SIX
BIG ELKS SHOW at Antlers Tuesday Wight, My 7th.
MAMMOTH FEATURE FILM
BEBE DANIELS
In "UNGUARDED WOMAN"
ADMISSION
25c -and- 50c
BIG ACTS
3
Of Home Talent Vaudeville
PROCEED TO BE USED TO ADVERTISE DOUGLAS COUNTY AT ELKS NATIONAL CONVENTION
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TILLER DRAWS
Bib CROWD FOB
NUMBER OF DEAD
IN BUILDING OF I
CLUB INCREASES
Continued from page 1)
CELEBRATION
Bucking Contests and Races
Give Spectators Real
Thrills.
RODEO IS PLANNED
CITY IN COLOMBIA
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Indian Rendezvous
Venison Barbecue to Be
Staged on Septem
ber 12 and 13.
i
j Identified by the throns which
has hrtdeged th mortuary ever
I Hi nee the catastrophe. At no time
'have the street about tire Menu
; been Hear of watchers. Yester
day, the police shot one man and
arrested three others whom they
said thy found looting the cloak
room In the club.
Today city, county and state
open invent ligations to determine
j the cause of the disaster, which
with the poHmmlity of one excep
tion, is the worst that Huston has
ever known In the toll of life.
Timothy J. Harry, proprietor
munaKer of the club, has not
been seen nor hps the bady been
found. The authorities wunt to
question htm. The floor mana
ger, James I' Glennon, dted with
his guests.
Thfl hint hnrtv t If on frmn tha
and ruins, that of a man, was partially
nienttned an Francis Driscoll, said
to bo a labor organizer.
SEVERAL CASES
S
DRUNKENNESS
OVER WEEK END
i
1 1 NSW TODAY
CHILDRKN CATIED FOIl by the :
' hour. IMione 5yi-R. (
Foil RKNT CHEAP 7-robm
Iiousp. l'hone 3 1 F13. .
i KOii RENT Fur"nistiwl"h5nie.
AclultH.lhone 2I2-J. j
WANTED Exporli nrpd waitress .
at the Douglas Grill. i
DR. DEAN B. BUEtAR
OFTOI1ICTRIST
Specialist la ths Jilting ef
OlUHl
lit Jackson St.
ifJE
MSEUT
( AmotIiIpH Prm ImwI Win.)
I IIOGOTA, Columbia, July 6.
'Thirty bodies are reported to have hundreds of spectators a real thrill
The Fourth of July celebration at
Tiller, under the management of
Isadore Rondeau, was a derided
success and was attend d by a
great crowd, practically every city
and town In the southern part of
I the state being represented. The
broncho riding contest gave . the
Spend your vacation af Doswctl
Mineral Springs.
JULY FOURTH AT
OAKLAND DRAWS
Officers Get Beer Making
Plant Near Winchester
and Arrest Two.
WISE GIVEN 40 DAYS
FOIt SALE Team. 614 Short
street, or will trade for Ford car.
FOR SALE CHEAP 2 cntle dad-;
die and pack horses, l'hone 4IF3. !
FOIl SALE Fresh Jersey cow. O. i
W. Croucher. Olalla; P. O. ad
dress Brockway.
FOR SALE Four registered year
ling Hampshire ranis. E. M.
Mathis. Phone 3F4.
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Bldo- Roseburg, Or
Phons 80.
Claude Wise of Yoncalla to
Serve Jail Sentence
Stober Is Arrested
Again.
I.
1 Continued from rage l.i
fAndriatnl I'm faum! Wire.)
GENEVA, July 6. A petition
asking collective International ac
tion against communism has been
sent to all governments by the In- led
been found after a fire which
started early Saturday morning,
swept over the city of Manlzales,
1 10 miles northwest of here, and
destroyed 32 acres of buildings In
the center of the city. 'The con
flagration Is under control, but the
total deuth list in unknown.
the event being won by Jack Hitter.
