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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925. J .j'I ir, - Safety Linked With Service We believe you will enjoy trans Bc'tfnfc your banking bun In ess at (he KoKf-burR Nutional Hank wber nnfely in 11 nk-l with service. Join our happy family of depositors. TheRosebuigNaliondl Bank Rosebur,Ore. 0PFICII1LS SMI HILL 1 x nnii nnu - . . u i . i ii n ii nun nun nr nirnmiinrn nr nnu r l uiuuiimuLu i:im IIOI.I) cox. VKSTIOX HKI1K. OMACM STOMACH This trouble may come from a dilfcated verte- brae which impinges uwn a stomach nerve. Our spinal a.l JiihI m. ntM remedy thu illHonli-r anil leave the stomach in fine, active condition. "Your for Health" Dr. C. M. McNeil Chiropraetle Specialist Phone 694-J 327 West Cass Sign Of Breaking Up Of . Liquor Fleet Reported j Off Coast ! I Invitations have been ex- tended to the Oregon State Music Teachers Association to hold its next annual meet- Inn In Itoseburg. The asio- elation la now in convention 1 In Portlund. and It Is hoped that the teachers can be In- duced to come to Koseburg next year. Telegrams have boon font by th Chamber of Commerce. Hotary, Kiwanl- am. and I'mpqua Chiefs, as well aa business houses and Inillviduals. At a late hour this afternoon no answer had been secured. ! J NEW TODAY J FOIl SALE Canary, good singer. new cage, 16.W. 443 So. Main. VESSELS SCATTERED War to Finish May Result . However a,nd Land and Sea Attacks Will Probably Result (AnncUtal Vfm Uun Wire.) NKW YOKK, May 9. Signs of government said, not a single rum craft had been able to get through the lines. The ships that departed will be watched to determine whether at tempts will be made to land thelrt liquor cargos through other ports. WASHINGTON. May 9. The en durance context between the At lantic rum fleet and the - coast guard's dry navy continued today wlih every indication that It will be a war to the finish with land the breaking up of the liquor fleet Bna Br attacks, reprisals and a anchored along Hum How, off the l'n important features. coast, were reported by coast .. "'";- " accepiea (guard officials who were inform-lh" aKe ba,t"' wl,h "winter jel by wireless that some of the 0"',n!,lve ""signed to drive a rum ships had lifted anchor and I ',ro,"fh PIo"imr lines, jput out to sea as a result of the hl'h they hope to follow with a government blockade. Soast KUHd j " . , , . , 7uur' officials considered the. scattering iu..-. v'ul"n. of some of the vessels aa a first j victory in the blockade establish ed four days ago. Since then thei Rapp Building T PLANS FOR COUNTY MEETS COMPLETE SCHEDULES MADE ) fAwocUtfd ITm LcuH Win.) VIENNA, May 9. One pernon vas killed and two wen wounded when a woman named Menrla Car nlciu, witnesttinfc a performance of I two's "Peter Oynt" at the Na tional Theatre laKt nlnht fired S revolver Bhota at members of his. box party. All persona In the box were Mac edonians, police said, and attribute the shoot in t? to a political' fud. The man killed was described as Arnntitovlc PrilIzzr. a member of the Macedonian federullBt party. Police said the woman represented Macedonia autonomlxU under Mos cow's direction. Ice boxes at Powell's. THREE HUNDRED LUMBERJACKS QUIT (AmotUIH I'm Leatrd Wlr. MODKSTO, Tal.. May 9. Three hundred lumberjacks dropped their tools at the Standard Lum ber Company's ramps. Humble llee and Cow Creek, located nbove Son ora, yesterday afternoon, claiming disatisfactfon with the woods boss and demanding his removal be fore they will return to worn. Word brought to Sonora was that more men were ready to strike to morrow unless their demands were met by the company. W. W. Weber, superintendent said the men, knows not hint; about the handling of men or how to op em to the ramp. J. II. Kaffenfoss, assistant sup erintendent nf the company who is In rharse of the ramps said last nit-lit that the ramps will be In op eration aa usual Monday when men from the other camps of the rompsnv nrp snt en tiike charire. Dans are now complete for the Douglas County Iberia mutloti, Track and field contests. The declamation contests will be held In Jtoeburg on Saturday evening. May 16, at Right o'clock. The content for Section 1, (gra des 1, 2. 