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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, MAY 28. 1925. FIVE Straw Hats In a variety of weaves of Imported and Domestic Straws; Whites, Yellows and Tans. Fancy or plain bands. , j i3 j3 Our Hats are light weight and comfortable, yet combine all the new stylish features so essential to the well dressed man. TRY ONE ON PBNCBRnS CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE ENDED TERM IS THIS IUIDRNING ! All barber shops will be open until 8 o'cock p. m. Friday, May 29. and closed on Decoration Day. Bvc'y Barbers Union I HELD LEGISLATED F E - STORE TO CLOSE . Omt s After conferring with the Jertatendent of banks and every SALEM. Ore., Slay 28 Frank C. Bramwell, known as the state sup erintendent of banks. Is not sup- Breach of Contract Suit 'J e.i.1on fLXiltu X'liy ,aiale M to " , . . association rinas tnai It u tne vold .-capital Journal" de- UOeS BV UetaUlt and I prevailing Beuiiiueiu amouB wcl, ln a Damages Awarded. 4 them to observe Memorial Day. bv closing throughout the entire day, on Sat. May this Btory published afternoon. Kraniwell hold the position of superintendent ot'fcanks undsr the BALDWIN GETS30 DAYS Prison Sentence Given Man Accused of Drunkenness Severe Reproof Is Given by Judge. X miTNTY Sfrchan iff X !"P" y the last legislature. I .vLi5 3 X na nt oeen elected eo that bOLlAriOrs. W monition hv the mata hanking 4es). h,.r,l under the terms of the new banking code, the story says. 4,4t, e)4 e)4) ww44' The new coe signed by the gov- W eruur auu uieu wuu lue secrcimj NOTICE of state February 25, became eff ec- . live may &o, auu auiuuiauiaiiy rv lli:i IX KOITH KM) OF TOW.N IS IU KNKI). The Fire department was called out shortly before 4 O'clock this morning lor a fire nenr tlie In tersection of Kice and Hamilton treeta. in the south end of the city. The fire originated In a de serted shed, which had been used as a combination woodshed and irnriire. Flying embers threaten ed the entire neighborhood for a hort time, but the fire was quick ly urought under control alter tli3 arrival of the firemen. The or igin of the fire could not lie de termined, and it 1 possible that it was niflllciously set. An nd- joining house caught fire once, but was saved from any great damage by the prompt action of I trfe department. The loss prob- ablv will not amount to more than $200. ATTENTION' SPANISH A-MF.ItlCA.V WAIl VETERANS. All Spanish-American War Vet erans are requested to meet at Ihe Armory on Saturday, May 30, Memorial Day, at a. m. S. W. 8TARMER. Commander George Starnier Camp No. 19. Refrigerators at Powells. Courteous Drivers Our drivers have all been with us for . years. They are our "salesmen." Any one of them will give you a courteous answer to any inquiry that you make. . Travel with them. They are careful drivers and are as pleasant as they are efficient. COAST AUTO LINES MODEL DAI RYjs? The only dairy in Douglas County selling CLARIFIED MILK We invite inspection. Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service. Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F11 1 TTfg-r'.tCT'J'-"- - The News-Review . ... ij , did waaMTM sMM m otmrn. - had to d.rd b P"- "T. EASY FOR YOU TO GET Thr of rb po. prnrf o. JMftad lolMe .K m floni&tl ana k cam a hnr. pAinsi clerk haw, diimnolino, ll .eiinmiiw- KA SC tog Moory Mail Orders If tor fn11. t 11 v f ' " !UnNi Ml r Cunts Entitle every reader to thin New Enlarged Unicermtie Dictionary i ii ,aiiiu t Your Old Dktiooarr Now Out of Date TShs st Circuit court this morning com pleted its jury cases, and the Jurors empaneled for the May term were discharged. Two were retained, however, subject to call, so that ln the event of the necessity of an other Jury session, it will be pos sible to draw enough additional Jurors to fill the panel and resume work. The last case heard was that of Ernest Donipier against Loyal V. Kmery. a suit for breach nf cnn. tract. Dompier, a wool buyer, al-1 ,rom tne Justice court on a charge Regular meeting of Rose- pealed the old code, including that burg Rod and Gun Club, Fri- ! section providing for the appoint- day. May 29th, at 7:30 p. m. Iment of the banking superintend ent Wlimiui pruviulUB luttl uiitui- well should continue ln office until the new superintendent