens nr.d i.'-e if ue can not i
watched the heavens until morn-1 the earth. He was to make several attract mch population and wealth
lng. When nothing startling bad Rtops. the first on a planet near- to our state that nur tax problem
happened at midnight In the east, lt heaven, whfre the saints were will be no more, that our market
he still felt that the end might o Join him and accompany the problem wilt be lnrgelv solved, rb !
come within the next three hours ! Lord to earth. The descent was Dy cooperation good feeling shall
... ihm. nf vpii oav Bnq me re- replace division end strife, pros-1
turn trip a like time. It was be- periiy Increase and caplu-.l and
lieved. 9 population b atti acted. j
"f.rror In ProDlierv." ... ... . . ...
pi wn ivn r. - i w live in a siare or wondernil
hood of his shack: reporters In- Scores of followers of the Rnwen-
lerviewed bim. cameramen tooKt cult, who believed the'world's
his picture. Once his chief dlsend was coming. adly returned
elide. W illard Downs, drove awar to their home, todav. wear from
the crowd under a shower of hot ; loss of sleep after waiting of und economic prlclples Is the
water. At another time Downs' throuchout the nfgiit for the : nwr to all our Oregon problems." ;
son. Dantel. attempted to take his great rav of light shlnln from J Mr- Mnnsf!i'ld's addresa was
father home forcibly. A scuffle tho constellation Orion that thpv , loudly applautled and It seemefl as
followed and the son was persu- ! believed was to herald the end. i 'hough be had struck a popular!
aded to leave with difficulty. Thl ! "We didn't see the light: there chord with the farmers of litis dls-
morning ail that was left was hts was an error in the prophecy",
shack and his faithful little band, the leaders said.
TM Hunch Hmh ARM. I n
nKRKKLKt, Cal., Feb. 7. Kl-I A N. Holman. a business victor Bureau
lum and the salvation
"chosen few
Reidt and his followers, who
had lived through as hectic a
night as may ever be their lot,
were still confident today thut the
"promised sign" of the second
coming of Christ is not far off.
Just when, he would not say, al
though yesterday he declared tne
end of the world would take
fully seven days,
when It woufd be midnight in
Hollywood. Cal., the home of Mrs.
Margaret Rowen, the leader of the
cult. Hundreds of curious per
sons gathered in the neighbor-
Roy Durbln Invests
Roy Durbln. former salesman
with the "Duds for Men" store in
Ropeburg, now conducting a haber
dashery in Klamath Fails, has pur
chased Jointly with hjs partner,
Fred Houston, business properd
in "that city, on which, thev will
erect a brick building within tin
next two or three years.
Standard Bearers Food Sale
The Stnndnrd Dearer of the
Methodist church, north, held a
cooked food sale today In th'
rhow windows of th McKean.
Darby & Hair win furniture store
The proceeds are to go to a pN'dr"
mart by the organization some
t'm piro. which is to support some
"Mident in thu mission field. A sil
v r ta was held some time afro
pnd n goofl sum was realized to
start the fund.
possibilities. Ijft us do our duty and
we can realize them. .
j "Organization, coopej-atlon, good
! will toward all and the observance
Hugh Whipple Here
Hugh W hipple Is here from Drnln
to spend a short time visiting with
friends, and to attend the basket
ball game between the Ashland
Klks and the National Guard teams
tonight at the armory.
Bend Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Houston
were here from the coast yesterday
and visited. They reside nt Rend,
and left this morning by motor for
the south to visit.
Sutherlln Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Shupe were i prom Mt Scott-
The. lbiuor fleet was re-
ported 42 miles off tho Jer-
sey coast, slowly moving
northward. A steamer of
about 3,000 tons led the pro
! cession. Trailing her wore
, smaller steamers, schooners
and a converted yacht about
a dozen in all. Cases of 11-
quor were piled high on tho
decks of some of the cruft.
Their decks cleared for
action, tho government vos-
sels kept at a distance of a
few miles. '
Commissioner and Wife Leave
County Commissioner Charles
necky and wife left today for
Portland to visit and attend to
business matters. They are motor
ing down.
Ing.
On
I Returns to Glendale
, Miss Clark, who spent the day
' here yesterday visiting with
1 friends and bhnptmr, returned to
4 1 her home at Clundulu this morn-
Business
L. R. Chltds arrived hero last
night from the south, nnd spent
today .In Roseburg attending to
business matters. Mr.-Child is a
Medford rtsldent.
Returns to Eugens
C. G. Ford, who spent yesterday
In Roseburg looking, after business
interests, returned to his home at
Eugene this morning. ;
From Rook Creek
' Rpending the week end In this
city attending to business matters ,
and visiting with friends, is R. Q.
Jones. Mr. Jones arrived from
Hock Creek last night.
From Rock Creek
Carl Messing la spending the
week end In Roseburg visiting with
friends and transacting business.
He arrived from Rock Creek last
night.
Spending Week End "
Stanley Dewicke arrived last
night from his home at Rock Creek
and la spending the week end In
Roseburg on business and visiting
with friends.
visitors In this city for a few hours
today, anil transacted business.
They reside near Sutherlln. Mr.
Shupe has a large fruit ranch near
there.
