ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. MAY 25. 1925.
THREE
Coolidge's Dad Active on Farm
, . Despite Stories of His Illness
tecs .
LOCAL NEWS
a Federal
Reserve System
Mr. and Mrs. Georga Webber,
have tukt'a "I'mpqua Lougf," for
the season. v
Mrs. Joseph Harney of Prince
Rupert, Canada, has taken a cabin
at the park fur the summer.
M r and Mrs. L. D. Caran and Mr.
and Mis. John Uaran are campliiK
at Idelyld. They are from Los
Angeles,' California.
From Coast
Mr. and Mrs. V. I). Gage, of
Marslifield, were here yesterday
and siient the Uuy vIsIUiik.
Idelyld Par News
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns, of
Low? Beach, California, have been
spending the past two weeks fish
ing at the park.
Left For Portand
Col. I. N. Pay left yesterday arter
roon for Portland where he has
I business matters requiring his at
tention for a few days.
From Glendale
C. P. Johns orrlved herx Sunday
from (Herniate, to spend a few' days
attending to bosiiirsa matters and
visiting.
From Yonealla
Miss Edna Meyers arrived here
this morning from Yonralla and
lent the day In Roseburg visiting
aud shopping. a
Visitor Saturday
George Willett. Cottage Grove at
torney, spent Saturday in this city
visiting with friends and attend
ing the carnival.
To Dlllard
H. C. Ledyard, of this city, left
this morning for Dlllard, where he
will spend a short time attending
to business matters.
Here From Camas
Mrs. Anna P. Wood Is Rpenillng
a short time In this city attending
to business matters. She arrived
Sunday from Camas Valley.
Spend Day
Mr. and Mrs. Poin Matthews
motored here from their home at
Glkle Saturday and spent tlte day
visiting with friends.
Here Today
Mrs. H. Nichols motored here
from Brockway this morning and
spent several hours shopping and
visiting with friends.
' John C. Coolidge, father of the president, continues to be active
on his farm at Plymouth Notch,' Vt., despite stories of his illness,
wlu'ch appeare to have exaggerated his condition. This new photo
of him shows him greeting little Everette lilanchard, 0, a neighbor.
J LOCAL NEWS J
Return To SaTem
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Raffety re
turned to their home in Salem
Sunday after visiting here Satur
day and attending the carnival.
Spends Sunday
C. R. Frier was an arrival from
points north yesterday and spent
the day here visiting. He resides
at Drain.
From Glendale
! Hay Smith was a visitor In Rose
burg, Saturday, suending the day
visiting with friends. He returned
to his home Bt Glendale yesterday.
' Grants Pass People Visit
i Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Logan, and
family, of Grants Pass, motored
here Saturday and spent the day
i visiting and attending th Straw
berry festival.
Return To Portand
Mrs. B. V. Bates npd son, Ross,
returned to Portland Sunday after
noon after a visit in this city with
relatives and friends.
Fortins In
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Fortln motor
ed here Saturday from Oakland,
and spent the day visiting friends
and attending the carnival.
Mr. Military Visitor
Isaac Klunnry spent Saturday
In Itoseburg visiting and attend
ing the Strawberry festival. Mr.
Planary Is an Oakland resident.
Attends Carnival
J. P. Medley, who conducts a
farm near Oakland, siient Satur
day in this city visiting and at-
; tending the carnival attractions.
Mr. Taylor Visits
A. II. Taylor was a Itoseburg
: visitor this morning from points
west of this city, and transacted
business. He is from Melrose,
From Elketon
I Mrs. Sally Cheever was' among
Ithe out of town visitors Saturday,
i She is a resident of Klkelun, and
was here to attend the carnival
, and visit friends.
Visitors In Town
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Northrup. re
turned to their home at Wilbur Sat
urday night after visiting friends
here and attending the Strawberry
festival. ,
Spend Day-
Attend Carnival
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Walker were
visitors here from the coast Sat
urday and attended the carnival.
They reside at Coquille.
Return To Riddle
Mrs. Lillian Scott and son re
turned to their home at Riddle Sun
day after visiting In this city and
; attending the carnival. Mrs. Scott
' is a teacher in one of the schools
I at Riddle.
