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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1925. 69 On ff H M EETING Tuesday Night 8 Oclock IN THE V Court Room at theCourt House All the People Invited! Stockholders and those who have contributed to financing the oil well drilling at Leeper Dome, near Sutherlin and Oakland, urged to come. Ladies especially invited. We want to inform you at first hand of the progress and prospects t Flattering AccomplishmentsAttained Things look so good that the management has just ordered by wire 76,000 pounds of casing and other equipment needed to protect and operate the well. This is the People's Well, and everybody is interested in development of this new enterprise. Something everyone in town will want to know will be explained. TODAY'S BASEBALL American League. At IlOfcton- Philadelphia Host nit Haiierles: V'albTK. Cochrane. Perkins; llcviLg. n. H. E. S 9 it 5 7 0 (iroves anil Huffing and ed i ALLEGED THIEVES HELD Edward John Clark, and Daune George Bean, both of Seattle, wen arreated here yesterday evening charged with theft of an aueomubtle from Seattle. -They are alleg- to have confessed the At New York Washington New York - patterns: JotuiMin Tones, Hoyt and Schatig. At Cleveland M. Loula . Cleveland llutterles: linxh. Vanlilld IJiXun; Karr and Myult. ! crime, staling that the ma- chine waa atolen at a, dance H. H. -E. at Virginia. Washington. Tbey ...5 11 0 . drove to Portland, according ...i 6 0 .to their alirnsd 2talfmi and e and Ruil; e then to Seattle. At Albany they picked up Harrv Watson ' and A. C. Enright, who were i i i!i . B'0 fr6"'11 l,ut later rekaa- 10 14 2 a ,.,1- nhe rnveiDinem will in- 8 ? investigate the cay on :he T auu At Detroit-Chicago Detroit ... Ih H. E. 6 12 0 8 13 2 and Schalk M butteries: Fabr Whin bill and Hauler. National League. I ST. LOUIS. June 1. Ttoirers ! Ilornsby. St. Louis Cardinals' play j ln manager, poled out his thir teenth home run of the season off : Luqu" in tii" fourth inn in if of t ; ay h ifum villi the Ciuciiin;il I lleiis. So one was on bast'. Final ! score: j At St. Louis R. H. E. Cincinnati .1) 9 1 St. Loula 5 11 0 liatterles: Luque and Hot greaves; Harris and O'Farrell. - iW yruunua oi ine iar iiav.iiK -w hen transfer re.- from one state to anoiliT, a vin'ailon of a federal at. At Chicago It. H. E. Pittsburg f 10 3 ChicaKo 6 10 2 Itatler.es: AldiidK and Smith: Alexander. Cooper; Uush, Kauf man and Hart net t. At Hrooklyn New York Brooklyn Batteries: Karnes and Grimes, Jlubbell and Taylor. R. If. E. -8 12 0 .4 9 1 Snyder; At Philadelphia ItOMlOIl . Philadelphia Batteries: Coojiey, and O'N't'UI; CarUon, catur and VIIson. it. h. e. 10 17 4 12 17 4 Kyan, Kamp lieUs, De- AB Half your living at half price. It'. qimlityjGRIMMnLllRE S.P. FIGHTING IL IS . ... Six men charged with drunken- i iim wr nr rented Baturday nljtht I hy Officer Haunch, and were fined this morning by City ' Iterorder I Whipple. Ike Martin. Hill Kntn rfmn. J. Irons and three Mexicans, Ixiwli Hernando, JesUH Under. a and Nfrea Heyert. were the six who were arrested. Knlerim and Irons, were found lying on the street neiir the Dou tin and Irons nre alleged to have lorn up two of the new mattresses In th- Jail. Martin was arraigned this morn ing and wns fined $'0 for drun kenness. He still has two char ge uf nonneiiidnn of intoxicating glaa County Flour Mills. They i Itipior against hlin. however, one were both completely ''out , the'ltelng of long standing, huvtng