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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925.
Silver Fox for Sale!
At the best price you ever heard of for high grade
Standard Fox. Will ranch and sell on terms and
give instructions.
. Come and see my Foxes and get details at ranch one
mile north of Creswell, Ore., Lane county or write
JJXCLOW, Creswell, Ore., Rt 1
OFFICERS FACE
CHARGE; NO ONE
TO PROSECUTE
ASSIST SETTLERS
and " he showed a super
natural ability to punch the ball to
l hi' pin from fairway, rough or haz
ard, especially when the occasion
demanded a heroic effort."
WILL GET FARM
DATA FOR USE
AT CONFERENCE
should destroy It. Van Winkle,
ays the governor, advised him
not to destroy It. but to sell it
and give the money to charily an
there were no other lejful methods
of using the money.
hevens was Indicted on a.charge
of larceny of a revolver. This
was taken from a Mexican whoa
place wan raided by Levens and
e vera 1 county and city officers.
Ievens, according to hia tuy, In
formed the Mexican that slne ha
was not an American citizen he
hud no Tight to the jrun.
Mc Bride wan Indicted on a
charge of malfeasa nee in office
In connection wlih the alleaed
Trio at Klamath Falls inllB,lur- n"'ke returD va ' ""a,l h
"Backwash of Wets"
IICKIMR GETS
NEW TODAY
Await Trials.
GOV. PIERCE STUMPED
Continued from pae 1.)
t and local Droblem. and will form
RALEM. Ore.. Aug. IS. Colonel not on Iv a comnleie. history and
E. M. Pace, colonization a Rent of census of that particular class ofi
agricultural endeavor, but will con-1
tain recommendations for the fu
ture development. It will show i
Just what crops are best suited to
the Western Pacific Railroad com
pany, today placed before the
atate Irritation securities commis
sion a new plan for solution of the
Silver Lakn district problem In
Iak county which brought ex
pression of approval from (iover
nor Pierce and State Treasurer
Ksv and which apparently hnd a
chance of adoption. Slate Engi
neer Lufer wanted further time to
consider before expressing; an
onlnlon. Frank C. Rramwell, state
bank superintendent, and I. It
Van WJnk'e .attorney-general, who
ar the other members of the com
mission, were not present.
- Place's plan In brief is that the
bondholders of the project be or
ganized In effect to take over the
pro poet, and that they sell the
land to colonists on terms whereby
the colonists pay for the land in
annual payments on a crop basis
ovrr such a oeriod of years as
necessary untl' such time as the
project Is develoned sufflclpntlv to
pay Interest on the bonds, further
there would be an understands:
that when a colonist hna paid nut ,
on hia obligation he would be free :
and not held under a blanket 11 n ,
hv reason of the de'lnqucncy of
Others co'onlats.
Tha project is bonded for man.
District Attorney and Two
Prohi Agents Accused
1 Van Winkle Sends
Terse Reply.
SALEM. Ore.. Ana. E. T.nver-
the locality, the basis upon which aor Pierce said today that he
profit may be expected, the local, didn't know Just "where he waa
state and national market, and the I at" relative to the prosecution at
relation of the local crop to that ofi Klamath Falls of E. L. Elliott.
other communities In stat r.n't na
tion. It will form a complete state
ment, which will be of Incalculable
value to the person engaging In
agricultural pursuits In this coun
ty, or to the person In other states
who Is contemplating moving Into
the county.
The conference. In brief, will be
district attorney of Klamath
County; William 8. Levens, atate
prohibition commissioner and L.
L. McHricle, one of Levens' agents.
Determined to have the cases
sifted to the bottom, the gover
nor yesterday, in response to ap
peals from Elliott, ordered Attorney-General
Van Winkle to pro-
; THREAT OF
..KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. 5.
Laying .lfi.000 brick a day or ap
proximately three and one half
rarloads, James Hrown, an Indian
and former Carlyle, Pa., football
player, has gained a reputation
among the construction workers
on a highway near here aa being
the champion brick layer of the
world
FOR RENT 4 -room apartment. In
quire of J-arker. Phone 12-y.
