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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. MAY 26. 1925 Special on Wash Frocks Three Days Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 0M St" i rv.r, v- 'Vi i IT 1 If i We are allowing this line in plain and striped Broadcloths, Normandy Voiles in Dots and Figures. $3.95 Our Store Will Be Closed Saturday, May 30. Marksbury Company Attention , ELKS! Meeting May 23 Initiation BLUE DEVILS LUNCH ATTORNEYS FOR SHEPHERD TO BE INVESTIGATED la 01 n to navigation, alow. la painfully j t NZW TODAY I (Continued from page 1 NO MR, Aluka, May 26. Amundsen's penchant for Marti- TOH RENT -Garage, Inn 1 tie world, make It difficult i Jackson. 1137 N. ! honest jurors who returned bTXXXCraX 1 verdict. rated by his office. James C. Callan. politician, whose case for alleged attempt lo fix a venireman la now pending, will be arreted on sfKht any time he Is seen in the criminal court building, the face's attorney said. In announcing that he Intended to make jury fixing Id the build ing "so precarious that no one ' Will .. it " Attorneys Stewart and O'Brien " m'K,,t ,le V h':ar '? expressed resentment when auJ about ten days, unless he choosy prl.-d of Mr. Crowe', plan. 10 waU V"" ,h8 Atask,a ?'lnh "We welcome any Investlga- ' fo,0',' u"t" """l" --" "" lions that one want to makv." l'Pratu should make Stewart said. "It Is no hardship " way nor.h through Ice floe on on us to have an Invent Igntiou I a 'radius "Ip. conducted. -hut It Is a hardship on I "This Is possible, hut would not to tell when news will be reciiv- ed Irom the explorer, George 11 Mavnard, mayor of Nome, and 1 personal rriend af Amundsen a IFOR RENT Six room furnished declared today. house $35. 4444 E 1st Ave. No. WANTED Girl for general house work. 1137 N. Jackson. ' " i- i.rfep -- ir-v IV: "In case a landing Is mare at j ,iuKF Orpington chlx this week Point Barrow. would probably on, F, y d K take at least two weeks to get t(4buri? 01" .Mavnard said. 'Fort SALE 5 room house on Par- From Wainwrlght. which was rott St. Inquire Til Winchester Amundsen's former Martin pluee, St. BICYCLES $7.59 up. Expert re pairing. Rojeburg Cyclery. 668 N. Jackson. SIDB CAR Nearly new. RutTvery little i price. Come and see it 2i6 W. Douglas. the 1 be accomplished much before wvek of to.' JUDGE HAMILTON AFFIRMED, The decision of the lower court 1b tho case of Vern W. 1'ltts and others against Georgo A. t'rnne was nfflrmetl in the state supreme court in a decision handed down today. The case was one In whlchPitta brought suit on his own and assign ed claims against Crane for labor performed. A verdict against Mr. Cran was given by Judge Hamll 'ton, his position being susialned by the supremo court in lis opinion. STORE TO CLOSE Use News-Iteview i':assiried Ad Vi.-tuinr for resnlta After conferring with the merchants of Roseburg, this association finds that It is the 4 prevailing aenlimciit among tliem tii observe Memorial I'ay, hy closing throughout the entire day, on Sat. May 30. KOSERITRO A DOUGLAS COUNTY MERCHANTS AS- KOf'IATION. BARGAIN I DANCEl ile added that tha luvcstiKation i ,JA was ordered only to fntlmidaif j the jurors in the present cuhp be- h mrrx ir.i n mm i w w g caute the slate realized It had no IIJIJA X i MdLISALL V east- against hn client. Mr. N(ewrt ulso asserted white had Figtted the affidavit In mo tion, of his owu volition. It de clared the caw against Shepherd was a frumeup. FOR RALE 3 or 4 milch cows at reasonable price. A. ft. Hatfield, Itoseburg, route 1. National League. At Boston Second game It. II. K, (New York - -...4 S 2 Wednesday Nite May 27th Today's program fnr the trial proper waa tho continuation of the vary tank of netting a Jury. A juror had been pworn in and g