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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1926)
FIVE rwtwBfiiiijHHnai)ii.'VTuniwfciWBiTBWTBaM The Douglas County Concert Band Will Open the Umpqud Park Club House With a Big The finest,' polished hardwood floor in the west. The peppiest, snappiest orchestra in the state will be on duty from 8:30 to sunrise. A special band concert program, featuring solo singing and other entertain ment, on the grand veranda of the club house, will begin promptly at 7:30 o'clock. The new club house and grounds will be a blaze of glory. Luncheon and refreshments of all kinds will be served. The cub bears and Shetland ponies will be on the job for the entertainment of the children. Every family in Douglas county should be represented at this grand opening'of Roseburg's first Amusement Park and Club House. Don't miss this big free entertainment preceding the grand jitney dance. Yours for a grand and glorious time. DOUGLAS COUNTY CONCERT BAND SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14 UMPQI A OPENING 1 Jitney Dance and Band Concert its We'll pay $2 for your cake--' and $1 for your biscuits-" f "'if you bake them with . Schilling Baking Powder and) they do not please you. Merely tell your grocer. He will pay you $a without question.' ' $ c h i 1 1 i n g' Baking-" a e Powde ij Baking Powder extracts XPICES Icomes in full pound (16 oz.) tins T..nirinnj r1.. t t5U Ill(ft& i Distributed Among Roseburg People TOP IB KILLED $!h-$a&u, . ( ZAt. TOME ffi& man 1r ( Associated 1'rcsi Leased Wire.) KLAMATH FALLS, Oru., Aug. 13. V. L. Clinton, G3, for 23 year an employe of the Honey moon Hardware company of Portland, wub killed la to yesterday afternoon when a sedan driven by Mrs. 11. L. Fleming, 635 Kaat Couch btreet.' Portland, turned over In loose gra vel on tlio highway E5 miles north of here, Mrs. Fleming with Mrs. A, M. Clrilley, lul East iiSth street, Port land, and .Mrs. Clinton, were only slightly cut and bruised. Mrs. Clin ion is prostrated with grief. The parly was returning to Port land on The Dalles-California high way following a visit at Crater Lake, intending to spend the night in La Pine, 120 miles north of this eltv A blowout caused the car to j swerve into loose gravel and Mrs. Fleming's sudden application of j the brakes caused the car to turn j completely over. Clinton was thrown through the top, portions of I which penetrated his skull. He I did not regain consciousness fol lowing the accident. Nono of the women are suffering from more than superficial injur ies, according to physicians in at- j tendance. j ! WRlGLEYSi if ' BOY SCOUTS ARE HAVING GREAT TIME AT ELK RIVER CAMP The Elk River Coy Scout Camp opened last Sunday with forty-one boys in attendance and is proving one of tne most successful ever held, according to word received from 10. A. Brit ton, scout execu tive in charge of the camp. The weather, he says, is ideal and the location is i such that there is rib danger from forest fires. The cooking done by Mrs. L. S. Taylor, who has been in charge of the culinary department for ,three boys' camps and the camp fire girls' outing, is being highly prais ed, particularly since Mrs. Taylor provided a quarter of a blackberry pie for each of the scouts. The week has ben giv-n over to scouting tests, which will bo con tinued next week. Letters should I bo mailed to the Boy Scout Camp, Port Orford, Oregon. Seats will be free, and no collec tion will be taken to hear Mr. Bon net of New York City Sunday at 8 p. m. DELAYED BLAST OF tcday with returns incomplete, al though ho has a plurality of only two thousand, ever Charles S. Mc Dowell and A. 11. Carmichaul was a close third. A. 0. Patterson waa definitely out of the race. The nomination will bo decided by second choice vdos under a primary rule which states that If no candidate receives a majority ot lirst choice votes (he nomina tion is decided the two highest candidates hy combining the first and seetind choice votes each has received. -McDowell's second choice strength is conceded ueg-( ligible. Hugo L. Black, candidate for senate, leads John 11. Buukhead, the nearest of his four opponents, by 3,U0U votes and is virtually assured tif the nomination. In the congressional race V. U. Steagali was nominated over J. J. Speight; L. L. Patterson was lead ing W. LI. Bowling and M. C. All good was tar ahead of three op ponents in his district. Truckload of Gum Which