3 and 4) will be held ut the M. K. Church, South. Tor pectlon II (grades 5, VI, VII, and VIII) at the First M. E. Church, and for auction III (Hih School) at the Hosehurg High School Au ditorium. The Trade and Field Meet will be held In Laurelwood Fark In West Uotieburg, at one o'clock on Friday, May 22. Frlcea for admission are thirty- five for adults and twenty-five cents for students, however if the tickets are purchustd before the duy of the meet, they may he oh- j talned for twenty-five and fifteen wilts respectively. ( Contestants are admitted free I to both Declamation and Track j Contests. Contestants for the declamation I contests will recelw their num- I hers at the respective buildings, where the declamations are to be held Just prior to the timo the J content opens. Contestnnts for the Track and Field meets are to meet for their numbers at the Koseburg High j School on the morning of the t met, between 9 and 11 o'clock. In addition an unusual feature will be two (ilee Club Contests, held on the evening nf May 1G, In the IHkIi School Auditorium. One contest will be the Hose- J ' burg Glee Clubs, with the prize ; given by the Koseburg Hook ; I Store. Anoih-or content will be I the Clubs of the county rompet- i i Ing. receiving prizes in records ! f rom Ott's Music Store. Teeth and Health To Improve your looks, health, or comfort have your teeth examined at regular in tervals. It takes Artlatle taste, exten sive experience and good Judgment to enable a Den tist to give you satisfactory and natural looking Dental Work. SPECIAL Painless extraction or work by Injection or Gas. Teeth replaced same day when desired, com fort promised. Teeth regulated and appearances improved. Pyorrhea cured. . Examination Free. Dr. Nerbas Dentist Maeonlc Building Phone 488 Rostburg, Ore. Ambuscades. kUlnaping, threats 'and attempted bribery have been resorted to in an effort to frust rate the coast guardsmen, it was declared by officials here. One guardsmen has been killed from ambush, two others wounded and another kidnaped. Guard officers have been threatened by land ! agents of the smugglers who are known to have prepared a list of officials marked for extermination. The counter attack took a new course. It was revealed, when rum agents boarded the Jewett, a de stroyer taken over by the coast guard, and severly damaged her machinery while she was docked at night. j The crews manning the speed ' bonts and mother ships of the dry fleet now blockading rum row were advised yesterday by Kear Admirnl Itlllard. commandant of the coast guard, to exercise every precaution. He told them too. that he means to do the best Job pos-. slble and rhat he will Jjack them up to the limit. I 1NOAII IIATI-IKI.IfH T.IXS IN.it l;i:i I1Y IWI.I.IXti lMH'K FL'lt.M.SIIKI) house for rent, in quire ,16 So. Stephens after 5 P-A FOK SALE Freeh milch cow. in quire of Nash. 1 mile east of fames Station. FOR R ENT Rooms partly furnish ed for house-keeping, D27 Win chester St Full RENT Cp to date furnished apartment with garage. 