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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT i EUGENE ONE NIGHT ONLY . Friday, July 24th SUPERLATIVE DRAMATIC EVENT of tin, SEASON I. V I mcmimmi Hmn . Krt. ru Umb-W Start UtH Hwi V, MM a. MRS. FISKE Ithomas A. WISE LOTUS ROBB J KENNETH THOMSON CHAUNCEY OLCOTT JAMES T. POWERS JEAN FORD MARIE CARROLL GERALD ROGERS HERBERT BELLMORE J FRED ERIC IGEORGE TAWDE J H-v combined for m tour of the United States thU ittioa la 3 MaBaortioa of thm ISOth annivorsary of the original m production of "THEI RIVALS" B BICHABD BBI5SLEI SHKIIDA!. APPEARING UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OP Oeerge C Tylec ant Hot Fet UNDOUBTEDLY THIS IS A COMBINATION OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED DRAMATIC ARTISTS OF THE COUNTRY, WHO ARE PRESENTED IN A COMEDY THAT HAS CHARMED THE THEATRICAL WORLD FOR A CENTURY AND A HALF. AMERICA MAY NOT AGAIN WITNESS SUCH AN ILLUSTRIOUS AGGREGATION IN MANY YEARS TO COME. IiwtT Klimr K!mt 10 rnwn fl.00, limt 8 rnwi 12. .10. Ilali-ony First 3 row $i.t. next S, I-.UU, n-xt 3, fl.&l,. lust 4, ll.tn. Iplim n?r tux). Make ull i-tii-i-ki, uml minify orili-rs puyutili to HelUg Thrnlru. Include srir-Ualilrt-SHi-il, munid envelope fur return of tickutn. Mail Order' Now nox-orrir Neat Salt 'rla.ir.4ar. July XlriL FUTURE HE SAYS moter that It' would take no action ' (AaocUtxl ha UtMti Win.) OMAHA, Neb., July 21. "I am going to manage my own affairs after 1926," Jack Dempsey, heavy weight boxing champion, told Omaha newspaper mm during a brief slop In Omaha thia morning enroute to the Pacific coast. 'I am going to Bett'e all my real es tate affairs with Jack Kearns and when his contract expires In Sep tember, 1926, I am going o strike out alone, i meanwhile which would prejudice Ilempsey's status In this stale. Mickey Walker, welterweight champion, whose proposed title bout with Have Simile Is also caus ing the commission no little con cern, likewise failed to put In an appearance as he had promised. Initead Wti'ker telegraphed the commission he had turned matters over to his manager. Jack Kearns, und was awaiting his Uuclslon. The commission announced p'ans to conduct a flyweight title tournament to determine a logical 'successor to the crown left vacant by Ihe death of I'ancho Villa. f NEW TODAY J FOR SALE Illpe figs, SOe per gal. 437 Hast Ave. I'OH HE.NT 3 room furnished aiartment. 427 Kast Douglas Ht. three phone NEW YOTIK, July 21. Jack Dempsey must appear personally before the New York stale athletic commission to conclude arrange ments for his program leading to a title fight with Harry Wills In '1926. This was the decision of the j commission today In refusing to ! accept Tex Klckard as the cham i oion's Droxv. Ijempsey's sudden departure for the west In spite of his previous promise to come here today to put the finishing touches to his plans. j apparently annoyed the boxing so llono for they Informed Rickard no further steps would be taken until jtbe title holder came before the ! commission personally, i The upshot of the meeting was to delay the entire Dempsey. pro : gram at least two weeks. Klckard promised the commission that he would have Dempaev return to ' New York by that time. In return the commission assured thu pro- Party From South Visit J. P. Frezen, manager of the Hotel Senate In San Frhnclsco, with a party of four were visitors hi this city last night. They are rnroute to Seattle and Driiish Col umbia. They were guests at the I'mpoua Hotel. Mrs. Willa Sedgwick, of Spring field, Missouri, and Mrs. Ed Meyers of Chicago, who have been guests lit the home of Mrs. Henry Golgert, left yesterday for Seattle where they will vlBit with Mrs. Sedg wick's sun and