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Newspaper Page Text: EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. MAY 2. 1925. OPENING SUMMER DANCING SEASON SATURDAY NIGHT on the banks of the Umpqua at Winchester Music by those famous "BLUE DEVILS"-S o 'em-featuring all the latest dance hits Best Dance floor in Countv i O.A.C. SCHOOLS MUSIC i SUMMER SESSION JUNE 2 1 -JULY 30 Special Intensive Courses for Music Teachers All newly conditioned r Hear Harold Bemis. the boy with a voice of gold JITNIiY DANCING If you don't dance, drive over and hear the music. I WILL WESR PEDALS Voice, Piano, Violin, Harmony, Public School Music (Aiix-t.trd rrm Uf H'lrr.) HA.NOVLIt, Mny . Tho iire- We are today offering three farnm at sacrifice prices, pro- 4 vldinj? they are sold before May 15th. 1f40 acres; about 125 .acres of farm land; 500 acres, more or less, of open pasture. It has been estimated that there is O 2o,uui,nuv fwt of aw limbT. sawmill now operating close DUNCAN CELL YIELDS PEPPER AND SIX SAWS (Continued from pare 1.) mediately thrown Into the double locked cell with Duncan, and will be placed in military confinement each nlKht. He lias spent the greater part of the day protesting sldent-eloct. Field Marshal Von to this place; running stream against such treatment, and insists Special Pedagogical Courses. Glee Club and Orchestra Conducting. F.minent Fnculty F.uropean Training Reasonable Tuition Rate Ideal Study Conditions 8end for special Bulletin. Apply Paul Petri, Director, Corvallis, Oregon 2 t SUNDAY AT THE t : CHURCHES : First Church of Christ. Scientist.: 812 K. Douglas SL Regular services : are held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, this meeting Includes testimonies or healing. Sunday I school convenes each Sunday niorn-i Himlcuburg. cxpeeis to arrivo in Merlin on May II. remaining at the chancellm-H palace until after his Inauguration on tiro follow ing duy. lianovers citizens are planning a torchlight parade In honor of tho provident- elect Thursday. In response to a letter of con gratulation from Dr. Wllh'lm Marx, the unsuccessful rnndidu'u of the republican bloc, the field marshal swit a reply In whi h, after thanking Dr. Marx for hfs rellcltatioiiH he said: "I urn happy to note that you take the p:i ie standpoint, which I would have held in the event of your victory at the polls. Your wlfhes Tor our sorely troubled fatherland coin cide with mine. May I hey lie fulfilled through tho unselfish and unifying work of all to whom l.ermnny Is dearer than political party." The delicate problem as to whe ther he should wear a fro or n mfliturv uniform rt t hi in Huttered Turnips ; aui-uration is said to hav- been ORANGE LANTERN TEA ROOM Sunday dinner, 5:30 p. m. to 7:. 'lu p. m. MKMI Tomato Ilroth Fruit Cocklull Creamed Chicken in Rosettes Mufchcd l'otatocs 4 tiirougn place; lair nouse; tha, h bo furnished wlih hot large new barn; 11 miles to water for a bath, and promises the Coos Hay Highway. We are ffjt,.rs with all kinds of dire pun- offering this land at S.u0 per ishment if the sanilary conditions aero for a short time. of tno jttu ar0 n()t improved at once. He Is even preparing to np- 135 acres: 60 acres of prunes, VPa to the governor, because of 3U acres of petites and 30 ,,e luck of proper bathing facilities