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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. JUNE 8, 1926. Of the STRAWBERRY CARNIVAL PARADES Will Be SHOVVN ATTHE ARMORY ThUYSdaV, Jlihe 10 ovm Following the showing of the pictures a Jitney Dance will be given. Music by the Oriental Gardens Orchestra Don't Miss This Event It Is Worth Your While See Your Kiddies in Motion TWO Free g Pictures HEW TELEPHONE ' fSisti. CHILD IS THIRD DICTd BEING ((0Mm DEATH ITI I DISTRIBUTED TODAY HISS 3 WEEKS Oil HOI f . . J ! Patrons Advised to Consult I, Directory Before Placing I ' Call as Numbers Have 5 ! , ' Been Changed. , f ) Distribution of telephone dlroc loi'lpg was utiirteil toriiiy. Thu dls j Irlbullon iB'bcIiih' done by Hoy ('Scouts and the money rocolved for J I the work will ko to their summer i camp fund. Tim telephone com ' ' pany has udupted thla policy for I ucvernl yt?nrH, finding It to be an - directories into the hands of the ) patrons, und at the same time uf I , lord the ucnuls a method of cam . Jiik money for their camp. J ' The new directories wero print- , ed In the exclusive job department . of the ltnseburK Nows-Kevlew and ' aro complete In every detail. The " material was compiled by J. It. Z , K'trrinuton, mamiKer uf tlio local .- j telephono cxchanKO, who has .' added to and extended the classl J fled department und made a few 1 1 other minor changes. t Mr. rarrliiKton urges the pa in trons . to consult tho directory be- fere placing culls to parties with . whuBe number ttiey have beeu fa- 11.lllni A tft-Ont 1...1HW nl.nn..a In t numbers have been ' made, ;ihe company being forced, because of J Oio addition of a number of new 1 1 subscribers, to shift telephones about onto different, linos. Unless v ' tho directory Is consulted before pluchiK calls there Ib apt' to be 4 , considerable confusion. ; i ROSEBURGSTUDENT ', MAKES FINE RECORD ' AS SHARPSHOOTER HANDICAPPED FOR LIFE SEVERE mental and physical nervous reflex complications accompany Kectai ana colon ailments. James E. Stlllwell, but failed to find the cat. Tho men said KtlllwtU during a visit to Atlanta, had admireu the cut, and they thouKht he had tak en it homo with him. iiUiiwell buM he had Ukoj only a passing interest, and rj )t the cat. tie look lliu search iihilusu-pblcdlly. EUWHDU SHAZIL AS MEMBER GRAMD BEAUTY 8H0PPE Phone 306 for French paper curl, water waves, dyes, hob curlB. Mar cel tJ.uu. Jtesets 6Uc. menu with "quack" remedies and surgi cal operation. My thousands of succc. falcate la many years practice PKOVU Mil. Kurther, 1 will GUARANTEE IN WRITING to cure any case of Piles or re fund the patient fee. No confinement, hotplul operation w anacslliellc. Iend lod.y ror my 100-pjgc Illustrated IK. It l I'Kbtt. , i OREGON AClItlCUIrurtAL. COL- ' I,K(li;, Corvallls, June 8. Unrold J W. Inyln of: Hoseburi;, freshman . i In eommorco, has been awarded i an' R. O; T: O. Sweater an a mem- ' bor of the 0. A. C, rifle team com- -1 itea B0S-8IZ Sfiofrr Dulldinj AINU HIINk DEAN M.D. Int PORTLAND OISICIS; SEATTLE OFFICES. Uf uijn uuimina O TH AW qM A I N pptliiK In local and national Inter collegiate matches. The highest ortlclal scores for the entire sea son wero the basis of tho awards. Irwin, who Is a member of the Infantry unit, shot a score of 33HC.G out of a possible 3601) points. Ho and five others awarded sweat ers competed frir the firm time tins year. Fifteen sweaters, the largest number ever given at O. A. C were awarded to members of the loam. Tho O. A. C. ride team won ninth place In Ihe national Inter collegiate team