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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925. VIEW OF HOME RESTAURANT STORAGE EVERY Piece FRESH AND TENDER FROM STEW TO T-BONE it r7' 1 -a COMF. ANY DAY AT NOON WATCH OUR SERVICE 1800 LBS. OF YOUNQ BEEP YOU WANT SECURITY for ymir valuables and you know that they are protected at-alnnt loss by file or theft when you put them In our Saf Deposit Vault. A pri vate kifk box here rents fur $2.u anil up i-r year. TheRosebwgNalional Bank Rosebur.Ore. NURSING CLASSES AT ELKTON HAVE COMPLETE WORK Mra. Ellen Post, county health nurse, returned last nlxht from Klkton, where she has been spend ln; the past two days. She reports that there were 11 bablea In the clinic at Pioneer Mills, and 20 In the clinic at Klkton. During the pant few weeks Mrs. Post has been conducting a class In practical nursing at Pioneer Mills and at r.tkton. 'I he Klkton class took examinations yesterday, six mem bers taking the examination. The class has had an average attend ance of twelve or fifteen. The Pio neer Mills class will ,ake the ex amination on Wednesday. The average attendance there has been about eight. House rurnlHhlugs for sale. I) p. gardless of cost. Monday, July 27th. George Neuner, Jr., 1128 North Jackson Street. was enjoyed by a packed house. I Kenicmlier the Church of Christ X SUNDAY AT THE t lu) welcomes you to Its ser- i "ml.r.o Z vice Outing supplies visors, colored glasses, bathing caps and shoes, and first aid preparations. Lloyd Crocker, l.t'KK KU.IOTT. Minister Church of llirlit of Myrtle Creek for July 20. Our Sundiiy Srhuol Is growing and for this we are gluil. There Is no better i place 'or young and old on Hun day morning tliun Hunday School. He sure tn remcmlier tlie preat-h lug and communion service at 11 a. m. The subject will be, , "And It Was Night". Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Young folks ' remember the contort- be there, to help your sick. At (he even ing service a lurKo Chnrt will bo used on the subject of "The Kork- i ed Itoad." Don't fall to hear It. The pncennt plwn In -t Sunday 1 Full line camp and tourist sup plies. Zlgler-Kee IMw. Co. WE KNOW A MAN w ho doesn't have lo worry about automobile Insurance. IIIh car burned up ami he didn't have enough money to buy a new one. Wo will write you the cover age you need on your car Hi i'. tlieff, collision, li.ibllily and property damage Insur ance. It pays to 1h Insuied. G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Casa St Phone 417 DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT RAINBOW GARDENS Winchester on the Hanks of the lImpo.ua. "H'a Wonderrul There" mush: hy DEEDLE'S Swanee Six Fsaturlng Blair Stewart The College Baritone Mits Pltchfffrd, Chaperon INAUGURATION OF ENFORCEMENT PLAN J DELAYED SHORT TIME WASHINGTON. July 25. InauK uratlou of the new prohibition en forcement plan not only has been I omI poned but aeveral important changes have 'been made In th proposed redisricting of the coun try (or enforcement purposes. 1 Kvldeuce that the re-orga filiation bad beep sidetracked only tempor arily However, waH furnished to day by a tetter sent by Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury, notifying all field officers of the. prohibition unit that the present appointment of unclassified serv ice employes will be terminated not later than October LI. That will end their Jobs unless they are ? ri.ii ibi.nl n I The date of September one has tenutivWy been fixed for making the new arrangement effective, but a further delay In possible. The boundaries of the new districts as originally announced have been the subject of considerable criticism from various quarters. Hut Mr. Andrews Insisted today that the changes decided on were dictated solely by a desire for efficiency, and had nothing to do with poli tics. Under the revision. South Dako ta, previously Joined- with Minne sota and North Dakota, now Is a part of the Nebraska-Iowa district, with headquarters In Omaha. Kansas, previously in the same district with Nebraska and Iowa, will be linked Instead with Mis souri and the southern counties of ' the Kastern Judicial district of 11 11- j nols, with headquarters at St j Louis. Actio Secretary Winston of the treasury said today the re-organlza-tion would be put Into effect si multaneously throughout the coun try, "about September 1." "The selection of the 24 adminis trators" he continued, "Is a matter of the gravest importance. ThtJe- I NEW TODAY I fl . mi? FOR It ENT Furnished rooms. 