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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, JUNE 2 1 , 1926. f;Sj Nowadays the man who keeps abreast of the times is the one who regularly deposits a share of his . salary. This practice is the source of his success and enables him to meet all demands with a check. This Bank invites such accounts at all times. UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ROSEBURG, ORE. ;;; awning Wn aro praimrud to Install miy Bolt of awning on short notice. Awnings Repaired. Harry Pearce l'liono 073 DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER. 327 W. Cass Phone 491 DR. HARRISON FOLK . DR. CATHERINE McNEIL CHIROPRACTORS (Painless Adjustments) Klftntrn.Thwrn nr Blectronlo and Vapor Hatha DR. DEAN B. BUBAR , OPTOMETRIST Bpeclallot In the fitting ot OUssei '' . 118 Jackson 8L DR. NERBAS r 'DENTIST Painless Extraction ' ' t- Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Cured Phone 488 Mason In Dldg. LIBERTY , Today and Tomorrow I .Productions Ltd., ! present. Dramatic version of Chnrh'.-t Dickens' "A Tale of Two X' Cities." .T Stirring! Dramatic!! t Spectacular!!! Mack Sennett ' Presents "ICE COLD COCOS" Pathe Comedy i ! Kinogram News of the World 10c 25c After a hot tlrlngay you'll enjoy the cool, crreying breezos A ML L.lDlltt 1 I felChecking Account Is Good Business DIJ. M. ir. PLYLKIt Chiropractor. 1'houo 152. Lime and Hose Stn. DR. H. C. CHURCH OPTOMETRIST 122 Jackson St. Roseburg ... On Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chlropraotor Notts ad Bplno SpocUi'Jt T09 Perkins Elds. Phone 564 MMBMBMinuMi'imna HOUSE PAINT $2.40 Par Gallon Dcnn-Gerrctscn Company 5-i Farm Loans Straight Ionns. 5-7 or 10 years on improved fnrms. Liberal prepayment privi leges. Usual commission charges. G. W- Young & Son 116 Cans St. Phono 417 ATTENTION POULTRYMEN The VuHi'y IVmllry nml I'rmhip" ('(Ulipany nn nhviiyn hi Him inai'. lift Inr nil IiIihIs i POULTRY. EGGS, VEAL AND DRESSED PORK um hk miy anioutil you may have In hHI. Seo Uj For Prices Valley Poultry & Produce Co. Phone 646 226 W. Oak FOR SALE Good Used Cars 192G Ford Roadster 1923 Ford Roadster 1921 Ford Coupe 1921 Ford Touring 1926 Essex Conch 1923 Dodge Sedan 1923 Hudson Speedster 192-1 Overland Sed,.n 1924 Overland Touring 1921 Light 6 Studebaker 1926 LICENSE FREE Roy Catching Mtr. Co. HUDSON-ESSEX I Buying a new car? Conic In and get ihe fads about A it I oiiu dt ji Insurance - and b t uu h'-lp "U selert the kind of nobele mi need. "Ate llo-v dependable?" Is the lirtl letition want on to jisK ationt the poll tifs we oftt-r Thai's ihe easiest for ni o answer. There Is a perfect record of satisfactory claim adjustment back of our AuttoindiHe In surance. General Insurance Masonic Bldg. Phone T08 & CLUB TIKE PARTY A Jolly parly of San Francises people, cotiiposfil of Attorney and Mm. Alexander Mooslln, Mr. and Mr. Aln Cohan, of the Ileliahle JnveHtment Cotnnanv end Mr. and Mr. Thomas A. Ilnlletl, travelling .rcproHfutative of the pacific I'rln- t liii l.r.ur Irtidi.u uu tti.r .f if u kind west of Chicago, were found at Cain j) View Saturda v by t he vlf ItliiK committee of tlut It oho- burn (ireeter Club. I'pon tho Invitation of W. P. IlardlnK and John Fwell. the party went up tlio North Cmp'tna It Ivor to Honey Creek yesterday and Hpent the, day ratehlni? Homely has a reasonable lie He!' that larK" hIzimI trout. Thoy alno on- Jovod bathing and oIIkm' nportH and wito dollKhlod 1)' thf rof-rca-'(onal ndvnnlaKt'H affordi-d ly tli North I'm puna, lllvcr. Tho iiu'inberH of th' party wcri h hit prcHHcd wild t lie tiliMiHii ro urrordiMl n(tnp the North I 'ni pij n . I liov decided