The steer riding match was won by
Jack Frost of Koseburg.
Van Dyke, of Perdue, gave the
crowd some real excitement by
staging a wrestling match with a
burro. He attempted to ride the
burro, but was thrown, and the
animal exhibited a desire to wrestle
The Fourth of July In Douirln.i
CROWD OF 3500! no serious accichnis. A few per
sons wi re arrested for drunkenness
but on the whole all celebrations
passed off quietly so far us law
violation was toncermd.
S. E. Taylor and W. VV. Woody
wire arrested at Winchester
charted with possession of Intoxl-
Sheriff tanner and
Deputy Sherlrf Shambrook located
the spot where tli ! two youtiK men
e alleged to have been making
r and lay in hiding until 11
WANTED Platform scale, about.
fioi) lb. capacity; in good Condi-1
j tlon. R. Ewens, Wilbur. j
j WANTED To buy or hire a power
hay cutter. Address E. A. Kruse,
Roseburg, Ore.
FOR RENT New.-furnished B
j room buncalow,.with gatage, $35.
I l'hone S!t3. .
WANTED TO Ttrv Second hand
i broccoli planter for us with
I horse. P.ox KsN, Roseburg.
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Electronio and Electro-Theraphy
417 Perkins Bide. Phone 4S1
NEW YORK, July 6. A cable
gram received by the consulate
general or Colombia today report-
neatructton by fire of a
the
'games, was emphasized more
strongly last Satutday than on the
(Sunday previous when he was
obliged to pit a makeshift team
against Mitrshfieltl iri,.r nuur.
anees from needed players before-! ll'" "n;o1"'
nanu mat tney would enter the
line-up. The same Hsmriiii,.a
i were given to Day when he ar "'
ranged the 4th nf .Tntv itU,,,u u;h
Oakland against the Ynni alla Oak-u"'1'"'k' "iK,n w h,n ""' wo '
lityl team; but when the hour of Is '" l'ilvl' crossed the river In
.. ...... . . : h,,:il IL.tli u'lfu .....I .....I... ..
Its rider. The two mixed on the '"' " ' ve, out or tne orw- " " ' ,...' "
ui nireet nnu i ' " '"
IIOMR I.AI'NhnV Running again
at 929 Winchester St. Phono
graph record exchanged, hIho. 1
ItltotTOI.I PLANTS From Hut-:
pit's pi-fd for (tale; JXOO per;
nn. Frank Strader, Dixonvllle, '
Oregon. i
WANTKD Experienced " woman
wants hoinew ork. by the month.
Address "Housework," care of ;
N'ews-HevleW. j
FOR RALK Good hny1n 'shock, i
Webb place, southwest Soldiers j
Homo on Looking Glass road. II.
C. Iloyle.
FOR It TNT Two 4 room, steam!
heated aparlments. Adults only.!
Phone 71 or call at 232 South
Jackson St.
Crop Insurance
Insure your hay and grain
now. Our agency offers you
real service In fire Insurance
matters. We wrllo automo
bile Insurance.
a W. YOUNG t SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St. Phone 417
Bebe Daniels in "Unguarded Wo
men," will be the feature photo
play at the Elks show on next
Tuesday night at the Antlers the
atre. In addition to the first-run
picture, there will be several acts
of home-talent vaudeville, including
Deedle's Swanee Boys in a special
ly act
In order to raise funds to adver
tise Douglas county at the Elks
national conventron in Portland
I this month, the local Bills decided
to stage the show and with the
funds derived will take the Ameri
can Legion drum corps and other
local features with them to Port
land. Tomorrow night's show
should prove a fine entertainment
and the popular prices of 25 and 50
cents assures a good crowd.
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denfi-Gerretven Co.
