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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, JUNE 1 3. 1927. ' He knows just where he is all the time he is confident' successful . ' ; .''..;.'? i m" '.!!; Successful men in business have e systematic plan for : regularly depositing their money. They take no chance .with future uncertainties, and every individual, in order to be safe, ought to regularly bank portions of their earnings and play safe. Thi3 Bank solicits business of this nature. Start your account with us at .once, . , UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ;..;.., ,. i J .i Roseburp;, Oregon . & I .CHIROPRACTORS Drugless Health Center "Complete Health Service" SULPHUR VAPOR BATH8 327 West Cass Phone 491 Wanda Hiiikle delighted the theatre at the , , LIBERTY, Last night, with the splendid music with which she accom 'panied the picture : , , "The Beloved ? Rogue" Miss Hlnkle Is ho accomplish, ed ..musloian, She will be there two days more and you1 should not fall to hear her.; And if'Jhe Beloved Rogue" Is jrulya groat picture. LIBERTY Today and Tuesday Mnt'lnee Dally '2:15' The World's Greatest Actor In the Greatest Role of Love's History the . A tremendous spectacle t ' A tingling, tense, glorious Barrymore triumph tbo . greatest of all Barrymore'i UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE Xhtr Gemg Comedy j . . . - . .... . ! nu. gxvu.fi pnxKU ft is kaswls :: TELLING " A WHOPPERS' PATHE NEWS Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-35c John . 1 Sure of His Course The careful pilot takes no chances he goes by hie chart and compass "4 CARRIER PIGEON STRAYS A carrier pigeon from Home place not iluloniilned uppfarcd guveral dayn ago aL the home of Owen Hus Hull in CumuH Valley, uninjured but appitri'iitly unwilling to pro coed further on ilH flU'Jit. The bird's left log hears a tag wlih I If la In Herlptloii: MA J. 2:i O. 0. C. 328." To day the mid wan lirouht to town by 10. M. Mtu'Kun, who look It to hit home at 715 Howard uvonuu. Mr. MorKan, plaiiK to care for the plK eon for an lii.rerinllo tlnio, hoping ( lint evuntuuljy tbo ownership of the bird will ho liMirnftd. SPECIAL AT THE LIBERTY Today and Tuesday ' Miss Wanda t --Hmkle'ti-W-i. Organist t ' . "",, ; ' A treat ' for you. She is one of- the. best organists in this part of the country. ca 1 wi'imiii iip 1 in ni' 1 iu 'ifcji wwmmu.fcUM DANCE ' Every Wednesday 'and '' " ' " Saturday Night ' ! Rainbow ; Gardens WINCHESTER Star Six Watkins Products J- 120 W. Lane . One-Half Block Off Jackson St. ' PHONE 1 77 Elite Pleaters ' All Kinds of Pleating and Button Making, Phone 187-R WILL CLEAN all kinds of wood finish C-rpcts, Rugs, Window Washing Make them look like new. Let Charley do your work. Charles Danis Phone 61-J DR. DEAN B. EUBAR OPTOMETRIST ' Spuclnllst In the fitting of OlnasoH. 116 Jackson St. DEAL WITH LICENSED REALTORS , Lk'ensrd real eslulo brokers re required to know tho Oregon Real Estate rirokers' law and post bonds with the state ns a guarantee gnlust misrepresentation. When you deal with unlicensed brokers Z censed ko chances. See that yon are ted by dealing onlv with II- naed realtors. DOUGLAS COUNTY REALTY '. BOARD THE CHEAPEST MONEY for the choicest FARM LOANS . 51 innney. Tonus of 6. 