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THREE T- T9 ONE LOLLY-POP WITH EACH BOTTLE OF .' ' ! I ' . QUEEZE FOR ONE WEEK AT YOUR DEALER AUGUST 25 TO SEPT. 1 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 1 ,' 1 926 - 9 Mmwf-m-: KUd ORANGE - ROSEBURG FRIDAY AUGUST Bellows' Field Second Largest Show in the World No street parade. Downtown sale of tickets circus day only at Marsters Drug Store. KILFffl POST TO START DiCESTlfflT The first dance to be given un der the management of Umnuua Post of the American Lnginu at the Oriental (!ardons will be hold to night. The American Legion posti' :ns lensed the hall ami will con-! duct dances twice each week for; the benefit of the drum corps fund, The post expects to send its drum corns to the state convention at LaCrando next year and it is an-, nes.s already Warred in outfitli.ig! NEW YOltK. Aug. .21.-rtudolph j '"''''j1'. 'm 'ue IK '!V"" the musical organization. It is ex- .Valentino, sheik of tho movies, Pn,,Ml tl,e Trail to Hail cele,"a pneted that the proceeds of the: who underwent an operation for n d-res during the winter months joppendieiHs and removal of a gas wi!i he sufficient to defray the ex-! trie ulcer last Sunday, today suf- nensn or sending tho it rum corps to the stale eonvontmi, whom iniw-h good advertiHtner fnr the city , will result. The Legion post iisnld a bulletin issued by his phv nroviding excellent music, which is iH'ing nrrantred by J nines Condman end will follow out its usual policv in benefit entertainments, that, of giviiit; a snciiu miiij wen wurui in'-'ieut time. small amount of admission cnargett. ' nirTV TUAM M AAA rrrkTiMn rM rrkrw 1 wimj j.iv.fi-'t. lti.es an(! jiucksteU axlo. Hansen OF DEAD TOURIST; Chevrolet Co. TT. E. Church, of Naniamo. B. C, whose hodv was found beside his car near Oakland, this week, have over $1,000 on his person, nernrcl imr to Coroner Ritter. who is hold ' imr t Tip money and other personal effects for the relnt ives. Mr. Churrh apparently died at th wheel of his cnr. which went off the road, remaining beside tho highwav for five days, bofnre the body iliseovcrod. Tho man carried tliren nnrkntlioattsi. two nf -l,I..K I.11T ver. anionntliiK ln all to more, than jnoo. and about his liody was strap- VfH a home-made canvas belt, mtn eil n liemn.Tttnile cfinvna tinlt inln v.-njin nnn nppn ppwno m-ii poiu plocca nnrl rlovon ?r cnlil nlfrns. A iron I nir In n rllnnim; from n Naniamo jiaper Mr. ( hurrh was rmiln n-.tll lrn-n lliorn Tin n-a rn. nnrtml to ho rnlhor r'fn.nrlp ' Many Clowns Appear With Sells- l-'l r m . t- I Moto Circus Commsf Next rriday H l A rV'.j it- r ' tSi 4 Six Big clowns and little clowns clowns from many lands, clowns with funny fares and clowns with faces so sad they make you fcnv.h, ' are among the half hundred ".loeys" who make merfy in thet Sells-Floto circus rings. There ii I while he was somewhat of a travel ! ler, making numerous trips in his ( yacht, where ho resided most of hsl time. Ho was reported to he i fairly well to, do. Ho recently pur i chaned the car, beside which his , body wus found, for the purpose C ; I an iu;to trip to Oregon and Call-1 I f"l:i- " Ue was reported to be mute a dam lover and frequented the ' dances at Naniamo, where ho wasi : considered quite adept in the va- steps, and frequently was called upon to do service as an in structor. The body wns shipped to San Franeiiic.o for cremation, having been claimed by a brother, Koy I. church of Pctuluma. o - Maxwell 3924 louring, this Is a nice quint running car, the price is right. Hanson Chevrolet Co. VALENTINO HAS ijorod "considerable discomfort' because of a "alight spread of the infection In the abdominal wall." I siclnns this afternoon. The bullo- tin added, however, that there WMS nothing in his condition "to cause undue anxiety at the pres- T7 . " i ., . x wi i.nu nrt HKiii dim inn iiiini- Iron this winter we have a Ford Tu- l,1or fl,li, oqiiTl with balloon GIRL AT LA GRANDE COMMITS SUICIDE " T.A GR ANDE. Ore.. Aug. 21. 