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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926. f Jbr Economical Transportation ANNOUNCING the inauguration of a new TWO i 1 ilUVIl JLaII-iJlI BETWEEN PORTLAND ROSEBURG and MEDFORD and intermediate Highway points jjctween Rose burg and Medford, start inrj Saturday, May 15, between Portland and Roseburg, and May 20 between Roseburg and Medford This New Industry will be known as the seburg Truck Line and will do a bonded carrier business in this territory Heavy type and very latest Mack Truck equipment with trailers will be employed, and a daily, dependable service will be main tained at all times. Time Tables, Running Schedules and etc., will be made public within a few days. KL'OKNK. Ore., May 8. Eu- Ki-no won Che 1927 lie .Molny con vention uceording to a message received hero today from Lu (intnde, whore the lyiiO lunven tlon Is now In session. rlie vote ou the convention city whs: IJiiKuue 10. lClainuth0l'!illa 3. Corvunis 3. TFOPOLDS STORY a life sentence with Uichitrd Loeb, after conviction in one of Am , urlua'ji ino.sl sejiHalionul criminal Itriuls, nays he (Inclined to join 'the seven fleeing convicts, foin icf whom hnvo aiuce been cuplu: joit. Ilia Htntc nient was made I'J j njjtiiiu'r Jteun, tuaie h ULiornuy 01 STOICM IX OKLAHOMA TAKKM Hi;AX V TO!,, LA GFIANDK. Ore., May 8. K M. Iteaty, instructor ut Oregon Agricultural College, has beeii naim-d chairman of the fourth an nua? conelavo of the Oregon or der of He Molay, which entered its final eesaions here today. Two hundred twenty five representa tives of 2'.i of the 2ti Oregon chuptorn are here. Including tit; voting delegates who will decide the Uo of the 192 7 conclavo later toiluy. The victorious chapter will bo permitted to elect conven tion officers from its own ranks. IJunlnoBb ncriyion and a cuin hinod parade and drill team event ivitli Suiein, Medford and Sunny- side chapters, the latter of Port land, competing took place thU morning. An address by August f I J. Stance, local lumberman, on uujs in i iKi iiai i y ituu Hpeeciies by Dr. V. T. I'liy, pnsidout of iln! Sluie Hoard of Health and V!'oodnon L. Patterson, of Halter, ure scheduled for the afternoon hppflion. A Chamber of Commerce dunce will close tiie conclave to night. Lust night 1 La Grande can didates were Initiated, tho Wash ington chapter, Portland, confer ring the initiatory degree, and the Maker chapter the Ue Molay degree. A barbecue was Jieid at JtiversUlo Park. La (rnnde Kept Itnsy. LA (iliANI)iO, Ore., May 8. ''lie eastern Oregon lodges of the Women's Ucnefit association will meet here in annual convention 1 May 10 and 11, with Dr. Klin J. rifield, supreme medical ejeumin- i cr, of Port Hui'on. Mich., and .Mrs. Julia V. Ward, state com- inaudep, of Porllaud in attendance. A . II. I (a r n h isel . of Ta c? m a , president of the Northwest Heal association and T. W. Zlmmer mann. secretarv. of Portland. I were guests of the La Grande real 60 ST PfilS! Two Will county, who is directing V grand jury investigation of the prison break. A different Btory is told by .la cob .ludnlch, one of the guards wounded by the escaping sextet. He related that Leopold had nak ed. Co bo taken along, but that the convicts refused. 