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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JUNE 16. 1923. FIVE Notice Difference 'In Way You Feel In 14 Hours or Less! Make thU t-t! Krnl Buff.-rinff from Intilnt'tslion. iMniplea, Pains ill l:uck and Std.'s, Constipation, HfaUatheu and tired, run-down con dition, due to St'U-PoUoahiK. I cause of uluggltsh liver and clog god Intestines. Take a pleasant spoonful of Dr. Thacher'a Liver and Blood Syrup after the next two meaU . In leua than 14 hours notice quick differ ence in way you feoL Contains pure vegetable ingredients approv el by 1'hys .clans. Helps nature cleanae and tone your liver AtrenKihen your digestive organ south the tired and overtaxed nervfj, brace up your system and purify your blood. It has helped ihuunands feel return of strength, viKor and energy again. You, too, must be satisfied, or no cost. Ir. Thacher's is sold and recom mended under this guarantee by Nuthan Fuller ton, Uoseburg. Ore., Drain Pharmacy, Drain. Ore. E it TO QUELL RIFFS PAKIS, Juira 16. The French cabinet today approved Premier Palnleve's plans for a quick term ination of the Rifffan warfare in Morocco, and It was announced that French warships had been stationed off the Rlffian coast to day. M. Palnleve arrived from Morocco where he vixitcd the French front, five minutes before the cabinet session hc;an. The prero'er reported to the cabinet the measures he had taken while In Morocco, "to re duce to a minimum the risks and duration of the military opera tions there." 1 It was stated that a Joint Franco-Spanish arrangement had i been niailu for pal rolling the Rif fian coast. Studesaxcr costs less per pound thnn butter. 4 Yourovm judfbnent iiiFk. .435 i ii W tellsyou, finn ifvourliefrom 1ATnA natural cause VlVfVvU if you die from accident and in case of permanent total' disability the company will 1. Waive all premiutft payments 2. Pay you $25 per week for one year; and in ad dition 3. Pay you $50 per month for life; and 4. Pay $5,000 to your beneficiary when you die 5. If disability involves loss of limbs or sight as a result of accident, the company will pay you $5,000 in cash, immediately, in addition to all other benefits. In case of temporary disability as a result of either sickness or accident, the company will pay you $25 per week for a limit of 52 meets. West Coast Life INSURANCE COMPANY r home ornct-SAM mwciaCO HARLEY J. WATSON, Dist Mgr. 1144 Corey Ave., Roseburg, Oregon Angus Newton, the 14-year-old son of Mrs. H. I). Johnson of Port land, who escaped from the city 'ja.il Sunday and was recaptured In the afternoon of that day, repeated I his performance last night, and was : successful In making hia getaway. I The boy, who was being held Mr running away from home, waa kept In close confinement following his break Sunday, but yesterday eve ning waa released from his cell for a few minutes to be given an op tunity to exercise in the main cor ridor, and when the officer was ab sent for a few minutes slipped again through the small bole in the barred window, and reached a safe aiding place. The youngster spread the bars on Sunday, using a abort length of board, which he had slipped through a window. The bars bad not been straightened, and It was an easy matter for him to go through the bole a second time. Officers serened for him but were unable to locate him, and It is sup posed that he is now well on his way into California. The boy is on his second run away trip having been arrested here in May and returned home. His mother came Cor him and took him home upon the first occasion, and had expected to do so again, but Is 111 now and had asked the city officers to hold the boy until she could come ror mm In view of the fact that this is the second time a boy has escaped from the city Jail, the council has reached the conclusion that the cells are hardly sturdy enough for housing criminals, and the health and police committee was authoriz ed last night to make the neces sary repairs to strengthen the Jail. Sol Km Off, a, ctmmt St ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES Cathedral Bombers Are Executed: Gypsies Forced to Play Hangmen - . ifh. -r Lj A mi I krz :Wft I I Used range for 25. at Powell's. OHJIIOIEN Suzanne Winning Again But Face Tells of Strain I v ' . '-jy T FESTIVAL FEATURE New Jersey Dems Already at Work -HiMht l'rf Um-. Win'.) rOHTLANO, June 