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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. AUGUST 31.1925, Qlfeiv Lines Jbr . U M IN 1 " " For weeks every express from New York has been bringing us the newest things from that center of fashion We are now ready and never were we better able to demonstrate the high quality that marks our COATS AND DRESSES Si' 'l'fi.-J PRICES WILL ATTRACT So alluring are the values of our new Coats and Dresses that we ad vise your early selection. Of course our regular customers will un derstand, but our prices and quality offerings this fall will bring us a host of new ones, which means we can serve you better if you come early. Wool and Velvet Coats, in a Score of New Materials ' Silk and Woo! Dresses in Dozen of New Styles .50 and up Fur Choken New Stock of Chok ers of all sizes $7.50 to $40.00 $1C Better Service Better Mereh etipui Shoes The New Oxfords and Pumps Have Arrived $3.50 to $9.00 The Liberty Theatre TONIGHT AND TUESDAY .Mm. t.'luru Knlnune umt poll unci daughter, nf Hi l rlly. li-tt Ihis morning for Myrtle Creek, where they will upend the next two or three weeks. J&M0$fk Larry Semon j I'r-.". iPPliiii WHOSE FAULT? Yon may take every precaution against fire. Hut what about the other fellow your next door nelKhhor at home or at busi ness. Hie carelessness may mean your loss. ,et ua protect you from mil r.hortconilngs. M1S0IIC not MSI BURG. Oil Ti BOYS' BAND ATTENTION Important rehearsal Wed- nesuay, Sept. 2nd. 7 o'clock iiharp to meet new instructor and prepare for a Portland vn ggement to play. Only those attending rehearsals will be allowed to go. ! t Oakn'clge Railroad Worker Shoots Woman Twice, Then Turns Gun on Himself (Attfx-UUd Prem Lrtued Wire.) EUGENE, Ore.. Aug. 31. Jler bert C. Price, 45, and Miss Cleo Nelson, 36, are both dead as a re sult of a quarrel at Oak rid ee Sat urday evening. Price, a suitor of Mi Ni-Isod, first turned the gun he carried on the woman, killing her outright, and then shot him !self, Jle died in a Eugene hospital yesterday. I The shooting, which took place jin a Utile house by the river at Oak rid kp, where the woman had i been living slaco the two came I there together about a year ago, i was enld to be the result of a quar rel. Miss Nelson wanted to return to the Kast. Price did not want her to. Residents of Oakridge heard three shots. Gordon Wells, deputy district attorney here, was notiMed and hastened to Oakridge. Wlien he entered the house he found the woman dead on her bed, two bullet iwounds having pierced her lips and lodged in her brain. Price was 'stretched at her feet with a bullet , wound in his forehead above the .right eye. Price did not regain conscious , ness. It Is reported that he has a fath er living In Spokane, Wash., and authorities are trying to get In touch with him. j Price had been going under the jname of Herbert Clark, and had been worUlng on the Natron cut-off railroad line above Oakridge. He had quit his job about a wet-k ago, and had been spending much of his time with Miss Nelson. ATTENTION EASTERN - STAR MEMBERS v All members and visitors w are room coruiany invited to w: Thp reFUiar business meeting of attend the home coming to be (he Am(,rfcan LeKUm Auxiliary to BUT THE JURY . awarded Jonea f 6.000.00 dam axea. 8mltb waa A careful driver, never had an accident while driving hia car, until hla car struck Jones. Really wasn't Smith's fault, but the Jury . And for a few dollars Smith could have car ried public liability Insurance on hia car. How about your car? Are you taklna; a chance, too? We will write you the coveraKe you need. C W. YOUNG c SON INSURANCE 116 Caaa St. Phone 417 held in the Masonic hall Thurs- day. Kept. :rd, at 8 o'clock. A good mimical program and an excellent banquet. fi-red than there are takers, al though this condition will undoubt edly change during the next two weeks when the wheat harvest will have been finished. STUDIO OPENING, SEPT 1 Mrs. Charles G. Stanton desires to announce the opening of her residence studio In piano music on Tuesday, Sept. 1. IN CITY ANOTHER WEEK OF DIED SATURDAY Mrs. Amie B. Taltaut, pioneer of Douglas county for more than a half cenHiry, and resident of Eugene ror the last IS years, died at 12:f0 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Ihe home of her daughter, Mrs. R. A. llmith, 1 172 Oak street. She was Si; ' years of age. Mrs. Laltaut was born December 24, 1X3, Fulton county Illinois, and crossed the plains by ox team in 1 sr.3 with her parents. Mr. andMrs. Alva Rowley, who later settled in Coos county. She was married March IS, 1S56. to Nnrrlese Laltaut, who died January 27, l!tt7. Of this union 11 children w-ere born, of whom seven survive. They are as follows; Mrs. Waldo J. Adams and Mrs. R. A. lloolh of Kugene; Mrs. Cenevive Marsters, Stephen A. IjiKaut. Narcisse la ltaut. all of Salem; Mrs. It. ;. Smith and Mrs. I- L. Inls of Portland. At the request of 600 people Alice Wilson Parharh, evangelist, con sented to Btuy in Roseburg another week. A record crowd attended the services last night there being over 7cK) present. Kvery seat was full and many stood outside. The evan gelist took for her text "Men Wanted." She told how every thing in the world oh-ys God but man, and that what God wanted was men who would serve him with all their hearts. If men say that fiod is love and will not per mit them to be lost, then whv do they dot serve the wonderful Savior. "Wanted, men who will obey Ood as Noah did." Wanted, men like Abraham, Jacob. Jo.-pb. Aaron. Samuel. Klisha. David, Sol omon, and Daniel to lerve this I Christ, nusinesses were called up on io nine i-nrisi into partnership with them, Btatlng that they would be more successful In business. She told how our children are following in our footsteps and If we did not set the example before them we could not expect them to serve this Christ. Meetings were announced for every night this week and all day next Sunday. C'ORRKSPONDENT. NOTICE TO WATER CON SUMERS Water will be shut off Tuesday night, September first, from 11:00 p. m. until 12:00 a. m., affecting all consumers between Douglas anil Mosher streets, on Rose and Stephens streets. TUB CALIFORNIA OREGON I'OWKIi COMPANY PEACE BETWEEN TONGS. AUCTIONEER Don't forget that I handle sales In city or country. M. C Radabaugh 630 N. Pine 8t NEW YORK, Aug. 31. Perma nent peace betwem the Illn Slnirs land the On .... Mis. LnRaul also leaves Ifi grand- c,.ntly revived Ihelr liadlv war children ami 12 great grandchildren fHrVl w3, promised today bv lend- Mrs. Laliaut was known all over era of the opposing tongs in con the slate, particularly in Douglas ference with District Attorney county w here she spent a large part Danton. of her life. She went to Eugene In j I . 1K70. shortly after the death of her I Myrtle Creek C. E. Visits husband. She had returned to that i A delegation of Christian End city 10 days ago rrom a visit to eavorers from Myrtle Creek came Salem, where she suffered the ; to Roseburg last night and visited stroke of paralysis that hastened ; t the young peoples' society of the her death. Christ lan Church. The members of The funeral services will be h. Id l the Roseburg society went to at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning at j Myrtle Creek a short time ago and Kugene. and Ihe bodv W 1 I then be 1 Ihe return vUlt n-a. ,.,! Inu hui, there helnir nhnm ?Q f th k-huI'u's1 1 an Creek emleavorers in the party. be held September 2nd, will be postponed until the next meeting night, September 18, owing to the absence of the officers. t NEW TOD AY I WANTED Prune pickers. 42FU. Phone i I HALED straw, and wheat. Fred A. Gotf, Phono 6F2. WANTED Clean rag. Stevens Auto Co. 323 N. Main. WANTED Housework for school girl. Phone 4!eR. high WANTED Experienced general houseworker, 1137 N. Jackson. Pi'RPLE'VETCH seed whllelt lasts. 4c lb. Oscar Weeks, Ruck les. Ore. WANTED Furnished modern house, close In, 5 or 6 rooms. Phone 49 R. FOR" RENTT-room furnished apartment on ground floor. 246 S. Stephens. St. LOST Bay-mare and colt. Finder please notify P. M. Franco, Alex ander Addition. FOR SAI.E-3 heifers, milking, cheap if taken at' once. W. D. Nlckson, Melrose. 1 DoritSpcndlt NO I DON'T spend it all or spend any of it thoughtlessly. You work hard for your income and it is only fair that part of it should work just as hard for you. If you will put a regular part of your money in a ' Savings account here it will work for you. UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ROSEBURG, OREGON FOR SALE 200 bushels of gray oats. E. P. Thiel, Yoncalla, Ore., Ilox J35.- WANTED Mau to shake prunes, and work In drier. Apply to Joseph Wharton, west Roseburg. For SALE Italian prunes for canning, $1.60 per bushel .deliv ered In town. Phone 18F21. T. Rodley, Lookingglass. FOR RENT Modern 5-room house with garage. Call at 446 Fowler. Phone 13. After 6 p. m. phone 439-Y. 1923FORD COUPE Just over hauled. Paint like new. 6 tires, price 3G0. Inquire at Brockway store. LOST Boston Bull pup brlndle with white marks. Finder return to 427 Douglas St. or phone 43F22 and receive reward. FOR SALE Italian! IVtite and silver prunes for caning, i.50 per bushel delivered. Earl T. Johnson. Roseburg. FOR- SALE Tomatoes. 25 cents per bushel. Ilrlng you boxes and pick them yourself. Hubbard and McClaln, Dlllard. Ore. FOR RENT Furnished apart ments, clean and comfortable; handy to school for teachers. In quire 148J'hadwlck St. FOR'SALE Fancy tomatoesTBrlng boxes and pick Ihem. 50 cents per bushel. Delivered 75c. Lind- blomm. Dixonville. FOR" SALE "Oll""TRAfTEUsed light six touring car. Will pay difference on city lot. Address T. S care News-Review. FOIPr ENT I.argesleeping room, cheap because it is 8 blocks from Cass str-et. If garage is wanted also, we have one. Phone 512-Y. AM DESIROUS of meeting respon sible party driving to California, who -has room for two. Will share expenses. Phone 5S4-Y. LIMESULPHl'R-spray-" Volution wil be made at the Sutherlin spray plant, coming season. Buy from our local agent. Allen Tut hlO fllfi FARMERS' Mutual Fire lief Ass'n of Portland, farm and suburban property, rate 35 cts. per Jino. I. M. Tuthill, Douglas Co. agent. Oakland, Ore. WWW WWWw WWW w STANDARD Electric Ranges A Standard Range Is beautiful, durable and economical, and priced right - The small low-priced Standard is as durable as the highest priced. See the Standard before you buy. ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS COURT BATTLE IS j Cottage Grove, besides the larpe number of Roseburg machines and riders. At noon the pic j nickers consumed 750 pounds of I watermelon, in addition to the ) other "eats" provided in the bas ket dinner, and in the afternoon ; there was an enjoyable program of sports, consisting of a base- ball game, kangaroo court, uml Btunt riding. brnutrht to RosehuiK, anil will b placed In th family lot at th Mnonic cemetery. Short iwTVii-s will be hfld at ihe grae at 2 p. ni. Sack twine at Wharton Ilros. "con. NOTICE TO WATER SUMER3 HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Pcnn-Gerretsen Co. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perklna Bldo. Roaeburg, Or Phone 86. Water will he nhut off Tuesday nlfcht, September first, from 11 (" p. m. until 13-00 a. m., affectini; all consumer between Dotlktl.l anil Mosher M reels, on Hose ai.'l Stephens street, i TUB CALIFORNIA ORK(!ON j POW KU COMPANY situaiopToregon i labor still o. k. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic) and TCIectro-Theraphy 417 Porktna HM Phone 491 FOR 1 928 BATTLE If Ax-Il Ptv Lfmteil Win-) rOUTI.ANI). Ore.. Aim. 31 The ,tarlff la the prospective nntlonnl ilssue between the democratic ar.d republican parties, William O. iOldfieitl, of Arkansas, chairman of 'the deniorrailc national congress ional committee, declared in his address before Orcg-on democratic leaders this afternoon. Oldfleld is touring the country urglna denio- to organize In an effort to Dr. Rupert A. Moon Cltetro-Chlreprector Nerve and Spine Specialist, IS4 Perkins lllilf. Phone KM SEE The Thrilling Comedy Cyclone! The Wonderful I im.l of )! The Icn of Man Killing Lions! The Katnoim Scarwiow and Tin Man! The startling Airplane HeM-iic! The Ion Foot lp for Life! All combined In the greatest screen novelty erer n.ade. Prices 10-25c DR. DEAN D. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST BppclalUt In Ihe filling of 0lasiei 116 Jackson PL (Awnrtotm! I'trm l.r.ard Wlnv PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 31. The demand for loggers, especially Tin Ring men. showed a noticeable tu crease In most fir districts durliu the past week, according to it- ports from 41. eniplovimnt servlre crati offices in various northwestern ci Mln. control of the house In the ties recelvnl here today. Part of next congress, the demand was due to ramps n- Th" tariff, he declared, rcpre opening. sents the essen'Hl difference br- liesplte Ihe falling off In calls for llween the republican nnd dinio harvest help In the Inland Kmplre. 'rrntlc theorl-s of taxation and gov euiplovnienl there Is hohlin; at a ernment. high point and reports Indicate thai At present, he declared, the thre are yet more jobs being of- .country ts being run for Ihe rich. - but to win In 1!2S. the dunocruts must represent a "sound liberal ism" which will "protect the aver age citiren aralnst the aggressions of rorruptlonlsts In politics. "The present administration." Chairman Oldfleld charged, "Is un der the comnlete domination of the ultra-rich. The president's official advisers are made up of the rich Mellon. Weks Hoover and the rest of them. His unofficial advis ers are the Rockefellers, the Oarys, the Iuponts and the Morgans. "In lart, we have a plutocracy now, a government bv the rich. The people will repudiate It when they become acquainted with the IriM sliuaiion.'' Auctioneer 1 am ready for dntrs in city or country, write or call me for dates. Mouse hold Roods and farm ma chinery a specialty. Let John Do It JOHN ABEENE Phone 42F3 Oakland Oregon leather suit case in Oranta Pass or between Orants Pasa and Hoseburg. Finder please return to 415 S. Pine St Roseburg or phone 222-J. LOST-AT S UTI I ERI.IN Toy" Fox Terrier, al white except head, white stripe In face, name "Jimmy." Reward for return. John S. Duer, Sutherlin, Ore. ALFALFA, grain, hay,-timothy, oats, barley and wheat .guaran teed quality; prompt shipment. Prices upon application. Richard I isyman, walla Walla, Washing ton. $.",00 IIOWN on a 4 room house, partly furnished, nearly acre of land, borders on creek, Just out side city limits. Price $1300, $"00 cash, easy terms on balance. W. I A. Ilogard, Real Kstate. Phone 303 FOR SXLK KonT touring cafTnew tires, self starter, large ateering wheel, nickled radiator and new side curtains. Huns well and looks well. $125 cash. Inquire Standard Oil, Stephens and Lane Streets. noiiiTDoos noes r We have several litters of pup pies which we place on exhfbt tton and sale Tuesdav morning. Al'STRALIAN KHBPHKHDS. FOX TKRRIKRS COCKKR SPANIELS All high-bred and Just the right age for ranch or home use. Come In and see them. Roseburg Poultry Market 01 N. Jackson Phone $79. ' IT ACRKS for-less than cost of Improvements, located in Garden Valley on a good road, near school 6 seres in cultivation, balance tillable now used for pasture. 40 walnut trees. 30 ten years old, a good cron this year. A few cherry trees and small fruits, (rood t room house with large rooms and porch on two aides. I hot and cold water. Two wells, good barn, chicken house and garage. Price $:0O. $1600 cash, j plenty of time on balance. W. 1 A. Mogard, Real Estate, Phone 3l3 (AaoeUttd Press Lessed Win.) PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 31. Proceedings in the grand Jury In vestigation of operations of Keeler and Roth In connection with the Orenco bond deal were held up to day when John F. Logan, attorney for Keeler and Roth, filed petitions before Circuit Judge Tucker, de manding the return of various bonds, securities and other docu ments seized In the apartment of F. W. Keeler, Tuesday, as an Inci dent to the arrest of Keeler. At the same time Keeler was ar rested his partner, John A. Roth, who was associated with him in the Rogue River Water Works company, was arrested on a com plaint filed In district court, charging that they were dealing in bonds without a state license. Tfie documents seized in Keel er's apartments Included about I $300,000 In securities, part of which were Onpnco bonds. Logan In his petition contends tho arrest of Roth and Keller was on a felony charge operating without state license and not a criminal charge, and that the seiz ure of their effects could not legal ly be made an incident to their ar rest. District Attorney Myers says the matter seized is of Importance in their case before the grand Jury In connection with the Oienco bonds and this cannot be earned for ward until Logan's point is settled. The matter will be heard by Judge Tucker tomorrow. CASH DRAWER AT LAUNDRY ROBBED OF $100 SATURDAY A caRh drawer robbery at tha ! RoHPburg Steam Laundry on Sat j urday netted a sneak thief a haul 'of more than $100. The book ! keeper had made up her canh to tuke to the bank before going ! home for lunch, and had loft the 1 money bag in the drawer. Upon 'her return the Rack was missing, (although considerable Bilver in the till was untouched. 1 he theft was reported to the officers and they are working on the case, al though there is little to aid them in eHtaiuiftning me laeniuy oi ine rt sponsible person. CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL WATERMELON FEED j AND PICNIC SUNDAY The annual watermelon feed of the Roseburg Motorcycle Club wa held yesterday at Maple 1 OroTe. There were over sixty motorcvrle from Medford. Grants Pass. Canyonvflle, Eugene and DAILY WEA1HCR REPORT V. S. Weather Bureau, local of flee, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending 5 a. m. Precipitation in Inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday Lowest temepature last night 52 Precipitation, last 24 hours 0 Total precip. since lat of month Normal precip. for this month Total precip. from Sent. 1, 1924. to date 42.76 Average precip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 34.43 Total excess from Sept. 1, 1924 8.33 Average precipitation for 46 wet seasons, (September to May, Inclusive) .. 31.48 Generally cloudy tonight and Tm'sdsv. WILLIAM BELL. Meteomlojrlst. .33 "I jl Last Time Tonite A Masterpiece of a Master Producer Here Is the sym phony nf Joy and Suffering and of Love Unsurpassed. JACK HOXIE In "The Red Rider" Truest and most dramatic Indian story you ever saw. The warpath resounds again with the thunder that made the pioneers' blood run cold. Jack Hoxle, favorite of mil lions of fans, in one of his greatest starring vehicles. FOX NEWS . . COMEDY Prices TJiis Special 10c 20c D. W. Griffith r resents "Isn't Life Wonderful" A simple Romance of Love and Potatoes Human heartstrings ring to an age-old note In the pov erty that bar two lovers from marriage to the optim ism that makes them hope and smile in disaster. 10c 25c . Starts Tomorrow LON CHANEY In the screen Triumph " "HE WHO CETS SLAPfJED"