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Bourquin, (lismisHing charges against the steamer Federal Ship aud Us crew which recently were seized under tire on the high seas by a coust guard patrol aud held as liquor smugglers, the vessel and Its $1, 000,000 whiskey cargo were still In custody of the customs department today. - Both United States Attorney Hatfield and the customs office de clined to release the ship yester day after the decision on the ground that they had not been au thorized by Washington to do so. Accordingly, the Federal Ship was held within range of coast guard guns just inside, the harbor despite the protestations of Captain S. S. Stone, who threatened to further appeal to the Panama government, under whose registry the ship operates, unless a release was forthcoming at once. Meanwhile the government's re cently Inaugurated policy - of ex tending its operations against sus pected rum smugglers to the high seas was without judicial sanction and no announcements were made, either here or In Washington as to whether It would continue to seize ships beyond the 12-mlle limit. The Federal Ship was taken 270 miles at sea while avowedly on her way from Victoria, B. C, to Buena venture, Colombia. Captain ' Stone at first refused to submit to ar rest, and the coast guard fired five shots, two of which took effect on the main deck. Stone then capitu lated. Stone's attorney then at tacked the seizure on the ground that It was not precedent in law or troaty and refused to answer indictments which were returned against the captain and crew. WELL KNOWN COUPLE ' . MARRIED IN EUGENE The announcement of the mar rlnge of Miss Ilene Angst and Har old Hampton qt Eugene, . at Eu gene,, April" 18. was; a . surprise to their many t friends. Miss; Angst was formerly of Roseburg and is well' known throughout ithe coun ty. They will reside in Eugene, -after a brief honeymoon trip.- .. j';, f GOITRE WAS SEVERE Caused Eya Pressuro and Head-, acho. Could Not Sleep Without' - - Several Pillows. Colorless Liniment Removed It. ' Mrs. E. fl. Holingsworth, North Platte, Neb., says: "After using Sorbol-Quadruple for three days,.. I could notice a great relief. Nov; my goitre is eutlroly gone. .Will gladly tell my experience by wr,rd$ or leiter." Sorbol-Quadrupld is colorless, applied externally, and as easy to use as a toilet water. '; See it at all drug stores or write Sorbol Company, Mechanicoburg, Cv Lo cally at Nathan Fullerton's, drug gist. . , '- Cottage cbeese. Roseburg Dairy. Phono 188. DENNIS BUYS RIVAL PAPER AT KLAMATH KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 31. formal announcement of tuo sale of tlte Klumath News Pub lishing company, morning paper, to Uruco Dennis, publisher oi the Evening Herald, was made this morning. Mr. Dennis took posses sion ot the newspaper today and will conduct It along tho same news and editorial policies which have prevailed since its inception. Mr. Dennis in effecting the trans fur, formed the Inland Publishing company which in turu acquired the stock of the Herald Publishing company aud the Klamath Iews Publishing company. ; The Klamath News was organ ized In the fall of 1923 as a week ly. It soon changed to a semi vieekly, then to a trl-weekly, and finally, about a year after .its or ganization, to a dally. Mr. Dennis entered the Klamath Falls newspaper field last fall when ho purchased outright 'the Evening Herald from H. J. Murray. Mr. Dennis is a veteran Oregon newspaper man and former owner of tho La Grande Observer. Pur rliaso price of tho News was not announced. ''..."" Tho vocational classes will meet in room 3U8 in tho Junior high school on Friday. Millinery at 9 o'clock a. m. and dressmaking at 1:30. Those .Interested in interior decorating should confer with Mrs. IJenson during the aay. . DAILY WEATHER REPORT U, 8. Weather Bureau, local of fico, Itoseburg, Oregon, 21 houri ending 5 A. M. Itclattve humidlly 5 p. m. yes. 26 Precip. In Inches and Hundredths Highest temperaluro yesterday 72 Lowest temperature last night a Precipitation, Inst 21 hours ... 0 Total precip. since 1st month J.43 Norma) precip. for this month 2.18 Total precip. from Sept. 1, 1926, to date 32.83 Average precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 - 29-5" Total excess from Sept. 1, 1926 33J Average precipitation for 49 wet seasons, (September to May. inclusive) . 