to reinuin over for u few more (lavs, and wont lm'k up the river lhln morning to aealti try tholr hi:k at fiHhiiiK. They aro alroailv planning on pitivhaH hiff a Hiuall tract along tho river and on the ItOHeburK-Dlnmond-Kako road for a ku miner home file. If n niillahle plare Ih avail able. Tliov hav annoHnf-'!) their Intention of returning to Douglai County In tho fall for a deer and henr hunt. Upon returning to t ho ramp ctoundH Innt nif.'ht. the San I-'ran-elHco pari y treated the reni'nHon tntiVRH of 'tho Greet or Club to a delfcfoufi ebb'ken dinner, as a token of annreeiaMon for tho coertesloH extended. The fireeter (!lnb H now fune tlonlng in a manner which In prov ing t th HntiKfaction of all the wonderful value of this ortrnnl7n tion. At tho camp rrnundK tho visltliiK coininltteeH have had a delightful time as tbev have met with many people with whom It lina been a real pleasure to vlnit. I Thoy find the tourists greatly In-j torestcd In the Northwest, partlc-I nlnrlv. In Oregon, and manv will doubtless be prevailed upon to eventually locate here. Sheep dip and brnnding fluid at Wharton Pros. CONVENTION OF EDITORS TO BE HERE NEXT YEAR (Continued from page 1.) the stale press association, was 're-elected and ulso named direr tor of tho John Henry Knight 'Pre-s foundation. Five recloinl vice-presidents were elecled. They were; f!eore 1 Aiken, OntfHo; It. W. Hal es, Roseburg: H. it. Cronise, Albanv; J,eo Cioidon. Marsh field, and it. IT. Jonas, Prineville. Repeal of existing bond cert I flcatlou laws and enact incut of Improved legislation in their placn was recommended In n resolution adopted by the cotivenl on as a means of relieving fanners In Ir rigation districts who are said to be threatened v 1 1 h the loss nf their homes. Improvement nnd correcllon nf laws on (he initiative and refer endum were also urged. I Other resolutions thnnked the I citizens of Prineville for tho en- terlalnmenl offered t he vhilors; recom mended the word Oregon be j spelled out In news dispatches; j condemned tho government print ing nf return cards on envelopes; scored efforls made to muzzle the oress: Indorsed I he Join: Menry Knight press foundation nnd the I com plot ten of ' be national IiIkIi- I wny No. US. which runs through Prineville. nnd condemned the use , of free publicity through the , newspapers. , f ongra' illations were extended to Colin V. Dyinent on his re in Ovegnn from a sojourn I 'm nee. The convention closed at night If you need screen doom, win dow screens. hulM in work, cabi net work of any kind: furniture repaired, saws filed or Job work of nny kind, call at t'nhlnet Shop. cor. Oak Sr Stephen Rts. ED 8. & F. L. COCKELREAS, Proprietors RoseDuigacam LAUNDRY KIDS (NO OTHER. LAUNDRY IN THE LANn - . VJIULD0V0UR.BLANKETSS UP do &R.ANID You know th'-re's an aw ful lot in the wav Man IteiM are tanndered U m want them done up soft and fluff and ioiihv b-t us i all for t hem. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONB 71 tBLANKETSKA DONE UPJ; ) AMD ? H TODAY LONGEST DAY OF YEAR; SOLSTICE AT 8:30 TONIGHT Today Ih (tie lonpeHt day of thH year, til though anyone tluHirliiK lo hold a mop wuteh on Old Knl's inurutlioii, may find little variation between time (or today and toiimr- ofi-iirH ai H-'.iu tonluht. air- foriliiiL' tri mi 11 11 noti ncernen t A tiiiiilo 1 h ih 11 Kin 1 hii )iv Win . Hell of tin- local weather bureau, and summer replaces sprinp, onic iaiiy. Ia , ! ; j 1 oiticf.h m:i:is no m kim. xt to skaiu'ii At TO, UMAX IMLKK. ( AmvxUU l pre Lewi Wire.) T'OKTI. AM), Ore., Juno 21. An officer has a jl'lit to sea rch a n a u t oni obi I e jf he It contains Ibiuor, even If ho has no