7 nnd 10 years. Liberal ropuymont privileges. Ptialcht loans. Usual oninmlnHlnu charges. , Propipt pei vl. rv if veil need A loon or ate refinancing see us, G. W. Young & Son ' , LOANS till Csss St. Phone 417 LOCAL GUARD COMPANY WILL ' LEAVE TUESDAY (Continued from page 1.) as follows: 1 'Memlera going to camp: , Cuptuin Lyie K. .Mursters. First Lieutenant Alvlu .M. Kiiudl- sun. .Second Lieutenant Will II. Ger retsun, Jr. First Seregunt Howard V. Ilelui bulilt. Sergeants: Edmund L. iJulan, .Clulr High, Gordon It. Htbbs, Hai ry W. 1' lelchcr, Wallace A. Hupp, ri i ir.i...?iii xjui.nuw.un.. w KiimiR' Kenemit .Inuun .1 TM,1,H. 4, Mess Kergcunl Edward It, Will 4 ' ton. 4 Hlablo Sergeant Willis J. Moffltt. Corporals: Churles II. Svviiiikou, if William N. Nash, Paul W. Jonn Hon; Hubert L. Matthews, Victor J. Micelll, Uernurd A. Young. Privates, First Class: Wallace Croidow, Hugo R Fredrlcksou, Itobcrt It. l.ea, Orvllle I.lndsey, James V. StovnII, Virgil A. Swan son. Privates: Aiinn p. Hlood, Leo J. Ilonula, Fred M. Uruegger, Lymuii 1). llllluer, Leslie M. Curvalho, Amos A. Case, Eldiod Coition, Ir via Davis, Eddie E. IJe Iloss, l'aul CI. Do Ross, Ilenjiiniln T. Kills, Adolplms H. tleler, Lynn Orubbo, Eddie E. Hall, Henry E. Hall, Lo roy Hull, Paul Jlufliam, Edgar J. Junius, Leo Jurvls, Hubert E. Luhoy, Clarence A. Alain, Hurley 8. Miirsters. William L. Ogle, Lew is N. Payne, Alfred O. Pierce, Charles L. I'ltls, Kay ItauMch, Ken neth A. Sauvaln, Tlieo. A. Shelln barRer, James I,. Slirum, Ashley T. Tabor, Harold C. Walnscott, Vun diam C. Williams, Joo Ward Young. ' First Cook Iiarlesa E, Sehnildt. Kucond Cook Webster Nichols. IJUBler Frank C Eino. . 3100 Men to Encamp (.Associated l'rvu Lwd Wfro.) SALEM, Ore., June 13 Early this week approximately 3100 na tional Riiardsnieii of Oregon will mobilize at Camp Clatsop and Fort Stevens for 1G days of hard train ing. They will represent 20 Ore gon counties. They will bo In comaiaiul of Brigadier General Cieorge A. White, commander of tbo 82nd brigade, who has complet ed preparations for the encamp ment. Advance detachmonts will move tonight when 100 men will precede lo tbo camp and prepare the pluco for the reception of the main body of the troops. The main body will begin moving Tuesday night when nil units outside of Portland will ontrnln for that city. Tbo entlro force will be In Portland Wednes- day morning and will proceed to I the camp, eight special trains be ing used to carry the troops. The guardsmen will be In camp by noon and tho afternoon will bo devoted to. organization, the only itrnln lug lor the day being formal guard mount at Camp Clatsop and Fort Htnvens. Aotlvo training- will start Thursday morning.' During the last week . 37 camp kitchens and other buildings wore constructed at tho camp at a cost to the govern ment of 847,000. There Is n pos sibility that the camp will be made permanent, and If It Is an addition ill $100,000 will be spent In the near future. - ' Troops that will tako part In the truing Include tho 1112nd and IStb Infantry regiments which compose the 82nd Infantry brigade, also brl gnitle attached nulls consisting of battery A, 21Sth field artillery; company A, ' 110- engineers, and hospital company 107, all of whom will be at Clatsop. At Fort Stev ens will be the 24!)th const artil lery with a strength of 275men. Oregon cities that will send com panies to the encampment are: Raker. La tlrande, Union, Pendle ton, The Dalles, Oresham, Port land, St. Helens. Astoria, Tillu mook, Murshfleld, Ashland, Med ford, Grants Pass, Roseburg, Cot tage Crove, Eugene, Springfield, I Albany, Lebanon, Sllverton, Sa lem, Woodburn Corvallls, Dallas, McMlnuvllle, Forest Grove nnd Oregon City. TWO PRISONERS MAKE ESCAPE" FROM CO. JAIL frnntlnupd from pnere 1.) was seen going out East Douglas street up which her husband fled n fow mlnules Inter. "It Is our belief tbnt sho aided ti tin In planning for the break and had an auloinohllfl waiting hi which to make their escape." ; Sheriff Slarmer, linniedlately af ter he was Informed of tbo oscapo of tho two prisoners, placed do. ptities on guard at numerous points along the highway. Aboul 9::i0 o'clock, C. H, Diuigherty, lit. Yon calls, was nearly knocked down by an auto tbnt refused to head Ills command to holt. Tho driver of the machine slowed Iho car down lis the ufflcer uppenred, hut then stepped on the gss and shot nhead, nearly striking the deputy sheriff. A