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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. AUGUST 17. 1925. Attention, Growers! WE WANT YOUR r BARTLETT PEARS and EVERGREEN BLACKBERRIES and are paying best market prices. We are also in the market for Silver Prunes. Umpqua Valley Canning COMPANY Roseburg, Oregon Tin 525 AGREEMENT WITH BELGIUM ON WAR M il hitor. The m xt KiiKcoo muuh I will bv at MarsluioM, AuKimt 30, ( w hen a 10inun tt'ain and a la- nrnr tm nnncnrrT (,l11 team in expected to Intadu The summary lor the pluy yes terday lulluwtt: UuittU i II Cnfh e, ... (AMMicfutim 1'rcM Is-ntnA Wire.) VIA .M O UT1 f, VI Ails'. 17. PrfMile.it Cool Id ko expects an aKiuuH'Dt to be reach' d, probably .tomorrow, on turmg of rt-ruiidiiie litiJKium'i debt to the States. An official statement, Isnued nf Jet the prosidt-Tit had discussed the situation fur two hours today with Secretary Mellon and Senator Sinoot of Utah, said "final auree inent wax In nitfht, anil that no de;wllork had developed." Tho following statement In the -president's handwriting was given to newspapermen utnoou: "Secretary M Hon "and Senator ,Siwot have reported to the presl- dent the details of the Wellington j conference. The progrcaa In satiu- I factory. So deadlock has deyolnped. The KliKene I'reMcett, O. Iniini'l, :t; Slartmck, 1; -Miller, 3; Speer, 2; Moxley, II; Wintlcr, 3; VnFor, 2; bale, 2; Med Turd Kkhi., 3 Joiiiifou O lUiruhaiti, 2 Wood, O. ' Tunney, 2. Itiddlo, O. Kellv, (). Oh-hell, Clarke, O. Brandon, 1. Vawter, 1, MRS. DETILLION DIES AT HOSPITAL Mm, Hoy l Lllliori pursed away nt Mercy hospital thin morning at the age of liti yearn, following an IHnena of ueveral day a. Mrs. Le secretary and senator came to in 1 lillion had valvular trouble, and form the president of the proposal with her husband, came here last hefore making the final attreement. iNOvemoer irom wonaicnee, asn- The confertnee will mj-convenn Tuesday, when It fa expected a final aKreerneut may be reached, After which a full and complete Htatement will be Riven tu th presfl by the American communion." liiKton. makintc her home nt Gar den Valley since that time. Inuring the time whe re.'ddetl at that place made a numoer of trlemls who will be crimed to learn of hi death. Decides her husband, she leaves a four-year-old daughter, I'hyllis, and relatlven In WashiiiK- Taynr-man concnitf U gooa con I ton. No funeral arrangenientH will EUGENE GOLFERS TURN TABLES ON be made pending word from rela- i tiveK. fiot our price I you buy. Z1ki on paint before I-Ve lidw. Co-. MEDFORD, 22 TO 10 : TUNE IN 0N RADI0 WEDNESDAY, 10 P. M. El'HKNK. Ore., Auk. 17. My defeating Medford 22 to 10, here yenterduy, htiK'no (inlf und Country Club memhern evened rAcnt-(1 l'n Wfro.) CHlCAtiO, Auk. 17. The M li the count with the Southern Ore-fMillin 1'ulitr cxp.'dllion from It'n gon team. The flna match, ..lay- "une in J.tnli, (.reenland, will vit at Medford a week uk. waH j brmidrnst an all-Ksltiino program 'on by the players of that city, on '"ty inelors next Wednesday 25 to A. II. 'handler Kgnn, of Medford, turned In the low nore of the Any, HhootliiK tho IS holen In 7i. "K.'O. Immel. of Kugene, was next best, with an Kl. Kuan waH the only member of ttr Medford team to make n clean Vweep of thro points In bis inatrli. lie defeated Itert l're--cott of Ku- gene. Three Kugone men, Immel, Pr. J.'M. Miller and Wallace Winder, turned In full Hcoren of 3 points. Immel won from Johnnou, Miller from Middle and Winder defeated C)rko. The deriding match will be ployed In the near future t Medford. nt n dale In t imnoniir. nlKht, August 10, from 10 to 1 1! p. m., eastern standard time, E. F. Mi-Donald, Hecond in command of (lie exiH'tlifion, mi not) need in u indio tiirHxiigo received by the Zenith Kadio Corpoiatiou, hero yesterday. The proRraiu will Include sons ujid lu-triMiiental niiinterH featur ing the "Kilout, which rcHemblen a tennis raiiuet with tho nkiu of the ttalruM slnMehed a'-ross K'h frame drum fashion and bound to gether with sinews," McDonald's inesnpu said. (iood paint 'osis nolhiiiK because It haves more than it co.'ts. Ask for pi Ices and estimates. Lenn- (It'lT'-l II V O Fall Term Starts September 1 Learn Telegraphy Touch Typewriting NIGHT CLASSES ENROLL NOW Roseburg Telegraph Institute 224 Perkins B!Jg. Pbone 124-J 5 AU mi I will lell to tht highest liiucr f.r ( h .it my pl.ice on X in. 1 1 n ic.l-J i 3 Miles Bryoml Mvlron , N-.J In tin- Clias. Crllvcr Hail' ! Thursday, August 20th at 1:30 p. m. ( ;ii ( m . n-m I (mi . . Nimv I 'ii'mi ik:mii. Sh'i Two li..t ... i( i . m i N, : uu . .i t W in..!, , . w II- .1 'i X ti'O l"U'ii lutl t. t, 1. - ' ' " - !' t'P-; W..