acres of Italians; orchard In ho has Informed the officers. good condition; two family District Attorney Cordon stated orchards of mixed fruit; one this morning that Hudson's case seven-room house and one wM Da tak,.n before the grand Jury three-room house; nine tunnel , lt . ulllte robable that a I NEW TODAY I FDR R EXT Furnished apartment I'hone 123. GLADIOLI bulbs for eule. 030 W. Oak St., Tel. 15s. dryer: several out-bulldingH;. inriudes all Implements to op- erate place, six head of cattle some hogs, chickens and one horse. All for $20,000. i4 34 acres: 2S7 acres of river tne charge Hudson may receive bottom; Duiance nrsi. ' pasture; running charge of aiding a prisoner to es cape, will be lodged against him. The law provides In such, cases that the penalty may be equal to that of the prisoner to whom such aid was given, and if convicted of class stream Ing at 9:45. All ages from 4 to 20 years niay be admitted. The read ing room In front of the church is open daily except Sundaynnd holl-, days from 2 to 4 p. m. The public ia cordially Invited to attend. 'I he ' subject of the lesson will bo: "Kverlastlng Punishment." i Sliced Tomatoes Hot I'arker House Itolls Strawberries and Cream College Ice Cream Orange Sherbet Coff.-n T, a Milk i'rice, SI per piste Opposite Antlers Tin at re I solved by Field Marshal Von Mln. denhurg. According to th i pre- nt plans, he will wear 1 Prince Albert, -but with it, a numlier of ! war medals. I o I I very stiff sentence. The officers slnte that thev havA through tho entire place: on DP(,n informed by Hudson that he 4V good road: school on the pla-e previously Berved a term In the 4 I'rice 1K.000. There Is a mort- Washington stale prison at Walla , gage of $10,000 which can re- 4 Walla on . charge of violating the coat main on the place. prohibition law. iii'j - - - - - - hid grniui jury win meei on 4 a4va Monday, May IS and at that time ; i .Mt-TTi.- 'iH consider the charges nfainxt ' MAY CI.O.NH MI.I.AIKT1K !,. am aKanf,t ,lu,Non' Cir-' Dusting sulphur at Metzger's. Scythes and snaths at Wharton Bros. GIRL STABS SWEETIE from Fresni. When Medina step ped from his apartment to the street, Medina's wife, who is lit, told the police that she had wit nessed tho stabbing affray from a window. Medina was slabbed TRACK MEET OPENS (AaocUtrd Vnm Lnant Wirt.) OAKLAND. Cal., May 2. Philip i "'rougn tne marl. Medina. 33, of Fresno, was slabbed to death here today In a quarrel with t onsuelo (tobies also of Fres no, believed to be a former fiancee. The police said that after the stale btng the girl boarded a stage with Stockton ss her destination. The police of that city have been ask ed to look for her. A few days ngo Melllm was mnr rled to another girl, ntel'the couple enmo here on their hnneymoon. The Hollies plrl fell iwed them ATTENTION CO. D. (Am-Utrd I'M Lut Wlrr.) j CORVALLIS, Ore., May 3 The ; I'nlversity of Washington-Oregon Agricultural College dual meet on jened here this afternoon. Tho weather was good. Summaries: Mile run, won by Clayton. O. A. iC: Wilde, Washington, second; J Mason, O. A. C. third. Time 4:24:4. 