Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 25, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925. NOW ANOTHER NEW DRESS STOCK! Printed Silk Chiffon and Georgette Dresses Loveliest of filmy apparel, so attractively styled cool and ap propriate for all occasions. A one price offering of 50 different styles. i i i a mi a A Slip with Each Dress Each dress is accompanied by a silk, slip to furnish the proper color foundation. The complete dress, including slip, at one Special Price $16.95 NeW I NeW i Summer Wants . : ' j Now Specially Priced Hosiery Shades Offering, of j Bathing Suits WESL W Percales, Ginjha ms ! Chinese Parasols Anomer lot now on sate, un yard wl.le, varMy of .UI. j Scarf S, VoileS, 17c a yd. j Silks I'risclllu, 1 tin f. Ijirlnt, lmwn. l'nirli $1;25 S1.50 These Offerings for All Week, June 22-27 inclusive New Summer Stylet in Shoes 5jh Munsing Wear for Summer lietti-r SurvUe lMtiT Mirchanillnu SATURDAY'S SPECIAL O9 CEDAR MOP For Cleaning Dusting, Polishing This is a regular $1.25 ar ticle, complete with han- i dul and tin container. The handle is of the hew spring-lock type and mop is chemically treated to gather and hold the dirt. Saturday Only 98 Better Service I t i I WmffllfT GAPTUREf I t nYw todY t FQPAPFF1 PflWT ! -v,nrre" lock LdUrt! LIJ LillisSlLi I RENT Peasant lelni room, ri-asonauie. 311 taut uakt , WOMAN VANTKI)"To" assist , with Kenral houaework. Mrs. C. K. Joiifs. phone 353-Y. FOR SALK Oak and laurel, J3.50 ' Iter tier for block, for split, u liyeml. O. S. Johnson, Wilbur. FOUND Automobile tire," 4Jx38i wkh rim. Owner call at this of fice and Tay alvrtlinK. Ienlientiary convict who has been j WANTED Womau experieueud i; freo on McNeil Inland for three Klving conklnK demonstrations, days, (luard Klmer V. Hilton fired 1 Address L. H. P. care of News- t..-- -rj " . 1 11 &rA H (Amx-liti-d Pre-i Ititwtl Win. TACOMA, V.'ush., June 2.W Sud denly coming face to face with Mor ton Hansen, the escaped federal Better Merchandise n iu&iiauf ui uuiieia m mm early this morning, but Hansen took a i long chance and escaped to the brush again. Guard Hilton was entering the machine shop about 1 o'clock this morning. Just as he came in from one side, Hansen entered the shop from the other. 'Throw up your hands and don't try to get away, or I'll shoot you", said Hilton. Hansen quickly raised his hands as If in eubinlBslon and then took a chance, and as he Btood Just In side .the door through which he had entered ,he lunged back, pushed the door open and pluneed outside. As the door was swinging back of the prisoner, Hilton fired three times. HUton rushed outside t nee the prisoner just disappearing over the top of a hill back of tl shop. Ho let two more shots fly at him, but they evidently did i damage. Hansen was seen for the last time as he disappeared In the bru.h. Patrolling of the Island is going on to prevent him escaping. Hansen came to McNeil Island last March from Portland, Ore., on a two year sentence. Officials have recently been checking up his pos sible implication In a murder at Klamath Falls, Ore. 20 Cooler Than the Street Lower Floor Antlers AMERICAN BUSINESS THINK PAYMENT OF DEBTS NOW TIMELY Keview. FOR RENT Furnished, modern apartment. 221 West Lane; phone 64-K. FOR KENT Yroomunru7nlBhed house, close In. Enquire at 3U4 East Cass. LOST-''BlaclTi sllkumbrTila"wlth initials K. J. P. on end of bandle. Leave at News-Review office. Liberal reward. FORRENTORSALE'lS5bonT. practically new bungalow, with Karate; on hlxhway just north of Riverside sto.e. G. V. Helbli?, 4D7 West Cass street.. FORIlENT Two-room-furnished bouse, good location, rent $15; a!o 5 and 6-rooin unrurnished houses, pood location, 25. Call at 504 N. Jackson or phone 22K.I FOR'SA LEStuccoSefviceSta' tton. house, 1 1-8 acres, best equipped station In southern Oregon, Main street of Grants Pass on Pacific highway, 2 3 Successful Enterprise We are always glad to make our service "bo utu-rul to our customers that thy find It a jjnat help in reaching the harbor of successful enterprise. The beat of facilities; advice when you waut It. Accounts subject to check are In vlted. The Roseburg National Bank Rosebur.Ore. x requires the alien to come here and find employment before send ing abroad for the remainder of ! his family. j One of the greatest advances ! the secretary beliews possible un der the present law was made re- , ceutly when agents of the State, . Treasury and Labor departments j wera sent abroad to establish in I the Irish Free State and later, if j possible. In other countries, a sy- i tr.,.i i.i I stem of i i) b Dec t ion and examina- ! make nice camp ground, 'inquire I tion of alien9 aurod- This sy-1 C. A. Kommel, 743 South Sixlh i stem combined with a system of ! BcieriuiH iiiiuiis' uuia anuau. oev retary Davis Pels, would remove ' the two greatest problems of the : immigration bureau.' i 20' Cooler Than the Street Lower Floor Antlers - HOUSE FAINT $2.40 per Gallon! Denn-G 'rrtt-fn Co. DANCE AT OLALLA HALL Saturday Kite June 27 UKUSSF.LS, June 25. John V O'Leary, vice-president of the Chi cago Trust Company aud chairman of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States today told the lnteniHt tonal Chamber of Com merce, in convention here that Am- .erican business men believe the time has come for settlement of j the Interallied debts. ! "The restoration of confidence", , hp declared, "lies n the assurance ' that all nations will meet their1 financial obligations." j He aid the position taken by the j rimed Suites government on this j question reflects the will of the i , American peop.e. . o- street, Grants Pass, Ore. A GOLD MINK IN VALUE.-" 1900 acres in edge of Roseburg; bor dering on paved Pacific highway, and on railroad; well fenced;' good road thru place; live creek; ' fine spring water: tract all plat blue prints furnished: finest stock range In country; three hundred acres of this tract can be sold in small tracts; will pa-; for whole place. This Is a mort gage foreclosure by non-resldiilt and must be sold at once. Fif teen dollars per acre takes the whole business. Part cash. Ual ance long time. Lawrence A;;ency, 123 Cass street. Phone 219. I MAJESTIC I UNI I C A Pi U I PI UnoUA T Louis Joseph Vance's "Greater Than Marriage" With Marjorle Daw and Iou Telh-geu MARRIAGE LICENSES GRIFFITH-PELRIE John R. Grif fith. Cottage Grove, and Annie E. Pelrie, Cottage Grove. IIKIJARD-SQCIKR Harold O. He bard, Portland, and Ella Squire, : Sutherlm. AUSTIN-THORNTON -w Herman Austin of Reedsport and Dora Thornton of Reedsport. SALEM. tweather has Ore., June 23. Hot produced an acute LENA THRUSH DIES AT MERCY HOSPITAL Ina Thrush, dnuchter of Mrs. Kllr.a Thrush of Eisenhower, passed away at .Mercy hospital early t lis morning after an illness uf three weeks. Hhn was born In this city and was 13 years old at the time of death. She leaves a number of friends here and at K'denbowi r. be sides a half brother, Cerahl I.en herr of Trail: a brother, Johnny Thrush of Camas Valley, a half sister. Ida Lonherr of Camas Val ley, and two sisters. Malile Hunt, ley of North Bend, and Ijivey Thrush of Edenhower. Funeral services will be held at the Uoie b'lrg t'ndertaklng Parlors, Krlday afternoon at o'clock and inter ment will follow at the Masonic cemetery. The dlstase which caused thp death or the young girl is one of very rare oi currenee and is seldom encountered. II Is known as Ileum phllla. or bleed, r's disease, and usually proves fatal. It la caused by derkii-m-y In an interior gland, the blood being affected so that it does not clot, and the sufferer Is sulijict to freuuent and uncontr.l ahle hemorrhages. It Is an here ditary disease and usually skips one generation. In this particular ram the disease Is traced hark to a grandfather who was likewise ar tlieted, although in a lesser degree. Although the bleeding Is usually from the nose, mouth or ears, It Is, In advanced eases, often so severe that the finder tips, lobes of ears, toes and backs of hands and nrmsi frqnenily commence to U:eed with no apparent. cause, and wrthout an abrasion of the skin. The disease usually proves ratal In the early stages of puhci'ly. It Is of more frequent occurrence among malt s than among females. lMIOX4XIIXXI.IOXIX414I4 THE LIBERTY THEATER TODAY AND TOMORROW ? At Our Own Regular Prices i "A 00 I AND I IIS Only 10 and 15 Cents 4 ROTARY CLUB MEETS. In keeping with atmospheric con ditions prevulliiiK .i this city mem b"rs of (he Hninry club ut down to their weekly luncheon today in their nht rt sleeves which helped som- to alleviate the humidity. The program today was under I he direct inn of Jack