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Newspaper Page TextSIX IP mmmm ENTERING THE LAST WEEK of Our Midsummer Clearance ; -il Jjj ;,' as heretofore, everything In the house re duced buy now and have no regrets. NEW TODAY SCARFS Regular S2.00 colored georg '. ette scarfs, with silk fringe, a great spe cial for the final week. now 98c SCARFS $2.60 regular price, Georgette with fringe, and varl gated colorings now $1.79 Hundreds of feature specials in Dress Goods, Silk Dresses, Bathing Suits, , Hosiery, etc., throughout the store. Last week of said curries lill rcducllnhH In best um well us cheapest lines, Hint wore u purl, nf our orl;liiul sulci opening. Last chanceat aavlnas of 81.00 and more per pair Clcmi-np lols of medium heel, ('l'''Hii liila of i i'u sIhioh . sirups and nxfrinlB. "ml "Xl'TctK. ImwI. of wearing 81.00, 81.35 Pumps of AH Kinds Bettor Service Better Merchandise FORMER SENATOR CCA rUAMDrDI AIM iEO. CHAMBERIJ vjh-iv-. -viviii.-ni . WEDS SECRETARY (Aiwx'lnli-il I'p'M Lea-WHl Wiro.) NORFOLK, Va.. July HI. Oeorge 10. Chaniberlaln, formerly United States semitor from Oregon iiikI governor of that stale, was LIBERTY LAST TIME TODAY Matinee Daily The story that ran in the Ncws Everybody lilted il! See Mmw i . . th !,. Ill U-f .- iiit t. z.Vas E XWTS.1 m Vi mm v -L. ! (liialilles. 81.95, 83.05 at Clean-Up Prices married ben yesterday to Mis. MH'llon. llOttl ttv W ash; ligtoii. Mr. Chamberlain gave his age as 'l ami his bride gave hers at. !!. The ex senalor was a widower ami his wife a widow. Mrs. Shellon was born Caroline Skiff at llalfwav. 1 taker couniy Oregon, ami 30 yenr. or more ago THEATRE - Reviow. Everybody read it! SANDY in the pictures. cM . -,., rn erf , .; 1, JIHflll III llllllll' WILLIAM FOX f resents nr?i Trnnrni lvl:ULtllN5 iwni it'll" MADGE BELLAMY akk sun rutoi Cy ' lESUE FFNTON -DAVID TORRENCB rmmi I if nt -r"l I Al I KC PAnOFll SrdMiiobffir'UnsiUfnmtlhestotY' published in leiutingnrwspapm HARRY BEAUMONT piniliuiiuii- Kinogram "Mutt and Jeff" Pilgrimage to Palestine 10c 35c rrl DETECTIVE 10 : ! I TY " 2 prisohers-shot " first became associated law firm of ex-Suiator lain in Pori laiul. Sin- heraine his rerretary when Mr. Chamberlain was elected gov ernor and her assistance to hUn was no valuable that she wt nt along to Washington upon his elec tion Iii the U Jilted States senate. At Sali-rn the present Mrs. Chiiiiibfrhiln. tin n secretary to Um slute executive, served n.'i governor a few days while Governor Chain bi'ilahi Viih out. of tho Male, she received considerable at lent Ion from lln state press at thai time At. Washington M,-n. sin-linn Sf i ved an secret ary St-nalor Chamberlain and held i esponsiblf position with leading senate com-inllli-cfl under the direct ion nf :tn senator. Why is tho gearshift or a Podge Jlrodn-rs car dirferent? Th Jh question, one that has been asked lime and again by many per- QUEST1IB0UT DODGE GEARSHIFT WELL MED sons, Is answered by a display or a j four fires were reported in Jack-cul-down transmission in the win- son county but were reported in dow of J. O. NVwIaml & Son, local good shape. In the .Tinpo.ua For UoHlorH, Ipj-t, -18 fires were started by llght- The answer is that the transmls-1 tiinir -tun. r.i.imlm-.lwin mi-u ofA i.ll.. ' when engaged in high speed, an rw-.i... iil-nfii.1Ku o. !. .-..I 1..... ages come from the transmission bfitiL' Idle in tin Kimerl tn uhicli nearly all traveling is done. j The advanlagt's are direct drive) SATKM. Ore., July 13; A In high speed, less wear on the I serious forest Tire broke out about gears, silence In ninnlng ami ease ", wllva southwest of Sllverton in shifting (he three speeds for-:,i'Mt WJ,H slin forward. 