found neccRMiiry to call Dr. Itelt, the county physlrlan, to attend them, their condition being avr linm for a time. j i lie inree Mexicans were alio l found very Intoxicated, according to officers, and were ijuite arous ed whn Martin was thrown In, claiming that he was the one who sold thvm the liquor. They later Amtu4 rmi l-t Wtro refused however, to Identify him ANNKMASSK, France. June 1 P.uiw.y as uie person mus.ng F(f(y p..,,,,,, wt,r(. Rasi,.H tn the ma mil lutreeta here yeMterdav as During their confinement Mar- liquor having rendered them tin conscious and very sick. Martin waa taken Intl custody and turn ed over by Officer Kausch to Ted Burr, who was deputixed and ordered to take the prbtoner to the city Jail. Martin nHervd con siderable resistance, but Huir sue cticded In handling his mnn. Mar tin, himself, later was knocked Ptlt by the Ihpior, nnd It was taken time to prepare his case. (AawwUtoi Ptmm tavt Wr SVN FRANCISCO, June T. Im plying to published reports that the Southern Pacific company is con- testing the Hill interests In the con- to Irons to pay for the 1 struct ion or new lines In orthtrn under- aiuotf a nnu ttumern ureeon, President rttani Spreule of the Soui hi rn Paciric said today: "The Southern Pacific Is not at war with any one, but is attendinc' strictly lo Its own business. It is; true we are building a line through Klamath Falls, known ns the Na tron cutorf, on w hich 52 of the Hs miles have been completed and 30 miles have ben graded. About $lu.0tto noo has been spent thus far. This will give us two lines from ed to Kugene and puts Klamath assessed damage to the matin-. la and Reyes aUo were fined $25 I each and Hernando took further time to plead. I CHLORINE GAS EXPLODES: FIFTY PERSONS OVERCOME treeta here yeHterdav as a thick screen of yeSlowiKh fumes from a tank of lloutd chlot'ne swept over ' W the town. The container exploded , KalU on a main line, ! Yesterday's Scores. At Portland 10-2; Los Angelea j 13-7. At Oakland 4-2; Sacramento 3 1. I At Veruou 2-6; Salt Lake 1-5 (12 Innings). j At Seattle 5 3; San Francisco 4-5. RIFFIANSSTILL ! BALK EFFORTS TO SUBJUGATE THEM (AMocUtd PffU lmmA Wtrt.) FEZ, French Morocco, Juno 1. The Riffian Invaders t.idty laun ched another attack upia Ihe heights of Ilibane. on the Ouoryh.i front but with linle tu.oosi. The Riffs app-ar hypnoti-d by this sector, where ihey lvtd their first success against the French, but where more recent I v tney have suffered two deriou? defeuta. MARSEILLES, Fiance. June 1 Military observers arriving here from Morocco s;?y the Spanish are making new effort to subjugate the Ritlian tribe..;iii"n Ly dro.iping bombs on the u"w!y sow.i land and upon the ripening crops of barley and whoa: In the vicinity of Aihucemas Iiiy. Every day pince May 2, air F iuadt.ina liav It ft iMelllla for th !;iuo-m.iH district, lb-it the aviator r port their ef forts seeming y have ia 1 lit le ef fect, ns ihe Klffia;iR wotkvd tnl.n ty in their field bo?h befre i.nJ after tho aerial vta"!;. The opening of the mnjor Spf.n Ish operation, the landing on the short s of Alhumeca Hay, Is ex pected within ten cr IS days. Weeks of avriiil at-tivities have preceded the movement and all assistance possible will be fclv'n the army to make the campairn a success. A large number ot small warshipa will purftially blockade this coast line, closely approaching the shore line In the ! Ray. When the moment for i landing arrives, these vesseU will I spread a curtain of fire umKr the cover of which two groups of regular native troops will land from raft. tw TODtl WANTED Waitreaa at Doseburg Grill. Inquire before 5 o'clock, j FOU ItK.NT Furnianed 3 room apt. I Gas range, water, lights. tiUS So. Biephcna Bt. j FOK RENT Modern 5-room un-! furnished house. Inquire 644 So. Pine St. FOU KENT 7-room house, bath nnd garage. $30. 