ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. 1925
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Roseburg, Oregon
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WILLS. SAYS TODAYi OF
I AaurUIM Pnm Uw4 IM.)
, LOS ANCKI.KH, Aug. 3. Jack
Dempsey sat don hard today on
: Kloyd Kftzsirumons' proposal for
'immediate stuning; of papers for a
'bout between the champion and
Harry Oreb next Heutember, when
.he announced that the one flKht h
j wanted was Willi Harry Wills and
'that he would do nothing in any
Inther direction until he hears from
ihe New York commission on the
Wll's matter.
"1 am willing to abide by the dic
tates of the New York Uqxlng Com
mission and whatever decision it
i makes will be my pleasure,'' Liemp
jsey said. He announced that he
has refused a number of proposals
:for other bouts and Is "only ron
Jcerned with the Wills' affair and
may not ukiii anynouy but wins."
No mora pinchad toss,
rubbed heels, lame mui
cles, aching insteps, strain
ed arches after your feet
have been "Footographed"
and fitted accordingly. Let
us anew you today.
HiKicks
For Bois
REGULAR FELLOWS
WEAR 'EM
Baseball free with every pair
Roseburg Booterie
IRVIN BRUNN '
8HOE3 THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET.
PCRKINS BLDQ. ROSEBURO, OREGON
NEW YORK, AiifC. 3 The Denip-Bcy-WlllH
I untie iri slated to cum
before the Nw York StatB Ath
letic Commission tomorrow at Us
regular meeting, but Junn'H Farley,
chairman, would give no hint today
of what steps would be taken.
The commission postponed ac
tion two weeks aKo whn Dempsey
failed to make good a promise to
'appear, but authorized Tex Rick
lard to act for him In arranging a
jbout with Will In VJ2H. Thin was
I done ax a result of Rickard's
'pledge to have lempaey appear to
t morrow, but since the champion
I will not appear, further delay is
bellpved HkHy.
Klckard, however, announced
I that he would go before the ring
I sol on a again In an effort to Iron
'out difficulties and agree on a def
inite program for Depsey's pro
posed battle with Wills.
NEW X-RAY EQUIPMENT
BEING INSTALLED TODAY
Commissioner Hayncs Will
Act Only as Advisor as
Result of Change
Andrews at Head.
f AswxMtM Prtm Lnuml Wln )
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.lry
enforcement today Was ordt re'( to
be taken definitely out of the
hands of Prohibition Commission
er Roy A. Hnynes, who, after Sep
tember 1. will act only In an advi
sory capacity to Assistant Secre
tary Andrews of the treasury.
Commissioner Illalr of the Inter
nal revenue bureau, who has juris
diction over the prohibition unit,
signed the decree whlrh stripped
the present enforcement headquar
ters of Its major powers. The or
der Whlrh had been format, will
carry out the treasury's plans for
a new lineup when the prohibition
reorganization plan goes Into ef
fect the first of next month.
Nearly all of the duties of Mr.
Haynes' office will devolve u.nin
the twenty-two prohibition admin
istrators to be appointed and who
will have headquarters In various
IDAHO HOMKO WANTS
A WKAIrtlY WI1M)V.
f AraKvfatMl Vrm Win.) $
OHICACO, Auk. 3. T. J.
Hunt of Idaho Kill In, Idaho,
? In b letter to Mayor Dever
! today explained that he ran
! dunce play the violin, cook,
drive a rnr and ride a
! broncho and Is It 8 years old,
straight as an arrow, broad
shoulders, heavy brown hair,
weight 195 pounds.
This letter led tip to the
observation that "they tell
me you have a lot of wealthy
widows In your town."
"I may not be a Uomeo
but some people say I am,"
wrote Mr. Hunt.
sections of the country. As a pro
'hlblllon unit here, where It was
conceded the commissioner's en
i forcement powers would be taken
away, It was said, that Mr. Haynes
l would find plenty of work to oc-
Ictipy his lime. The nature of the
I work was not disclosed. .
The prohibition com miss loner
t was absent from Washington to
dy. He has said, however, that
j he would continue for the present
I to occupy the office and to coop
erate with Mr. Andrews. He Is ex
! peeled, however, to enter the aub
lernatorial contest In Ohio as a
candidate for tho republican nom
; luntlon.
