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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1925. i Z'ftft J MY MONEY I d IS ALL IN I SKfV TMEBANK Ji He Surely Is a Wise Man There are more ways than one of holding up a man! And it's a wise man who keeps hit money and his confi dence in his Bank. He gets not only physical protection, for his money, but financial advice that's protection against more willy holdups. Make this YOUR Bank. UMPQM VALLEY BANK Oregon - Koseburg FOREST FIRES MENACE CRATER LAKE LOCALITY (Continued from pax 1.) PIONEER SETTLER IN STATE PASSES AWAY AT COQUILLE ' J MYRTLE POINT. Ore.. Aug. 8. Win. Jenkins, one of the bent known and most highly respect.-d pioneers of the upper Coquille val ley, who died here about midnight Thursday, was buried here today, interment being at Enchanted Prai rie. Mr. Jenkins would have been 95 years old on September 8 and was born In Kentucky. He crossed the plains by ox team to Orexon City PLANE FORCED DOWN The nlitne operated by Lieu- tenant Harnett, commanding I materially officer of the foreKt patrol was forred down here Satur- day evening. The lieutenant was on bis way from head- quarters at San Francisco to the patrol base at Ktlgene. and upon reaching Koheburg found his supply of gasoline nearly exhauttted. He had suf- firlent fuel to navigate his plane to the landing field. burning for several days on the Nehalein divide. Heavy damage was done to property and timber 'of the Nehalem Timber and Log ging rompuny. Donkey engines, u pile driving outfit and one large bridge already have been burned. One camp of the lver J. Hoaten Company aim was burned. Communication and water sup ply of the Nehalem compnny's headquarters has been cut off. A fire four miles north of Hea- verton. Ore., was believed under control today. The fire fighters were headed by Mayor W. E. Pegg. A new fire was reported north of White River in the Mt. Hood national forest today, the extent of which Is not known. A blaze in the Cedar flat coun try, near Lebanon. Ore., Is burn ing fiercely today. Kire fighters from Lebanon were called out. The fire situation in the lower Columbia river rejr'n was report ed somewhat improved today, ow ing to a heavy fog. Reports from the upper Nehalem and the upper Young's river district, Indicated the fires there wero under con trol, at least temporarily. At Kerry, the great fire which burned south along the Kerry rullroud was checked, It having reached the Nehalem rlverwjn the south. The fire Is now within a mile and a half of the town of llirkenfeld, not having advanced since Satufday. The Off to Conquer Unsealed Peak , plains py ox team iu uifnuu wiij . - . . . . , ' . i: In 1844. Then they passed through' n"rfl 1,e u? lo"K Portland, which consisted of a log t 8"C" Kaaoline , Portland, which consisted of a log house store and two homes. The family settled In Polk county, near the site of Dallas, but later moved to near Hoseburg. In 1870 the ymoved to Coos county, HvInK at Kenlns Prairie, south of Myrtle Point. He served as volunteer In the Howie river Indian war under Captain Nolan. Latr he established the first to have taken the license number of the attnekers auto. Authorities traced tlio ownership to a Portland for-hlre car agency and a warrant has been sworn out for the man to funeral store In Myrtle Point, later! whom the auio was rented. served as marshal and was con- Frk still Is In a irecarIous con. He declares he knows of to continue. fire had covered seven miles, with a wlilth in many places of five miles. Little green timber was dam aped by this fire. A fire flared up tn the Crown Willamette paper company' hold inns in the Young's river vallf-y Saturday, but Its exinten'-o was not known In Astoria, owing to the heavy blanket of smoke cover ing the country. Hay Tlppey, initios iinorlntnn.loni r.f the. ipuuy, Riim iiMiuy n oeneveu me .