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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. AUGUST 1 7. 1 92 5. ZICLER-FEE HARDWARE GO. For Your Camp Equipment Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunition Phone 25 WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS QUEST FOR THE CONVICTS GOES ON AT RANDOM AUTOMATIC PROVES FATAL PLAYTHING TORT ANUELKS, Wash., Aug. 17. Kenneth M Fitrlttii', Seattle, killed Hubert living, VJ, of Him same city, today by accidentally discharging a pistol In a lint ut Piedmont, 20 miles west of here. McFarluue halt! that Irving liail ben toy in; with an automatic, and that Mr Fart arte took it away from him and removed Ihe magazine. Iiut wtn-n Mcparlane pointed Hit pistol at Irving It discharged, sending a bul.t't through living's mouth and out the hack of his hi ad. ..McFailune explained that one cartridge must have been I -f t in the weapon. , An Inquent will be held. 'ATTENTION! FORD OWNERS I Iowa senatorial election and will j henceforth act as the llrookhurt su I pervlnor. lie relieved Lewis. II. Cook, and It was explained that (he latter would return in Iowa to attend to IC.TSOIial bllill'SS. j On r linrnibliiiiK the post, Mr. I Cook Haiti there would not b "any change on Hi recount Hit nation 'from now on," and that he did not bfllfvt Danit-I h Kfeck, democratic i contestant, would be able to over come I he Ilrookhurt majority. Ttuy your refrigerator now ond save, money. ZlghT Fee Ildw. Co. - o BASEBALL BOOMS IN SUBA Apparently some confusion ban arisen as to whether or not motor Vehicles operated during daylight tuturs only must b equipped wllh headlight devices in conformity with the provisions of Chapter 325, general laws of Oregon VJ2U, as follows: "Every motor vehicle, except motorcycles, operated or driven Upon the public highways of this lute, shall exhibit during the per iod from one half hour arter pun Bet to one half hour before sun clue, and tit time when fog or oth er atmoHphereic condition render the operation of Haiti motor ve blt'len dangerous lo t raff l; or (he UflB of the highways, two head lamps of approximately equal (andlepowcr, not In excess of Iweii ty one candle power," -from this reading It would np pear that such equipment 1h not necessary unless the motor ve hicle In operated under tho condi tions as Bet forth. Numerous Inquiries have enme to (he tlepartmi'iil relit live to mag neto lighting equipment. It 1h a well established fuct that this type of equipment cannot produce the constant candle power necessary to mevt the specified maximums and mltilmuma of the main lighla required by the law, nor can the re quired refills be obtained with tho lights In the dimmed position. - A logical Interpretnlon of (lie law would Imply that motor vehcle now equipped with the magneto us the source of light must be changed to either battery or acetylene uh provided by hucIi law. Adjusters cannot adjust motor vehicle equip ped with miiKnetn tight and Issue: receipts therefor, unleH lliu equipment of the particular ve Mrh fiibmlttetl for adjustment la changed. to meet the requirements of the lnw. - , Huch equipment n Hthe Kay lice roadway light complete, and others of like nature when used as a hi light, and the Hi own Universal re flector In the 4 In. and G In. sites, when used n fog lights, Hill be ap proved by the deparlnieut, provid ed that no portion or Hie Ix atii of light thererroni kIihII strlko the roadway to the left of the rentur axis of tho vehicle and not to ex peed seventy-five feet In front of the motor vehicle. HAM A KllKH, " " Sect JPiy of State HAVANA, Au!. 17. A. I.) ! More than l.nuu amateur and pro ft-HKlonal teams i-asily put baseball In first place 08 the most popular Fporl In Cuba. The American na- ttiiai game, however, - is not the I only one that engagett the attention I of Hie youth of Cuba. I All the larger hoc la I clubs have iftlhli'tlc teams including be.sidet baseball, nwiminlng, rowing, foot jail, track, fencing and Jul alal (Spanl.sh handball.) I For