440 yard dach won by Applegate, Washington; Karnhart, O. A. C. second; Myers, Washington third. (Annclatnl Ple Vntri Wire.) PORTLAND. Ore.. May 2. Clo ng of the Willamette river to commercial fishing is advocat ed by Captain A. K. Murgduff. state game warden in his monthly rcteirt to the game commission. cuit Court will meet on May 25. SMUGGLED HOOTCH ( Aaoclatml Prw Uud WleO NEW YORK, Mav 3 Pola iNeerl. Polish motion picture star. Till' could only be permanently has been asked to appear before effected liurchduft states through'""' collector oi me port nere .Mon constllu:lonal amendment setting day to answer alle gations that she the river aside to rema n forever attempted to smuggle sixteen bot a trolling und sre stream, thus ties of liquor Into this country barring any succeeding legislature ihen she arrived last ni.uht ou the fr.mi Hirowln the river Open tc Meamsnip ucn ngaria, it commtTclal fishing. ; learned today. Cultivators and weeders of kinds at Wharton Ilros. all Roofing at Wharton Mros. my nil, may mi. ...,, r. ., HLK 10. M AltSTF.RS, Comdg. ,)M, dwh wo , 0 1 Washlnglon: Schroder, Washing- Another of those enjoyable eve-!n. second; Peltret. Wushlnglou. n'.ngs next Saturday at tho Wlg-jthlrd. Time 10 flat, warn Tavern. shot put Hgtvet, Washlnglon, o first; Itrlx, Washington, second: Have you something to 1!, to ( ram. O. A. C. third. Ill.ilamo 43 tnide, to give awuy. Use News- feet fl inches. Hcvtew column n TGDAY'S BASEBALL OBSERVE "CHAMPOEG DAY" KJtKXrKK, yH K ), X A A V J J A T J, it A X X A . X May Day Ball ARMORY Tuesday, May 5 Auspices Business and Professional Woman's Club National League, At Philadelphia ; First game tlu innings) Ho don 4 1 i Philadelphia 1 2 Matierles: Oeiiewich and O'Ntll; I!uy American guaranteed fence "'"K aml At Pittshurgh R. H Cincinnati 3 r. Pittsburgh. - J 15 Pulteries: Donahue. Benton. Die-j toxical Society I nt Wharton Ilros. I FIND OLD NKF.I.DTON. R. II. E. E, miller, SI hau and W 1111:0, Doug lass; .Meadows and Smith. Snyiler. MUSIC BY THE BLUE DEVILS Admission $1.10 The Best Dance of the Year. I I (AMoclatttt Vtm laard Wir.) I I MKDKORI), Orrpon, May 2. i Vhil plowing lait Wednt-silay on litthe Luke Uynn ranch on llic Hut-J t y;pw. ynrk ii ; te C'riM'k near McCloud, (ienrco nr,.L:i n . ni 1 1, iint'arin 11 a nu mil n HKcie- . I ton. Kxam natii.n li-ad to tho ho ;!liff that it win probnhly that of. 55 M the d nirth of tinw it hail hreii M ! mined, nlthoiiKh 'oroiHT Conarr -,r 1 iifi mr n" jpara. i !.',,.,, 1 ('.nun 1 1 A hun'tni? knir of Indian .((, ',,, I typ mad' from black flint a hunt 1 i,f i;lr-lphi; ' ' j fmir cn in hos In l'm;th and i !:ltt.rt-: livan" finr ln'hes wid n!ft fntintl V;il. Com Itu-an : wnn nit remain?. Loronvr i on- , y 1 int In vrstifat d tlio mattt-r ami ! Vi I hroiiKlit th Kkclcloa to Mt dlord : ttlnTP It Will he nl:..'...l mi ..yhi-i biimn. rORTI.AN!. Ore., Way 3. , "f'hanipoeK 1 ay" drew crowds I from here, today to celebrate nt 1 IChanipep park wliere n vote was j ; taken X2 yearn uno by the nettlera l 0;of Oregon to come under the American flag. The river rxmndon on the J steamer Madeline, leaving early this morning was one of the larg- est that has made the trip and in- i 1 j ilicatEoiiH given to (ieore Ilfma. i Z secretary of the Oregon State I lis- j re that the vol- ' ume of onto travel and travel by electric train, not only from Tort- land, but from other Willamette I H. E. valley point.