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Newspaper Page TextSEX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. AUGUST 29, 1925. rlll. - - ----- en 5 p : if'r-rrr i"- j.T. ri r: "? i fill. on i BOYS' BAND ATTENTION PUT ENTHUSIASM IN YOUR WORK 3 Iluv you ever noticed how much ' nior the inthi'siastlc worker ac- coiupllhf-s? It is a good Inspira tion to see the man who lores his vork and dort it whole-heartedly. Work- aave invest ufely. A't Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. TheRosebuigNalional Dank Roseburg, Ore. COUNTY FINED $750 BECAUSE VIOLATION (fontlnufd from pan 1) Important rehearsal Wed- , ne.ilav. Keof. nd T n'H(u A Used to help In pushing the ferry; .harn to meet new In.triirlor A across the stream. '', n.i ifrnmro for PnriiaTui On Auku.h 11 a government !, ...m-nient iav. (inlv ihr. i'l"ur cronneu cue river ra i" ailenii n rehearsl ulll TERMS STATED I TO AID WESTERN ! DOUGLAS ROADS (Continued from pare 1 ) Leaving For Bandon today for Ilandun, where they will Mr. and Mrx. It. V. Phii-lda and remain vwr the week end. Mix. Shields' ater, Mrs. Nana o Folre. of Oklahoma City, and Mr. j St roud hand Vaughn drag Raw and Mm. Henry Wort hi net on, left 1 for aale at Wharton HroH. Hey! Buddy! Umpqua Post A merican Legion Meets Tuesday Night Be there it's the start of a Rousing Big Year! .-117 nil uuniinn ci- auwiuin; allowed lO KO. limit In law violation. The county i court with utter disregard for the 1 1 f HMv94l laws of thia greatest of all natlona 1 hail furnished neither bell, whistle, horn or other HlKnatllng device, for !tVVTr4Tt4A said ferrv. No life preBervera were 1 carried, no fire extinguishers, the 3 OlinitFV HMOTIIFR operator had no license, and there ' TO UKATH IN CURST were no license numhera on either I 4 the bow or the atern, anil besides I Art.t.a r-ma L.urd Wlr.) , the Terry was operated without pl-' THIIU.NK, Kans . Auk. 29. lot rules. Consequently he Imme-i The three smnll chldren completion of the t'mpqua highway be !ani construction of the stretch of ;the Kooseveit highway between the Coos county line and thia city. dialely reported these flagrant vlo-' lations and the county was fined tSSO for having no pilot rules, S 1 or) for having no whUtle or horn, $100 ! for having no bell, into for having no life preserve, $1M0 for having; no licensed operator, $100 for hav-i lug no fire extinguisher, and $10 for having no letters on the bow, I It Ih certain that the eoplH of Doiiglaa county had no Intimation , or the enormity of the crime of the county court Just think of the absolute deprav ity III Allnwtnp A ferrv Imut In ornii the broad expanse of the mighty ! or lieorge Bradley were smothered to death here late yesterday, when they were trapped by the fulling of a lid that clamped shut on a large tool box, in which they were playing. When supper time came and the children did not appear, the pnrents made a search anil found the bodies in the box. t'mpqua without whistle, horn or bell. The fact that both ends are securely tied to a cable is not In the least a mitigating circumstance. If any other boat should want to pass. FIRE AT DUMP - GROUND IS OUT After pouting several liun- even though it might be anchored dr'"1 Owand gallons of wa- to the same cable, how could the ' ,,,r on ,t"' aumn uround "re. ferryman exchange courtesies with-! cl,v o'"cIh1h believe that they out a horn? I vm ultimately succeed in ex- Hut worst of all almost beyond lnulshlii7 the fire which has belief the county court has per- ven burning for four days. milled the ferry to ply from one Yesterday evening the pump- bank to the other of the Umpqua '"r was mrA- ani1 0 "ream un- river, almost 100 yards, without d,"r pressure cut a channel pilot rules. What If the ferry across the dump pile, after should become lost enroute and the' dynamite had failed, because lives of Innocent people be endan-! ,n" looseness of the rubble. gered, Just because the ferryman i A" yesterday afternoon, last failed to take on a pilot when ! tiltrht, and today two streamB Hearing shore? ( of water have been played on In order to prevent further dlf-l ,lie P11" anil It appears that flculty, we propose a set of rules the fire will soon be ex- for the operation of ferries: tlngulshed. 