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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926. DO YOU KNOW THAT DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, is the only place on the Pacific Coast where there has never been a land boom? ! -;' ,: i;,i, ' Do you know there is no spot in the world that deserves it any more than the Umpqua Valley ? Take a tip. We are due for it, and you are being offered a ground floor opportunity in the big sale of city residence and business lots in Sutherlin at one-fourth their actual value. Your choice of 300 lots for $125.00 each. For sale by every real estate dealer in the county. . Phone 219 for general information. THE SUTHERLIN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Sutherlin Hotel, Sutherlin, Oregon OFFICES: Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street, Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 219. WEEK-END WE OFFER FOR THREE DAYS ; Thursday, Friday and Saturday ; i Lot :. : .;.v 1 Gingham Dresses 90c r l Lot Gingham Dresses $1.50 LATEST D'AUTREMONT : , ,. 6U8PECT IN WISCONSIN 1 Lot Gingham Dresses $2.50 - 1 Lot Voile Dresses $2.50 1 Lot. Voile Dresses $3.50 1 Lot Voile Dresses $5.75 All abova numbers less than half price The Ladies' Shoppe 1 Ji N. Jackson St.. ' i(AnocItfd I'm. Leattd Wlro.) WAUSAU, Wis., July 1. A man giving tho name of Lawraico Au uui'bun la being held hero, uuspecl Kii ui Ouing' nay u auuuuiuiu, wUnui jui' ui.ee yemts jn cuiiuuu uuu wjin u uaiu luuuuiy aim mur uBi' ou ljio I'aciuo cuusi. 'rhe fiuuuuct autjwera Jn many details tho (liiacriimoii of tlio ugl : tivu, according to pout otnce in ! ain'ctor T. W. Evuna and Under HliBinl Arthur Slbert, wlio made tho urreat. The atieat was made at Bro kttw, Wis., where tlio man had ueeu employed lor too past muiuli at u papor mill. JJANVILLE. 111.. July 1. Cecil Demon of Arleuia, N. Al., the laat ot a trio arreatea Monday BUHpect ed OH Deing tho 1J Auireuiont hrotli era, wauteu lor tram roobeiy and murder at Siakiyou, Ore., In 11)23, was released today. 'J ho other two were released yesterday. movie stars will cliange and our l rutirenit-ni mignt bo Closer then UVIX" l Mary s choice of Paris principally w i is on account ot lis tree-lined ave Kl.'ti.'iLL.lj 'lo Mr. und Mrs. Ed ltusueil of Edenbowor on Tues ,uay, June 27, a boy. MATTHEWS To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jlutthews ot South Jackson street ou Thuraday, Juno Z'J, a duughter. What would an oast and westi1'illl'ba-llu' because Mary is si ruilroud mean to Hutherlin .' Hues, according lo her explana tion. Hue declared that, next lo oiuord nncnot, sne is the moat uiueut cuaueivutiouial In tne uiiiied Slums uud tree-piauting is one ot her hobbies. i'oasibiy too noted dressinaHIng shops ot Paris have sunieining to UO W illi 11IU UUI imi-lll WTO Ul 1 t t,lrt.Fl l.u lrl..nKnl.n ...ill.. tn peud-1 " " " ""'"T ..... LOWEST WATER IN YEARS RESULTING IN CROP DECLINE IHAILWAY ASKS PERMIT run KuMiwAin uvaKHEAU (Anoclalcd ITca. Lewd Wire.) SALEM. Ore., July 1. A short second ciop on many eastern and southern Oiegon irrigation pro jects due to a water shortage looms aa a certuinty. 'i:he shortage had reached such an acuto stage that Slate Engineer Luper was be- SALEM, Ore., July 1. The ten- i li til cutiiib laimuji .uiuiaiij uuu mo tuy ui Kiumaia Fuji iiavu pe uuontu Mo rnu.ie ofrwcu Cum ; liiicaiun for auuionty tu construct an ovemcau ciUDbiug at ixui biroet, Kiamath i-auts, over tlie (jen uui raciau tractta. , 'ine city re cently ui a special election author ized a bond issue up to $t2,uuu to pay the city's haif ot Uie cost. 