concrete woric coll Taylor, IU Mo. r Imt St. Tel. afi-lt. I r . I nil i rw I AMH1Q IQ HURT; AUTO WRECK I I.OS ANtlKI.KH. Auif. 17. cul len Iandls, niolfun picture net or, was brought to Hie receiving hos pital here early todHy following an niihimohil't in cldenl on Veil I tint Hoiilevitrd near ('alithasas, 27 miles north of here. While the actor I romn'nliietl of pains In the back, hospital Hiirgeons said Hiiperffclal 'examination failed to disclose any Injury. Try nur cow snrny. It la gun ran l'd. Wharton lro. I.I I) WOAfW IHtlN'tJS KIN OKM.AIi I ItOM i;i,lt Ul.XX j I'NION CITY. N. .1.. Aug. 17. f -'-The name of Kllonor (!lyn, I novelist, written on the hack of in photograph found In the pos session of a wet) dressed young woman taken to North Hudson- hospital yesterday for loss of meiii ! (try, today led police to quest Ion ' whether she nileht be (tie daugh j (er of the novelist. Volirn believe the young woman ' wn about in Mlart on n mini vo'- age, Kiitslfsli currency belut; found : in her pocket and among memor anda written on Die hack of a photograph of herself wan the line "cable Kllonor Hlyu. ! LOS ANHKI.KS. Aug. ?7. I Mllonor (llyn, uoveINt, when In- formi'd lteie today of n potlce theory 'that an aphasia victim of i l iilon City, N. .1., wan her dau:h jter. said that this was Impossible, j a both her dautHiterii are in ' Kit rope at present. 1 Madame C.lvn was nt n loss to explain t tin reference to herttelf rtniuil In the woman's posseshm. (Contlnu-d from page one). Captain Paul Hendrlcki of the Ore yon National (iuard at 10:30 yes terday morning, that footprinta has been found where a man bad crossed a mnall creejc runnlnit HiroiiKh Hie Jlenry Jacquet place, n half mile east of the Victor I'oiut ! school house. He declared that the tratk were fresh and that Hie ' person who made them had hob nailn on the left shoe. A truck was I rushed in the district from the prl 'pon and national guardsmen who had been Hcatteted over a consid erable area were brought together for a concentrated search on this llad. At three o'clock Captain (Hejidrlckn reported the discovery, inear the Jacquet place, of a pair jof discarded cotton work socka found near a barn in the direction 'of Union Hill. One of the socks had been patched crudely and by band with a piece of pillow ticking slmi'ar to that used In the prison and the other with a niece of mua- 'lln. This evidence was rushed to thn prison for identification and iimneclion by guards. The fiockn are not the usual kind worn by prisoners, but were of a type worn by a few -convict a who have purchased Home articles of clothing outside. It was said. The patching might easily have h'-en tlone by Hie convicts befor they left, for auch work la permit ted of prisoners In their cells and Devon d the insnecllon of guards. A fact which Adda further weight to this discovery Ia that prison officials believe that each of the eHcaped men took an extra pair of socks with him. The basin tor thin belief was the finding In the Zlnn taxi of a clean, unused sock which had been left In the ma chine bv the men In their escape. SiqhtMrt Jam Prison Road. lieports from the hospital this morn in r Indicate that Lute Sav age, wounded guard, will, recover. H was Ha id to be making very sa tisfactory progrcsa. A steady Mream of automobile 'nrrvlng curious sightseers passed by the prison yesterday In nn al most unbroken line. Traffic be came an congested outside of the I walla that it was necssnry to Rta Itlon a guard there throughout Hie entire dav to keep the line moving l and tn prohibit parking. Heports ifrom Silverton state that hundreda jnf cars poured Into the city yesler idav wllh conf-'cdonera and resfaur 1 ants men. reporting a record- hr "kHii'I business. I Indicative of the dozens of "eads" that officials have re ceived, traced, and round woriniess was the report yesterday from Sub limity, that a truck driver had en countered a suspicious looking men. Tire truck driver was three miles east of Sublimity on tho Sub-llmily-Silverton road