444 No. Hose St. ! VVKI.1.S IK1I.LKI Work iruifan- i ''"P"' Suiherlin, Ore. i I tmiM Pret Lnni vir,.) 41 ! FOR liffN'T 3 furnished rooms, ! RAI.EM, Ore., July 25. ! " I1" month. Chas. Kyes, 8i6 Oovernment renulailon of 41 No- Js-cktun Mt. ; Ihiuor In HrltUh Columhls j FOR ltKNT 6 rooiu house. Guraxe. Is not satlxfui tory to the till- zens there In the opinion of William fl. Leven. Orenon rtate prohibition rommis 4 sloner. toilay returned from a convention or Northwest 4 A.tKoclation of Sheriffs and anl Police at Victoria. "The same Krowlnr nnins are helnn experienced there 464 Kowler street. $25.00 per mo. '1 t' i v o 1 . 1 -. FOR RENT ModerD-Vuiiltalow H and 5-room houKe on T'arrott tit. ,A inquire 720 Winchester St. FOR SALE Fifty yeai UiTb reliiT tered Oxford Ikjwo buck sheep, liuvid II. Looney, Jeffi-rson, Ore-Kou. that Oreeon experienced In 4 ! HOME LAUNDRY WashlnR. lron- ftate prohibition days." said Levens. "In those days. It will l,e recalled, each indivi- 4 duul was allowed to Import 4 so much Ihiuor per month, and this was abused berauxe 4 sonie persons who didn't drink would allow drinking 4 friends to use their names to ship In more Uouor by ex- pros than they were entitled to. The dry Canadian pro- vlnces are having their trou- hies fust as Oregon had them 4 and in the wet provinces the iKlunr stores are not giving satisfaction. "I am more of the opinion, since attending the conven tion, that Ifrjuor cannot be regulated. !t must be abso lute prohibition or the old absolutely wet system. The I'nltcd States has the ritht syxtem and we are going to win. for public sentiment is growing in our favor." In and mending. ;9 Winchester CI Uhnniu.....). ,.. luaiiRm, uisuiree unui Aug. JSL.II L Melouy (Mng) "Artists' Spe- g ciui, gom piaieu, sngntiy useu, cost 1240 new, $130 takes it; 'case included. Inquire of Wells, at Heinllne studio. A I E.NT8 "WASTE I S A LESMKN Guaranteed pure wool fit-to-measure $", clothes, J23.S5. Largest commissions ever offered. We de liver and collect. Dept. J-26, Crane-Kent Clothes, Inc., Cincinnati. to violate the prohibition law. A stalement by( William Gold stein, attorney for Owen, said that he is "Innocent of the charges in" and that "at the place he Is cer- parimem is giving an recunuiie. u.- , n,lt(nl(.nti uons earnesi cunsiuermioa aim is 1 nDr ,,, , , "u , , ., ' "'""tain he will establish his Inno- iiti(i mill B irn ui inn nrii-i iiuu of the best available material." The changes In district lines, he declared, had been made "upon the recommendation of Commissioner Blair who was absent through ill ness when the districts were first determined." lilts leiitr Hem. uy mi. WB ! tlnnilll? that some of those now in the serv-! .cene. The attornt'yd charped the In- Idictments were based upon the un- jcorrobnrated testimony of "crlmln ials and bootIeK?ers." and that Ma jjir Owen was d nled the request- jed privilege of appearing before the grand jury to submit to ques- lte would be retained and "even promoted in the new organization," but that selections would be basrd on "merit only." He added that the regional ad ministrators would have a free hand in selecting personnel. Second hand broccoli trniiRplitnt ing machine for sale at Wharton 11. os. A. RURIC TODD IS STARTING BOOM FOR SEATTLE MAYORSHIP Ken Klein, assistant district at torney in charge of the Investiga tion, said Owen, llennott and Humps were parties to a conspira cy to aid the Illegal withdrawal of !5u0.ft00 gallons of sacramental ;wine. thrnueh which they sought .to extort $20u.o0... Stone is charged wiMi having collected upwards of i$:;o,ooo In cash, most of' which was i turned over to Owen. J Sacramental wIpp withdrawnl's incgregating more than SlTi.ooo.tmft in 1921, started the Intelligence j unit In Its quest of graft, bribes and corruption. American fence at Wharton Tiros. Important Notice! Complete set of fine house furnishings for sale. Everything must go regardless of cost. Some of the items to be sold: Mission Dining Room Set, Edison Phono graph with hundreds of fine records, Monarch Range, Leather Davenport, Hall Tree and Mirror, Oil Stove, Wicker Baby