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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURGNEVS-RF.VIEW. MONDAY. AUGUST 24. 1925. nv. law Lwi SBnnil a Wis Prof MAReELL ; 77k? iVafare Man Hear His Sensational Lecture Tonight ! Being held oyer on account of rain Saturday night. HOT SPARKS FROM THE ANVIL OF TRUTH BY THE MAN WHO IS NOT AFRAID TO TELL IT. Big crowds each night last week. Out in the openplenty of air plenty of seats. S3 J No Charges No Collection SEE LITTLE WILLIE GREEN TONIGHT! THE SMALLEST CHILD EVER BORN ALIVE! FOUR YEARS OLD-MEASURES ONLY 3 INCHES IN LENGTH-WEIGHS LESS THAN 2 OUNCES. FULLY FORMED-FULLY BORN-A WONDER TO ALL WHO SEE HIM TONIGHT-LEARN THE REASON WHY? WHOSE FAULT WAS IT? YOUNG MAN ARE YOU FIT TO MARRY? HOW LONG SHOULD YOU LET YOUR WIFE LIVE? COME-BRING YOUR FRIENDS 315 W.Lane St., bet. Stephen and So. Pine - - -- 8 o'Clock Sharp Learn of the Radioactive Mineral of the Earth. All Lectures under the auspices of the Marcelhan Better Health Club, Pacific Coast Division. 901 to 913 Lombard Street, Portland, Oregon. IE PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H PbYLBIl ChlropractK physician, 129 W. Lane St Prune Trays, Boxes, Egg Crates Manufactured by C. A. STELZIER Myrtle Creek, Ore. ' Phone 2604 LATE EDITOR OF III FINAL SLEEP WHEiN LN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Often the suit or wrap you are ready to discard peeds only the skillful handiwork of our cleaning. What do you care, so it LOOKS like a new one. Our Auto Will Call ' Phono 277 (AtwocUtrd PrM Leuod Wire.) CHICAGO'. Aup. 24. Victor Fre mont Lawson. was claimed today from the outstanding position Jnto which a half century of achieve ments thrust him. despite a dispo sition naturally modest and retiring, for a last simple tribute from a few surviving relatives and a great host of friends. From a world figure in journal ism, a tremendous force for the public goods, a benefactor of the poor, a far sighted business man and a mighty church leader, he was In the solemn rites for the depart ed permitted to become a mourned relative, counsellor and friend. It was his wish that his funeral service and burial b shoru of all Sstentation and display.. So It was lat they were planned. In keeping with that wish no ser vice was planned In the great stone mansion he and his bride spent years In devising. There his body has been laying at rest, a repose, after a lifetime divested of relaxa tion, aftr his d"ath there last Wednesday night from overwork. In spite his demand Tor simpli city, a great company of mourners, many nationally known In 4 he field of Journalism, in which, as proprie tor and editor of the 'hlraeo Dally' News and co-founder of The Asso ciHted Tress. Mr. I,awsnn was a commanding figure for fifty years, was here fur the funeral service at 1 1 o'clock this morning in the little New England Congregational church, preceding hnrlal at Grace- lanrt cemetery. It was entirely fitting that all that remained mortal of Victor Lawson should be borne to the lit tle stone edifice' for the church's last rite. It was a milestone that ever recurred In his life.. The rite was in the quiet old fashioned church, in the days of his youth, he lent his voice to the singing from the step choir loft. There he became acquainted with Miss Jessie Ilradley nearly half a century ago; there they were mar ried, and there, 34 years later, Mr. Lawson knelt for comfort when Mi's. Lawson died. EIGHT DETECTIVES MFMFEfflLES from that district. The papt'r com ' pany owns a largo number of tracts i i; between the Sluslaw and the Ump-j jj qua rivers and It It said that plans I for a mill near Westlnke are also! i being made by the concern although I no definite announcement has ' made, by the firm. The cutting Is j expected to be on a large scale In the near future when tentative plans are completed, it is said. Eugene Guard. Studcbaker builds no yearly models. BUSSEY'S MISHAP LEADS TO ACTION $25,000 DAMAGES Action for $25,533 damages has been filed at En sen e against the Standard Oil company as the re sult of an accident at Cottage Grove last April, when an employe of the company. Charles H. Bussey, well known in Koseburg, where he formerly worked