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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. JULY 8, 1925. j. i MKnv IN mt u- !PiiHMPr many ncic i uwuu. UIlHIVbL IVH , . rri t t-v Innin i iin niiirn' mji inemseives Lai v k a aw h v h Parts Sends s ' Fal Chapeaux BARONESS DIES IN FALL FROM? ".Carelessness of Modern Living Results in Digestive Dis- HITRIfiT I F 1 1 orders. Sick Headache. Gas. Biliousness Dr. H.S. lUlU MIIU I LLUU Thacher's Remarkable Prescription Relieves Many. . A neglected liver can often onii ven table prescription to -cause more trouble than a bottle of k- 9 the liver haltuy. It it kIvIhk poUon. Wh' U .the liver Is cloft'-d quiiM r hi-f ami renewed mivnuth, inactive, it tail to tmrete the energy and viKr to numbtrn here. . juices necessary to digestion and This prescription, known phmma- Himination. YVort ol ail, li tail 'to purify the blood pioperty. When Jhin happens annoying .symptoms, -tell you that a stale oi BelI-poi.sun-j ins exidts in our body. ' I. Symptoms Lead to Sick Bed ... It explains why u fclutmlMi liver An attended by nueli nyniptonm as i - 'constipation, bIUounies, aiek-head- "ai'lu's, Kournriis mid nas on a wtak! . . aianiaih, loHd of appetite, pains in -the back aud hides, and a dtvou.h, 1 'TUiidon condition symptoms j that h ad to the danerou and t-x-i pensive sick bed unless corrected " iu lime. lr. If. 8. Thacher, noted medi- ceuilcally ha in: 'I' ha ber'a Li arid liluod Srup, doenn't cost nmih, Is pleasant lo take and con tains only ingredient that are know a to physicians tor their cor rective and btalth-buiidiiig proper tied. Notice Quick Difference Try this real prescription jour eelf. Notice the quick diMreni;e in the way you look, eat, Me.p and it- 1. You will be completely salls fld, otherwise, there will bo no cost. J.r. Thacher's Liver and Hlood Syrup Is sold and recommended y Natlian Fullertou, ltoscburK, Oie, Instead of 70 Per Cent of Road Money Districts . Get Only Half. CITIES ARE AFFECTED Wife of Dutch BtfijS" Topple From Window of Ritz-Carlton. FAINTED cal iiactiUaT. perfected a whole-) liraln Pharmacy, Drain, On-con. WireMFence "Just arrived, another car of fence! Made by the same proces sas the well known American feijce. Get Our Prices Before You Buy Special New 3-inch Wagon $125.00 See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE KObEBUrHU OAKLAND Under Former System 70 Per Cent of Road Fund Went Back to Districts i in Which Raised. Went to Window for Fresh Air and Keeled Over Sill Companions Look on Unable, to Help. Under the law parsed by th -ont legislature. tli diatribution ul Hie county general road fund In ciiaiiK'U ao thai uv per cent ot Ihu fund KGt-H to the county Instead of 30 per cent a 4ormerly. This law ; becomes effective when the taxes j count in at xi year and instead of mo road districts receiviliK 7W - per ct-iit no in the jiaat, Uiey will fuccive only SiD uer ceuU Under thu iiresynt airaiiKt-int'titit the county has the riKhl to levy I to lit mills lor rhe general load fund. The county under the old law waa required to expend 70 per cent or the money so raised within the district In which the tax wan levied, w hile 3U per cent could be used at the discretion ot the county I court upon any road where , it nimlit be desired to plate the ! money. Incorporated elites and towns are classed tnt Indiildual road dis i tricts, and under the old law 7u per cent of the money paid by the cities tnl the road luihl. went back I to the clly councils, to be handled ; by tin in on city road and street I work. I'nder His law, as amended, tho' I county Is cien SU per cent, in stead ot 1)11 per cent, hlle the ilis- 7 STORY HOTEL I A - 'ft i i ; r'V'V PROBABLY i ' s . 