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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. JULY 16, 1925. I- II: i I ! it. Women's Saturday Nainsook Athletic Union Suits A special value for Bummer wear. In finest nainsook, flesh or while, ni.nle by Munsing, greatest makers of uuderwear to fit. All Kizea. $1.25 The Suit Children's Barred Nainsook Unions in all sizes Athletic Style See Them! SPECIAL (On Salt All Day.) GENUINE "THERMOS" VACUUM BOTTLE 98c The; best known and most staple vacuum bottle on the market, bearing the ntatiu fitfturt'r'd name "THKIt M(S." Pint Mite. Full enain I'lfil body, polinhtd aluminiiin cup and shoulder. A hlKh grade vacuum bottle at a real bargain price. TODAY'S BASEBALL ALL COLORS HUMMING BIRO HOSE JOHN KELLY BUSTER BROWN SHOES National League At Philadelphia: H. II. E. CIiIcbko - 0 4 0 Phlladt Iphls, 3 7 3 IJattcrlce: Kauffmann and Gon sales; Mitchell anil Jlenlllie. At lirooklyn: K. H. E. Cincinnati ....2 9 2 lirooklyn 5 9 1 llatlerlea: lllxcy. lilcnilller, Rrady and WIuko; Osborne and Taylor. At New York: K. H. E. St. Loula 5 7 1 New York 7 14 1 Patteries: Ithem, Sothoron and Schmidt; Dean and Snyder. At lloston: C- H. E. PltlsburKu -.. - 1" 14 Boston 9 17 4 Uatterlca: Meadows, Krenier. Oencwlch and Smith. Spencer; Ityan, Kamp and Ulbsou, Sclnier. , American League ! At ChlcaKo: R. H. E. ' Philadelphia 12 16 II Chicago - 3 6 1 naileries: Harris and Cochrane Lyons, Connally, Kevlere and . Schalk. Crousu. At Cleveland: H. II. E. New York 9 16 1 Cleveland - - 17 20 1 latteries: Jones, Ferguson, Cald well, II. Johnson and llcnRoUKh; Shuute anil Myatt, , At Ietrolt: K. H. E. vvasniiiKion J" j Detroit 1 1 0 llalterles: Coveleskle and Ituel; Whitehlll and ilassler. (lu innings) Yesterday' Results At Iob AnKelea 4: Portland 1. At Sacramento 12; Oakland 5. At San Francisco 9: Seattle 12. At Salt Lake 9; Vernon 7. BRYAN MAKES FIRST ARGUMENT (Continued from par It took a seat several feet nearer his son. a "The only Issue this Jury m"l deride Is whether or not John competenent discussion In argu ment. Mr. Ttryan called attention to the fuel that ho was not the leader of the prosecution, but merely associate counsel and that Alt' rney-Cenoral Slewnrt wus In tharire of the state's rase. Mr. Stewurt announced that he i" ' ', , , , . .. , " io nir. isrynn, nr. iiuys j Thomas Stones violated the law." r,.imwi aml , ar!umtt w,.llt I Mr. Hryan continued. "To permit 1 on : testimony by experts, would be Mr. liryan. from Los Aneeles, to substitute trial by experts for wl. tlo b,.Knn nls tl,,.et h ,,,. trial by Jury. 1 tn such a low tone that he was Anion the authorities cited by rM,,.i,., at intervals bv counsel Mr. liryan .lurltiK the course of ,n, lhe MKa , ,.,, volc nis brlet tp.irn were many aeci-,,iK ,,. Kniu-lmy became more nlons by the supreme court of I au,ii, aa n( "warmed up." Tennessee. Tie entrance had been closed Arthur Oarfleld Hays respond-1 ami no more spectators were ail ed for the defense. "First," he; milled. The room was less crowd Bald, "the prosecution Insisted led than all former days, although upon the Jury's not hearing the i every seat was occupied, law. Now they insist upon Its j "Speak up. Mr. liryan," Mr. not hearing tho facts. j Harrow suggested to the young "V'e admit that Mr. Scopes 1 attorney, taught what the state said he j The spectators roBe up and took taught. Not that he violated the 'a seventh Inning stretch as Mr. law by doing so. I. for one. must : Hryan finished his argument and be shown that there is variance 'the court declared a brief recess. p lebS HI k-1 f sS ay LJatf Sheep for sale. One double deck of brevdlnK ewes and feeder lambs for Bale. Price very reasonable. George Ward, Ilox lu35. Proof of tne pudding in In tast ing whether buyer or seller read the classified ads. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT IDLEYLD PARR (On North Umpqua S miles abovo Glide.) Arleigh Herron's Hollywood Five Free Camp Ground FURNISHED CABINS FOR RENT DANCE RAINBOW GARDENS Wednesday Nile Music By Deedlfs Swanee Boys between what he tuimht and the llitde. "Our scientists are not here to t;Ive opinions. They are here to j state the facts of science. None of them are paid experts. They! come here lu the interests of science. I Doi's your honor or anyone The I.os Angeles lawyer was congratulated by his associates. (Aworlatt, pre 1mI Wir COl'RT noof. Dayton.' Tenn., July Ifi. The stute of Tenrtes Kee made a formal motion at the trial of John T. Scope todnv to exclude testimony of scientists else know what evolution U. with- from he trfnl of the case, jr. the out hearing the evidence? If your. Will. urn Jennings liryan. honor says that opinion evidence : P''u i im nrpunieiu ior into. Tie was followed bv Arthur Hays for the defense with Attor-nt'y-'Ienerol Steyarr closing the -tatement. may not be produced, may not evi dence of the facts he Introduced?" he con Kn ned. lie contended that if Mr. Scopes had taught that man was descend- ; o ed from a lower order of animals, PPpr' Prir on Poncho camp since both man and mokey were I mattress. Zlgler Fee Hdw. Co. classified In the same order of j " animals as primates, under the ! law anything was relevant as evi-' BORN i dence that tended to throw Jieht 4t.4.$.jt4S upon the su1ject In question! The! defence attorney asked that .they; RCHOEORAX To Mr. and Mrs. be allowed to show what evolu- j Schoeeran. nt their home In Men tion is and what the ltthle Is. J rose, Wednesday, July 15, a girl. "Kven If on no other ground." t . he argued, "this evidence should I 7IOT.MQTvTRT To Mr. and Mrs. he admitted as information for rail Holmqulst, of Klgarnse, at the court." jCornwHl Maternity irome, Wednes- Huring Mr. Hay's argument, day, July 15, a boy. Judge Itaulston quentloned the at- j - O - tomey as to his undorstanding oT i Shure Snot for poison oak, Bos Mr. White's testimony yesterday j well Mineral baths. In regard to the expiration of a j o contract authorizing text books. ! DAMASK St'lT IIKAIil). John It. Neal Interposed to say j 'J that the contract had been expir-j verdict for defendant was ed. but no sul.stltule had been returned late this afternoon in provided, leaving the books In full thp nit of K A Karlson against for,'e' j II. K. Krueger. This was a suit W. J. Hryan spoke in the case ((rrownic mit nf nn aufomnbile col for the secotul time, rising torsion near Rice Hill. In which suggest that the passage of the ,mth drV(,r rjaimed to he in the statute prohibiting the teaching i .hi vm.ir.r nttni hnino E11(i of evolution theories suspended f fnp jnmapp,,, hrotight n rounter. i A i P. WINDOW j Now showing an advanced selection of new midsum mer styles just fresh from our "New York" buyer. Be- ' witching combinations cf printed and plain silk and georgette dresses for the street, afternoon or evening in sizes from 16 to 48. In this assortment which has arrived since our "Big Sale" the slender Miss or Stout Matron will find a dress to suit. PLEASINGLY PRICED $14.75 to $21.50 SEE OUR SEE OUR WINDOW I DRESS GOODS SPECIAL : 200 Yards of the very New Rayon Dress Crepe Regular $1.59 Specially priced for quick disposal $1.39 the Yard 11 nil text books in conflict with the law DANCE AT OLALLA HALL Saturday Nite July 18 (lenulne McCormlck and Deerlng binding twine at What inn ltros. Ladies Stylish 1 1, HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Dcnn-ficrretsen Co. soil, and the jury found in his favor In the sum of $1 and de- Another hit of side play came , th.lt pn(.h mnn ),,,, p,iy up