Hlmilger, chtiirmun of the public affairs com miltee, and proved moM Interest ing and pleasing to all. Two piano suIim by Morrill Hitter. Jr., were ex ci ptlitniitly good and a fine trthule to his musical talent. Mb-a Kl'luw Mae Wilson, KnehurKS tnlT Kill whistler, favored the members with three selection In her usual clever manner that brought gener ous applause. The chitting number on the pro gram was a shnrt talk by Mr. An ties, the new publicity m.iiiaKer of lh local chamber of commerce, which was welt received. By All Means Worry Unless your Home, ' liUHlness, JVrsonal Kf feels and Auto are fully p;otect(d by Insurance. Insurance Is Our Business isoi;c bidc mstcinc. ops Crop lnsurar.ee Infiire yciir hay and grain new. Our agency offers you real Kcrvice in fire Insurance mat ters. We write automo bile itiMii nine. G. V. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 SWIMMING HOLES ARE 1 POPULAR DURING THE llabor situation in cherry orchards 1 SEVERE HOT WEATHER and loganberry yards here due to ( The various swimming holrs In the rapid ripening of the fruiL A 'the South I'mpqua river near Hose- hurry up call ha.i been sent out for I burg are very popular during these rrt additional cherry pickers an ; hot days. The mowt patronized re-10 loganberry pickers. An effort ;sort is the rmptiua lafl: beach is being made to procure the pick which is accessible this year as a era in Portland, but it Is said the resuK of the construction of the demand cannot be .entirely filled road around the base of Mt. Nebo. from that city. From one and a This excel. nt road leads to Vmpl ha-f to 3 cents a pound ia offered qua park, where a short trip across tor cherry pickers, depending on the rough fields Is mecstary to the quality of the fruit and the reach the river. . Many card, how- wage for loganberry pickers aver ever, are making the trip without &ea about li cents. , the leaU difficulty. County Judge! ! ljuine repoi is that the new road in to be .smoothed down within a few days, which will greatly Im prove it. It is possible that the road niAfhi; ly can be utilized for ' ja few minute to smooth up tue : road to the swimming hole, i Anothi r popular place Is the 'swimming hole at tiii" foot of Mother street. In spile of Vrevious warnings of this bmhing pRi.ee, be cause of a sewer line about a half mile above, it Is liberally patroniz ed each evening. Many prons are golm to the forks of the river. 12 miles west, where an excellent bt ach Is to be obtained. Swimming above the l dam has been badly hit by the blowing out of a section of the old dam, which lowers the levd of the water and brinus the surface down so that the rocks are prominent In the middle of the stream. Sand Island, up the stream about a half mile f rt m the dam. Is also a favorite bathing place, although the water there has also been ma lt1 quite shallow because of the break in the dam. UBDRUWSTOBE URGED 81 DAVIS TODAY'S BASKBALL Frcm the Sensational Book IJy GcorRC Hiirr McCutcheon V Also: The Go-Gctters Comedy The Racchcrse Story. COMING The Big Three Day Special for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday "STRONGHEART" In Jack London' Story of the Frozen North PAVEMENTS BREAKING UP BECAUSE OF GREAT HEAT. Heeausp of the Intense h-at yes terday and today, the city pae metiis have been considerably lri-at-.ed In no tne spou. On Chhs tieet, between Jackson and Mum streets yeMrr.lay. the pavement be came so 5ofl that automobih s picked up lare chunks of It oi their (Ires breaking through the top dressing In many places I( whs nMi'ssarjf today to soak the street down with water to kep It cool enough to prevent the surface fiom breaking up, and then a lo:id of sand was pted over the p;f tum nt to ae the top. Dr. Rupert A. Moon EUctro Chiropractor Nerve nnd Rp'ne Specinlist. S2t Perkins HUg. Phone hti American League. At TVtroil R St. I.miis 2 Detroit 1 Hatl'M.es: Dan forth ami son; Leonard and Passler. II. K S tl At Chicago It H. K. Cleveland 2 R 2 Chiciiito 7 lt 1 ila Merles: Karr. Yowell. Speece and W.iUern; Cv -ngroj ur.d JSehaik. DR. Of AN ft dUBAR ei'TUTHlT HrfM?iui in th fiti'ssi or HI J. k.tD St. At I'hiladelphia - It H K ' Post.m 2 4 1 Philadelphia 3 ! 2 J itaiieries Huf flint. Itiilir, Znh- nizer nnd llevlng; Kumnie', Wal- berg and Khr.ine. rMIOAfiO. June Chh airn, first game ground . 