1 It r '- xh (AawrUUat Louot Wire.) NLW YORK, July 8. Barone Helen Ziir Mueuier ofijava, UutctL Kasi Indies, was killed today by a fall from a seven story window of the Kiu-C'arleton liotel. jbu struck on the root of the hotel s Japanese Harden, w liinh u on a level Willi Uie second lloor. James M. Thompson, at one time a ciose friend of . Miss Alllllcent Itoeers, now Countess Von ,Salm Huogatiaeten, was visiting the baroness witn other friends. He said she stepped to an open win dow fur fresn air and fell. The baroness, who was annul 28 years old, was Helen Carruthers of .New i'ork before her marriage to the baron who is In the .Dutch dipluiuauc service. The baron Is at present in Java. .where he expected to be Joined by ms wue. According to the hotel manage ment liaroness 2ur Muehlen had gone to her apartment after hav- lvet 1UA danc'ng lau' being accompani- .. , ,,: , :,.. " ouiie ou me stveutn ""'", I""" b"- " ;iioor Dy a number of friends, a touch of color. Uomplallllnj? of the heat. : t AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION ON EVO. LUTION IS NEXT MOVE (AMOcUud rial Lmrni Win.) DAVTO.V, Tenn, July 8. move for a new constitutional amendment was seen today by defense counsel as the out- standing inference to be drawn from the address last night of William Jennings in an before tne progressive Dayton club. In a statement Issued today chief de which he summed up the Inferences drawn by the defense attor- neys trim the address of air. Bryan last night, be declared: "Ue forecast that he will move rapidly from the lower court to the supreme court of Tennessee, then to the sup- reme court of the United States and having lost his fiant on account of existing constitutional guarantee of religious and educational lib- erties, he Intends immediate- ly to wipe out these constitu- tional immuniUes by a new constitutional amendment." into the living room and leaned out of the window, remarking that it vas very hot. Thompson said all three b that the baroness was falling. Miss Welen Bcreamed and the two men ran to erasn the biirnniu hut ahn ! slipped from their hold and piling- ea out ox tne window, Thompson said.- This trio of hats from Paris trpifics the French mode for late summer and early fall wear. At top is a brimmed hat with wired lace "wings" for trim mini;. Of tlic two turban shapes (lie one in the center is trimmed with a draping of chenille net and the lower one with SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 8. liaroness sur Muehlen, who died from a fall from a seventh story window of a New York ho tel today, was Helen Caruthera ot San Antonio prior to her marri age. Her father, J. W. Caruthers, t was owner ot a laundry here un til about 10 years ago, when he moved to New York. Her early education was ob tained in San Antonio schools. An Investigator of the district attorneys office reported to Dis trict Attorney Ban ton this after noon that the death was acclden J la!. After two hours questioning of the two men who were in tho room with the baroness when sho ! fell, Mr. Banton announced his of- she fice would drop further investiKa- ru..i,, ri" m opeu wiuuow. ana to . uou. The two planes have been used ' li."0,"",,?' Kuu"i8' tolP'ta tl icilH n c.'ivt' onlv nnn hi.ir in-1 i-xtrnsi vi Iv in thn mirnint r train. m . 