Roseburg news-review., June 13, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, JUNE 13. 1923.
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1 LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Tandy Visits.
Mrs. F. L. Tandy spent yester
day afternoon In this city visiting
and shopping. She la a resident of
Drain.
From Rock Creak.
Jo Shook ley motored bore from
Rock creek Friday and spent sev
eral hours attending to business
matters and visiting.
From Glendal.
W. J. Vestal was a visitor in this
city yesterday and spent the after
noon attending to businesa affairs.
I lie is from Ulendale.
In Friday.
Carl Messing was a visitor in
this city Friday and attended to
business affairs for a few hours.
He is from Rock creek.
From T. OF O.
Phil Berg who has been attend
ing the University of Oregon this
year, has returned to Roaeburg to
spend the summer with his parents.
Is Visiting Here
Mrs. S. E. Montgomery is here
irom bioux city, lowa. tor the
summer and is visiting at the
home of her son, W. O. .Montgomery.
in Friday. ,
! Miss l-ela Swift motored from
LOCAL NEWS J South Deer creek yesterday and
v ' spent the afternoon visiting friends
j and shopping.
To Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Watson left
for their home at Ashland, this
morning after spending a day or so
in this city visiting.
From Winchester
Mrs. V. XV. oody and daugh
ter arrived here yesterday from
Winchester and spent the- duy
visiting end shopping.
From Myrtle Point.
II. D. Emry was a visitor In this
city yesterday and transacted busi
ness. He la a resident of Myrtle
Point.
In Today.
A. Larson was a visitor In this
city this morning and transacted
business. He is a resident of
Looking Glass.
Firm Dissol
Notice of dissolution has been
filed with the secretary of state by
the Glendale. Mill. Light & Power
Co.. of Glendale, Ore.
Here From Portlnnd.
C. A. Patchett arrived here yes
terday from Portland to spend a
few days on business and visiting
with friends.
Home From School.
Miss Thelnia Trefren, who at
tended the University of, Oregon,
last winter, has returned to this,
city to spend the summer with her'
parents.
Former Residents Here.
Mrs. Justin Elfert and son Jus
tin of Marshfleld are visiting
friends and relatives in Roseburg.
They formerly resided here.
Mr, Rice In. .
Harry Rice, of the firm of Rice
Bros, and Adams, of Myrtle creek,
Bpent yesterday afternoon in the
city transacting businesa.
From Drain
Mrs. C. H. Caatto waa among
the out of town visitors here yes
terday and spent the day on busi
ness and shopping. She la from
Drain.
To alem.
Keuoen Marsters, or this city, left
yesterday for Salem, where he will
nievi nis lamuy, wno nave Been re
siding there during the winter, and
return to this city Tuesday to locate.
Mr. Oliver In.
Roland Oliver was among those
from points east of Roseburg to
transact business here yesterday.
He Is a resident of Glide.
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From Sutherlin.
Mr. Quenton returned to his
home at Sutherlin yesterday after
noon after spending the day here
visiting and on business.
Browns Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown, mo
tored here from their ranch near
Dtxonvllle yesterday and spent the
afternoon visiting friends.
Granted Pension
Latest Oregonlans to receive
pensions, as announced In a Wash
ington news Item, Includes William
IT. Strahm, of Roseburg; (30 a
month.
Leave for South,
.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kirby, of
Boston, who have been visiting in
this city for the past two or three
days, left for San Francisco this
morning.
I To Arrive From New York.
i S. J. Toujian Is expected to ar
irlve in this city some time today
from-New York city and will be
j a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. O. N. Ruiters for a short time.
I He will go on to southern Califor-
I nia points from this cltfT
From Wilbur.
F. F. Northrup and on Gene
were visitors In this city yesterday
from points north and transacted
business. They are from Wilbur.
Miti-rlngo Ileenaea Issued -
A niarriage license waa Issued
yesterday to Homer Bedford and
Mina Converse of Canyonvllle and
to Hugh A. Rltter of Glide and
Mildred Sinclair, of Wilbur.
Homo From College.
Miss Roslna Porter has return
ed from Corvallis. where she at
tended O. A.-C. thia winter, to
spend the summer visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter.
From Canyonvllle -
H. Radford -was among those
from southern points in the coun
ty to spend yesterday here on
business. He is a resident of
Canyonvllle.
Leave soon Tor Toledo.
George Spaur, who la visiting bis i
parents here after attending O. A.