(fire had been deliberately start led. For 24 hours the fir wns of i minor proportions, burning on tho ridge of (ireen mountain, north of Young's river. Suddenly the fire 'crowned In the big timber on Croen mountain find swept down into the valley. The flames traveled moro than a mile In 20 minutes. t Vnr 12 hours Is seemed that enmn I. the largest logging camp in Clatsop county was doomed. The flares uhh d within 100 !ISS Bradley Tyrell, Wisconsin manufacturer, is going to Africa to help the Iicloit College Jc Proliok cx)cilition explore an.? climb Mr. Jllamun, 12,000 fe. which has never been scaled. The expedition will also pene trate unexplored deser -cginns. day nlgt. The .extent of dam age to green timber will not lie known until the smoke clears. Portland's Dry Record Broken. PORTLAND. Aug. 10. The rec ord for prolonged dry weather was ! broken today when Portland had lis ijSth consecutive rainlexs day. The previous record wh 57 davs i without rain In 18S3. Edward L. I narrow compass. There I MMncl.tJ Vrrm Lur Wir.) I WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.R.-1-i giuin will ak her crtditurs to take jinio consideration exceptional war and post-war conditions, Huron lie ( 'artier, the lteigian ambassador. decian-d today in presenting he I Jlt-lgiun debt commissioners to the j Aiik rican commission. Iteplylng, Secretary Mellon, 'chairman of the American commis sion, said the United States would ; not ask lle'glum to do the linnos- siDie. out mat tne funding of the iisii.uw.uoo war debt would be a recognition of the Integrity of In ternational obligations atid "the settlement of a question which might disturb the long" friendship of our nations." The exchanges took place at the first meeting of the two commis sions which will attempt to work out a formula fur settlement of the debt. . Secretary Mellon said Jlelglnns could rest assured Hint their posi tion "will have the most sympathe tic and friendly, consideration by our commission." "The funding of your debt to us wlililn vour capacity to pay." lie added, "means far more than the mere payment by you and the re ceipt by us or a rertain number of dollars each year. It Is a recnirnl tlm of the Integrity of Internation al obligations and the "ttlemnt of a question which might disturb ihe long friendship of our two na tions. To accomplish these re sults is worthy of cur every effort. The question before us is of nre but ircit-u win. vanuua auuirn. 1,0 i dition ems. eH fhM nlnlna with thn fotU. of County Commissioner W. W. ' no OIIB no m'"1 a grunge against , yar,a of th camp, igniting the Gage. him. Intended robbery is advanced entire forest and cro.sing Young's as one motive for the attack, au- river and setting a second major thorities thinking the fugitive may j blaze on the south bank of the have been frightened when he real-'river. A crew of fit) men worked Ized he was being observed by the ; throughout Hnturdny night to anve man who took the license number, t the camp and several big donkey two narths to our negotiations. Politics, local or international nre n-i Involved. We sit here reason able men around a tnblo. Under siii h conditions we soon will learn each other's viewpoint: determine the true facts governing the situa tion mill should reach an agree ment fair to your country nnd nurs." o ALIENISTS REFUSE TO GO OVER SAME GROUND TWICE Mrs. J. fl. Chambers of Marsh- field is a daughter of Mr. Jenkins. Other children surviving are Kd M. Jenkjns of (ilendale. John I). Jenkins of Glendale, Wm. P. Jen kins of Natches, Wash., Mrs. John Giles of Ventura, CbI., Mrs. George Mullen of Myrtle Point. He died at the home of Mrs. Mullen. NEWBERG DRUGGIST VICTIM OF ASSAULT HAROLD HUDSON IS GIVEN APPOINTMENT FOR SAN FRANCISCO engine nearby. The situation rvmulned critical until late Snn- fAMneljiUil I'r- UiihI Wlm.) NEWHERO. Ore., Aug. 10 Knos Frlnk, pharmacist, in the W. A. Graham pharmary, was called to the street midnight Saturday by message that a woman In an au tomobile at the curb was hurt and Harold Hudson, until recently proprietor of the Hud son Klerlrlc store, announced today, following his return from Portland, that he has obtained the appointment of factory representative of the lamp division of the Westinghouse Klec trfc company for the city of San Francisco, and ts leaving the flrnt DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the titling of Glasses 116 Jackson St. needed Immediate attention. As he , of next month to make his home in approached the car. a man stepped . that city. Mr. Hudson will be the from a shadow and hit Frlnk over company's official representative the