1.01s navis. annul zk oaucnier 01 ; K. f . Davis, local bus'ness man. I died this morning of a gunshot i wound in her left breapt helievou H if-inflicted. Coroner V. L. Ral- ! K'on pronounced the ense suicide, No inquest will be held. Donpoml- ency and a provioiw illness are ; hfHev,.,l flu, mnllvn After hearine a shot in the next room at their home, her mother and younger sister found Lots on ; lllld VOUIlCer Sister fnilllf) Lots on h ixmh ii yi'sunuij ;ti n-i immiii wiiu a nn-olvor near hy and hor dri'FS j cf n- from en toil imwilcr. Try (he Pnlnee of Sweels eblrl-en! iltnnor "" ' " ' - " and another who Is a slx-foolo.-. i l ,," u L 1 uos "; T when the nig fhow comes next I ri-- "inCaiYr. f.".mn:'s clwn ?! lii-man. is still with tho gang, lie; the way. ' " Bill is rhnwn above In onj of,Rpt.rk Is the son of C. I'. Speck, a the vnri make-ups he n in former conductor on the Rnuthrn j the course nf the clown program. Pnriflc linns out of Rosoburtr. Mr.: One of the bright, features of Ue program ii the clown bund whi' b i tives r cnpiete concert -n popu lar music as they believe It should ho rendo-od. A real outfit to doliver your wa termelons and tomatoes is what we have fn a nearlv new Chevrolet do- livnry truck. Hansen Chevrolet Co.Fin Mlon Presented Office 1 Tlio News-Ue l"w today was jprestented with a fine muskmelnp 9 igrown bv Uoyer Brothers, nf TU- MASONS ATTENTION lard. The melon Is of record size ;nd welRhs 9J pounds. The vario - , All members are renueted ty Is known as the Burrels (Jem to meet at the Masonic temple ! Sundnv, Auc. 22, at 3:30 p. m. for tho purpose of attending the funeral of the late Brother Albert K. B'll. By order W. M.. " V. F. Harris, Secy. 4 LOCAL To Eugene Dr. A. F. Setlier returned to Eu gcuu tills afternoon after spending the morning In lUm-burK. Visitor Today A. Iliune, of Wilbur, was in ItosebuiB today attending to busi ness mutters and greeting friends. Mr. Paul In W, G. Paul, of Dixonvlllo, was In Roseburg Friday afternoon attend ing to business affairs and trading, W. C. T. U. to Meet Tlio (llengary W. C. T. U. will meet at the homo of Wis. John Howard, Wednesday ufternoon of next week. , Back From Portland ! T. II. Ohlseu, who has been : spending n few days in Portlund, returned today to Ills home in this ! city. Leaves For Klamath Clem-go Casebeer leaves Sunday for Klamath -Agency, where ho will bo located and em ployed in the agency garage. ! Visitor Today ' Mrs. Frank Sleinhaiir, of Happy Valley, was ill liosehurg today ut- tending to business matters and shopping. From Melrose M is. U ii imrd Job nson, of Mel rose, was in this city Friday after noon attending to business affairs and shopping. Business Visitor lx Adams. South Deer Crook resident, was a Hosoburg visitor Fri(,HV ,, spent tt Vw nollI.s tmiHng and ininsactinfi business. , To Los Angee Mrs. B. M. Love left yesterday evening for Los Angeles where she will spend fniiio tlmo lookiug after business affairs and visiting. Undergoes Operation j Arthur JTugen, of (ilondale. this morning underwent a major opera tion at Mercy hospital with Drs. Sether and Stewart in attendance. Returns From Eugene J. E. Clark, Southern Pacific agent of Ttoseburg, returned yeg- j Returns to Glide i Miss Ttufh Bialudey who has , I born spending the past week in jUoseburg as the guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Kldred Shrum, will return to ifJlido this evening. 'Back Fram Eugene Grant Wilcox, of the city police department, returned today from (Rugene after attending the Trail to Rail celebration. His daughter fMii.lo 1,.,.i'i,. It.n. in iacc"Ill,mnl, a him home. Visitor Thursday J. S. Vayne, sales manager of the Winchester company of Ran Francisco, was a visitor Thursday ln Roseburg, and made a business j icail on ChurehiHs Hardware com-1 : ;,an Ml'- 1a n,? was enroute to I " Lawrence Neuner Here ijiiwrence ieiiiiT, lurmiMiy m Roseburg. now a resident of Bell-1 flnu-Pr l.rAnc-Plea rniinlv. mil-1 'fornia. is a visitor in Roseburg, for a Tew davs . Mr. Neuner has:',om ,WH'are riVir ,s iihhik -numerous friends bore who be is , ba'-Ware and Maryland. Oth isiiiiik mmiin nis onei siay wmo- j'I,so looKing aner iiusiness inn r- ii,,. - - - J nn"hiirir 1" formerly owned " - " l" Mr. and Mrs. . .1. Wenver return - "I Kosebnr last llifc-ht follow n (Ierl varatlon trill to northern points. Mr. Wenver. form-1 """ ni' department wns calli it erlv owner and manncer of the out today by a crass fire on l"ul Hotcl Vmptinn here, will leavq lerton street. The fire obtained a nmnnay lor rreiia '"""'" f" Monday for Yreka, ral., whero he tlmo managing lis brother, who is nt present in cliarKe of that, hos- M w , a trp t0 80lllhcrn California for sovrrai weeks, Former Resident Visits Clyde Speck, a former resident or KfiHOHirit. sionned overnicnt. Frtdav and visftod friends. Mr. I Rp(.