'this niornlng. according to word ! ., 0 J reaching here. The flames were Keep your eyo on Sutherlln. ! Something is going to happen. FOREST FIRES NUMEROUS BUT SOON SUBDUED (Pontinncd from pao 1.) lln' , extremely dry eondit ion of straw. Ono of the trusties prison, .lames Shields, portunlty (o disappear from ((Mind Hi.' op-l tliei. during fire and hasn't yet. been caught . 1 was sent up from Lane county j to serve a year for non-siippori Tils term would have expired In another month. North State Blrzes. PORTLAND, .Ore., July 13.--One of the worst forest fires of the season in Oregon was todav en gaging crews of men west of Deer Island. Ore., on the workings or the Ieer Island Logging company. The fire swept away the main camp of the logging company on Carcass Creek last night. A new fire, covering Min or 3uo acres was reported by (be Silv-r Falls Timber coin pany. near KM veilon, Oregon. 1'p to the lime the report was sent last nludii the-fire j had been confined to slashings. Fires in tho Clear Creek and I Heaver Creek Logging companies' areas, in Columbia count v. u ere fenced In late vestenlav. I Additional tire fighters weie jscnt out last night by the local i supervisor of llie C. S. Foir.:try ( service to aid in cembali bur the I fire which menaces the Mount Hood national fei.i m-ar Mitcln-ll 'Point. Willi the h-lp of more fav- rials hoped to control ihi! tir-v , orable weather the itoesti v olfi $150,000 Loss Suffered. The fin- which destroyed the ! main camp of (he Peer Island 1 Logging companv caused a b-s of , $irn.nnn. said C. K Clapp-rt.m. se- cretarv of the company today. The , bunk bouse, machine shop, nine j donkey engines ami three trestles were burned. The The s'aried ;June 'J!t when a stick of dynmnit" u.sed in blowing choker hnlfi Imrn led insten.l ot ep...li(.i: The camp ! crew kept (he t'ive imder l OltlToI until last Sal ui l:i v wlxn a u h hi wind scat tered emters e er t he 'slashings. A crew fought ihe fir1 (Which got out of roiiii'.l M-hrdnv ' under n st il r bn st ill beyond i 01 The lhi IIm- wns llir'l'niii -,1 l.v ill Mill IV The loss is parliallv eo. sinance. Tit conipam I buihl. l-'ure.-lt se vice crew ; ported fires near Mih t Ire , under conf lid ( sw cpt Mto :utiw ai: 1 j act es. Pine Area Devoi The ton -I ' vie.' I. a fire w Mi h -1 ; i L"."il ,-re el' buk i t Cht'lmi Nat ineal l'tni- i northwest of T i-p. spread hist nii;'.il a: l t acres In extent t ipe of lodt:ep"h iy Miles l.enkont. pipe , in the e.-t. will abhie I toiP an as ai e high Twelve fir. - eh-bf Sltlilll. were c.tu-ed in l!;; ICAS IO ACRES jg Or more on Pacific Hii;ri- v! way within 10 miles of S3 Rosebui!;. Don't answer K unless your price is risht. Address Box 93, News Review. ff.M.I.W.t.I.T.I.T.I.I.TIWWMW , nn n in I Tn i UUWIV'HV All AUIU! 1 f.tMoriatfi! Pn-tij Aitn WJrfl.) NF.W YOKK. July US.- Two detectives and their two prl- non-rs were i- lint down Just south of Madison Square io- 'day by gunmen In an aiitoino- liili who Jiiid he in trailing them on their way to police headquarters from Harlem. Whi lht-r tho unin'n had iiiitMidt-d to shoot only I In df- lives and so free the prl- I4. kiiuhih. or whHh.T Um had aim-Mi at ihf prl toners to pi'- vtiu "KfpicaUnK" and had mjrcy idml the deteclives for Rood int asuns early pollen Investigation failed to reveal. The .shoolint' occurred at 21t street and Vourlh avenue. The delerllves werfl Thorn- as llamill and Henry Hol'f- man and their prisoners were Teler HiaiH-o and I oinlnIck Ifianco. All were taken to Itellevue hospital In a serious condilion. ' by an eleclric id o nil yesterday af ternoon. Southern Oregon Situation. Forests la southern Oregon suffered front lightning, but most of the blazes were small. Twenty- A fire near Pittle Falls, Ore., which threatened Crater Nalinal forest, was controlled last night ftm 'si, was controlled ou acres of blown idown limber. 