malcli at the It. u. i". u. Lamp Lewis, this year. Iron wheel farm wagons, $60.00 PROMINENT FARMER AND ANOTHER FACE BOOZE SALE CHARGE (AMortat'-il I'm Iun-iI Wire.) I.A (IKANIJH, Ore., Juno " 8. Kent Charles Sell., 4-year-old son Ellminat. the causes and you Tremo f,M''' Vera K. Beltz. pro- ,u'"nn w0 these reflex conditions. And thev CAN Priefors of the five Point filling alld UP What ton Uios be eliminated detplle your discourage- stnllon uoven aud a half miles west ui nire on me uni uregon J rail highway, died In the hospital here yesterday afternoon, the result 6f Injuries suffered when an automo bile stage of (he Motor Transit company ran over him as ho waB playing beside tho filling station. The stage, an extra called from Ln Uranile ami driven by Howard tor picking up some passengers, I sec ion, were ar when it ran over the boy. Tll0 j rested hero last night on a charge driver says he didn't see the young- ?' Psilon and sale of ntoxicat ster until five feet from him and "nr- hey are said to have was unable to avoid him. No ,"'a'io a sale to officers When ar ,,i,(tl.r,na i, .,.., ii'aigned in JuHtleo court they took ., i . n,,,.,,,..! ' I until this afternoon to enter their . t. . , .Pleas, and were placed under Grande, death (AMorlaU'd I'reaa Leaaed Wire.) GENEVA, June 8. Members of the Ilruzlllun delegation of the League of Nations told The As sociated Press today they knew nothing about the reported in tention of their country to resign from the league, as suggested in a dispatch from Rio Janeiro. League officials declared they had received no information con- Ao.t.ti it. ik! tv.r.) (,rral"S the Klo Janeiro report. fi nr ,,, hh.i,i They remarked that under an SALEM, Ore., June S. Harold aTlicie ot Ul0 covenant, no mem- Lotiney and Prank McOrnth, of Jef- ber enn leave the league without ferson, tho former a prominent 'giving two years notice of its Intention to resign. Thus, even light wool at from 39c to 40c. On account of 'the fuct that the wool trade, and growers as well, believe the wool market Is near the low point of the year, growers arc taking advantage uf the financing and cooperallve marketing service offered by the local association and are Joining in large numbers. The Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers report that 1G7 new members have joined the Association since Janu ary first. mm If lirazll announces her resigna tion, she will automatically con tinue in her rights as well as duties of membership for two years. A united battle to dofend the Frencn and ueiglan francs was hours after tint accident while sur geons wero attogiptlng to save his life with an emergency operation. Tho boy's hips and abdomen were crushed, 'litis is the third death on tho Illlgard l'orry strotch of highway in tho last three weeks. Iinnil. nl $1110,1 niw.h whieh ",u ' "I'"" " J"110 following threo u, "i Vt. ..,.., T .. 7.i. i... conference Here hetween Premier slate aud county officers. Our CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS All warrants of nchool Wist. N'o. 8, of noughts County, Canyoiivillo, Oregon, aro called, up to and In- Drlantl, M. Loucheur and Foreign i Minister Vamlervelde of llelglum. ". , , , land former Premier Thcunis. cow spray is guaranteed to. Th i,.PPi, ,i ii.i,n ii0. kill the flies. Pry it out and It you nirll 11Krcoa to consult Premier do not like it you can return and : Mussolini so ns to bring Italy Into get your money. Wharton Cr03. ,tm communication to defend the Italian lira also. Tn a PTAnic or i rn'r-r iiHL,iunarLumic . FATAL TO FARMER; ( AiwoclutMl i'rfun Loucoit Wire.) HEIJDINti, Calif., June 8.