1. All ferries shall be operated ! by a ferryman, to be known as the skipper, and an assistant to b designated as first mate. iii.i.A..A... 2. All ferries shall be equipped with a whistle, horn and bell, all umpoiia post tci 1 of which shall be sounded In turn Z ""Xttlesmv lUirHT 1 before the ferry leaves the shore. I tf7. .? N.U.T Z 3. In starting the nepltniia .ny.r ' in wnk ill uie w Cook with gaa. SON OF BEECHER, NOTED PREACHER, KILLED IN FALL (Amrc1at4 frtm Lmtd jrir., SEATTLK. Auk. 29 Captain lit rbrt F. Ilffchr, atd 71, pio neer pilot of the North I'aclflc and son of Henry Ward Hrecher, a preacher of Krooklyn, N. Y., waa killed tolay at Port Townaend at the entrance of Puget Sound, north of here. Heecher was fttandlnfe on a wharf waiting to board a ship when a stringer between two pil Intj! gave way hurljng him on a pile driver tender twelve feet below. Ho struck on his head Terminal Beauty Shop, phone 5S6. t BORN J HKNNKTT To Mr. and Mrs. W. 1". Hennelt, of 820 .Houck street, at Mercy Hospital, Satur day, August 29, at 71 pound girl. Heat with gas. Ilert Benjamin, former Hoseburg man, spent Thursday and Friday in this city visiting with old friends. Mr. Benjamin has been spending the past jrear in New York City, and left yesterday afternoon for California points. He Is the son of the late C. Y. Benjamin, at one time editor of the "Plalndealer," which was later the "Roseburg Newa." Ho will be remembered here by many residents. ! age the skipper shall Instruct the t T"I".U ; ninto tn nt. . Can leg j, (iiiiMu, OIIW lONl Wll, 'and while the mate mans the can- ( siun, ttie skipper shall Bing cnanti WOMEN WANTED! FOR CANNERY WORK APPLY AT CANNERY OR PHONE 525 Umpqua Valley Canning Company Roseburg, Oregon , un, the skipper shall sing a ! I ,V antey. The mate shall then pro-ll lM a.' eil to the bow of the ship, and T fl, all speak those immortal words I tl'ftaln Post of the Amerl- can Legion following the sum mer vacation period will be held next Tuesdav night at armory. A big attend- ceei o the how nf the xhln ,..! -"" l'ei:ieu aim ine en- shall speak those Immortal words '""alnment committee will or all true sailors: "Soldier, you T f' program. I ne l-e- v can't stand there." The mate shall gion members are verv en- then lengthen the cables on the thusiastlc over the opening of rear of the ferrv and shorten those meetincs again and are on the front. In order to take ad-' nlannlng some llvewlre sctlv- vantage of the current of thei f"r ,ne winter months. Htrnm II.. .hull II.A.. nM-n.,1 n attach the Ignition wlrea and crank WHOSE FAULT? You may take every precaution against fire. Hut whnt about the other follow your next door neighbor nt home or at busi ness. His carelessness may mean your loss. Let us protect you from his i hnrtcoiniuga. The Liberty Theatre BUNDAY .MONDAY TUESDAY MASONIC It DC HDSf BI1RC. 0 NSW TODAY FOR SALE Baby buggy. Fine con dition. Phone 234-L. SKKWIMJAMS'DillrGardt-na money-saving suggestions in to night's paper.' FOlTSALE 15tltT2-ftla"rge laurel and oak, $4.00 per tier. I)enn-t.erret.en Co. F()RSALR Two goodmilch cows, cheap. 864 Military St. A. A. Bellows. Mrs. Francis Camupell, a Medford woman, lies In Mercy Hospital seriously injured as a result of an auto accident yesterday afternoon at about 6 o'clock, w hen the car -in which she was riding went over the grade at Hairpin Curve, at the top of Camas mountain. Mrs. Campbell, with her hus band was in the car. driving toward the coast. Mr. Campbell stopped the car on the grade, applying the brakes, and getting out of the car to look around. When stepping In front of the car, he notice a block of wood In front of the right front wheel, and kicked It from under the wheel. The block which was holding the car from movement, when