for the firm, while driving a truck owned by the com pany, struck and fatally injured Mrs. G. W. Kwlnehart. The suit was instituted by the woman's husband and liunsey is Darned as a co defendant. It Is alleged In the complaint that the driver was negligent and did not exercisw the caution whn approaching the crossing where the woman was struck. Mrs. Swine hart died an hour after the acci dent. It Is stuted. The general damages are set at $25,000 and special damages of $:i33.5 alleged due as the rosult of medical and funeral expenses paid by the estate. NEW YORK, Aug. 24. As the i result of what he regards as at tempts by wtimrn to lure him and I other plots. Max IMiillips, wealthy (collar manufacturer and polo p ay jer. Is being closely guarded on his 700-acre estate ntar Eaton town, N. J. Eight armed detectives are on 'guard. Phillips carries a pistol. Watch dogs give warning If a 'stranger approaches. I Meanwhile three women, pre sumably detectives, and a male de fective are out on ball after being arrested on Phillips' com plain I. The purpose of the plols, he savs, Ms to weaken his control of the Phillips-Jones company, which i makes Van Reuse n collars. The hounding has persisted for months rdt the instigation of a New York banker, he says. I The women were arrested on his I estate Friday night after detectives in his employ had listTed with ithein by ni sns or a te.ephonlc vlce. H sayg the women tried to , luro him aboard a yacht and take .a trip to New England with the in dention of having him arrested fur the violation of the Mann act. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. FOR SALE Closing out prices on Jrult Jars at Churchill's. Ituy here and save at our reduced prices. How long should a wife live? PAPER COMPANY SOON TO CUT SPRUCE IN DOUGLAS lagging operations hy tiie Crown) WillHinettn Taper company of Om-; gon Ctty In a large tract of spruce; timber In Western Lane and iHiug-i Ins counties Is expected in the near' fn'nr according to lumbermen DELINQUENT 8ALE NOTICE Southern Oiegon Gas Company. Location of principal place of bust ness, San Francisco, California. Lo cation of works. State of Oregon. Notice There are delinquent up on the following described stock, on account of aq assessment levied on the 26th day of June, 1925, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective sharehold ers, as follows: No. Names Shares Amount Martha Heurlng 00 $500.00 Helen C. Jacobsen M 600.00 Neal Power 10 100.00 T. W. Miles 25 250.00 All of the foregoing shares are Included in certificates Nos. 10, 13. 15, 17, standing In the nnme of LOUIS SI'TTER and held In es crow pursuant to Instruction from the Corporation Commissioner of the State of California, by ANGLO CALIFORNIA TRI'ST COMPANY. And In accordnnc with iaw and an order of the pnard of Directors made on the 2ith day of June. 1925, so many shares of each parcel of onnh mit.fXr mm mats Ki naMmiirV Will be sold st public auction nt the I office of the Company, E.'12 Market street. San Francisco, California, on Saturday the 2'Jth day of August. 1925, at the hour or 11:45 o'clock a. m. of said day to pay said delin quent assessment thereon, together I with costs of advertising and cx-i penses of the Bale. II. S. YOL'NO, Secretary. . Office r.M Market Street, San Francisco. California. ALL Kinds of lathe and machine work done at 121 N. l'lne St. Foil SALE One liamboulclte and one Delaine buck, lioycr Bros. Phone 14F14. SAWMILL FOIl SALE For price and terms write J. F. Bice, Myr tle Creek. Ore. PEACHES "-"Canning Crawford's $1.50 per apple box. Phone 37F12. O. A. Johnson. NO PEACHES Our Crawfo"rd peaches are all gone. Jacob Sharps, (iarden Valley. FOR SALE FinoElbert"pcTc"licl". Hring boxes. Hay Aikens, Illddle, Ore. Phone 6F14. ITALIAN PRUNES For canning at the Arbor Stand, 5 miles out on leer Creek road. PUR-SALE !irese3 Plymouth Hock chickens, 30c per pound. Phone 4F5.G. A. lllckel. FOIl" SALE Fifteen registered Shropshire rams. J. V. Cheno weth, Oakland, Oregon. FOIl" SALE Oldsmnbilo touring car. Excellent condition, Driven shoo miles. Marie Martens. Phone 212. . PEACH ES F( til RAXEFine Al berta peaches. Dring containers and get name at $2.25 per bu. Call or phone sFJ. W, L. Krantz, (iarden Valley. FOirSALEf)rlirnraiiefilrau to, nice little restaurant busi ness Will give good trade. Cull at 47 West Cass St. FOIl SALE Round reed Sturgla baby buggy. Phone 234-L. Folt SALE Hampcuiire ram. W. G. Paul, South Deer Creek. FOR SALE 6-room modern houtc 5llxl!S ft. lot. Euy payments. Would consider good car up to $r.U and little each. Ilalance like rent. Write F. P. 1J.. News-Review. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE Six-room house, garage, street paved, best neighborhood, two blocks from Hose school. Half cash, balance monthly payments. Clias. F. Ilop- kins 42Q.Perkln lIulldliiK. FOIl SALE Tomatoes, the very best of my crop; get them while they aro good, before it rains. Ilrlng your boxes and pick them yourself for f0 cents iter bushel J. E. Evnnx, rxllard. Look for the Shell gas Kign, USED FOIIDS 1J2I FoiU touring . $:!25 11124 Ford roadster 325 1923 Ford coupe 451) 1S24 Ford coupe 450 11124 Ford sedan 625 Hoy Catching Motor Co. 125 N. Hose. Itoseburg FOIl RENT 2-room apartment close In. Reasonable. Phone 227-Y. FOIl KENT Desirable seven-ruooi house with garage, close 'in, Phone 437J. FOIl KENT l'fi-acro farm north o( Huseburg on the highway. Mrs. L. McClarnan. FOIl" n RNf LaTge, clean three room furnished apartmeut Call 917 Cobb St. FUIl RENT ModcrEr7ooinDouIe on Flint St. Inquire A. F. liraugb ton, Miller's Addition. FOIl KE.n'T Modern two-room npt, partly furnished. 929 Win chester St. Also sleeping room. I WANTED FOR RENT FOIl RENT Sleeping rooms. 210 South Hose. I FOIl II ENT -Funiisbi "i1"'' "rooms, j close In. 411 North Hose. FOll KENT--Furnished holm-keep. Itig room at. 2tti N. itose street. : Foil HENT--D rVsiin "lurnl'sheil j houae. Lights and water. Helbig anil drove's Real Eslalu Co. I Phone 21.2. WANTED Girl or woman for gen eral housework. Phone 234-L. WANTEl-56u secondhind bricE Write II. A. Wilson, Melrose, Oregon. REFINED lady wantshbuBework by day or hour; go home nights, llox 453, llosi burg. WANTED TO RENT Modern fur nlBhed house by reliable people,. E. J., News-Review. WANTEIStock ranchTFumlshea sheep ranch preferred. Good ref erences if needed. John Wilkin son, Yoncalla, Ore. WANTED Experienced wom&nZ to help cook for prune hands. Ad dress fck Hox No. 8, L'mpqua, or phone 51F5, Oakland. J. G. llacon. . I MISCELLANEOUS sssnasncsri in. iTOBBY Motorists!! We have Just equipped our shop and are prepared to han dle all kinds of repairs, elec tric service especially. We are here to give satisfaction. AL YOUNG IN CHARGE SOUTH END Service Co. C OFeeANS.AMKV-FOFA. Cof JpaAM' LOOK THE RE. CA CANT STAY VP HERE IM Wo SWE VS Mv A t.CEE.' J M TwsotecABiwtMTHH 50MeMoee7 lCJK T M H MOVMTINSVoiTMONLY - ' VJtSH HAD OLE SY fJJHlSUTTLElTOftA'TS ? .SUNG-SMOT NtTM ME v h ' L.J J.. - I -IX'. WJU.I I I .1 nil. il 11 S..I -111 -I i mitn,, 1.1 ' il . AH Set for a Long Stay, By WINNER CHE VMViT VEP-Y MARC To CATCH AWAIOW MK dom-i MtEDA c;o SACK TO GRAW'PA -to cet Some biiv;8 - we ll. -vAe -cw Good cue mooiot im hem opto the cabim am Live , Ef,t.S-(fct' I Le t(.fci GOSrt.ViE OOeSt EV)EB WAFTA 60 HOME NOVO, VJtf H A Good OLE WILD HEM LIKE THIS VJE CAW RAISE ALL THE CHICKENS V.E. VJAkjTTO EAT - VOE COT A FRVlfvi-PAkJ AW VtuE'tL WA"JE FRIED SHUlfJC CHlCKEM EVER. DAV V CAR OWNEIl Don't forget ta 1 1 ti3 wli.-n in need of auto parts. Karl's Autu Wrecking IfOIIM'. FOR THANE- A new Kludebaler to trade for modern home, what have you? Address tlx 667, Rose burg. MARCEL aiid bucufOuSTMor? curl 7.c. Hair cuts Sec. At ill S. Main St. I'hono 67-Y. Mrs, Amj Rogers. E Dl : ( : A T I ON A L- Wi I ly otTfUrone of the positions as a telegraph operator that will be open to students of our school this jrearT FnioMnicul days Monday and Thursday evenings. Night classes only. Koaeburg Telegiapb Inxtl tu'e. 2: 1 I'erkins lildg. phone 121 J.- LOST AND FOUND LOST rolls lis films Juat by not taking them to Chas. Clark on Cass St. to have them devel ! oped anil printed. "S-hour serv j lee." I laik Sluihn, Cas St. . LOST IP-tween Melroso and Rows j burg, auto truck tlrn with rim, ! .IJnli. Finder please leave at j M.-lroMo store or phone 11F25. ! Rewind. ' Read the Classified ads, I in The News-Review. They, I mean dollar to you.