Conns In Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. C. Conn were visit
ors In this city Saturday from Vmp
qua. They spent the day here at
tending the carnival and visiting.
In Saturday
.Mrs. v icu.r i rescn. ,u ... Mr ,, MnJ jj A mMy ,,
visitor In Itoseburg Saturday She fnn anJ Mr
is a resident of Melrose and at- motored in from
teniteu tne carina. u..,.s "-,.,, Saturday and spent the day
v visiting friends.
From Glide
Mr Walton was a visitor from
points east of this city, Salur-1
Brain Must Wed '
Braivnt He Says
Exponents of the federal re
serve system mav have to fight
, for its existence in the next con
gress. Powerful opposition is
rising against it. L. T. McFad
den, chairman of the house com
mittee on banking, has let it be
known he favors demobilization
of the bank's by repealing certain
war-time measures which give
them extraordinary powers to
control credits.
Social Music Tonight
There will be special music to
niiih at the Revival of the Bible
Standard Mission. Two blind men
will play the hand organ, and
hand saw.
Ball Game Tonight
An interesting baseball game is
exnerted tnniiht lit u....,., tha
teams representing the American
iemon anu uuu Fellows. The
game will be played at Laurel
wood Park at 6:15.
I.at liner's Arsenate Lead eigh
teen cents per pound at Stearns
and Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore.
Sure death to gophers, squirrels,
mice, crows, etc. if vou use our
j poison. Lloyd Crocker.
Scnds lny
Mrs. Tom Harvey was among
To Glide
H. A. Blakely and family return
ed to their home at Otitic Satur
day evening after visiting and at
tending the carnival in this city.
I
; New Clerk At Umpqua
P. W. Lwrit- formerly of Port
land, has accepted a position at
the Vmpqua lintel as clerk, and
has entered on his new duties. Mr.
, Lowrie waB formerly connected
with the Norton hotel, at Detroit,
Michigan.
nouns . m ,. v..,. ... .. lhe visitors Saturday
wlfh t adreSiden'l"S ' '" .h- north and .pent h.d
! OUde. r-i,!..,,. f ,.itwH"
From Melrose
M rs. Hoy ce Iluspnbark and
daughter Joyce, were her Patur
wlth friend.. They returned to
their home at Melrose in the evening.
Former Resident Here
Mrs. Joe Sherrill, who formerly
resided in this city, is now spend
ing the wei-k visiting with old
fiends. She Is now located with Mr.
Sherrill at Seattle. i
To Coast
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Deno. and pon
returned to their home at Mnrsh
fieid Sunday Rfier visiting here
Saturday and attending the carnival.
Klamath Falls Druggist Visits
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Underwood,
of Klamath Falls, were guests in
this city today at the Umpqua ho
tel. They are enroute to Portland
In their car. Mr. Underwood is a
well known Klamath Falls druggist.
Californlans Visit
Mls Sarah C. Parke, well known
California woman and Col. and Mrs.
J. I. Mabe. all of Pacific Oroe,
Cal., stopped over In this city Sat
urday and wer1 guests at the Ump
qua Hotel. They were enroute
home after a motor trip to Port
land. Guests Of W. J. Weaver
Richard Walker, who has charge
of the California-Oregon Tourists
Information bureau, at Grants Pass
Arthur Watson, proprietor of the
Lorenz Hotel, at Redding, and
Thomas Smith, assistant manager
of the Tinnard Hotels, in Snn Fran
cisco, Pasadena and Santa Barbara,
were guests of W. J. Weaver Fri
day and Saturday of lat week.
They it-f t yesterday for their homes
by motor, after a trip to Tacoma,
where they attended the opening
of the new Winthrop hotel, of
which Mr. Smith Is assistant manager.
Bandon People Visit
Mr. and Mrs. liookwalter. promi
nent Itandon people, and Mr. and
Mrs. U. A. Hookwalter, who are
visiting them, from Beatrice, Neb
raska, were guests at the Hotel
Umpqua Sunday, and spent the day
visiting.