search warrant. Fed or- ul Juclge It. S. Mean held today Judge Itean overruled the) motion of Koyai Weekert for nupireslng of evidence, which coiisIkI'mI of sev'ral dozen bottleH or lliiuor which it was charged were tak(?n from Weckerl's car. The Judge set Weckerl's trial for July 8th. FOUR SMALL FIRES Four small forest fires were roported to the laiuglas Conn- ly patrol yesterday'. The fires were all located in the Myrtle Creek vicinity. Men were im- mediately dispatched to Uio various fires and all were re- ported under control this morning. No damage was done. I with a ball held In the I'rinevllle pavilion. At the annual hamiuct which preceded I he dance, .1 udge N. 1). Wallace of Prijievllle was the principal speaker,' wll b .1. N. Williams, ex-congi-essman from the district, acting as loastit.asl.er. FIRE CHIEFS OF STJTE COLLEGE ( Apsorlutrwl I'rciM I-cnseil Wirt1.) OOnVALLIR. Ore., June 21.- The Oregon State Kite Chiefs' as social ion's annual con vent ion gol under way hero I (id ay wit li a big attendance of chiefs, many of l hem accompanied by one nr twoj men of their respective depart-' ments. An Important matter of leisla lion before the chiefs Is establish-; i me nt of a:i Oregon Kit-emeu's Col-' legs at Corvallis. This college 1 would be held here each year, and, diplomas awarded at the close nf t the allotted period of (raining. It j Is con templaleil i bat I he tregon j Agricultural College of engineer- . ing would dovetail with this work. ; A committ-e is expected to be j appointed to take the matter be-, ) fore the next session of the state! legislature (o secure an appropria-1 Hon. It was reported that surance jatiim bu;-eaus an lire In behind this move, and thai Oregon chiefs j favor it. t'hier L. ;. Holden of the Tort- ! land fire depart uu-ni spoke before a lare audience at I lie Christian' church last niuhl. lie declared 'that although big fire departments j ' as a rule are underpaid there is ilhat unfailing spirit of loyalty in i each man that makes him perform turn ' "to. "im no louumii m pecun (n 'lary reward, but rather as the de j si i e in give service and be of tU'lH'flt In Ills li'lliiw inrn. ! Camp Ithinkfls. nil wool. Hhl ; ami warm. tluxMl .size. Special pnrf lo ivilui'o fiiormous stuck, i'l Powell's Furtlhure To. -into.! I'n- -.1 Witf 'Jl 1'rwl- iTt;ri:. mr .itim I l Hh. :. ni I'.MUMa. wa-; Kil. d ihi.- uiot niiii; ai the Mat lurk I. inn I-T oinj. mil! at i to la, . m !e w ;e; . inplit) ed. Keith w as en aLei! in loadiiiL; lumber in a t ar at !'ie mil!, the car meanwhile brim: . Hide d i'i i lie yards Th rar wie- paitn-lh till-il wiih lumber and ihe pile foil on ihe iitli. t i niti ii : ii him beiu alh .Vo inques- Moll W ill le bt Id. Ki'iili U and taih i . Mitels, all -m i e.J by tiis mot her one brotln v, and two if r-nma. and bv one Ve-nta INQUEST BEGINS IN GAINES CASE . I 1- 1 .- W ,i SEATTLE. June ;i To met t -eqi;rt of Mrs II. E MaMiatd Lnnfield. Mas-, that the bod "f ; Sr. la Howard Ct allies be sept theie as soon as plble tor bur j ial. n coroner's jury was impanelled , here today Detective Chief Tennant and The piosecutor Joined In declahtiK that Wallace Cloven (iaines. father of Sylvia, was entirely innocent. - LUMBER FALLS OH ! i i inir nnnniTv nmni LHiuLijuumi mm ID KILLS H: NEW TODAY iron sai 1923 Ford roadsters j WW. lloy uutchliiK iMotor Co. J i VANTKrrAT6CE-Bw)kkeiT. j apply C. A. Lack wood Motor Co. OXKOKD IICCK for aaithree years old, $10. J. Jtobert McKay, i)i iji.