(.t was carried boy on the old Uevtcw many years ago and will be remembered by many in Rose burg. He Is enrnute from Port - land, whore he has bono making his home for the past several years, to Powers where he will be I employed fn a logging camp, nnd fs one of unusual'y fine flavor. Tho Mesers Rojer have several acres at Dfilard devoted to the growing of fruit and truck garden- jne and also conduct a road stand ( which if popularly patronized and whire all kinds of fruits and vege- jtableK may be purchaBCi! during tthe summer season. NEWS Visitor Yesterday . Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Shaffer, of Canyonville, were in Roseburg yes turduy afternoon shopping and looking after business affairs. Leave For San Francisco Mrs. A. li. Crawford and Mrs. A. It. Moore left this afternoon for San Krancisco, where they will visit with friends and attend a buyers' convention. They exteet to bo away about a week or ten days. Visits Brother Morris Southwlck, of National City, Cal., visited yesterduy for a a short time with his brother, Fred Southwlck, of the Douglas Fire Pa trol. Morris Southwlck und a friend are on an auto tour which will take them into Idaho and re turn. We pay cash for bark. Wharton Bros. dry cascara O. P. IN NEW YORK IS FACING LIQUOR ISSUE (Continued from page 1.) Senator Wadsworlh, as state parly leader, for passage of the referen dum act by a Republic legislature. Thero has been talk of an inde pendent .dry candidate for gover nor and prohibition forces have named State Senator Franklin W. Cristnian as an independent Repub lican candidate for senator. Sonator Wadsworth, a wet, said there was a possibility that' Repub lican control of tho next senate might depend upon bis own elec tion, and added: "Naturally the president is desirous of support from New York and every state." The senator said he would wage his campaign on national issues. The dry forces are demanding re-enactment of a state enforcement- provision and a fight at the Republican convention . September 27 . over this plank is in prospect. In this connection Senator Wads worth said the Republican plat form probably would contain a plank for law enforcement. Smith Likely to Run. While Governor Smith is now definitely in the lists for reelection there is strong Democratic senti ment for him and he has declared that he will abide by the decision of the Democratic convention which is also on September 27. Mr. Wadsworth expressed the opinion that Governor Smith wonid run again and that his opponent for senator would he Supreme Court Justice Robert F. Wagner. Dr. Ruller. who has been attack ed by the drys for Ids outspoken condemnation of the Volstead act, said he was withdrawing his namo from discussion because lie consid- jered his duties as professor of Col- umbia university too important for him to quit them for politics. Cream separators are reduced 15 per cent at Wharton Bros.' re moval sale. MONEY ALLOTTED FOR WATERWAYS IN OREGON f A Mutinied Prrsi Irowd Wlre.t I WASHINGTON. Aug. 21. Army I engineers announced today the al lotment of funds for river and ; 1.., ,,lrt ,,-. a .... ' A A tola' r $150,000 was Set side for the internntlonnl waterway er aiioimeins mciuoeu: Cascades canal, Columbia river, . asningion tii.uiu. I nalles-Celllo canal, Columhia rlyer. Ore;on. (15,000. Canal and looks, Willamette riv- ! 'r- OreKon, 140.500. GRASS FIRE TODAY. com mnrt. in lull rass near ihe is. I . rounilhoiiao nnd was Hard to ( exi Inguish, hut was put out before any damage was done, j Chevrolet ton trtiett In good ron idftion, new tires all around. Easy terms. Hansen Chevrolet Co. nrrv rn itm rv rt IN RARKHURST'S j MINE OPERATIONS Aiwnfjjful Press f-rafcf f R'fr,l i POTITT.AND. Ore, Ang. 21. On ; motion of Deputy U. S. Attorney ;J"s. Helgorson proeoedlngs for the ; removal from Portland to Tnmma of Ray Bnrkhurst. Portland bnsl- iness man, on rhargen of fraud in i connection wifli the Rubv B'-ach .Mining company, were llsmips'n. Government attorneys were unable to ghow any fraud n the pa-f nf Bnrkhnrst in relation to the mining company enterprise. 