Reached Roseburg Last Night lor Distribu tion of Free Samples. f Roseburg is all gummed up to day. According to the calculations of I he statistical department, if all (he gum being chewed In Roseburg today should be stretched out to its fullest extent, it would circlo the 'earth about three times or more. If the'energy of rythmlcally jnov ihig jaws could bo converted into i horsepower, the electric utilities could suspend, operations for a week. This condition developed yestor day evening after 11. II. Rouw, northwest representative of the ; Wiliiain Wrigley , Jr. Company, ar i rived in the city in the special i Wrigley truck., Mr. Rouw Is en gaged upon tho task of seeing thatj every person in tho northwest is l I given a chew, of gum during, his! j tour of the district. j I "Tho Wrigley company lias prov-; en tho worth while benefits of ad-! Iverlising," Mr. Rouw declares. "The. company appropriated this year seven and one-half million dollars tu bo used lor advertising alone, exclusive, of I he salaries of the men engaged in the advertising de partment, iu uddltlou to advoitise monts iu nearly every dally uud weekly uewspapor of tho country, j magazines and periodicals, bill boards, posters, inc., wo uro put ting into every district special uu lomobile, trucKs, which go into every community distributing free packages ot Wrigley gum. in ud uition uaeh year wo reach over tit tee u and one half million peo plu by sending out packugea to telephone subscribers. Our truck, however, lakes us into tho outly ing communities, Into the towns and cities, where wo may reach the people by direct contact. "Wo havo nuido urrangemunU with tho management ot tho Ant lers theatre whereby everyono who visits tho theatre Saturday will ro cetvo u tree package of gum. Whilo wo are In Roseburg wo want to see that everyone is given u free sample, for we havo a packago for everyone." EX-CHAUFFEUR OF THE COOGANS ENDS HIS LIFE (Contluut-d (ruin page X.) TWELVE KILLED IN GERMAN R. R. WRECK (AuoclaU-d l'reu U'aH'd Wlr.) BEHL1N, Aug. 13. A train from Bui lin for Munich wan wrecked ut Laiwnbiicli, near Fieialng, Diivnr ia, today. Three couehes were overturned. Twelve persons - are reported to havo been hilled and thirty injured, seven seriously. garage. It read: "Mrs. Coogau: I am writing this iu tho dark. Could find no guua here, bo do not know I am truing to, take my life, so you can be hap py. Sorry 1 had to hit Joe, but he shot first. 'Tloaao notify my folks and scud tho body to Tipton, Iowa, for bur-, lal. With tho same love for you." Hired and Fired Often. Shipley had been discharged an chauffeur for tho Coofitms and re hired numerous times, illock, who was engaged to guard Hip t'oogfln residence at night, Bluinb ed across a man crouching in tho shrubbery ; wlillo milking his early .morning rounds last Tuesday.' The trespas- ser opened flrp when Block at tempted to question lilm. Block ' was shot three times. Ho emptied his gun at Ills assailant, but tho mnu, whom Ulock said ho recog- nlzed as Shipley, fled. PRUNE DRYER INSURANCE See the D. S. Henls agency, 109 S. Jackson St. Phono 628. Phone at our expense for covorage. All insurance linos, Will Palestine be fully restored to the Jewish people? Como and hear Mr. J. A. Iiohnet of Now orlc City, Moosq llall, Sunday, Aug. 15, at 8 p. m. 20 PERSONS DIE IN AN EXPLOSION! (Associated ITcss Leased Wire.) IH.'nAPKST, Hungary, Aug. Ill It is reported that 20 persona were killed in the explosion yesterday on Shepel island, a short disianct from Budapest, iu (he Manrrcd Weiss ammunition factory. It has bi-wi impossible, however, lo con firm the report owins to the large area covered by tho factory and the intense heat from the burning buildings. YOSEMITE LODGE GERTRUDE EDERLE mm RESIDENT Hata off! To the News Review HHflfllMri RdB Thv ft rosiiltH baked loam, fir a cool i iiiii !ll!IIIMWI1IIIIII1l!ll1!ifll j fiye's Ddidous ! I ( Astoria t til Press T.cawd Wire.) SA1-KM, Ore.. Aug. 13. John j Lynn, Tl. received fatal injuries 'Thursday allernonn when he was j blown about Gr. feet by the explo sion of 12 sinks of powder. Koth legs were broken, an arm broken and one hand blown ofr by the blast. He died at a local hospital this mnniiiiK. Lynn was engaged iu blowing out stumps and had placed three explosive caps, two of which went off. As h investi gated the third charge the delayed explosion occurred. Ills home is near Canby. (Aflnoclnled 1'ress LeiiBt'd