when be sb-hled a Ion- man standine on a Ihill about a half mlV distant look ing about him. The truck driver descended and started In pursuit. The man saw the driver an prnachlng and broke for Iho brush the f-r Bide of the ridge. When Hie truck man arrived at Hie top n the bill tn the pnalllnn where the man had b'en he stopped to listen. He then heard distinctly a mnn whistle three times. The In cident was reported to tho prlfion , by telephone und a special posse I i m tied t the district. Unites of effort revealed that the suspicious character was a boy hunting for birds out of season 'who had taken the truck driver for 'a game warden. The lad wai hiiuiing despite the fact that warn ings have been broadcasted through every possible medium. (forbidding people to bunt In that region and advising that they do not appear more than la necessary, j and en mc laity while carrying a gun. Had an armed guard witness ed the boy 'a break for the brush It Is possible that another tragedy might have been added to that of t Hie prison break. : R A T.EM, Ore.. Aug. 1 7 The theory that the three fugitive con jVlcta who escaped from the pent I tentlary Wednesday evening, mav ;have doubled back on their trail land followed down the Pudding river. Instead of penetrating east 'ward further Into the wilds, was j strengthened when It was reported that a cow helonglng to John IHehl. a farmer living two miles north of Sllverton on the Ablqna river, was ! found milked dry Saturday morn ing. II Deputy Warden T.llley advanced the theory hist night after thor ough search of the rtrift Creek can yon bad failed to reveal any trace iof the convicts ever bavlne been i In there. According to Ullev, It would have been nn ensy matter i for tlf fugitives to have for owed downstream through Die brush along Pudding river the night they took to the brush, as no nosve won " Into the country until day light. Mlley went to the Plehl farm this morninr to Investigate, Mav Call Off Troopa. MEIiKORIl, Ore.. Aug. 17. That the national guard troops mav he calk d off from the convict hunt wns Intimated bv Tlrlgadler-fJener-al Oeorge A. While Saturday when he left for Sub-m after spending two weeks vacation at Diamond Lake recuperating from a recent i'lnesH and catching the, limit In trout. - "Th" national guard, paid C en era 1 Wlilte. ''are not state militia and according lo the law, ns I nn derHland It, cannot be used to hunt down criminals, I will Investigate the mat I' t thoroughly upon my re turn to Salem.' AUCTIONEER Dun'l fcMRi'l thnt 1 liunillfl BaU'fl in city or country. M. C. Radabaugh 530 N. Plna St llrnvy chain Iuk Ht Wliiirtnn j llrim. 'school board to meet TODAY'S BASEBALLl! HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Dcnn-Cerretssn Co. i- Tloutliif htiNlncnit iimltcrH nlll lo fltHCUHHfll lit till IlltM'lillK f tt' rbuul Iximil Hchfiluhil hr toniur row niKlit. urcnrillnK In V. J. Ml Cflll, fi-reUry nr ( lt tMianl. No nmlK-ra or i"-ilul IntiT. st nr.- to b. illHCUHHftl. nuyn Mr. Mlrt'lli, and ItMlmrrnw h nifHtliiK Im nnyl thf rtK Ulurly m-hclult'il KrHHlon. National L,.iau At New York: Jl. II. K. : I'hllH.IHiiMa .... 2 S j N.-w York S 9 1 llaltfrlHrt. Carlson itnil lli'ttlltit1; ! (it'iMiMflil tiinl Snyilcr. Iloat with fmm. BROOKHART'8 BROTHER IS RECOUNT REPRESENTATIVE lAwmM I'm. I-. W,r 1 WAftlllNI'.TON, Aitc. 17. Thiini 1.. HriMtklliirt, n liruthtT if tin Iowa lo-nator, tiwik tip IiIk (toslltim loilay hfoi thn ,oniilH rniiiniltti'i rvcntiiiilnv hnllottt frithi lust vt-arN American Lcagu At ChlcaKO: R II. E. I IV'trolt ' 2 0 j CIiIi'iikii r K 2 llutti-rti': llollowny anil HiimnIit: ! lltnuk,nhlii anil Si lialk. ( I ti-lnyfil I account IIkIiI rain . Yesterday' Score,. At Pnrlliitul ti: (laklanil 3 0. At S. ii l tin 3 7: Vernon 2 2. At l.nit AuKi'lca 3 I; Kacratncnlo 21. At San Krnnclaro 107; Salt I ii I 7 I WE KNOW A MAN who doesn't have to worry about automobile Insurance. His enr burned up and be didn't have enough money to buy a new one. We will write you the cover nice vn need nn your car Klre, theft, collision, liability and property damage li.siir auce. It nays to be insuied. C V. YOUNG t SON INSURANCE 1 1 6 Cam St. Phone 417 ' THE LIBERTY THEATER THE BIG PICTURE TODAY-ONLY-TODAY ! Marjorie Daw and Clive Brook IN "Love's Bargain'' A hanl'iiK Pr.imn nf an. I tti.