-, would bo greater 11 3 than ever before. J New York 7 14 0, - - - Hatterien: Vance. Crimea ant' I)e- MISSING GIRL FOUND j It'-rry, Taylor; N hf, Scott and Af Philadelphia '.'ilson. 3? 3k 3 It's too Late to Insure after tho accident happens. lieprets won't pay the damage. lusure loda..'. We write fire Insurance and the a rimis nutomohlle lusiiranco cor ernjtes. Our anency l.i at your service nt all Hues. Miiy wo werve you? Fhone or call. G. VV. Youn 2 & Son Insurance 116 Can St. Phone 417 American League. At Moslon R. New York 4 lloilon 5 Itulterles: Jones. Shawkei O'Neil. SchaiiK; WiliKfiell I'lcinich. tAMnrlalod Vrm Wire. 1 ASTORIA. May 3 After being R. II. E. imlr.siuK fer nearly two days Mar- Raret Knicht, n, was found yesler- 6 10 4 day hhliiiK In a ham a short ilis- 12 K J;tance from her home nt Warren- Kamp and! ton, although word of her recov t'arlson and ery was not received by offlrers ni-re iiiiiii ia-1 infill. i ne piri (save no reason for her disappear- ance. : II. E. 8 1 $ 3 and i MOSTON". Mass., Mav 2. I.leit and! tenant Alexander V. MacAuIav. Massachusetts national Guard, FOR SALE Fireproof safe. Inside dimension 24x32x14. 118 Cass Ku FOR RENT Furnished house, mod-' ern. Inquire 116 So. Jackson St. FOR SALE-Wood, ash, oak- and ' ' laurel. Olmsted, 1171 W. 1st. St. BARGAIN In furnished "rooming ! house. Inquire of O. W. Young ; & Hon. , FOR RENT Furnished upurlments 1 2 and 3 rooms. Inquire at 143 ; Chadwlck St. i VANTEIGood heavy horseand I harness, one that will drive eith er single or double. Phone 4G0. WANTED Two horse disc, must I be in good condition. A. L. I HouKhtaline, ItridKe, t)reon. I FOR" RENT Furiifcihed"apartnien7, 2 rooms. Rath, hot and cold water : Close In. 62U N. Jackson St. ; NOTICE Turkey Raisers. We Bet I our last turkey eggs May 4th, and j our last hen eggs May 11th. Earl Vosbuch, 391-Y. , EXCHANGE Willamette "Valley I farms, for southern Oregon, For I information write Knkacka & f Zysset. Sclo, Oregon. j FOR RENT Furnished "rooms-for f light housekeeping. 2os East ' Court St. Call from 9 D. m. In 5 I. m. RUMMAGE SALE Monday May 4 I j at Sykes Iluilding across from the j Liberty Theatre. Anything from j i shoes to coats. Renefit to Worn j an's Club Building. FOR SALE New Columbia-drag i i saw SI 10 cash, lias cut only 15' j tier wood. Also No. 3 Gould Hy-! draulic ram. SIS. Address R. I I C. H. care News-Review. FOR SALE 25 acres, 3 miles out ! i on good road, good house, water j piped in, suitable for poultry and j dairy. Price $2S00, terms. Chas. i Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St. 'FOR SALE New modern 5 room house, full basement, built In kit chen, breakfast nook, garage, lot 50 by 225 feet. Price J370O. very easy terms. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE or trade for undeveloiv ed property not over 10 miles from Roseburg, completely equip ped dairy farm In high state of cultivation. Address Ilox 827, Roseburg, Ore. AGENTS WANTED rhoto Sup plies. Films & Cameras sells good. Rig commission to agents. Catalog free. Factory represen tative. Jerome 1 Linus, Seattle, Wash. Box 776. AGENTS WANTED Wear a styl ish shirt and double your earn ings. Free selling outfit. Fastest seller. Send for proof. Fashion Wear Shirts. Dept. N. 1 Cincin nati, Ohio. - SALESMAN OR AGENTS WANT ED Amazing Styling Shoes. Large cash commissions Introduc ing popular S3 95 and S4.95 