daughter. Mrs. Mevers Is a nelce of Mrs. (lolgert. ! Mid-Week Savings ! f For Wednesdny Specials thnt nre money savers we are yk t offering a few features that will appeal to every house- d j wifo. Buy Wednesday nnd save the Saturday rush, r d These are nU strictly fresh stock, and yqu have the privi- j' 4 lege of phoning in your order, which will receive just d K the same prompt care and courtesy as though you called J j in person. Wc send all purchases to your home on first T. 4 delivery without cost to you. Call us up and we will Bp- 8 precinte your business. d 4 WEDNESDAY SPECIALS t 4 Golden West Tea, 1 lb 55c 5 p Golden Vcst Vanilla, 2 oz - 25c j Cuittards Chocolate, 1 lb - 25c j 4. 20 Bars White Wonder Soap $1.00 d p 2 Bart Borax Soap Free. 4 Ehman's Olives, large cans , 30c p d Good Coffee, 1 lb 45c d 4 Clorox 18c 4 j Log Cabin Syrup, small size 28c tk p Med. She 55c p ECONOMY GROCERY 5 O. L. JOHNSON 5 5 Tht Store That Serves You Best. 5 5 Phone 83 344 N. Jackson 81 4 DANCE Wednesday Night RAINBOW GARDENS MUSIC BY DEEDLE'S Swanee Six Featuring Blair Stewart The College Baritone Heat wltb gat. L E FOR SALE Jersey cow years old. &24 Fullertqn, 4C9-Y. M. H. Hughes. V. A N'l EI Feeder bogb. Wrtw J'hll Stradt-r, Dixonville, or phono i ra. . roU HK.NT Purnislied housekeep ing rooma. hlti Winchenitr St., I'hone 170-Y. K(iH KENT Modern "houee, one bliiek from MaonJc Temple. Iii iuir 3('4 E. Cans. jUSERVICErhTKhbrTij Jerfy bull at t'mpqua Park. J. W. .kConuell. (AtanclatHl Vrtm Imanl Vim A RWAMPSCOTT. Mans., July 21 Chairman Hale of the Benatn naval commlttHe. hag been axked by Pres ident Cool id k to make an Inten sive study to determine whether there are UHeletts naval activities that should be done away with, with a view to reducing appropria tions. Senator Hale, during a confer ence yesterday with the president. reported, on an Inspection he had j jUHt completed of naval bases on J the Pacific coast In Hawaii. Hei expressed the opinion that a strong naval base should be established ; on the west coast, preferably at j Alameda. Cal.. that Improvement of) the Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, base should be expedited, and that in VNTEI) Impi-oved property in exchange for !.r7 acr.s timber. (1. S. Todd, sen. del., city F( Jltl PTR U ( ' K A NrD TfOU RI N G CAR for sale at bacrffiee. Owner UavlnK city. Phone 144. . Vv ANTED Vindow washinK by ex-' l-erienced iitan. Adthess A. H. Ealon, pen. del., Koseburg. i VANTET() RENT Improved acreage near town on hiKhway. j Jessie Wheeler, Route A, Eugene, Ore. ; WANTEO After July 2sth. house-; work by the month. Experienced, i Address "Housework" care News Review. I -TVo registered Shi op-1 toll SALE shire rams, three years old. Roy Ajree, Rt. 2, Koseburg, Oregon, Phone 12F23. WOOD FOR SALE Old and sec ond growth fir. Get my prices be fore you buy. E. ti. Trozelle, Melrose. FORRENTV4-room house wflh bath and partly .furnished; new ly papered and painted. Inquire H75 Hoover St. creased attention should be paid to ! ttROircOLl PLANTS F')R SAL5 aviation without unduly weakening ; other branches of the naval service, j After his conference with the 1 president. Senator Hale declared i himself In favor of reducing appro ! print long wherever possible, but ! said that care should be taken not I to destroy efficiency for the sake of loo rigid economy. I In proposing a survey of naval t activities with the view of making retrenchments President Coolldge had in mind the necessity of mak ing appropriations during the next few years to carry out the com prehensive building program au thorized at the last session of con- limner's late strain. $'. und See Mrs. Jenci:, ' a.lor Shop. LOST per thou-Bernier's llrown suitvase in front of Riverside Store. Contained baby clothes. Reward for return of same to News-Review. Sress. HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gajl Denn-Gerrctsen INT ( lion g DR. DEANB. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses . 116 Jackson St. Bhure 8not Cor poison oak. well Mineral baths. mum Dr. Rupert A. Moon E Itctro-Chlropractor Nerve and Bplne Specialist. S24 Perkins Bldg. Phone 654 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Ross burg, Or Phon 8ft. Liberty Theatre There has been much discussion as to whether or not a man or wo man who has carved a successful career on the stage should marry anyone who Is not of th theutr To those who are Interested this problem, for and against which there In much to be said, "Inno cence," featuring Anna ( .Nllsson, whieh comes to the Liberty the atre today and tomorrow, will have special weight. For in this photo drama Miss Nllsson port lays a Mar of the Droadway stage who marries for love and marries a man who has never been of the theatre and cannot understand its ways nor the ways of Us people. There seemi to bo an Idea Inde ed In the minds of many ptople that people of the stage are "bail." Such an idea was harbored by Dan Colllngwood. attorney, with an 1 oHn point of view toward every. one save statre people. How the insidious poifon of his viewpoint j gradually reacted upon ffie young husband until he too berau to ! quest Ion his w If e's act Ions ami line result of that questioning u,on their life together, weaves the pat tern of a story startling In its truth and in the strength of Its humanness. WANTED 1,000 rrom 3 to 5 years at 7 per cent on first mortgage on farm property. Address "Loan", care News-Review. WANTEDSewlng and crotchet beaded bags, any kind, reason able prices. Mrs. Alice Lither land, Rice Hill, or vrjte Oakland, Ore., Rt. 1. FORSALE 8 room "modern house, two-good corner lots. Stephens Dos- and llurke Sts.. good location for grocery store. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St. ST E A D Ypos 1 1 Ion for young wo man of good personality posses sing sales ability. State experi ence. Address "S. P.", care News-Review. EXCELLENT-V A LUE23 ltodge business man's coupe, fully equip ped, balloon tires, excellent ap pearance, perfect running order, $2.10 down. Iiox 133, Rost burg. In W!I Y Rl'IN YOVK A U T O WHEELS? When you can have them tightened as good as new? Ulacksmith shop back of Tnlon Ciarage. E. E. Woodcock, Prop. FOR KENT 5-room house, com pletely furnish d; electric wash er, garage. 3 blocks from center of town. $4" per month. Inquire Standard Oil Stution. North Side. FEATURE VALUES for Wednesday Arc you going camping or to the beach? If so these items will make your preparation a joy. KHAKI MIDDIES A very serviceable tan Khaki Middie, good looking, in size! from 1 6 to 20 yrs. Reg. $1.50, Special val. for this week $1.19 JACK TAR "PETER PAN" A super quality garment in dark olive drab, sizes 6 to 12 years. Reg. $2.00. special value Q 1 P fl for this week 0 I Q J WOOL MIDDIES An all wool Middie of standard quality in rose, gold and green. Reg. $5.95. Special CO QC value OZlO J A Rare Value. TWEED KNICKERS Extra quality all wool Knicker, light and dark color in Tweed mixed. Reg. $3.85. Special Value A Big Bargain $3.49 Tf-vf VTfn f 'ne grade English Golf Hose, imported, of fine A'ltSll AH Wool yarn, light shades, fancy tops. PI CQ Reg. $2.50. Special value 0 I d U BELLOWS STORE CO. The Store of Values. E DANCING MASQUERADE BALL SATURDAY NIGHT IDLEYLD PARK (On North Umpqua 6 milts above Gilds.) Arleigh Herron's Hollywood Five Free Camp Ground FURNISHED CABINS FOR RENT Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic and Xlectro-Theraphj 417 Perkins Bids. Phone