Several weeks ago It was nn
I nouneed that a large putt of Mr.
Haynes' office force here would be
dropped.
The new X-ray machine, which
Was recently ordered by Dr. Clias.
I. Wade, has arrived and is being
installed at his offices In the Per
kins building today. The machine,
which was ordered from the W'tpp
ler Klectric company, of Iong
Island City, Is complete In eery
detail and will be ready for ue to-
I morrow. H. C. Harlan, of the Shaw
1 Supply company, Portland, In In-
stalling the equipment. The ma
j chine Is one of the latest type mo
bile unit on the market, and Is a
model of the machine usel and dis
I played at the. last medical nui ting
i In Portland. Dr. Wad will handle
all kinds of x ray work, ai d plans
to have a dark room be-Ilt it the
Immediate future for dev.lopliiff.
K
II HOUSE PAINT
fj $2.40 per Gallon
fl Dcnn-Cerreten Co.
Officer Vaughn Claims He
Shadowed Man to Rear ,
of Reed's Home and In
terfered With Sale.
Col Reed was today fined $200 In
the city court following his convlc1
tlon on charges of possessing and
selling Intoxicating liquor. Reed
was arrested Saturday evening by,
Officer Vaughn, and appeared for i
trial before City Recorder Whipple!
this afternoon, following his plea of :
not guilty.
According to the officer he I
shadowed a man who dodged off j
Mother street Into the blind street '
running parallel to the highway.
This man, he stales, went to a
small garage In the rear of Reed's
residence, and the officer says he
heard money change hands and
heard the clink of bottles. He grab
bed the unknown man and heard
Rued Hllpplng back into the shed,
so released the stranger a moment
to go after Reed. The smaller man
however, broke and ran, throwing
down two bottles of liquor, which
the officer obtained for evidence.
Upon being searched Reed bad
$ti.50 upon his person.
Reed claims that he was ap
proached late In the evening by
two men who claimed to be from
Portland, and who offeed to sell
him four gallons of moonshine.
Reed says he told them that he was
not dealing In liquor, but that he
would like to buy a gallon for his
own use, but that he would demand
a sample of it first The men, he
said, agreed to bring back a sam
ple, and did return after midnight.
As his family object to him drink
ing since a recent paralytic stroke,
he told the men, according to his
story, to go around the house. The
bottle had Just been opened for a
sample drink when the officer but
ted into the scene. Reed denied
possession or sale, and claims he
was merely buying a small quan
tity for his own use. He took the
officer to task for letting the other
man get away.
After hearing the statement of
the officer and of Mr. Reed, Re
corder Whipple returned a verdict
of guilty and Imposed fines of f 100
on each of the two counts.
Reed has previously been convict
ed for violations of' the liquor laws,
and only a few months ago was
confined for a violation of the law.
He was pardoned by Governor
Pierce because of 111 health.
Blackberries Wanted!
We will pay best market prices for Evet green Blackberries.
Write or Phone us for full information. We furnish crates.
UMPQUA VALLEY CANNING CO.
Roseburg, Oregon Phone 525
t NEW TODAY 1
FOR SALE V. R. Cafe, 41
St.
HN'YCI.KS. all nrlces, at Host-burs;
Cydery. North Slib-.
WANTKD At once, an experienc
ed waitress. Apply liotiKlas Crlll.
KOIl HUNT illK lixlit room. 1XX3I).
Inqulru ivtty's confectionery,
29 N. Jackson.
FOR RENT Now 2-ronm furnlsh--il
houHP. $10 per mo. Phone
210 h. Miller's Addition.
FOR SAI.E Pure bred unci resls
tered (lerman Police doc pups.
M. A. Ketten. 21 Court street.
EMPTY truck to Murtlhrield and
way points, Tuesday morninfr.
For rates call 12S. l)enn-tjerret-sen
Co.
FOR SALE Pine block wood. $2.75
per tier delivered In 3-ller loads.
Address Dox S5-C, Roseburir,
Ore. Route 2.
FOR RENT B room cottare; cen
trally located; down town; all
conveniences. Price $20.00. LAW
RENCE AtiENCY, 125 Cass
street. Phone 219.
A WOMAN CAN DO IT ALL AND
! GET ALL TUB PROMTS Old-
established fine paying business;
central location: books oHn for
Inspection. Only tukes $7f0 cash.