2- Clev.'land pisf pt'el; wet -o- X Htr This Morning. C.eorge Warner nnd Jerry Wne g ner of IHtking t;iass spent several hours In this city this morning V looking after business instters. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Ptrklna Bldo), Roscburg. Ort Phon 89. I At Washington 1 ' New York Washington Ha' lei ies : Pen nock and CoveleMkie and liuel. National Leagua XKW YOKi;. June 2 York Hrooklyn postui:ed. . H K. i) 4 1 I ri 0 hang; :. - New rain. "White Fang" 20 Cooler Than the Street Lower Floor Antlers Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic ami KlertraTberaphy 417 Pe.-klna Bld. Pbun 491 POST(N. June 2 -Philadel-ph'a Hostim, two fames postponed; rain. Ytstvrdav'a Scor. At V"rnn 3: Portland . ' At Salt l.ak 10; San - cisco ! p At Oakland 2: Seattle . At Sacramento 13; Los Angelas 6. (AiwrvUit iTm Loam' WtrJ WASHINCTON. June 24. Re vision of the new immigration law to provide a selective system for ( bringing immigrants to this coun try will be sought at the next session of Cong revs by Fecretary Navis of the Labor Department, i who has jurisdiction over immi ; fcrntioti iiiestiyns. I Chief among the changes pro posed will be one In connection 1 with the contract labor provisions of the law. under which aliens r.re nnt permitted to come to this (country tit present If they have promise or contract for employ ; ment after reaching these shore ' This provision, in th view of Secretary Davis, attach? a maxi mum rl-k to emigration from other countries, and discouragei .from coming here the class of Immigrants most desirable to . this country,. He believes that the hard-wcrkitti:, substantial type of Immigrant who ha a family to I support Is nlmost barred under 1 1 h e present law because If he : comes .here he mu?t do so blindly, with no assurance that he may , have employ men t nfter arriving. - If din h aliens were given as surance of work before leaving tliefr homelands, th? secretary be . lieves that tinder proper super vision, such a plan wo-ild ITiduce a higher type of foreigner to tnke up eiiiz.enship here. American labor, however, the ! pcreary insists, must be given ; complete protection, work belne offered to prospective Immigrants only after It is found that there 'is no available American labor for the places to he fil!d. It Is to this end that 'the sec retary proposes to maintain agents of the Immigration bureau abroad, much after the method of i maintaining commercial attache ' In tnreipin lands. ! These aeenis would he kept nd vfteiL under the secretary's plan, of the labor nveds of industry In I this country, and from the i.t of prospective Immigrants In the tand of th immigration attache, the (ft available men abroad 1 would he picked ani hroueht to thfs countrv. The plan contem plates remotal of the alien's en tire family, whhh In Itself, the tef retary feels, would remove one of the crentet evils of the pre sent sum, the effect of which DENTISTRY BY Dr. NERBAS Phone 488 ' Masonic Building THOUSANDS of people would have their teeth fixed were it not for the high prices and failure to get results. My EXTENSIVE EX PERIENCE plus large equipm e n t eliminates BOTH. GOOD JUDGMENT makes Modern Dentis try practical and within reach of all. 1 1 save you pain, tune and guarantee you sat isfaction. I can Improve your LOOKS. YOUR HEALTH, and add to your personality. Painless Extraction. Gas When Desired. When Desired New Teeth same day. REGULATING PYORRHEA PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY Consultation Free. Also "Papa's Pet" - I I World News I 1V 1 I 9 La.-.t Time Tonlle I "Greater Than Marriage" With Marjorie Daw and Lou Tellegen Tomorrow and Saturday Wm. S. Hart In "Singer Jim McGee" A Paramount Feature 1 hlzm , ,- .l!eJ t53EE33Bi Starts Tonite The Biggest Amuse ment value in Oregon! Have your feet been "Footographed?" If they have not you dont know what real shoe comfort means.' Rut you can learn, any time you like, with out trouble or expense. II iiSIi llifi 1 II i WHITE IS RI6HT I Low Shoes that take the temper out of tem perature. See our late styles in summer footwear. MODERATE " PRICES . I ROSEBURG I I BOOTERIE I IRVIN BRUNN Shoes Thst Sstltfy and FH ? H Vour Fstt Parkins Bldg, Rostburg The Picture You will want to see twice PATHE REVIEW Blair Stewart . Lyric Baritone 10c 35c