- The infantry unit ut Camp Lowls eluding No. 338. Interest ceases' Hururo W. White was killed yob- last summer won the coveted Doughboy of the west" trophy. Three memberB of tho team wero members of the ninth corps area tenm which Won tho national ; It. O. T, C. rlflo match at Camp Perry, Ohio, last summer. M. C. RADABAUQH, ' Auctioneer, (30 N. Pine St., B0B ourg, Oregon. i-o . Two Jumps ahead of tho other fellow Ib the man who reads thu classified ads tor . short-cuts to aoonmny. oimr hub nan... junu o, loio. iterday when the traclor ho was Jessie M. Newton, Clerk Dist. j operating plunged over a sixty! No. 8. ifoot grade ln Canyon Creek, Trln- I o hty county. White was a brother! toO-MPLE AUTO' TRIP FOR jnf Attorney C. William White of YELLOW CAT IS FUTILE . Haywards, Arthur White of Sun j ; Francisco, Milton White of Klum- j (Aiwirlatrd ITww Ieiscd Wire.) : nth Palls, Ore.; Eminelt and Wes-1 WAItltEN. Ohio, June s. Two ley Wltlto nf Chleo and Mrs. W. men from Atlanta, lndinmt, wereF. Webb of Redding. on their way home today after a futile -I r.O-m I In ailtoniohile trip hero in search of a yellow eat iEG TRIM EXTEM Great Writer's Ideas on Child Training Gay, llnlii-heiii'leil and UWioiKflr tliouph Hiihcrt Louia Stevensnn wan during ntoRt of Jiia lilt', lie hfltl views on the training of cliihlron Ihut, cnmlng from him, seem nston Ishlngly Hovurc. Mr. IJoyd Oslmrni!, lily bt.eimon, u riling In Sciiliner'H Mupazltie, described a conversntlnn that occijiTod whi'ii he und Steven Fon, then thirty-two years old und In poor Ix-ulih, wore tsojuurnlng ut Duvos in the Swiss Alps. One convortJiHlon I lieurd lilin hnve with n visitor tit the chalet, snys Mr. Oxhnrne, lniireised me deeply. The visitor wus a fussy, ollicious. person, who, ufter ninny prennihlefl. ventured to criticize Stevenson for ttie wuy he wti3 hrinlns nie up. It. h. S., who was the most reasonable of men in an argument, and almost over-ready to admit any points updnst himself, fitirpvi.sed ine by his unshaken stand. ''Of course I let hirn rend any thing lie wants," he said. "And If he hears things: ynu say he shouldn't. I I am glad of It. A child should efirly gain Rome perception of what the world Is really like its base ness, its treacheries. it thinly ve neered lirulolltles: he should learn to Judire people and discount hu man frailly and weakness and he In ImWWJWrM comes Chatter. Car M i i KILLED 11 COUPE ERSE T f A-poHmm. Irc Leased Wire.) PENDLETON, June S. Eldon F. Harvey of Pendleton, was instantly IdlhMl hiBt night at 10:30 o'clock whvn the coupe he was driving to Poitinnd failed to negotiate a re verse cu rvo two milea west of Ar lington and crushed into the banU- NKW YORK, .7une R. Confer ferences Imtween jofflrlala nl" the Southern Pacific and the northern railroads regarding the joint use Tho McConnick and Deorjng hay lilJU'hillP.-l HI'P Klfltllhlt-d OVIH'VU lion) I'ho men obtained a Heard, war-' Huy the kinds that you are Bure of Ilt'w railway facilities in south rant here, und with a juhUco of of polling lepaira. Wharton Broa thu peace seurched the homo of I agents. w ' 1 reasons why chilling Baking Powder is the pride of Western Kitchens Aluie from Cnum of Tartar A pure food product derived from luscious grapes. ( No one has yet discovered a safe substitute for it. ; Ask your Doctor, lie knows! 2 Baking Insurance If for any reason you ir( dissatisfied with anything you ever bae with Schilling's-' -merely tell your grocer. 