31.12 Forecast for southwest Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Friday; nor mal temperature. AKTilLH W. l'LGH, MeteurologUt AULEKyLLi-'At. "Of Course I ; Can Be Ready!" Extra trousers, freshly pressed, have added to the pleasure of many an unexpected invitation. You, top. car 8 "Look ing Your Best" if your wardrobe includes one of our Adler Collegian Two Pants Suits. They cost no m o r e ' than One-Pants Suits of other recognized brands, but they give yoi( d o u ble satisfaction in added wear and- better, appearance. 1 Tho tailoring measures up-' to strict AiUer Collcglau stau-'j. (birds we need say no more. Dut wo would like to tell you, about the new woolens. You'll enjoy coining in. Just to look at them. You're invited! QPENCE1 Browwai , RUM SHIP GRAB ILLEGAL; (Aasoclatnd trof. Lvused Wire.) I ' .AN. EHANCISCO, April ' '20 Fedoral Judge George. M. Dourqiiln ruled as llloal .toBny. the seizure by Moq United Status, ot, the rum vessel,' Federal, Ship, its . million dollar cargo aid- arrest o Us, .cap tain a'jd crow. -,. , ' , ' ! Try our buttermilk it's aiftcr 9'jt. HOBOdurg Dairy. X'noiie 3.8U. ' FATAL BALKAN CLASH VIENNA, Austria, April 20. An unconfirmed report from Bucharest says there was fighting last "night between Ituinaniau and Russian border troops, with ' "many dead and wounded on both sides.!' ' 1 Largo coffee cups, 10c at Pow ell's.' "SmtUm of 'Perfect Service" Portland's Newest Hotel;-.' Each Room with Bath or Lmtorf Elaborately FuraiaUed , Strictly Modern Conveniently Located Comfort aiu Siicty RATES With B.ith ,t 2.00 to 3. With Lavatory 1.50 to z. Special Weekly or &,fonthy . itct Commodore hotel IJHRK &. SHEPHERD , Morrison anct- 16th Sts, Phone It Bacon 7204 I VJe LAUNDER SHIRTS I AMO SHIRTWAISTS TOO-- I SoTriATTue SEEM I m AUITE FUtSH ftKD KW- C Your fihlrt wuIkI flml his fhlrt should lake n trip lf thU lauud'y and ri'tiirn. Thry will demojiHtraie to you our expert ability, our p'i Hta manner of solving and our moderate prices. Wo invite you to do this. Roseburg Steam Laundry Phon 79 Roseburg Ml l 1 IT CITY Mi CAidocMed I'n-M i.oamhI Vfrv.) l- SHANGHAI. April Hinting ,iiutl looting are prevateut in Hau !kow, said a wirelesa dispatch from Utmt city Uxhty, with a panic im minent. Ktgniy live Americans were hugging the edge or Uie liu'- jeign setitenieut, reluctant to deaert lure far lnlantl. ' It was leatnod authoritatively that if the Chinese at Hankow should attempt a repetition of the iNutilUng outrages, the ioreign warsliips would act without delay. Among the foreigu ware raft ancii oruil in the Vaugtue off iltinkow at Hie present time are qigtit Ameri can vessels. : An unconfirmed rumor was re ceived iron Hankow that Michael liuroUiu, liussiuu advisor to tne Hankow government, previously leportod- in a hospital la tho for eign Quarter of Hankow, was un der detention " . From Nanking It was learned by wireless that tiring between thai city and i'ukow, on the opposite side of the yanglse had been re s tuned.' Shells from Pukow fell on the railway station at Nanking, re 'Bulling in iiumeruus casuaitics. The 'rlaiway start tied in panic. Nan jkiug is held by the Cantonese (Na Uionalist) troops, while Pukow is ,iu the hands of the northerners, i Marshal Chang . 'i'so-Lin, . tho jchiet: commander of the liorlhorii ! alliance, has ; ordered General Chang Taung Chang, the Shtiu jtungese leader, to stop tho north eruers from fix-lug on J or; J git shlpB iin the Vangtse, Foreign naval au thorities say that virtually all for jeigu ships have been tired ou as a daily occurrence, the lire usually ; being returned iud little thought ' being given to it. All bustues'i property in Chuug ,kiiig, in Sitjchwuu province, h;ui ibeen sealed and padlocked. All ior jeigners .have depaned, except one ! Frenchman, a Jupuueso, two Nor iwegb.us uud lei! Germuus. Evacu jateii foreign bungalows have beeu uMuunsaou. xiiusu repuriH . aiu made by Dv. H. iL McCartuye, tho port physician. Galvanized vuils, lUc nt Powells. TWO LAWYERS ARE ADDED TO DEFENSE OF DeAUTKEMONT (Assocluted I'rtBi LcanctJ AVirc.) EUCENK, Oro., April 21. John A. (Jollier, of PorLlund, und Urn Newbury, of Medford, will become asaoduled with Fvod E. Smith, of I'Jugeno, lu the dofuiiHe of liiigli do Autromont, who will go on trlul May 2 oiv a charge of nuirdor, uc- cording Lo announuoment of Smith toduy. JMviu Kvans, or KuKeno, will also bo associated with Smith in, tho defense, according to previous announcement. The announcement touuy - com pletes tho list of defouso counavl. tor do Autremont. Associated in tho prosecution will be Newton C. Chauey, district attorney or Jackson, county; George Nenner, United states dis trict attorney, of Portland; Georgo Koberts. or Meutoru, anu a pronu nent criminal lawyer for the Southern Pacific railway company, of ban Francisco, whoso name was not known here today. Watkins Products. 