one venireman tentatively passed on both sures. Itfi-tton 5 9 1 Halteries: Itentley, Ihau. Hunt zinger and (iowdy; C'ooney and tJNeil. ANCE AT Wigwam Tavern Wednesday Night Music by Umpqua Melody Boys Visit the Tavern for an Evening of Rral Enjoyment . "We're here lo please you" K m i5;l RHEUMATISM The spine is the Dwve . . MRS. INGRAM & . DIES AT ASTORIA Gardens 1 Dancing All Evening 75c At PlttHburg R. H. E. Chicago 2 11 1 l'iltsburg 7 5 2 Batteries: Jones, Sicilian.!, Hrett and llartnett; Kreiner and Smith. At Boston First gaini New Vork Itoston g1 Mrs. Randoliih Ingram, well and ,!( most favorably known Douglas g county woman, passed away yester- day afternoon at the Astoria hospl- J tal w here she had been 111 for sev- JiJ eral weeks. Her body will be brot to Roseburg today for burial. l Mrs. Ingram ij survived by three g daughters, Kffie and Artie, of this E city, and Jennie, of Astoria, and gj two sons, Clarence and Edward, of Philadelphia Itosenurg. naileries 4 She had been ill for some tinn V R. II. .2 7 FOR SALE Or trade Small ranch S miles south of town on j l'aclfic Highway. Earlyosburg. SCHOOL TEACHER would like employment for summer. Ad I 'lr'?a .A MT careNes Revlew I FOR SALE 1 black, Shetlandpony .imiiib anu welt Droken. Cheap , K.F. Patterson, Glendale, Ore. FOR SALE Airdale puppiesT best of breeding, from 15 to 110. J. S. Ilussell, Oakland, Oregon. FOR RENT 8 room house, some furniture. 1J acres fenced, fine for cow and chickens, l'hone 262 Helblg and Groves. FOR RENT l-room steam-hFated apartment. Partly furnished. For adults only. Phone 74 or call 232 S. Jackson. A Day of Decoration We like -to regard Memorial- Day as a day of decoration, a well chosen time for decorating the graves of our dear boys, who fought so gallantly for us all. A tribute of the choicest flowers to their blessed memory. . The Roseburg National Bank Roseburg, Ore. THE STAFF OF LIFE SHOULD MEASURE UP A HUNDRED PER CENT PURE. GRIMM'S MILK BREAD CAN QUALIFY. PHONE 133. 5 12 U Batteries: Barnes, lluntzinger, Winner and Snyder, Hartley; Gra ham and Gibson. , At Philadelphla Kirst game Brooklyn R. H. E. 10 IB 1 4 ID .4 Vance and Dellerry: Mitchell amlMienllnc. Music by those BLUE DEVILS r featuring K "WhoTakesCare of the Caretakers' Daughter" K "Off and Gone" and A "Way Down Home." g Lots a Pep! tW-I-MI-W'I'I-MWIKIM'ii and was recently placed in the As toria hospital for treatment. Fun eral arraiiKeinents will be made on tlie arrival of the body hero today. LACK OF NEWS OF A1VHJNDSEN WORRY CAUSE (Continued from page I.) At Philadelphia Second gaille-j-- Brooklvn Philadelphia Batteries: Grimes R. II. E. :l 12 1 1 6 2 and Har- greuves; Carlson, Knight and Wil At Cincinnati R. II. E. 'St. Louis .. ' Cincinnati ' Batteries D.mohue. J. I las. m I Hurrah!) If: The I I! Arizona Collegians 8 Will Play a I Rapp Da ini nj? ci titer of the body nnd chlropiiiMlc adJiiMtmeuts applbd there will relieve you. Khcumatixiu lipids Iturlf readily to the chlm piar tor's method and r lli-f irt galtud.. "Your for Health Dr. C M. McNeil Chlropractlo Specialist Phon. 64-J 327 West Cnss yf &m kmw?. a sags? DANGE AT Moose Hall Tucs.May26g ANLAUF Wed., May 27 Plenty Tag Dances Plenty Fun. Dr. Rupert A. Moon E lectro-Ch Iropractor Nervo and Splno Specialist. 