ATTENDING SHORT COURSE
L. Antles, secretary of the Rose
burg Chamber of Commerce, left
yesterday for Eugene where he will
spend a week attending the sum
mer short course for commercial
secretaries. This course, offered
by the University of Oregon, is for
the purpose of enabling the secre
taries of various commercial bodies
of the state, to secure the advice
and information to be offered by
the leading men of the country on
this subject. General discussions
of mutual problems wilt be held,
and big' movements will be ex
plained in detail.
largo part of the city of Manlsllea
110 miles northwest of BoRnta,
capota, capital of Colombia. The
commercial section of the city was
wiped out, the cable said, with a
loss estimated at JL'0,000,000.
MILL SHUTDOWN
SHORTEST IN A
NUMBER OF YEARS
ternatlonal Entente against the
"third Internationale''. This or
ganization, with headquarters at
Geneva, represents antibolshevlkl
groups in 23 nations.
The petition presents commun
ism "as a grave peril threatening
to engulf all countries", and pleads
for International co-operatiou
against that menace. It urges
prompt action "before communism
has furlher onoortunltv to srln the
itnls of national life, national se-1 (A-nrUM it. inmA wir.
curlty and national Institutions," PORTLAND, Ore., July 6. The
nnd proposes agreements, among Fourth of July shutdown of saw
the various governments lo pre- mills this yenr on the west coast
vent preparation In one country fur, was the briefest In years, accord
revulutlonary aggression In an- Ing to telegraphic reports received
other. It also suggests that Soviet today by the Loyal legion of Log
emhassles .legations and Red gers anil Lumbermen from various
t'ross missions be "prevented from districts.. The reports Indicated
abusing diplomatic privileges or that 90 per cent of the fir saw
hospitality by secretly propagat-, mills resumed cutting Monday
ing communism In the countries morning.
where tney are received.
Inwn nnlu In h..a l i-nll nuur .... 1 1 ' -"l.lfHlllK
him and in h n, down for T ti B "nu on" Inflehl. r. After r""-aseu upon meir own rec-. VANTED-CSIrl or middle aged
ntrCZu'T anJ .considerable;'- '''"- ' Ju.lcel lady to do housework for two.
-. " piei.-eu inn uy i - ait ai ut &o. I tne at., or pnone
the addition of three local boys of; Trevls Dyslnger was arrested at I 1 i:i J.
Inferior ability two Yoncalla sub- j 'he Oakland celebration by Sheriff '
Miarim r charged with disorderly ""' vwltl. .M ui; Age e:
Against this eleventh hour make-1 conduct. He was allowed to en to his ' weight 12mt. for sale or will
shirt, Harold Turpln. the Yoncalla ''..me and ordered to appear this
twitier, registered a no-hit. no-run 'afternoon, fpon being arraigned
victory not a man reaching first before Justin, or the I'eaee (ieortte
base In the Miming exhibition, -'ones, he entered a plea of guilty,
Turpln struck out 11 batsmen and 'and was fined ti'i and costs. '
was given errorless sippott. Wells' Kalrlgh .Moon was nrrested by
starred at second base, accepting '. Deputy Sheriff Leas of Oakland
six chances without a boot. .charged witli L ing intoxicated'
Mrect, as usual, had to contend ami was fined and costs upon'
with ragL.d Htpporl. but for which; hi appearance before .J.Mi.e of
stages huge Indian Itodeo and ven- . , . "","'""' 1 '"''e l-eorge Jones this morn-!
Ison barbecue on those dates, and " 1 r"'' l"''"' of
to give a sports program well worth . ' .'. f B, h"'h. Ih,,,y ' Chief of Police K. ten arrested
going a long distance to see. i '.' 11 "" ii'-fiing , . stover at
. . . were SIX lilt
" 'ese
.!.,. . . .,, . i ' a nMtani tiush va.n won
planned to barbecue twenty or )!LlUl?, in.? tMtl wf, f'0'"- road with a flat the. The case w ill
brought the crowd to Its feet, and
everyone declared It to be better
than anv nwic i ttipll1it Ikiv nuu. 1
uirn..u-..,i istltuten and an Oakland volunteer'
There were a number of foot
races, athletic contests, and other
sport events, and the day was fin
ished with a dance, managed by It.