Buggy, Springs, Mattresses, and many other articles too numerous to mention. House will be open to the public all day Monday, July 27th. 1128 North Jackson St. GEORGE NEUNER, JR. v Ja,rif mi t hi HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Dcnn-Gerretsen Co. (Amnio iatl Vrrm l-asxvl Wirr.) KELSO. Wash., July 25. Print ed posters signed "A. Ruric Todd next mayor of Seattle,'' this morn ing announced to the citizens of Kelso and Longvlew that the for mer Kelso mayor and present claimant to the office will speak on the stnet tonight In Iog Viw. Todd's topic, says the poster, will be the I'ort of Kelso, , The poster reads: "Saturday, July 25, 8 p. m. free. Second bruadUre. Timber dollars are not necessarily wood' o money, iletpfcog broadcasting ni ltroiut way and Commerce, Longview Subject: Separate thine own terrl- III- DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of (ilasses 116 Jackson St. . nnAwi.EY. rni., July ;n. S"rrh for a third bodv In a marsh near Janunba, checkintc of the movements of a prominent busi- jtory fluln the I'ort of Ke so. (ih;neas woman of the town of Imncr- 1 LOIlRYleW. ailU OU1IU ine VlMfiii I tiu in uin-v-u i " ii.i niiu.n AGENTS WANTED Amaiing eariilnes In advance. Inexperi enced or Inexperienced. New method. Stylish shirts. Complete outfit free. Write quick. Fashion Wear Shirts. Dept. CS9, Cincinnati. SALESMEN OK AGENTS WANT ED Amazing stylish shoes. Irge cash commissions intro ducing popular J3.95 and M.95 shoes. Actual samples furnish ed. Write quick. Style Arch Shoes. Dept. C53Clncinnatl. FCH'iniUOM- HOUSE Lot lOOx luo t. Large poultry house, (la race. Fruit trees. A nice little home. Electric llclits and city water. 11200.00 Is the price and a small payment down will han dle. G. W. Young & Son, phone 417. REDUCTION fPfi. l Types iJ J it VICTROLAS $110.00 Victrolas, Art Model, now $ 75.00 $110.00 Victrolas, Upright Model ( 65.00 $150.00 Victrolas, Art Model 105.00 $200.00 Victrolas, Art Model 130.00 Other Models Equally Reduced. Unusually Easy Terms. OTTS MUSIC STORE Victrolas, Edison, Sonora and Brunswick Phonographs t?ISjXiXSISISTilSt Ll'MKKH FOR SALE 30.000 feet, an leuKiiiH anu wiuins, i to z in.it HLllfr 113 M nt tt hut wdh fnrnifr. ' ly known aa Maynard mill. Rice Creek. Will deliver for email ad ditional charge. Apply at mill for this lumber, which must be! disposed of by Aug. 10, as I have Hold mill and am closing out. R. H. Maynard. VITAL TOPICS Grow Younger With the Years Don't allow illness, disease or inefficiency to get the best of you. HEALTH is the CHEAPEST thing you can buy since the discovery of CHIROPRACTIC. MAKE CHIROPRACTIC YOUR HABIT. CHIRO PRACTIC combined with ELECTRO-THERAPY is the safe, sane, sure way to health. We use Diathermy, violet ray. Ultra Violet and Atinic ray. Galvanism, Sinusoidal and Radient light. We invite your investigation. If you are not WELL an examination and our opinion will cost you nothing. DR. RUPERT A. MOON 324 Perkins Tlldg. Phone B54 Golil seal Congoleum rug at cost. At Zigler-Fee Hdw. o. IE T DANCING MASQUERADE BALL SATURDAY NIGHT IDLEYLD PARR (On North Umpqua S miles abovs Gilds.) Arleigh Herron's Hollywood Five Free Camp Ground FURNISI 1ED CABINS FOR RENT Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nrrre and Spine Specialist 824 Perkins Dldg. Phone (54 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkins Bldg. Rosaburg, Ore, Phone 89, THE LIBERTY THEATER TODAY-ONLY TODAY At Our Regular Prices. ' Only 10 and It CtnU WM, FAIRBANKS in THE FATAL MISTAKE Tlie Fastest Newspaper Story Ever Filmed Also: The Feature Comedy: "NELL'S BUSTED ROMANCE" Also Today Only Elk's Convention Pictures TOMORROW: ';SMOOTH AS SAl'IN" )ii4 Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic and Elect ro-Theraphy 417 Perkins Bids. Phone 41 AUCTIONEER Don't forget that I handle sales In city or country. M. C Radabaugh W0 N. Pin St j both rr.rn when tl.fjr lived In Mnrylarnl. and the rnvrlatlcm that IInrv Kirk hai bcn an expert pistol phot and an Instructor at the naval academy at Annapolis, were todny's htfih lights In the Invcsti Ration of th dt'nths of Kirk and Joli Trud.'n. which occnted al most a week auro. Trillion's hodv was found Inst Monday, a pistol bullet through the temple and a note in th p4ck"t IndiratlniT that he had killed Kirk In a duel the previous