telephone call was sent to Cot tage Grove to head off the ma chine and Officer Dnugherty Blurt ed In pursuit, but apparently the car went off on a side road and. eluded the officers, ns It was not seen again. Five prisoners confined In the Jail refused to accept the offered avenue of escape. Thurnmn Can non and William Oliver, serving time on liquor chnrges. remained III Jail, as did Jack O'Conncr and Horrv Johnson, auto theft suspects. I wanlefl at Portland, nnd Anthony Ureln, held for the theft ut a bl- cycle here Sundnv. Rogers who has been in Jail ror the past three weeks, was arrested on a charge of stealing turkeys near Yoneulla. lie Is said to be suspected of similar climes In .Insephliie county. 1 Speckler was arrested ' nt Cot tage Grove driving a car belonging to Fred lloffmelster of Ibis city. He was brought flack to this city last week nnd 'boned oer to the grand Jury. Officers am ' today continuing their search in an effort tq locate the two men. The prlKouers who remained In the jail were uueslloued today hut would give littlo Information, The officers 'gatherer, however, that the cutting has been going on fur a week or more. The pinto, was entirely cut uwiiy Saturday and (lodgers went upstairs " Saturday night uud nwed the bar la two there. , Officers learned that a car occu pied by two men and a woman crossed the Scottsburg, ferry, on the Keedsport road, at an early hour this morning, and a Hearch Is being made In the coast district this afternoon. The Douglus county jn II has been broken open so many times that the bars ure no longer considered a harrier to dangerous crimimils. Tho one spot, where the plate waa welded on to cover the 'pipe bole, bus been heated so many times that the temper Is gone from the j metal and It may be easily cut. Ef- i forts to slrengtlien and ru,n,"rcBi the cage at that point have been Ineffectual. The only solution to the difficulty would bo to con-1 struct a new jail, a step which tho court does not. desire to tuko ' in view of the fact that a now court house is planned, or to employ Jailors to bo constantly on guard, an cxprnsn which Iho court has declined to have Hie county as sume. . ! . . , In tho last three years thirteen prisoners have escnped from the county Jail, all except two sawing their way out. Robert Cook, n forgor, was one of the exceptions, making a break when ho was allowed out of tho cell to empty n pan of ashes. Lee Uiincan, a burglary stispoct, was the other exception, as bo as saulted Ihn Jailer, nnpuly Sheriff Sewell, and made his escape, but was recaptured soon nfter. Cieorge Hollsolaw, Win. Sohuffer Frank Moore, Jerome Sacks and Roy St ill iter sawed their way of the Jail March 21, last year. E, Shirley and Russoll Ciirnentnr sawed and tunneled out of the iail January s, iul'u. a. V. James. Iiernnrd Rosondorf, n. F. Lnndrem and Sammy (inrilon, cut the bars and escaped May 21, 1021. 'the past history of the tall snows escapes to havo been of comparatively frequent occurrence, and several officers havo been ser loiisly hurt hecauso of the poor ar I'llllgemont of the colls, mnklnir It dangerous for them to enton the cages. no , arrangement at nresont makes It Imnnsslble to close the windows, ns nil ventilation, is shut oir. nnd by leaving the windows open it becomes possible for nel sons on the outside' to shove urll- cll's throuirh the bars to the pris oners, us mo cago comes up close iu nie wan. ho rar as belilg n place where P'isnnnri mny )0 koI)t ; oufi,,,, the jail Is practically useless If the prisoner nns n determination to es capo, as even' small bovs, In the past, havo been able to escape mini ii.a euuiines; Fi L OF ILL SITOBJK ' The funeral, of nonjnniln F. I.ohr ai., one ot the city's .best known iraiueiHH, wno med Salurdiiy morn ing lollowlug a prolonged Illness, was held this morning at 10 o'clock at Iho