0jC(iO-VAMIL(;TO JtJUKT OX JIKAV TKACK (AMwliitid 1'rcMB l.t'ilicd Wlro.) JO J JUT, Ills., Miiy. H. Btories involving Nathan Leopold, n layer of Lobby Kriinku, one Hint he refused an opportunity to l'leo vlthxHeven convicts from States- yjiio prison Wednesday, and an- Oilier that ho pleaded to be taken I KIG:NK, Ore., IV' .i y 8. A along and was refused, have coiii-j j heavy shower on an already out of tho investigation of tho dampened Meld here this nflei escape. noon gave every indication of a The youthful scion of a rich itdow meet between the Uuiveisily Chicago family, who is nerving of Washington and the Cuivt rily V M I SKOf. KK, OUla., May S. One dead, two believed dying, scores injured and property looses mounting into I he hundreds of t hmisands of dollars is the known toll O of the storm that struck Kaslern Oklahoma yesterday. Leonard Tidwell, I I, was killed, when his home at Coal Creek was destroyed Ly the storm. of Oregon track teams, ltafns of ihe past few days have slowed ui Ihe Hack considerably, and the lain of today added a pprei-iably lo l lie handicap of the runners. A fairly si il I' breeze was also Mowing, to add to the general discomfort of the meet. .(state board hire last night. . Plans for Ihe northwest conven tion to be held here in July were i discussed. t Today n group of La Grande realtors will accompany them to llloise, Idaho, where a caravan will i be formed to attend the Idaho real estate convention at Twin Kalis, Idaho. Studobaker models builds no yearly FORMER S. DEER CREEK RESIDENT DIES IN PORTLAND The body of Ihe late Joseph A. Wi!-on, former Souih Deer creek re:.ideui, who passed away at a Portland ln: piiai Thursday foUe.w ing an illness of some tiitie, arriv- ud liete diis morning, accompanied 'by Mrs. Wilson. Mr. Wilson, who owned a ranch j at South Deer creek, was well ' known in thai vicinity. He was J working at Keedsport at the time j i he was taken in, and went to j Port la a. I. entering the hospital to j jeceive treatment, i Resides his wil'ei, Mrs. Nora I. ! WINon, of this city, he leaves his mother, Mrs. M. Dahl, of Prosper, I Oregon ; t hree brothers, Manuel , and Nor ilia n, of Prosper, and :Ch;nlei, of Coquille. Tin services will be held Sun day afternoon al 2 o'clock at (be Ucieburg I'udertakiui; chapel and ' burial will take place at the Hurt i i llleti iv. Pumps, pipe and lit lings at Wharton Pros. NEWSY BITS "lt costs MtSte K 9 KJ W' ICF frSH It Coach w $ loupe RmrDocr $ Sedan." Landau ! I $395 $550 All prices . o. b. Flint, Mich. V2 Ton Truck (Chants Oniy) 1 Ton Truck (Chuiri Only) Although it is bigger and more rugged than other low-priced cars, Chevrolet has a world-wide reputation of costing less to own and to operate. This reputation has been won, first, by the longer life, slower depreciation, and freedom from repair that result from Chevrolet's modern design and, second, by the oil and gas economy of Chevrolet's powerful valve-in-head motor. Hundreds of thousands of Chevrolet owners will tell you that this car is not only powerful, speedy, comfortable and smart appearing but that you can enjoy its exclusive advantages at a cost which is lower than you imagine. Come in get a demonstration and let us show you why this is true. So Smooth So Powerful HANSEN CHEVROLET CO. Phone 446 Rose Street Roseburg, Ore. UALITY S t Around the County X IAMKI.N(j i;i.ass .news iti:mh. to feet out from under 'iVli-Rrsini. ".Most of still ImlilinK iho suck, loll of potiiioc-H." IH'uhirs huvo been " nays the tryitiK to find a market for " thorn are tatoiB. Tars havo hi'i-n shunted attd it is I row San Francisco to Los An Kf'lcs and hack, without getting frantically buyers,. !TI erty lIKt.KNA. Mom. A Marram for the ill IVM of "Haltium" .eoil, : tei nier " ut Li's lihiweiKht clmm pnn. has been js.ueil on the umi- i'lailil ul' luistliess 111 in rt al ter .