16 OlM-nltm of l'urtluml's annual Husu show was a feature of today's program , of the Hose Festival. A heavy rtp refiitatiou of out of town growers was ini-lutled in the entry lUt this year. Taconia, Seattio and Van couver. B. C, were aamng the cit ies iu competition with iortlauJ growers. The festival center was formally opt'tied by the festival queen today ami junior rosebud programs, in which children took iart with sing itiK and danclnp, with iven in (LaurfthurKt and WashiiiKlon I'arks t "Kotiaria", the paxoant ut th festival, will have its swond per formance, tonight. Thousands of 1'orUaihI residents and victors from all parts of Iho Taciflc North i west Inst night crowded Mmtnomah ,fl'ld to witness the first perfor 'mance of "Kosaria". Six thousand j persons took part In tho pageant PT 1 Ifeat with gas. X' .3 CITYS DEALWITH - Democrats are beginning early to repair fences in pre paration for carrying New Jer sey in the IU20 congressional elections. J Lylo Kinmoulh, otic of the most prominent Domocrats in the state, has an- nounccd himself as a candidate for representative from tho third district lie is owner of tlie' Aslibury Park Press." ' This photo of Mile. Suzanne Lenglcn, French tennis wonder, was taken after her recent vic tories in the French open tour ney. Though she displayed her 'old-time form, her face showed thejttraiij of the matches. POItTIAND. June 16 Two men and one woman were killed, and another woman was seriously in ured In a collision between an automobile and astreet car here early this morning. Tho dead: Ray Stockstlll, 26, seventh In fantry, Vancouver Barracks, Wanh. driver of car, instantly killed. ' " Arthur Holt, 22, seventh infan try band, Vancouver larracks, Wash., died at 7:25 a. m. Mrs. Evelyn Stevens, 26, wait ress, Vancouver, instantly killed. The injured woman, Mrs. t'hris tine ilnwilin. 23, Vancouver, was In a hospital this morning suffering from cuts, broken bones and pos sible fracture of the skull. The automobile, a heavy sedan, crashed head on into a street car on I'nion avenue throughfure lead ing through Vancouver. According to accounts received by the polioe, it was traveling at a hii:h rate of speed and swerved to the wrong side of the street, without appar ent reason .hitting the street cur. Officers from Vancouver Bar racks today identified the two sold iers killed in an auto crash here early this morning as Hay Stocks till and Arthur M. Holt. Stockslill was manaKcr of the Seventh Infan try football team and a star fcot-, ball player. Holt was a son of Mrs. Nora J. Holt of Albany, Ore. Taylor-maae concrete is gooa con crete. TeL 225-K. These pictures, just received, show the dramatic end of llie lives of the three men, Kocff, ZadgofV.y and Fricdraann, whoHmb rd the Sofia (Bulgaria) cathedral, killing i0 penoos. Three scaf folds were erected in an open Celd near Sofia. The condemned men stood on chairs placed on small tables while the yoscs were ad justed. Then three gypties, wandering along the road, were made to poll the chairs from beneath the bombers. Upper photo shows a prkst talking to the doomed men. Below, right, tlie last one of ktltaa rca4v for death, and, lower left, the throe 'p-cxwUonccra. "Qhose UP-STAIRS FLOORS "HOW can I keep them presentable?" A properly painted sur face! a porcelain-like surface one that resist water, soap suds, etc. and withstands moving, scrap ing furniture and pounding hecls-TKat's the answer. And Rubber Cement Door Paint gives just that surface. Easy to apply. Aiao. ask for booklet. "Color Har mony in the Home" ill about point iof or finishing floors, woodwork, walla, etc It's bet. 4 7t- carry a full line ol Fuller YV Hi Pains and Varnishes and can turply your needs. Marsters Drug Co. W. P. FULLER WOn. yl Mission Sen-re San Fnmciaco It Bisacbm M Pacific Coaat Ocasa Fuller PAINTS VARNiSHtS rioNiia wMirciaao (ANrf-uitrI I'r,-Tai U-aw-d Win-.r I M r.llnlli U, Ore.. June Hi. r.. k. .innes, ol tlie Log t'libm gnrugo in the Siskiyou mountains, was bound over to the grand Jury Monday under the new sinte law prohibiting tire trun.'ipnrtini.' of coiireuled weapons in automobiles. Jones, with a companion, was ar rested for a violation of the traf fic lnwa and a hih-powered pistol wus found on the sent littweiu them. According to the district attorney's office. Jones admitted the ownership of the gun. The nrrost was the rirst In this