120 W. Laua ! St. Pboue 177. RIVAL SINGERS TIE IN CONTEST AT KANSAS CITY (Associated Vrvtt Loused Wire.). 9 CHICAGO, April 2J. Kansas City, .Mo., has lost a chance to give American opera another Mar ion Tailey. For an hour last nlKht it ap peared that Miss Harriet Clark of Kansas City might he the choice of the National Federation of Mu sic Clubs' comfort $,0UU prize of the National Opera club of Ameri ca. The judges required three suc cessive hearings of Tho voices of Miss Clark, Miss Kathryu Witwer of Chicago and Miss JUUlu Uurko of lialtlmore before tlioy could reach a decision. liven then they woiu unable to decide between Miss Burke and Miss Witwer, und us u result the opera, club prize will be Him red equally by Uioho two. Miss Clark was givon third place. Miss WHwor had one advantage over her Hail I more rival, having been awarded tho SDuu prize lor "best female voice" in the competi tion which was nation-wide for Americun-trained artists between the ages of 20 y.nd 31 years. lu addition lo tho prize award, Miss witwer and Mlsrf JJurlte are Chicago civic opera company, Hie Metropolitan Opera company und the Itochester Knglish Opera com pany to grunt lllu w inners audi tions, with the flattering possibil ity ot an engagement. Rag rugs, 33c at Powell's Furni ture storo. FORMER ROSEBURG GIRL SINGS IN SEMI-FINAL, MEET CHICAdO, April 20. Young ur tlsts of Hie nation, survivors of city and district cnutehtH, turned Into the lust hip toniaiil of their lace for coveted honors lu liie mu sical world, offered by ill" Ii'tilon ai Kedeiaftlon of MimIc clubs. Prftes of J.VlO und reci.nllion n miiidcintir, of ability and standing spurred lliera toward Ih'dr goal, Tils violin event had two liaal fcta, and WillUm Uivitl of Chit-ago Helen llerlln of Philadelphia, while Ethel Fli ntve of l'l:li :ixo and ua2ci tiaiiuii pi Lioiiiuu quui EASTF.HN STAR MEMBERS ! ATTENTION " , - ' Hegular meeting of Rose O burg Chuptar No, S, 'J huitiday ! evening, April 21, at 7:30. ! . ! MAKE YOUR PLANTS GROW Ford ammonium sulphate 4 promotes plant growth and 4 increases crops. Ten lb. sack, 4 . 75 cents. C. A. Lockwood Mo- tor Co. - SENIOR HIGH MUSIC.ALE Tho Glee club und orchea- 4 Ira of the. Senior High school will present their amiuul pro 4 gram in the Senior HI audi torlum Friday, 'April 22ml. One hour of solid entertulu- ment Including a chorus ot eighty voices, uu oicheBHu ot twenty pieces U.UU, seyeral P flue instrumental and vocal 4 solos. The putyio conlially lu- vlted. Admission FREE. - . . . ifled Cor the piano contest. The girls who entered the semi finals In voice were Margaret Ken nedy, of Portland, Ore.; Kathryu Wllmer, . Chicago; Hilda Burke, Baltim7, and H unlet lo Chirk of Kansas City. ; To Hugh Grimm of Cincinnati was awarded the $1000 prize, for the best symphonic poem. The composition was played - by the Chicago orchestra for the -first time today. .. Mr. Grimm Is 37 years old. Winners in the semi-finals for male voices were Robert Wledo feld, Baltimore, and James K,. lloughtou, Souiervllle, Mass. Miss Kennedy of Portland, men tioned In the above dispatch, Is well known in Roseburg, where she resided for several months. She Is a niece of Mrs. J. C. Huine of Knseburg, and attended high school hero in l'Jlfi. In that year she sang the lead in tho operetta H. M. 8. Pinafore, presented by tho Episcopal church ot this city. ' ; CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our grateful thanks to our friends in Canyon ville and vicinity who assisted with -the funeral arrangements or our dear one. Also for tho beauti ful flowers aro we grateful. 1 W. R. Catching, Sidney Catching, - 1 P. F. Catching, mj B. W. Catching, i Mrs. L. C. Brown, Miss Jessie Catching. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ' MEET WITH ACCIDENT County Commissioners ! B.ecUley and Clough met with an auto acci dent last night upon their, arrival homo from Itoedsport where they have boon spending several days on county business At the- inter section of the Elkton road with tho Sutherlin-UmpnuH. road their car was struck by a machine driven by the sou of J. A. Joelson ojf Ump tjua, the lattev car- being occupied also by Mrs. Euimlt Hall and her daughter. Fortunately none of the occupants was injured, although both cars vera somewhat damaged. RHEUMATISM Cannot Exist In tho .Human Body. It in pruposturouB: in. fact, it lu a uhutuu to Biiltor with lufluniaiu tory, uiiuicular, eoiatlo or any tonn ut HheumutlBm. Ti-uuH's Prencrlptton does not ruin tho etoinucu, it (loan not de lii'oss the heart. 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