chupel of tho. Douglus Fun eral Homo, II. C. Steams, funeral mrecior in charge. Dr. Frank H ninunews read the service. The parlors were filled with many menus ami more were ninny ueiiuuiui liorai pieces. Interment iook place in the Masonic cei tory. Mr. Lohr had been a resident of Roseburg, whore he was highly esteemed nnd liked, since Decern- ,." ..... ,r K,u"'' liai. if 1UII1 .,.! l w. ... ...c vuy. no was 11 Southern Pacific brnkomnn-on tbo first train coming to Roseburg irom the north nnd was employed on the construction of the rond through here, and also was n con. ductor on tbo first passenger train running between tills cily nnd Ashland. Mr. Lohr was a member or the Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen. Ho had retired for- the past several years and tor the past lew years had been In quite III health. IDEAL WEATHER GRACES PORTLAND'S CARNIVAL PORTLAND. Ore., .lime 13 Fine summer weather, almost tho first hero so far this season, greeted the I opening today of the annual rose festival. Coronation of Queen Dor othy 11 at Lnurelluirst Park this afternoon, n parade this evening, followed by the first performance of pageant, "Rosaria" were the outstanding features of the day. "Rosalia" will be presented each night this week except Saturday. The annual rose show will open tomorrow. IN BANKRUPTCY lu the District Court of the United Stales for the District of Oregon. In the matter of Edward W. Mc Uee. Ilimkrupt. To the creditors of Edward W. Mcltee. of Azalea, in the county or Douglas, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice Is hereby given that on the 2nd day of May. 1927. the said Edward W. Mcllee was duly ad- Indicated bankrupt; nnd that the "rat meeting of his creditors will '"'Id at the office of the under leicn-r in uuseuurg., uru- s."i. on me siiii uay ot .nine. I'.i. nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon nt which time the said credllors !:::: intend, prove their claim, appoint a trustee, examine llu bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Dated June 13th, 1927. ...;. C . L. HAMILTON,, Referee lu llankniptc'y. NEW TODAY 2 GOOD fresh cows ror sale. J. B. Kurtz, Dlxonville. Pit! .S"forsaje7" Fred ' Vedder, 1". miles North of Wilbur. Foil "SALE Uoiid refrlgenitor. reasonable. Sum Shoemaker, iU7- FOR SALE Weaning pigs. K. J. lloffstead, Dlxonvllie. Phone 34-F3. ISKOCCOLI " PLANT SETTER New Idea, used only short time. Farm Itureuu Exchange. 5INCirCKNTUiFUOAL . PCMP cheup, complete with "suction pipe at a special bargain. Used Exchange. f- SHINGLES We carry a complete stock. All grades. Reasonable prices, Coen Lumber Company. POLAND CHINA brood sow for sale or will trade for thirty white Leghorn pullets. It. Ilrown. Wilbur. ' Oregon. LOANED fltEE WItn eaca sav lugs account opened we luan one of our Home Savings banks. First State and Savings Dank. THE FARMER'S -MUTUAL FIRE RELIEF Association writes silrance at cost. 1. M, Tuthill, Agent; Oakland. PRUNE TRAYS. Slut bottom und wire trays. Also tray cloth, low est prices. Farm fiiircuu Ex change. LSEDlRRIGATlON"piPE8 "hu;h pipe at special bargain. Used less than one year. Farm Bur eau Exchange. GUARD YOUK VALUABLES By keeping them in one of the safe deposit boxes in our strong vault. Double lock boxgs. First State and Savings Bank. FDR SALE C-r.oonr house,, mod- ern plumbing, lot 50 by 225 ft. Garage, garden, pavement and side walks in and paid for. Price $1300. Terms. Chlls. Keyes, H2li 1M. Jackson St. WE can do yout roof and shingle work now at a very reasonable price.. Prices are al ways lowest in the early sum mer. Denn-Gerretsen Co. FOR SALE Barred" Itock eggs for late batching, ?3 per hun dred. C. E. Trueblood, Rose burg. THOSE Interested lh the ITuTt Cemetery ure asked to meet there June 15th -to work all day. Bring digging tools, also basket' lunch. FOR SALE New f