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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1925.
BIG ELKS SHOW at Antlers
TONffi
MAMMOTH FEATURE FILM
BEBE DANIELS
In "UNGUARDED WOMAN'1
Doors Open at 7:30 P. M. and
One Show, Starting at 8 P. M.
ADMISSION: 25c and 50c
B I G ACTS
3
Of Home Talent Vaudeville
PROCEEDS TO BE USED TO ADVERTISE DOUGLAS COUNTY AT ELKS NATIONAL CONVENTION
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Thrift Leads to
Independence
The thrifty portion Is happy and
prosperous an ho goes forward ou
hiri way to independence.
Kemember that every great for
tune wan started on the firm
foundation of safe Investment. An
account with the Koseburg National
Hunk inuplres regular saving.
4'fe Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts.
TheRosebwgNational Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
U. S. GERMAN TRADE '
PACT DRAWS VARIED
VIEWS FROM POWERS
WASHINGTON. July 7. (A. P.)
The question of future commer
cial Intercourse, aB -we I aa of dip
lomatic relations, is occupy Inn the
chanceries of the Washington, dip
lomatic corps.
Since the senate ratified the
comercial treaty with Germany,
drafted as a standard for similar
I
t nVw tod aY i
fcfc
-Sleeping room
. S. Fine.
and i
modern
I pacts with other countries, dlplo- ) Owing to some
onions, two cages of pimentos, two
crates of green peppers, and twen
ty gallons of mayonnaise-(lrertsiiiK.
One hundred gallons of Ire cream
Htid threw hundred pounds of as-1 FOR RENT
ported cakes and cookies topped garage. 3-
oir ine m ai. uounuess cups or " " 1M-.VT ; r
rufff were served and the supply , ' L "rooni;
or lemonade which was much in
demand, not only during lunch but i WANTKl Man for work In hay-1
all afternoon, totalled 750 gallons., f i-lJ. Kubt. Markers. Box 4, Ut. I
Needless to say everyone had ' 1. city, or inouire at laundrv. 1
enough to eat. i !
The success of handling the big! OK SALE First class oak dining!
unexplaln- crowd with comparative ease was! room uit at nalf Irice- fhone .
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From Oakland- Here From Eugene
Mrs. Julia Compton and daughter j Dr. A. F. Sether and son, Cor
were arrivals her this morning don, motored here from Eugene
from Oakland, and spent several Monday and are spending otday
honra In Itoxehurg shopping. attending to buslneits matters.
"A Hrlde's Iilary," being pub- assistants who served over 2uuv
e lished dally In the News-He- 4 people in less than a half-hour.
CHARGE OF BURNING
SLASHING WITHOUT
PERMIT BE FOUGHT
ItKNT Nicely furnished
house., including electric range
and water heater. 477 S. Jackson.
St. Phone HM-J.
KOU RKNT Housekeeping rooms,
newly papered and painted,
bath, garage, use of electric
washer. Nil W. Lane.
Full SALK 2b-acre poultry and
dairy ranch close In; good value
I for $27u(i ; terms. Chas. Kyes,
! IC'6 N. Jackson St.
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How to Keep Cool
Order your Groceries from this (tore by phone, and have
them tent up on the free delivery. In this way you do
not have to fix up to come down town during' the heat,
and we save you the perspiring job of lugging your pur
' chases home. We think enough of your patronage to do
this for you, and you not only save energy but it pays
you to buy our way. Phone us and try it out.
Lilly of the Valley Catsup, pint 25c
White Wonder' So26baTS $L00
2 bars Borax Soap Free
Good Coffee, I lb 47c
M. & R. Vanilla, 4 oz. bottle 45c
Golden West Tea, 1 lb 55c
Amazio Oil, pints, 26c; quarts 50c
ECONOMY GROCERY,
O. L. JOHNSON
The Store That Strves Vou Best.
Phong 63
344 N. Jackson 8t
DANCING
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
IDLEYLD PARK
(On North Umpqua 5 miles above Glide.)
SPECIAL "Roseburg Niijht," in song and dance, featured
by Arlrii;h Herron's Hollywood Five
Free Camp Ground
FURNISI 1ED CABINS FOR RENT
4
THE LIBERTY THEATER
TODAY AND TOMORROW
No Advance In Prices. Only 10 and 15 Cnts
Agnes Ayres
in
"HER MARKET ALUE"
More stirring than the slane success which thrilled
New York and London for a solid year.
Also: The Aesop's Fable.