1 n s t a m ly, It c U'tll fay you for the tilings you lid ve ii sed (lolir, !n,tter, egt-j. cvrrytlmn) a n d for the full ft ,i c ,i g 4 0 Baling Powder. We will pay him. .o red t a p e 11 0 strings. Schilling is surc-that's u?ll Comes in full pound (16 02.) tins An liven, Vlujfy Texture Schilling R.iktug Powder raises a cake with myriads ot fine, llulty huhhlcs. Cream of Tartar always gives that fine, even texture that no substitute has ever been able to equal. ern O nv.ro n were resumed today at tho Soulhern Pacific offices, but no del i nl to decision was reached at (ho forenoon session. The following statement was is sued after the meeting: "Conferences between presi dents Donnelly and Hudd or the nort hern lines f Northern Pacific railway and Great Northern rail way t were resumed this morning at the office of the chairman of the executive committee. South ern Pacific company, with Messrs. Henry W. DoKorest. chairman, William Sropule. vice-president, Paul SI1011 p. execu t i ip vice-president, and A. It. Mclouuld, vice chairman, of the Southern Pacific company, president. "No definite conclusion was reached in regard to the southern Oregon situation, the matter Do ing left for further consideration and ftit tiro conference." rnofi'ieiully, it was Indicated that substantial process had been made on the Oregon program but inal agreement probably will be delayed for several weeks. The conferences were interrupt ed this afternoon when Mr, Hudd was called back west on other business. 1 he presidents of hoi h the northern lines described crop and traffic conditions in their terri tory as satisfactory and predicted t hat earnings would be fully as good, if not butter, than last year. O. A. C. GRADUATE FROM ROSEBURG IS GIVEN POSITION O It K i i O X AGItKTUTHAL COU.KdK. Corvallis, Ore., June H. -John K. Whitaker. of Hoacburg, senior in mechanical engineering, has accepted a position with the iJotnfuion Natural lias company of j Ituilahi, N. V. Sixteen Rraduatiiig seniors of the department of mechanical ensineT inc win placed in position. Ap- I point men is were received from ! well Know n companies representing seven tides and mit.situ; from ihc Atlantic to the Pacific coast. Kv ty ear the school of eMein-ei ini; places a large number of it grad uates with outstanding companies. The Hell Telephone company Hiid the General Electric company place O. A. C. men la positions every year. Mine degree prepared nnd tinner! od roadside. Impact of the colli- for taking his part later In the hnt- Is'on was so terrific that he was tie of life. I hove no patience with thrown against the steel top of the this fairy-tale training that makes ar, crushing his skull. Ignorance a virtue. That wns how ; jje Was picked up a few feet I was brought up, nnd no one will jfr0m the car by George Coppinger, ever know except myself the bitter aiso of Pendleton, riding with him, misery it cost mo."-Youth's Coin- ;wi)0 Was thrown from Uk; car, es P,lIlIon' :caping with a bruised chest and ! leg. Death was instantaneous, ac cording to physicians at Arlington, culled In ilip wreelr t lie mi t i re f nil of Busy OfHce Man of the head being crushed to such till t'AlUIIl tllUL U1U lt.ct; was ill' inojt beyond recognition. expansion rings .... A. G. Long Co., keg of soda IiOHcbuig Hook Store, sup- ; plies !Loekwood Motor Company, 1 labor ; S. h. Kidder, Hi-Top boots.. '' Sourdough Jim. wood I Associated Oil Company. oil Pacific Telephone , Co., serv ices Denn-Gerretsen Co., cement and services Douglas County, use of truck California Oregon Power Co., services 1 Roseburg News - Uev i e w I printing UoseDurg