816 W. Mosher St. FOR RENT 3-room furiiishpd apt. newly refinlshed. 4U8 E. Douglas SU FOR SALE Ford automobile in Kood shape, $275. Mary E. Davis, Roseburg, Rt. 2,JBox 36-A. FOR l-CNT Up'todateTpt. well furnished, garage. Adults. Inquire 410 W. Douglas. CAN SAVE you $250 on new Willys Knight touring car. Glenn H. Tay lor, Catching Motor Co. FOR SALE Broccoli plants now ready for setting. Gill seed, $4 per 1000. Willard Laurence, Dil lard, Ore. FOR SALE Or rent. A 3 1-2 acre or 8 acre farm. Terms. Will trade for city property. Earl Vosburgh. FOR SALE Broccoli plants. Ash- by strain, extra fine, by dozen, MO or 1000. Earl Vosburgh, Phone 391-Y. LOST Pocketbook. Sunday even ing at- Liberty Theatre, - or on Ml Wf & dollar if'lw' Success The time comes in every life when a little ready money would mean the graxping of a genuine opportunity. Postpone ment is dangerous. A savings account is a stairway to achieve ment. The start couuts. After that, accumulation is easy. Capitalize today by being sure of your first step. UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ROSEBURG, OREGON HEAVY LOSS IN FIRE AT BREIER STORE SUNDAY (Continued from page 1.) cigar store was flooded with water, j damaging the Block of candles and . tobacco kept there, although Mr. Liiburn,. the owner of the goods, j thinks that this loss will not) amount to more than a few hundred dollars. The firemen. Immediately upon their arrival at the scene, saw that there would be a hard fight, and that the entire business section was in danger, and a second alarm was I quickly sounded, in order to call' out more volunteers to aid in the j work. It was not necessary to use ' the pumper, as there was ample ! pressure for all lines of hose, the smoke and heat being the worst handicap. ties of constituent companies en tering the merger last year will be barred in Illinois. The agreement was 'taken to meau an end to proceedings beforo the state commerce commission. Instigated by the Illinois Agricul ture association, which sough L to have the company placed under the jurisdiction .if the commission as a public utility, because of its op eration of pubtf? grain elevators a"d iu sicck seVIng thereby m-Je subject lo approval by the comm's-sion. . uDi 'fluid at Wharton Bros. from heat. Twelve of the victims nre In a serto.is cciiditlon, I NITKIi MINK WORK KRS WIN l roNTKMPT SK. ( AeeervUlent pTvw LnaMl Wirt.) WIIKKLIXd. W. Va., June t. which was never brought to trln and the other resulting from his arrest Saturday. lie has taken nine io piean on me potmenmnn ' Wwi, Virginia-Pittsburgh charge, and If a plea of not Hilliy uvmimnv against a numb i "Hiihtr( F. Strnhorn tit hulldlne a line east and northeast of Klam ath Falls, known as tho Oregon. California and EaKrn. He has completed forty miles to Spracue river. As his construction aims to serve territory conticutous to our line and to Klamath KnlU. we have EPIGRAMS OF MARSHALL i FOR RENT Large furnished sleep ing room In private home for l or 2 ladles. Convenient to bath. 246 So. Rose. Phone 29S-J. FOR SALE Ilroccoll plants, nut ner's late variety, $1.50 per luoo; Ashbys Iat and early $3.75. Weeks and Sheldon, Ruckles, Ore. WXS'TKI) TO LEASH Suburban home of about six rooms. West Roseburg preferred. Address particulars to Box 1244, City, or call D!5-R. NEW JOHN DEERE 7 ft. tongue truck binder at $175 earth f. o. b. Riddle. Itelow wholesale cost. Elder's Hardware, Riddle, Ore. , FOU SALE Cabbage" plants, flat iHitch. and Oregon Railhead, dor. 10c; 100, 7"c; MOO $4. E. 1. Lewis. 