- .... I-.U--.-V. 1 1. 1 1 i m... :.. i i ' ii.il . in ii' r lin.i.- 1 l llllHi:!!.1 TERMS CASH , I.luyd Grilfilhs, Owner M. C. K.u!ubiiu':h, Ain.timRi.T X FUGITIVE IS KILLED I BYELKTON DEPUTY (Continued from page 1.) ! from Mm. Hinder. ! When young Binder hold out his hand aa a nignal for Grubbe'i car to halt, tho Uoforth brothers Benn ed the trap immediately and, leai lug out, uturted on a run to a way-! ide field, giving no heed to Grubbe'a repeated commands to 1 "halt." Grubbe wan armed with a! ritle and his uon with a double barrel tthotgun. With these weap- ons they iired at the' fleeing pair, aiming purposely over their heads the officer states. Neither of tho I two shotgun loads touched either ; lugitive. 'i'hey had leaped two fenc es and hud just reached a small elevation preparatory to leaping a third fence, according to the offi cer's story, when be fired a fourth tliue from his rifle. This shot sent the messenger of death. The bullet struck W. U Goforth In the back under the left shoulder and lodged Jut under the skin about 2 luchea above the left nipple. The other fu gitive Immediately checked his flight and submitted to arrest with out resistance. Ride to Roaeburfl Futile Intent on securing medical aid for the wounded man as quickly as possible, the officer and the others present placed him In lender's car and started with him for Kose burg. At K Ik tun the briefest pos sible stop Has made to replenish the car's supply of gas and oil. At brain there was another short stop to secure temporary medical attention from br. Itertha Jevore, who rode the rest of the way to iKoseburg with Hie party and ren- idered such relief to Goforth as the circumstances permitted. When the automobile was halted in front of the ofticts of br. K. 13. Stewart, in tlifs city, however, Goforth had just breathed his last. Considering the nature of his wound, his loss of blood had been slight. Indicat ing that during the Journey to this city he had succumbed to a hem orrhage, i Told by Doctor Ievore that the j wounded man had died, his brother 1 immediately got out of the car ; without comment and disappeared at a rapid gait around the nearest j corner. This was about 9 o'clock i In the forenoon, two hours approxi mately after the (-hooting occurred. Takes Up Chase W. A. Ix)volace, proprietor of a merchandise store in Heed .h port where tho trio purchased a large j supply of goods which caused the issuance of the warrants, accom panied the wounded man and his brother lo Itoseburg yesterday j morning, following their capture' below Klkton. Mr. Lovelace had been following the men since Fri day night and staled that the last trace of them ho had found before I their upprchension by Hinder, was I at Jim chard's ranch. Hurt: hard's j place Is located four miles from ; I Scottsbmg. Mr. llurchard saw the men and thinking they were rela tives approached them. When they j saw him coming towards them they ran, crossing (he road at ltur chard'H creek. They stayed along . the river all that day. . Mr. Lovelace alates that the men purchased suits, trunks ami all sorts of clothing amounting to nj proximately $9et from his estab lishment, making the promise that they would call Saturday morning abou( ' o'rUM'k and settle the ac count. In addition to the merchan dise they )md $7o0 in slumpage cash. The brother who escaped here was said to have Jind a roll of ensh totaling about fllMiu. This sum of money was drawn from their account In the Iteedsporl bank Friday morning. Third Man a Brother Mr. Lovelace slated that the third man. who irt missing and w ho goe under the name of Ilrown was alleged to have been a broth er of the Gotorths. In explaining the reason for assuming the name of Ilrown, the brothers explained that he had had considerable do mestic trouble and in order to avoid his wife had dropped his true name. It is Mild that the Gofnrths and itrown had several serious quarrels at the Walker place where they were engaged In peeling chlttlm bark. In these rights it seemed that the Gof'trths always stood agafnyt Ilrown and this gives rise to the theory that the two broth ers might have done away with the third man and taken his money. The olticeis are im lined to betirve Ihat the name "Goforih" Is a crude alias, being aiis il to cover up their past reioids. Shlpptd Goods South It N known that early last week 1h' brothers shipped the laige supply of inerchandNo th.