428 I'll zer St. LOST Leather underarm purse, ( 2 or 3 weeks ago. Finder piease ; leave at News-Review office or ( phone 193. Reward. ! FOR-RENT lapt I sleeping room downstairs; 1 apt, 1 sleep-i ing room upstairs: furnished, at ' 119 Mosher street. j FOR SALE Two farms, must be ; sold. Rooming house furniture. : I have bargains. Overhead ex penses light C. Merrill, CD4 Mill street WILL EXCHANGE good six cyliu-,1 Uer car in first class condition 1 1 for lighter car. No Fords or junk wanted. See It tomorrow at 635 Fleser St. FOR SALE Four good lots on 1 Winchester 8t. . Pavement in I and paid for. Price $400 for 60 by 1IIU ft $100 each, $11) per mo. : Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St i AGENTS WANTEDWearT" 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. i FOR SALE Hampshire gilta-" and brood sows in pig. If taken be fore pigging, gilts at $25. Brood sows at $40. Also sows with pigs. A. C. Wilson. Box 131 Yoncalla. Oregon. SALESMAN OH AGENTS WANT ED Amazing Styling Shoes. Large cash commissions introduc ing popular $3.95 and $4.95 shoes. Actual samples furnished. Write quick. Style Arch Shoes. Dept N. 6 Cincinnati, Ohio. FOR SALE Perfection oil stove. $6.50; Don Ami oil stove, $13.50; twicker baby carriage, only $12.-' r0; collapsible baby cart, $4.50; $15 camp etuve, only $11.50; $6.50 folding camp tables only $4.25; square extension dining table $5; good lawn mower i EMINENT MEN PAY TRIBUTE TO MOTHER God could not be everywhere; therefore lie made mothers. Hebrew Proverb Let France have good moth ers and she will have good sons. Napoleon. The mother's heart Is the ;hlld's schoolroom Henry Ward iieecher. Mother Is the name for God In the lips and hearts of little :blldren. Thackeray. A mother's arms are made of tenderness. Victor Hugo I remember my mother's pray ers, and they have always fol lowed me. Lincoln. Memories of mothers . are BWeet, but never as sweet as mothers themselves. Some of us forget this. M. D. Hillmer. A mother is a the holiest thing Idge. mother still, alive. Coler- Quotations Lincoln says: "All that I am r hope to be I owe to my angel mother. Jaue Taylor says: "Who ran to help me when I fell And would some pretty story tell, Or kiss the part to make it well? My mother.'" The dearest word known to nortal tongue is the love-charm-sd word "Mother." the Big Turkey Diriner AT THE Wigwam Sunday Chicken Broth Ripe Olives Sliced Tomatoes Sweet Pickles Crab Salad Roast Turkey with Apple Jelly Mashed Potatoes Creamed Peas Asparagus Custard Pie Snow Pudding Strawberry Sbortcake Hot Rolls Tea, Coffee or Milk. Served Family Style 1.00 per Plate The Big Dinner Dance Saturday Eve. AT THE WIGWAM Dinner will be served in the dining spom from S p. m. to midnight Good music. Come and enjoy a pleasant even ing. You will like the way we treat you. ON TilK PACIFIC HIGHWAY SOUTH OF ROSEBURG TRACK TEAM LEAVES FOR MEDFORD MEET The R. H. S. track team left for Medford this morning to try to bring home all the Track honors. From the showing they made in the lnterclass contests, we are certain of a good flcht anyway. The men on the team are: Morgan Russell, Odyne Matthews. Lynn Keckley, Paul Gt-ddes, Trumu'n Kuuyan, Ray mond Bell, Kuy Jost, Chants Noah K. Hatfield, who Is work ing for L. W. Metzger at the slide on the highway nar Myrtle Creek, was struck on the right leg by a falling rock. Ho was rushed to Dr. Phoemalier, where nn X-rny wns taken. It wai found that he hud received a fracture of the right li' tvlow the knee and was taken to the Mercy Hospital. s .50. Judd'3 Furniture Store. A GOOD EXCHANGE BARGAIN FOR THE BJHHT PARTY A small apartment house, complete ly furnished for house keeping, having a gross income of nearly a hundred dollars a month, Is centrally located on a paved street, pavement and sewer cost ' all paid. Will exchange for sub- Swanson, Dernard Young, Clifton Agee and Hall Soe"ley. Many R. II. S. boosters left 'also to root for our team and to help bring home the 'bacon." Try Walklns toothpaste. Sam ple free. 120 W. Lane St. urban property in Roseburg, Myr- , ' ,,. tie Creek or Canyonville. not to!""6 at tanmr5r. exceed $1500 In value. Must be suitable for breeding high' class I poultry on a small scale, will i give easy terms on the