'SORINO HOLES IN VOLCANO in bt-AHUH OF INFORMATION ing day and oaya iti buying u re ris es, tine says. However, suu uas uoi bought a i'aris dress lor two years ana sne must reaiiy nave boine- bUiug lu Vvtuf. Woum it suiLnbtt you if j wuoieu mill were ebtaUiibued oaCncrim valley? lu icrtirtGca MAKY ONLY REAL ' rtMUC I-AN IN KOVAL f-'AlVllLY eusiuni OiL'gon until midnight, ask ing that soinothing be dono tu re lieve tho situation. About ali that can be dune, he eaid today, is to hold all users su icily to their lights and prevent waste. The only projects that have wa- , tei SEid Luper today; are those j that have good storage, such as (Tuinalo, Xlermiston, Warm bpring land Klamath. Tho Talent project ! (n Jackson county will have water tiil about August 1. In central Oregon thers is suffi- SiuUe baser muuoia. builud no yearly LUNCH tON OF PARIS 200 LIKE OLD HOMrtN bANUUETS How much would It Increase Uu value or your town lot In Wuther tin It a largo saw mill were built in Sutherlin Valley? CARDINAL BONZANO NOT COMING TO THE COAST .. .o! 1 1 U-l. M-irw o a a.m.y w no is an out-anu oui ' ,C0U"V " No- h ' distiict, and for this project Ihe iiio Kiim primarily is a sailor. ; state is attempting to get an no raises inuruugno.-eila anu is ;' ...,... chine have been onlv a few of the (J rowers' council in Melbourne. I'11CM1 is uu L - (AhmjcIhIiiI i'fru Lcusotl Wire.) ST. LOUlrf, Juiy 1. Abandoning leuiallvH pains fur a western tour, John cauiiiiui llouano, iiaiml le gale, lelt nt noon toilay lor New York from where ho will sail for Homo. Anyway, you are not taking a chance whuu you buy a lot Jn Sutherlin. , I t MAYOR BA FOR CR COMMENDED vICE PROBE ORDER l'OiM'L,AKD, pre., July 1. Tin) Portland Ministerial association liua approved n letter to be Bent to Mayor lleorge Ilakor, conuuiMidlng him In culling a grand jury to In vestigate charges by Jtev. Clement G. Clarke, o( tho First Congrega tional church, that , city otliclals we're "participating in corruption." Wililo Iho nssoclulion approved Kev. 1 Clarke's campaign against gambling find vice, it refused to on llnrrn Mn officials. A couunitieo was ap pointed to follow the grand Jury lAsaiuna and keep lu touch with lis p.ogresai PRISON SUPT. DIES PORTLAND, Oro., July l.Lulh er While, anpeiinlendent of federal prisons at. Washington who iirrlved in Portland Monday suffering from on abscessed ear, resulting from sinus trouble and who has since been in a gravo condition, died thla forenoon wllliout regaining con- liprpea nunlnsl the rlty I selousneHH. 6 - MarshmalSow -Stand THICK -Slay Moist Famous cooks use Kraiine' Murshmallowfi to tvtxkn their frosting thick, lunrlDils and thsy to eirfit. l!rh tin of Kreme'e Marihnmllows con (ins nuuy helpful teited red pes. I i s i uses j naSlowsi I Si i ; i mm i I 14 V AMONG THE SICK AT MERCY HOSPITAL ; M, B. RtflnhoiistPtn of Portland was ndmttled to tho hospital today for treatment. He waft engaged In his (Unk'H ii h a travelling Balesnian when he became 111. Ills condi tion Ih not serious. Mrs. O. P. Calhoun of West Hose burg wns admitted today for treatment. I William Sandrttroin of Melrose, who has been hi the hospital for ; several days, Is expected lo un UleVgo an operation this afternoon. Drs. Stewart and Shoemaker havo charge of the cane. Mrs. Hurley Swift and her baby went lo their home today. L. P. Torhuno, who 1ms been crllleally ill for several weeks, fol lowing nn operation, Is reported to be slightly Im p ro ved. i hwoijulu, July 1. Scientists iiu ueiiu tu Know inure about vuicanoed and especially about tne ..ci vutuauu.uu tne wiaud of nuKuii, am uukiug a uuIaoik uf uf.L'i) Ui'UuUU IUU vudt ciatfct. iuo uu.ua urd Deiuy Dured .tll wijitjii-.jouu uu' uruiu, anu ure Ul iwii xiVK ti. i nam hni ue uue every x,oui) ieut. in; l uuinas A. Jaggar, in charge uf me Knuuea voicauo la bora lory, wno id directly g mo worK, expects 10 learu sunietmiig about subter ranean heat m its gelation to vol canic activity. ihe hoies will be encased around the lop and capped so that tem perature tests may be made at any lime, it is thuugiit that a risa in LtiliiiuiaLuri! iti Lnu lifnes muv nn. : . . .. i .h 'i mi rir Wiili-i; nurufi Huge an erupuun anu mus servo aa Jvu : , --- ..lft unnio c,ni,,,.