7 " . .alter au 1U- llliillt'UVt-rri lit t'nmn IwU iinil urn . . . FOR STATE FOREST I FOREST US ainul of 7i, per ami an In tint pa.st. iliiH will give more money for lliu cuurt (o JiiimJIe in u Uiocrt liuuaiy inaiiiuTt wliilo al the nnnm lintf l.iany di M rieU ill Jiuve U money to sjinul within their own Uuunaariea, Tliid U I'urlicularly maneuverrt about worn out B..V"Ti.i '..j.na: 8"" Stated. watt believed planned m Ket new motor for the1 Z6 yomxg, wonian was elabor- KALKM. Oi., July 8. tJliili1 Forest t r KHiol ttiiiiouiue,! today that tho fureht patrol that Is to operate In Oiegoii u ml at other iiorthwt'Hiern tauH arriwtl al tho ' Kun'tu husw y:.-itfi duy. The pIlotM lor OrcKoti ar A. K. I.oomirt and Alva H. Umnimo, Ironi tho unny off lews lo-ervu c'orp.1. l.ltuH'iiant Lhod iJarnvit, of tno ulr Ht rvlro ha.- hteu ilviatl t'rt hh lui:tou ur.'iitT In i har.t) of forent patrol in the Jlvo nortli wvAt Hialea willi li eatl 'i ua rtei a at Jmikviiu. 11m hui hi tiiaiKu ot thu hugeuo bato luwt year. FARM CROPS IN THE MIDDLE WEST BUMPERS roKTLANO. July 8- Kann chms IhroiiKhout tho mulillo weal, tho liilprtnouutalu Mates and tJti'Kon and WaflhliiKton will bo laiK'T Ihin mason tttun In llfl'-l, dorlareil It. A. iSmlth, tuipiTviHor of HKrlcitUuto for tho I'ulon l'acific JSynieni on filrt arrival litr from Omaha lo confer with Jluheii Work, nerro tur yol tho interior and Klwood Meml, coniniissinm r of reclaum .lion. 8iullh v. IJi aecompaiiy tho government nflieials tlirougli tttht tin Oregon and Idaho. "Ou tho whole priced of Krain ml other farm prodtK-tH will he profitable to producers lliis year", ald Smith. "Krom Vtnh and Idaho ropu n a of bumper crop uir j 'Mo first forest fin of tho ! Ktufuii were npurted hero to- ! day by llarvey llrov,n, auper- waniMi of the. lhMiK-! i lad fitt I'atrol. l-our fii-ea ! , are bvir.tf luini by tut pauol t ltcvs, located In widely Mat- U red parts ot (ho county. A j Hi" i one acre in m.o in uurnniK mar Han Creek, an- I other repotted lo bo about a I uuai ter acie in mzo 'in report- 4 ed lo ar Jc. I, while a third is lumied about two mil. -a fiuuiliwt .it of tow ii In the iieiiuan Hollow di.Htrhi. Mi. i-noit lookout tliiH aiiernmni Kpoiied a fourth on tho hhoul- dr of Tyee IilountUill. ( iewn 4 Imve been placed on ecti fire, anil it is b'heid thai they can be hanohd with lmle 4 loss. 4 planed alter which the fliers will , ' h, ""'u ttUU juwyito. itur return to Tacoma for tho auinmer. fJiauionld,ear riDKS wro dashed . ,Ill their settings in tho fall and wero recovered iioiu the roof tav detectives. Phone from the aviaiinn fini.i h.t- "litH onan w eieti, tho baroness' l-ieiitenants llaynes and llenton coniuJinln, with whom ahe arrived and other fliers enroute from Ta- al tl,e ltiu -"rietoa June 26, said i.mia to .San hh-no. landed here aj. tUtfy wr to Kai lr Kurope ou 7:3 o'cIiKk tho morning and after lix1 niKht tho baroness gave a , r.'tuHin continued nouthward. jfanwi;U party. 