FOR SALE Secod'hajTdbicTcleT.
$10 to $25. Roseburg Cyclery.
WANTElSMan to pick paraVnd
peachea. J. R. Wilson. Phone
2F31.
FOR REN JFu7n7shUnouse
close In. See .Powell Furlture
Company.
' FOR RENT 2 new 2-rooni furnish-
ed houses, io per month. Phone
210-L. MHIr'sAddItlon.
FOR RENT 2 furnlBhed house
keeping rooms. Phone 170-Y, or
calat X! Winchester.
FOR SALE Proccoll plants, from
limner seed. $2.00 per 1000.
Frank Sprader. IJixonvilh Ore.
So fast does he work that five FOR SALE Pure bred andrgia.
a thorough study of past prodjuc- secute the cases to the full ex
tlon and market records, for the tent of the law. Last night Van
purpose of forming a program for I Winkle called the governor by
the future, and for co-ordinating
agencies in an effort to put the
program Into effect.
It Is In effect similar to the In
ventory made by the merchant,
who frequently takes compete nc
ennnt of hi Flock of good. I:i order
that he may plan ahead for hia
business.
The reports received are com-1 ,ne Rovornor rood humoredly told
nlled loto a bulletin which ta avntl. I newspaper men to' use their own
able from the Oregon Agricultural j Judgment about that.
rnllem the nnmn m nil rrm hniJ "I have done my duty under
jletlns, making a permanent record ! tlieJ'iW " ,,e "a,(1-
for future reference ' 1 " ninicimeiiis against me
telephone, said he had received
the order, and added:
"I am leaving on my vacation:
I will be gone three weeks. I
will take up the Klamath county
prosecutions when I return. Good
bye."
Asked If be was pleased or dis
pleased tit Van Winkle's action.
000. rolonel Place said there rC It Is plainly evident that such a':""T imTPre,eu as
now 15 settlors on the prolect who conference entails much advance; backwash from i the wet a.
are dellnnnent In their taxes a to- Preparation. The Chamber of Com- L I1fVen8,( he ald' '? at Klamath
tal of $28 000 dating back to 1922. merce has already advanced ron-! FflllB rRInK tIia niH cae K to
Because of the misrepresents- siueniDiy wim mis proposition,
tlons of agents of the bond com
panies handling the bonds. Place
nld that bond holders bellevo the
! Inrirtlv Ihrnnvh lha nnrlr nf I a
raw products committee, which
some time ago filed a brief report
bonds are state bonds and that the containing recommendations con
atate Is cb'lgatcil to pay IntereHt
An them until their maturity. The
bondholders, he Bald, were not In
formed that the stale's guarantee
nf Interest la onlv for a neHod of
cernlng each major crop.
The work was carried further In
tho meeting on Juno 20, when the
county chairman was appointed
and the work outlined. Mr. Mulll-
trial.
Elliott wns indicted In connec
tion with the disposal of some
sugar confiscated several months
ago in a liquor raid while he was
speclul prosecutor. It developed
here today that Elliott had com
municated with the attorney-general
about the sugur, asking If he
f AMorlatM Pmi twi Wfr.)
SOFIA. Itulgaria, Aug. 6. The
Bulgarian foreign ofrice has de
nied any movements of forces In
retaliation of the dispatch of the
Greek troops to the Bulgarian
frontier because of the assassina
tion recently of Mr. Nicolalde. a
Greek citizen on Bulgarian terri
tory, and because of alleged ter
roristic acts against Greeks In
Bulgaria. The Bulgarian army,
however, was declared ready to
do its duty ff called upon.
Official Information reaching
the foreign office is that two
Greek detachments started Mon
day for the Bulgarian frontier.
The foreign ofrice spoketnen felt
that Greece was acting with
greut precipitancy and he observ
ed that the Bulgarian government
was willing and ready to do full
justice as It had alrencly dono in
the case of the killing of Alban
ians from Serbian territory which
caused protests by the Jugo-Slo-vakian
government.
men are kept busy keeping hi
xtiDplied with bricks and two
M. M. Stueker. in charge of the
construction work, said Brown
was the highest paid street brick
layer In the middle west. lie
receives $2 an hour or $16 a day.
tered German Police dog pupa.
others keep the face of the road - vtph " t ooa ,
even ahead of him. - WANTED7T h?y .3- Whl?
