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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. JUNE 19. 1925.: th: Another One Gone If You Need a Mower You'd Better Hurry. ' One Special at , $80.00 Special Columbia Dragsaw 6-ft. blade, good as new $ 1 1 0.00 See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURO OAKLAND . LOCAL NEWS Returns Hon ' . i M. M. Cooper, 7io has bt-en Mrs. II. C. BrhUham. who baa vlsitlnic In Victoria. II. C. and io btu visiting In Suih.rlln for th ptd over In ibis city for th I'ast Ist ueek or so. returned to her tew days on business, left for his home in this city this morning. .home lit Los Aiiki lis this niorniUK. To Selma Divorce I Wanted. Mrs. John Marmin, who has been ; A suit for divorce was filed to visitinx her two sons here for the day by Hernlce o. Lochlel uftiilnxt past several days, left for her Hobert O. Lochiel. allexliiE cruel home at Seluia, this niorniuK. ' and Inhuman treatment. Attorney ,. ' John T. Long represents the plain-, ... ii i :tiff m leaving For Monmoutli .Miss Florence Casebeer of Glide will l?ave Hnmluy fur Monmouth, where she will enter Oregon Nor mal School for the summer session. Going To Coast Mrs. W. k. Carll leaves next : Sunday for Clatsop county, where 1 sht expects to spend the summer for further improvement of her Return From Portland htalth which was grimily bene- Mrs. McMilllan und daughter, fitted by recent treatment in l'ort Miss Vera McMilllan returned to land. Her sister. Miss Margaret their home In this city this inorn-' Coolt, w ill accompany her aa far log after spending a short time aa Kugene, where she will attend authority, delegate offjeers of that department to hand'.e government property In an unrestricted way and In accordajico with a vested discretion. "Therefore It Is not only possi ble, but very probuhle in this rase, that the action taken by the sec retary of the navy, If the contracts are fairly snd honest carried nut, will arttinlly conserve oil which would otherw'se have been lost hacl not such action been taken, for, as to how far reaching .drainage may be and hoAv far oil pools ex- lenu umlersround, is at present little known even by geologists msclves." reaching a conclusion In this case, savs the conclusion, "we fully realize the degree of unpopu larlty with which It nil be receiv ed. This Is true In the nature of I. v CALUMET BAKING POW DER. 1 lb. Limit 3 In Portland. 1 summer school at verslty to obtain ' diploma. the stale unl- a slate teacher's 10 lbs. CANE SUGAR. Limit 2 Sacks . . i t LOCAL NEWS J Visitor In Town Mrs. U. Kleist spent severM hours in Moseburg on Thursday eliopplng and on business. She Is a t'jsldent cf llrockway. j In Thursday Mrs. John Miller was an out ' of town visitor yesterday and pent several hours shopping and vl-dtlng. She is a resident of .Myr tle Creek. Leaves For West Fork Miss Anna Ililllard returned to , her home at Wes' fork this morning ....-. niter spending the past three dllNCLUK VVlINo months visiting at- the home of Mrs. r OIL DECISION tContlnned from page 1.) Arrives Frdm Washington ' . Mrs. C. H. Holt, arrived here 0 Companies for mineral claims this morning from Spokane. Wash- th(,y ne,, , T(,anot ,..., ington. and will visit lor some , foraipr srp.Jirv , . . ,. Ih'tuni.s From Salem A. T. Law rence returned to this city yesterday after snendlni: a duy in Salem attending to busi ness affairs. t'lsltor Thursday Fred Hamilton motored from Helf Moon Orchards yeaterday and spent the afternoon vhitlni; friends and looking after busi ness matters. and will visit for time at the home of Mrs. Moss, in Ten Mile. S. L. pany, which the government alle In from Vinpiia Arthur .Matthews wa In from tho rural districts several hours Thursday and transacted business, lie Is from Uinpqua. MUs ltoiichnike leaving - Miss I.oreine Bonebrake, of Gar den Valley, will leave Sunday for Monnioulh, to attend the sum mer session of Oregon Normul School. i Go To ReedsDort Frear and Coun y Commissioner .,,,,, a8 w(, a f , . Weaver left this morning for ,y from slncluir )0 Fal, jKeedsport to spend a few days in- was organized legally under- the I spectlng road work being doue In taw, of Canada- 8ald tbe decision. i.i"ilj. Tne decision at the outset set thlags, because the creat general publlo. Is reached only with the sensational features surrounding the transactions Involved and be ing largely in the dark as 1o all the other multitude of circumstan ces, with which the case is sur rounded and knowing perhaps less of the great legal principles which the experience of the ages has I taught ma.iklnd must control In dialing with the riphts of porsons 1 and property. "The fact that this appears to he a good contract for the govern- llirnt as testified In hi- tlw.ue wit. of Its character, coupled with the ;3l JAR RUBBERS, heavy fact that the courts should be con- a J cerned In sustaining formal grants M H OZ.. upon which the rights and welfare K - , of many depend. Impels the con-155 V-ArO, DCSt Mason i-iusuiu uiat sucn contracts snoultl iii The canning season is at hand again. We are prepared with a full line of canning supplies, priced as usual at a saving. The sugar market is very firm and other advances may be expected. Unusual Bargains Until Noon Saturday 23c 61c OREGON MILK, TALL, Limit 12. 