-h w ny. I Ff MONT FiirniHlinl renideiie.t7. ix 100111H with bath, $;i0. Phono I - IS It j-'OIt SALK ( U Hav)J' 1&2LFonl roadsters. you Vjoij. Itoy Catcli- Jn Multir c I Van JIKNT Furnished tdeeplnK room, no stairs Itell siti-i-v j ni.lg. Phone 6U5. WANTED Ht once EXPKHIKNC- El Ford mechanic. Apply C. A. I Lock wood Motor Company. WANTED General housework" experienced girl. Address box Myrtle Creek. On;. F tit" SALE KalerrhTirbbTTlantH, one per hundred, $2 per thousand. E.J:. Morgan. Phono 27i-J. FOIl RENT FurnislHMlTipTtrtniTTiT, $10 per mo. 'Two blocks from Antlers theatre; S. Jackson. Ft") rt S A LK tJwwb im - Id leyld I'ark, si ore, dance ball, cottages, etc. See Joe Deilemardi or Earl Vosburgb. F( Hl RA LEl 92(Essox c(aTltt real bargain. 1923 Ford eoup, WriO.UO. Se these cars at Key Catching Motor Co. FOR RKNT Two room, clean, eool apartment, und W. furnished, hot water at ull hours, $18. PhoneJ27-Y. FOCN'h Fountain pen. Owner may have same by calling at News Review, describing property and paying for ad. WANTED Wood eutters, ?2 per cord, cabin furnished; good tim ber. F. J. Iloffstued, Dixonville, Plione 34-F-3. F( ) R RENT rooi li las l e red hou.se; garage; $20. 'I I! No. Rose St., CI. W. Young & Son, Phone 117. RED R:rSPIHCRRIERj1eginiri!ig today, $1.7f per crate, pick them yourself, bring containers. Law rence Ilercher, Dillard. 1 1 C f ) K S F( ) 1 1 S A I , K Delaines. Shropshlres, Orude Corriedales ; horses, harness and wagon. E. A. Kruse, Itoseburg. FOR SALE 192 1 Ford-toiTiing", dandy good tires and almost as good as nt'v, $225. Roy Catching Motor Co. FOR SALE $1(J3 Sonora idioao graph, console model, and rec ords; good condilion; very rea sonable. 217 So. Stephens. FOU""SALE-Teani. wagon auH harness; team weighs 2900. This Is a fine outfit, and it goes $:i00. C. A. Lurk wood Motor Co. FOR SALE CHEAP Eden eleclrie washer, also downstairs. 4 -mom ' modern apartment for rent. Closi' ! in. Call 117 Sheridan st. Palace Rooms. FOR SALE 1921 Ford " coupe". Ruekslolt, speedometer and many other extras at the new reduced price. $:i75. Roy Catching Motor Company. PLASTER MO Ann-We carry a I'onijdete stock of the famous Schumacher Plaster Hoard at all t hues. See us for prices. Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co. FARM- AND SlinrRHAN fire" l n suranee only, In the Farmers Mu tual Fire Relief Ass'n. of Port land, rale 3.r cts. per $HH1. I. M. Tulbill. Oakland. Agent. FOR SALE- Studebaker light" 6 tourinif, IftL'l mo.lel. good tires, good mechanically, very good looking and priced right. ?l.r.i). Hov Catching Motor Co. ipnAclT ' HOXKS. " Merry" Crates", nV)in p.,.,,, p. i .iMi it.tveH Lumber. Hoofing. Sash tV- Hour and ItuildliiK Materials tif all kinds. Coen Lumber Co. FOR SALE Pod ire lirothers type A sedan. 1!2,"1 model, refinished with Upex Laequcr. new battery ami noon i ires, .uoior worueo over and a Kood buy at Jtir.tt. Hoy I Cat chin i; Molor Co. iFOU "SALE -Machine fot'clearini:, j prubbins and lotting; also good ! four wheel trailer; one bedstead and springs; cheap. Will take ; some wood. I 'hone ;i3.ri-K. lii? lTn'pqua Ave , West .Side. FOR U E : N"l Uu r. room hoiisb. freshly papered and dean: part ly furnished: jjood piace for ehil dven. $lu per month. Electric llfihts and elty water: at TH K. 2nd Avenue N. Inquire 1 14:1 E. tth St.. Iloseburi;. i FEMALE HELP WANTED -Edtl-! , rated, refined w oman for eiu ' ployine'it connected with child CarryitiR a sheaf of warrants call welfare Experience in school or ine: fer the arrest of 42 persons on Sunday school work desirable, ebarnes of gambling, an expedition but not necessary (no teachim;). -of officers of the law. headed by Salary !ni.im. Short hours, lilve Chief Criminal Deputy Sheriff phone number Address J. 11.. Chrlslofferson, and Ridded by cr. News Review. agents of Rev. Clement (J. Clarke. FOR RENT