. liuiiria ouuui . uiumna oiu.
Inquire Tollman H-al Estate Co.
WANTKDAirtiFds'oriewinF" It
Mrs. Moore's dressmaking apart
ment. Room 3, over Roseburg
Nat. Bank.
FO R H EST-T60acre farm 'by
I'mpqua store with fishing
groumls. Address C. C. Siegrist.
North llend. Oregon.
FOR SALE 6-room' plastered
house with garaee, close in. Price
21U0. terms. Chas. Kyes, 826 N.
Jackson street.
rt)RSALE Crawford peaches at
Highland Orchard. First right
hand turn four miles Bouth on
I highway at concrete culvert.
FOR SALE OR LEASE Garage
and repair shop, equipped with
tools and machinery, fine loca
tion. Write Chaney Garage,
Marshfleld, Ore.
TREATY TO ASSIST
AT NOON TODAY
less than five years, anil this Is I n now hero to attend the en
suing two weens gathering data
and Information which will be need
ed, lie will make a thorough sur
vey, checking over the shipments
of agricultural products, the mar
keting rocords. and other detailed
Inrornmllon, which will be of val
ue to the committees.
lie has been engaged In exten
sion work at the Oregon Agricul
tural college for several yenrs, but
It leaving soon for Washington,
where he will be a specialist In
poultry for the extension depart
ment of the Washington state college.
not shown on the face of the bond
or the coupons.
" Members of the cm"ilr'i snld
that , Colonel Place h-d "lade a
f-anic statement of the condition of
the Silver Lake project, nnd that
hi remarks could as w-ll-npnlv to
other eastern Oregon projects
which ogureffate bond Issues of
nearly 115,000.000.
FRUIT RANCHER TAKES TIME
TO WIN TENTH GOLF TILE
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Cerrft'cn Co.
I
SEATTLE, Aug. 5. During the
Harvest of a fruit ranch at Med
ford. Ore., the rancher. H. Chand
ler Eitan. went out and won his We have a Uligznril ensilage cut
tenth major amateur golf title In ,,r "nl attachments for sale. Whar-
23 years. I n Rros.
. To take this yenr s Pacific
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St
The fire department was called
upon at noon today to combat a
stubborn fire at the -Oxford Rooms
on Stephens street. The blaze ap
parently started on the roof, the
cause being luid to embers flying
from tho Hose Investment Com
pany hotel nearby, where a fire
was started this morning to dis
pose of rubbish. The flumes crept
Into the attic, and burned along
the ridge pole, eullng Into the par
titions and sldewalls, where It was
difficult to reach. Following its
usual policy of endeavoring to
eliminate water damage as far as
possible, the fire department tried
to extinguish the blaze with nhem-
leal from the Inside, but they could
' not hold It, so that it was necessary
; finally to lay hose and turn the
I water on the building. A largo
hole was burned and torn In the
J roof, while considerable damage
was done to the interior by fire
and water.
U. 8. DENTISTS HELP PLAN
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
Northwest amateur championship
Egnn played through a week at the
Taroma Golf and Country Club
wearing a harness to cutb a Intne
back. He defeated four young ItKRI.lN. All. B Three A mer
men, the last of them Forest Wat- ,. .I,.,,,!!, r,.,.r, y bM ,
son. : Spokane, Inland Empire of conferences In llerlln as part of
champion. ! a European tour for the purpose of
Of -the match play with Watscn studying the stomntollglcal move-i
In the finals one writer said: "It ln.,lt ,i Europe and organising an
was Uie o'd master getting " liitt-rnntliitiiil congress to be held
jump-ion a nervous youth at theju) p,irifl jn 1927 !
outset and never letting him get. Th(. Kr,MPi headed bv Prof. Al-1
up again. ' Egan won 3 and 3. Ifred I. Asgls of New York, re pre-1
In 1903 Egan won the Westrrn I .ntcd the American KiomatolngH
emaieur line 01 uirnso. ins cal committee In Europe. Oilier
brother Walter was runnerun. The members were Iir. Elmer E. Cham
next year Walter was champion :bers of Warren. Ohio, and )r Err
and Chandh'r the victim In the dearie 1. Fisher of Tn nton. N. J.
final. In 1904 and 190r. Chandler One fenture nf the visit was the
captured four crowns, the western examination of the teeth of the
twice and the national twice. In: largest elephant In the Berlin Zoo.