Also: The Town Topics
Also: Dinky Doodle Comedy
matin ...nti hnvA hnuleil Ihem- w auie error two leuers contain- x Hue iu uie uiiiimii; eiiuris OI tnci
selves In studying it and forward- Installments of the story, 4 t'liu- Strom and his staff of able! poll
Ing reports to their governments.
Ing according to the commercial 7 tllv,'f one !,t,y !n
situation In the different coun- ! l'aue of this fact It
tries, are generally unanimous In b? nc"ary to omi,t, ,he
condemning certain provisions of ,orJr, fur ' ua"- u"t he
the standard treaty, while praising "lng chapters can be ob-
others. Most of the Kuropean na- talned. A telegram was dls-
.ion. are dealing with the ; Thi , wm d?i 5 A charge of -boning slashings
AuVnUirMrT coven,''1h;rrm.8r9gd n:: "l-hou. a pern,,, has been filed In
flit 1 6 "J Bll iMlltrj llinil DU II1UL f II tj W . 1
m'.h of Trt,o ir.mt'v "cation of the story can prub- flrH WHS allowed to escape. Mr. I Kt)H 8ALK 124 Oakland Six
In the case of Turkey, no treaty, Muetsel's attorney, Albert Abra-! touring, like new, run 4000 miles.
comercial or otherwise, now ex-J ,h7w.kre8Um OI Z ham. suited today that a plea of; Will accept Ford part payment.
lata. Actum Intercourse Is P"- , uty win bH flle() ,n ansv,.er : Write, giving phone. Wm. Frank-
rr;rasrnrrore.rt
nesa and other Interests in Turkey. I . . ' z' r;, " .'M " 1 KOCNl) Small, gota-plated pin.
The senate failed at the last ses- .rr"r l"r ""vy concep ion oi . .. .. ,"11 bearing Inscription "S-0S" and
mtuiru nautili 1 1 cainif in . ,"". mis )' , "LAI'HS
tli-ld Rtvii f iim troiiiv whii-k ncrmit rt'tniirenipnt of th lnw
ivhiIh: ! Th. fire that eHraiiiil was i kvot : FoH SALK Six-foot cut Cham-
"Kach of the two hih contract- confined to the land Mr. Muftzd
iiiK parties hinds ilsflf to Rive to had midT )fusi, and was extfn
the nationalR, vessels, and Kods fiisheil by his own crew, it Is stat-
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sioo to ratify the treaty with Tur
key and It Is expected the situa
tion will remain unchanged until
the senate meets In iJecembt'r.
Hear Admiral Ilrlstol, now acilntr
as American hiKh rommlsimitr in
Turkey, will continue to siundle
American interests there urtil 'a ! ' uu,r, K- every ,
mnr. .aiuraciArv relRi.nnlitn l I fvor, prIvlleR. or Immunity:
Miuiiiinh.t I which It rhall have accorded to
The principal
I tin n -it i. ..!.. I., 1
opposition In for-' lhlr. Htll(J M ....
LEGION AUXILIARY PtCfilC
elKn quarters to the (lennan com
mercial treaty Is In the senate res
servatlon under which confess re
tains the power, after one year, to
revoke those clauses which stipu
late that no preferential treat
ment shall be accorded American
shipping or goods transported in
American bottoms, without allow
ing identical advantages to Ger
man goods and shipping. As agtnst
this, however, foreign diplomats
consider that the United states
accepted for the first time in the
nrni:
Mv optlml nirlir will l"
rliiMt-il tor Hhtiut l liifl -KjllTillIK
Julv , while litklntc
lAiNt KrMMiinto liiHirtn'tlon in
...t..n.. irv lilt. I H Ut'MAIt
whether such fuvored state shall
have been accorded Mich treat
ment gratuitously or In return for
j reciprocal compensatory treat
ment." It is held by some of In dip!o
l mats, however, that satisfactory
' comerce with llm I 'n tied Stah s
can only be established by a trade
policy covering a long stretch, of
years. '
On the whole, the most In f 'li
en I In I diplomatic counselor her'
believe the various objections
brought against the treaty are not
of sufficient importance to over-
balanco the general spirit of the
agreement. 1 hey hold thai
document was drawn with lli
tenlion of initiating a policy
i rigorous and universal
I commercial tn attueut.
tilde they hold to he fair. The utti-
Owner please call at
1 this office and pay adv. charge.
pion binder, in good condition,
$tii; also an Osborne binder, 1
' needs renewing, $10. Curry'
ranch.
rOH SALE nfoccolHiiatsrAshby !
j No. I stiaiu $4 per thousand.