1 The removal proceedings nroe ( of indictment in Tacoma of 31 persons on charges of unine the mails to defraud. United States Commisioner Fraer. who dls- mfaspd the proceedings, ordered release of f 1,000 bail put up by Barkhnrst 0 . Eat barbecue sandwiches and live forever. Brand's Road Stand. VESSEL SINKS DURING HEAVY ' LAKE ERIE GALE (Continued from page 1.) tho sixteen men was received here by tho Inter-City RadlO'Telegraph company, in a radio dispute): Uom the MaitianiL Vessel Springs Leak. The Blnking of the steamer was described by J. B. Gamble, captalo of the boat. The steamer, he said, was loaded at Erie peninsula and was bound for Buffalo. Whllu it was being poutided by the heavy sea, it sprang a leak. Water rushed into ths held of the boat very rapidly, and It was only a matter of a few minutes be fore the ship sank. Tho three life boats battled tho large waves for more than au hour until tho Mall land, bound for Canada, crossed their course and was attracted by the distress flares shot from the boats. Captain Hey man of the Maltland put hia car ferry about and picked up two of the lifeboats. The third could not be seen. Captain Iley man, it was announced in a mes sage from the radio operator of the Maitlaud, stood by until day light and then started a search for the missing boat. Other Craft Suffer BUFFALO, K. V.. Aug, 31, The heaviest rain and wind storm of the season lashed tho Great Lake region all last night. Over Lake Erie the wind reach ed sixty miles an hour. The steamer Greater Buffalo of the Detroit and Cleveland Naviga tion company's fleet, bound from Detroit to Buffalo, docked five hours late because of the storwi. The North American, from Chi cago, reported such a heavy off shore gale that she was unable to make a scheduled stop at Cleve land. She received radio calls for assistance from tho freighter Ger keu, but could not safely turn and attempt to aid her. Out of her 450 passengers only 90 were able to eat dinner Friday ntgbt. The steamer Corona of the Can adian Steamship lines, Toronto to Lewiston, N. Y., was so badly bat tered Friday by the seas that she was withdrawn from ,lhe service to undergo repairs. Traffic Paralyzed. Nf AG Alt A FALLS, N. AitR. 21. Sailings of steamers of the Canadian steamship lines between Lewiston and Toronto, Ontario, were cancelled today because of a groat storm raging on Lake On tario. One steamer that mado the trip late yesterday was reported to have been badly damaged. Some passengers uyon their arrival in Toronto were so 111 that lliey were ordered to hospitals. All sailings of boats of the Can adian National line, operating be tween Port Dalhousie and Toron to, Ontario, were ordered cancell ed also. fluy tires and tubes from me and save money. L. H. Chambers Mo tor Co. REBELS BEATEN IN NICARAGUAN FIGHT (Aflioclated Prom Leased Win.) MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Aug. 21. The revolutionists liavo been badly defeated at Tamerrmlo, a vil lage on the Pacific side of the re public. It is asserted that many of them were killed or wounded and that the others in their i light left behind ten machine guns, 700 rifles and a half million rounds of ammunition, in addition to other supplies. WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. Tho Nlcaraguuu legation announced to day that it had been advised offi cially that revolutionary outbreaks In Nicaragua ended yesterday, "when all attempts of uprisings were crushed." 'The government today stands stronger saW the legation an nouncement, "having Increased Its prestige and sympathy with the people, as the rebels have fallen In complete discredit through their vile excesses, BUch as murders, pll laging and burning of properties. "All wire Hues and routes of communication with Leon, Chin andega and Cornlto have been re established MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Aug. 21. The government reports (hat it has the rebellion suppressed and telegraph and railway communica tion restored throughout the coun try. Tlio rebel forces have been broken up Into small bands and are resorlfg to guerilla warfare. Government troops to the num ber of 1,500 yesterday routed 800 rebels at Tamarlndo, Chlchcigalpa. The reported losses were two on thci government side and 18 rebels. 