flumping & ii eat ing Co., plumbing W, L. Dolan, engineering .... H. L. Eppstein, engineering Improvement Fund Roseburg News-Review, No tice of Assessment, Clock 53 sower $.10.00 H. L. Eppstein, engineering. South Stephens street sewer 8-UO Visiting Pest Bane The "iust-ti-inhiutc" man is product of modern limes, mid is in no way related to the Minute Man ' of Revolutionary days, lie Is ihc . worst pest with whom I VI rollers : high In public ollice and business ; life have to deal. j He ulways appears to be In a t hurry, lie dashes into the outer otlice of his victim, pulls out his watch, and breal hlessly asks the secretary If he can see Mr. So-and-so for "just a minute." He is often successful in gaining admittance, nnd he usually stays about l'.o min utes, or until long after he has worn out his welcome. " The ".tust-n-minute" mnn is le gion. His visits sometimes take up several hours a day of ono busy man's time. One business man ad mitted be could dispense with his ppcretnry If It were not for the i Just-n-minute" man. The secre tary's chief duty Is to Intercept the ' nest mid Innrn his hiisfnestt. T )f- trolt News. LA GRANDE DANK WINS AGAINST A BANKRUPT 4.09 8.U4 2.20 ti.50 7.0" . 6.65 33.S5 12.00 933.35 ii.10 G.T3 2.00 8.00 Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S3-L. BODY OF YOUNG MAN DROWNED AT REEDSPORT FOUND (Associated Vtrna Limk-iI Wire.) SALKM, Ore., June 8.- Tin- su preme court today, in an opinion by Justice Bean, reversed and re manded for new (rial the case of The body of Hoyt Woodruff of Iteedsport. who was drowned more than a week ago, was recovered f S u nd a y . C oron e r Hi tier went to Recdsport yesterday and investi gated the case, but finding no in quest necessary me uinerai was held yesterday afternoon. Mr. Woodruff was drowned when ho the Tailed States National Hank of i fl" inl",l ' recover a boat which La Grande against E. E. Miller, nn-lhad iriltctI fom its moorings. He pellant. The bank sued to collect j v'aa an "xcellont swimmer but wnt a total of $lb.923.n7 on threo prom issory notes, and received judg ment for $13.:t-tl.l4. The deiend ant had been adjudged bankrupt. DOG LICENSE INCREASED BY CITY COUNCIL t Continued from page l.) uppareni ly seized with cramp. His brother attempted to go to his rescue, but as he was unable to swim was almost drowned himself before he could be reached. ASSAULT CHARGE CARRIES $1000 BOND, UNFURNISHED The Case for Boohs Why books, anyway? The an swer Is simple. P.ooks, ns yet, af ford the only existing means of con stantly nnd continuously enlarging the Individual's range of experi ence: the only means of giving the Individual thoroughgoing under standing of nny of the great n specif of life; the only means of giving the individual that emhirin? perspective, broad vision and real knowledge which are necessary for his security, growth and happiness under civilized conditions, other devices may give the same mental or emotional stimulation or delight. Rut no other devices can so thor oughly nnd f Adoringly t ie men's minds together, link men into ni:in. Jesse Iu Mennett In the Hook-man. K. S. roiltrlreas, seats for library I'luon oil Company, asphalt, gas and oil , !. Dcvaney. spark plugs.. lArlhur Crowell, street lamp.. Western Cnion, services .... W. o. Montgomery, services ..I. I. IVIaney. mowing grass , C. K. Richardson, mow ing gra.ss Scott Brothers, plumbing .... ! Arthur Long, repairing har- ness L. Hysincer, services rK. K. Woodcock, horseshoe 1 iin: Kd Noah, blacksmithlng Kconomy tjrocury. kerosene .1. .1. Meredith, wood Moior Shop GaniRo, .