shoes. Actual samples furnished. Write quick. Style Arch Shoes. Dept. N. 5 Cincinnati. Ohio. A GOOD EXCHANGE IIARGAIN FOR THE RIGHT PARTY A 1 ni-Mi N --H i Safety Linked With Service We believe you will enjoy trans acting your banking business at the Roseburg National Bank where safety is linked with service. Join our happy family of depositors. TheRosebmgNalional Bank Roseburg, Ore SI INDIGESTION This condition clogs up the system and prevents proper functioning of the body. Chiropractic alms directly at the Bource of the trouble, and by adjust ing at the spine relieves Indigestion. "Youn for Hearth" IN0ICCS7ION D'- C. M. McNeil Rapp Bui'Iding Chiropractic Specialist Phone S94-J 327 West Cass JV SURELY THIS EATING BUSINESS IS AN AVFUL HABIT BUT IT MUST BE DONE. THEREFORE THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD, SO LONG AS IT COSTS NO MORE. GRIMM BROS. i- MILK BREAD. PHONE 133. LAST TIME TODAY KILLED IN. CRASH At Chicago St. Louis Chicago rt;-.t!i ries: Dnnforth an.) Stvereid; tate r and Stlnlk whose aenip ane crashe l near the R. II. E. j Boston air port today, when takin? ; 1 4 2off for army and navy day man- .1 S 1 euvers. died this nflernorm at the; .in tJiMer.East Boston relief station. ' Lieutenant MacAulay who was pilot of a national guard plnne, : with Private Angus D. Macl'hee j as mechanician was caught In thp R. 9 1 small apartment house, complete ly furnished for house keeping, having a erofs Income of nearly a hundred dollars a month. Is centrally located on a paved, street, pavement and sewer cost all 1 aid. Will exchange for sub urban property in Roseburg. Myr tle Creek or Canyonvllle. not to exceed $15m) In value. Must be suitable for breeding high class poultry on a small scale, will give easy terms on the difference. Address proprietor Maple Street Apartments. Myrtle Point Oregon GEORGE O'BRIEN and an all Star Cast in "THE ROUGHNECK" taken from the famous story by ROBERT W. SERVICE, author of "The Spell of the Yukon." s Also "IDAHO" Prices this feature Controlled by producer 1Cc&25c MAJESTIC At Washington H. R Philadelphia 6 Washington 2 Ji 1 wreckage of the machine when It Uatterles: Harris and Cochrane; I struck the harbor mini flnts. rhy OPPOSE JAP LABOR CovelisUie, Marberry and Kuel. THE LIBERTY THEATER .irxIi,-VT , LAST TIME TONIGHT At Our Regular Prices Only 10 and 15 Cents THE WESTERN IDOL OF THE SCREEN DR. DEAN B. BUBAR ert'UMKTnisr Buerlallst In fitttnc t)ln..f.e 11C Jaikini Ht. 737" At Cleveland lletioit Cleveland Italterles: Collin: Woodull: t-nilttl. Spe Klevi n Innings. R. H. B. 7 10 2 s iO . Stoiier and i ce ami Myatt. slclans salit tils skull, jaw. leg, arm and olhcr bones were fractured. Muol'hot juries. escaped with niittor in- INSPLCTIt.N Ton:. IHaiiry Carey I A D IB i. V DR. HARRISON FOLK Chiropractor V Ehctronlo and Klectro-Theraphy S 41? Perkins Illdg. rAwltl rri tnvt nit.) Kl'CKXK, Ore., May 2. Malor Oeneral Creed C. Ilamniond. chief of the in II 1 1 hi Imre.iii of the Cull ed States war department Ivft I Washington, D. C, today for a I tour' of Inspect'on or national I guard camps and other military Lost ; posts on the Pacific Co:i t. ac 4 ! cording to word received here. Hi; I! will visit Camn Lewis. Wash. 6 j Portland. Eugene nud Pan Kran 6 Cisco, remnlning on the coast for 7 1 approximately two weeks. 