removed let the car slide, it going over the grade, turning slightly to the right, and making a complete turn over and landing in a large pile of lumber poles. Mrs. Campbell was pinned under the wheel, and It was with some diffi culty that she was removed. Dr. Chas. B. Wade was called to the scene of the accident, and the wo- ' man brought to this city, where j she was taken to Mercy hospital. She suffered a deep scalp wound to the right of her head, the wound continuing down her forehead, and Into the right eye, tearing the lid, which may possibly cause serious injury to the sight. Another wound three inches long, on the forehead, also went the length of her left lid. but did not penetrate the eye ball. She suffered bruises about the right shoulder and other parts of her body, and may also have a fracture of her right shoulder. Her condition la such that she Is unable to be moved, and until she is improxed, no X-ray will be tak en. It Is thought thatvshe is Buf fering from a fracture of the skull but this cannot be determined until an X-ray is taken, and further ex amination is made. The car was badly wrecked, and until a late hour today men work ing In an effort to remove It from the ditch, had been unsuccessful. One wheel was completely smash ed, the top completely torn to pieces, and other damages sustained. BE CHEERFUL , 1 The Ideal of restored bealtb which Is In the heart of every one having anything less than complete health, may be rvallted in the fullest possible measure through CHIRO I RACT1C normalization. The spine Is a veritable "Switchboard" through which the nerves are routed to every part of the body. Keep these nerves free from pressurs at th-lr spinal exit, by CillHO l'HACTIC adjustment and health Is the resul'. CHIKOHKACTIO "riCST," NOT 'LAST" . "Yours for HeLlth'1 327 W. Cass DR. CATHERINE McNEIL Phona 694-J Cook with gas. COME TO DILLARD WILLIAMS' DILLARD GARDENS WILLIAMS DILLARO GARDEN8 wish to thank you for your patronage during the past week. CANTALOUPES are now at the height of their season their best and tastiest. We have seven varieties. WATERMELONS The sort that made Dlllard famouf are fully seasoned. Choice first pick melons from a field hitherto untouched. We have five kinds of these, ELBERTAS like those we had last Sunday. TOMATOES In plenty. Anyway you want them, box or bushel. We pick tbem or you may. OUR prices are NOT increased for Sunday trade and by buying direct from the grower, the size of your dollar Is Increased at the BLUE AND GOLD STANDS Larry Semon illiliiii I -t.o.Mr.:n 1 v mam i t XI V. I I I MJfA W 11 FJ' lt i-.fi.Jfrf','rv.- 11 t m m t -1 r a ll'll I - .Ti fV 5;f .. Auctioneer I nm ready for dntea in city or country, write or cnll me for dates. House hold goods and fnrm ma chinery a specialty. Let John Do It JOHN ABEENE Phone 42F3 Oakland Oregon AUCTIONEER Don't forget that I handle sales in city or country. M. C. Radabaugh 630 N. Pins St. HOUSE PAINT i $2.40 per Gallon ,'j Denn-Gerretscn Co. " vigorously, and If the motor starts, he shall endeavor to keep It run ning during the entire trip. ' 4. ImmiMliulc)- upon pittlltig out upon the hosoin of the rlr, the skipper shall nilvlse all ilfissen gers to don lite preserverB, and shall appoint a crew to operate the fire extinguisher. 5. As the boat reaches a point within ten paces of the opjiosite , bank, the skipper shall order the mate to disconnect the ignition jwiri s and stop the motor. If iaine I has not already Btoi-il. and to halt the momentum of the vessel I with a strong mle which shall he I furnished Tor such purpose. The I skipper shall then hiuiimI three blasts on the horn for a pilot, who before coming iilioanl must care fully read the p ru,.s, nm ,,t. proceed lo bring the boat safely ashore. If the above rules are followed there Is no question but that the ferries of the county can be opera ted across the river at least once each day. In the meantime the count v court is planning upon calling together a committee of Investigation (( ,e termine which Is the bow of a boat which travels both ways. If the committee is unable to decide 11 turntable will probably be Instal led nt each end nf the cable, as the ; law provides that license nil nils must he on the bow. As a result of the ex'stlng situ nt on residents of the county are nilvtsed to prepare themselves lo he reconciled to the temporarv ah senc-e of Counlv .ln,g(. (leorire (Jiilne. and ('ommlssloners i:,l , Weaver and ('. L. Ilccklcy. Ac ... 