when Mr. Ilays apoke of Mr.;hi, own r0rt ,.,,, Tho ra!!B liryan, ' suKgesung null periiaps . wa tried before .Tustlce Jones, They're Coming Back ONE DANCE ONLY Those Famous School Boys The ARIZONA COLLEGIANS Peppiest Danes Organization on the Pacific Slops Rainbow Gardens Thursday Nite Your last chance to hear these millionaires of musical mirth. Admission $1.10 SEASONABLE & SHOES Ill 's1 I Satins and Kids DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the flltinR of Glasses 110 Jackson St. he should say. "the (liMtinRiiiiied leader or the prosecution." The court said that William Jennings liryan. Sr.. had niit yet made an argument in the cnxe and anylhlni; lie illicit have said out side the court riiiini would not he Attorney Compton appearing for Kurlwnn and Attorney Kdily for the defendant. 2 ? 245 N. Jackson ellows Store Company The Store of Values 2 245 N. Jackson We will be glad to show Jj you these beautiful !t shoes, and you will like & V.I I -I .1 K tnem, While tne prices g are SURPRISINGLY LOW S Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist 324 Perkins Bldf. Phone 614 'Coe and Ijccl Plain or Clocked in solid colors Shoes for the Whole Family 8' Our Repair Depart ment turns out work that stands. Jg Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore Phone So. tyet and Iecl i A.H. Perrin I a e M III West Cass It. t n s r.T.T.TTT.T.TTTT.T.T.TTTC7CT?T'"K Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic am TSIectro-Theraphy 41T Perkins Bids:. Phone 491 THE LI BERTY THEATER THE BIG SHOW LAST TIME TONIC! IT II ion I roiKet that I handle P sales in city or country. R M. C. Radabaugh I 530 N. Pin St. I Pt-flveys cant-hooUs and extra handles at Wharton tiros. ui:iiT nis rssi:i). WASIlTNfiTON. July Ifi. Prince Hihesco, Uumanian minis ter, has heen nM ructi'd hv his government to return to I Inch a rest to discuss tht rtiimnnian-Am-erlcan deiit situation. 'Sprocket chain at Wharton Tiros. At Our Own Regular Prices 4$ Only 10 and 15 Cinti THE MARRIAGE MARKET" Featuring Jack Mullhall. Alice Lake. Pauline Garon, . Shannon Day A story sizline with dram.i, alive with romance. sparkling with comedy, bubbling over with the ' spirit of youth. She liaticed the naitclitlest danre sh,. knew to shock lhe man she dldn I waul in mairv hut slie onlv succeel.d In rannliiK the flame of his passion! Its a r II nut Inn filled with dra matic flvrinnitle1 ALSO: "THE AESOP'S FABLES" ALSO: TOWN TOPICS AND GO-GETTERS "PLAYING WITH FIRE" FRI. AND SAT. BOB CUSTER'S SMASHING WESTERN Crop Insurance Insure- your hay and grain now. Our agency offers you real service in fire Insurance matters. We write autnmo. bile insurance. G. W. YOUNG c SON INSURANCE 116 Cuss St. Phone 417 Fancy Shipes, Bars or Plaids vor and I)ecl In Wonderful Colorings Xnh rVvoViru; 'Coe and T)tc I The Best Wearing Socks Made ! and St. rale .1 By All Means Worry Vale-is your Home, Business, Personal Kffecia and Auto are fully protected by Insurance. Insurance Is Our Business MiSOIIC It DA 0StC. 0t 35. TO .$1 ibai' CUINE BROS. C ii .smmsIii f aSjinisia.tf.ise flenulne American fence at Wliar lon Bros. ' t NcW "TODAY t WAXTEIi Man dishwasher at lhe Ihuuli'i f'.rill. I'OK KKN'T -Kurni.-hed af.artnient'. Mrs. Inei I'larli. Hciuty Studio. FOR TIMtitIKH I'l l'S -Korsale: . J. V. McIHlde. 1 MS K. fith St. WANTKH-Middle aced woman In do C'-nernl housi'work for, semi- Invnlld. Phone 39 J. FOR" SAI.K One .lers.'yC(iwclv- inir 3 k-.iI. P'T day. Price f:tt. P. F. Parker. Wilbur. Ore. POlt S.M.K- llrocroll j.lants." ISul- ni-r's medium late; alo late cnb- bare plunts. C K. Truebloivl. FOK RKNT --Modern J room houe on Vlint street. No. Phoie 2in t- J. 1. Itrau:hlon. ilOY-S('H T"NO; Si 3 wantro'rk lo earn money to co to scout camp. Telephone ;!" R. I."lST Silver bar pin. blue white setllnc. Rcwsrd for turn lo 720 Winchester Phone 139 J. .FOllI) TOI KINO rTt - For cheap. iIimvI cond'tiiin. W Mulholinnd. Ito.