difference. Address proprietor Maple Slreet f Apartments, Myrtle Point Oregon i Berry Crates and Hallocks For Perfection Wallboard at Metzger3. for saie TODAY'S BASEBALL LABOR T! HO fAr.oclatH Prww Wirf.l CHICAGO, May 9. The official standing of the American league. Including games of yesterday follows: Won Lost ANOTHER RARIN SATURDAY NIGHT If You Can Find LONGS HALL COLES VALLEY Come and Dance ' The Arizona Collegians. Will Play ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTIC Offers relief from: Headache, Neuritis, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Rheumatism (Acute or Chronic), Injuries to the back, Stiff Neck, Stomach and Bowel Troubles, Kidney trouble, Blad der trouble, Female disorders, Prostate trouble and Stricture in men. Liver and Gall Bladder trouble, High Blood Pressure and many other acute and chronic troubles. The success and growth of ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTIC merits your Investiga tion. Examination FREE. I DR. RUPERT A. MOON 5 324 Perkins Bldg. Phone 554. K'KiWMWKIIWiIMW KKDKRAT, I.A XI) "OITICH IS Itl.SV THIS MONTH. The Federal Land office Is quite busy this month. There has been forty eight final provlngs in the month of May. This is the best record in one month for ten years. On May seventh there was eight r lints. Mr. Frank Ii. tirubhe of Wilbur. Oregon, and Mr. John Valgomore of Comstock made final proving on their home steads todav. SPEND SUNDAY At Canyon Auto Camp, half mile south of Canyonville. We are prepared to serve you and give you the best spot In Southern brtgon for your picnicking. Philadelphia Washington 13 12 Taylor-mane concrete Is good con crete. Tel. 125 R. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife, Gladys Mct.'oinas. ,jl K1WAN MrCOMAS. WE SINCERELY HOPE YOU ARE NOT MARRIED TO ANY, PARTICU LAR BRAND OF BREAD. FOR YOUR OWN SATISFACTION TRY A LOAF OF GRIMM'S MILK BREAD. PHONE 133; LIBERTY THEATRE ONE DAY TODAY ONLY FINE BIG PROGRAM At Our Regular prices Only 10 and IS Cent Handsome Bob CUSTER IN "GALLOPING VENGEANCE" COLONFJ- CUSTER stood for patriotism Amrrirn first, Inst and all the time BOB CUSTER tnnds for the mme things. See Good old Bob, fresh from the Texns ranges in his rwttling new dr. fin. FEATURE COMEDY "BIC CAME" ALSO THE NATURE BEAUTIES VERY WISE INDEED1 Wisdom Is bifl collection of pipnrfpnce. Th wlm'st benefit by the experience of othrs as well as by their own. Any man Insures after an acci dent, a fire, a sudden destruc tion cf his property. A wise man Insures befors an eventuality. (AMoclttH Pri LoiimI Wir.) PORTLAND. Ore.. Mav 9. Will 12 6 E, Gibson, manager of the Lnbor 13 R; Temple, was held up and robbed of 10 13 jr, 000 In cash by two men shortly - 12 nfter noon today. The robbers es- 6 12 caped in a machine which they 6 16 3d left on the curb near the La- - bor Temple with the engine run-- NKW YORK. May 9. Official ing. standing of the National league, The gunmen waited In the foyer teams Including yesterday's games just Inside the Fourth Street en follows: t trance to the Temple. When Gib Won Lost son started out of his office with Cleveland - Chicago St. Louis New York Huston Detroit j IdanceI New York 13 Cincinnati 10 Chicago 10 Philadelphia , 10 llrooklyn . 9 llosion 8 St. Iiula 7 Pittsburgh 6 National League At Roston Chicago 18 5 Hoston 2 7 0 Ilatterles: Cooper and Hartnett; flames and O'Nell. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR iiifesirrHiaT Bpeclsllst In th fittlnc lit Javkann Ht. At New York St. Louis 8 18 1 New York 0 ft 1 llatteries: llhem and Gonzales: n a satchel containing the money, 7 one of the men slid alongside of 8 him, shoved a small automatic 10 pistol into his ribs and demanded 10 the satchel. 