- Theater. Hiimt titniK, Sunerlallri'ly Mminteil. ami Cot roiiilv Itr.-M'O-il Soi t.-lv lliiirna Also: The Spat Family Comedy Also: The Orfgonian Weekly The Elk'i Convention in Portland Starting Tomorrow: "Silent Pal" Willi "Thunder" the Marvel Dor. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST SnmialNt In tin- flttlliK of (llanacfl ' 116 Jackson 8L Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro Chlrcpractor Ni-rye nd 8ptn 8prclaltt. 324 I'tirklna Ulilic. Phnna l:.4 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST PrMn Bldg. RoMbur, Or Phon S. RAT.EM. Ore., Aug., 17. fieorge White, ndlutant general of the Oregon national gtinrd. declared to day that he did not recall mnklnr the statement which he 1 quoted to have made nt Medford. 'A few national guardsmen,'1 Rah! White, "are blntr used mere 'v the fame as nny other citizens. They are wearing their uniforms merely for the unite nf Identifica tion, to nrevent the possibility of th-'lr being cmfusfd with the es caped criminals. And from all I hear Hi y nre doing very good work " Rmokfl Seen l.at Fveninq. WITH PTATK I'OSSK. Near Sll verton, Ore., Aug. 17. I'ossea hunting Tom Murray, F.llsworth 7fllv and .lames Willns, who kill ed two guards when thev escaped from the penitentiary nt finlem, last Wrilnesdav, early today again turned their attention to the dis trict about Hie .lohn Small ranch, Hf'-n mlb'S south of Sllverton. They planned to encircle and close In nn n point where smol:e was pern curling up between two 'limps rt trees et dusk lnt eve ning. Charles J. Kdison and E. A. Ertman, who watched the pmoke, said the movmnent of the smtke indicated that pomeone was trying to fcetp It sinothnrid. The smiilt ranch dlftrlrt baa nt t'neted the possemen daily since thw chase began, and some of the man hunter think It probable that the fugitive are In that district. Shots have been heard in fhat dMrtct several times. More (thnotfng wiik heard last n'trht bv Onre f 'haver's squad, which has been stitlnn"d on Vn Ion Hill, the burial place of the pioneer ftfrmnn family. A tenteHv t'an to cnrrh everv fann In the wide mrnhunt area is being discussed by leadeia of the posses. It Is regarded as possible that Ihe fugitives mav have captured some farmer's home, sent hfni nbotit his work whi'e holding his f a tiiI I v In the house as hostages to iiive Murray time to recover from his wound. Murray resorted to similar means nf biding after he robbed the bank nt Florence, Ore., officers recalled. of prison authorities that the fu gitives would lie In biding until they had a good opportunity and then steal an automobile and make a dash tn get out of the Co ii n i ry being loured by the p.Ms. It also lend)) weight to III: i' H"" juiiu iii-iii, uio i f f rmt-r who re nor! eil he found oim of his cow a milked dry Sat urday morning, as the Dlehl farm Ib in the logical path the couvieta W'tiild take on their way to Mo nitnr. Prison Probt U Thorough. SAT. EM, Ore., Awff. 17.- Atten tion of the coroner's Jury hearing the evidence relative to the prison delivery nt the penitentiary Inst Wednesday evening which resulted In the killing nf two guards and one convict and net three other armed prisoner free, will be fo cued unon the causes contributing ami making possible the break wht-n its deliberations are resumed thl nftemoon. accordlnp to Ils trl. t Attorney John Carson. All of the choree nf lacV nf fM-i- iclnline at (he nrlson. Inefficiency. enwnrdlee and failure tn enpe with (he Htuntlnn will be gnne Into Hun nunhly, Carson Btaled. Among the witnec, summoned wi I be Charles f'hnrttcn. recently rii-rms-'! as nrlncfpnl k'-ener at the wri-on bv the warden, who alleges that lck rf discipline pnit control over the nrlsnn'rs Is entirely