4444444444' besides tho barooesa. Miss Wel- en and Thompson, the party in- FLIERS HOP OFF eluded Lester L'onley, connected FROM S. F. AT 1 P. M- witn tt t'th Avenue concern. The two men told the police the party m.h,.i..i i,.. a.j irr.) or tour bad dined at the Klu Car- SAX KUANCISCO, July 8 "'ton together. I.ieuionants llnync and Hen- 'o the baroneaa MKbr;lU. Ore., July 8. Ae-j true ot the cities, which have form-1 cord in to word received by lelo- erly receivnt 70 per cent, tor in the future ili.y will ft back only hair the money raiM-u wiimn the inmu ripalny which will Kit ally reduce lln money ior the repair or ciiy mailt and streets, but will Kite ex tra money to be spent 011 roads leading in lo titoso cities und tow ns. At the present time the county toad fund amounts to InVcv'jii, this money bfint? raised by a levy 01 .titl3 milis. The couiny court h:is the rllit fo b vy a wiu-rul road tax up lo .1 0 in i Lib, but bt r le.lriLied by Ihe 6 per cent linmu- "ii on tho budget has been una lo raise more man y- amount placed upon int budi l this yeur. OF P. W. BEGKLEY JE1 Heat with gas. Little Phyllis Herkley, the 6 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Heckley, residing a few nil Its east of Uoseburn, was quite seriously burned yesterday even ing; while helping her father In the texMig ot inilk. A bottle of Later Uiey-went :su'Pnuno acid was being used In ,ui.e . maaing the teats, and was left day fliKht from Tacoma to Miss Welen left tho room and I lunlnK uncorked ou the table ton. who lire making a one- after she returned a few minutes 1 , Vi he child was turn- San go arrived h. ie about later the men said, she whispered , "jT "1? ?L '. , ma,nlne nn,. and hupped off again at oouiethiiig to the baroness who in ! um XA '"? l.M p. ui.. turn left the apartment and u-nnl.il.. i. . l ....... . bottle tipped over, allowing the add to run over her arm and turn left the apartment and gone aoout 15 minutes. When she came back she went Pictures Belie Wild Accounts ot Santa Barbara'Damage JII1L tile Ktlgelie leaner, formerly of M-hools. lie vas nivtlseil lit Immoral ton-duct. coming III AlHl a one lra ls lo who A family reunion was held at the hmne ot W. K. Jioilce, or l.iaiklng lilass, on July 4. nil or tint child reu ami Heir taming being pres ent. It was also in lue nature 4,f H bhlliilay party for Mr. Hislte. an. I the relatives and frlentls preseni had a il llt-lillul tlme celebiating. To H,nis and a ilaiighti-r ol' Mr. lleiUi' were there with tllelr fallli- , ' ,, I lies, tin y being M r. n.l Mrs. i:. W. duly S. rrrnara-ii.t ....... ... ... .i.tlJ , i . , . ",.', i"in'i'-j. aiiiiiriiia day for 1 1n; entertainment of nion.' III. ill ;0.ii( inemliers of lh' 1 1, ii rvnlent 1'roiei'tlvii Old r of l-:isa PORTLAND PREPARES ! FOR ELKS MEETING I roUTI.ANM, the la-ll ic (.'oast through Oiccnu or Washington reports are evi u more favorable." . REVOKE TEACHERS LICENSE SA1.KM. tire., July .- Stale Suiierlnti uilent Chun hill Imtay renileri'd a ileei-lun revoUnic tie teacher's centricate of t'hailwlrk L'. Newhotlse, u Ijine cniintv scleuil I and lin y . , e m i onipanli .1 li , 'their tu elitlilren. Ilnnilil K. ami la Hiise: Mr. ami Mrs. .las. . 1 tllnilee anil son oilier ,.i i',. lllllllial com. Iltlnu Ollelis I ...ii.. ,-.,ii,.... , .... here .Molliliil, July LI. Tile pnll, e ,,. ,-. ,.,,',,',.,, , u,r , p-il paradx alone Is cxi lid to ' ,, ,-i,,,. ,i ,,, , . j of drams I'm-i. In n l.liilon to that ii,.... n, , in i. Ion .I..1... .1..- , t.i. .i.. i.i....... ' .-.