8l o 9 PRINCESS HAS SON Phone 491 "Beyond Border" where anything mi':ht V happen and everything is knon to have happened. g ALSO: THE FEATURE COMEDY I "THEff.OLD'BUG" AH'iOt THE THOS. A. EDISON WONDERS g Sunday and Monday: BABY PEGGY. vMCOTmMTrTMTIMM Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor NtTTe atij Spine PiMH-iallst. 3:i IVrklfifi niiix. Vhvnc 5r4 Dr. H. C. Chiwch OPJOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Or I ( A irlHt.l 1r,-Mi l.riat V. lro. I NKW YORK, May 2 The offl clnl standing of the Natlieial ! League liielmlliig games of Friday I was announced todav hv I'resiih nt I Jehn A. lle.Mll, r as follows: I Team Won .ew ioih Cincliiuatl 9 Chicago !l Phllad-lphla , 7 Preolilvn "i I'llif lui'gh S St. Louise 5 ltoston 4 f'HICACO. Mav 2 The official ! TPRIX. Italy. Mav 2 fnre stalellpg of the Ainerii an L'-anue i striilied Joy p,-rvid'-d the Villa In. -hiding games of ycMi rdav. foI-.Calvl tixlay over the Mrlh of a ro- ;bust son to Prinress Yolendo, eld Lost jest daughter of King Victor Km- 3 manuid an.l Queen Helens and 4 wife of Count t'Rlvlilill llercolo. 4 The boy wss named Clorglo after 6 his paternal grandfather h) dud 9 rM-enlly. 12 10 LEGION MEETS TUES. i " An Important nieet'ng of fmpo.ua Post Americnn glon will be held Tuesday night at tho Armory. Dele- 4 rntes for the state convention will be elected. Mk4 fAiv-itr.t ITMi l..-a1 Wire.) TOLKDO, Ore.. Mny 3. Tll r.ens of Toledo, at a mass meeting last night adopted a resolution pro testing against reported plans of the Pacific Spruce corporation to emplov Japanese laborers in Its saw mill. Dean Johnson, vlre-prcs-lilent of the corporat ion, explained that only a limited number of Jap anese had been Intended to employed on work for which It was difficult to obtain white labor, i He said that If the mills present j plans fir contracting with white labor proved satisfactory no Jap anese would be brought here. Watklns Vanishing Cream vents tan. pre- Arundel, piano tuner. Phone I53-L. he DANCE AT Melrose Saturday Night May 2 Renefit for LooXing Class Hall Team KEEP SMILING CONSTIPATION the cause of much suffering responds loELECTRO-CHIR O-' PRACTIC treatments. Why take drugs when help is pos sible Let us explain our METHODS to you with out cost. Electro Chiropractic HEALTH SERVICE Dr. Rupert A. Moon 324 Perkins Bldg. Phone S54 n i Cnrden toots at Powell's. CWI'tUlsVemaaMsMsaaBsWgMa LAST TIME TONITE 1 "North of I 36" . a lows : Team Wen Wil-lltnglen 10 Cl.'Velaihl 10 Philadelphia : t 'lleagii ii S. I .mi's 7 New Yoik 4 Detroit 4 Ho.'ten 3 YI'STI ISDW'S IIKM'I.TS: ( -t.t.Hl iTrw tt.r.i At Portland 2. fy rnon 1 At I. o Angeles , Sacramento I 1 u tmintng. At Seattle ; Oakland 2. At .van Kranrlsco 4, Halt Ilosekrg- Portland Auto Freight Express Service, Freight Rate (Dally Service! PStBURQ OFFICE 401 Oak SL Phone 31-J i PORTLAND OFFICE E. Water and Yamhill Phone 6368, Auto Freight Terminal VERY WISE INDEED! Wisdom is but a collection of eiperlence. The wisest benefit by the experience of others as well as by their own. Any man insures after an acci dent, a fire, a sudden destruc tion of his property. A wise man Insures before an eventuality. SUNDAY MONDAY LEWIS STONE and an all Star Cast "Why Men Leave Home" "PATHE NEWS" FEATURE COMEDY "Bluedcvils" Orchestra ANTLERS 9