-iebui-K. ltlnl, 2. Phone IIK:. IIOMK I.AI NHIiV can taV sffew more cu-Jioni rs at !-! Wiinlu-s. ler SI. Ol-l phonograph records boimlit ami sold. alo. Knit SW.i: - S riH.m lioue In We it Po-ebur", t'lly wnfer. elie'ric ll'-iits. Frlllls aed berried. Price lr.."in. terms. W. li. Cordon. Phone r.v.l It. NO Mi INK KV Ill'SlNKSS Here" Is a proposition t T r t sl-ovld at Iracl a huiuired ranchers: a nuiili-rn n:l-rootn hotel lm:it.d In live, up-lo-'lato town on Pacific hlEhway: dnlnir hie ravine easi ness. Price Inciii'les bnndlnT. furnishings and all. 'ill trade for n ste-' rrcb rf plio-'f prrrr value Price J12 01.1. Ix-t l! hear fnim you culcV-. I.awrrce A'-ency. Ca.'-s Street. Plione : s i a v it f. ""s 1 1 k i : i '"ran rl Twfor fr.MHi - TM'ated 10 miles from town, 11 of mile from Rood coun ty road, mall route. I mil" fn-m srhool. u acres In rutttvntlon. black rich soil and will crow sn-thinr. Pslance pstnre, ail good soil, abundnnre of rrs the year are-.ind. Well watered hy numerous sprlnirs and ever run nine: creek. Joins outside rat.ee. Old ho"e. flr burn and shi-p , shed. Terms linoo down. o"Kj " time on balance. W. A. Ho-' rsrd Real F.stato. (Irund Hotel ' L.ull.1 1 I Our July Clearance Sale Started with a bang arid no wonder if you could see the sav ing our Clearance Sale affords, you, too, would become enthusias tic Pleased customers have called this "he greatest sale of the year." Our windows tell the story better than words. See the wonderful reductions on late style footwear. ROvSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. PERKINS BLDG. ROSEBURG, OREGON . B f S I N KSS OITortTVNlTV I Wanttd arents to fell our pow ; dred ha ml noap Write K. G. I Troupe. 1"1 K. ,9th St., N. I I'nrtland. Oregon. Kll S.W.K --Ituncnlow In Laurel wom. Strictly modern, all built in ft nturi'fl and larse airy rot)ms. hascni'Tit, furnace. laree lot, beautif'il lawn. Tarty leaving rity and will make attractive prlee wl'h rol ti'rms. W. A. Hutnnl H. nl rMate, t.rand Motel It iiH'l ne. KIt NKW nrNT.ALnWS (Mie six roeni with haidwond floors. I'll huilt In (Vat tire, ex-et-II'-nt phimtiinK. haenifnt. fur nare. Int :i.xl"o. on pavement. I'riee t lth. ?riin) ra-h. balr.nro ?lt per month. Including Inter est. (trit 5 rooms, close In, on paved street, modern In every resnct, nil hardw(Hl fh!rn, raratre. Must he j'tn to N' a;:reriat'd. TXee HC'in. JTh) down. Nilane f 4 yr month. V. A. lt,ar,l R,.al Kr'tiitf. Crnnd ITor-d Huihlimr. Ynr A K K 1"T (r T.rCK-IfVoit nil- this fine jirk ranch. I it cat' d on main hiirhwnv: firhmd nntl churrh n'r by: CT0 acr's fnnri., and rro fi need ; f0 ncres excellent field Isnd: fine crops; live creek thru phce: near river; 2 hie jprinrs: mcd ern 5-room bunestnir, brautlfuliy sltunt d: fire plco; blir new barn: rinee; nil k'nd fine Im provements: family orrhard: tfam : hrn- : wnenn : ftill cet tools pk tmrd"tmnts: 1 cow: -tn had fine ewis; 4 bead Knats, rtc. T:eryrhinK cor for ton thonnd. part cah. Or will tak rliy ntrty in part payment. Kull Information lawrenrf Aeon cy, 125 Cas Street Thone 219. Fresh water dlrt-ct from the wV-II without a stoiace tank la what you iret with the Myers electric water system. S'e one at Wharton li ins. Testat'isstnVsAA Tonite and Thursday C O l L. E G N Last Time Tonite Rex Beach's "The Spoilers" S The Story of the Yukon 10c 15c Hfttr-r msc4 1 , wSr. 1 ferT Ji.' Tomorrow and Friday JACKIE COOGAN In Ihan . "Sally" Ki'WvV KAFlowei- -A'Jint national Plctur' "PATHE REVIEW" "The Rag Man" 1 9 "stereopticks His Latest and Greatest. Fre Balloons for the Kidfces Sat. Matinee BLAIR STEWART Lyrle Baritone 10c 35c