11 ' morniiig. at wuicn 1 1 eporivti 10 ne iiinn'i rtiiii 1 "i uy i time all com man lea I ion bet ween Si Ivor Ion and I be immediate vi iinity of the fire wai cut. off. t The flau-es si'ivt'd near Camp H 1 ..r il... I.'.i 1 1 li 'CI...I..1 pany. Two In-idfs on Iho oppo- jrillo Hid(! of- tho rump from Sil- jvi'rton wciv Ihii'ihmI out. An un- ivcrilp'd iM'iMii't Inillt-niMs unit ono nilin whs srrioii'dy injured Ity a 'fnllliiK nihil- whili' flBlillns the Hum Fine Timber menaced.' T.ONMJVIKW, Wash., July 13. Two hundred men were today fighting a stubborn bia.c in a log- ged off area five infill east of (s I rander. Wash.. whicli started from sparks from a donkey engine, in Camp 1 of the Oslrander Rail way ami "Timber company last night. Fighters were backriring, confin ing themselves to efforts to keep tin- blaze from a stand of green timber. A crew or .VI men is fighting a forest fire si miles east of Morton in Lewis counly, which started near me annew. mm i miiMito v !l The blaze reached ihe lop of mountain east of C.leiioma post of- j lice nod threatens one of I he fin est fir bodies In Ihe stale. SIGNATURE OF j PRESIDENT AFFIXED 1 TO TAX MEASURE I ( Continued from page impel taut I ranaci ions, insofar as the entire county is concerned, to occur for many years. It doubtless will have an immediale effect throughout 'tie CMiii'ty. although it will piobahly be a number o? m on I its before the money can be ieceied. sis a careful check if tax exieiision- by government officials will be necessary. The assurance of a lower tax ra will pn.ne an attraction to in vestors and " ill doubtless serve 1o bring about development of many enterprises and Industries now planned fur this locality. Court House Contemplated. Naturally, plans for obtaining the greater possible benefit from the expenditure of t he money coming to the counly lmve already been made. The counly court proposes at present to use a sufficient 1 anumiLl of ttte money to construct a in w- court home building, which N balk reeded at present, and o devote Jo- letnahldet io the tak ini u' of benik issue.! for road pur I""""1 i atit-'llirn; almost a mil ! lion dollar- in road bonds a great lax bunb t, i an be lifted from the piope- i (,. of the count v. Alt'' County Is i:h 1 1 lie lnialc-v .uec!-!i- a 'n.il'v due is :ie;nk e inilli.e; ai I a half dtdlars Appreciation Expressed. ' tic". !! ni : sin, !, , b: -if : ' ":i t - a in a ' bn li lit. :'' - ! bv ibe tax bill eC-e- ;.! . i:(ri'ii t, Ptesi " ' ' 'or hk act ion in :' i; t.x biP 1. dfor.l ceei " 'I a-d . i i. bodn - an I lead - ' 'l.tn- "iii:P.it:g wiles of b nt. w bMe i-i li, n. v fordo;. i si curing no s CnuMdge ami !o geu dele cation pnr. t iatioii of lie wo-k done U i; i.i i.iii.i I K.lif 1nw III. -I.lv IV.mU Mr (.lid" liiti t ni? kit .cid Mi- v IK ml of '"triT this business ''kr hfs a weeks ngo. steadily. n Ro i!ini; l kond b Pi a n Koit but i three now or four proving NEW TODAY FOR SALE rratiapplPH, $1 perl bushel. Phono II .V3. U(HHi RUNNING Oakland, $100? Hoy Catching Motor Co. ET ui aUmitt) your car for 1.25. KosfiburK Super Service. KOH HALKliahy buRK', leason abh Call Mrs. J'etU-rson, 