544 N. Pine St. FOR SALE Mower atthlnen"ta for Fordnon tractor. Good as new, $S0. Milwaukie binder in running ord'T with trucks, $25. Koy Iluell, Looking Olass, .Ore. Phone 23PJ3. HorSEHOLD GOODS f0 sale. Pi ano. Victrola, dining table and chairs, rockers, oak hieh chair, Conitoleum rug, 9 by 12, Hoosier cabinet, 2 dressers, wood range, oil stove, electric heater, beds and other items. Mrs. Part on Helllwell, 307 So. Main St. Phone 57U USED CAR BARGAINS 19J1 Ford Delivery $150.00 1920 Chevrolet touring l.'.OOO 1IH7 Buick "6" touring 25O.n0 1f19 Nash "6" touring 3n.on 1923 Ford touring 25.00 1920 Hudson touring 500.00 .1921 Ford Tudor S-dan 550.00 ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. Opposite K. P. Hall North Rose St. Roseburg. GRAIN CONCERN DIVORCES h li.ation with farmers (AMtwUttd Pmi LMtwd Wlrv. CHICAGO, June 1. A stipulation under which the Grain Marketing cumpnny agreed to discontinue the sale of stock in the company to Illinois farmers until July 28, un less with the consent or the Illi nois commerce commisson, was signed today by counsel for the company and the Illinois 'Agricul tural association. By the stipulation, . selling of stock prior to the date of expira tion of the option of tha H: aln" Marketing company on the pioper- Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. Phon 88. IF YOU DANCE Come to the ARMORY Tues., June 2nd Anlauf Wed., June 3rd Jimmie Vance and His Arizona Collegians Promise Something Good SPEND SUNDAY At Canyon Auto Camp, half mile south of Canyonrllle. We are prepared to nerve you and give you the best spot In Southern Oregon for your picnicking. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST BiwcUlUt In th. fUtln c 114 J. k.on Rt Dr. Harrison Folk I Chiropractor j Electronic and Electro-Theraphj : 417 Prktn RM PVne 1 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. 324 Terkins Bldg. Phone 654 Federal JuclKe William K. Hnker undertaken to aid In his construe- lodny iliMchuraed the contempt of rnurt prniiedlnKK brought hy the Coal I of la eniereu win oe iriea imme. , ,,. of , , n,Pll MUm VVork rt.ately upon the return of I'liy ,vr, ,,,,,. ,,, or,Klllll nkl.r Ail.Mii.y Wlmherly. . junetlnn grunted In l23. Knierima and Irons were each n flnvd ii lid an extra $H waa It LOCAL NEWS THE LIBERTY THEATER Only Today Only A. brilliant plclure novelty, based on (leorge ralullo'a nmiialng and unuatial Saturday Kvenlng I'ont Situy of what developed In town when a poat man lout a package of letiera. which were found and delivered planilng machine thla aea.wn. The noveltyTTT CIL8ERT heyfron sensation UGK, Jl RENAUD HOFFMAN Til ft llflllfltfl r t i " ofthe. ve.ir i i " t I V J I wMPrivate tlon upon obtaining approval of the Interstate commerce commission." "We are prompted by the fr!her consideration thnt from our Susan ville braTich at Vnd'll a narrow Kuupo known as the Nevadn Cali fornia -Oreron, runs north 156 miles', to I.akevlew, (re. Shippers nlonii Ihe line desire a stHmimd cuane. road. The Southern Pacific will fi-' nance that Imi'rovenu nt If consent Is granted by the rommissinn. The Southern