re sp'nlble for the breik. Anions the points that have ben rn'ed and which the Investlratlnn wi I P"ek ti clear in the officers aav. are Included the following: T?ow we-e the convicts able to aery rate themstdv's from the rest nf i''e cnnvlcto and rmke thlr way tn the ton nf H" cell tier within re'h nf the roof? How were they able to smuggle the ln"tmm'nts used In making tie 'r pocino Into the cell house without being Detected? i'nw wrn the four or anv one nf I hem nble tn esnne the eves nf nri Is MtflelenMv !ong tn bore the 7n hn'cq that were found In the ro"f whore thev made their exit? Why did Warden Pnlrvmple take tho roth through the main gate nf tie prison yard tn bis bouse In rti' t nf p pun Instead of runnlne half Hie distance across the yard tower No. 1. where be knew a rif' was available? 'hv was It that pumilt wns so sbiw in organ Mne? Another anfle tn he Investtented iq retrnrding the conduct nf Ouird rnvton. ancillary punrd. In the tiirnlM-y's office pt th time nf the h'ok. Accord 'ng tn the stntement lef 1 warde he t"s been nnstlne Tt.ivisnn In the office during the ,.' -.'" hour n hnk im tl" ttirn-v-ev n cs of emrfironcy. Pavlson navo thnt when Vurrnv sought to nier the turnkey's nfflee where th prHcnnl Is Vent he frnvlson Mi-nd h'm In lb" nhdnnvn and knocked him back against a slalr rn"" re Ml tic Tavlsnn then ran pfross the vard to tnwer Nn.- 1 tn tho r'f n w'.h which ho later killed "Oregon" Jones. 11 has dve1oprd thnt nt ihn time the convicts forced their entrance Into Ihe turtikev's ofricrt. pnvlsnn fn wenrlnp or w-n supposed to be woariti" s'dennu. I ' Thia Clue Loot's Good I RM.KM. Aug. 17 The vennrt of i the cur theft pt J?tlveron lock on a new ancle and added significance i In th minds of the prison author Itles with the report of leputy 1 Warden Mlley about 2 o'clock this afternoon. i I.llley corrected the first report that Ihe car wns taken by four men, explaining that four boys, all ; well known and believed reliable In j the Monitor neighborhood, were playing cards In a pool room there ' about 1 o'clock last nk'ht, w hen another of their number left. Today nil four of the boys are missing, and a quantity of canned goods kept In the pool room. j John Wilde, who lives near the pool room, aays that he found bis roadster backed out of the garage this morning and the wiring had .been tampered, Indicating someone had attempted but unable to start It. TJIley wns of the opinion that was that Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electron I o and TtnvThraphy 117 rertloa Did. rtiooa 491 SAT. EM. Ore.. An?. 17. The duo upon which the posse work- d mont nf Saturday afternoon and Sunday wns exploded thi morn Inc. when Henry Jacquet. upon wlio'-o farm a pair of -discarded socks were found nnd where tracks of a man were found cros-dtiK n creek. thN mot nine, ta'phoned to explain (hat the socks were some dis carded bv a harvest hand employ ed by him nnd that the tract across the creek he made himself when turning his cows out to pasture. Checks of the report from John Hlehl thai a con on bin farm had been milked drv during Fri day night, and of Joseph I. Kruse. a neighbor of Plehl's. that his children hail found n revol ver anil nn empty whiskey f near a culvert were Investigated by Peputy Warden I.llley this morning. I.lllev reported that the Pb-hl cow had undoubtedly been milked sometime that nlrht. but s;id that the finding of the revolver and whiskey flunk had nothing to di wllh the convicls, ns the revolver was a calibre nun. n different type from the one taken by the e nvitts In their flight. Four lrn Steal Cap. SAI.KM. Ore. Aug. IT. A M I c hell touring car, Ibenje n 1 7;t a stolen from ih.' vtrift nf Monitor. 