head with a plank. The at- In the handling of Its lamps In the lacker Jumped Into the waiting au-, entire city of San Francisco, an Bit to and sped away. ' pnlnlment w hich carries a great Marshal Ferguson and "lied", deal of hard work and responsinil Illce got another car and gave'lly. Mr. Hudson and his wife and chase, but lost the fleeing car near mother, will leave the first of Sy I XL Paul. A man who stood In the lember and will make their home shadow several doors away claims In San Francisco In the future. I Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist. 324 Perkins Bldg. Phone 654 Do Your Fall Painting Now We have a line of high grade paint at prices that justify your improvements now. Don't lose money by putting off the work. Improve nnd decorntc your home now. Zigl 'er-Fee Hardware Co. Phone 25 119 NO. JACKSON WATCH OUR WINDOW FOK BARGAINS Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkins Bldg. Rossburg, Ore Phone 88. Wells, government observer, said he saw no indications of rain for 24 hours at least. Higher humidity and lower tem perature Improved the forest fire situation somewhat today. Smoke lt-)tilses Air' Pilot. , EITOHNB, Ore., Aug. 10. Haze which hung low ami dense over the forest areas of Ijme county yesterday prevented nil determi nation of locution of fires by lookouts, according to Informa tion nt Ihe headquarters of the Lascaue anu Klusluw national for- (ATl.tH it. t.,1 wir ) .'i.. ILZl X... . .7..: J.. I san Fnwnsro. Au. in-Pr. ; could distinguish uo fires as far 1..'?' n n'',e,r Vr.hla'r,J' as their vision carried. It was ""' monv the attorneys lgai """ for Dorothy Ellinsson relied to cs- I One of the forest air patrol ! !f"1',h V?' " ,:",""rar,1' Planes stationed here .hopped of f ' ,ns ,n" 'he Hme she killed her yesterday for a trip over the dis- ' """h,r; 'nno.fi.red todav tint ho trict. hut the pilot was unable to I'"' d no f",r'h','r, pa,"' 'J" get above the smoke, and return- ' ' J1"" s"7n'1 V'"', of nornln' led to the landing field to report ! nn " rh""" manh r Is set for lo 'that tt wns lmpo-slble to get fire im"rrow' , , information until the smoke i " "7 "evs. surprised af clears more than nt present. nr- 1,11,1 8 announcement, declared Though smeke and a hare still ' : v ,,,'n,!"nl n continuance hung over i:.tgeue todav. there I wLn,n ' T case Is called, was relief from the oppressive I The nlimlst stated liis belief Hint heat or tho past three .lava. Yes- ,"no pub'lc good can be served" bv terdny the maximum temperature I flir,,l''r examinations and pointed Iwns u.l degrees, but tho ntmos-0'lt ,lm' ,l,a f'n'l'ngs of her men ,phere ns stb kv nnd dense. Todnv I1"1 crndltion already are a matter there are clouds to old. and It is l rollrl record 'much ccoler. though there is somo indication that the sun may break through. This Is the SStli day without rain here. Kalama Fire Revives. KAT.AMA. Wash.. Aug. 10. A forest fire which burned F-everni i.ei een iiiiii iiiei. iio n. i flared again Saturilav nnd Sundav, Representative White of Maim l. slrov.d a small mill b' l.inclng t,, I ranking remihliran ' rn merchant Kie, Pierce of Ka num. consl !, r- marine and fisheries conimill-e. able of the Morel;).'; Iiggins rarnpi xlr Whit -, who has just return- euuliimeni and th" h else and lir-rn ! 'rm Alaska, informed the prca- t NEW TODAY t A FOR SALE Crawford peaches at t arnes Orchard. Carnea station, i WANTED Middle-aged woman wants housework. Phono 492 J. FOR SALEOir"st"ove, good condl 10 n. Cheap. 1034 Winchester St. FOR SALE Ford touring car, In good running order. Price 150, 344 Jackson St LOST Pair of nose glasses. FimT er please return to News-Review ortlce. ,. FOR " RENT Furnished apart ment. Modern conveniences. 