OR LEASE--My five -u,,t fotrh this morning to round up room house, full block of ground; 'the accused. The warrants were fine izarasze; barn; place for issued on indictments returned last chickens; free soil: plenty of week at the instance of Rev. flower ami shrubbery: a nice Clarke, who'is pastor of the First place to live; would lease for Concrei;at ional church, nnd who year or bv month: special price has been demanding official ae to those who would take care o Hon against camhliiiir in Portland. Ihe place Situated at Cardctt The officers went throunh China Valley and It. R. crossing oil town, where addivsses bad been pavement. J. W. Tollman, Art piven. but places where it had been Real Estate, phone (iiit-,I -aliened that irnmbllni: trauies and Ti H TVA 1 .1 . " A t iTk Sl A I . i . " i"' O L lotteries had been conducted were PARED Wl I'll THIS ONE ti- mostly deserted Four arrests acre suburban home, one four! h j were made up to noon, mile from tow n: ti room house j The officers visited n number of beautlfullv situated: practically places in their search and found all furnished . hundred dollar range . vood heater; oil stove; diulni; set; built in featun's In kitchen; tables; abinets; beds; dressers: ti months supply wood; pood water; fine orchard of mixed fruit; two acres prunes; barn: chicken house: on main road : house alone thousand, the finest orth two place In Ore son to raise poultry, fruit nnd keep a cow You can pet clear title to the hole business for Fourteen Hundred Dollars. ' half cash, Now , w hat have you I pot to say? See lawkk.m 'K AGENCY." 125 Vass Street. Phone 21i. CAMP BLANKETS, all wool, light and warm, UOxHO size. Special price to reduce enormous stock,. $2.95. Powell's Furniture Co. WANTED Competent huu3ekeep er about 40 yrs. of age to care for child and keen house f$ small family. 635 So. Main, eve HALF PINT fruit jars at Powell's Furniture Co. Huvo you seen the ' new Olympic all steel range? wpeciai price 7o. Terms if de sired. FOR SALE 423 acre ranch on ; highway; good out range; good buildings; living stream or j water. Price reasonable with terms. Chas. Kyes, 82(i N. Jack sor?r MOTFAIR DAVENPORT and Thalr ' Special price 2UH. Ten ier cent oir tor cash. Term if desired. See these at Powell's Furniture Co.. 1'AX find 240 North .Innbenn y : Street. 1 j rc. I AM MAKING VOL A DIRECT OFFER Have you a piece of elty property, run down or other wise, that you want to trade for an SO acre stock ranch? 15 acres plow land; fin spring water; outrange adjoining; can drive to it with a- car; near good road; creek Ihru place; excellent for sheep, turkeys und chickens. I mean business and in a hurry What have you to offer? See LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street, Phono 4I9. IT SIMPLY HANGS IN THE BAL ANCE Something must be done at once. I doubt if a greater opportunity was ever offered to the man who wants a real ranch at half Its value. 200 acres ad joining outrange; 70 acres under cutivatfon; 35 acres under free ination; alt sandy creek bot tom; 10 acres of bearing prunes; family orchard; on main road; C room farm house; spring water piped to house; barn; shop; garage; chicken house; owner lives east and must Bell at once. Price Sixty-Three Hundred Dol lars. Almost any kind of terms will lake it. You will kick your self if you let this get away. See LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. GIVES UP HOPE OF AID THIS SESSION f Aflsociatrd Prcus Loused Wire.) WASHINGTON. Juno 21 Tmli- jit'cniing it had no hope of further 'effort in the house to enact farm reiiet legislation this season un less the senate passes the McNary corn belt bill, the house