C. this winter, will leave soon for
Toledo, Oregon, to work during the
summer. .
To Vancouver
Dr. A. C. Seely will leave to
night for Vancouver, B. C, where
h-3 will spend the next week. He
will attend the Pacific Eye, Ear,
None and Throat Association Con
vention at that place.
TOMMY M1I.TOV WINS
- 1MU-MILK HACK IN
VKHY CIXMSK FINISH
(Aaortatxi hta UtMd Win.)
ALTOONA, Pa.. June 13,
Tommy Milton won the
250-mile spring classic auto
race here today.
Milton came in to chance
both rear tlrea at 215 miles. t
Ills pit men made quirk work
of It and Cooper regained
the lead. After one fust lap,
Cooper's left rear tire gave
way and .he left the track.
In a masterful drive against
Peter De Paolo, who had
slipped into the read, Milton
went to the front by a scant
few feet. Harry Harts waa
third and Frank Elliott 4th.
Just as the race waa fin-
lahed. Wade Morton's racer
crashed into the fence on the
hack stretch. The crowd
cheered when Morton crawl-
ed from under the car, aa it
hung on the rail and waved
his arms.
Milton's time was two hours
ten minutes 21.4$ seconds.
. Morton waa taken to the
field hospital suffering from
a strained back,
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Hare Visiting Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rose, of Ash
land, are here for a ahort time
visiting with friends. Mrs. Rose
formerly resided in this city.
Party Visit Herd. '
C. S. Hudson, prominent Port
land man, Leland Best, of Santa
Rosa, and Ivan O. Martin ot Salem
were guests at the Hotel Umqpua
Friday night They are motoring
IU HIUIUCIII UIUIS.
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Leaving for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bates, Mrs. i
Fred Schwarts and Mrs. Archie
Crawford will leave tomorrow for
Portland by Automobile to spend
several days at the Rose Festival
and visiting with friends.
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(Aanclattd Prws L)w4 Wlr.) jB
CHICAGO, June IS. The de- 5
tense of William Darling Shep- B
herd, on trial for the murder of j
Billy McCllntock by administer-iff
ing typhoid germs, lost another
hard fought battle today. At the A
openng of court, William Scott 9
Stewart, chief of defense counsel,
sought to have erased from the B
record, the testimony yesterday K
of Estelhe Gehllng, Shepherd's W.
sunshine girl", and a quotation im
i Bandon Beachman's
i ANNUAL BALL-
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And Coronation of the Recently Elected
Queen Undine
(Eileen Kranti)
Attended by Four Nymphs.
Home From College.
Glenn Radabaugh returned here :
yesterday from Eugene, where he
has been attending the U. of O. dur-j
Ing the winter. He will spend the
summer here.
lHvorro Suit Filed '
A suit for divorce wo filed to
day in the Circuit Court by Mary
V, Longbrake against George E.
Long Brake, charging cruel and
inhuman treatment. The plain
Gardiner Man Here.
H. L. Edmonds, vice president
and cashier of the First National
Bank of Gardiner, was a business
visitor In Roseburg today. Mr. Ed
monds has been attending the
bankers' convention at Corvallis,
and Is on his way home.
Schmidli Here..
Mra. and Mrs. A. Schmidli are
here from Coos Bay fn a short
time on business. Mr. Schmidli Is
with the firm of Keyser and
Schmidli.
Leave for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kent of this
city, have gone to Portland, where
they will attend the wedding or t
Mra. Kent's neice. From there
they mill go on to Boise, Idaho, to
vinit at the home of Mrs. Kent's
sister, Mrs. Tom Jennings.
Congressman Coming
Roseburg Is to receive a visit
from Congressman W. C. Hawley
on June 25, according to his an
nounced Itinerary for the next two
weeks. Immediately preceding his1
coming here. will be visits to Coos
county cities and one beforehand
at Gardiner on the 19th. When
Secretary of the Interior Work
visits reclamation projects In Ore
gon, Mr. Haw ley expects to join tne
party.
Gets Bit In Eye.