had been elected and had Qualified. A. T. Lawrence Real Estate 4 office. dor Rondeau, Henry L. De Wald, John T. Stephens and Ellen Iiaugherty. This grand Jury will hold over until the fall term at which time It will make Its final report. There were several cases, however, demanding immediate at tention, and the grand Jury went into session to hear evidence ln the case of John Wilson bound over leged that he had contracted with Emery for 5,000 pounds of mohair, at the basis of 53 cents per pound, ami had advanced 1600 on the deal, j Emery failed to deliver the mohair, it was claimed, and the price ad vanced to 63 cents, causing a loss of $500 due to the breach of con tract. Suit was brought to recover SI, 000 on this showing. No defense was offered, Emery making no ap pearance, and the jury allowed the full amount of the damages. The case of George Hewitt against the American Timber and Land company on a note in the sum of 120.000, was decided in favor of the company. The Jury was out only a few minutes, returning its verdict after taking only one ballot. Jess Bahlwln was arraigned this morning tallowing his conviction on a charge of being drunk and dis orderly at a public dance. He was given 30 days in Jail, but gave no tice of further appeal, and bonds were fixed at 1350. Baldwin was -severely censured by the court for his actions and Judge Hamilton reproved Baldwin In no uncertain terms. The Judge stated that Baldwin and his associates were evidently out for what, is commonly called "a good time," as they did not take their wives along, and were appar ently not out for a dance, but to engage ln questionable enjoyment. of issuing forged chvcks. The jury. however. Is expected to complete Us work this afternoon and will then be excused subject to call For concrete wsrx can Taylor. 113 No. Flint 8t Tel. 125-R. LEGION AUXILIARY NOTICE All members are requested to be present Saturday morning. May 30, at 9 a. m. at the Armory to march in the Memorial day parade. arbax;kmk.nts fok m1w. 1l ingham's FFNKRAr, CHANGKO. The funeral of Mrs. KuuEolpli Ingram, which was to have beeu held today at two o'clock, has been postponed, and will be held Sunday at two o'clock at the Koseburg Undertaking parlors. Rev. Stewart O Dell will read the services and Interment will be held at South Deer Creek. LOCAL NEWS X The formation of an athletic club for Koseburg was started last nlyht by a meeting and elec tion of officers. The meeting was held at the Armory and was at tended by about twenty-five young men interested in the formation of the club. ' Harold Bellows was elected president; H. M. Urouc-riPtv-spcretary an treasurer, and Charles Cloiijrh, Mr. llroueher and Harley J. Watson, executive com mitter. The club is to be an ad junct of the National Guard, and although it will have an indenen- Aiih,lc-h rhun...! mith h.-inp in. I dent membership will be sponsor- toxicated, the judge stated, it was f d by the guard The next meet evident from the testimony that the ln wil1 be .hel.d on Wdnrsday, members of the party had violated i JuiJe 3 Bt of her laws, possession of liquor and i driving' a car while intoxicated, j aside from the direct charge in the j case. Worst of ail, however, Judge i Hamilton said, was the fact that I Haiti win and' his friends had per jured themselves upon the witness stand. In view of the fact that , Baldwin had once before pled guilty to a similar charge, leniency should not be granted. Judge Hamilton told ; the defendant, and consequently he I imposed a sentence of 30 days ln Jail. Baldwin's attorney immediate ' ly asked for appeal bonds, which ' were fixed at $350. The grand Jury to serve during the term was drawn and consists ; of Olivia Cames, DeLoss Williams, j Harriet E. Butner, foreman, Isa- hich time more com plete arrangements will be made. For prompt taxi snrvme, city or country trips. Phon 44 IS BIG HV IT for we've told you that many tires are being skimped today in the tire price war SEIBERLINGS ARE NOT and cost no The Kohlhagen garage build ing, frontinx on Hose Street, is now completed and is being oc cupied by the Hoy Catehing Hud son and Kssex automobile agency. This building is a fine improve ment to the street, and In In lino with the numerous other improve ment and development work which Mr. Kohlhagvn