sat AUCTIONEER Don't forget that I handle sales in city or country.. M. C Radabaugh 530 N. Pine St CAwnclatM Pma Leued WlrO PORTLAND, Ore., July 21. Dr. J. p. Iverrton, chief of the di vision of, animal industry of the department of agriculture of Cali fornia, was elected president of the Western States Livestock San ltary Association, which conclud ed a one day meeting here last night. Dr. Charles Lamb of Den ver, was elected vice-president, and Dr. W. R. Smith of Boise, Idaho, secratary-treasurer. An nouncement of the election was made today. Dr. Iverson In a paper on the dlsirubillty of uniform regulations snld : "Regulations should be drawn to protect business and not tn strangle It. Selfish Interest should never determine the Issu ance of a quarantine.' A resolution was adopted re questing the secretary of agricul ture to call conference of inter ested state and federal officials to consider emergency regulations during the appearance of foot and mouth disease or similar plagues. Almut 300 officials from var ious western states and federal officials took part in the meting. bicycles, who se'.l Ice cream "Ban d i wlches for a penny, and recently another firm, with tht same con ivoyance for carrying the ice cream packs, started with young women ; as dispensers. The contention Is made that ! girls naturally take more Interest n their work, and are capable of I making more sales because of their ability to make friends more quickly and to handle the hokey pokey more daintily than their men and boy competitors. HOLD MEETING (Aanclatfd lis Uurd Win.) EUGENE, Ore., Julv 21. The (Anoelattd Prea Lmvd Wire.) MEDFORI), Ore., July 21. Trav el to Crater Lake for the first half of July was eight per cent heavier than last year, when a new record was established, and the Medford entrance Is leading the Klamath entrance by a large majority, ac cording to a report Issued today by Superintendent C. O. Thomson. Mr. Thomson also states that 20 per cent of the women going to the lake this year are unescorted, which he considers an unusual fea ture. To July 17, 6.3S5 cars had entered the park containing 18,391 people. This total is less than the Presbyterian synod of Oregon will t total last year on the same date. AUDITING OF SCHOOL DISTRICT BOOKS TO TAKE UNTIL AUG. 15 Nearly nil of the district school .clerk books have been sent In to the county auditor and the work of auditing is proceeding rapidly, ac cording to Mrs. Edith Ackert, county school superintendent. Mrs. Lillian Davis has been appointed by tli- county court to expert the books, a. required by law, and has been giving a great deal of time to the task. It is hoped to have the work completed by the middle of August. Fowler cultivators Wharton Dros. BAPTISTS TO OPEnl hold its next annual meeting oa the University of Oregon campus, July 14-21. 1926. It was decided at the business session this morn ing. During the year Just closed, 2051 aged or needy servants of the church were aided, according to the report of the committee on sustentation. In addition 868 de- at $10.00 at pendent children and 437 wives of riisahled ministers were helped hy the board. A woman's conference end In spirational meeting. In which the wives of members of the synod and others participated, was held this morning. Mrs. A. W. rack burn, president of the synndical society, presided. due to the fact that the park opened hree weeks earlier in 1924, Fill In your broccoli field with a hand planter. It costs no more to cultivate or care for the extra plants. Hand planters at Whar ton Bros. You can get replacement parts tor all cars at the Terminal garage. ASTORIA. Ore.. July 21. The keynote of the Oregon state Bap tist convention meeting In annual session today at