Trimmed, dipped and mudded if,
de.stred. I). It. Bryant, Phone I
J75-R. - I
Will be lieh! st F. A. Stewart's,
ranch (Laurel Crest), near L'den-
bmver. Wednesday evening, 7ul7iLOl.ANDKKK.KS FOR SALE On
LeKinnnalrs, their wires.
families and sweethearts Irvlted. I
Cars to accommodate all who have1
none wiU Kave armory aj 6 p. in.
hharp. For further particulars, if (
desirrd, phone 3-ll-Y
CZECHOSLOVAKIA READY
TO SETTLE ITS DEBTS
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parkins Bldo Roseburg, Or
Phons 8.
WASHINOTON. July 7. With !
dates tentatively set for receiving '
the French and Belgian debt mis-1
t lie sions, and with negotiations al- t
in- ready under way wilh Italy, the ,
f state denarttnent was notified to
--tnahiy of ,jny that Czechoslovakia will for
rhis alt I- niallv announce within h few ilava i
Its i-i-nflinesH In enter Immeiliiit e '
imie iiur.i tne r.tirH-an concp. couU.rvm.,.n rr gettlcinent of its :
linn ,,f -favored notioti :it- re-ci.nslruftl.m dvbt to tlte Vnlted
men! Is aHcrihed in the same iir- '
cle, to the need of American Indus- , - hl(- r,.h.s',,)Vaklan legation !
or off bath. 60 cts. per crate if
you pick them. Pickers wanted
at once. Phone 3sF2 between
6:30 and 7 p. in. W. I. Love, 2
miles northeast of Roseburg.
WANTED Homesttad rellnqulsh-
ment, timber and grazing, with
flowing ft ream. Must be well sit
! uated and cheap. Give full par
titulars. Address A. F. Hurst-
korta. care News-Review.
WUY NOT (JET RIIJ OF ITT
Owner will trade and take in
part payment small ranch or
timber tiact. No cash required.
market.
rmed the depart men t that its
government at a cabinet meeting
had formally acknowledged the ob
ligation and that an official note
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Klectronio and TClectro-Theraphj
417 Perkins Bids. Phono 4D1
Crop Insurance
Insure your hay and grain
now. Our agency offers you
real service In fire Insurance
matters. We write automo
bile Insurance.
a W. YOUNG c SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St. Phone 417
SUMMER HOSIERY
That women's silk hose at $1 i0 gutlining its desires would be forth-
i lari s is sun iy tar ine Dest coming.
buy anywhere. Ilig line of nnn'j,
women a and cuildrt n's viin m-r
hose at Carr's.
NEW POWER DEVELOPMENT
ON ROGUE RUMORED
It Is reported that survey rn ws
of The California Oregon Towt-r
Company have been actively en
gaged In reconnaissance work in
the vlnlclty of Prospect the past!
month. In addition to the fumy'
parties a foundation investigation
crew of several enulm et s has ht a
making studies In this Wrinity. it
is said. This activity on the part'
of the Copeo C4ncern would seem
to Indicate thai the next hit; pou- r
development of this company is
destined to take place on the noi'B
fork of the ItoKue Klver not far dis
tant from the present I'ro.-p.-rt
planL
n j
OREGON EDITORS TO '
VISIT THE CAVES bulkhead
The Czecho-SIovakian recon
struction debt i about fS0.0UO.onO
the amount having been agreed
upon by a Czecho Slovakin mission
sent here In June 1923. In add!- '
tlon about $11,000,000 is due fori
expenses Incurred by America for j
the transportation from Siberia to!
Czecho slovakia of Checho Slovak
lan troops In 1919 and i
oui;.o i la(, kkci ivi:i. I
WASHINGTON. July 7. Ore- .
goti and M istinsippl state flag.-t j
were accepted 1'V rottnater-tien- j
eral New today for the post offip
department's collect Ion. whi.'h
now larks only t'ie Hags of Kan- (
mm. Nevada. New Mexico. Nort h
Iiakola and Wyoming to make it '.
complete.
The Oregon flag, the gift of
Portland post office employees,
was pre-ented by Senator S'an
field's secretary, Mrs. William (i. ;
Jr.
Will pay you ten per cent. Sub
mit your proposition to Law-
v rence Agency, 125 Cass Street,
Phone 211.
Jl'ST AS A "SIDE" LINE Sheep
raneh four miles from town. 210
acres w ell fenced : fine spring
water; sheep shelter; small
cabin; thirty-two hundred takes
clear title. Part cash. Iwrence
Ar-ney. l'lo Cass Street. Phone
21!t.