Saturday. ronimlilnfC miirlde htmxelf later The note paid there had been bad b'ood between the two for six years. David Kirk, brother of one of the dend men, and his father, arrived h're Inst niplit from San Francls nt. With thilr lmlns tho first direct llirht was thrown on he death mystery which has baffled Imperial valley authorities for nearly a week. A slip of paper was located In Henry Kirk's hndbai and writ ten on It were the words "John Trud-'n, Camp Holablrd. Mary land. Ioth of the dead men had been In the mUtnrv service dnrlnjc the war. Henry Kirk was station ed at Camp Mead, Maryland, his brother said. Kirk's father and brother de clared that Henry was an expert pfjrviif niDrrTfiD "hot with plsol and that he had F .i LSKlyS . n 1tol Instructor at the na IS INDICTED TODAY val .ridemy at one time. Tloth ex pressed the belief that Henry Kirk port for there are many ahtkels In the porki U of thy founder. S leak er, A. Ituilc Todd, himself, next mayor of Seattle. Come early. 5,ouo people expected. 'Lift.' is a strange problem and few n('t out of it alive. A. Kuric Todd.' Numerous reports have been heard that Todd aspires to be k ernor of the state of WashiiiRtnn. This is the first Intimation (hat he hopes to be mayor of Seattle. i , Where to locate Port of Kelo wharfs and Improvements Is the i main topic of conversation In Kel-' so and I.ongview these days and interest is heiKhleninK as the date , 0f the election. August 1, an- j iproai'hes. At that election the vo ters will decide whether the devd- I j opment should be located at the ( I Oregon Way site on the Columbia I i river, near Lonnvlew, recomm nd- J ,ed by A. U. Hoberts, or at the Car- I , roll on channel site at the mouth of the Cowlitz river, which seems to be moat favored In Ke'so. I ton- j ertji Is an ennineer brought here hy J Todd and the chamber of com mer-cp h year and a nair aro to make a survey and recommend.. : tlons for the po-t. o Pumps of all kinds as well n pipe ami fittings at Wharton Hnw. (AawyUtH Vrrm Aeil Wlr.) CHICAGO, July 25. New indlct mniM aKuiut 155 corporatlona and individuals In the furniture cuseu iu which the government charges vio lations of the Sherman anti-trust act, were returned today In federal district court. The addition of many individuals connected with the associations of furniture manufacturers and the re indictment of many corporations would permit of imposition of jail sentences upon conviction of the individuals as well .as assessment of fines of the companies, it was explained by Roger Shale, special assistant to the United States attorney-general. The corporations named In the new Indictments were those manu facturing dining roo mand bed room furniture who were named In the original Indictments, returned several weeks ago and failed to ap penr and enter pleas of guilty. Mr. Shale said that approximately one-half of the members of the Na tional Alliance of Furniture Manu facturers have already entered pleas of gulity and paid fines In ex cess of l-OU.uod. For the other rases he promised every effort would be made to bring them to an early fall trial. Bargain for August Electric Chandeliers FOR S-UOOM BUNGALOW $25.00 , Consisting of 1 Parlor. 4-Llght 2 lieilroom, chain fixtures. 1 Dining Konm, large unit. 1 Klnflen Celling Unit. 2 Porch Units. 1 Hath Ceiling Unit. Completely wired, ready to use except or lamp hulhs, and a moderate charge for connecting In your home. Price Includes all necessary glassware and Is good for 3ft diivs utilv Fixtures are high quality and dtirahle finish. 404 W. Cass (near depot). ARTHUR H. CROWELL Agent Westlnghousa Mazda Lamps. Save This Advertisement. See them' at WHILE ON YOUR VACATION Insure Your Baggage ' If It It lost stoltn or damagtd, our company protects you. The rat is low, the coverage broad. Insurance Is Our Business MASONIC HOC. tosimitc. in ClIICACiO. .Inly 2S. Ma lor Percy Owen, llllnol prohibition director: Ralph Stone, former state director, and seven other, were Indicted today by the federal rrand Jurv on charges of conspir acy to violate prohibition laws. A special Inquiry Into sacramen tal wine permits and withdrawal in 11 Inots. which becan tn March 19 24. led to todsv's in llr ttnents. Grafts and bribes In excess of erected fr.ou.ooo for the Impromr use of I-ndlow, sacramental wines were charite-! before