the First Baptist Church here, will be counded to night in the annual sermon to be preached by Dr. T. J. Vlllers. pas- StudeDaaer costs less per pound than butter. CLEAN UP TOMORROW For prompt taxi service, city or country rlps. Phone 44. f4 THE LIBERTY THEATER t TODAY AND TOMORROW f j At Our Regular Prices. Only 10 and 18 Ctntt J i ANNA Q. NILSSON J in 4 I'INNOCENCEl Crop Insurance Insure your hay and grain now. Our agency offers you real service In fire Insurance matters. We write autom bile Insurance. C W. YOUNG c SON INSURANCE 116 Cat. St. Phone 417 Antlers Theatre Tom Mix fits the - role or Jim Iasslter In his latest William Fnx production, "Riders of the Purplr Sage," so pt-rfectly that It snis Zane Orey must have had the cow boy hero In mind when he wrote this, his greatest novel. It la a typical Mix role, with ample op portunities for Tony, his womit-r I horse, to share In the daring deeds ! of his master. "Riders of the Pnnde Sseeiwill come to the Antlers theatre for 2 I das commenting Wednesday. Ii is a picturesque romance of the t of forty years ago. Mix plays the : role' of a chivalrous soft-spoken cowboy who comes riding forth to I avenge his sister, kidnapped by an I unscrupulous lawyer, j Pausing In his quest for hU uls ter's abductor. Mix wins the m of a girl rancher while prntet.iiti her from the persecution of a vil lainous cattleman who wants to marry her. In triumphing ovr a crooked Judice. Mix learns h revenged hlniitif on the man . ln wronged his sister. Boswell Mlnernl water baths for This ronmntic role shows Mit to that kidney trouble, best advantage. ThtTe are inaiivl n thrilHliaT iIkim1 In whtrh h .n ' Wednesday, July 22, Is clean-up day in Roseburg for old paper and rags. Get paid for your rubbish. Bring all your old magazines. tor of the First Baptist church I newspapers and raes. sacks and of Portland. Iburlan excepted, to our freight car There Is a distinct undercur- , on Sheridan street near the dls- rent of feeling among the 75 t patcher's office any time Wednes minlsterial delegates who arrived ' day. This applies to anyone. n Astoria Monday preparatory to the opening of the convention that the doctrinal differences be tween modernists anu fundament alist Baptists' must be kept out of the convention. Whether JF.NNX;S TKNT SIIOWH IV KOI Til I'Vlfe III.' CITV ( KOWDKD FIRST M(HTnot this ran he achieved remains . problematical. The opening night of the Jen- I This morning was devoted large, nings Tent Shows, which are play-j 1v to the ministerial conference lng In Ihe south end of the city, which precedes the general ses was greeted by. a large crowd and Irion. Addresses were to be made - 1 1-U- i Ku Daw 1 t T Ann n nt tl I a inir pel luriiiHin r. i sih'b i. ..wuai u i "--I , i are located at Cobb and Waito Dr. Daniel Bryant of Conrallls; sneers, a large tent housing the Dr. W. B. Hinon of Portland, commodious stage, and affording Rer. J. F- Huckleberry of Carl ample room for a large number! ton: Dr. O. C. Wright of Port- jof spectators. The show on the land: Rev. y, H. Robins of Pend- opentng nigtil was a gooa. ciean. i i"ion anu ur. v . ir. r.aiun oi snappv comedy, which greatly ! Medford whether residing In this city or not ROSERCRG FIRE DEPT. pleased the audience. Tho act ing was excellent, and all present praised the performance. A num ber of valuable prizes were drawn, everyone present receiving a box r i of candy in which there was a hasipiiie of some sort. Running cnlncldentally with the mfnWterinl conference was the meeting of the State Baptist womens' society. CLEAN UP TOMORROW plays his superb horsemanship, his skill with the lariat and his qui. k ness In handling a brace of v.x-shooters. KIWANIANS HEAR ENTERTAINING TALK A pi dure that