Wire.) YOSKMITK, Calif., Aug. 13. Fire which started in the kitchen today burned the main dining room unit of Yoseiniiu lodge. The. unit, built originally as head quarters for tho troops which guarded the Yosemite valley when the army had charge ot national parks, was valued at $-5, UUO, covered by insurance. The fire was controlled before it spread to the cabins surround ing the building. The -1-U guesis, roused by tiro sirens, I locked, many of th m scantily clad, to the lodge ana helped to carry out curios and movable furniture. Forty thousand young nie:i and women, the pick of all Jery. return ed to Palestine In 1925. Hear .Mr. J. A. Iiohnet of New York City, at Moose Hall Sunday, 8 p. m. ai.Hw.wimiiMww.M i JrMff" SPEClAMUMuEGIVING: SALE: NET CLOSES ON TWO RELATIVES OF MRS. HALL For resultB use rlews-Itevlew classified ad.. I . o .M.X (!' 1)1 I ' !'': Al'l'lJK 'J'llltUK .MONTHS. ;. .5 t 9 ir- a. tkt tt Ui p V4rj-:flfcj' Bake the butt of a Frye's Delicious Brand Ham and have it ready to slice Cold for summer lunches or suppers. Frye's Delicious Brand Ham is ideal for baking. Choice, tender, grain-fed pork, cured and smoked by the exclusive Fryc process to preserve all the natural juices and delicate texture and to develop the tidiest flavor. No need to parboil Frye's Delicious Ham the meat is so mild and tender. (Continued from page 1.) of (heir headquarters. Carpenter, bareheaded and well dressed, was nervous but contained. Stevens, wearing heavy leased spectacles and chewing his mustache, was disconcerted by his own bands, and linally sat on thcni. He nearly ips-ed later whr-u laken lo jail after commitment by .lodge Clcary. One oilier i rson, William I'liil lips, formerly a night w ati litiiau. has b i n at rested in the case as a material witness and is lite in I2.G00 ball. Says Ex-Maid Knows Much. SAN' FKANCISCO. Aug. The Chronicle hays lhat Henry 1 liickman. former Jer.-ey City troup er, now sen iiu a tenu in t li - I'. S. discipline army bairnrks on Al ealraz island. San Francisco boy, has admitted that he accepted money to disappear during Invest i galion of the llall-.Mills murder in New Jersey. "Of course I took money to shut up and get out," the newspaper quotes Dick man as having said. "If I hadn't, why would I havo left there with two months' pay as a state trooper still owing me?" The prisoner also declared that a former maid In the Hall home has not told many Important de tails known both to her and to Dick man. "That maid knows a whole lot more about it than she has told." lie said. "I know ah1 does and she had better open up" Iicl;man's knowledge of :ho rase is considered so important that se cret negotiations already have been completed to return him to New Jersey, the chroni' le -tid U learned from reliable authority. (A.woclatcd Presa Ltfiiwl Wire.) I PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. :. j 0. A. Wallace, !) 1 , an lndiiiu war I ve teran, was granted a divorce ! today from his bride, aged 7 '. I whom he married last i:iy, M' i charged her dictatorial nature i mined their home life. Wallace was one ol five Indian Slate Treasurer Tom Kay ami Mr Kay was the corroborating u ii ness. ! Wallace was oe of five Indi;!! ! war el ran. who a Mended i le j in o.'i I. recent j-e;in:u:i h":- II' ri jlniduccd Mrs. Wallace lo his 1-1 low veterans at that lime. RoseDuigSteam LAUHBR? KIDS WE. ut- 'DO VOUR COLLAH.S frnno AC MEW. WE'RE 5UR.ETMIS IAUHDRS 6 It has been estimated by tfsis that the average laundry takes fify pt-r cent of the wear out of collars and forty per cent jnti of shiriH. Thai's too ha 1. Itut cheen up! This Is better than the average laundry. I PRESS OPPOSED TO I CRAVES NOW ADMIT HIS NOMINATION 1 1 Roseburg Sleam Laundry BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. Am. H Xewspapcm oppoglng Dlbb Gra-1 res lor governor in the democratic PHONE 79 Roseburg, Ore. rrai 1 1 ill CI Ve have a large group of specials which we offer to our customers for one week. Our "profit shar ing" sale includes items in kitchen wares, glass and china, dry goods, toys, hardware; in fact all our departments. If you haven't received one of our colored sheet circulars, come in and get one and see the goods. Many of our specials are not listed on the circu lar, however, so a visit to the store will pay you well. Sale Starts Saturday, August 14th LASTS ONE WEEK Some items are limited in quantity, so shop early Where You Save CAKE'S A Variety Department Store Q