Put yon bad better hurry. LAW
RENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass
street. Phom219.
SAME AS FALLING; HR1R TO A
RANCH Check tills- over and
set quick! 300 acres In tract;
200 acres extra fine sandy river
bottom land, level as a floor; 26
acres of bearing prunes; 6 acres
English walnuts: big variety fine
fruit; extra good improvements:
river through place; borders on
main hard surfaced road; 20 ton
hay in barn: will carry mort
gage for two-thirds the sale price.
For extra good reasons this place
can be had for $15,000, but it
must be soon. Full information
LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass
street. Phone 219.
Horse collars, collar pads, hal
ters, etc., at Wharton Ilros.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist in the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson SL
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist,
824 Perkins Bldg. Phone tiH
Buy Your
Refrigerator
This week at Reduced
Prices
Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. Phone 25
119 NO. JACKSON
. - WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRI8T
Ptrklna Bldg. Roseburg, Or.
V Phone M.
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Electronic and 'Electro-Theraphy
4X7 Perklni Bids. Phone 49
PORTLAND. Auk. 3. The wool
ultuation In attracting the attention I
. of the easti-rn tracle. a the law! j
unsold supply of wool In the I'tittcri j
: States at the present time Is In this
I state. A survey recently made!
j shows between i.flOo.mift and 8.0(H).-
000 pounds In warehouses In this1
cltyf and 2.000.000 to 3.000,000
pounds scatter d throughout the
i interior. It Is declared by wool
I men that this l0.0O0.ooi) pounds or
so of the 1925 dtp will have to be
moved within the next 60 days or
I be carried over into the new sea-
son. as In the winter irmnths it will
come Into competition with foreign
j wools. The entire quantity could
j be handled now, say the dealers. If
i there was agreement on prices be
i tween buyers and sellers. Both
ldes are boldintr tight and the re
1 suit Is an Inactive market. The
I only business reported recently has
been the filling of small special or
ders. Such a deal was the purchase
of the well known Kl.her clip of
50.000 pounds at Shanlko by Hallo
well. Janes & Donald.
DRESSMAKER WANTED Apply
to Mrs. Moore's dressmaking
Apartments, Room 3, over Rose
burg National Rank.
FOR SALE Ray team, weight
200; heavy wagon and harness.
Al.uo one brown Swiss milk cow.
Edwin Russell, Wilbur. Ore.
FOR SALE Shetland colt. $2Cor
will trade for sheep. Also gray
oats and vetch 'seed 2c pound. C.
L. Weber, Route 1. phone 42F13.
FOR TRADE Good cow nndsad
lle horse, for wood or hay. All
kinds of houses and farms for
sale or trade. C. Merrill, 504 Mill
St. .
FORSALEOKlgfowth fir, $32.r,
tier: dry oak and laurel gruh
wood. $3.50. Leave orders at 129
Sheridan St., City. Roy Rose
Harber Shop.
FOR RENT Five-room partly fur
nlhed house; light and city wat
er. Inside foilet. woodshed, $13
per month. See A. M. Wallnce,
1143 E 6lh St
WANTEOTo rent on shares,
pood paying ranch on creek or
river bottom. Stocked rnnch pre
ferred. Have pU-nty of help. P. M.
PanNon, Gen. Did.
FOR RENT Threeroom. nicely
furnished apartment, very clean,
light and water furnished, $25
per month. 9(0 Winchester or
phone Mrs. S. W. Siarmer, 193.
ALFALFA." grain." hay. " timothy"
oats, barley and wheat .guaran
teed quality;' prompt shipment.
Prices upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla. Washing
ton. WANTETVMen between ages" 25
and 35, with hteh school educa
tion, to solicit and collect life In
surance. Guaranteed salary $25
and commission to start. Inquire
Oram! Hotel for Mr. Glover be
tween S ant 10 a. m., Tuesday.