3 for 25C STONE VACCUM-PACKED COF- FEE. Regular 55c lb. ..Limit 6 lbs. 47c REGULAR PRICES THAT SAVE YOU MONEY : 25C WAX for cannings, 2 lbs Sinclair acquire in order to get lease on the reserve. I me continental Trad ng Com- "T V. . 77 . .. TV . , V S I .-, ... :not be Set aside fni- llcht n. ft vn. ( t niii.fr. - - . 0118 reasons, unless fraud In con- ,!, nection with their execution Is S for i.,,,, ,,.,., .,.,. .",, -clearly shown." t I 1'nlled States nistrlct Attorney S ! Albert D. Walton, of government ' counsel, declined to comment on doz. PURE LARD 9 lbs. net SI 95 forth the title of the suit and the government's pleading that the the decision. Appeal oft the case. he said, will depend upon the .Going To Portland Prof. J. H. Bosard, who hes been PCutive order of President Hardtn Co,,rse which Owen J. Roberta and ire-enKuped aa principal of the Mel- 0f Mfty 31 io-m transfHirine the i A,l'ft Pomerene, special connsel Vl-ltrs TliurMlay " (ieorse Crane was in from the rural districts Thursday and spent the day vi-Uipe and on liusitie. He resides at Alelroye. , ItiisfiicMK Visitor Tf T Itl'ibolv raturnoi! n li I- I home at Cdide yesterday after : nnnn afier upending several hours , viMHinu inui lo'ikinif after business aftuirs In this city. leavea Sunday naval oil reserve from the navy to ,f'ci(le to tako- b,lt he intimated g maw iur -ruMJ WUU U DtJ CUrnt II lO the nppelhile court. Goes To California Mrs. W. A. Kepper and littlo daughter, Betty Jane, left last eve nhiR for Loiir Iieach, Calif., whr th4y will be the puests of friends. y):: iMtmin Hre H. S. Pnrfnin arrived h?re fron Km'ene Thursday and will 'po,i the next f-w days visfttrtR hI the home of Mr. and Mrs, Tom Whar ton. ' Callfornians Visit t Mr. and Mrs. Georpe IanKenberrr and daughter v arrived here this week from San Jose, California, on their annual visit with relatives. Mr. Ianftenberg is on a vacation from his duties in the office of the county tax collector at San Jose. Whether the decision will allow ' continued development of the re serve by the Mammoth Company, Mr. Walton said he could not say. He said he was not sure as to the lepnl aspects of the situalir.n. Aside from tho personal Inter- lttfvlncsN Visitor- " (ilen Honth was a visitor from points north of this city yoster day and attended to business matUrs. He reicl'?s mar Glen-dale. Return From South Mr. and Mrs. August Rchloemann and son-in-law and dauuhter, Mr. and Mrs. Klmer McKean, and Mr. McKean's aunt, Mis. W. A. Pearce. returned last evening from San Francisco, Calif., where they en Joyed a 10-day visit with relatives and triends. Small Boy Injured l Raymond, the 8 year old son of ' Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ball, received I three scalp wounds and was ren- idertd unconclous yesterday after-1 I noon at 3:15 o'clock, when he fell j j from a tree, while playing In the ; 1 Auto Camp Ground, striking hlsj I head on a rock and fell into Deer' jCreek. A seven year old playmate,! jWith unusual presence of mind; .drugged him to the hank of the)' 1 river, and a tourist brought him j to the offices of Dr. Chas. It. Wnde. The Injured boy was re-1 vivttl and It was found necessary J ' to cloi-.n the wounds with about t I twelve stitches, there being a rut 1 across the back of the head, one . on the left s'de of the head, and lone on the forehead. 1 rose public school. jfor Portland, where he will take a the interior department was grant jaix weeks course in special In-: in excess of executive authority ,struction. Mrs. Bosard will accom- Bnd that llarrv K. Sinclair, lessee, jpany him and Albert B. Kail, lessor, conspir- j 'ed in negotiating the lease. Collegiant Leave Roseburg The Kovernment s allegations of Jimmie Vance and hU Arizona fraud and the charge that the h as fcCollexians left this morning for ing of the big oil reserve was HVsr iDunanmir where they have accept-11 was set forth at lenirth in the jeu a contract wtin me joyiana decision, and Judge Kennedy then vsl "ve in tne ense and rtgard . Amusement Company or northern plumed into his finding of fact. lfs of which way the ru ing went, California. Thia popular orchestra "We have no quarrel with the I think it was a most nble opin'on" j regrets h aving the city and hope theory that the congress nhouhl J- W. Lacey of defense counsel de ! to be able to return here later to have and hps the constitutional clared in commenting on the ded icate permanently. It is one of the power to regulate the manner In elon. 