-0 u.,t mi, . r in., i.e.. n, im vi.un iiittic tor flat racing, but is mucn county has borne shoita,e, but not Uxnerlmental hules nrevioiislv interested m huiuliug and iunui;)g. drilled disclosed a wide variation 'ne 8aiU0 la truo or tllc Uuke iu temnerature. seemiuKlv willioiii '. Vork. reference lo the proxiimiy of lial cmanuiuau volcano. This convinc ed scientists that systematic tem pera turu observations would be valuable. t PAK1S, July 1 Lucullus fa : in o us Kumau banquets supplied with ! i antics from ev;ry corner ot the : enipire, had notning on the annual 1 luncneou of the Jaii$ Zuo. ivery 3ai- tho Jardin d Acclim ation sends out invitations for a feast of exotic dL-lies with the scientiiic ami of Lying lo extcnu r the range of French cooking. ll- j van us otctin, aiiaitva ims, uic- CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY UiLiiiu LfiaoOm 1 iNUED (.sjcialwj i'lKot i.caw;J Wire.) MEu'uko, Ore. July -1. The oiiiufi opciuuoua uu lue Crater x-a.vo uiga.t.y vice Discontinued iuj uiaiug, Ut-un instruction iiuui uie mute - tiiguway cummis siuu. Accuruing to mguway ingi neer V. ti, uiianuier, in cnare of rtin wnrtr I f itu tiOnti "j i i&il . i- in. ueiinueiy, anu tne wotR ui uisas semimug the . machine, is ; uudt-ir wy. , i ue ouine was. oruereu uiscou unueu Aionuav. oraerea to continue Tuesday, anu again discontinued today. Local protests were tiled against the oiung on the grounds mat it would euro tratiic to Crater Lake. . AUSTRALIAN WOOL CLIP. (A&ociutnf I'rcsa 1-casoJ Wire.) virr vniiu' i.iu, i ti.,. -.... ing Australian wooi ciip has been estimated at 2,242,500 bates, accord ing to a message received by tho Australian high commission from the joint conference of wool selling brokers and the Australian Wool it Was Willi ,lltJi vi'ife bii ivny lhu iuijuunjii- KUward Vll The 1 11 ut;,jruu un lIK! river, wnien ui- , lowa eaen user inree acre ieet, anu I lay ropo and cablo at Wharton Bros. .und of iiorses, hat passion wan mm, urn lather, King Queen Mary has littles tasto tor "i-i'.h . racing. She goes to the races,. u,u;c , ... , iiuwL-ver, as part of her oiuciai be short on Powder and Burnt Kiv- j Willt'S Cai'eS Vl" 111 uuKtrr wuuij. unnuwa i serious. Tho Wallowa Lake ster ol" age has practically ail been used. All streams in eastern Oregon are ; abnormally low, and the lowest wa- Sulhorllu tM m llle list0,'-v f Oregon stream IITOIIl.t 1 tTAtlUt-H'U lllli J l'ttl. l.ltUil of precipitation for several seasons is Ihe cause. extraordinary dishes at these luncheons. This year's menu start- j I ed off with Indo-Chinese sea-ur- J i chins and Annamite pancakes of I beans flavored with bits of chicken ! and crab. j An agreement was reached to of fer 1,220,000 of the new clip for sale before Christinas and the re mainder after that time, closing the selling season about March 31, Hvp forever ;. .i,. v-i ,.v , Don't make any mistake. Suther Brand's Road SranJ 'lin is tho place. Keen your eye Sometniug is going to happen BUILDING GREAT AQUEDUCT AT11KNS, July "l Over the! Is u unlikely that a furniture - "V. k ;.,. itory onow a big Marathon runner when he hasten-j "' Wiltt" Sutherlin Valley. id iu Inform the Athenians of the ; Cf . v,rnc litlieiiic victory over the Persian JULlJ-iiML OL A. I -Ko hordes. American engineers now! rjt- KKNO Al FONSO MARY PICKFORD PLANS PARIS, HOME FOR "DECLINING YEARS' jare building a great aqueduct to AHNiH'iiitiU I'ri'wi i.oiiwtl wire.) (supply the ever growing population PAUIS, July I. "I am looking of Athens and 1'iraeus with water. tor a fails apartment where we can TAKEN IN FRANCE spend our declining years," Mary Plekford told Paris newspaper men. "I don't necessarily mean old ago wln.ii 1 say 'declining years,", she colli limed, "for one never knows when the public's taste In The new system, cosling ?H.