will thrill you with lu ken-edhced drama, delight yon with Its comedy, hold ou upell hound with Its remarkable story Interest! The big entertafnment p!etur thst travels at a mile a minute speed, through scenes of tremendnuii drama, rlgl into the strongest climax ever vrnitten into a picture! ALSt): AESOP'S FABLES TOWN TOPICS AND WONDERS OF NATURE WHILE ON YOUR VACATION Insure Your Bitygage If It It lost, stoltn or damaged, our company protects you. The rate is low, the coveniKe broad. Inturanct It Our Butlntst aHKMIC KM MMIOM. in Majeitle Theatre The final liiiingi of Ihe Sl.li .y Oleott TarnmiHint produrtlon. "Sa Ioiiim of the T nements." alni''t ,1 from Ihe novel by Anxla Yeslvi-ka. which oimimI .Monday at the M:i Ji stlc tin atr, will take i l.u.. lliore today. Jctta liiMldftl. se."l In "Open All N'lht." Codirey Tearle, liulr artor nf the KliKlWh staae anil Jo,. Ituhen are featured In the cst The story is of an ea.. slil. nrl v.ho find her place In the ,un by Wednesday. July 22. Is clean-up day In Rnm-burg for old paper and raes. flet paid for your rubbish, tiring all your old magazines, newspapers and rags, sacks and burlan excepted, to our freight car on Sheridan street near the dis- Waller K. Tlelt. son of Ir. Hell. ; patcher's office any time Wednes- county health officer, was the main ; day. This applies to anyone. sie'Skitr at tmiay s meeting of the Klwanls club. Mr. Ileit. an In structor In the christian college at Canton. China, recently returned to lh states and he told some of his Interesting experiences In that country. The periodical warfare of the Chinese offers some humor ous wll as tratlc situations, he stated. His talk provfd very enter- In this city or whether residing not. RnsEitrno fire rycpT. at Wharton Pear grading rings Urns, HOKFV P3KI-V GIRLS INTRODUCED TO COMPETE WITH LONDEN MEN tainlng and full of excellent Infer- ,1 17 . . matlon concerning conditions In1 IjONWV July 20-The "hotey China. James C.oodman. Bedford 'r' j,""w,r L ln J;0"' Teier and Hrt Hates played two den- hemtrrd. of her. The he.ev , . i ni;ev lee cream m.n arrived simply pulling her mind on a.iiit-g ""'' ", ',. ,h . well "" r 'n'"- r"" r '" 1 w ' - an,l k.u.l. r. .1 I. MnH . familiar received. j nish In any part of London, every and never stopping for a mlnui til she'r gotten It Tay!nr-mei.e concrete la toot) con tret. TeL 1J6-R. tfternoon and evening during the Hardie fruit ladders tnd picking warm weather. One firm alone bags at Wharton Dros. has 1,500 men, on three wheeled Good Evening, Folks A Few Words about tht 1 July Clearance Sale of high gradt FOOTWEAR, which will comt to an end 8ATUROAY, JULY 25TH Short lines of tht VERY LATEST STYLE FOOT WEAR ire out ON SALE at FRACTION OF THEIR ORIGINAL PRICE. You would never imaglnt your dollara could stretch so far until you tet tht prices wt art tilling footwear. MEN'S SCOUT SHOES $1.95, S2.2S. S2.4S. LADIES' LOW 8HOES. 11.95. S2.8S. S3.8S. S4.8S. $5 85. 8 85. CHILDREN'S SHOES, 9 5c, 11.45, 11.95. 82.45, 82.95. Makt up your mind to com, tarly to this SALE and 8AVE on your footwear. OUR STORE IS FULL OF BARGAINS IN LATE STYLE SHOES and tht many aatia fied customtrt purchasing thtlr footwear nttda hart during thlt talt Ittt wttk It proof enough. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IrtVIN BRUNN Shotl Thtt Satisfy and FH Your Fttt Ptrklnt tldg, Roseburg LAST TIME TONIGHT All Star Cast in "SALOME TENEMENTS' A Paramount Picture FOX NEWS "BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN" Comedy 10c . 15c LAST TIME TONITE THOMAS MEIGHAN In "Old Home Week" "Grief in Bagdad" Comedy Pathe News 10c 35c BaWnHaaBaOBHnD Tomorrow & Thursday TOMMIX Zane Grey's "RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE" 10c 25c