'best musical organizations ever to which the property of the iTnited j Regarding charges of collusion 'appear here and the dancers are States shall he handled by the ex- and fraud in fhe povernment's pe- ' sorry to lose Jjiem. They received ecniive branch", said the conchi- tition. Judge Kennedy said. a flattering offer from the Duns- sion of the decision, "but we do i "We take it from the evidence muir company and could not refuse maintain thnt In tho exercise of and the expressed view of the it. that power It may be a protective plaintiff's counsel that although The Bull's Round The World Famous Blue Chimney Perfection Burners $ Known to millions of women for their economy, cleanliness and reliability. See Them at Zigler-Fee Hdwe. Company Watch our Windows for Bargains Phone 25 NEW PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens -- A i a-- If Tins is what happens when a butl-figtitcr is caught off his piard tor a moment. In this instance the toreador narrowly CHcnped being gored to death, when the animal he was just about to kill caught and tossed him over its head. The extraordinary photo was made in Madrid. ! Den by. Roosevelt, (then assistant ,srcretHry of the navy); Rear-Admiral J. K. Robinson (chief of navy J engineering) ; Kinney (then assis tant secretary of the Interior); I Bain (head of the bureau of mines) ia iiiniiiiiTT aim ruiiy ipcvun- gfsts) had more or U-Fa of an In4 timate knowledge of tho entire transaction and some of them, at 1 iast. an active and persuasive ln jfhience in bringing it about, they must be considered as. absolved j fro many incriminating fault as to fraudulent motlvm "There Is a significant lack of material damage to the govern ment which usually attends allega tions of fraud, for in the easn at the bar, no attempt has been made in Hiiuw inai 1110 lease in contro versy was in itself a bad lense for tho government, except perhaps theoretically by counsel, but on the I other hand the tentimony of the plaintiff's own witnesses, who are competent to speak on the subject, tends to show that it is a lease much more favorable to the gov ernment than they as oil operat ors would be willing to assume." Regarding the legality of Presl-( dent Harding's order of May 31,' 3921, transferring the naval oil re nerves from the Jurisdiction of the J navy to that of the interior depart ment, Jiuue Kennedy satd mat in its brief of the case, the govern ment had virtually abandoned nny discussion of the invalidity of tbe document and that they did not contend that the transfer was a violation of law. WASHINGTON. June 19 Har- ALEO Lb. ... OLD SPUDS for seed or table 100 lbs 25c $3.75 PORK and BEANS, Medium VAN CAMP'S or CAMPBELL CI 1 C 10c. 12 for Olid PORK AND BEANS, mall, 12 for 95c; 3 for 25c CATSUP PL ,19c APRICOTS, Heavy Syrup "CHOICEAMILY" FLOUR, 49 lb. 19c SMOKED MEAT picnics, 1 OQn HAMS QRp ib ZOU lb. QUI COTTAGE BUTTS, Qfln BACON, QQn lb JUL eastern 00U Berries and Vegetables Are Fine Now SHOP EARLY FOR THEM LARGE GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for 25c CANTELOUPE, large 3 for 25c; med, 4 for 25c PEACHES, FANCY, doz 20c BLACK SEED WATER MELONS, lb 3V2C TOMATOES, lb 15c APRICOTS, ancy, 5 lb. basket 50c 311 WEST CASS ROSEBURG, ORE. Ml CALIFORNIA AND OREGON ry K. Sinclair's victory In the gov-ernnvent-'s attempt to cancel the Teapot Dome naval oil lease prob ably will result in throwing that caje as welt an the one decided against E. Ij. Doheny, Involving the Klk Hills reserve. Into the supreme court of tho United Sta tes.' The Doheny case In which the government won, already has been appealed and government counsel have given notice that they would carry the Sinclair case to the higher courts in the event their pfforts at Cheyenne resulted In failure. Although the situation prenents an apparent conflict of ludlrlal opinion, It is pointed out here that rome of the circumstan ces In the two cases differ, and they will be fought out on their Individual merits. One question, however, m which a sharp divi sion was presented In the deci sions of the Judges who heard the two cases, was tnat Involving the president's right to transfer the oil reserves to the interior de partment, in the Doheny can 3 Owen J. Roberts, of the counsel for the government tn the Teapoi Dome suit, said the government undoubtedly will appeal the case to the suprenre court. Other than this right was denied white today i Mr.- Rrta said. h4lld not at Cheyenne It wa upheld. This point Is expected to furnish a ba sis for a long legal fight. CLEVRLAND, June 19. For mer United States Senator Atloo Pomerene, one of the special pro secutors In the Teupot Dome case, will Immediately appeal the cose to the I'nif'd States Court or Ap peals, he declared, when told of the decision in the Cheyenne fed eral court. "I am very much disappointed, but we will appeal the case at oni'a," he said. care to comment on thn'cftse un til ho had opportunity to read tho decision. PHII.ADKI.PIIIA. June 1J. NEW YORK. June lft.-A flood of buying orders for Sinclair Con solidated Oil stocks and bonds poured into the stock exchange market today following the an nouncement that the leaing of the Teapot Dome oil reserves had been unheld. Th'3 Sinclair com mon shares mounted two points to above 24 and the company's 6 per rant bonds, which carry stock purchase warrants, soared almost five points. 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