lUllisheiMiouse with modern plumbing, wired for electric range, two large lots fruit and garden, garage. Price $1S00. Terms, Chas. Kyes, S26 1 N. Jackcsou St, 5 ACRE P O U LT R Y 'RANCH one mile from town. All In cultiva tion; city water and electric lights available. Four room house, barn, garage. r Very rea- sonable price and te'rnis. T WO- TU N N ELKUriTZ PR UNE DRYER complete with stove pipes, trays, tunnels, brick. A bragalli for someone wiio wnnst a' small cheap dryer. In- : quire nt Geo.1 Neunor Ranch, Riddle. -Ore. . " DO YOU WANT A HOME? A real honest to goodness com plete new modern house, never occupied. Complete in every de tail. It so look at 312 Chadwick. Responsible man can ; buy this without cash, monthly pay ments like rent. 1 Phone owner, 450. FOR SALE One-luiff aero tho best soil In Douglas county, 6 room house, garage, electric light, city water, beautiful shade anil garden, a beautiful home. Price $25u0. $200down, balance easy terms. J. C. Gere ty, 420 Perkins Bldg. Phone 605. .... THE TIME TO START SAVING is before you spend it. Tills or- ganlzation Iiub paid its stock-1 holders 9 for the past two 1 years and eight per cent or bet i ter for the past eight years. Not a single foreclosure or a piece of property taken for uon pay nieiit of Interest or dues since its organization in 1917. Ump qua Savings and Loan Associa tion. Douglas Abstract llldg. THE TROUBLE IS YOU IION'T HELIEVE IT For the price of i a littlo house In town you can buy 36 acres of excellent good laud; 5 acres full bearing prunes, 1 acre of mixed fruit, 15 acres fine field land, free soil, balance pasture and .timber; well fanced; good 5 room house; location one ot- the beauty spots of Oregon, on main road, 2 miles from town. Twenty-six hundred, halt cash, lakes every thing and you can't duplicate it for double the money. See LAWRENCE AGENCY, 1L'5 125 Cass street. Phone 219. YOU LIKE TO RAKE IN THE MONEY 365 days In the your. Good, profitable business, grow ing every month, light easy work, but rather confining. Man and wife can handle it. High way service and supply station, store, fixtures, stock merchan dise. C room bungalow, garage, 5 acres bearing fruit, on paved Pacific Highway one mile from town. Twenty - five hundred j takes clear tllte and 'possession ut once. LAWRENCE AGENCY i 126 Cnss stret. Phone 819. I Phone 219, j 104 ACRE DIVERSIFIED FARM. ' excellent location in I'mpqim ' alley near river. 70 acres till IkI""! 'V":IC? .Pasture ami , '. " " ""Vr acres prunes, family orchard, Mi'"' chrseiJ Oregon people in that bearing English walnut trees. T, , , ... some filberts nnd grapes; 2 ' 'd'1""! Bml Venmn Lakes In the wells nnd 3 springs; wire nnd' McKenzle Pass district nnd Thoni board fences. Seven room i '"Vl,e a'"1 Crnbtree creeks were ' house, large barn, grnnnry 2 Ppucd to fishing. Their tributaries : woodsheds, chicken houses; all """" iioseu. farm tools and lmnleiiieiits.1 Days for the Iwlcen-week Chi-1 Slock consists of 4 cows. 1 helf- r"'',,, Pheasant hunting schedule for -e team. Ill turkeys, tun chickens , eastern Oregon. pre.crlbed by the All crops Including hay. wheat. : legislature, were set for Silt- ' corn and fruit go. A valuable ' vmluy and Sunday, the opening' farm and priced below its actual . 'lays, and Sundays and Wodne.f , worth; small payment down. I !' thereafter during August, yenrly payments on balance. The fi.h commission met with. Mpt.KN'INt.N REALTY COMPANY i the game commission this after-! Corner Oak & Mala. ' noon. LOB'tV-Uright yellow canary sing er, ueur Presbyttyiau church lteward Phone oa-J. WAITINGf6nPXLi;iEm'l'(rA FORTUNE, EHV Heller do a little something for yourself. Here's a real chance. 