TIIEM()imXV;Ef()T"lT Aflne
suburban home in edge of town.
10 acres excellent land bordering
on highway; modern plastered 5
room bungalow with all built in
features; electric lights; big
barn; woodshed; some fruit;
twenty-five hundred and twenty
five dollars takes ciear title.
Don't overlook a real snap. Law
rence Agency, 125 Cass Street
Phone 219.
IIOWKVKK IT IS TRC E Six" hun
dred end fifty acres with thou
sands of acres outrange adjoin
In?: lit acres river bottom land
with fine big stream through
place; big barn; small house;
other Improvements; must be
sold to relieve widow. Price
fltty-thre hundred. One thou
rand cash. Balance in IS years.
If you want a real sheep ranch,
don't miss this opportunity.
Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
SALEM, Ore., Jul7 7. By an
opinion of the Supreme Court to
day, written by Justice Coshow
modifying the decree of Judge H.
H. Belt in the lower court for
Multnomah county in the case of
the heirs of the late Henry
Wemme, against the appellant
Christian Science Churches of
Portland and the Henry Wemme
endowment fund and the new
trustees of th-e fund. Judge Guy
C. Horliss, who defended the fund
in the original litigation, is allow
ed the full fee of $25,000 claim
ed by him from .the fund. This
gives him $7500 in addition to
$17,500 paid him by the original
trustees of the fund.
This Is modification of th Belt
decree In the lower court, which
had to do with attorneys fees and
which denied a further allowance
to Corliss from the fund and held
that he must look to the churches
for it. Belt held that the original
opinion of the supreme court In
the litigation prevented him from
allowing it from the fund.
The Coshow opinion affirms the
Belt decree In refusing to allow
the new trustees to repudiate the
sale of the so-called "Clackamas
property" to the Salvation Army.
"The cross-appellants (which
Includes the new trustees) seek
to ignore the sale to the Salva
tion Army", says the opinion,
"and treat the White Shield home
In Portland as though it was still
the property of the Henry Wem
me endowment and the Clackamas
property as belonging to the six
churches.
"The Snlvatlon -rmy Is not a
party of this litigation. The court
cannot divest the title of the Sal
vation Army to the White Shield
home without giving it an oppor
tunity to be heard. The Salva
tion Army is an indispensable
party to any litigation which
would divest it of the title It now
has In and to the White Shield
ARKANSAS TOWN HAS
, SERIOUS OIL FIRES
f AMnrlatM Fmi Jsw4 Wire.)
EL DORADO, Ark., July 7.
Fire starting from a undeter
mined cause In the treating
plant of the Imperial Oil and
Gas Company near Norphlet
In the southern Arkansas Oil
Field today has spread to
four wells and six earthen
tanks with a loss at that hour
estimated between $500,000
and $1,000,000.
At noon the fire, which
started early today, still was
burning and endangered sev
eral nearby wells.
The Ohio Oil and Gas Com
pany, which operates a lease
adjoining that of the Imperial
Company suffered a heavy
loss.
home."
In an, opinion by Justice Rand
the supreme court affirmed Judge
J. W. Hamilton of the lower
courtfor Jackson county in the
catfe of Frank S. Miller, appel
lant, against the Medford Nation
al Bank and others, a suit to
enforce an alleged gift.
No other opinions were handed
down by the supreme court today.
Heat with gas.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending
6 a. m.
Precipitation in inches and bun
dredtbs:
Highest temperature yesterday 88
Lowest temperature last nght 56
Precipitation, last 24 hours 0
Total precip. since 1st of month 0
Normal precip for, this month .32
Total precip. from Sept
1. 1924, to date 41.91
Average precip. from Sept. 1.
1S77 , 33.91
Total excess from Sept 1,
1924 7.99
Average precipitation for 46
wet seasons, (September to
Msv, Inclusive) 81.4S
Kalr tonight and Wednesday;
continued mild.
WILLIAM BELL
Mteorolneit,
Buy Electric Ranges
This Month at Special Terms.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
(1) Turn either way switches.
(21 Accessible Plate terminals.
(3) Enameled Ovrns.
(41 More convenient designs.
. Westinghouse Cabinet Hot Point Bungalow
The newer types take less room, cost less, have every automatic
feature. Five models on our floor more on the way. See them
at 404 W. Cass (near depot). Phone 611 for salesman.
ARTHUR H. CROWELL
a gen i lor w esungnouse mazua Lamps.
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gerretsen Co.