670-J. FOR SALK Vounn Shetland pony1 broken to ride. Kelloy s Korutr. j TRY our new HysTeni nf washliiK. ! JCosebuiK Super Service Station. I CItKASIN'fJ, washing, gasoline, oils 1 ires and accessories. ItoseburK Super ServlCM Station. SAXON "HKht"BlxKOoO tires7"n eeiiHe, and runs fiood. $75, J2G tlown. Hoy CatrhiiiK Motor Co. FOR SAI.R Two8-niwiuho( hound pups from good varmint dops. John Aheene, Oakland. (22 I-tehi Six Studebaker, in th. best, of condition, $450. Hoy Catching Motor Co. KOII SAI.K 17 good ewes at IS inch: 1 Shrop. buck, $15; dry rir pohii frt'B. Llmlblom, l)lxonvlll. I.UMIiim All KIiiiIh. liusi'bui'K Lumbor & Mfs. Co. W A N T K I )"S I liTl ir;6oil cuiiil 1 1 l7n, Sxltll preferred. Alao corn binder. Address "Silo", care Nuws-Jte-vlew. V(m HUNT New niodnrn lioime with KuraKB. Also 5-ronm furnlHh ed house, cloSo in. Chas. Kyea, in. jacKson rit. SILVEIl FOXRS to trade for sheep, ranch or JJorlland property. 2U8 Swelland bilililiiiK, Poiliunil. Ore-K"- FOU SALE06odwoiit librtie, weighing about 1350 lbs., for $25. Will trade for goats or pigs. Roy Agee, .Wilbur. Phone 12F23. FOR . " II RNT Cozy; cooi "dowir Hialrs :i-rooni apartment with bath and electric rnnge. Close in. 2IS.lt. CJarage Doors and Hangers The low cost will surprise you. Coen Lumber Company 192." Ford coupe, five balloon tires. Just like new. Almost every ex Ira made is on this car. A real buy, $.100. Itoy Catching Motor Co. TIIF LITTLE girl who found the patent leather shoe heel by the show tent will get reward if she will return it to Mrs. II. M Love, Ui5 Cass St. FOR SALE Nice paying little business for lady, takes $fJ00 to handle. Nice work and short hours, iy. O. Maddux, 520 N. Jack son. FOR RATE FuTnlslied eotliiKe with garage, chicken park, two lots; N. Jackson St. Price $2,100. Will accept good car as part payment with terms on balance. Chas. Kyes, S2'i N. Jackson St. FOUSAIJO'-"io acres on rlvef"nml good road. 17 acres river bottom land, fair buildings; S miles out. Good fishing on place. Price $.1000. Easy terms. Chas Kyes, 82(i N. Jackson SL HO M K "0 W NEKS do you need ready cash? If you own your home and need immediate funds we can give you prompt service. The Cmpqua Savings and LoiJ Association. Douglas Abstract Building. WANTED Stenographer and typ- I.. ..fn-. ,l Cm. eral office work. Attractive po sition, permanent. State train ing and experience, if any. (Jive references. Address C. S. News It e view. JOBS WANTED The Chamber of Commerce is receiving applicn tions from large numbers of peo ple wanting employment, many of whom deserve consideration. When wanting help please call 2SII. WANTED HOY SCOl TS To come to the Antlers theatre at 3 o'clock tomorrow. Passes will be given scouts by the management for" a dandy picture, "The Radio Detective," showing Friday. If you want yours, be there tomor row at 3 p. m. IF" Y O U "O NLY I IAD ? 2 .1 0 You could get immediate possession of a fine cottage of five looms: plastered and decorated: every modern convenience; - basement for wood: beautiful shade trees: all street improvements in and paid for: some fruit: splendid lo cation. Clear title for $lS0O.no $2r0.(i0 cash, balance like rent. LA WHENCE ACENCY. 125 Cass Street Phone 21!1. KiO-ACUE STOCK RANCH FOR $;t7a(i -Located on good county road. 1 1 miles from town. 30 acres creek bottom soil, fine stream of water runs through j place, family orchard of pears, apples, cherries and peaches all In full bearing, fi-room house, barn and chicken bouse and oth er outbuildings. Water piped to house from spring. 