- PARIS, July 1. hat unpar- 000,000, replaces ihe antiquated I ently was a well developed plot to Hardian aqueduct, built by tne fa- j assassinate King Alfonso of Spain mous emperor of that name 110 1 during his visit to Prance, has years after the death of Christ. Create an estato for Buy a lot in Sutherlin. yourself. COMBINED Change a Mere Cake Into a Fatty Confection Tliey make the frosting velvet smooth. Moist, crenmy yet not tunny. And they impnrt o delicate llnvor hnuntmcly plcnsont, subtle, different. Handy. Airtight Blue and White Tins kep Krftiist' tUraDmillows IRESH tho list on 1" mod. l ull pound ttu . . ... .. Smaller tins . .. . . . . u-jlk Kraust'g MMsboihUowi, lb. Look for this Little A lan In , store wtndowi, lis tell you wher tht Bciiuln Knuti'i ManbiukUowB r olJ. BISCUIT COMPANY Spokana, PortUnd g riie Grand Barber Shop g and Beauty Parlor WITH THE Cj Radio Barber Shop 1 TO BE KNOWN AS THE Elite Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor WHICH WILL BE X Roseburg'g largest nnd S best equipped barber Sj sliop and beauty par- H lor, located nt 130 Cass Street Corner of Rose H PERSONNEL OF BARBERS K 1 Glenn Cflllcn W 2 Ray Sliupe g 3 Lxe McKoborts K 4 M. V. EndicoK ? 5 C. W. McAllister K BEAUTICIANS e K Miss Vclnm Goff Miss Eldress Judd R The Joy of Making One's Own Dresses 1 E"X"?1 V- V 0 been uncovered by the arrest of two members of a band of iiv. ', The men are said by The Matin, to have confessed that they pur-': chased an automobile In which j to meet tho train on which Al- lonso and Queen Victoria were traveling and do the king to death at the last stop the train made before it reached Paris. If the I cffcri to kill tho monarch lulled there, it was the purpose of the rntiMnirnrnrs tn hIjiv him dtirintr liis walks in Paris. The prison VA I ers had ample funds, three car 5 bines und plenty of cartridges. 2 T ho me n h e Id a re ti pa u m i ds, ft both notorious anarchists. K One of them, Abadia Kranciscea Q Asciiro, is declared to huve con- Z r ..,i .i,. i fli.,.,i '...- Idinitl Soldevila Y. Homero, urch- i)isti p ol Sai'iicossa, bpain, m.iuiic r!jl!)2:!. Me iitteuiptcd to tire upon (P'll:e police fhen he was arresied, p i but was overpowered. $. ECHO BANK ROBBER GETS GcJT OF OIL AND GETS IN JAIL Select Materials Summer brings increased demand for light, cool silks and cottons, which are exquisitely patterned, while colorings reproduce all of the lovely tones that are so refreshing and flattering in summer frocks. Women of Roseburg always find the best of these piece goods at this 8tor6. I. ABRAHAM (Ansnrliitiil lnm Lca&Ml Win.) I PKN.iLKTON. Ore.. July 1. Jim j Mayes, eoiifei;jd bank robber. ' who held up the ra.shb-r of the j secured nearly SlfiUO, was (-might : p last night when he returned to the ! A . scene of his crime to get oil for ( hls car. Immediately alter the U I holdup Mayes jumped into his car 5 and headed for the sand dunes to Sjwrtrd Cold Spring:'. Aftr chanR- ' r ing Jils clothing snd tho license F ! platen on the car, he bended back Rltownn! Keho. where he was taken. ! lie had the money and his gnu In! xenr of Portland are going tn the iPjpoltf ttuhiy to cam votes determin J liig upon a financial plan providing i put fitlse botlom in the car. PORTLAND VOTING ON 1 VITAL FINANCE PLAN POKTl,ANn, Ore, July 1. Cltl- Opcn for Business, The Silk Store fill UIU'l H 1 11 m IHLlllI M'S. I UH Illl'HS- ui- csHs for a continuation of the Ks revenues that have been granted, Kitty the peoile Flnro 1!US and pro-j p.vides a basin by which In 10 years the city may b placed on ft cah; Ki -. i .. i ... ' Take ice from your Iitchen lamp-soclet! It's as simple as that!- The same economical electric current that docs everything else about the mod ern house now delivers ice, too, direct to your refrigerator without fuss, drip or bother. Just attach to a kitchen lamp-socket. Put your hand inside and feel the air grow cool cold iccrcold colder 1 Electric refrigeration keeps air crispy cold and dry. Foods stay fresh. Danger ous summer bacteria that breed in cool moist places shun the clean, dry, frosty cold of your electric refrigerator. Even your present refrigerator can be turned into an electric. Ask your dealer to show you how simply and economic ally it can be done. Attractive installment payments can be arranged. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Offices: Medford, Oregon Roseburg, Oregon Grants Pass, Oregon Klamath Falls, Oregon Yrtka, California Dunsmutr, California ICAUFOnNIA OREGON TOWEIV. COMPANY IN fPvOoKLSS Seattle Tuesday. July 6. 1R26 f. a I'nain nun n n I n- tu turn 9 Zk operating expenses of the city will , . bCH0ftM7M not be nectary. )