344 S. Jackson St. FOR WENT 2 new 2 room fur nished houses. $9 month. Phone 210-L, Miller's Addition. FOR SALE Practically-" new" house hold goods and kitchen ware Call 442 SoulhMaln St. FOR SALE Rartlettpears for can ning, 2 cents per lb. Fred Ren ner, Happy Valley bridge. FOR SALE New Ford coupe at a ' big discount See L. R. Cham bers, Wells A Chase agency. FOR SALE Two 8:foo7Bhow" cases with beveled plate glass top. See them at the Marksbury Store. FOR RENT Modern four-room furnished apartment with sleep Ing porch. Inquire 830 S. Main. FOR RENT 376ora Sirulshed apartment electric range, gar-agu-Inquire 404 West Douglas. EXPERIENCED-BOOKKEEPER Wants position with reliable in stitution. Address W'., care News-Review. AtASKAN FISHING INDUSTRY NEEDS FEDERAL DIRECTION SWAMPSCOTT. Mass., Aug. 10. Kigi.ler conservation of the Alaskan flsheivs was rroinni.ml- ed to President Cootulge todav by J Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronlo and ISIectro-Thoraphy 41T Perkins Bldg. Pbone 491 HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Denn-Gerretsen Co. 5cs sH 4 THE LIBERTY THEATER ONLY TODAY AND TOMORROW BIG PICTURF At 0ur "0Ulr Prlc Elaine Hammerstein Lou Tellegcn Gaston Glass IN "PARISIAN NIGHTS" Alto! Th Oreftontan Wfkly Showing CQPCO Dedication Alto: "Clndf rtllw" Wi'd. and Thiim.: "TIih NiRht Ship- AUCTIONEER IHm't forget that I handle sales In city or country. M. C. Radabaugh 530 N. Pin St. WE KNOW A MAN who ihwmi't have lo worry n bunt aulmnoMlo Itimiranco. It It car liurnril up and ho didn't have enoult money to liuv a nrw one. ' will wrll you th rovnr ai you ni'i'd on your cur Kirn, ihi'fl, cotlinlon. U.ihltlty and property damage It i tr ance. It pay to 1m luittiti'd. G. W. 'OUNG & rSON INSURANCE 116 Cam St. Phone 417 ;on the Nat Thompson ranrh. It thrt'ntrn I do hitni ihe pip 1In , whirh brtnes Kiilania't wattr from Sp ncT rrt-.-k. About 25 volun itcer fire fijrhttTs from hire are at worn on 1 maze. Salem's 60th Ratnleia Day. SALKM. Oro An if. 10 To!ay marks th ?1ohp of a 60-dny rain loss period In Salem; tho lonn-'st nn record hero alnro the j-nnini'-r of 1014, nnd slated to be the Inntf estt sustained hnt snell !n the his tory of the city. Last Saturday. August S. the mercury came jusi on po'nt from the August maxi mum. RiMurdnv'a mark beiiiR !7. established late In the afternoon, and the record for all time for Au gust here being 9S. Yesterday's maximum was f1, and with cloudy skies ihis morning Ierery Intllcation was that today's hljrh mark would be still lower. The last rain nt Salem to fall In sufficient auantiths to be measur ed occurred on June 11. The first heat proMrat'on of the summer occurred Saturday ufter noon. Mrs. Harrv N. ("rain, wife of the managing editor of the Cap ital Journal, was overcome wink traveling to Portland by automo bile and had to be removed from (the car nnd pivn medical atten 'Hon at Foley s Corners, five nilks north of Salem. She wns bromrhi back lo her home here Satunla 1 evening. Fight to Save Town. KKVKXKTOKK II C. Amr in At Arrowhead. 3i miles south of here, nnd at Ihe head of uriter At row lake, a forest fir hail b'ap l the cemeterv todsv pnd ca led out forces to sav the town. Iltn. -f in -o"ds ami btush were pcaMend over eastern Ilritlsh CohtttiWa. o n:;vs sTrnv ok itiMi t.H AH Mi:S l'l;iS4 HKKOll 11 nt that the fishing imlusiry had suffered considerably (luring the last year from a lack of fish. Me declared a be.lef that the new law Riving thu, department of com merce complete jurisdiction over the fisheries would ultimately rem edy the situation. Tho situation In Alaska was tle scribt d by Mr. W'liite ns very gloomy with transportation and biislnesfl generally affected by the set bark to the fishing industry. FO RSALR Am leaving town and will sell pood business In light, general repair work. Write box 10, News-Review. FOR RENT I furnished house keeping rooms, with or without garage. Inquire at 740 Mill St., or phone 30F13. FOR RENT Three farms. For sale and trade houses and farms. Remember I make low prices. C. Merrill, 504 Mill St. FOR". SAT-E Two well matched young horses unbroken, or will trade for any kind of stock. Phil St rail er, Dlxonvllle, Ore. FOR SALE Furniture in four apartments. House with 4 apart ments to rent cheap. Close In. Box 5, News-Review office. Pears Wanted Highest cash prices paid for Bartlett Pears We can use your small lots See us before selling Drager Fruit Co. Tl.MK TKLI.S. Ctsssiric.l ails arc as necessary lo the real estate business as gas is to the taxi business. WANTED TO BUY Fresh rows, must be young and giving good flow of milk. Give description and price. Address "Cows", c-o News-Review. FOR SALE-Cfawford peaches, fine for canning. 