Harlan Belcher of Glendale, was
I brought to this city Thursday eve
ning for medical treatment of the
I right eye. He had the misfortune
I to receive three cuts of the eye
ball from bites received by a dog.
j Dr. Seely, who attended the case,
' found It necessary to take a few
stitches to close the cuts.
tiff Is represented
John T. Long.
by Attorney
Leave for South.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey and
son, of this city, left this afternoon
by auto for southern points on a
two week's vacation. They will
visit at the home of Mrs. Bailey's
brother, Charles Parsons, In San'
Francisco, and will also step at
other points of Interest in south
ern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Visit.
f Mr. and Mrs. J. P. (Polk) Mar
tin, veil known former residents of
j Roseburg, are in the city from
i Ferndale. where Mr. Martin has
, been employed for the past two
months and whither they moved
from Grants Pass, where they
lived for several years. They are
the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
O. I). McAllister, and Mrs. Martin's
sister, Mrs. Walter Singleton.
Later they will visit at Dixonville
with other relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Dfck Chapman.
IBuzukoa Blows In
Pete Buzukos, who wrestled In
j Roseburg about 14 years ago, blew
in to our city yesterday concur
rently with the telegraphic an
1 nouncement that the Greek cabinet
i had resigned. He announced hfs
intention of seeking a bout with
,Paul Amort, the local 165-pound
grappler, although Pete Is only In
the welterweight class. Amort was
'out of the city today and until he
returns It will not be known wheth
er the pair will be matched. Pete
'is a clever mat artist with many
! years of experience back of him.
He is still the possessor of a gen
Mai personality and a countenance
that qualifies him for "Exhibit A"
(for the defense in the coming evo
' lution case trial In Tennessee.
VMHiir YYom Ashland -
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose, of
Ashland, were visitors in the city
last night on their way north.
Mrs. Rose before her marriage
wai Miss Mable Trott, and was
a ..".o I ,1 .... n IhU .III. knln.
j well known here.
Hero From Kellogg
Eben and Joe Mode, of Kellogg,
were in the city yesterday attend
ing to business matters. Mr.
King reports that the traffic over
i the Coos Bay road has been in
creasing in volume daily during
the past few weeks.
Morton Hartley Coming
C. L. Hadley received a wire
this morning from his son Mor
ton, stating that he will leave
New York City the first of July
to take over the western terri
tory for the Eastmun Company,
as factory representative. He will
he engngpd exclusively in inspec
tion work on the company's x-ray
and labratory equipment, and will
have the territory of Oregon,
Washington. Montana and Idaho.
He will probably make bis head;
quarters in Roseburg.
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(AmcUted rrws Ltued Win.)
SYDNEY, N. S., June 13. Strik
ing miners of the British Empire
Steel Corporation In the Cape Bret
on coal fields hare taken the law
into their own hands and today are
in control of the situation through
out the colliery districts of the
Island. At night under cover of
darkness the stores of the company
were raided and looted and In some
cases destroyed.
By day the colliery centers are
for the most part peaceful. Esti
mates of the damage done by atrlk
ers run as high as 1300,000.
from a letter he had written to
her admitting financial Insolvency
and an Intention to "close my of
fice here and drift away from it
all."
Judge Thomas J. Lynch agreed
with llolwrt E. Crowe, atatea at
torney, that while the letter waa
highly prejudicial against Shep
herd, It waa pertinent In that It
confessed, In his own handwrit
ing, that he waa bankrupt and
hia outlook waa hopeless one
month before young McCllntock
died and left him an estate of
more than a million. It was
agreed that only a portion of the
letter should be permitted to go
into the records, and that the
parts of the letter which Identi
fied it aa a "love letter" should
not be .read."
The jury then waa brought In
and the proaecutor drove ahead.
building up Shepherd's alleged mo
tive, relegating establishing Ita
"corpus delicti" to later sessions.
Louis Sbarbaro. Chicago civil
service employe, former reatauran
teur and uncle of John Sbarbaro,
assistant atatea attorney, testified
that nine or ten years ago Shep-,
nerd frequently visited ma place
nnd that he displayed an Interest
even then In learning the part of
an .oyster that contained poison.
Sbarbaro testified that Shepherd
frequently had him open oysters for
him, fasten them with a rubber
band and that Shepherd then would
take them home.
Once Shepherd told htm, Sbar
baro said, that he waa the guar
dian for a "rich youlh, got $7,500 a
year for it," and added: "Some day
I'll have a barrel ot money."
Sbarbaro admitted that he first
talked with Judge Harry Olson,
chief figure In the Investigation In)
tne death of young McCllntock,
about the Shepherd matter early
this year, although his nephew, the
assistant slates attorney, then waa
.working on the case.
The defense won a point when
! It was successful In having the
I testimony of Stella Carson of Lin
ton. Iowa, a former maid In the Mo-Cllntock-Shepherd
home, limited.