Inspect New Road
County Judge ljulne, and Hoad
! master Frear went up the North
Umpqua today, inspecting the new
j st rtion of road being built by the
Bureau of Public Roads above
Rock Creek.
'Judge Barnard Visits
County Judge and y.ra. C. P. Bar
nard, and daughter Kloise, of Ku-
et'iip were visitors In this city over
i Sunday. Mr. Barnard, formerly
owner of the coast Mage line out
of this city, is now county Judge
of Lane County.
From O. A. C.
Chester Morgan returned to Cor
vallis yesterday to resume work
at O. A. C, after spending the
week-end here visiting his parents
and friends.
Muitiilnc In -
j Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mnn
I niiJK wn among the visitors from
I points north Saturday. They ri-
siuo at Oukland. and tfere here
visiting and attending tho curni-val.
Let ua have your order now for
a broccoli transplanting machine.
Wharton Bros.
Fire Sunday
The fire department was called
out Sunday morning for a fire at
the Metealf home in West Itose
burg. The fire Btarted on the roof
ftod was exeinguished before any
great amount of damage was done.
In Saturday
Mrs. Humphrey was among tke
out of town visitors here Satur
day, and spent the day visiting
friends. She resides at Happy Val
ley.
Visitors Saturday--
Misses Knuna and Clara Calla
were Roseburg visitors Saturday
from Melrose. They wero here
visiting friends and to attend the
carnival.
To Klamath Falls
Mrs. Claude Welch, and (ton, Bil
ly, left by auto Sunday for Klamath
Falls, and will Bpnd the summer
I there, where Mr. Welch la employ-
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Former Roseburg Visits
1 Miss Kloise Barnard, formerly of
this city, and well known, spent the
weekend visiting with frhnds at
j th id city. She is now residing at
I Eugene,
Visitor In Town
Kenneth Conn was here Satur
day v Itdting with friends and at
tending the festival, lie returned
to his home at Melrose in the
evening.
Pioneer Resident III
S. R. Lane, one of the pioneer
residents of Douglas County, Is
, quite ill at the home of his daugh-
! ttr Mrs. Ifcttjglaa Waite, east of
Roseburg. Owing to Mr. Lane's ad-
vanned age. his illness Is a matter
of g?ave concern to his many
'friends In this county.
; Fitzpatricks To Spend Summer
I Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fitzpatrick.
former residents, and well known in
this city, have arrived to spend the
summer. They will be guests at the
home of Mrs. R. P. MeLendon. Mr.
and Mrs. Fitzpatrick have been
teaching at the Echo High School,
at Echo, this wit-r. Mr. Fitxnat
rl( k being superintendent. They
have many friends here to welcome
tlK-m hark.
DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR
JUST IN TIME FOR DINNER FRESH
AND HOT FROM THE OVEN.
GRIMM'S MILK BREAD. PHONE 133.
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Standard Electric Ranges
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g Economical, Durable .
See These Range Befor You Make Your Selection j
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f WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
i Ellisons In
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellison
!?ptnt Saturday In this city vlsit-
ing with relative and nt tending
the carnival attractions. They are
from Carnes.
! Spend Day Here
j Mr. and Mrs. Koseoe Conn and
(family returned to th'tr home at
I Melrose Saturday evening after
visiting friends here and attend
1 ing the carnival.
iGoffs Visit
J Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Goff motor
! ed In from their ranch at Mel
j rose Saturday and spent the day
'visiting friends and attending tl"
j Strawberry festival
1 In Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matthews
j and son. Maurice, returned to
I their home nt Clide Saturday
night after visiting here and at
tending the carnival.
I Attend Carnival Here
i Mr. and Mr. ieorg Reynolds
were among those to visit hre Sat
' urday and to at lend the carnival.
They returned to their home at
Cleveland in the evening.
Return To Port and
Mr. and Mrs. W I). P"t, who
ppent several flavs here iHr-t we--k
visiting with friends and amend
ing th Strawberry fetlvM. re
turned to their honie at Portland
Saturday night.
New Lumber Company
Aftlde of Incorporation were
filed wilh thp fecretnry of state
last week ty the Mr":i!lotigti
Creek LumlT Co. of tlteniliile,
with a capital stork of
The Incorporator are N. P. Jen--n.
iny Smith, W. Smith and :
rl Hmith.