7 miles nonti of Sileiton. between 1 nnd 2 o'clock Ibis inornliic. act-ordni to word received hortly afict no'-n ut the prison. i The report said that tht c.r j bad been taken by four men. Iif I no evidence was given lo explain ! how thia Information wai aerur d. The car wns a 1!M model I and wh nwnnlttv Lawrence Ja icobsen. a farmer living two mlbn j from Monitor Thi-4 tiuc beam out the theory Our "Footograph Fit ting System eliminates shoes that bind, rub or pinch your feet and we're ready to show yon whenever you're ready. ROSEBURG BOOT ERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoe. That Sjtltfy and Fit Vour F.et Perkins Bldg.( Roteburg the clue la the botteat ret found. eH-clally when cuunled with the ri-Krt ot John Stanton, t farmer. hu aaya that u he waa drivlnx nlonx the road near McKee.' two mile eat of Monitor, a man atep ued out Into the road wllh hi liandH extended above hla head In a ' alKiiul for Stanton to atop. Thia , waa Saturday afternoon. Stanton sitya that he ateptied on the iras and aped by. Stanton, when shown plctnrea of the fUKltlvea, IMiiuted to Murray aa the man who attempted to atop him. I'oimenien are of the opinion that one of the couvlcta, probably Mur ray, dropped In on the lads play Iiik cards, forced them to accom pany hi in In the stolen car, and commandeered Ihe stolen canned goods. Murray Kidnaps FourT MONITOH. Ore., Auk. 17. Tom Murray, leader of the escaped con victs, is believed to have klilnaie per four younjr men here luxt nlxht and forced them to accompany him In getting out of the country. The missing youths 'are: Law renca Jacobsen, Leo Wilde, Joe Llchte and Otto Lucht. 1'he four youths were playing cards In a pool hall here about 2 o'clock this morning. Suddenly they vanished and late today no trace hud been found. The Mitchell touring car of Ja cottsen also was m!sing. otficera think Murray forced the youths to drive him away in Jacob en' car. KIT.EVE. Ore Ani. M A Mit chell touring car, bearing license platen which should have h-en on a Mitchell roadHter, passed throuKh cresweii this arternoon, according lo a telephone message to the sher iff here. A woman was driving. She ieeiled away when an at tempt was made to question her. Im'iiI officers are of the belief that the convicts, If they are the oms who stole the car at Monitor, may have exchanged license plates with the woman's cur and then ex changed curs. Proof of tne pudding la In tast ing whether buyer or seller read 'he classified ads. t 'hew today t FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished house. I'hone 392 or 49 J. T W MM )M furnish"! apartm-nt for rent. Modern. 344 S. Jackson. FOR RKNT 2 new 2-r(iom furnlsh- iil houses. f9 month. J. Ilurr, Miller's Addition. i'OM AT()KS"ul Parker's, BiTc-a bushel, bring boxes. 4J miles east of town. I'hone 3BF31. LOST On loaiMo- Melrose, IIihmI the 30 by 31, mounted on rim. 231 N. Main St. I'hone 12S. TRUCK and driver wonted to" haul loo tiers oak block. 231 N. Main St. I'hone I2S. Foil SALK neglsterml HninVe shire rams. I'hone 5F33. C. W. (Iroves. Lessons from the Rail Splitter TODAY we honor him, Abraham Lincoln. It likewise is an appro priate time to honor the great mod ' ern rail splitter of financial difficulties. A Savings Account in this strong Bank is the means to that end. - UMPQUA VALLEY BANK Rose burg , Oregon FOR SALE Shepherd pups. S. D. Ooff, Oakland. Ore. FOR TRADE New 5-room modern bungalow In Los Angeles, Cal. restricted district. Phone 1F23. or address Owner, cam News Review. WANTEDWomun to work for family where few hired men are kept. Good wages and good home. On main highway. Address Hox 100, News-Review. FOR SALK Well established and paying restaurant business. In quire 413 W. fuss St. WAN TKD- For Tuesday "morning, two good pear pickers. Phone J1F.U. alter 6 p. m. J. R. Wilson. FOR SALE Stamped ami embroid ered dressea. Also agency for same. Hood sellers. Mra. P. M. Paulson, K. 2. lift nrOulATN in second" hand" A. It. Chase piano, inquire morn ings. 215 South Main. Phone 12: R. FOR RALE One 5 h. p. wood saw nutfit In good condition. Price $125. T. F. Paulson, Looking Class. Phone 1XFIL F( R SALE Two ramlWrledale. ICiunboulllet. Also 3 7-8 grade Hidsteln heifers, bred. N. L, Conn, phone tiFlfi. Roweburg. Ore. LI M iTSI ' Ll'Ifr R spruy solution wil be made at the Sutherlln spray plant, coming season. Buy from our local agent. Allen Tut1 hill. WANTED TO TRADE Good 20 acre farm close to Roseburg for stock and equipment and lease on larger farm. Address Hox 9, R. F. 1). No. 2, Roseburg. THE" FARMERS Muiua.Firo"R.. lief Ass'n of Portland, farm and suburban projerty, rale 35 ct per $100. 