2
By All Means Worry
tfulrss your Home, Duslncss,
Irsona1 Effects and Auto are
fully protrrtrd by Insurance.
Inturanc Is Our Buiin.it
MMOIIC HOC
WSIIUIC. IU
CHANTS PASS. Ore. July 7 !
trili l 'he OiiKim Cavts ill lei
the ftature of the annual K:itlierin '
of the Oregon State Kililortiit A.
soclatton. which meets in this nty
on July 17 anil In. This trip mil
be nnule on Saturday, fnllouln: tiie
( btliilni'ss session of Frl.lay. l ;iri
are being inovlileil by the Ci.nn
( Pass Chamber of Commerce lir
I those who tlu not brine their on a
; machines.
I After the trip through Hie cavci, ;
the Oregon Caves Resort comiM-iy
will provlile itlnner for the visiter.
A camp fire enterlalnment
TWO tnl'Mi STl IlKVI's
lll l.ll hOU ItOI'.KIMill'.H.
VIAniTTO 1
ItPTTK. Mont.. July 7. Mark
Mills. 2 1 of Joplln. Mo., and Carl
Seirfert. !'. of TnNa. Okla.. pre
n'dent nnd vice-president, respec
tively of the Junior elasa of the
Missouri rtniil of mines, nre ex
pected to plead guilty thU after
noon to charge of highway rob
bery,, carrying a sentence (if from
one to !i years In ihe state peni
tentiary. Thvy were raptured
yesterday after a gun battle, fol
lowing their holdup of Manager
, (tporge Forsythe of Columbia (lar-
hv an on-heftftM r nnihura. -t,,.i. ., , dens, a summer resort h
from t A r uh.ia. m. n.h..., , their escape with $1.1
ns guides during the dav. will u Hlmt ,n ,h hin ani! ouUi
given In the evening for those Mm "irremleryd. I lie m
desire to Mtiiv
A trip over the Gran
gallon distrh t nlso 1:
Mills
ered. The boys aid
rants Pas r- theV ,! complete their mit!(i(,; nilirk,.t!. and . surplus or
Is sehedubd. colh RV education. ; undergrade butter which nobody
AwneUtHl Pmw Wirt.)
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 7.
Print butter Is a cent higher to
day In the local market with
creameries quoting 4 7 cents a
pound for. parchment wrapped and
4H rents in carton. The market
i very firm at the advance a
hish scone butter Is scarce and
In demand.
Cream production has fallen off
considerably in the past ten days.
Not only has there been a serious
decrease in butterfats. but crenm
coming In hss fully reflected the
hot weather in quality. The re
sult is an scute shortage of extra
butter, which Is eagerly sou eh t by
COPCO CROWD CONSUME3
HUGE QUANTITY FOOD
Tlroccoll planters
Wharton Hn.
in stock at
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
E I tctro.C hlropractor
Nrrra and Spin Specialist
I!4 P.rklns nid. Phons f
I In connection lth the c, ., !
II iteillcation, uhlih s helil
Sunilay. It I. Interesting to notf rii
Intge amount of foot! require.! to
feeil the ricortl crowil at tin--event.
Si thousand sanil!ih s
mere prepared consisting of the r,i
loiving varieties: ham. cheese, and
hot dog", with an gallons of
pickles as a "chaser." To make
the pi'o salad required sli sacks
I of ikiuiws, ifarljr a sack of
KKillT -.I.I.KI OKK.
wan's.
Ittuter fn( quotations advanevd
a rent today along with the price
in prints. Itest churning cream
is now quoted at 45 rents a pound
f. o. b the shipper, track In inns
one. No change I. shown In cube
butter for the day. Kxchange
prices aiv: extra ."4c: stan-'--'
.! prln-e first. 41c and
ordinary first. 4?lc. There Is
POUTI.AMV July 7. Hobby
Kvans, local ficht promoter, to
d:iv called off a . pr'M'o.-ed bout
here next Kritl.iv nicht ietween
l ain ho Villa and Tommy 0'ltr;cn
after receiving a telegram from i,ri,. .hipping outlet to the south
Villa's manager In San Francisco. for sl, fanrr 1)Ur offr,d hm
saving that Villa ha, three ulcer- N rh,ng . shown Ifi the lo
afed teeth extracted yesterday and o.il egg merger Itecelpts are
was too ill to box. good and the demand aufflclent
o j for all offerings. m
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DUE TO ELKS VAUDEVILLE AT ANTLERS,
TONITE, THIS ENTIRE PROGRAM WILL BE
MOVED TO THE MAJESTIC THEATRE
LAST DAY SHOWING.
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