324 Perkins Did. Phone 6:, 4 hagen newspaper as declaring, and adding: "Hh Is capable of handling him self under dil Mutinies of any kind. Thera Is no reason to feel ts-rvous i about him." Amundsen never thought seri ously of returning from the Pole by airplane In the opinion of Cap tain G. K. II. Ellis, a member of bowski. me uxioru university expedition.of last year. This authority believes the parly reached the Pole aban doned their two planes and now are on their way back on foot. Colonel Koch, Danish explorer, says eight days must elapse be fore hearing from the expedition, allowing several days for Amundsen to veriry his arrival at the Pole be fore attempting the return. The latest cable dispatches from the North, received through the Oslo, say the Arctic regions are threatened with storms; which, it Is thought, will compel Captain Amundsen to return immediately if he is able. Snow and fog are forecast for tomorrow. Four possible relief expeditions are under discussion. The I'niled Slates navy department, with the dirigibles Los Angeles nnd Shenan doah at its disposal. Is understood to be prepared to go to the relief of the Amundsen parly If a call Is made upon It. I Oettlr Algarsson. young Iceland er, w ho hns been "Teparing at Liverpool, England, Tor a polar flight in a non-rlgld airship or "blimp". Is hurrying his prepara tions to be of possible nssistanco. Commander lkinald MacMillan, who will lead an American expedi tion Into the polar region next month. Is quoted as promising his Immediate help In any relief work. Haakon II. Hammer, former as sociate of Amundsen, rttys he has an airplane In Switzerland, which could leave fully equipped for the North within a short time. 9 11 0 1 Sotliorn and O'Farell, May, ISriuly and Doug- American League. At Chicago R. II. E. Detroit S 10. 0 Chicngo 1 5 3 Bai:erie:t: Leonard and Bassler; Lyons. Connally, Mack and Gra- At New York First game R. II. K. Boston :i K 1 New Vork 2 8, 0 Batteries: Ehmlie and Plclnlch; Pcnnock uml Scliaut;. At New York Second enme R. II. E. Boston - 1 4 tlj New York 6 0! llntteiles: Wlngfield, Ross and I Heving; Sliocker and O'Nell. WANTED FOR CASH ' ' Late model Fords, 1023, 24 or 25 MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CIIANGE 115 Jackson St. FOR SALE 2 used Corona Port able typewriters. Good condition. R. L. F. Llntott, nui'arslow Fur niture Co. TWO" GOOirnuYS Orie1923"and one 1924 Hudson Sedan In ex cellent shape and very cheap if taken atonce. Wells & Chase. LOST One Sand's A!umlnun 30 Inch level, between Roseburg nnd Sylmon Valley school. Find er return to Irson Bros. Phone 6l'll or 4SF2. RESTAMRANT-'FORTSALEOood location at Marshfleld, Ore., good patronage. Ill health com pels owner to sell. John Naze, Marshfleld. I'SKl) CAR RAROXlNS Star Roadster 11123 Ford tour If 22 Ford roadster 1!1S Ford tour. 135 ' MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CIIANGE 115 Jackson St. FOR SALE 5 room housi with bath and garage, cIohb In. Price J2O00 cash for quick snle. This property Is extra good value and will bear your Inspection. Chas. Kyes, 82(1 North Jackson St. DOG LOST English setter." wfth black spots, wearing collar Willi slrap hooked on. Answers to name "Freckles". Reward for return to Roseburg Steam Laun dry, or phone 78. LAST TIME TODAY Society's Pet seeking Adventure in forbidden places! CHE wanted freedom and she got it. You'll be thrilled at the story of a beauty trapped by beasts. A great prizefight a gorgeous Masque Ball a wild auto rideare just a few of the many . thrills. You'll Love Itl "ROBERT G. VIGNOLA'S PRODUCTION Tram the ttoru bu "IT-'LOUISB MAYER hldwyn. Picture 10c- MAJESTIC -15c E2H THE LIBERTY THEATER LAST TIME TONIGHT The All Laugh Show WANDA IIAWLEY "Stop Flirting" Also the Special Comedy "GRIEF IN BAGDAD" Also: The Orerioriinri Weekly Special Announcement THE STRAWDERRY CARNIVAL MOVING PICTURES ARE DELAYED ONE DAY. THE JPHOTOGRAPHERS WERE UNABLE TO COMPLETE THEM ON TIME YESTERDAY, BUT THE OREGONIAN HAS. NOTIFIED US THAT THEY WILL. RUSH THEM OUT TO US TONIGHT. WE WILL SHOW THEM WED NESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY. We Make No Additional Charge. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Blda. Roseburg, Or Phon St. WASHINGTON. M iy 2fi - Gov ernment relief for the Amundsen expedition to the North l'nle Is fnvered by President Coolldge. hut he is not certain that the situation has reached t'le point w here such action wo-.'iit tie justtrieit. ADD AMERICAN - At St. Louirf First (taint R. H E. Cleveland t 1 1 St. Louis 8 12 1 Pattern's: Shame. Speece. Yo-1 well. Hoy and Myatt; Van Gilder and Dixon. At Washington R. II. E. Philadelphia 2 10 3 i Washington 11 11 1 Batteries: Groves, Andres, Stokes and Perkins, Fox; Covcles kie and Uuel. CHICAGO. May -Tv Cobh. FOR SALE-120 acres river bottom land suilnblo for walnuts, broc coli, prunes, or nnything grown in Iouglas Co. Come and look jiros. it over, i-rice sL'ltt per acre. Chas. Kyes. 826N.Jnckson St. WANTED To. find buyer-for" 6 room house and half acre of gnr den land: some fruit, city water, lights, garnge, cow Btable, chick en house for MO hens. Lots of room for poultry, cow pasture. Desirable location. Address box 23. News-Review. EXCEPTIONAL value-ln used cars 1923 Gord touring, new paint, good rubber, runs like new for 1275.(10 Dodge touring In fine running order $275.00 Wlllvs-Knieht touring a bsrgain at J400 00 Come In and Bee them. Wells ft Chase. Wool sacks, twine, brnndlng paint, sheep bells and shearing machine supplies at Wharton the veteran leader of the Detroit VSED CAR SPECIALS- ALL FLOWERS Plants and Baskets Made Up for . Memorial Day All Work Ounranteed to give satisfaction. SEE OUIi WINDOW The Fern Flowers by Wire Anywhere Phone 240 HARD TIME D A N CE ' At Olalla Hall Friday. May 29. There will be a liberal cash prize given to the most pov erty Btricken couple in attendance. TicerH, broke the life thue record fnr extra base hit held by Honusj Warner, formerly of the Pirn tea, when he ftma-dird out a two ba- Iter lu the eUhth limit p against, ( hienKO. The new record for major league baseball which Cobb made) today Is y': extra b;ice hits. Waj? ner'a record was IWS. - r- T?iT. -y DR. DEAN B. BUBAH miHif'"rHir 8pclaU.l In th flttlnc of 111 jKtklOD ft. I SKATTI.K. Miy 2. Captnln : Heald Anintii! en may an- ;i.iy t bwp l:nd it on tl o nmthen i i nf' Al;-1 l'it It may we. !(9 j l-efnre t1" werld will know, jlt frtmi'liir wi'h tMe clim.ito and terrain ef the repion pcini-'d ' out here to lay. I The ii-e in the Ari'tln pc nn u"t lri(k'nc up No iv-n'l- h.iv liu: wlrt-N !s rnnmiuiHcnt .n :re known to bo nor;h of Nome. T ie uribe-t nerth rni'i Htatleri i Dr. Harrison Fo!k Chiropractor Eltctronto and Electro-Theniphy 41T Perkln. Ttldi Phone 4t NORMAL SCHOOL SITE NOW UP TO CITY OF ASHLAND (AM.w-iat.il Vrrm Lavd Wir..) SALEM. Ore., May 2G The j boanl of regents of slate normal j schools today selected a site for. the new normal school at Ashland. I contingent on the city of Ashland ' acquiring a portion of the site Be-1 lecled. The site comprises IS 75 acres. st valued at $:iii.oin, on the south stile of ami at the rml of As'iiaml : boulevard, one block from where' the Pacific highway from- the south turns Into the bonievar.l. It Is directly west of Indiana street. Of the IS. 75 acres, a triansul'tr portion containing seven acres Is already owned by the city. To ac quire the remainder, which I own id by various persons, it would be necessarv for the cltv to call a 1!21 Chevrolet touring $150 1H21 Ford delivery 1150 1!23 Ford touring $2S5 1H17 Hulrk Six touring $?50 1!M7 Btilck Six touring J3on 1924 Ford Tudor sedan 1550 1H2 Hui!on Six sedan $750 KUV CATCHING MOTOR CO. Across from City Hall. Roseburg ; SMALL FARM KOR iTBNToR SALE 15 acres, 2J miles of Roseburg. j mile from highway on country road. Splendid large ! residence, fire place, large rooms Sort water, prunes, cherries nnd small fruits, good barn with room for four or more cows, chicken house and run. Timber for family. Two in acre tracts aujoinniK under fence for pas ture. $15 per year each. A handy little money maker for chickens, turkeys, or dairying In a small way. Rent $15 per mo. or to the right parties would sell on monthly payments. Would con sider small residence as part pay. J. W. Tollman, owner, Real Estate. North Rnbnrg. BIBLE STANDARD MISSIOfJ. I of Nome rnd shout l.lio.l nr l. s ' bonding election. The board re.om-, Meetings at the Rlble Standard ifrom the North Pole I ,.,,.. 