130 cres in pasture, some timber. Owner will Include growing crop and hnple ! inents. $IS00 cash, plenty of time on balance at ir'r. W. A. IIO C. A Ti D R E A L EST ATE. C, i a nd Hotel Hide. Phone 303. f FE E 1 7 S C II E Y O t T " DO N'T R EAT." W.V.- The value of this offer, f. acres In tract, a-1 under cultiva tion; 2 aen s in hearing prunes; oire acre in mixed fruit: fenced and cross fenced; on main road: two blocks from town ; good 6 room bouse: well furnished: kit chen all built-in features: range alone cost a hundred dollars; 6 Local Tournament at Rose- j burg Counlry Club. July ISth : will be n match plav wMh mixed foursome, winners to j receive a dozen coif balls. j The Pro. at the Oountry i Club wants several boys to ) come out nnd break In as : caddies, will teach them nt ! any time they show up. Tournament Committee. I OH! RAINBOW GARDENS ROSEJBURG, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 J JOHNSON'S Jazzland Orchestra of Hollywood iPositlvely the biggest treat ever offered the dance and music loving public In Southern Oregon. I Dancing Begins at 8:30 o'clock Sharp. Jitney Dancing. BUSINESS PROPERTY General merchandise store, carrying a large stock of dry- goods and some hardware, al- 80 groceries. Filling station, grocery and campground in a godo town. Butcher shop and tools, with refrigerator built in 4 shop. Grocery store, modern and centrally located. Pool hall and confectionery store; large stock. If interested in any of the above, see Rice & Rice. months' supply wood; good barn; chicken house;- hog house; woodBhed and other im provements; fine garden: some chickens. Would you believe it? You get clear title and bill of sale to everything for $12f0. See LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Sheet. Phone 219. FOR YOMU CONVENIENCE OUR CARS MAKE' TWO OR MORE TRIPS EVERY DAY TO SUTHERLIN FOR THE PUR POSE OF INSPECTING THE LOTS OFFERED FOR INVEST MENTS. IF YOU WILL PHONE 219 OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL ANY TIME DUR ING THE DAY AND TAKE YOU TO SUTHERLIN AND RETURN IN LESS THAN TWO HOURS. WE RELIEVE YOU WILL FIND IT HARD TO RE SIST BUYING ONIi OR MORE OF THESE FINE LOTS AT THE PRICE OFFERED. SUTH ERLIN DEVELOPMENT COM PANY. Offices: Sullieilin Ho tel. Sutherlin. Orecon; Law rence Agency, 125 Cass Street, Roseburg. Oregon. LA GRANDE SPORT CLUB OPPOSED TO AVERILL'S VIEW (Awmclatcd Press Leased Wire.) LA GRANDE, Ore.; July 13 The Wing. Fin and Fleet Foot Club of Union county, at its annual fish feed here last nisht, did not take kindly to a suggestion by State Game Warden E. F. Avetill to abolish fish banquets in ' con nection with angling contests. Two hundred club members present voted unanimously to continue the dinners, and file Mr. AveriU's let ter. A resolution was adopted sug gesting nu open season, from Au gust S to 1", on sagehens in east ern Oregon, and favoring opening the grouse season August 15 in stead of In September, with No vember 1 as closing day. A reso lution was passed supporting the bill to abolish fish wheels in the Columbia river, and tributaries in Oregon. MAJESTIC TODAY AND TOMORROW "Where Romance Rides" Also A Good Comedy And say. this Is the last day of the Johnson's Jazzland .Entertainers. Surely you didn't miss them. They are the talk of the town. , Come on down after dinner. Bring your neighbors. They will enjoy the show too. Just a dime for the kiddle9 and a quarter for you grown-ups. LOOK! LOOK! AT THE BEAUTIFUL; BORN 4 BRITT To Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Ilritt, of this cily, Monday, July 12, 1920, at Mercy hospital, a girl. I MOW To Itev. nnd Mrs. H. E: ! Mow, Tuesday, July 13. 