Mrs. Jerome Visiting Parents
Mrs. J. I. Jrom, of Placentla,
California. Is spending two werks
islting at the home of hr parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jf-nkns, of
South Ier Crek Jkfrs. Jrom was
formerly Misa KuW Jenkins and Is
well known here and at South Inc.
X'retk. I
( Moores Move To Vvirbur
Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Moore, who
have been residing here for the
, past two yeas oi are leaving
to make their home near Wilbur,
where they have a ranch.
1 Returns To Bend
Joseph Plunkett, who has been
spending the past week in this city
attending to business matters, and
attended the carnival, returned to
his home at Hend this morning.
Fine Is Paid
Whiter V. Roren of Bridge was
'fined today In the city court on a
charge of drunkenness. He waa
(arrested at the carnival grounds
on Saturday nibt. charged with
btlng dlsurderly. He paid $25.
.Here Shopping Today
i Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rudy, of
jSutherlin, were early morning visit
ors In Itoseburg today, spending
the greater part of the forenoon
shopping. Karly In June Mr. and
Mrs. Kudy will leave for southeast
i Kurope, w here they will engage in
jmlssionary work. They are being
(sent into the foreign field by the
i general conference of the Seventh
Iay Adventist church.
I Vernon BHkki, Boston
lienist, says the "licit fnmlllet
re dying out because they mar
ry people of the same hiKh Dirn
Ul atandards. The Iwtt oiar
ringes, lie avers, are those in
which one of the contrnoliiig
parties Is physically .tronit, and
tbe other mentally stroiin.
FIVE PRISONERS
MAKE ESCAPE FROM
OREGON CITY JAIL
(AiaorUted I'rt Lrurtl Wlr.
OKFXION C1TV, Ore.. May 25.
Five prisoners escaped from the
Oregon City jail about midnight
Saturday night, It became known
this morning. Officers believe the
delivery to have been an outside
Job.
Those who made their cetawav
were Hob Spooner, sentenced to a
year ou a liquor charge; Jay Cp
son, lu for a year on a statutory
conviction; James O'Connor, await
ing trial on a liquor charge, aud
Charles Williams and Lee AdtiniK,
arrested Saturday on liquor
charges.
Tom Culhertson, one of the two
prisoners who did not go out with
the others, saw Cpson unlocking a
door, he said, hour duors were
unlocked.
THREE MEN PERISH
IN FIRE; CIGARETTE
STUB HELD CAUSE
garden
Straw Hats
In a variety of weaves of Imported and Domestic
Straws, Whites, Yellows and Tans. Fancy or plain
bands.
Our Hats are light weight and comfortable, yet
combine all the new stylish features so essential
to the well dressed man.
TRY ONE ON
fencer's
Defense Denies Bribery as Two
Shepherd Witnesses Disappear
(Afoclatrd Prtm LraHj Wlic.)
MAKTLNKZ. Cnl., May 25.
herlaln of Oregon, who died yes
eaiiy today In a fire which de
al royed a t wo- t ory gu ru no n nd
outbuilding on the Parmalee
ranch two miles from Concord.
All three were aninrently over
come by smoke as thvy slept, and
perished ' In their beds in the
second story of the garage building.
I Tho dead are James Orennan,
j tractor driver, ant) Joseph Azivc
j do, truck driver, both of Concord.
I and (ieorge Jones, a painter of
: Oukland.
! The lo- In cstlmcttd nt $25.
i 000. The fire U believed to have
I started from a discarded cigarette
' stub.
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Defense attorneys are denying bribery charges being hurled at
them following the disappearance of two of the state's Important
witnesses in the trial in Chicago of William D. Shepherd, alleged
"germ murderer' Kstclle Gilding (left), nurse with whom Shep
herd in "aid to have had an "affair" and (right), Robert R. White,
the only man prepared to testify that Shepherd studied germs in
Chicago school, are the missing persons.