raclflc Is its only con nection and th road Is a natural From Glendnle feeder to our Centrnl Pacific line II. A. AlspauKh was a visitor In ,m Strnhorn line Is a na this city Saturday froniih e north. turl feeder to our Natron cut-off. He is a resident of tilendale. I "We have not flcund on butld- . ti.fr, Into H-'nd. re. We have not M you want a broccoli trans- rKardd Pend as tributary to our We' line and that territory Already Is i have another shipment comhiK soon W''N provld-l f'r, bdt If a Pne land only one of these Is not sold, were built to P. nd we are In the ItHder now. Wharton Proa. best mition to buM.l It a ore v tmore step In the development of To ltriwnpitlte our system In the northncM. MN tiladya Kntrer returned to I o l her home at llrownsvllle Satur- Fasy bons mw spray Mils the day. nftT pvndint the past week flys. Sold by Wharton Pro, or ten days here vinittng friends, o- w on current events. Some of these INniAAPOUS. June 1. Thorn- ravines follow: as R. Marshall. Indiana's former I 'The only difference between governor and the nation's vice-I this generation and my generation president, was full of eplernms is tlmt they have different ways of many of which have been widely making fools of themselves." quoted. "The avernce Idea of a home Is In nearly every speech he m.1de a flat and a flivver. was at It'ast one odd observation "fBI1 fpM?tTlJaTanW L fWX W 4 BOYS' "A man should marry and then kiss his wife every day as an evi dence of good faith." Full Associated Pren leaded wire service gives the readers or the Ko'ebuig News-Pevlcw the complete news of the day while it Is still hot. ICE HALT, VCSSFL SFNT TO AID OF AMUNDSEN AUo: HEZA-LIAR CARTOON COMEDY Also: PORTLAND OREGONIAN WEEKLY From Wlmton Henry ljimlera waa amona those rrom out of tow n points to apend ; mm rm rwi aeveral hnura here today lookiiiK ' NOMK. AlaVa June 1- The mtv after tU"ltie- niattera. He return- lnrWi ("hail- Hrower. ordered hy el to hla home at Wlnaton thlit her nwnera. l.lfhea A Comrany of afternoon. S.in Kranrico. to anil Into thp i ' ' !Arrt'e oer-an In aearch of traea of I Former (lealdtnt Hara 'the Aniurd.en evjied'tlnn U fit ill at Claude Weaver, former realdent. St. I awronce lHn l. advlcra reai h la here for a ahort time from Oak- Ina Nome yeterday aauf. The land. California. vWtln with r-la- llrower waa rehuffiil hv heavy Ire Uvea and old frienda. He la recup-iwhrn fhe attempted to enter the ' 'viaiing from recent operation. Arctic ocean tarly thli week. A Cascball Free with every pair of Genuine "Hi Kicks" Moat styles have that long wearing, comfort able sponge crepe sole $2.75 to S4.50 The ideal shoe for sports and out door wear. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy and FI1 Your Parkins Bit!?, Roseburg If you've ln-t anything If you've found anything If you want a Jol If you want someone to do your work I'se the News-Rfvlow classified adv rlfsinfc. Hesnlts will be yours! Ourlnsurance Service Does not atop serving when the policy la signed. It Is always on tho Job in the Interest of our client. MaSOHIC SLOG. ROSfBUBC. ODE Artvorto ronNtntlv A Business AYan Goes to Bed HappiJ and wftkes up happij if his business. s advertised Any Time You are in Town Eat at The Home Restaurant Buy Cat with the Difference ' Sheridan Street Roseburg LAST TIME TONITE Katherine MacDonald In "REFUGE" FOX NEWS COMEDY ioc Majestic sc TONITE Gloria Swanson Id "Her Love Story" "PATHE NEWS" Feature Comedy , 10c, 15c, 25c ANTLERS Next: "RAFFLES"