The prosecution asked "at the
time of Mrs. McCllntock'a death
did you aee Mrs. Shepherd remove
a diamond ring from-her finger?"
Stewart waa on. his feet Instant
ly with an objection but the wit
ness replied: "Yes.
Coronation Pageant at 8 p. m. and Grand March d
led by Big Splash and Queen Undine at 9 pTih. K
Silver Spray Gardens
BANOON-BY-THE-8EA 5
Saturday, June 13th S
Admission 25 cents - Jitney Danrfrig j
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sherd's room adjoined that of Mrs.
McCllntock, and that the mother
of "Billy," who preceded him to
the grave by 16 years, had access
to Shepherd's at any moment
through a connecting door.
In appealing to Judge Lynch yes
terday for the right to present his
case In his own manner, Prosecu
tor Crowe laid great stress upon
that private laboratory as a cog
in the wheel of circumstantial
"corpus delecti." The will of Billy
McCllntock, by which Shepherd
leaped overnight from confessed
poverty to the figurative status of
, w m thai im '' nuwjra VI 111V VJirffUll
National Guard as they marched
! In perfect formation across the
naraiio vr-minr) hnnrloti hv thAlr
A clerk of the probate court tea-1 bands, and aulimltlwd to Inspec
tifled the will as a formal court ton by Brlgadler-tieneral White,
document and lrosecutor Crowe I nl, Ilaff ,nd tne nfiltlt army
iotu .1 .u un-juij. .nnrupuu mm., ornrers on duty at the tamo.
only
MEDFORD, Ore., June 13.
Hundreds of Mdford cttlsena
Peterson, secretary for the law I
firm ot which Shepherd ia a mem
ber.
Peterson waa recalled and testi
fied as to the major proportion of
the will.
Dr. Amante Rongeti testified
This was the only military .
feature for the day, and this af
ternoon most ot the soldiers are
to attend the automobile ..racet
that Shephmerd visited him about j given in their honor at the local
a course In bacteriology, ami his ! fair grounds. " "
cross-examination produced objec-j With settlement of the camp
tlons by Prosecutor Crowe, with lover, the 2500 officers and men
Stewart of defense counsel Indulg-) have settled down to the daily
lng In aome harsh personalities.
Finally the lawyers and judge
retired to chambers to debate the
matter. Stewart in cross-examination
had souRht to show that Kon
gettl was Incensed at Charles C.
Falman. Jointly Indicted with Shep
herd, and had come into the caBe
after he read about Faiman'a In
carceration by visiting the office
of the Chicago, Herald and Exami
ner, and announcing to the news
paper that he bad knowledge ot
value aa evidence against Falman
and Shepherd.
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routine which they will follow
closely for the next two weks.
Sunday will be a quiet day for
rest and divine worship with
Monday marking the opening ot
Intensive training.
Cook with gas.
TWO roUCESLAIii
IN PISTOL BATTLE
Continued from page V.'
TORONTO. June 13. Troops.
300 strong, left Toronto by special
train for the strike area In Cape
Breton this afternoon fully equip
ped for active service.
the "whole political structure Is
Surprise Pastor. J honeycombed by gang Influence,
A party of young folks of the ,nd tnat found evidence pf 1313
Methodist church, about 20 In num. ln Chicago with Probably
Ker t -j m 60.000 .members, of which SO were
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The court then Instructed the'Knotta yesterday evening at their r" ,- . ,
Jury to disregard any testimony , home. The evening was spent in , . .? V" i
against Mrs. Shepherd as prejudi- gamea and chatting after which ' V .'?L. .1!-
clal and the question and answer light refreshment, were served. ; SS'liiJiTS.'
were expunged from tne record. i i " d '." r
Upon cross-examination, the de- .. . ,,, .
fense .ought to show that Stella i """rn "' "'"'
Carson was a dlsaruntled. dls- Mra. Ella Lough and daughter, I
harged servant of the Shepherds, Edna, and Mrs. Wakefield and)
ti H i.l with Anna lieekfnril the daughter. Mrs. Fred Powell, who A
next witness. have been spending the past week food
I Ml Heekfnrd testified that visiting In Seattle, are expected to at
! Shepherd had a secret laboratory arrive home Monday. They have
I In his room, but upon cross-exam- made the trip north In Mrs. Wake-i
1 (ration she admitted that Shep- field's car. I Cook with gaa.
APRON AND FOOO SALE
sale of apron, and . cooked
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