county under tlie new law, which compels the Justice of the l'eace to bind the defundnut to Urn grand Jury. The circuit court cannot parole or suspend rentenc", under tho law and the governor cannot grant a pardon. It is re ported to be the only law on tho Oregon statute hooks denyliic governor this privilege. The law provides that arrest for tho firt ofrc.::se li a misdemeanor and two arrests constitutes a felony. Thn legislature passed the law to eurli tile proneness of bootlegger:' to shoot when cornered. The pos session of a weapon In a ear, un der the law constitutes infenl. No liiiuor was found In Jones' car. The same law provides that all permits issued to carry pit-tols. jare null and void and revoki n um.-r June urm. The deal which tho city recently made with A. Creadon, and in which the small triangular pink Just across the Deer ('reek bridge was to be traded for a 20-foot strip off the west side of the property upon which he is now constructing a building, in order to widen Jackson street, fell 'through last night, when tho city found itself unable to give a clear title to tho park. A This piece of land was deeded to th'd city for street purpgses only, and the cit attorney uid thut the only method by wiilch it could bo conveyed would ho thru vacation proceedings and thul should any objection be filed the city probably would be slopped from vacuting the laud. In uny cvuut, tiie attorney said, the hind would revert to Us original own ers, aud the city would huvu no riKhl to convey the laud to Mr. C reason. The deed, according to the legal explanation, is in elfect only un easement, and Is dedicated for the use of the public. At uuy Ume that it is not. used for strout purposes, it tevei ls to its original owners, tlie panie us any other land over which an eiisnrent is granted. As vacation proceedings would, require at least a mouth, and Mr. Creaon would then ho required to get quit claim deeds, lie ivfused to consider the propo sition further, us ha is inixious (o proceed with the business building which ho is erecting. As a result tho illy will con tinue ownership of the triangulir park, and Jackson street will con lintre to have a sharp crook in it below the intersection with 2nd Avenuo south. I Mayor llouck last night stated that he has hoped that some day la suitable statue In. memory of lone or more of the pioneers ot l Ills city, will he erected In this I city, and he believes that III" small triangle in Norlh ltoseburg would he ail ideal pot for II. her trained finger tips. Others In the cast ot this pic ture are Claude UilllngwulHr, Vera Lewis, Hetty Krunciaco, Crelghton Halo, Kdwurd Kurlo aud Nellie Illy lluker. AXTI.KKS TIIUATRK There are several reasons why "The Enemy Sex" which lscomitig to the Antlers Theatre, beginning Wednesday is awuited with more tliau ordiuury interest. First of all,' it was produced for Para mount by James cruze who, you recall, directed "The Covered Wa gon." This fuct in itself is a gu arantee of its worth from a direc torial standpoint. Secondly, the cast, heaud by irresistible Hetty Compon, is nothing short of all star, since It ineluuvs such woll knuwn luvorltes as l'orcy Mur uiont, Huntley Gordon, Knthlyn Williams. Sheldon .Lewis aud Lie Ut Jennings. Coming to the ntory we learn that the picture wns adapted by Walter Woods and Harvey Thew from Owi'u Johnson s "The Sulu mauder," the most startling ot all the flapper, Jazz novels. It's a romance dealing with tho love ad ventures of a chorus girl who makes a Inimhlng stock of five weulthy, sophisticated men, each of whom tries to add bur to his collection of women. ' Imagine Jtatty Couip.son us the fascinating chorus girl, tho wise little gold algKor who plays with th five hlngest men In New York and beuta them all at their own game! Uny fever, asthma, catarrh. Ro-1 lief guaranteed within 21 hours or ; money refunded. Lloyd Crocker. LIBERTY THEATRE. Tho roars of laughter that fol low In the wake or such a produc tion as "Charley's Aunt" re echo as loudly through "Iho Hnndlt's Huby" w hich conies to tho Liberty theatre tomorrow and Thursday. I Situations that are positively new,; comedy of ji high order, burlesque, i and satire are all blended beaut 1 lully with tho fast action ot a rat tling western tale, with Fred Thom son's remarkable personality, and with the hlsioric ability ef the ath letic star and his equally famous