120 uero ..sheep ranch, 15 acres free soil under cultivation, 15 acres , la stumps and grass; fenced; out range aiijoinlag; big stock barn; small house, other im provements; creek through place; a perfect place for sheep and turkeys. Must be sold at 1 once. Price fliiiul. only takes 8B0M cash. L A W R E N C E At'ENCY, 125 Cass street. Phone 219. DAUDET GIVES UP AFTER SEIGE OF THREE DAYS (Continued from page 1.) ' gal home and had barbed wire en - (anglements put up to protect the entrances, in relays hundreds ot royalists with canes guarded the duors. There were riots Saturday afternoon and last night several score policemen being badly beaten In - scrimmage with the crowds that were almost constant ly before the building. Call,-Far School Warrants All warrants of Union High School, Ulst. No. 6, up to and in cluding warrants No. 2110, dated April 2nd, '1927, and endorsed "not paid lor want of funds" are this day culled; Interest ceases after this date. Dadted at Wilbur, Ore., this 13th day of June, 1927. it. E. BROWN, Clerk. FATHER LEAVES BABY IN MEDFORD, DOESN'T RETURN (Associated Tresa Loaned Wire.) MEDFORD, Ore., June 13. Ten days ago a man giving the name ot li. Silence, Klamath Falls, left a. six weeks' old baby girl at the home of Mrs. J. B. Burnett, this city, and paid for a week's care, saying ho would keep in touch with .Mrs. uarnett and cull for the in fant at the end of that time. Since then the man has not been seen or heard from, Mrs., Barnott has notified local authorities und believes the baby has been aban doned. . The man was young, about 25 years of age, appeared - much agitated, which Mrs. Harnett ascribed to the fact ho said ills 'o was very ill, and a patient at a local hospital, while he . was working In this city. I investigation shou-od no woman "J "ac name has boon a patient ai any local nospitai, nor does any family of that .nitme; reside hore ..., uic uuuy uiu Iliau leit IWO (J1' lapldated and travel 'stained suit cases, containing baby's clothing, most of it soiled; but neither on the suitcases nor the clothes was any murks of identification. Tho baby Is described as very pretty and In perfect health, and Mrs. Burnett is planning to tako care ot it. until the parents are found or a home somewhere Is pro vided. ' '. GREAT NORTHERN TO OPERATE OWN TRAIN FROM BEND (Associated Press Leased Wire.) PORTLAND, Ore., June 13. The Great Northern railway plans to operate its own train over the new line In central Oregon from' Bend to Klamath Falls, It has been indi cated. .Joint use of the Cascade lino of the Southern Pacific com pany, agreed upon last week, and half Interest in the Oregon, Cali fornia and Eastern,- will be taken in the name of the Great Northern. Traffic uiTungomeuts have been made whereby the Great Northern will operate Its trains over the Iokane, Portland and Seattle and 1,10 Oregon Trunk, subsidiaries Khich It owns jointly with the Northern Pacific from Spokane to Bond. Preparation for construction of 1,5 miles of new rond, nil that will be needed for Iho Klamath Kail extension, In view of the acquisi tion ol tne Siievlln-Hlxon logging roaiPsotilh of Bend and tho agree- ,"ont for Jolllt ,lse of the Cascade llne,.,are being made at headquar ters of the Oregon Trunk here, Though no announcement has been made. It Is generally believed that the contract will go to Hauser Con-1 structlon company which has been j doing preliminary work along the i rigiu ot way ot the new line. STATE GAME BODY ACTS ON LICENSE AND FISH AFFAIRS (Associated Tress Lcnsed Wire.) PORTLAND, Ore., June 13. Tho State . Game Commission today stuck to Its former decision to charge Washington residents $10 for hunting nnd 15 for angling in Oregon. Tills puts the mutter up squnrely to tho Washington offi cials to abide by the reciprocity clauso on its non-resident game feed statute, the commissioners be lieve. Tho Washington act sets the non-resident charge at the amount of the fee charged Its own residents In olher states. If successful the Oregon charge will reduce the Washington non-resident fee about $10 so far as Ore gon residents are concerned. For Idaho residents the commls- on , chRrge $50 for hunting license and $10 for nnirllnir the ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1301 , ! ,. M. E. HITTER, Manager ' '. ' Founded and Maintained on Efficient : Service and Courtesy ' hone 284 , . ' ; , , Lleeneed Lad Oak and Kane Sts. Embalmel CLIFFORD BROWN'S DEATH i i DUE TO CAPSIZING BOAT 't (AMOclntt'd i'o-M Leaned Wire.);- ! 