-y pur-rlue-ed to an itb r brother located in Sari anu nto. California. Th" f ficen tmni'Mliate'.y wind the official-; i'i (bat ny in i hadou the man who leering t!i. good- and It N nl.io ery H-!hle ihat the one who escaped h re will ewntually make bis way to that cltv and vhiv.v up at the address shown on the frel.:ht shipment. Another Hew i-i b-dni; followed up aNo whi.h may lead to the lo cation of the mi'.-f'i man. drown. On T!nnvdny eiontng the Nah he dan drm'n by the Coi'irthw, left lterdpnrt and was inrb-il acres at Seot'sbiMK. I'ao Liby, frte t'rtin.in. Mat-,-, that the car h l.md--d with barrage and he be lievi. a thiid tv.n oc-'Hpbd the rear s. at, (Mi Fttdny morning the cur leimn'Ml to lit. dnp. ui minus the bjiiicate and occupb d only by , t!e tun tiolorM;- Mr. I.nt l;oe null I not explain bow t he Gofor lh came Into pm ie-.-Ion if th Nrt-.h car which tey v.ir iri nir 'i bey left , Keid-poit about July th and (Mined a tew !:iVf tiitef with the sum. 't w a- a u- d car. bear itic nu'o biej..,. roiteber I'tMIV The Hi' bine been te. -i b them jit d the !f ii rr.l at' follow K Up th.it ieo! . "V"e don't to.i'e otir J ' If: ur rn ' iirel In l c lru 'Mf in bark." lid i"ie of 111.' r.oloMh Mt the tune rf the pun base of the itoixls Iii'in Mr. l.oeiace Tiny left the ( im;'tvi,uu at this was ouly a LOWER PRICES "Dodge Brothers" Motor Vehicles Dodge Brothers, Incorporated, announce a reduction in the prices of their Motor Vehicjes, both passenger and commercial, with the exception of the Roadster and Chassis effective Monday, August 17th. , These new prices come at a time when Dodge Brothers' product has reached the highest peak of mechanical perfection in its . history. They cannot be overlooked, by anyone who has the slightest interest in the value his dollars buy. J. O. NEWLAND & SON Roseburg, Oregon ulil. linn Ami tlmtviu-y hail iliniy of lmuiry in pay ihdr bills, llnw vi r, J. II. (.iifiu lh. the one ho I'srapi-il hi'i". tolil .Mr. Lorrlm-f Ihat Ih.y hml iiliuiii.il to "bu" llii-tr bilnl nil th time anil hail to iirniiiK.il th.lr k.ihhv fr,.m li.rils.nit In tl niulil. lii ni.nl.. this Ktnii'tni'nt on lh way to this city lth hlii on mil il brothi-r. Return, to Brother Afl.-r hi brothiT hail b.-i-n flint ilown, he wa.i In a siato or t-xi-nn. mi'tit. W hi n his brother till n:..r t.illy Moumli'il, ho was 8rt-r.il viirils ahi-ail of liim, running mwti. ly ami ntinut to make roihI ins ""sraiio. His wnuni1.il broihi-r j.-. Ii'il anil hi- inimi'tliati-ly wh.'i-l.( aroutul anil ran hai-k. iilck.-il il'.i buy up In his arms ami startiil m wnb. Mil tliil not itwii'ar ansry mp,i sinki. no nil luuanls tho oifii. s ''sMitislbl. fur his eliath. I'.l liiublii'. iho ili puiy ho.' ni.it h.o'.ithl tioforih ilmvn. alii ih.it ihi' biollivrs i-nsHKi-il In a conlnl. n llal rnnvi'iKHlinn hllo the wour i. nl mini was on llu Kiouml. Uii nn Ihls lltui' It Is bi'lli-vi'il thai tho In.mi'i! nun cumu'iI his wail of i n. 1-rin'y to his brother for ki-i"r. At any rati', lo lnim rolls ot i u Moro notiMl on lhi ihmsoii o( iiio brother Ju.il b.-fon. ho illiiai'piMi. hi'. Innltm tho rit'i-ily tm. t(1 lioi. bu.lt, Ih.-y h. lil hlsii. . . J COIlliMHrttion. tr HortlM Isanti', of Drain .. mlnli..'i-"il a hyiHuli-nnlr stinuil nii in iho man upon his arrival tin anil ati.'nil.'il him ilurlnit i ; -ip to Id burn. Shi- mat.