To Leave For Portland '
Mrs. C. H. Davles, of the ogue
Millinerv. will leave Sunday morn
ing for Portland. She will be gone! for r few hours, was Mrs
until the end of the week, and will HUMinMl. .Mrs. iiuhmicii
Robert Cntlln was hero from Mt.
Scott yesterday on business. He
left today for Portland, where he
will attend to business matters.
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
il COlONIAL CONUNIIiUM PUZZLE NO. 93
By J. C BOYD
From Rock Creek
In from (lie rural dislriclw today
vlrdtln? with friends and HhoppinK
A. S.
resides
attend thu ffiiring
Ings.
millinery open-
at ItiH k Creek.
Here Few Day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I.. Redding nf-1
rived here lute yestunlny after- j
noon Troin the north. They are
from Everett, bWhIi.. nnd will be
here a day or bo before going on
south. a
Visit Friday
J. w. IlHlley or Finn rranrwro.
Oliver C. White, of Jjm Angeles,
and H. C. llutler of Oakland, were
vixitors anc guet at the I knights
Hotel. Thev are on their way
home by moior after a triji north.
MOSES LAKE DIM
n 6i a 7i ei i 10
n 'fu g "Tv 1
I" '
Mou iem UaiA
31 m I I
HORIZONTAL.
8 drive In an 22 pertaining
IN FLOOD S PATH i
PPflKANK. Feb. 7. Moen Lake I
dam burnt rhortly before non to-
day. it wait reported by the Chron-:
Irle'g correspondent at Kphrata, and i
fifty families In Crab creek valley
were reported In danger from the
irici.
Itte thin afternoon the 1925 offi
cers for the loni:l.is County Farm
elected. President
Kreuger had charge of today's
ner r. . rrovtnce. nean or tnei Roseburg Friday, and an over
Iterkeley group of 'Iteformed" night guest, returned to his home meeting and was pleased to si-c a I
Seventh Day Advcntlsla, who aat at Portland this morning. 1 line attendance. j
Yom-1 Men'a Club Meets
A in. "Mng of the new organlm
''" the Young Men's club was held
Th irsdnr .evening si 7:00 o'clock
In the Palace of Sweets banquet
room. The meeting was railed in
get the young men. who are not In
husiness for themselves, hut will
he the future business men of the
citv, Interested In the oreanlra
tion. The group Is being formed I
for booster purposes, and their I
work will be along the same line-'
s that of the notary club. A I
luncheon was served after tie I
meeting. The club will araln meet I
n-xt Wednesday, at which time th
oflfcera will be elected.
On Way to California
Mrs. A. J. Ilorton. son. M. If
Keen'e, and daughter. Mrs. L. It
Porter, are stonuing over In Itose
burg today. They are resident of flood waters.
Seattle, and are on Ihelr way tin
Los Angeles, where they have NKPPKI., Wash . Fi b.
Dronertv. iat the foot of Moses
automobila
7 honeyed
11 front part
of a ship
3 concludes
Interval
of time
17 part of a
Scotchman's
attire
19 illuminated
20 group con
idcred aa
a whole
to the
moon
t i the end
25 Insignifi
cant part
27 a necklace
of twisted
wire wom
by ancients
29 -annex
80 possessive
pronoun
Jll urgea on
83 lady
VERTICAL.
1 small, evil 14 astringent
spirit
2 belonging
to it
4 spoken
6 preposition
6 bird of
nocturnal
habits
8 tiny
9 half an en
10 paradiM
12 conjectured
16 male deer
1 8 compose
21 pendent .
maas of
eonjrealeel
water
22 charge
with anv
raunitioa
23 classed
26 label
28 plural of M
7. A dam
lake here I
went out today anil sent a lffool.
Kiddle Woman Returns wall of water rolling down Crab,
Mrs. I). Conner, who spent yes- creek Into the Columbia river at
terday In this cllv visiting wllh her , Heverly, Jil miles below, but did :
sons, Clyde and Itov Catching, left IHtle damage so far aa could be i
ascertained. I
F.I.I.KNSm'Ilti. Wash, Fe 7,-j
Milwaukee railway officials hero
this morning reported receipt of a
Move To Cottacje Grove I message front Kphrata, in (iinnt J
Mr. and Mr H. L. Cooper, w ho county, slating that "Indications ;
have been making their home In are" that the enormous Moses lake ,
this city for several years, have 'dam, f'l miles east of Kllensburg, ;
moved to Coltace firove, where has gone out. If true, it Is stated,
they Intend to reside ermanciilly. here, the Milwaukee trai ka for
Mr. Coo,er has accepted a position miles in uritnt county will be wasii.
Herewith la solution to Paul
No. 92.
for her home at Middle this morn j
Ing. Mrs, Conner has been spend
Ing the past six weeks In Portland I
visiting with friends. j
with the Southeastern railroad.
ed out.
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Solve thia puaxl by compauN
Ing the synonyms listed in the)
"llorilontal" and "Vertical"
columns wiJi th number cat
space extending crosswise or
downward on th diagram, as
th case may be. If a word
occur to yon meaning sub
stan ti ally the urns aa th
synonym and th correct num
ber of letter to fit in th
pace between it number and
th flrat shaded atop following,
writ it In lightly. Work wmy
th email words, th "easy
words, first, and the will glr
yon plenty of clues u the, dif
ficult one.
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