agricul- tural committee adjourned todty I until next December, j Hy a vote of 100 to 13-1, house I opponents to adjournment of con ' gress on .Line ;jo won an Initial round in the house today by send- ing the adjournment resolution, sponsoreu Dy nouse leaders, to the house means committee for considers- j were Air. ana .mis. u. v. Mout tion.. This blocks, temporarily at'eomerv. Miss Kvelvn Hatey. Roy least, the t-ffort to set a definite adjournment date. Income tax payments due June Ifi will total about J-HO.Oim.WH) of almost $711,000,000 more than va: rec'lvcd a year nso, it was esti mated today by the treasury. BORN PYVY KR -To Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Tlwyer at Mercy Hospital on Fri day, June is, a daughter. SWIFT To Mr. and Mrs. M. , Swift, at Mercy Hospital on Mon 1 day, June 21. a so:i. -o- Mohalr davenport, and chair. Special price J2ox. Ten per rent off for cash. Terms If desired. See these at Powell's Furniture Co. 2oS and lo North Jackson St. fAnftvlatnl I'reta laml Wire) POHTLAN'H. tre.. June 21. vidence of cam hi ine In several. I .otter) Tickets and pamblfnK equipment wen1 seen, but the op-' orators of the places were missinp. In a few instances the officers forced doors. As one door w as forced open buzzers sounded throughout the establishment. In another place was tout let through ihe roof, for quick escape in case of a raid. o Half pint fruit Jars ot Powell's Furniture Co. Have you seen the new Olympic nil steel range? Spec- ial price $75. Terms if desired. Binding twine at Yhaiu Mrod.J Tufanize Qlorifies Old Furniture KYANIZE Floor Finish restores and enhances the wood grain and markings on old furniture and wood work as well as floors. It's transparent, yet it comes Use this Coupon 55c Value for 15c This coupon will be accepted by us to the value of 40 cents as follows: On this offer only one to a family.. 1 frill -pt. KYANIZE Floor Finish (any color) res. Pricp $0.30 1 good brush (bristles-in-rubbcr), regular price ,15 I book "Jhe Charm of Painted Things" J0 Value of this CORDON & BISHOP 314 West Cass St. Phone 543 Roseburg, Oregon Go To Lake . i A few Itosebui'K people making up a party, left Sunday for . Dia-! Republican inioud Lake to enjoy a week fish wav.s and i Ins camping. Among these Hufhain, and J. S. McDonald and son. They will later to Crater Lake. make a trip RASPBERRJE- Are you going to can? HEIGHT OF SEASON BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE Through Your Grocer or Phone 45F2 MAJESTIC "WILD OATS LANE" A Thrilling Dramatic Picture of the Underworld WITH Viola Dana and Robert Agnew 10c Comedy News 25c ANTLERS Up in M RTARHIXO Marie Prevost Harwson Ford Harry Meyers Sylvia Bremer and many others AI IHYoods Stage Hit Also Good Two-Reel 10c News of ggwftCV in several beautiful shades from Light Oak to Dark Mahogany, as well as in the "clear" or naturnl. It's ready for instant use simply brush it on. Dries overnight, bril liant and smooth, without sign of brush marks or "laps". A new book, "The Charm of Painted Things", gives complete di rections for refinishing old furniture in the new styles. Ask for it. ,55 .40 coupon on this offer only You pay us in cash only .15 Tjmt;enlHMir and 'Family Here Mr. -and Mrs. Centre LauRen l.erf? and family, of Ran rieo. ar rived by aulo Sunday to spend several weeks visit iniy relatives and friends. They will be guesU of Mr. LnntfenberK's mother, Mrs. Klizazbeth LauKenberg. while here. M r. hunxeuhcrx and fam ily are well known here, being former residents. TODAY Matinee 2:15 9? 0001 A combination as enjoyable as any you'll witness iu many moons;. Comedy "Below,Zero" tHI Day 35c Today abefs