-(""- ices ;Juhio, Goodman t Co., I:i-s'nance Hall .t Young G ice W. I.. Siacb'ton, oafs . Kosebuig Gaiage, supplies. Riishong tfc Co. printing no:ids Services pr-ss ad- T.ij.nO 4IS.Sr I. .SO 2.1 f) .r,t r75 Iti.UO 2S.O0 2.10 (Aewciatefl Prcsg Leased Wfrr.) I.A GRANDE, Ore., Juno 8. Bert Hopkins, -who is alleged to have si i tick Max Kel! over the head wiih a revolver, inflicting a serious wound, in an argument in a Wallowa hotel Saturday night, was arraigned at Enterprise, ore., lair yesterday and bonds fixed at Sl.ouu, which he failed to raise. A preliminary hearing on the chaw or assault with a dangerous wea pon with intent to Jdll will await either the death or recovery of Kel I, 1 Have You i 3 ;n ; 1.(10! 32.f.0 i HEAVY RECEIPTS OF WOOL REPORTED PORTLAND. Ore, .lnne -The Pacific Cooperative W6ol Growers' Port land w a rehouse at 1 :Mh aud Davis ftrects is rapidly fillinit w ith i new ly shorn V.CS wools Accord- ing to Mimag'-r R. A. Ward, re- j ccipu to date are running alwve re c ipts a m'ht ago at this time. This is probably due. according to Mr. Ward, tn earlier sheaiing and alo the fuel that the market has been I very slow and dtangv with only a i small amount of wool being old j t'niintry pri't-s for wools still i tange 2.c tti 2Hc wiih a top of Sue In lilc Valley wools are hrinirlnic around M-nc in the country. H h reportel that the Pncific Okptm live Wotil Growers recently sold over t hundred thousand pounds ot Women in U. S. Treasury The assistant treasurer of the I United States Informs us that in ) the Spring of Mr. I. C. spin- ! ner, treasurer of the fnited Slated. prevniled upon Secretary t'ha-Je to jn(. Kretbn iek-o i peruui mni io appoint a uonyn t cnt and trim Vnlied States enr rency. ThU work was then done with shears In the hands of men. He appointed Miss Jennie Don!.-!, nnd, ns bp nf'erward expressed It. "her flrt day'i work S"tt!ed the matter In ber and in woman's fa vor." On O. Mnlier P, liVJ. the fol lowing wonan rniployees wero ;p-' pointed: Ml Fnnnl" L. Hfil-tcnd .' Miss Annie York. Mis p..-!l. s Tracy. M!i l'llabeih Sinner :n;d Mls Mnry P.urke. Thee wn-nen ' were the flrt frr whom ennrrre.! regularly made nn appropriation. s rv- 4.16 i Rcductloni on O-Cedar Mops and a new one at 50c. Now U the time to buy. Only O-Cedar could produce such a mop at euch n price. All the famous 0Cedar features; triangle shaped and padded swab. Gets into comers and won't dent. Light weight. Broad covering surface. At your dealer's cow. W. V. Thomas, an"vl John McKea:i. w )iiiea.-hing trees ;. K. Leverton. ij pewriter 'uhion feet Churchill Hard wan Co.. suiplies W. F. Thomas. claim George Protzmun, assigned ra.-- mow ing J M. Fletcher. Jr.. fupplfes Marsters Drug Store, sup pins Howard Cooper Corporation Equal to the Occasion Frequently, during the dinner, the old sen rapt l n bad st rait-ed hp credulity of the ciiism. bin by iin OTen'J.v of his ready wit, had ev:d rd n number of nil o sac. The KMprrme test came while he wn describing n voyage tn th South upas. "Orulsfn along one morn Ing." he began, "we passed nn In land that wn positively red w-y-k lobsters." "But." Rniit or of tm guests, with n conceit led ntnns mcnt. "lohsiorfl nn not red until boiled " "Of cotne not." replied Ihe old salt undaunted, "hut this was n volcanic Island dotted with hot springs and geysers." , O-tfSdar 27.0S ' " Annual June Recitals Hcinline Conservatory of Music and Art Monday, June 7th to Friday, June lllh Inclusive at CONSERVATORY RECITAL MALL. 8 P. M. Admiulon Fr ,ach .v.ninj ,a veryoneWil be mo.tw.lcom.