the ft rand Jury. Twelve prohibition acents In e'mlln three slate directors have been Indicted in Illinois In conn-c tton wirh this and similar Invent ration launched by special Meniii fron Washington. The lnvetiKainrs now ire (tath erln evidence on beer runners an lndutrta!7ilcoho1 lsks in the tr rlforv for presentation to an early session of the Rrand Jury. Owen was named In two rounts. had been murdered and Pavld Kirk us Id: "We will Investigate this cruel murder until the trial facts of the caso are revealed." o TO ERECT BIG MILLS The best roof for Oreson Is made of pood preen red cedar shingles. Hest quality at the right price at 1 'ape's. ROBBER BANDS HARASS TRAVELERS IN BULGARIA SOFIA. July 25. Increased sc tlvltles of robber bands after the explosion In the Cathedral of St. Nedelia have bepn met with a de termined effort on the part of the govern men t and police to run down the bandits. Numerous hold ups of travelers on highways and TRUCK BANDITS ROB MEDFORD HOME WHILE REST OF TOWN SLEEPS (AvnoUtpd I'rrM Iaied Wlrr.) MEDFORI), Ore.. July 25. Truck bandits are blamed by local police for the robbery of an unoccupied house on Oakdale avenue this city, yesterday, when the residence was It is maintained, ts an effort to weaken and discredit the govern ment. The members of several Hands have been captured and sent to McCORMICK LUMBER CO. prison. It Is the Intention of the BUYS BIG HOLDINGS government to continue Its activi ty apainst them until organized villages have been reported, which, 'completely cleaned of household SAX FRANCISCO. July 25. The Charles R. McCormick Lumber Company of San Franoisco, a Dela ware corporal len, today announced the purchase for approximately S-'i.OiHi.onu of the timber holdings, sawmills and other property of Tope and Talbot, located In the state of Washington. The deal is said to be one of the largest trans actions Involving manufacturing plants and timber negotiated uu the Pacific coast. The McCormick company has operated two saw mills at St. Helens, Ore., for several years, but (he new holdings will add approxi mately SO.vou acres to the com pany's properties, with timber cruising of approximately 3,000, ooo. ooo feet. In addition the properties will Include two large saw mills on Puget sound, one at Port Gam ble and the other at Port Ludlow, with carso shipping facilities, ho tels. logging railroaas and other propertied. furnishings. Including a stove, din ing table, ice box and other arti cles. Mra. J. F. Reddy. the owner, placed her loss at t'MO. Cook wttn gas. robbery is stamped out and the roads and villages made safe for ' travelers. Heat with gas. Thriiiivh I he -l,nt th Pntut A Tol. nit r..v.r. hi -.. auiy !bot tnr-..r,.t,ts Will become targe Two of the largest and most mod-. stockholders In the Charles R. Mo ern sawmills In the coitnt.y wilt bei cormlck Lumber companv. with at Port Ramble- and Port ! adenuate representation on the board of directors. The purchase will necessitate the building of a new saw mill plant at Port tiamhle. Involving the expen diture of approximately fl.nOo.ooO. The holdiuga of the McCormick (charging conspiracy to extort, and (dared. It was announced yester day by f-.dcard (t. Ames, vice-president of the Puret Mill Company. The new mills will rival th-e of the IxngHell and Weyerhaeuser mills at Longvlew. Wash., Ames said. The McCormick Steamship company of California has been giv en a renewed option on the Puset Mill Company's properties on con dition that they construct two new mills at the two ports. If the re newed option Is not exercised the Puget Mill company will rarry out the construction plant Ames de- Interests are not tr eluded in the trttnsaction. the McCormick Steam ship company of San Francisco and the Charlea R. McCormick Lumber company of Portland, Ore. House furnishing for sale. Re gardless of cost. Monday. July 27th. Oeorge Neuner, Jr., 1 12S North 1 Jackson Street LAST TIME TONITE the big comedy melodrama "THE MAN IN BLUE" All Star Cast STARTS TOMORROW "A Son of Sahara" with Pert Lytell and Claire Windsor. The irreat American picture produced In Algiers. Thousands of Arabs, horses .and camels. A First National Picture. 10c 25c Last Time Tonite jRaymond Griffith ,n "PATHS TO PARADISE" STARTS TOMORROW PATHE NEWS "OUR GANG" Comedy BLAIR STEWART Lyric Baritone