K. Cook of Koseburg. Kveryone
present was well pleased with the
entertainment offend by the Til
ler people.
Tiller Is making plans for a new
and big feature celebration on Sep
tember 12 and 13. It ix planned to
S!l'.,lv l..i,.r
off Street, and four, where he Mute he ft.ti.ui ih..
were made by Turnin. hehdes.slv linntk in hi ti,..
by ' machine beint? branded beside tli
The document says: "Proof of logging Is comparatively inactive.
The rennet ahnw tinwover Ihut - ,...'.. ... , onds,
. , ( m on rwiiur(inyi epienioer i.
went to a i
the florlniiKRHNM nf tho llnallrtn i .1 . .
re that rerti ntlnnnrT nftnmta nr ,t ... .a. irom easiern uregon nas
achievements are already evident ibor turnover at the mills, was
n many countries. China belng the OIle of the lightest in years.
latest example. j
"America is among the countries 0
where communist propaganda is Shore Shot for poison oak. Ilos
dissemlnatcd." 'well Mineral baths.
Second money
Italian band. A ' ....
been se-! "m "ano.cap
nin.l Ir f l,n.,l.,k,.Hn .,) esiimaieu lotal
to the comity for
The Grand Itonde
pernors, his time was 11 I t si c-, be turned
prosecution.
I At Yoncalla Claud.. Wise was ar
! rested aiiain for drunkrr.ness. W io
of has been aire-t-d on several oc.
will be Indians present from mat.- .,.,.' ., wn? " "'" caslons on a like charge and has
of Ihe reservations. A number of , " ana """"f "' l-aid a-number of stiff fines lor his
DANCING
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
IDLEYLD PARR
(On North Umpqua 5 miles above Glide.)
SPECIAL "Roseburg Nighl," in sons; and dance, featured
by Arlcigh Herron't Hollywood Five
Free Camp Ground
FURNISI IF.D CAHINS FOR RENT
CHICKEN DINNER $1.00
wild horse. Will be' brought in for , Z .'"7 "'"'! ' '" '.""I" "i,w '
the event, and some real bucking "V".n' '" ""' 1
traite fir goats. V, A. Zachary,
I!rorkvay.
Van SALK At .reduced price,
cunifdete I. (. S. coiirne in cl'ctrie
wiring. Including motors and gen-'
eraors. l'hone :;t'5-Y. j
VO'l HUt SAT.K SU tiers split,
o:ik stove wood. ?2 7" per tier on
rronnd or M per tier delivered.
V. A. Coff, Phone K3.
Poll RKNT-NIrely furnished
h'litse, with piano, electric range,
wnier heater, and garage. Phone
3r,r,-n. N. Jackson.
KOK S AI.H- Cabinet " phonogrhph,
w irh n cords and albums. Kxcel
l'nt condition. ery reasonable,
Make me an offer. Phone 2lti-J. i
WANTED - Housekeeper " at once,
work nnf hard, but gooil home.
Write full particular. Pox 31.
Handon. Oregon. Middle agfd
gentlrman.
By AH Means Worry
Unless your Home, Business,
Personnl Kffects and Auto are
fully protected by insurance.
Insurance Is Our Business
MUSOWC BIDC
ROSfBIIRC. ORE
Dr. Rupert A. Moon "
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
324 Perkins Bids;. Phone S54
Wonderful relief for nervous
people. Hot Mineral baths. Doswell
Springs.
A Paramognt Picture
Richard Dix
In
"Manhattan"
A melodrama of Fifth Ave.,
where they say it with flow
ers, and "Hell's Kitchen"
where they say It with fists!
Also: "FOX NEWS"
10c T5c
exhibitions are promised, together
with racing and dancing for other
entertainment.