-.iii-i. ii, in. i ,;.,.s,.n( t( eninv I lo- fe-itl ille-i are enrouie , ,.i;;I,J(nd. The deh- i oI (h(. n.um(((1 n nuihtit. ; ' ' " ,M",H l,n,M I,M ,,lt!' "here Mr. Hodi:- ha, "i it" iio-inn. as many ol l lit in are cou ho havti n.oiNi r more in inie. Word Uiim leceived hei o 1 1 it many 5 1 made his I VvV" a ii- j ...... t -?v wixmtmmtmmasxmAvaLsmiLi Ei-rlit Piece Cook with ;h I lilr -J.U Glass Set 08c FUEMTif FROM CAMP LEWIS TO Sill DIEGO. OIL SATURDAY ONLY splrnrlicl Kill lien S-t of lirnvy tlr ir : riirne in hiuuly in nil)- lunnr. inetiiiliiu; a Mixini; Jim. l emon Juii e I xlt.n lor. rt. our window lodjy. , vvlii. Ii will isuinu: ( n. cc tlicm in Churchill Hardware Company Hie V inclicsler Sture mi - .ii .:i!!U C III. .11 o! - t I .... I t M . il. July In an ei'.nt : :.!!' ' of a etie-il;l Imp in.;i lo Sim In. ui., Lien lliivin s iin.l .lotin W. ' til'' I tli'e.l Stiller HlteV lr -.i li(" lis. I; off tolnv fjoni lie-..e-p I i is In 1,1 In ii,. hi iirlil i t" ul i lo- moon at :'::' a in . lionr e.iill-r tlim th- v o-l.-i-i- 'V lil.liu-.t.l V. till Li- U'ellM't ,in. s Vims St.ifl' Si no ant h'i- l 1 a-- lio-i h uii-, vi hll Tt iKile I'. V.n:l..l.l w.i i vitii LI, ut' iii.nt ..it '.in i.. l..nn. d el M. .' -. I P if ..A J rl S..w. ....I"" SW4 Cfntml l'ra. Phnt.-il-l t I .,'. I..IA H L3' ,J1 S F T .. i ..-JtS I )., '1 -'' .L.:AM-Ii-SJ RtioiK Kt-ld. Midsummer Specials in nn INWJARE We call your attention to the following Values in Tinware 9- inch Pie Tin 5c 2 qt. Dairy Pan, 2 for.... 15c 1 0- inch PSe Tin, 2 for..lSc 4 qt. Dairy Pan 10c Small Wash Basin 10c 6 qt. Dairy Pan, 2 for..25c Large Wash Basin 15c 8 qt. Dairy Pan 15c 8-hole Muftin 15c Tin Cups .1 5c Tube Cake Pan 15c 10 qt. Tin Pail ... 25c 3 qt. Pudding Pan 10c Pot Covers, 5c to 15c 4 qt. Pudding Pan 12Jc Hvy. Flour Sifters. 25c When in need of Kitchen Goods go to 206 North Jackson St. CARR'S Whert You Save Now Showing Big Specials in Glassware leg, burning her very severely. 4 4 Dr. . . Sivwart wa called, and . gave first aid treatment. Al- - TOM WOOLWINE DIES though the littie girl la painfully I . 4 burned, it is not tnouKht Uiat her I (Atocuteii i-n-m iumkI Win-.) injuries are ot a fatal charecter. lqs ANGELES, July 8. j 1 nomas iee Woolwine, 10 rm- T CI VIlOlllVl. tttlUlUtJ UL IjUS V Angeies and twice candidate CALIFORNIA GIRL IS ORATORICAL WINNER ; (AswwUtrd 1'rrM Lucd Wire.) PORTLAND, July 8. California, represented by Marie Keynoius ot' Merced, carried oft first honors to uay in the Christian Endeavor or atorical contest, which featured the morning session of tho bien nial convention of the interna tional' organization. Miss Key-4 noma was a warned a gom metai Dy President-Emeritus Frances E. Clark. Oregon won second prize in the oratorical contest witii Lois Tuttle, of Forest Grove, as Its rep- for governor of California I died here today. j lM-ath of the attorney who I was a picturesque prosecutor in many criminal cases that ' won national attention, oc- curred at hla home here. The lllnohs came upon him in Paris, December i5, Gilley mitrerea bruises and tho end of the third finger of the leit hand wn.y smajed off. lie camu to this city, where Dr. Chas. li. resenlathe. Emblems, as tokens 1 V ade attended the case. of honorable mention w ill be j awarded lo Estella fialdwin of 1 To Attend Convention WashouKal, Wash., and David KJ Dr. li. A. Moon leaves tonight fof Taylor of lloise, Ida. ' I Portland when he will spend thu In a report on the