11 There were half a dozen men 11 i standing within a few feet of Gib ll son and the robber. They all i stood atlll as It paralyzed, j Tho second robber was standing 'at the bottom of the dozen steps 5 which lead to the building en 0 trance. The first gunman seized the sat chel and the pair dashed out of the building and into the waiting ma chine. They disappeared on Kourth Street Gibson had drawn the money from the Brotherhood Dank about , Mcquillan, IVan, Snyder. DR. rlARRISON fOLK Chiropractor Glectronlo and "Eloctro-Theraphy 417 retains Bldg. Phone 491 At Brooklyn Cincinnati Brooklyn Batteries: ISmnhue Grimes and Taylor. At Philadelphia Pittsburgh lluntzlng.r and 11:3" ""' every saiuruay The money is useu io cs checks of union members on Sat urday afternoons. , S 7 ! B 9 1 ind Wlngo: Philadelphia S Batteries: Morrison and Gooch Mitchell. Betls and Henllne. ISLAND OF OAHU NEEDS DEFENSES I WAR GAME SHOWS ; (Continued from page 1 ) Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. S.M Perkins B!dg. Phone C4 American League Washington 4 Chicago 1 Batteries: Coveleskle and Robertson, Schalk. 10 Ruel : Mack and Crouse, Dr. H. C. Church; 1 OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Or Phone 8a, necessary for long range al roper atlons. Incidental to the presence of the United States fleet In Hawaiian waters, but not artsing out of the Joint maneuvers, there have al ready arisen wide discussions of the Inadequacy of the Pearl Har- . . bor naval base to serve the fleet At Detroit such service being the fundament- l,(",on - 4 9 1 al reason for establishing any do- '"J''"" - 6 10 S ,. whatever on the Islands. Batteries: rranrls. Ross and Tnat question his to do with the Ileving; Leonard and Bassler. creation of channels deep and straight enough to permit entry the heaviest battle ships on any tide: dredslng within the hsr- br of an area simiriem io per- SAT. NITE MAY 9TH Rainbow Gardens ON THE BANKS OF THE UMPQUA AT WINCHESTER MUSIC BY THE Blue Devils Featuring All the latest trots COMING! ROSEBURG ONE BIG WEEK , May 18 to 23 THE Abner K.Kline Shows AMERICA'S CLEANEST AMUSEMENTS in HIGH CLASS in I U SHOWS I U 7 RIDING 7 DEVICES I FEATURING The Kiddles' Playground Mysterious India Native Hawaiint Dog and Pony Circus Mason's Wonderland Monkey Speedway Fun House ITRACK MEET IS HELD TODAY. The elimination track meet for j district nine, which' consists of : Glide and surrounding towns, was j Held this morning at Laurelwood field. Carl C. Hill was Glide man ager and John Thennes for Kose j burg. The purpose of the events W'as to select delegates to the ' county meet to be held during the Straw berry Carnival. The decla mation contest for the same dis trict was held this afternoon at the high school. The winners will enter the county contest also. Stocks and Bonds We solicit inquiries to buy or sell any marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. - - Active market for Durant, 'Star, Mint and Hickenhacker Motor issues: Public Utilities. Pinmpt attention given all or ders. Cash paid for purchases; no .delay. Quotations furnished HOOD BROTHERS 8 Chamber of Commerce lilds. Port In ml. Ore. DANCE Oakland Tuesday, May 12 The Arizona CoJIegians Will M, fL. t Noise. t .. . Last Time Tonight r I At Cleveland - Philadelphia IS 1 Cleveland 5 13 J . flatteries: llommell and Coch ram: Buckeye. Speece, Yowell. Hay uml Mystt. f Today's Gam, First Inning Q I Seattle 3, Portland 1. . . IT'S A BIG TOWN DANCE m't the mooring of the entire fleet, and erection of additional diydock facilities. , Jlare yon something n !!. tt tr.e. to give away. Use New Review columns. i Clean Respectable Inviting DANCING PROMPTLY AT t n Last Time Tonite A Vitagraph Special All Star Cast. ''Virtuous Liars" A story of life in New York City today. Also "IDAHO" and "Ponce De Leon" Comedy iQc Majestic is SUNDAY "Tfy Crowded Hour" 'I, ?&sTz&&mm& : 1 W iDilliamjfy presents TtR J ' ANTLERS Sunday "The Fast Worker"