- 1 1 tllO of Ni Imui s clu were rn in lied i hank, lie le,i ni ly and e.hi!jiiioiis in a , Hi' a rim ;k. .e l ctuic aire In-1 e "7J R C) C. L JL throughout unto nil tin -t! .1 I M lihrrty till the hnul, inlni'itiints then -of riln'il us was tnc ici'inil iiimt . n what was later to be known as the Liberty Hell, when it was recast in Philadelphia in 17;. Twenty-three years later this prophetic admonition a car ried out when the now hi'torie bell heralded tlieadoptionot the Declaration of Independence. A century alter this assertion of American liberty, Alexander Graham Hell gave to Amerna and to the world, in the tele phone, ti instrumentality of a new iorm of freedom. Limita tions which had confined the scope ol the spoken word were swept away. Doors ol isolation were thrown open. In his con tacts with his fellows, man had achieved a new independence. For tilty years this emancipa tion of speech has undergone an unceasing evolution into a larger and ever larger liberty. Year by year man's voice has readied out over greater and greater dis tances until today it speeds from coast to coast, borne on the wires of a nation-wide tele phone svsteiS. O I' ON.. Co. -11. .1 i. . a c.i,- dKclliUK hermit for ;!u vurs. ,t. :a,,l mnu iltalh hy .a va il".' wtn-n a lanciier found hini cs I' liht. i.uahh' to move I1M1U his hod el t'-.ir Muiis in a mountain .ivo. I.. r-ahl he lived tor .e.-ral u-'n-. leo llt.lk I10111 tile elhcts el teel In Iiii,c. oil toed he as i-'h lo leach tuilll his tr d. tt i'Sy.. A:i One man was Ivilnit ii u I two oiheis iiijuicii it an .tui'iaue cia.li here e.-iiilay. .I n k l'.u. et S.inla Moniia. ( ;ilil., He lllel. Mild Ihe iia.-h was i.ie'-l l.v one of his passengers leu.'iiei: ihe stieiius bar ol 1 he ; i.tii" u lid h rt us ef a dual cmmioI l . l'ar whs not local, d i.util 'viai i. ius aller llie act id- ut. (AMorUtnl ro Loawd Wire.) 1 CIIICAUO, May S. Gang-war-1 fare, now the subject of u special . Krand jury Investigation here, : has claimed another victim, police ' believe. The body of Victor do : r'rank, 27, was found In na nu- tomohfle on a deserted road south ' of here early today, lie had been rhot several times. j The crime Kralid jury was ini pnneled a week iiko after tlie jtatal shootlnir of Assistant. States j Attorney William McSwiKKia and two companions. LAUNDRY A Mot tiers J lay program will he piven at the Metlmdist Chnn-h I of I.ookiim Cilass, Kur.dav, May j I', at 10:::i. M rs. Kogelsrhalz, spent t he i w eek oml veiling M rs. A. O. PtricklaiHl. Miss Kilt her ine Mnnti:nmerv. who has heen teacli'iitr elirwiT :i: ! Marial. Oreen. has fini-ht tl her! term and returned home, I Koy Itueli loft inr Portland. ' May :t, with a truck loud of l.inilis 1 which ho purchased in the vallev. i Francis Slnode from Mar.OH'ield was in the Valley Sunday vit-. itiK Iiiw fath'-r. Reverend Shmdc. : The I.nokiny: fllasH Rrmie seh-xil will end its nine weary months ; of school May lit. ( J radii at inn exercises are new heinir prepared. Very " anxinti " lofiks now appear on the Si ni,r- faces, for t hey a re eagerly look- j lim I or w aid to the cn i,d da v, Wednesday, .tune J. w) n 1 . will h presented with their diplomas. ONE HUNDRED GOLDEN HORSES TO FEATURE BARNES CIRCUS OPENING (V 1S THECUAMEbTUAUMPJiY IN THE L.AND VE'RE NOW AWAlTINfr VOUR- COMMAND RAIN NEXT WEEK FORECAST. Die wa.