1907 he waa Western champion. tIi!b beast, formerly one of the
In 1914 Chandler Egsn moved to most tractable In the mensiterle,
the Pacific Coast. He tried at had proven so vlrious during re
once for the Pacific Northwest cent weeks that the Zoo auihorl
tltle, and was runneru to Jnckjtics were contemplating shooting
Nevl le. He waa champion the.lt. However, the animal's life mav
. next year at Taroma, five years la- .be spared, for the American speci
ter at Vancouver. 11. C, and in allslis agreed with the German
19?3 at Seattle. dentlxt that a dental operation
The expert observe at Taroma I would restore the elephant to nor
thls summer noted that Fgan had mill tnhaviur. It was derided to
lost a swing once ''hailed as the perform the operation In the near
perfection of rhythmic grace." and future.
"there was noticeable Just before I 0
the Instant of Impart a sort nf Webber splitting guns save time
Jerk." Hut "his work with his and wedges In splitting cord wood.
Irons wa a rent revlnllon " See one at Wharton Hros.
THE LIBERTY THEATER
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Richard Talmadge
"The Unknown"
ROMANCE STUNT'S ACTION
THRILLS COMEDY SPLENOOR
ALSO: AESOFS FABLES
ALSO: TOWN TOPICS
ALSO: THE PACEMAKERS
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro Chlrop.-attor
Nerve and Spine Specialist..
324 Perkins Illdg. Phone 654
Hurdle frull ladders anil picking
bags at' Wharton Ilros.
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Psrklns Bldg. Roseburg, Ort
Phona 88.
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Electronic and Elect ro-Theraphy
417 Perkins Bldg. Pbona 491
I AUCTIONEER I
I Don't forget that I handle I
sales In tclty or country. I
I M. C. Radabaugh I
I 530 N. Pins SL
WE KNOW A MAN
who drwun't have to worry
a Unit automobile Insurance.
I it rnr burned up and he
didn't have enough nionev to
luv a iipw one.
We will write gnu the cov-t
aire yon mt'd on your rar
Kir, tht'ft. collision. ll.it.H1ty
and property damage ti Mir
anre. It pays to bv liiAUied.
G. W. YOUNG t SON
INSURANCE
116 Cau St Phone 417
WHILE ON YOUR VACATION
Insure Your Baggage
If It is lost, stolsn or damagsd,
our sompany protects you.
The rale is low, the coverage
broad.
Insurance Is Our Business
USOItC 1190.
nrstjuic. in
TRQUSErjV
IOSiiBoatl fllf V
A mere,
matter
of detail
THK pront Mpularity
f liitrhr.HTroii
is larp-ly luc to the
wise care that the lnunu
fartmvr pves to earh
snmlMetail the way the
ImUniis areseweil on, the
size of the cufTs, the fin
ih of the seams, the K'lt
lotips.
You Yk'iW npmxiate
tliese niretie!! even
though the first tiling
that strikes foil is the
fushionnhle etit. Custom
tailor style, yet ut a priee
that tits a itiodest purst.
We have your aiase in
lutehess Thmisitm fur
olress, ftr work, for play
and every pair Innim
the ftituoiis warranty la
U'l, guaranteeing (r a
Jlutton; 9t.(H a Hip."
WASHINGTON'. An. 5. The
two-five powr treaties, relatliiR
to China, nkned at the time of
the W'anhinKton armn conference,
became effective today when for
mal ratifications were exchanged
at the Rtate department
The first of the two treaties
is that netting out "principles and
policies to bo followed in matters
roncfiminK China. ' and which in
cludes the genera) agreement to
re--pert Chinese territorial integr
ity and for an open door policy
hh to eijuulity of commercial op
portunity for al) nationals In
China. ' The pecond provides for
the revision of the Chinese cus
toms tariff tn order to establish
a five per rent fld valorem duty
on imports Into China ai a means
if siinplementing the revenues of
the Chinese central government.
f tamrf tip's Trm Wtn.)