1. M. Tuthill, Douglas Co. agent, Oakland, Ore. FOR RENT 3 farms. Farms and houses for sale or trade. I can match any trade. give bar gains. Call and see me before buying. C. M errill, 504 Mill St. WANTED Lady wants position as housekeeper in gentleman's home in city. Good references, address M. A. U. care News-Re-view. FOR SALE 6-room plastered house with bath; large lot, gar age. Price $115o, $2fo cash and flu per month. Chaa Kyes, 82u N. Jackson St. ALFALFA, grain, hay. timothy, I intj hi, iv ni.il U-h.,ul iritt.eun. L teed quality; prompt shipment. Prices upon application. Richard Nytuau, Wulla Walla, Washing ton. FOR RE N T I a rge3To"orii housed partly furnished, near Henson school. City water. Nice shade tree In front of house. $12 month. See A. M. Wallace, 1143 East tiih St. FOR SALE 1922 'lodgo touring; good rubber, mechanically first class. 1921 Star sedan. In good running order, good tires. Gil-1 ham's Highway Garage. Phone i 47S. j ' FOR RENT 6-room house, also 5 room house, furnished, also 5 room unfurnished house. Call from 2 to 8 p. m. 2 blocks east of tith street on Ivan street. E. L Hammond. 1 PI tIC E DF( ) R QlTc K S A L 4 5 acres. 38 acres tillable. 5 acres ; 4 yr. old prune trees' mostly date prunes. 6-room house, barn, wood : house granary. 1 ml. to school. I Good we. Creek through place, j $3200, $1200 cash, balance 'J years time loan. Stock and : equipment and bay Included fori liiuu auiiiiionai. u. w. .oung v i Son. Phone 417. :Wt)MAN REPORTED j INJURED IN WRECK j An automobile accident In which j a woman, supposed to be a resident of a California city, and whose name Is given as Mrs. llaker, is re I ported to have occurred at alout 3 ; o'clock yesterday near Anulattf on I the highway. Details of the smash ' were not obtainable this afternoon, j but reports of various people havu' i It that the woman was badly injur ed, her baby probably fatally injur ed and the sedan which she was driving demolished. It Is claimed that the woman was driving the car when crowded off the-highway as other machines were passing. Other persona were supposed to have been l;i the damaged car at the time or the wreck and the other machines were not reported to have been I damaged. Whether any person ! other than Mrs. Raker and her j baby were Injured Is not said. I It Is said the woman was imme- I diately rushed to a Eugene hos 1 pitul for treatment by a tourist who witnessed the mishap. EUGENE. Ore.. Aug. 17. A check up at the tTiree hospitals In Eugene today failed to reveal any details of the accident reported from Roseburg. No accident cases were reported at any of the hos pitals, and there was no Mim. Raker on the hospital lists. siki Amtrsn:i for his FAIL! ISKTO OUT THE I. S.v NEW YORK, Aug. 17. Hat. tllng Siki. Senegalese, light heavyweight boxer, camo In con flict with the law again today. ( He was arrested on complaint of : immigration officers for over ' staying his six months permit In j this country and was released In $1,000 hail pending a hearing 1 Friday. Peavles. cant-hooks and extra handles at Wharton Bros. WHOSE FAULT? You may take every precaution against fire. Hut what about the other fellow your next door neighbor at home or at busi ness. 1 1 Is carelessness may mean your loss. Let ns protect you frorn his hort comings. MASONIC 81 DC. ROSEBURG. ORE Last Time Tonite "Flames of Desire" the Drama of a Ctrl Who Knew Beauty's Power! FOX NEWS COMEDY 10c 15c TiitsdJr: -THE CITY THAT NEVFR SLfPS" Tonight and Tuesday! 2000 Indians 2000 Frontiersmen 2000U. S. Cavalry When white man clashes with red man on the wild frontier to mould a nation. Flaming drama and one flaming love. widest THE EPIC OF EPICS! 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