-!, that ne .n iiullelrn hea tiamlueii at I i ,,u and that his heart beat was very! tile Ofllcers were of tho opinion) pELINQUENT SALE NOTICE AMERICA and i-amaoa to faint. that he might have gone to get Southern Oregon Ga Company. JOIN AGAINST SMUGGLING Younger Goforth Sought something to eat or some rest, i Location of principal place of busi- WASHINGTON, Aug. 17. Sup- At n earlv hour this mornlnr no since he had neither since Thurs- ness. San Francisco, California. Lo- pression of smuggling along tho trace had been found oMhe i"ni? I ly nlghL ! cation, of w orks. State of Oregon, j Canadian border will ba furtier erCofiiril, who Vlimied away yes- The mother of the Goforth broth- Notice There are delinquent up-1 discussed at a conference to be tetdav Immediately follow ing in-! ra is reported to be residing In ' on the foUowIng described stock, held shortly in Washington, formation that his brother had sue-i ' Washington, and will be no-jon account of an assessment leyled , Representatives of the United eumbeil to b, lie wounds- rec eived 1 ""'''1 " th " ' er son. prob-1 on the 16th day ot June. 1925. the ' states and Canadian governments during his attempted escape. I bly claiming the body as soon as several amounts set opposite the. will endeavor to agree on Identical Lvputy Sheriff V. C. Grubbe, of Ileeiisport, who held the warrant for the arrest of the two brothers, described the man who is now at large as a thin-faced, sharp nosed young man with a haggard face and drawn expression which be lled his age. making him appear more advanced in years than he actually Is. He was wearing a pair of brown one-piece coveralls. -When we armed in ' a coroner's Jury has completed ; names of the respective sharehold-' regulations to govern their respect- i the Inouest. w hich Is being held I ers, as follows this afternoon. " i Railw ay o'flcials In California I Names points have been notified to stop i Martha Heurlng shipment of goods alleged io have ! Helen C. Jacobsen been sent by the Goforth brothers. ! Neal Power, , ami thev will be held pending the T. W. Miles 25 outcome of the case. All of the foregoing shares are District Attorney Guy Cordon has included In certificates Nos. 10, 13, Instigated an- Intensive search 1 15. 17. standing In the name of ihrnn.hmii ihi. tnit i.m this morn- LOl'IS 91'TTKR and held in es- town at..,,,. .,,.n,w man anil tho rrow nitf-suant tn instruction from about :3'." said the deputy thla ! h ofMre m(lnK evry ef-, the Corporation Commissioner of morning, "we were discussing lBk-;fort , (ln(1 lr1(,P, f hlro. Sheriff! the State of California, by ANOI.O Ing the dead man to the c"ron"ras returned to the iKy this ; CAI.IFliBNIA TRUST COMPANY. morning and w ill immediately or- And in accordance witn law and ganlte the search. n order of th" Board of directors No deflnte Idea has yet been ' made on the Iljth day of June. 19:3. given out regarding tho probable ! so many shares of each parcel of point for which Goforth la headed such stock as may be necessary other than to get anywhere out i ill be sold at public auction at the live agents along the border. No. 1 The American delegation will be Shares Amount i headed by Assistant Secretary An ..5t) 1500.00 'drews of the treasury. The exact 50 500.no date has not been determined. 10 lftO.00 ! The regulations will be designed 230.00 to make effective the terms of tho treaty entered into June 6. office, when 1 missed his brother. He hail Just stepped back a little I way and I had missed him fori only a matter of seconds. Our car was rarked near the. corner of- i .Main anil viaa mreeis. hsm-u ine driver what had become of the i man and he said he had Just slip.; i peii around the corner. "I rushed around tho cornier and not seeing him went on up lo Jackson street. I heard the bell or!' an engine ringing In the yards and i was afraid a train was leaving and ! j that he might make his escape so I tried to notify ' Hie railroad. 1 1 'don't believe, however, that he I tMHinled a train." j A thorojefh search of rooming houses and restaurants proved (u- ot reach of officers. Sludeakor models. builds no yearly BABY'S COLDS U f Boon mppd tn th trotT without "dr.nf" by on of WICKS V VAPORUB office of the Company, 532 Market street. Sat. Francisco. California, on Saturday the 23th day of August. 1925, at the hour of 11:45 o'clock a. m. of jiald day to pay said delin quent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and ex penses of the sale. H. 8. VOl NfJ. Secretary. Office 53 Market Street, San Francisco, Callfuia. tW IT .r,.o J-. ui Y.ris ' Tt.-Jiual Beauty Shop, phone SS. Sll4L