LONDON. Aug. 5. A dispatch
to the Holly Mull from Hong Kong
phvs that a llrittuh blockade of
Chinese ports Is forehadowed In
Hong Kong official circles If the
nntl-HritiHh outrages nnd boycott
continue.
Pears Wanted
Highest cash prices paid tor
Bartlett Pears
We can use your small lots
See us before selling ,
Drager Fruit Co.
ALFALFA, grain, hay, timothy,
oats, barley and wheat .guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment.
Prices upon application. Richard
Nyraan. Walla Walla, Washington.
WANTED Young women of good
character and ability between the
ages of eighteen and thirty to
enter the Orange County Hos
pital training school for nurses,
Sept. 15th, 1925. Complete
course in medical, surgical, obs
tetrical and mental nursing and
children's diseases. Apply to
Supt. of Nurses, Orange County
Hospital. Orange, Calif.
Ei
LEAVE PARIS TO
FIGHT THE BIFFS
IT
STREET BUTTLE
Buy Your
Refrigerator
This week at Reduced
Prices
Zigler-Fee Hardware, Co. Phone 25
119 NO. JACK80N '
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
EXCITED BY FIRE
UP
' time much excitement prevailed re
, ! gardlng the fire In the Umpqua
Mill, company's camp, about 17
j miles up Smith River, not far from
Mr. Hostetler'a home.
Mwurlatrrf I'rraa ar4 V.'ire. )
- PARIS. Aug. B. An Accident
marred the departure' today for
Morocco of nit'mhHrs of the Ameri
can volunteer escadrille.
The plane which contained Cap
tain W. Graham Ilnllen of Miami,
Fla., and Captain Clause), French
pllnt. was compelled to return to
Le noiireet after two unsuccess
ful attempts to start. When forced
(AMOfUttd Pmi Usaed Wlrf.)
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Aug. 6. A
downtown lunch hour throng was
thrown Into confusion and two po
licemen, a deputy city marshal and
an 'unidentified check forger were
wounded in a running revolver fight
here today. The forger, who had
just attempted to cash a bogus
check at the Mississippi Valley
Trust company, was captured. (
The pursuit which was taken up,
by policemen at each corner and i
In which many shots were fired, j
can wed the greatest excitement and '
confusion in the downtown section. I
At Broadway and Lucas avenue,
near the point where the man waa j
captured, an assemblage foftmed i
which packed the street so that all
traffic was stopped for blocks.
The wounded are Patrolman
Louis V. Kalkenberg. Patrolman
Joseph Duggaii, Deputy City Mar
shal Rudolph Lange and the un
it was almost an impossibility to
obtain a meat In Reedsport yester
day, relates J. W. Hostetler, a
Smith River resident, who spent
the day In Roseburg attending to
business matters. Mr. Hostetler
left Reedsport yesterday afternoon
on his way to this city, and at that
to put back to the airdrome the
second time the machine's propel-1 identified man, who Is In a critical
ler wqs broken In landing. Rullen 1 condition.
and Clause! expect to make another I
start tomorrow.
The machine containing Major
Happ. the French commander of
the escadrille, and Lieutenant Col
onel Austen Parker of Helena,
Mont., was broken when it was
forced to land at the Le Rourget J
airdrome just after taking off.
(immii ti inn n inii'm urir phic.
j Six mnchines began the flight with-
TR
E
i
out accident.
The foreigrt office denied the au
thenticity of an account published
in Paris today of peace terms al-!
leged to have been offered to Abd-! LOS ANGELES, Aug. B. Mil-!