- d:ied lideled ai,l. 111 Ihe crash t:cm the wi a ud ked I ..ii . The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company One Policy - One System I'nivcrsnl Service 0 Wi ol i:i. U. C A ce 1 1-:. -ut. tu a tvised Van.oiie i Kl- . .ill- liel ta K'ive t li !' a n'HiM n!,liiU':: N!n:.:ii ( U 111 1 . ;Mi-liM'lt of li t -1 to ; l'i..t!a:id ore. .-.u.i n i rt.- f.i.-n a v.- ii m d thai toiiege i- .i ni,,il p.iiv e l.-i ;i)ii;:c Tllelt at H.- , ei e MUiiel.ls til the tolii ten ol the1 t'aiit-d Si.it1 ;u:i ui.iii t r" i!ieni iiie tu: ; -u at t heh I inn j -o ! Hundreds haVo put their O K. on i clusitieil columns. They are thej starting point of many people's j success nnd prospertiy. t Tin re is a charm lean, v rll i:nindered Horn thai appeals to milady .s do line cut' las a'id services of silver She ran rmu her linens to e.ir'lauiniry cure. betaii'C she kr.o wc are exieit tn the Landliim ot them. Roseburg Steam Lauifclry PHONE 79 SAN ritANT !S('i. Mav R - weather nuiloiik for the week he Kinnini: May r. was annminced here today by die weather bureau as fol lows : "Pacific states: The outlook i. for nerm:il ti mp'-rature. pt'Tv rnlly f;iir weather in California and con !ldi""ahl.' coudt!;ess with oicasion at shower in af--hinuton and ()te- Tlie Acme li'ie of puint. and mr nishes. enaimd. etr,, at Fisher . Paint Store, !'; ',st cass St. H will pay you to get - our prices. Phone t;fii-J. i -,i UJx t ' ? r j ' Kf What woul I you tin. If you yaw a leautlful cirl from tin- I.a-.iil e! Homanie rlii;:iK an exquisite boII en horse roT.M-o in vi:its i.osi: Siioo.ook IV M.i MI- you'll Itic i r.inn TOHTI.WI). Or. Jo'-lierJ who live lip with i"f-oi northwest. ii:ive llie paet uieiiih tatoe priers. s; TeleRriini to. lav . Mav 7 been stoeli. s S the T'a.itie loft $'U1 eeil in i lifeline iii r11 is the Portlar.l were purehiieil hy speculators ST." n ton. a;e efforeil n i-.v f I" a Ion (- at ; Well. I ha! is iMiat hen th Al O It.irr,. f ir- iw i ope s i I;, l; . lay. May i:; w n,, l-.)U!lle It.lliel ' te.-ltr.rlHK one h-.lll-llred han-isoni,' naliei'iK hordes ami or- hundrt-tt talr'woinen. ln tli- .re.-..".!!, s. n ational . . t;aai:anr.a uhnh opens the bi procre.ni. hois.s of pure, natural o!d"'ii i-olci rijih ii l.v cirls of ev- l root.lir,.iry Kauty Mill dance be- worhl .nnd prosmitinR to the uhli an olferini; which would eelip any'hinii.ri'viousiy "tag"-d. Tl.es.- splendid steeds, valu- 'I : i 1 : 2.'"i are only a part of ll-. re trained horses of Ihe inw Mel- urc Th.ns- than : iiij e.lui!.-d wild aninia!- pleniienl iiKlinliiic Lotus, the laruest only periorniin? blood-swealii!!. hippo, "Oiauius ot earth, will b sen when the big-top jroea up. 1 ou i!l also see more Ulan a hundred -.sunklsl" batliine beau lies of southern Calilornia in tie ballet and chorus of "Poeahonta al "(nl Conn of Queen Anne," tip pum.us p.'.seaiu tliat ob-us ih clcantic proiirani. Manv of (ire ou. This Is the dream that With the potatoe iST.irket now- , J- barnes had bio'Mt lo n lei'io.iBini ueuioraiizeii. esptci- n-niiij-a .-rream ot pretty girls have played nriacii r.lty on the coast, jobbers arc cainermg lugetnergkhe 100 mostiiwrta in the lAteat ..ii.ire pa i v.-ouderinff how they are going beautiful girls and horses in T7