4 PORTLAND TAXI DRIVERS BEATEN rA4atl Pm Inmt win.) PORTLAND. Ore., Auk. 21. Four taxtcab drivers were attack ,ed early today In different parts of jthe city, and pollco suspected the jassallanta were sympathizers with striking taxlcab drivers. I Two men, identified t5' Harold i Church, one of the victims as his (assailants, wers arrested. They igave their names as William My (ers and Fred Hansen. Assailanis of tho other drivers escaped. " TWO INTERESTING AND . t mmSa" " H Will Be Given Saturday and Sunday Evenings At Eight O'clock by F. D. Nichol, Editor of the Signs of the Times The most widely circulated denominational j attrnal in America. , .; . . ; ; f I; AT in': ' 'V. ' ' ' The Southern Oregon Camp Meeting of Seventh-Day5 Adventists ' Fullcrton Park, corner of Harvard nnd Ump ua Avenues, West Roseburg. COME EARLY AND JOIN IN THE SONG SERVICE AT 7(30. ' BANDON GIRL IS DEAD AFTER ' SHORT ILLNESS Evolyn E. Ollen, of Ilandon, died last night nt Mercy hospital fol lowing a short tllnoss. The young woman was brought to the hospital yesterduy sufforing from a most, se vere illness, which developed while the lumily wan on a vacuiltm trip Boys and Girls Who Won Honors at State Fair to Be Given Free Trip to Crater Lake by Hotelman and by Southern Pacific Official mmm X PcicurcJ Price. RALEM, Ore., Aug. 21. Elabor ate preparations have been made by Hlchard l'rlre, innnnger of tho! Iithln hot4d nt Ashland, and Crater Iko Inn, for the entertainment of the two boys and girls who won the high scores in the Industrial club work departments at th 1926 state fair. The hoy A nnd girls will ho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Price at Crater Lake during tho week August 2:t to 28. They are Mary (ialey nnd Adena Joy of Ashland, John Flem ing of Troutdnle nnd Eldon Fox of Kllverton. A rhnporone will ac company t Uoya and girls from Salem, Tho boyn and girls will leave hero tomorrow morning for Ash-i POSITIVE PROOFS FOR Mhis CilcS wna a 'native of Duug - las- county, having been born at Olalla, July 13, IDrtti. Her mother was formerly Maud Ireland, a member . vfftU knsn Douglas county family. , ' In addition to her pnronts Mr. and Mrs. Hoy A. Olios, tho young lady loavos' two brothers, Konnor and 'Lowell, and u sister, Marcollu. Vov the prist two yours -MIms Clflos' taught school at Handon, and had Jjoon for aiwihar term land nbnnrd the private oar of E. L.j King, Biipertntf-ndent of the South-; em t'ni ifie If lies in Oregon. They I will spend Sunday night at Ash- hind as gtieHls of Mr. and Mrs.' I'rlift and will leave there early! Monday fr 'nfer lke, In Um' trip irMii Fiim in Ashland the hoys and girls will be guests of, Mr. and Mrs. King. The boys and; hls are scheduled to roach Crater; Lnlto nt noon Monday. They will) remain there until the following; Saturday when they will return to; Ashland. 1 ( In addition to enjoying a free; trip in rar f-ifce m mwsttn of Mr, and Mrs. Trivn Ut? lys and; glrlsrr recipients of beantifuli watches' preKonteil to them at al . p. LECTURES l Funeral r.ovyiccs! will be held from the chapel of tho Rosehur Undertaking con) puny Sunday at 1 p, m,( with tatoment In tho Tei Mile cemetery. : ' - Chevrolet coupe liko new, 7 7000 miiofl, but don't look it. $200 at off lie"' price. Hansen Chevrolet Co, Hats off I To the TTewa Revlon etasfllied Bfif Thev at rnsultB If' VrLutV'i 1 IS in; Ax - Sivertot banquet hold nhoard Mr.Klng'a private rar on Fridny night of "hist year's fair. These watohea wqre purchased by funds subscribed by the power utilities of the stater this your th& bankers of the Male will furnl?h foods wish whfck to purchase prizes tor the lilgli scoring boys and girls at the state fair. They also will bo entertained at Crater Lake next year as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Price. v' -'' itoth Mr. King and Mr. Price have evinced much interest in boys and girls club work nt Ihe Oregon mmt& f ur. nort have comrlfewlwi lihrmlly T'r th entertainment nt tho juveniles engaged In this lino : of activity. 0