To Vhit In (.'unlet. Vnlley
Mr. aud Mrs. Jack Parrott. or
Camas Valley, stopjted here to
Attend the carnival Saturdav. be
fore going on to Cnrden Valley,
tt- y will visit at the home
of Mr. ProlCs brother, Fred Par
rott and faintly.
(;li:mi i: cot plk
i mcn;i s.TCiti. v.
The pnrronace of the Metho
dist Fpiseopiil church, north, was
the scene of a quiet wedding early
Saturday afternoon, when Miss
Vtolette M. Holsclaw became the
bride of Raymond F. Hmflh, be
fore only Immediate friends of
both couple. Tho ring ceremony
waa performed bv llev. Joseph
Knoits. Pnth bride and groom
are from fllendnle, and returned
to that place Saturday evening,
to make their home.
Speeder FiiHMl
Fines (f r each for speeding
were paid Saturday by John A.
King, and Charles If. Itowdin. J.
A. Copelntid was fined $ 1 0 for
driving wit li only one had light,
and llatlle Wagn'T paid $ t'r
hpeeding.
Spend Day Visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Porter, of
Cottag (Jrove, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Arnold, of Portland, motored
here Sunday and spent the day as
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II. I. Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. Por
ter are parents or Mrs. Cochran.
j BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
I Puildlne permits have been Is
sued to Pargeter, Horlon and Hud
son for the erection of a $2,500
! dwelling ae the corner of Fowler
'and K. Dotielas streets: to George
; Cox for a $2X5 addition to hU
dwelling on Fast Lane Street, and
to George Kohlhagen for a $1,000
j sheet metal shed In the renr of
ihls new garage building on Hose
I street.
Flee'Vs Australian Cruise Rouses Jap Alarmists
TODAY'S BASEBALL
Lubkes Spend Day
; Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Lubke. of
Portland, spent Sunday In this
city visiting friends. Mr. Lubke i
'with the Pacific Telephone arl
, Telegraph company, and is beimr
! n ployed on the construction of
the new- toll had between here and
Portland.
Yeiterday's Scores
At Sacremento 3 6; Portland
5-1 L
At Salt Lake S-II : Seattle 4-.
At Ias Angeles 2 10; Oakland
33
At San Francisco 12-4; Vernon
35.
Clie Team Defeated
A picked team or aseha11 play
ers went to Glide yesterday after
noon, arid succeeded In defeaMnir
the Glide players by a score of .1
to 9 The game was entirely one
ld d. but In spite of that faet fur
ntxhed considerable amusement for
Hie crowd which ga'h"red to wit
ness the exhibition.
Return To California
Mr. and Mrs. J. ft. Haley ar.d
Mrs. Iorland. left today, by auto,
for ih'-lr homes at Copco, Califor
nia, after spending th past sever
al days In this city visiting and at
tending lhe carnival. Mr. and Mrs.
Haley were gueMn at the home of
Mrs. Haley's aunt and unci1. Mr.
and Mrs. Jam1 ?,an. Mr. Haley
is an operator for the California-,
Oregon Power company.
Read the Classified ads.
in The News-Review. They
mean dollar to vou.
t ' BORN t
fill.HAM-To Mr. ami Mm. ri-'
vln Cllhiim, at 1h"lr home ntl CI 9
Cohb ir"-l, fiumlay. May, 21, a
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ANNOUNCING
The ale of one btf Interea-.
In tbe Kodinrg Grill to Mr 1
Henry A. I-pn We now will
sjie abl to render a hlgirer and 1
iM-tter service at the nm old
prlc L. M Howard, Itose-
burg Hotel Grill.
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Jnpanre nrwpaprr ar trhving much to nay alxxit rrornt manrurert of the American
Acrt at lln'iii anil t lie irrrnt cruise to Australia, ami oiany of them tee the United State at
tempting to intimidate Japn with a thow of force. The military party, which ha been diilfror
for tome month, hat riinl upon the maneuver. a an cicue for prcparedneit dcraoiutraUona.
Meanwhile the hVrt it yrthcr diplarinir in Hi xihility. llelow it a pectacular view of the U. S. S.
Writ Virirlnia and U. S. S. A -nnettce, Ri tlina unil. r way in IlAiaii for Australia from under tin
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