has under taken ln the past few yea ft. The build Ing replaces an old shed which although better than the other buildings in the ct titer of j the block, was an eyesore and a I 4 A NAKKOW KSTATK. . NEW YOHK. May 28. Paavo Nurml, famous Finnish runner, who has been appeariug la races in this country since last January narrowly averted falllug 55 feet Into tho Hudson Hiver today, when he tripped over cables on the dck of the liner Stockholm on which .he sailed for home. County Jodge C. P. Hurnurd and Mrs. Hurnurd expect to leave In their car Saturday or Sunday for Iterkeley, California, on a two wr.eks' vacutlon. This will be the first vacation the Judge will have taken In many years. Eugene Ueglster. lsadore Bondeau was a visitor in this city today from points Buuth and Bpent Beverul hours at tending to business matters. He resides at Tiller. Miss E. King spent severat hours here today shopping and attending to business mutters, be fore returning to her home at Wilbur, .' Mrs. Margaret Klncart wus a Koseburg visitor toduy, and spent the altjernoon visiting and shop ping. She is a resident of Oak lund. Mrs. Walter Leake motored from her home at Dlxonvllle to day and spent the afternoon here visiting friends and shopping. Mrs. Charles Schroeder of Wil bur sullcred a dislocation and frac ture of the lower radius of the left arm about noon yesterday, when she was thrown from a horse. Slw was riding ln from the field, when the horse became frightened, threjv her, and caused her to light on her left side. She was brought to this city, and Dr. Charles U. Wade took an inv of Ihe injured member. It was found that she also surfered a few slight scratches and bruises ubout the face. She was removed to Mercy hospital yesterduy after noon. CONWAY To Mr. and Mrs. Tho mas Conway, at their home in this city, Monday, May 25, an xft pound boy. poor showing for the business district. Mr. Kohlhauen .has con structed a large, roomy roncret'j building, accd with cream pres wd brick, giving an attractive front. Large windows have hwn provided along the front and one side, which faces on Ihe driveway leading In to the rear of tin; business building on Juckson street, so that Ihe new structure is Mu lie light. It is all of concreto construc tion, practically fireproof, and affords a large storage room and workshop, as well as sultalde dis play spare for showing the various models of cars. Mr. Kohlhagen Is now arrang ing for the construction of a larfce shovt m'tal covered shed, with concrete floor, for tlie storage of wood In the rear of the new building. Taylor-mrae concrete is good con creta. Tel. 225 R. ELK8 REQUEST HOLIDAY (Aworlatf! pmi LommI H If ) ft ALE M, Ore.. May 29. Elk lod ges of the stat- are bringing strong pressure to bear on Oovcr-1 nor I'ierce to declare a legal holl-1 day throuchout Oregon on July 16. the date of tho Elks parade at the National Elks convention in I'ort land. The governor said today that he might concede to the re quests, j About a dozen telegrams from i exalted mlTs of various lodges were received by the governor today. 1H! GLAS 1LOAH IUIS PORTLAND, Ore., May 28. Mlds on road work In.liou- glas County, arc to bo opencu l.y the slate highway com- w min.-don here th.p afternoon. J LODGE DIRECTORY ; Umpqua Klan No. S. Meet 2n and 4th Mondays of each month. Address P. O. Doi 86. Rose hurg, Orognn. United Amanl-Weets in Mao Cnbee hall first and third Thurs days. Visiting members al- whvs welcome. XKI.KN WIUTAKBn, M. A. MIl.LiKED McCULLOCH, Treaa. W.A.K 8TEPHF.NHON. 8C. un.un bncampment. No. V. I. O. O f. Meets ln Odd Fellows Tern pie on 2nd and 4th Wednesday! of each month. Visiting Patrt archs nlways' welcome. FRED MILLER, C. P. W P WKTHKRKLU RcTtbl Highway Service Co. Outside and Inside white paint . 2.s5 a gallon at Powells. I News-Kvl w advert Int ar a rnntented lot. No roliwens fov-r their shelves. They tell the pen-,1 pie of Douglas county what they, have to offer through the coluami of the.r county ipr. ilia A drop of ink i - . .1 - lkLl WMVj minium nun. Belter use a drop of Advertising inK to ii Hdke them tm think about hiiTiirttf uour ? o tnnrlK.1 w Better by M lies Ten Qallons Will Tell! You will find economy in the first ten gallons of Union Gasoline. But your real gain will be at the end of 10,000 miles Then your motor will testify. The difference between Union and most gasolines is one of quality. There's no mystery about it. Union Gasoline is not. 