192G, a! girl. j SIIELLAP.AUGIOR To Mr. nnd Mrs. George Shellbarger. at Mer- ry Hospital. Tuesday, July ISth, 1 ! 2 ti . a girl. PORTLAND, Ore., July 13. Eggs .steady. Current- receipts 25c; fresh medium 23c; fresh siandiird firsts 2(!c; fresh stan dard extras 27c. Putter steady. Extra rubes, rny., ;wjc; standards :i(i.c; prime firsls 35Jc; firsts 34be; prints 4 1 c: cartons 42c. Milk steady. TJest churning cream 39c net shlpcers truck in zone 1. Cream delivered Port- land 41c. Raw milk. (4 percent) $2.20 cwt. f. o. b. Portland. Poullry steady; heavy hens 2(ic 57 27c; light 1:1; springs, white lSc(ffl9c: do colored up to 2iic; young white ducks 24c Hi 28c: j.culored 1Sc5?20c. I Onions weak. $1.75fff $2.00. I Potatoes steady. $1.50 per sack; new potatoes 3c lb. Nuts quiet, nominal. Waltnuls No. 1. lSclfr24c: filberts nominal; minimus .luniic: urazll nuts itlmomlK ,'lOcffi 24c: Brazil nominal: Oregon chestnuts nom inal; peanuts D&fTill&c. 1 Cascara bark noniinallySteady, Cc; Oregon grap root nominal. i Hops firm. Old crop .10c bid; ! H year contracts 22c; Hi2ti con- 1 tracts 20c. Country dressed meats remain : irirm with choice light calves at i 17c and hogs at 20c. Receipts i ,aHL "K"i. was recapiureu last are more liberal, but there is a .n-eht in an apartment where he keen demand for quality stuff. I wa3 loraletl through a tip to po Poiiltry prices are generally un-!-ict?- He was placed in jail. An changed Li flit hens and snrines i attendant at a service station fail- !nre still a trifle d rangy, but heavy fowls move promptly at current who held him up following Phil values, lips' escape from the hospital. The apricot season has now j o rasped the peak. Supplies are Don't make any mistake. Suther not so liberal and prices are frae-lln is the place. Antlers Theatre WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Packed full of Laughs and Thrills for every flapper, wife and married man and bachelor and that's everybody! And Folks It Is Only 10 and 25 Cents LAST TIME TODAY "THE PALM BEACH GIRL" Starring BEBE DANIELS LOOK! log:! MAY THE STRONGER PRAYERS BE GRANTED (,soclat.l Pres. 1au.i1 Wire.) LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 13. Mark Twain said a lot of I people complain about , the weainer but lie never Heard of anybody doing anything about it. They do in Ken- tucky. Mayor Will of Louis- ville, issued a proclamation and citizens are praying for rain. in Winchester, Ky., a hundred miles awav. nravers ; are being offered that "the heavy rainfall cease. tlonally higher. In bulk they are selling at 53c to 6&c pounds. Lugs. range from 51.25 to l.Cfl. Peaches are coming in liberal now with Early Crawl'ords selling from $1.25 to $1.40. according til size, and Hales from The Dulles at $1.00 per box. There Is also considerable Willamette Valley stock, not so choice, that is offer en as low as 85 cents a box. PORTLAND, Ore., July 13. Wheat: Bill! hard whlto $1:40; i bluesterii. baart, federation, soft j while, western white $1.43; hard ; winter' $1.39: northern spring, western red 51.38. j PORTLAND. Ore., Julv 13. Icnttle, sheep and hogs nominallv iKlpnriv 1. limits Impiliiim tn i choice) S4 pounds down $11. nils,. I $12.00. ' " ' . o j Tflke tip and Duy a building lot in Sutherlln. 0 WOUNDED BURGLAR IS QUICKLY RECAPTURED ( Assor tntcil Press I.enwd Wire.) PORTLAND, Ore., July 13. Gordon Phillips, 24, who escaped yesterday from a hospital where 'he was being treated for woniuls ' received in a holdup attempt here ed to identify him as one of a pair