1 mended that the next hgidature Mission are being Well attended. I Point Harrow, which Is the n nth- 1 transfer to the city the old normal l ast evening the subject was of lermost tit. of Alaska, sn.l neorex- . ' coming, u proven ! Imstelr 4"0 nautical m.les nearer j ' the Pole than Nom" and the Pole. I DAILY WEATHER REPCRT I a va-t Mind spot of more . it s ! to be of real Interest to the people. i It was stated by the evangelist that UV.Iher lt,iren l.wnl nfflee "r I ine oay mil tne nour TONITE I ! COMEDY ! WORLTJNEWS SPEND SUNDAY At Canyon Auto Camp, bait mils south of Canyonvtlle. We are prepared to 'sere yon and Klve you the best spot in Southern Oregon for your picnicking. Our Insurance Service Dots not stop serving when the policy Is signed. It Is alw-hys on the Job In the Interest of our client. MSiiuK. en than a million square ml'.v, fan- I Roseburg. Or. gen. 24 hours ending l1 V""'' ,ou'" """'r:.'". '"j talo Amundsen rirst made pre-15 a m. L .......... ... ...... men parati.ns for a rticht ncress the ! precipitation In Inches and hun- 'h' u' tact that It was Pole In 1:1k. His original rhins dred'hs: foolish lor men to set days and rontcmp'.i'cii ho-ipine olf a' Wa-n- I Highest temperature veiterdav 77 h"ur" ,,,r ,h, Son of ;l ''""le. wright. l'iio pile's east of Point ' Lowest temp, rsture last night 41 n, n not even the angels In heaven , , nf rn-r-n lrn Barrow, w hei-e he i xperted to , irIK-ptat Ion. last 2 1 hours 0 knew the time. The "Seven l.ocks rUtAJ DI rKUUULLK flv to Si.ltr.herr n In nhoiit '. ! Total pre-ip since 1st of month 1.7 ' "a'r" will be the subjtt for this Iwn . 11,. is b. llev.il ti h.ive ! Normal preclp. for this month 2 05 '"'timg. me meetings will con left a l.ir.r -tore of ga-olin- .011... I Total preclp. from SeptembiT tlnue throughout the week. where on Co' north ee.ist of At s- t 1. lo da'e 40. 6S SUMMER PRICES Now in Effect (Exclusive of Specials on Which price In placed by Producer) Children 10c ADULTS (Balcony) 15c summer prices now ADULTS (Mi floor) 25c IN EFFECT EXCEPT ON SPECIALS ON WHICH STIPULATED PRICE is' THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN k.i H he enn rari Hint point )h plan. unilaniniT'd he may apne.i!.t Nome or Kotrebue at , avy time. If Amtind-en Ian 1 on ' th" deolatt. tctvrrirn d tior'h 1 roMt of AaTTi. nr.aMe t t-r-n- j f'nu hi flight H may he k In r"fl hinc civil ir. :t.n. I the j epinion Averaet preclp. from Sept. 1. 1MT Total exceia from S pt 1. ATraire prwlpitatton for 48 we teaonn. (Sprember to Visitor Htr Monday 32 40 Vhn. Wl.ltnan, of the Salcra Ter minal hotel, atopptMl orer hr hut S nlht and today and was a ruent at the Terminal hotel her. He was enrout horn after a trip to Kla- EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN PICTURE AS USUAL expressed here, as pro-inesda Vay, Inclusive! SI 4 math Falls and spent some time to- fair and mild tonight and Wed- day with W. A. dimming, manager Children 10c ADULTS (Ba!cor.y)5c HI! I TP flm.., Nonet flCe ANTLE1 S AJN I LERS sress on foot, the only means of travel until the Othe Arctic I J". ;of the hotel In Roseburg. viewing! XA Q'Thm Air M7l" WILLIAM PELL .renie .,-.1. h. .nrf f h. 1 M V' aleteorolOKisLlcltr. I aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiBaaBaaaaaiaaaaai