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EIGHT ' ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1925. n SEN. STANFIELD noiliT bervlcc IMt'T .Mcrclianill.io The Store Will be Closed Tuesday Afternoon for the funeral of Rev. V. T. Summerville IS ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE fCn. tinned from pago 1) U. 8. STEAMER GOES ON ROCKS OFF SABLE ISLAND, NOVA SCOTIA j 4 (Awm-IiM Irra Vlr.) I HALIFAX N. 8. S.Til 14 ! of that kind durlnn the rVeiUelon The United State, shipping : Hound Up, Srnalor Btauflel I to ti,4 board steamer ArKosy, about the victim. My Informant had beei 5 000 ionai jH ashore on the i BkeU to proceed to Pendleton ' northeru bar of Bable Inland. U,.ttl-.l-,v ,.ul.l'.i Ir.ln n.l l.i HL I 1, w.u,uus ,,,,. - ' w uiiu tiuauiiu me aaviug w Hist lii arrauKl'iK deialla of the 4 crew la tauiilnir by. plot In time to put it Into ejecu-' The Arg-oay went on the bar lion during the Huund-l'p. I I. in this morning In a fog at a the name of them and who aollciled 4 point about 4i miles north this detective's cooperation In the, wet 0f the West Unlit, ac- scheme and an Itinmlcmion will cording to services received I NW TOQAY PKACHES for sale. Call S3. Knit SAI.B 65 head of KOod ewes. Frank Hiraiier, iJixonvllle. Foil KENT 3 furnished Imuse- 4US Et UouKlaa keeping rooms. St. FOI NIJ A laJy's coat on CtiuVn Vulley road. Inquire at V. Cobb, lit. not 4t,. FDlt SALE About landing corn. J. Iiixonville. His Honeymoon Ends in Prison 5 acres of W. Maddux, purl mem of xnmlneg and fish rk-. be started at once to determine by ihn local aKent of the do the Hit u Uly or the others in volved. "At half past e in lit last Satur- day evening I called up Senator Stanfleld at Maker over the tele phone and warned him to be on his guard BKulnst attempts to trap hitn. He Informt-d me that the schedule of meet inns of the sen ate committee on public lands, of which he la chairman, had been changed and that h it HUNTER ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY HIS FRIEND I (Aiwn-UIN lma Iuri, Wirt.) could not at-! MCMINNVILLK, Sept. 14. J.M'AMsi; ISIAVI 0 KlMtl v ! WITH IH.Sl lil 11 1 K ItKAliS ATTENTION MOOSE TOKYO, Bent. 14. It Is re- ported from Neimiro, UokkuMo, Regular monthly meeting that bears are Increasing bo ra- Weuuenduy, Kept. I6ih. Kilter- pldly lu Yetorop, the largest if- I talnment committee is func land In the Hurtle group, that the i Moiling. Ho present. Inhabitants arc neriounly con-1 lWTATOR side ring appealing to the Japun- ' one Kovernment Tor aid. It Is vurioiiHly estlmuted that there are i neWH," triKgorllke habit of dec I now between 8,00u and 10,0000 slii, knack or RettthiK dotnlls and bears on the island. close-up knowledge of human nu- liundreds of hornes and cattle 'ture wliich he uutd every capable are killed and oaten by the bears j newspaper man or woman pos yearly. It Is mid. and unless j sussed. something U done to exterminate Singing out Melville K. Stone, the bruins. It In feared stock- J veteran counselor of The AsmocI fnrmingon the Ixlnnd will have to , aled Press, as an outstanding ex be diNcontfnued. A lKiunty of 15 j ample to prove his point, the film yeu Is at present given for each director nald that Mr. Stone em bear killed. t tnxllcd the requirements of a wrl- o j ter or director that would huvo curried him to the very top bad he chosen to turn his talents Into nti:i riiiM iititwroit LAi'its a ni;usi,im:h w it hi its- t.vij;xt. the field of the silent drama. HOLLYWOOD, Cnl.. Sept. 14. Shlney Olrotl, generally believe. 1 to be one of the three highest salaried directors In the motion picture husinesrt, recently expres sed the conviction thut the great screen writers and directors of the future will come from the ranks of newspaper men and wo men. Olcott went a xtcp further and declared that the film IndiiHtry should cnpllnllze the "n)se for m:v ;k.i!j imkh awav WITH li;iul ItSON TKAIL, I'KNOLKTON, Ore., Sept. 14. i "Old man detour, the bugaboo of 'traveling motortHta, has been, burl ed as far aa the Kmlgrant Hill Sictlon of the Old Oregon Trull is concerned. The new grade, i which eliminate) many bad curves rn-l n duces otherM, U now In joiul only in a few placet la the st(rf aft ng work nnt done. i School Sweaters! I Icavy Shakers, Jumbo Knits and Fancy Sport Gar- ' ments in black, black and orange, navy blue, white and fancy patterns. Made in coat, pullover, and the well known Tillicum Styles. A wonderful assortment to select from, and the prices are reasonable. tend the Itound-t'p. The new sched- Ollle Neff, 45, of Corvallls, ule, he Informed me called fori was accidentally killed near meelitiKs at Koine, Idaho, loihiy: Happy Camp Sunday noon by at Hums, Ore., tomorrow and atl a friend, William HudHon, as Wlnnemucca, Nev., on Thursday. the two were deer huntinx. I aain cautioned him to be watch-The men were walking ful, uh Hie efrorta lo Involve him In! through the brush together, a public fracas mlxhl be made In Hudson, related, when Hud- another city, In the event it be-son's gun discharged, the bul- came known that he Intended to j let entering Neff's head and stay away from the Kound l'p." killing him Instantly.' The cor- A report from llaker this morn- oner was to hold an inquest ing said Senator Stanfleld left late today. Neff leaves a wl- 4 there last night In order to keep dow and two children. his Behedule of the senate hearings. J - Baker Citizens Divided RAKKK. Ore., Sept. 14. Opinion will fight brought. the charge If one Is COURT IS NAMED TO PROBE WRECK OF SHENANDOAH (Continued from page 1.) lar with the construction of the Shenandoah. Although he had previously an nounced lhat h saw no reason why the hearing should not be open to the public. Secretary Wil- nur nau not reached a decision to- PENCERS in ttaker Is divided today aa a re sult of the nrrest of Senator Rob ert N. Stanfleld In a local eating place last night by 8. W. Kdens, member of the city police force. Friends of the senator told the ar rest was an outrage, some alleging a frame-up by Stanfletd's ' enemies. City officials take the view that the arrest was merely a routine malter and should be disposed of as any similar case. Police prompt ly denied the charge of frame-up. "I shall handle this case exactly as I would hajidle It If It Involved any other man." said Frank Mc Oolloch, city attorney, today. "I l,.r,nl.. h,.lh..r II.m r,,-l. w.rrunl May Ml this poillt. a complaint, if a complaint Is drawn I , Dav" Welcomes Inquiry. It will allege disorderly conduct! connetuon wnn me announce- only." : nl OI ln" Policy in regard to Col- Date has not been set for a trial,"1'1 mmneii. it is known that Ad as Senator Stanfleld has alr. ady I secretary Davis of the war de left for llolse, Idaho, where a hear-! Parimtni, wno tirst proposed that Ing of the senate nubile lands com- ll-n " Inquiry b held, would mlltee. of which Stanfleld Is chair-1 welcome a thorough nlrlnx of the man. Is scheduled, luite of the ('barges against the department's trial. If the case Is pressed, will j ' administration, be fixed to suit the convenience of, Although Davis believes (tint the the senator, McColloch stated to- Inquiry into the .Mitchell charges day. ")rl" Dul a l""t of the broad Cop Strikes Senator ; u.iu tu u covereu, ne, nevertne- The arrest occurred at 6 p. m. I leas, is of Ihe opinion that in the Sunday. Stanfleld was struck In ! Interest of the army air service, the face by the officer, and on theilht matter should be fully investi slde of the head by the officer's gated. gun. He was not seriously Injured. " 'he presidential board should He was taken lo Ihe police sta-1 decide to call ColoneJ Mitchell, as tion on foot. A big crowd gathered.!1" ,,u,"Knt "ot probable, Mr. Dav- and friends put up r,ll ball. A. lurtner would desire that his charge of drunk and disorderly con- "'Biimuny no received nl open duct appears on the police blotter hearing because of the belief thut today, but It was Indicated that charges have been mado against this will be changed to a charge of Ihe air service from time to time disorderly conduct only. (since the war, and especially in Officers Kdens alleged thnti"" cumroversy aiirrcu up in me. Sianfleld resisted arrest and pal-''""' congress has to some extent iled him vile names, ami lhat theishaken public opinion In the serv-; blows struck were justified, lie eal-!'," i led on bvstanders for assistance. Secretary Davis feels that his 1 Ho Insisted Stanfleld was ntoxl-;'!,'lw,nient has received unjust i icated. Stanfleld was said to have criticism which It has not been i been dining with Iwo women "hie to answer adequately. With; I when Ihe officer entered. Kdens j Ihe assembling of the. board, how-1 isnld he did not know the senator, 'Vt. he believes an opportunity to j I never having seen him before. I mane tnat answer and lo relieve 1 No further action In the case Is, public concern will be presented, 'expected today, though It Is Indl- Mitchell's Statement Made. 1 caled lhat SlanfleldV ifrlends be-1 The report from Major General lleve he was unjustly arrested and Ernest llln.ls, commander of the eignin corps area, transmitting the formal answer mado by t'olonel j Mitchell, accepting responsibility for his San Antonio statement. ' reached the war department to day and was started on Its way ; through the routine channels. j It probably will not reach Mr. ! Davis unlll Colonel George A. Nil-1 gent, of the Inspector-general's de-! partment, specially assigned to ; the case, Is prepared to submit his recommendations as to disciplin ary action, at which time Major-1 General John I.. Hinds, chief of J staff, will be ready to take the ; Milrhel! Incident up with Ihe sec-; retary for final action. j Pending a study of the report bv Ihe Inspector-general's office, anil! Ihe army legal authorities. It will : not be known whether a conn I martial shall he ordered for Col onel Mitchell on charges of Insure , ordinal ion. jFoIt SAI.K Five head Shrop. rams. J. V. theenweth, Oakland, ore. FOIl SALE FlrnltureforY"apta'. close ln, rent cheap. A good buy. Address B-, News-Hevlew. I-'nit SAL.I-: tine nearly lew elder press, large slxe. Cheap. Vos- burgh & W'laril. I'hone Gill. Felt S ALIO -i'uie bred and regis tered German police dog pups. M. A. Kelten. :1G Court St. TVt'(IO()iriI().IKSi!Xl)S'ood limber. Close to muln highway. Gel details 7:12 West Ijine Kt. LOT VVANTKI) Close III as first pi'.yment on new flvcroom niod-er-i bunealow, biilunce to suit. Call 4UM. LOST Saturday between Mill street and Kdenbower, lady's ' sand-colored Chincilla coat. I'hone 138-L. V..TKISma'llanc!i7 close to lioseburg. preferably o:i high way. Give lull particulars. Ail-' . dress Kanch, News-lleview. FOH SALE Team heavy draft horses, sound and true, with wagon, and harness. I'hone 3F23. .Mrs. J. F. Turpin, Looking Glass, ( )re. WANT A FURNISHED IIOl'SK? ! Here's a small one, 4 rooms, comjdetely furnished, situated on ! North Jackson St. $J5 I'hone 324-J. WANTED TO KENT Slodern fiir". 'I nlshed house, with garage. Ail I . ; a m ! 1 SWINGS jACCOa'VT A Business ShockAbsoiber ; Tliere is no doubt that the best shock absorber to smooth the path of business is a ready cash reserve. Indeed it may be a life saver. The easiest, safes', most profitable way to get a cash reserve is a well tended Savings Account in this Bank. UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ROSEBURG, OREGON Lawrence Eaton, fugitive from Wyoming state prison for 18 months, married Mollie La back under an assumed name. month, j iThey were on their honeymoon j when be was captured. He in isistcd on rewcdiling Mollie tin- T J I . I ulis. Will pay 6 mo. or more ad- " ,mmK' ,nen wenl vance. Give street No. Address E. ' hack to prison, anxious to com M., care News-Iteview. ;lplete his six-year-tenn and re join .Mollie, who avows shell wait for him with faith that he'll make good. The two ara bhown. FOIt RENT-2 large front rooni apis., fireplace and lint water. Large housekeeping rooms for school girls or boys. 314 S. Jackson. WILL I1CY MODERN HOCSE for' ARMY AlltMKN i rash. Must be bargain, and have garage. No commission to pay. Give details and location. Ad- ilress llox 412, Koseburg, Ore. I ALFALFA, grsin. hay', timothy, oati, barley and wheat .s;u:irnn teed quality; promfit shipment. Prices upon application. Richard Nyman, Walla Walla, Washington. ton, Ohio, from where they set , parks before completing their out 87 days ago. They already ' work. have flown 10.000 miles. Thev ! : o expect to cover 1,000 miles and I Magazine subscript loan solicited, will take 3. 0U0 views of all of Clubbing offers. Fiction Library, I'ncle Snm's western national Masonic Temple, Rosebure. TTIXti initits' kyi-: view itEtxmn OK Al.l, NATIONAL I'AHK : OLACIKK I'AHk, Mont., Sept. 1". ('apt A. W. Stevens and Lt. iJohn A. Mac Cready of the l S. Army Air Service have completed jllie task of photographing various i leatures of Glacier National Park I from Ihe air. This Is the first I complete record of blrdseye views ' that I'ncle Sum has bad made of his national parks. In the last week these avla- Full SLF -4-rooni house, screen ed sleeping porch, modern plumb ing; good range; two lots: i0rs made eight trips over Glacier chicken park: garage. $26n(l. pa,k. being In the air eight houni Terms. Chas. nyes, 826 X. Jack- na flying 1.100 miles, ln all '"" st- ilhey have taken 500 views of the ...i.-i-.i- lull SALE 13 head" ewes' park from points ran Kin,' from and one buck. Will take Jim for 1.000 feet above the level of one liie bunch. Information. Law- of the lakes to an altitude above rence A-ency. 123 Cass Street, seu level M ly.etiu leei over ia' Heating Stoves! t Heavy Cast Iron and Cast Lined I For Burning Wood or Coal Nice New Line on Display. Get our Prices Before you Buy Phone 25 ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS ' Phone 219, Fl'ItNISHED APARTMENTS the best In the city for the money; ' centrally located; well turniheil; very comfortable. Trice reason able. l.awrence Ageiuy. 12j Cass Slreel. I'hone 219. FOM SALE Large, level lot, sew Continental Divide. Sunday they l obtained a series of view from i practically the same point which will produce a complete panora ma of the park. Tiiese views ore lielng taken for tile .National Park Service and they will be used by the bureau in its varices nuhlications and er and paring paid. Fine loca-:wji t,e exhibited at the sesnue- i Hon. JTmii. Also B room plaster- tennicl exposition at Philadelphia i ed resilience, fully furnished, next year. The men are flying In : two large lots, income n per n De Haviland army observation M month: $2s:,n. Address L. (). plmie. C;iit:iin Stevens Is from . Maddux, ,120 N. Jackson. I McConk l iving Field, and Lieut. .... . . . ., (., ih. W'l11,e LOOK 11 IS IlKlii: -IN I' M i I- More for Your Money Than You LJit l.an l.t in Any utner tore That's Why Ve Are Proud to Offer You i 1! wa$-pe : BUT THE JURY awarded Jones $6,000.00 dam KRen. Smlih was a can-fiil !HviT, never hnd an acctdnt while drivlnt; hln car. until his car slnirk Jones. Really wasn't Smith's fault, but the. jury , And fur 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 covernce yon ned. C W. YOUNG c SON INSURANCE 116 Cnss St. Phone 417 The Liberty Theatre TONIGHT AND TUESDAY A BIG SPECIAL rasilla with a Million" A Smile Willi Every Scene Starring Mary Carr Kenneth Harlan Priscilla Bonner OREGONIAN NEWS AND COMEDY TJ Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Rose burg. Or Phon 80, (J ATI: Th Klrsiin Fil-Gave for Fords. Fills your tank without liftliiK lb'' cushion. Tells at a plance hmv much pas you have. (Jet your1 tod;iv. V. F. Cri'''r. Rj-'t-nt. lou5 Military St. I'hone 5iO. FOR'SALK New modem, five room bunnalow In p(Hd location. Full cement basfnifnt with tur- . nace. and laundry trays, nleepini? porch, and brealifant nook. Hy owner, ('nil at 411 Fowler St., or nhom 3ii-K. .MA LK iTtTTP VANTi:i)-.M.in wanted (ciiy or ccuiiitrv old cb tablisheil romiwny will xupT'ty cnidt.il and start you In your own nrni;inent business seMinc neces-1 sltles people niUft buy every dav, Kvtwrience Tiiiefsi:.ry. Wrile McConnon & Co., Factory , 29.V Winona, Minrv SPECIAL MEETING Ma. i etui v is rrom the Wilbur i Wright FlyliiK Field, both at Day- THINK OF IT The greatest sin'U' cnuse of ac cidfikts is the automobile; to the driver, the padenK'r, or the pedestrian. Five dollars per year Is the cost of a personal acci I nt policy cov eritiK auio accidents. Ask us about it. tsomc i dc msi Btti can Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Clrctronlo and Kleclro-Tberphr 1T Prkln nid Phon 401 mi. II m'Iiimii, l:i (.isii!. Il M AHUM. IllllAV. lllKh nrhnul r'lMtriitinii t:irt 'ril Intlnv wllh the riirlliii,.nt i 'n niiintM'r of ii'ipiU for tlio Honior IrlaMA. lnIU-uttoiiH are ilnit (' jliiKh ni'tiool will liavp n riM-ord ntti'nilnnre Hit year, iiih! u.M crowil lti tiniltlitiK to tin- llur: ItftfHtration In other KrmlrH will , foul lllllt t ll Ik wi't-k. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerre and Spine Ppoclallat 134 rerklna Bldg. Phone Mi WHEAT EXPORTATION IN CANADA SHOWS INCREASE A OTTAWA. I It. S.tI. W ,r... DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRI9T Fpeclftllst In the flltlnn of Glastet 116 Jackson St. Matinee 2:15 P. M. Pric? 10-25c Pine Street Machine Shop Opposite Flour Mill We are well equipped to hn die tno!t any kind of Job. tiears cut to order. 3 4. More th.in lr.0tMUMU) bunhels of wh.'at -r. exported from Oanad-i in Auku-:. as compared with i:t.oon,oon In An (tust of lant year. Of the wh'nt e (ported lnt month. lu.T-.ooi Imi sht ls went to the Fnited Klintdntn and of thnt amount 8.ftir.oou bush els went by wijl of Fulted Slat. ports. The shipments through Fnli I States port ho wed a mrktd in rn-axe over August of l;ist yt.i:, whin the total as l,i0 bush els. - 1 FILM STARS TO WED. ( . ift 1 W r- l-o? a;k!.ks. sept, n -n... cardo Tortet and Alma Rubens. Mm actor and actress, announod here tody that thev would -! May 15, l!;ft. Miss Kubeix a,,l she would retire from the sen i n aftr Ihe marriage. i Th next meet in of ihe Mer-1 chnns Assocltitlon will be hld at j the office of the secretary on' Monday, Srptt mtf-r Itth , at K:oo' d. m. S mmhI muitcrs of Import-, ance are nt issue includini: the nn-' trolHnr of the business section by: . -t. .i t-.n... i.,.i i,i,.h of the town will he p.irolbd by thl lH)licman will be dtcldel at this me-tlm Also n committee will be appointed to Interview the city council. iisMnit th- citv to pny one-1 half of the cot of this special po- j lice. All parties interested are re-j quested to b" presrn. If you have any other question or suKKestinn 1 to offer for the cood of thl association- olie be In pitrnda-ire. ItoscburK and THmslas Co. Miti ha its A-sn. TONITE A Big First Run Picture VlTAOUArS Steele of the. : Royal Mounted James Oliver Curu-ood oO WID SMITH ftnKtta MORE WEAR, MORE STYLE, MORE FIT 1 $7.0C, $8.50, S10.C0 If a dollar bill were rubber it couldn't cover ! More Value Roseburg Booterie J1 IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. I PERKINS BLDG. ROSEBURO, OREGON 1 5 s i 2 I 4 Women Wanted ! For Cannery Work UMPQCA VALLEY CANNING COMPANY j o DAILY WtAIMtfl REPORT r rirau. 'pftl of Or"Kon, 24 himif IT. P V.a'h pni'lnir R m. I'r.M'Ipltnlion In Ini-hru and liuii- HlKh't IcniiM'rntiiri. ynntnlay 77 Iawi" i.mt -.riiuri la -t nliihl .r'! l,rtclt)it.'itlo-i iat n htn:r-K... " Total i'rTl. wlnr lot month .. Norn'nl r.-.'l(. for I!i!j nionlh Totl rrt-r'n. from St'pL 1. IDII. to clnto Ar"- I'rtu'tp from Spl. 1. 1-77 Total ilr-flrU-m'jr from Sept. 1, ms Araei precipitation ftr 4ft wl c!on. (HoplrnClr to iv. Inriu.lvel Jl 4 Gon'rallv rliiCy tiGlnht anil Tu "';iv: nuleratp mtH-ratiuo. WILLIAM Ill'.l.L. MrliroloKi.iL Dcrt lulclt Sliuil Holmct ChMkntcMcrrUBi Roseburg Phone 525 0 1 I 17 Fox Newt and Comedy 10c 25c TONIGHT TONIGHT THE GREATEST DRAMA OF ALL WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST Thf Plctur Vtrtion of the play that ( teen by over 6,000,000 peoplo. "THE FOOL" the picture that la chatitflnK the wars of the world! AIo "PATHE NEWS" 10c