1 .1 Attorney (;Uj Savings and Loan Association. .......... ... ,,iiny image! contains STn-vTv v -TF'hoVfi no prov Is on for the navnient or Al.hsiA.N ..ir.! no cm fines, and the roiin.y court wHI h. i " T,tKKS aml Wh, n renulred to lav out the , i i writing, give references and ex- Jail. These officials are h, i perienre, If any. Kussellvllle Nur IIOMKSTKADS LOCATK1) Guaran teed with timber. S. S. Morrison, llox 12B1, Roseburg. W ANTE 1)2 "dozen " llvej young chickens. I 'hone 29S R, or call at 217 S. Stephens. FOItrtENT Goodhay " gralii acreage on highway. II 1, llox H2, Hoseburg. f,7lltRKNT -Mciilernflve5oni hemse on Hint St.'A. V. llraugh ton, Miller's Ailclilion. rOU" S A t.E S "tic rs wooilT-heat lnc . stove. 2 galvanized tubs, and lin oleum. See thorn at5"3 Mill St. FOR SALE Milch eows alSo ' young pigs. O. A. Rowe.' on high way, one mile north of Wilbur. tiLUlKs.i"acre claifjr or sheep ranch for property In or around Roseburg. ltox 109, Beav er Creek. Ore. FOR RENT Nice, co 5-room plastered house. W'l!! rent at J17.5U per month. (".. U. HelhiK, 4o? W, .('ass St. 1 WANTKlTwo good second hand bicycles. For children s and 11 yeattold. Write or call 231 E. Commercial St. I WANTKlC Woman" oF" gill for 1 housework. ANo man for farm work. Farm Hurea'l Cooperative Exchange, rhone Its. CHICKEN DINNER- sTrved on Sundays. Room and board by the week. The Oxford, 217 S. Steph- ens. I'hone 29S-U. j FOR' SAT. ENew 'modem bunga low, v.ith basement and gatage. close In. Wimld consider car as part payment. I'hone Ilfiti It. TOMATOES 50centsier bciihVf. V.'e pick. Ilring boxes. Also will have larire petite prunes for canning $1.2r. bushel. Parker, 41 miles east. Phone 3linil. IlO"Yi HS EI'l )"" I! KA I ) vc7 S H If you own your home nr.d nted Immediate funds we ran give you prompt service. The I'mpqua PORTLAND GOLFERS OFF TO MEET MEDFORD TEAM PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 29. Twelve Portland golfers left here last night for Medford where they will play in an invitational tourna ment today and Sunday. Those making the trip are: Wal ter E. Pearson, ('. E. Nelson. J. C. EIrocl. Leonard Wells. J. K. Jan der, all of Wavcrly Country Club; I.. C. Newlands, Hugh McCredle, W. J. Roope. A. G. Smith and T. M. JIart. all of the Portland Golf Club, and C. A. Sharp of the Col umbiaCrmntry Club. Quality Shingles New car just received. Ask us about them Denn-Gcrretsen Co. 231 N. Main St. Phone 128 BUT THE JURY awarded Jones J6.000.00 dam ages. Smith was a careful driver, never had an accident while driving his car. until his car struck Jones. Really wasn't Smith's fault, but the, Jurv . And for a few ' dollars Smith could have car ried public liability insurance on his car. How about your car? Are you taking a chance, too? We will write you the coverage you need. G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Caw St. Phone 417 DANCE AT IDLEYLD SATURDAY NIGHT Music by Rock Creek Four Wienie Roast After Dance. IM.I.M.MIMI.IIM.MI.I Travel To SAN FRANCISCO Los Angeles and Way Points BY PICKWICK STAGE Two Schedules Daily Leaving Terminal Hotel 7 A. M. and 3:35 P. M. One Way Fare to S. F $14.75 Round Trip Fare to S. F. 29.00 une Way f are to L. A 26.60 Round Trip Fare to L. A 50.00 Two Days to San Francisco and Three Days to Los Angeles by Pickwick Stags CALL S - I Terminal Hotel g Phone 586, Roseburg, Ore., for Information f r.T.-iw.w.w..w -niuinK uie rules or t tie game commonly known as "Ruinniv" In order that they may pass away the time while Incarcerated. K. Co Port- Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkin Bldcj. Rotaburg, Or Phone Sa il's a wli!!! "THE WlXAItn OF .." with I.arry Semon. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronlo and 'Electro-Thoraphy 4tT P.rKn. Rlitcr Phon. 401 TOM WORD TO BE WARDEN OF STATE PRISON Dr. Rupert A. Moon Eleotro-Chlropractor Nerve and 8plne Specialist. 4 Perkins Bldg. rhone (54 do SEE The Thrilling Comedy l i 'l i e oinl'-itnl l.nnd of in' 1 ti.' Ivn of Man I.attnK Lion! Tlie ruinous Scarecrow and Tin Tin startling Altplatie Hescm: The li ll Foot Loup for Life! All combined In the gienlest screen nmelty e ver made. Van! Prices lQ-25c DR. DEAN E.BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Frdallflt In th ftttlnf of OIe 116 Jiickion St. (OontlnuPri from pare 1 ' tho MrniM ( a (h plorable ck i nf illHclplino at ih prison, and f , tr lh Kincrnor's own rnmmlfti-. ! had ivportr.f. r nni-I (n rHiiniii, ! nimrlrr- lo hn without fmiP(Utl(n I !alrmplf. ft I rvportH, r-llatH. i I Is ri'MiMilriK to mtp (loTcrnor I ilMrc Trom thn fniMrrajs-tnifnt In j rlilnt to tli ronrit'mnatinn that hi h'tn voiced by th ii-'wspap rs of ih ntBt ami othorn at thp prf on admlnUtralloii ninrf tht v capo. Tht rnntonta of th n port of t)i 1 rovt'rnor uporinl ronimittt jitill remain iinkno?, t'xivnt to a few. 1 hut It ha li akt'd oul that t r tv r of thf prison admintwt vatlm, In not no !rvr as wa firnt In IImihi.mI S trittntlon that !h pri son ward.n U t-mp4'ramntally rot flttd for the pom In (milI to rontalntd in the report. j How long ihould ft wife live? It n m wtxV! -TUK WIAKP OF Oa." with Lurry S'mou 1 iry Co., Jl. land. Onv IP Y()I'AUK lookitrfT" Tor h home or a place to build, that I r Inst il, why not ir.vH.4ilat the prop erty at the corner of Pouglaa and Fowler. Just easi of thi court hou.n1? Ixt l K'tiso feet. AOKNTS WAXTK1V-A responsible partner wanted to handk our In terents in your territory. in come, caay. No invent nirnt. Write quick. Style Arch Shoe Compnny. )ept. M'MU). rinclnnatl. JffTTE WANTKITTm wanted (city or country) old es tablished company will supply capital and atari you In your own permanent buine aellinn liec easltles people mut buy etery day. Kxpert nee unnen p.iry. rite McConnon He Co., Factory 29. Winona, Minn. Wii.nTHAI-K T rmini bon!.e"and"S 25xlftt lota alued l-t", haviiiK new double garage, 1 block off pavement, (.ravel road to Karaeet Vlfh or 7 room hiune on level jtround on pavement. Wllllnn to a-Mtmo added differt'nee. I'hone 4!TY. AO K NTS WAVTKP -"Amailnc proflfa throuch new methivU Hir line ntvllsh suarant'fd ahirts 3 for t4 95. Sell on aipht. Complete outfit aMolutely free. Cash earning In advance. deliver and collect. Inexperienced make bit money. f?ncrirnced double earnlnca. either a main or 9idc line. Write quick. Fashion Wear Bliti ta. lH-pt C3vK), t incinnaiJ. ' Vital Topics DO YOUR NF.RYES CARRY FULL ' CURRENT) - NCRVE current must be uniform and regular to alt parts of the body. Thii constitutes Health. Illness is simply irregular, inter fered nerve current. CHIROPRACTIC restores normal NERVE CUR RENT. ELECTRO THERAPY and ACTINIC RAY THERAPY remove in flnmntions. a t i m u In t es organ and cell activity, energize, soothe, and in mnny ways aid nature to restore one to normal health. Electro - Chiropractic, the Health Way. Make it Your Habit Dr. Rupert A. Moon Parkins Bids- Phone 594 Mr. and Mrs. V.'. H. Canon, of Telegrapher Leaves formerly regiatcr o" me rtoscburK' man of this city, left this morninK for fcan rrancisco where he will land office. Is now conducts a ' . . , T ,k . T t laree pear orchard near the city be '"-ployed by the postal Tele- of Medford. i1;"" ' "i"' ." V" , been studying felepraphy In the lo- LAST TIME TONITE Jackie Coogan "BOYOF FLANDERS" The triumph of Jackie's en- tire career. Alto Comedy 10c New 25c Starts Tomorrow Jack Hoxie "RedRiders" A PI Wenlem leal telegraph school for the pant I few months. LAST TIME TONITE Rex' The King of Wild Horses in "BLACK CYCLONE" PTART$ TOMORROW D. W. Griffith's "ISNT LIFE WONDERFUL"