2.00 per bushel. Ilring your boxes, 1 mile west of Winston srhoolhouse. F. A. Roser Phone 2F23. ALFA LFA. grain, hay. timothy, outs, barley and wheat .guaran teed quality; prompt shipment. Prices upon application. Richard Nyraan, Walla Walla, Washing ton. FORI SALKAn extension-daven-port table; overstuffed velvet chair; large rug, 9x12; two ma hoicany rockers; 4 walnut dining room chairs with blue leather seals. Phone 648-R. SPKCIAL PRICKS on tires to close out: 30x31 straight side Flsk Premier cord casing at 9.4S. 30x31 Flsk non skid straight side cord casing at SIMf. Thl price applies only on present stock. Wells A Chase. 317 North Jackson Street, Rose burg. Oregon TWO STOCK RANCHES FOR RENT 160 acres stocked and equipped; located In beautiful valley; modern bungalow; good barn; good team horses; wagon; tools; implements; 3 good cows; chickens; other stock. $400 cash rent. 3-year lease. 180 acres adjoining extra good outrange; 35 acres good plow land; small house; 2 barns; fami ly orchard; fine spring water. 1200 year cash rent. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. Hall Seely. of this city, son of Dr. and Mrs. A, C. Seely, was ac corded honorable mention by the scholarship committee of the Yale Alumni association, announcement of the awards being made today. Mr. Seely Is to enter Yale during the coming fall, and In writing for the scholarship gained the distinc tion of honorable mention, al though failing to secure the desired prize. Mr. Seely Is a graduate of the class of 1925, and expects to enter Yale for a medical course In the fall. In local school activities he stood very high, having an ac tive part In all student affairs, and participating also lo athletics. The scholarship was won by Charles Edward Wright, of Garden Home, Oregon. His twin sister, Miss Hilda Emily Wright, won the liryn Mawr scholarship. Dr. Seely this morning received a letter from Robert Trent Piatt, chairman of the scholarship com mittee, In which the young man is commended very highly. "You should be told," Mr. Piatt writes, "that your record upon ex amination was most satisfactory, and that while the average rank of Mr. Wright upon all subjects was slightly higher than yours, the difference was not such as to re flect any discredit upon your work, but, on the contrary, both of you are to be highly commended on the results of your entrance examinations. "The committee will take great Interest In your college year, and regard you. In a way, as one of Its scholarship boys, and will watch your progress throughout your col lege course with Increasing Inter. est. It did not appear that the Drur, tribesmen hud attucked the French to any extent since the Incidents In question. M. Painsleve concluded with a word of appreciation of the atti tude shown by the llritish in ad jacent territories, which had been not only perfectly correct, but particularly friendly. WouTd'HangTor Scott as Death Penalty Protest WMK ON YOUR VACATION Insure Your Baggage If It is lost, stoltn or damaged, our company protects you. The rale is low, tho coverage broad. Insurance Is Our Business Jj SUSOHIC HOC ICSt SI' $ Hi M --!.(..! rrrm IVarsl Wir.) !.oniov. Knr. Aug. 1ft. The International nrUon emigres in in final pern inn todnv pushed a resolution recommending (hat In dependent Investigator. apart from the police should ntndv th" pvrholov. environment and 1 1 r . -hlstnrv of every criminal nn trint, reportliif the renlt of their in vetiRnTlon directly to the Judge whn ! called upon to Impose nenlence. A not her rentiit'on nWlared that prevention of he rnntamin.i I'nn of le rrimln.il prUnnem lv those more expt't l need in rrfnf is unt of the Mt essential o! pn on treatment. FX ' OF COURSE. POLITICS DON'T ENTER INTO IT AT ALL (AmoclateU Vmm Ioard Win.) WASHINGTON'. Aug. 10. Treasury officials jald today they wre workinR In cloae harmony with republican senators In select ing the new prohibition adminis trators, and that In no case would any man objected to by the Inter ested senators be given an appoint ment. The same high official added thnt there had been "no political pressure" and that the present de ny was due to some extent to dif ficulty of men sected to accept. Close co-operation with the sen ators had resulted, they said, from a desire to have perfect harmony in th working out of the prohibi