YOt'R LAST CHANCE In desper
ation offers to dispose of the fol
lowing for less than- half Its val
ue. 300 thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock chickens, 70 of which are
full grown capons, and 100 laying
pullets; one thoroughbred Jer
sey cow; 5 years old. heavy milk-'
er. all cream; 51 White Pekln
Ducks; 11 guineas; new cream
separator; 3 incubator, 650 egg
capacity; one spring wagon; !
some tools and Implements; Iron
barrels; 9 dozen fruit jars; good '
phonograph and 25 records; new
capon set worth $10; hlg crop !
grapes, par3 and other fruit; 10 :
acres good land; big house; barn:
garage; city water;, electric j
lights; located in edge of town;
two months rent paid in ad- j
vance. Everything goes fori
three hundred and seventy-five
dollars; also 113 turkeys, $1.25
each; take them or leave them.
The above must be sold at once.
LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass
street. Phone 219.
TODAY'S BASEBALL
National league:
First (tame at Pittsburgh
Philadelphia 2 9 0
Pittsburgh 6 1
Butteries: Carlson and llenllne;
Yde. Adams and Gooch.
At Cincinnati: H. H. E.
lloston 3 7 1
Cincinnati 15 2
llatteries: Cooney and Selmer;
May and HnrKrave.
(Second game (11 Innings).
K. H. E.
2 9 0
3 11 0
Wilson;
AUCTIONEER
Don't forget that I handle
sales In city or country.
M. C. Radabaugh
630 N. Pine SL
Cultivators and extra shovels for
all makes at Wharton llros.
THE LIBERTY THEATER
TODAY AND TOMORROW
"" SPECIAL PRODUCTION
At Our BfQulsr Prices Only 10 snd 1S Cents
LIONEL
BARRYMORt
in "
VAMPMV
tf Easier ful flwfodrama
with an eminent supporting cart
ALSO: OREGONIAN NEWS WEFKLV
AND "YES, YES, NANETTE" COMEDY
WE KNOW A MAN
who doesn't have to worry
about automobile Insurant'.
Ills car burned up and he
didn't have enough muney to
Ittiv a new one.
We will write you the cover
Kite you need on your car
Hie. theft. colIiKiun. liability
and property damage h siir
tice. It pays to be lusuied.
G. V. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Ca St. Phone 417
BUYER'S WEEK OPENS.
PORTLAND. Aug. 3 Retail
merchants from every state of the
Pacific slope, from Hrltish Colum
bia and from Alaka. became
guests of port'and today for the
thirteenth annual Buyer's Wei k
held under auspices of the Cham
ber of Commerce.
Manv of the vi.ltlng merchants
.arrived yesterday, a still, larger
'crowd came this morning and
many more are due this afternoon.
Wed. and Thurs.: Richard Talmadge In 'UNKNOWN"
WHILE ON YOUR VACATION
Insure Your Baggage
If it ft lost, stolsn or damaged,
our company protects you.
The rate U low, the cowra;
broad.
Inauranca It Our Butlnttt
tUSOIlCUM.
NSfiiitc. tn
NEW MANAGEMENT
FOR IDLEYLD PARK
i
The management of Idlvld
Park, (he popular resort on tin
North I'mpMua. li miles above
Olide. rhatiK'd handu today. K. IV
r'arrinjeton retirintr and Joe Ie
Hernardi taking over the nint
ness The transfer Involves Knr
rington's stork of Roods in the
store t'litldihpr on the property
and the base on the property It
self, which I owned by Karl Vo
bureh. local proeer.
The report will be conducted
by the new ninrntrer plon It
present line and In addition Mr
Ie Hernardt will make the plre
the h"ditinrtrs for the husfnet
of jtufdln and packltir. In whirh
he has been en k iced for the pj .t
few years He Is m il known to
pearly all Tfsitors to the North
t'mpqua rettion, experienced in
P'p'iii.t the wants of rerreation
seekers and fully capable In exerr
way of maintaining the report to
the complete aatUfitrtfon of all
Its patrons.
Mr. Karrlntrton. It Is renorted.
contemplates returning to his for
mer home iu tha earn.
I. ABRAHAM
"The Silk Store"
10 " P
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ft !!V: - ' '.-f i
Dorna Gordon
I.ABRAHAM
"THE SILK STORE"
I At PiltsburRh:
! Philadelphia
j Pittsburgh
Batteries: Couch and
lAldridpe and Smith.
At Chlcaso:
.Brooklyn
IChlcaxo ., 7 10 0
I llatteries: Hubbell and Taylor;
Blake and Gonzales, Churry.