This
COMMANDER FOR
AIR BASE NAMED
tne before Justice of the lva.... j
was ttie wrestlitii: I Itrown if vnetn
match that tik rlaee in the even- tented to spend 4 davs in "the
Ini! In front of the pavilion be-: county Jail. He was broUk-ht to
j."i oo.is. i,b imunus. or , uusi buix this afternoon
lexas. and Paul Amort. Koseburc's 1 servltis his tinw.
rini'lMer. .nil ll...,,l ,et Orflcer VailKhn arrested P
r.uiea HI H.J. WOO.IS Itail M lllfl
the IlKhler man twlct within
ffeuses. He uppiared this mom- !.ST In Kosebiirir, July 1, Laval-
to sttirt
i hour lo win Ihe match. He won
jfall in 31 minutes, bat. after 1"
minutes rest, which was Included
In the one hour tine- limit, he lail
jed to gain a second fall within lite
THE LIBERTY THEATER
TODAY-ONLY TODAY
HERBERT RAWLINSON
DOROTHY DEVORE
"THE TOMBOY"
e
Full of the Joy of Voutli and Life.
Also: The Oregonian Weekly
Alao: The Pathe Comedy
Tuesday and Wednesday: AGNES AYRES
in "HER MARKET VALUE"
t tMnr-t.tMl I'rM l.,.t Wir.,1
' Kl'CKNK. Ore.. July 6 - Lieuten
ant A. It. Itetlnrmo, of Los An
Keles. rallfornls. will be the com-
maimer of the forest air patrol base remaiuitiir l'l mtimi
at Kuirene this summer, it was an The Texan came here with the
nounced today by Lieutenant Lloyd reputation of b-ltii! a tench hnue"
Harnett. command.T oMhe base specialist, but this impression wis
here last year, who Is In rhnrire of dissipated hv his performance at
all patrol bases on the Pacific Oakland. The Texan piov.d him
coast this season. .f to he not onlv a fast clc.r
Lieutenant IH-Carmn will arrive mat artist, but a i- li.ti one as well
jhere tomorrow or Wednesday. It is The rapidity and dean cut n'iann-r
nUI- 1 1" which the two m,n did th.-r
I c sturr broucht frequent handclap
MRS. WILSON IS I1'1"" fr,mi ,h" cr"n' wikkis w,.
, rirtir rtci-r-o '"" "r"n" ''! O'tiek to succumb to
LLACUt VISITOR either a to.- hold r head Kiss,,,-.
I I such as Amort clamped en e.
rtmvuttst l-m, lr tr.l caslonallv. an. I. en the other hatnl
OFNKVA, July t Mrs. WixkI- alter rall.ne to pin Anient with r-i
row Wilson, unoatc nsihly and with I" ated wrtstloeks and scissors
the public unaware of her pres- holds, accomplished the feat with
ence, yesterday made a modest till- a new ne to both Antort and th
Tlmane to the League of Na'ion spectators. Tins was the nit l;
for the creation of which her hus- winelock. by which he tlir.
band was primarily responsible. '.Xtnort backward ever his h-a,i
She quietly arrived from Paris then held his head and shoulder-'
and spent several hours walking down bv Ixing he kw.tt, Is n hue
hIkiiiI league headquarters. It was and holding his arms out in in -her
first visit here. . , breakable rHps.
Mrs. Wilson left last night for In the preliminary w res-ling boet
Venice where she has taken a place Milliard. 1 1", pounds, or North K.w...
for August. She extH-cts lo return burg, gaimil one fM with a seri, .
to tieneva for the September of wrlstlc-cks oer Lester Snt'ti!
meeting of the League's assembly, of South Ho., burc. who lipped til,
o al- s at l:tv
Robert T N-etey with a party of Oakland for the most part spent
fourteen, all of tiering. Nebraska, th-' rlo.ing hours of the day In a
were visitors In this city Sunday, dance that occupied Indep. pdem-..
They are motoring home..iy way hall and a poition of the ahutnrg
of California. after visiting at street.
points of interest on the coast o .