tion reorganization. PAPE BRINGS SUIT AGAINST ACCUSERS FOR BIG DAMAGES (AMOrUUrrf Prrm Imml Wire.) PORTLAND, Aug. 10. Cle ment J. Pape, former German vice-consul here and former Port land manager of the Shanghai Building company, who is In jail here, charged with embezzlement of funds of the company, today filed suit In Federal court here against Edward Hell, secretary and general manager of the com pany, and Williura F. Merrick and the company for 9125,000. Pape alleged he had been made a victim of a conspiracy to de prive him of his position so that Merrick might get the place. He also alleged that he was charged with shortages "in order that the company might escape the obli gations respecting Pape's com missions. Interest in the business and other compensation.' TRANSIENT TAKES OWN LIFE AT SALEM (AMorUUf) Prtm Uwrd Wirt. SALEM. Ore., Aug. Irt. The body of a man who the police say committed suicide on the bank of the Willamette river here last Friday, was this morning Identified as a 59-year old man, who had given his name as Jim Sullivan, and had roomed at a hotel here for the past three months. The body was found by accident Sunday night, Sullivan having selected a spot where he was out of view from the top of the bunk. Sullivan was register ed at a hotel here jib being from San Diego. Fragments of conver sation held with various persons while staying at the hotel Indicate ihat he has a son and two grand children In San Francisco. Cook with gas. AMKltK AN HSIIKUMKN ASK I,F,Sii IHTV FOlt 1CIVALS SEATTLE, Aug. 10. John II. Meat her. agent of the Deep Sea Fishermen's Vnion of the Pacific, told the Fnlted State terriff com mission in a halibut hearing opening here today that bot h American and Canadian members; of the Union were out and out for reciprocity. The import duty on halibut is two cents a pound. The comm. fa don has been asked to urge I1 re sident Coolidge to cut tho duty 50 per cent on fish brought t Id from Canada. Hundreds have put their O. K. on claaslfled columns. They are the starting point of many people's snecess and prosperity. MASSACRE FRENCH TROOPS IN SYRIA RESTAURANT OWNERS CONVENE IN PORTLAND rOIITLANI). Au. 10 Rfsmur Htit nwi.ra fn.m nearly all Pacific cnat rill.' were here t.xlay for th opening of a two-tlay conven tion. Toiiay Ihev were lakfn on a trip over the Mount Hoot! loop hiKhway. Myron tlreen. president of tlte National Kealauraut aftfto riatinn. ia att'-nilinK the conven tion end mill npeak at the annual banquet tomorrow nivht. lAvietaud Tnm l0t Wtro PARIS, Aug. 1. Premier Paln levo, in a semi-official statement. has admitted that 106 French soldiers were massacred In only one of the last weeks engaKe- ments with rebellious tribesman in the Jebel Drut district of Sy ria. He declared that "events in Syria are not to grave as certain parties souiiht to represent them." Sued Ian. the post which dispat ches from llritish and arab sour ches from llritish and Arab sour occuped by Krench troops, he sad. The premer sad the total of French 'losses was not known at present. In any rase, he added. SPANISH ANARCHISTS - ALLOW KINO NO PEACE C.."P. McGraw." Washington, UT C, wants to lake, ths p'.acs of Russell Scott, doomed Chicago man, and maka the execution protest apiinst capital punish ment, lie has written the gov I arnor v Uluioii fo that tffect. (SOTlatnl Pm. baH Wlw.) PARIS. Aug. 10. A dispatch to the Haras Agency today from Hemtays, on the Franco-Spanish border, says that an anarchist was arrested recently In Spain on susnlrion of plotting to kill King I Alfonso during the King's rlsit to the roval summer residence at Sun Sebastian. I The anarchist wj taken to j Madrid -and after 'investigation, several ..ther arrests were made at various places throughout 'Sn. I Tooitt and Tuesday "The Family Secret' With BABY PEGGY and all atar castl Taken from Augustus Thomas Stage Play "The Burglar" NEWS COMEDY 10c 15c Wednesday: "Burning Trail" ffolepraofffasicrcf NEW SHADES Grain Camel Cloud Indian Tan Sandalwood Satin Blonde Men's and Children's sizes In Holeproof Hosiery are alto obtainable at our store. I. ABRAHAM "THE SILK STORE" Last Time Tonlte DOROTHY GISH, ERNEST TORRENCE. ROD LA, ROQUE In "NIGHTLIFE OF NEW YORK" NEWS COMEDY Tuedy: "Heart ef a Siren" 10c 25c