R. H. E.
.460
American Lentcuc:
At Boston . '
St. Louis 12 17 1
Boston 4 5 6
llatteries: Oiard. VanRilderand
IUon; Khmke and Stokes.
JUST ARRIVED!
Starched Collars to Match,
Novelty Collar Attached
' SMIKTS
The newest in Snappy Patterns at
prices surprisingly low.
See Our Window Display
PENCEFS
s
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At New York
Cleveland 2 7 0
New York 3 11 1
llatteries: Buckeye and Myatt;
Jones and elliiKouKh.
At Philadelphia: (12 lnnlnes
R. H. E.
Chicago 2 10 0
Philadelphia 3 9 2
Batteries- Faber. Connally and
Schnlk: lionimell, Harrlss and
Cachiane.
Yesterday's Scores.
At Portland 10-14: Seattle 9 3.
At Vernon S3; San Kranclaco
8 1.
At Salt Lake 8-17; Sacramento
4 lft.
At Onklrnd 10: Ixis Angeles 3-4.
THAN LAST YEAR
Wheat production forecasts from
17 countries received by the United
States department of agriculture
up to July 28 give a total of 2.109.
I 000.0UU bushels against 2,065.000,000
I bushels from the same countries
' last year. These countries nor
i mallv produce more than three-
rourtos or the world s wheat crop
outto.de of Russia.
Data are still lacking for some of
the important producers of the
northern hemisphere including
Krance, Germany, Jugoslavia and
Russia. In these countries, the lat
est reports show a condition above
average and better than at the
same time last year. The crop,
however, Is not yet made and there
is still a chance for unfavorable
weather conditions to adversely af
fect the final out-turn.
Recent advices from Canada re
port rapid deterioration of the crop
' In the province of Alberta due to
dry winds. Home darrlage has oc
t curred In Saskatchewan but condl-
tlons there are more favorable than
In Alberta.
Mill stocks In the Danube Rasln
j are reported to be low and the mill
ing uemami ior oiu wneai nas in
creased according to a report from
United States Agricultural Com
missioner Haas at Vienna. Harvest
ing has been somewhat delayed by
wet weather and it seems likely
that the new wheat will arrive on
the market later than expected.
Recent increases are reported in
purchases of Argentine and Ameri
can wheats.
The wheat crop of Hungary Is
now forecast at 63.199,000 bushels
compared with 51.56S.000 bushels
harvested last year according to a
cablegram received by the United
States department of agriculture
from the International Institute of
agriculture at Rome. Rye produc
tion Is placed at 29.1 .12.000 bushels
ajrainst 22.103,000 bushels produc
ed last year; barley 21. 127.0(H)
bushels against 14,712.000 bushels;
oats 22.046,000 bushels against 15.
13.000 bushels. No forecasts are
yet available for the other crops
but . condition reports including
corn, potatoes, sugar beets, forage
crops, etc., are all above average.
BORN I
.
HODSON To Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hod son. of CJengarry, Friday, July
31. a boy.
We pay cash for dry cascara
bark. Wharton Hros.
PLAN TO OPERATE
CAMPS ALL WINTER
fAOTlatM frm lur4 WlrO
MKHKOHD, Ore., Aug. 3.
Plans for the all-winter operation
of the logging camp and local
plant of the Owen-Oregon Corn
puny have been completed, with
the ordering of equipment for
handling timber In snow. In the
summer, the company uses cater
pillar tractors and wheeled car
riers. In the winter they will use
donkey engines and steam skids,
and follow Wisconsin methods of
handling logs In deep snow.
The mill company has Just
completed five more dry kilns,
making a total of 12. and started
construction of a shed 80 by 220
feet for the storage of new dr
lu nibef.
LAST TIME TQN1TE
Buck Jones
"Goldand
The Girl"
A Buck Jones Special
The latest ImproTeraenti In
cream separators are In the Mc
Cormark Peering Primrose. It runs
llslit. sktms close and Is moderate
In price. See one at Wharton
Bros. '
Fox New Comedy
10c 20c
Tut.: "The Mystery of
Lest Ranch" '
TONIGHT
Rin-Tin-Tinf
Tht Wonder Dog In i
"Tracked !
in the
Snow
Country"
Directed by
HERMAN RAY MAKER
A notable supporting cast
includes
JUNE MARLOWE
DAVID BUTLER
MITCHELL LEWIS
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