They were guests at the TcrmlnaL Hoswell Mineral watc
hotel. ii all forms of rheumatics
fer U
l-Tallck charged with being drunk
and disorderly. Pralick was ac
cused of following
liere consisting of 1.1 parntts ami
chain. Iteward for return to
Mrs. (!. J. Morris. lnlS .Military
St.. West ltos. burg.
TIIK'FABMKP.S " Mutual Fire
li.-f Ass'n nf Portland. Farm and
suburban pro-ertv. rate 35 cts.
per Jtiirt I. M. Tuthlll, IinuKlas
Co. agent. Oakland. Oregon.
TONITE
TONITE
is paid to have almitird to ih of
ficers that he had b.en diinkii-
tie is in aii ar in the city conn.
HI
HUI
H(in an. u ni iv ii nrvr i 7T .. iT7T: 1
made a coutnlaint Hi!;itnst him lie "'
1' r month. A No 27-arre poultry
rareh. $17 per mo. ('has. Kyes,
S-.!fi . J;ic!,-on St.
Vi irNO- Ilundle of iiians wearing
apparel, was found between
Koseh'irir nnd Oakland. ( twner
call on v J. Gilpin. Oakland, nnd
piy costs.
Foil SAI.K-M IT. P. O. K. motor,
fl": water-power wa.-diin ma
chine, with wringer, lawn
mower, i-nrden tools nnd Sxloj
ft. riiu, 4"S K;tt leoiiL'tax St.
FOI'VO on" street. "" KnVelmfe!
.lulv ntitine rout. wr to drop
from Ford automobile. Owner
I call a thin office and identify
1 nnd pity adv. cost.
FOR SAI K - 3 ton G. M. C. truck,
first rln.i nhape. tjooxl rubber,
Jt'tn f(rt p.tvmept uMi handle.
Write m. K. Vnx. box 1?ei.
II us. burc. or rail nt llofi Ka
mnna Court, after fie.
X,o5T-In Roehuir. probably on
8ephen utr-rt. July 3, umall
pirr- l rori'iilrin voile and Iar
nnd h Hilnn ti;tne "Mrn MyT."
Hn.l- r t'ene h ave at News He
vi"W office.
flFM-TIFFI. VIFW " from this
pint": roiv 4 -room cnttte built
eperfa1v for two I.lrhr an.I
w.ifer. pnrtin'ly furntuhe!. til
dow n. Art o-il' k'y. Address
ttnre " Vrvlew,
VTF:iV1Go,M rcdenc lot;
, level, not far out. Will rxchn-
r -natsenirer tourinr car
o of giMM appearance, in er
rejient rondltlon, and some cash
! l'hone fi! 1.
AltFIi!KKV. Wash.. Julv 6
.lames Walters, of Yakima, who
-hot and killed Carl Casey, of Kl
tna, and seriously wounded John
' asey in a shoot. tiff affray at Cop
Ms hneh. two milt west of here,
Saturday niicht .died in n Ilenuiam
hospital last night as a result of
elf inflicted wounds at the time
of the shoo-in. John Casey will
recover, physlnans any, nlthoiuh
ht will lose Ihe sifiln of his rij:hi
eye.
fN'pdty Sher ff George iVan. In
chart: o'nvestisation of the rae.
says there were no powder bums
on Walters' temp'e or face after
the shooting, hading him to he
lere that some one et. may have
tak part in the ithooting.
baths for Baling ire hart oil Ilrtvi.
SHr:al pner mi siiifcle bnip ties.
i A$tti$&JftQ&i BEERY
Is mW- b,ll'e
fmmfm ioc
due to elks vaudeville tuesday at
antlers. th1sent1re program vt'lll p,e
niovedt6i7i
tuesday last day showing. "
ALWAYS
COMFORTABLE
ALWAVS
COOL
ralffil
IWdnesday ancltThurtday : 'Ine from Hollywood"
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