horse. Silver King. Silver, aa a matter of fact, has a lot to do with earing for tho baby that is sud denly wished on his master, "The : Iiaudit." Tina in unquestionably1 the funnlmt picture which Thorn- ( son has ever mado for F, II. O., ' and It Is safe to predict that it will provide rlslbUt-llckling merri ment running ail tho way from chuckles to gufraws every tlmo it Is shown. Cook wltb gas. Hay fever, asthma, catarrh. It'-. lief guaranteed within 21 hours or money rcfuiidt-d. Lloyd Crockt-r. (AMnrtafnl lrrts Win.; UK NO, Ore., Junft 16. Tho M:- iKnzl! l'a.H highway nvi-r tht; niilo blah fjasrHdi'S, which has N'v-n clos-(l ii trafrif: fmf lat 'octuher, will uimtx Wedm'tnlay morning, according to word re i idvMi In Ilnl from thou? in rhftrgp of work on tho highway. ; Tho trai-tnr is Uv'hk ujmmI on the had mm)!h in th- road ovr th lava fp'ldn today and automohtlf trnnic will bo abln to itosh W''dndHy morn In it. Hjvfral can havo h1 jj'ra'iy jtnitd' th- frosninir, acoordltiK lo Infyi iiiMrie.ii iny KiHii-rs, but It was not. considiT' J even then real ly ontn lor traffic. Cook with gas. , ,1!,: SAI.K. Ore .Inn,, la l'nll,.,l aiares H nator Charles L. Mc.Sarv, r-turned to Sahiti last nlghi, niot orlng here from Portland wh"re )i" ! arrived e)rom Washington. He n at tho home of n-latlvi-a for lie p:e. nf. Menalor Mr Nary said Ii" !ex',y ted to pm In a busy day ai ;hl iarm an l olflre and has an a" ;pfiniment with newspapennn at , noon. He ejcts to do considerable I travelling about the Elate durJnx I the summer. WATHEJ MA-M'STK' Tl 1 1-: 111 I Mnrio I'r' vn.-ii ami M'Hiin 1 1 n". wluo nHiii'. l.iiVt' trf.runn' Im licdd'd nt tir; ii.mi( nt i-vi ry film i;it. by r'.d'in or iln-ir wrk in Tilft Maiiim- (.'In I ". V;li hi; s 'n nt'l wrk In aii'ith'-r out tauUiiiir photoidiiy. 'IImm Im no a p!i'it: tlia.i KMnor (;in'a Hf)W to Kdmui' a V, ('.'.' inji!' Into a Warn'-r l;roth rH Cla:.-tc ol ' h HTi ' n. f nut- ' tt" Mnj-tic Tln-a-'.ro ftr t n.lii and :iii"-day. Thai l-iin -r M n wai "tti" Krali'il woi.ian p ychl'fti in LurofM'' hs lh! oiiiiiin h ot hf;r by ihc In"- .Iij 1; l.o'idon. to kw th; pSHitonf nf imn and women fiota a to s, and to hu tb Mcreu o lie Luluaq burt at The Morning After you havo tak-n ORDERLIES you will foi'l briKht and remain fit all day. Th- ph anartt lnntliiK and fff'-ctivo laxa tive tlmf In gcntlo In action and abno lut ly nafe. t'wt-r w-r-mary to In Teas' IbP (Iwf. Ilox of fiit OpIitMoji. 50c Nallian Fullerton 7h 'Jlrx'Z tni St oft Roseburg Oregon Why we call them TRUE Low Pressure Balloons THE comfort and cushioning you get ou. of balloon tire depend on how toft yoti can run them with safety to the tire. Even two or three pounds make a1 big difference. It ia therefore Important for you a a car owner to know that U. S. Royal Balloon need not be' over-inflated to tare them from early and uneven tread wear or tread separation. U. S. Royal Balloon are built of Latex -treated Web Cord. They have the new U. S. "Low-Prea-ure Tread." t Thi construction provide long tire service at even lower pressures than have been recom mended m the past. True low pressure means extra cushioning, added comfort and let wear and tear on your car. Don't compromise to tare your tires. Ride on U. S. Royal True Low Pressure Balloons. - United States Rubber Company United States Tires art Good Tires Trad Mask U. S. Royal True Low Pressure Balloons with the Mew Flat "LOW-PRESSURE TREAD" and Built of Latex-treated Web Cord For sale by: HKSHWAY RERVK'K STATION, ItOHEBOIKl. kino a novEit. nosKHimo. LKAS SON. OAKLAND J. V. LE1TZKL, SUTI1ERLIN. STAGE 8TREET CAR HOLDUP. ' (Aaairlalnl I'rraa LraaM Wlt. ST. I'AUU June ID. Whllis a scoro of paHHrnKfrfl looked on thre men today obtained IS.200 from (li'orKe llalv(rson, -17, mssPnifer for the Minnesota Transfer Stale bank when they held him up on a street ear. u Around the World College? Will Teach 450 on High Seat : - ' , a-r'J "" ; - r , Ti r T i ii frTMtir -J - '-'v' "'J- v " i '..,. -J-i.n ..i. .4 " .'-J- -i. , --- '- - The S. S. Orduna la beina; prepared for nse aa an "Around the World C'olli're." It will sail from New York in September under the pomorsriip of Ne York L'niversitjr for a f0 day cruise. Classes will be held on board for the 4.10 students, and the work done will count as a part of their regular college course. Dran James E. Lough (above) otti. U, is director o the experinmn.