'made to sell at a price. Yet it is the most econom ical motor fuel on the market today. Its chief economy is in saving up keep costs. Union Gasoline is non detonating. This means that its power-impulses are not sledge-hammer like, a Its explosions pro gresswith a resulting power that is smooth. With Union, your motor starts quickly accelerates with a swift, vi brationless pick-up and easily attains an even, gliding speed. If a better gasoline were possiblet it would be made by the Union Oil Com pany. And sold wherever you see the sign "Union Gasoline." At Union Oil service stations and inde- Eendent -dealers of the rst class everywhere. - V - t . Unioii NonD donating Gasoline Union Oil Company ol Calilbrnia Also Producers of Aristo Motor Oil LA 519 Newspaper 630 lines 51441 Final O.K. for Publication United Brotnerftood of Carosnttri nd Jjlnters of Amrfrlcs. Mods at 476 S. Main second end fourth Tuesday evenings ol eacb mc lb. All carpenter wel comed. T. P. flOI.MP., nefl. Seo. EMERY COLK. Pres. Laurel Chapter No. 31, R. A. M. Muds rvfry I h I ril Tuf-fduy of fn-h ninntli In Miixnntc T' tnitli. All members miwuted to attend and visiting companions wel come. A. A. WII.DKK, Hlsh Priest. W. K. IIAItltlS, Secretary. B. P. O. Elks, Roseourg Loasi No. 82s. Hold regular comma n lest Ions at tbe Elk's Temple os eacb Thursday of every montb. All members requested to at tend regularly, and all Ttsltlnl brothers are cordially Invited ta attend. J. (;. rAY. Jr., K. R. JL TOOOHMAN, Bi-crelary A. f. A A. tA t.suri LeCe' Nft 13. Reirulsr rnamtinleatlonl second and fourth Wednesdsv each montb, at Masonic Temp I a lioseburg. Ore. Visitor wel come. M a HA MM. W. M. W. r. HARRIS. Bee. Pythian Sisters, Umpjs Temple, No. 4 Meets tbe second ar.4 fourth Monday evenlnit of escli month. Of tbe K. of P. ball. Vie linrs siwavs welcome. MARTHA CHUIMTKNHK.N, M EG EVA X1ARKH. M of R. C. MAY E. PARKER. M. of F. I. O. 0. F Phlletansn Lodge Na 8. Meets In Odd Fellows Ten pie every Friday evening. Visit' Ing bretbern are always wel come. DONALD YOUNG, N. O. A. J. QKDDE3, Rec. See. J. U. IIAILKY. Kin. Bee. Knights of Pytnias, Alpha Lodga No. 47. Meols every Weilnes day In Knights of Pythlsa hull 130 Rose street. Visitors always welcomed. HAM CHRISTKNHON, C. C. ROY O. YOUN'l, M. P. B. H. W1M11H"1.Y. K. R 8. Eaglet, Hoseourg Atrls Meets It , Maccabee bsll, on Csss street, j on second and fourth Wednes dav evenings of each month, at ' S o'clock. Visiting brethern In good standing alwsys welcome RICIIAIil) lll'SCII, W. P. P. T1IKO. W. Al.TIIArS, W. P. II. J OOOhMAN. Si'C. ROHEIil'ltO I.OIX1E NO. 1037 L ', O. (. M. Meets every WeliH,.du , nlgbt. Moose llsll, 21 N. Jai k j son 8L Clob rooms open 7:30 to 10 p. m. Visiting brothers wel come. W. A. IlOOARn. dictator. II. O. PAROKTKft, Secretary. JNO. M. THRONE. Treasurer. K. O. T. M. -Meet esrn aeconD and fourth Thursday of eses month. In Msccabee hall, cor ner Cs and Pine streets. Vie j lllng Knights always welcnnMt I O. GOODMAN. Cm 0. W. RAPP. B. K. i Neighbors or Wooocran, Lltas Circls No. 49 Mi'ets on first and third Monday evenlnKS. In K. of P. bull. Visiting neighbors Invited to attend. Al.VIA WETHEKKI.Ij, O. N. MAROAItET WHITNEY. Clerk W. B. A. O. T. W , wotenurg Re I view No. 11. Holds rcguiAl j meetings on seeid and fouitfc I 'I liuri-iliiya a 7;-o p.m. Visit Ing sinters Invited to attend ro views. Mnrcabue ball. Pine sn Cass streets. t'I,AR IIO.N'KIlltAKE, Com. JICSHIH nAPP. Cnl. Roietiurn Rebexn Lodge No. 41, I. O. O. F. Miets In Odd Eel lows Temple every week on Tueidy evnltig. Vlsltlcs members In good s'andlng are cordially Invited to attend. sins. MAit'jAitr.r Asiuiurr, N. O. Til. I.IK I. JOHN.ION, Rec. Sea 1THITI. MMt.KV Kin B-e O. C. 8.. Hoseuurg Cnsptsr No. a. Holds their teiular meeting on tbe first end tnlrd Thursdays In esrb niontb. All sojourning brothers snd sisters are ruspuct fullv Invited to attend. CORA I!. SIN'II.KIUS. V. M. KRK15 JOIl.fiNJPiecretary. Woodmen of the world, camp No Of Meets In tin Odd Kollowl liall In I(o0iirg every first snd third Monday evenlnrs. Vie Otln neighbors always welcome, JOHN UEI.L HKHS, C. U. 11. M. U1LLH, Clerk.