society's) remainder or. the week attending growth Secretary Edward P. Gaus. l" 4.ue convention of chiruirac said today rhat 3,762 new Cnds- j tors, tian Endeavor societies had beent organized in the past two years, of ' Bac Saturday which 6,00u had been formed in the! K'v- lMow. paslor of the last two months. Secretary Gates said that 4,316 young members had promised to lithe their Incomes with the chui and that l.ust had promised to give aJl their time by serving as ministers or as missionaries al home or abroad. Gates said he expected 500,000 more young people to join the so ciety by September. He said it us the greatest institutional influ ence for uniting the various Pro testant denominations. Ko.se burg Christian church, writes mat he will return Saturday fjom a trip to Turner, Astoria and Port land, where he has been spending the past two weeks. Hj ai tended the state convention of the Chris tian church at Turner, iho Chris tian Endeavor convention al Port- j land, and visited Willi his mother ai Astoria- I TODAY'S BASEBALL American League At Cleveland: First game: R. H. E. Philadelphia 3 11 6 Cleveland H 1j l Batteries: Walberg, Helmacb, Baumgartner and Cochrane, Berry; Karr, Cole and Sewelu (10 runs in fifth for Cleveland.) Three OiKTiitloiiM (his Morntnc Thi'ee operations, two major and ono minor were performed at Mercy Hospital this morning. Mrs. Anna L. Wilson, of Glenduie, tin 'derwent a major operation, .1. 1. Osborne, of the Mount Alto Katun, underwent a major operation, and Miss Cole, o Nrth KoHoburg, un derwent a minor operation. JJrs. Sether and Stewart were in attendance. i LI','.HI L ma At rtostoo: Hon ton Detroit .... Batteries : Dauss and Uasnlur. . !. II. K. 1) i 2 5 10 1 Ehuiko and I'icinlch; At Chicaso: Wsshlnitton .. LhicuKO 2 flatteries: Coveli-Kkle ar . R. ..10 Faber, Keviere, Schalk, Crouce. H. K. Ill 1 7 3 Rue I: lllaukenii. unil National Leagua At noston: K. H. K. St. Louis j 11 0 notion 4 jti 2 llatterles: Malls and ) Ta.-;Wi. f,newi(.h, Marquaril, lljau ami O'.Ntil. 1 La Petite -Beauty Shop Valet System of Beauty Culture Marcel, Bob Curl,. Water Wave, Sham pooing, Facials and Manicuring. Specialize in Packs and Wrinkle Eradicators. Phone 320-J 107 N. Rose St. NEW YOUK. July . riitsburnh. New York: both euiuia i.o.-,LiK.n.-.l : ! rain. PIllLADKLl'HIA. cinnail-l'hilaileliiui poned; ram. July 8. Cin Fanie post- BROOKLYN, July 8 Cbicaco at Brooklyn postponed; rain. ;:in Kraiu-lM ii aliniil . B I i' n i itn k. lllloMlnit itiiil-le d.iv- rr?r-ri ip'i..i . ! .n.ipgtji " vttmy littUl for lue remaiu.ler ot tli I irli.T nrroiinU of hur .1. ... . .1 ...... .. c.. n..i i.. .... :lon of the city from an .!,!.. tl,. i I- -:.:i..T Modi- - - i . j .Miiimi imi vtm m . VMM. H SBSSl WB (W( pfs ' Ytsterday's Scores At I'oriland s; Salt Lake 4. At Oakland 7; Vernon 6. At Seattle 11; Sacramento S. At Los Ang-lrs 1; San Francis co 3. NE WYOHK. July S - Ilaln lo rlay halti.1 Hie rill.-.biirrh-Ni York baseball series with the (Hants Mill a Knme behind V. I'lrates In the race for National leaue leadership. A double head er will be played tomorrow. I LOCAL NEWS t i Vmr Overtllrnn nrtli ftf 'ttjw E. M. Mniilley. of Kuc. ii.v . i raped w-rlous Injury la.t Tenln, , j wbe the ear he was lirivinir. north jOf r.oie'jurf. oeerturned. .Mr. Mc-1 QUALITY PRICE SERVICE and COURTESY Always Right Mill Work and Lumber Roseburg Lumber AND 0 Mfg. Co.