Kl-Krim. the rebel Moroccan chief.' linns of years lost In the nation's:
tain by France anil Spain. I school rooms during a single gen-1
The alleged terms Included admiration by failure to adopt the I
mlnistratlve autonomv for the Riff. metric system of weights and meas-l
Abd-KI-Krlm's recognition of the i ures was the estimate presented to j
spiritual authority of the Sultan the Amerlci.i Chemical Societies
of Morocco and purported to set ' meeting here today by Professor !
boundaries for the Itlff state. Eugene C. Hlnsham. of Lafayette1
In official circles here, the ac- college. Eai'n. Pa. . !
count published Is attributed to the i Professor lilt, sham also declare.!;
Rlfflan leader himself. Officials ad- that discarding nf the pr-sent Kmc
mlt that the alleged terms are 1 lish system in faror of the m?tnc,
correct as regards an offer of tables would simplify buyi..g f,
autonomv to the ltlff but the front-""'' " " . wouW niear. a
lers outlined In the account as well revolutionary advance In ..v'i aal
as conditions relative to the Riff : economy Ihrnuli Hie mere tire tf
army are declared to be either ! ,nV decimal point,
imaginary or propaganda. '" resolution adopted today by'
At the Qua! d' Orsay, the author-1 ""l"'lJr ""'"en. nmnuiariur-
JUST
ARRIVED!
Fall
and
Winter
. Woolens
In the shades which
will be the most popu
lar. Get your dress for the
next season made early.
We invite you to come
in and look them over.
I.Abraham
"The Silk Store"
Every available man was donning
his work clothes, and starting up
the river to fight the fire, Mr.
Hostetler says. Every restaurant
had its full crew busy preparing
food and making sandwiches to
feed the nien engaged In combat. .
ting the blaze.
Waltera and cooks were so busi
ly engaged at that task, that tabla
i and counter customers practically
i had to serve themselves. Practical
' ly all business was at a standstill,
while every energy was bent to tha
task of getting the fire under con.
I trol.
The fire started while the camp
I was deserted, Mr. Hostetler says.
1 There has been no logging In prog
ress for the past five weeks, and
yesterday the watchman was away
when the blaze was first discovered
by a resident of the Smith River
district. The forst Bervice and mill
company immediately rushed every
available man to the scene, as the
, fire Is burning In valuable timber.
The fire fighters are handicapped
because of the low water, which
; makes it Impossible for all except
' the shallow draught boats to enter
the stream over the bar. This llm
; Its the supplies which can be rar
i rled and as the boat can make
I only one trip each day it is quite
' a task to get supplies and provis
1 ions to the camp.
! t BORN 1
! J
! GRIMM To Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Grimm, of this city, Tuesday, Au
i gust 4, at Mercy hospital, a boy.
Garden hose and sprinklers at
Wharton Bros.
ship of the document Is rhoueht to p" ofu Photographic plates, films
tui f thA tiifi-n i..ond chemicals were requested "to
Icy aimed to keep up political ael-
tatlon In France and to present the
QUINE BROS.
ROSEBURQ
OREGON
peace terms in such a light as to
make them lonk unacceptable to
the French socialist. This policy.
It is stated, also la aimed 1o raise
questions which are likely to rails
International difference of a set
tlement of th troubt d tone of
Morocco. j
WALLA WALLA PUTS
STOP TO HUNTING
CUvlltnl 1rrm IpI Wifr.)
WALLA WALLA. Wash.. Aug. 5.
Finding f : om a careful survey
'hat the upland birds in this coun
ty were d cress in tn a somewhat
nlsrn'lng extent, the Walla Walla
"oupiv gtm conmlioa annotmc
d here today th:it there won d be
no open season on t hinese phas
.ns. Hungnrinn partridges, native
rthensant. bin1 g:mic. quail and
prairie chick ns here thl fall. Pre
viously the commlsl"n had order
ei the season opewd on October
first. ,
publish approved metric formulas
in addition to the English formu
las"
Time-saving can be accomplished
in the schools, it was pointed out,
because a vast number of fchool
hours Is devoted to mastering the
Knglish system, while the metric
system can be learned wl'lt rela
tively little effort."
One ben"flt to the sehool pupils
would be the vlrtualj Mminatfon of
mmmnn frtcMnn ft-mn rri'hr.etlr.
LAST TIME TONITE
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MORRISON
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