'SEATTLE,' Juno J lS.-Tllaturii hero iodsy of'- the yacht,- West ward, which Clirtord Drown of Sa lem, Ore., hud chartered from Campbell Church, of Eugene, Ore- 1 gon, for a cruise .in Alaskan wa- Iters, brought little uuuitionai lntor- mutton concerning the drowning of iirown, June a. in uu juver, in southeastern Alaska. Ilrown . was drowned when a small outboard motorboat' he -was using In bear hunting struck a rock In Wolf riv er and capsized. TRIO OF HUNTERS KILL ,' COUGAR AT DAYS CREEK 'There Is, one less predatory cou gar in southern DouglaB county, the result of a special hunt for him by Dale Bonney of Drew and Del bei't nnd "Walter Poole of Days Creek. The animal was killed on the hill immediately back of the Poole place at Days Creek last Sat urday and the carcass was brought to Roseburg today for the collec tion of a bounty of $25. . For tho past. several months tho cougar had been killing sheep and goats In tho vicinity of Days Creek. Saturday evening the trio of hunt ers found his tracks and Mr. Don ney's hounds trailed him to a plnco near the remains of a freshly kill cd deer, from which the "riirinlnt PRUNE DRYERS . Oliver , Dehydraters, Sturtevant Fans, Dippers, Green Graders, Trucks, Steam Dryer Equipment, Oil Burner ' :-! - : ' ' .; ;- ''-: ' Your old dryer can be rebuilt into a modern recirculating plant. . , ,' ..; , y . . -.:- , k; . Material furnished and installations made - , WALTER LEAKE HEADQUARATERS FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ; MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY v- - Evening Only i KeeniiK Presenting: New; York Stage Successes By a High Class Company ; FEATURING ' "' ' ' ' . : ALLEN LEWIS...',,... Broadway's Favorite Comedian : EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION MYSTIC MARSHALL JJT? S KNOWS ALL Him Drive a Nash Automobile through Roseburg ' . Streets ' BLINDFOLDED Yes He Is Absolutely Blindfolded. POPULAR PRICES CHANGE OF PROGRAM EACH NIGHT 10c ANTLERS. TODAY AND Matinee HICHAISP B) MARY BRIAN, JACK RENAULT MALCOIM sr.OAm oe-. COMEDY "THE CHAMP" INTERNATIONAL NEWS ' ' ADDED ATTRACTION ALYS MAY BROWN ; PRESENTS THE PROMENADERS "HIGH STEPPING" HO ADVANCE IN PRICES Matinee 10c-25c had taken his last meal. A shot from IJelbert Poole's rifle struck the cougitr near the heart and made a quick finish of him. Stock raisers in the lJ.-.ys Creek region' are relieved to know; they ure in no further .danger of losses from ' the cougar. ': ! . f ' .' .- NOW YOU ASK ONE ; THE ANSWERS ; Below' are tho answers to the 1 "Now You Ask . One" questions found on the editorial pager 1 Hiram nnd Hudson Mnxim were leaders in the invention of explosives and firearms used Jn the world war. 2 Samuol F. B. Morse invented the telegraph. . 3 Thomas A., Edison Invented the moving picture and tho talk ing machine. ' - 4 Automobiles were manufao tured under the Selden patents. 5 Elias Howe , invented the sewing machine. . 6 Light travels at the speed of 180,173 miles per second. 7 A light year is the distance traveled by a beam of light In one year, which Is approximately six trillion mllos. S Ponce do Leon sought the fountain of youth In Florida. 9 The helicopter Is a flying machine designed -to rise vertically. 10 The body of an airplane Is cnlled the fuselage. omeayiio the Latest TELLS ALL WATCH ; if 35c TOMORROW Daily 2:15 Evening 10c-25c-35c