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ROSEBURG, NEWS REVIEW.
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1927,
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FLOYD COLLINS' GRAVE
J. , DISTURBER 18 ACCUSED;
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(AhocIjM I'rem Uuei Wire.) '
, llltOWNSVILLE. Kv Juno 25. -
-rrlir. Harry I!. Thomas, lloinc
i.ave demist, was inmcleu by. the!
Kdninndson grand Jury on a olmrgo
or. muitmtlng the grave of Kloyd
Last Times Today -
Liberty Theatr e
The King Of Wild Hordes
A Picture $o Spectacular! ,
So, Ad venturous! So Romantic! , . ;
And with such unusual thrills. It will be a never-to-be-forgotten
triumph of the screen's greatest achievements.
." :THE:':if frit" : M tiQltv'
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MACK SEMMETT pvnt
SMITH'S
:' , , t FABLES PATHE NEWS . , s t
Admission': Matinee 10c-25c Evening1! bc-35c
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
HELLO BILL
Joseph P.
Kennedy
Wh
Presented 'ffc' Maifjaret Morris
, , "VF A ' FrankieDnrro
An unforpetnble story of vivid -drama, and breathless
action! A fabric of sacrifice and romance, of radiant
hopes and grinv cries, woven on a loom of menace and
J treachery!
A R ALPH INCE PRODUCTION
Story by John Chapman Hilder
! ; SPECIAL
WILL ROGERS
Our Unofficial Ambassador Abroad
"IN PARIS"
Comedy The Three Big Fat Boys
A Ton Of Fun
"YOU'RE NEXT"
PATHE
Matinee 10c-25c
1 Collins." Trlul ai set for the
: November term of court.
nr.- Thomas, 'who uurchaHed
,'i Crystal f.'avo from the C'olltiiH
: family aome months ago, also
being bum for iSu.ouu damages
for removing the casket from the
grave ,tu tho. intuilor of the cave,
ullegenly for exhibition purpoHi's,
Matinee Daily 2:15
Paffeplcture 7?!
VISITOR.
Matinee Daily 2:15
IT'S HERE
NEWS
Evenings 10c-35c
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The Collins brothers also buve
asked for an injunction to restrain
Hie UcntlHl from . exhibiting the
casket.
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I NOW YOU ASK ONE
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.THE AN8WERS
Below are the anxwers o the
Dlbla quiz printed on the editorial
page.
1 The illustration shows Lot
and his family fleeing from the
burning city of Hodon. Genesis
xlx:2226.
.N'imrod was the great grand
son of Noah. (Jenesla lx:l-C.
3 "Tallthu, cuml," interpreted
as, "Damsel, I say unto tlieo, arise."
was fhrlsi's command lo the
daughter of tho ruler of the synu
gogue, whom Jin raited from the
dead. Mark v:41.
4tCyrenius, or, Qulrinua, ,wua
Ilotnan ' governor of Byria' when
Christ! was horn. I.uKo 11:2. , i
i 6 Jeremiah prophesied (lie do.
Htruetlon. of (Jahy)on and tho land
or tile ( huhlcuns.-Jcrcmluh 1 and
II. ...'..: :
' G Herod was ' smitten by an
angel of tho Lord, and was eaten
of worms. Acls xll:23.
7 Cherublms were placed at the
et-st of tho (iarden of Eden, and
flaming sword. Genesis 111:28.
8 Samuel Judged Israel after
the return of the are of tho Lord
hy the Philistines. 1 Samuel vli.
9 AhasiteriiH commanded that
every man should rule In bin own
house Esther i:22.
'10 Job Haid: "Let tho day per
Ish wherein 1 was horn." Job III:
a.
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LOCAL NEWS 1
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Cl A. Lock wood returned yes
terday evening from Portland,
driving a new Lincoln car, which
to bo used for demonstration
poses.
' Sir. an:l Mrs. Vernon Slmim re
turned to this clly todny follow
ing u noneymouu inp 10 Meastue
unu i'oninu( nun wasliinglon
points during (ho past week.
Sheriff Slarmer and District At
torney Cordon, returned last niphl
from 1'ortland wiiore liny have
been spending several days nt
loudlng.to business mnUers.
Returns to Sale'ni
w. W. Clialwlck. president of
the hiage Terminal Hotel compnny
returned to' Salem last night af
ter stopping bver hero for the af
ternoon enrouto from Modford.
Mr: and Mrs. R. M.'Kelley, Mrs.
Francos Itussoll and Prod Itussell
leave Sunday by nuto for Ashlnmi
wllerd'they will visit Willi friends
mid celebrate the birthday anni
versary ' of Mrs. Itussell. , '
' Miss' Vera Fredi lckson, of Ho?e
hurg, lit spending bIx weeks nt
Kugelie 'intending summer school
at tho University ot Oregon.
Leave for Diamond Lake
On. Hurnelt and C. W. Pnrkor
left by auto today lor Diamond
Lake where lliey will enlov an out
ing 'mid fishing trip over the weel
end. ' - 1
Here this Morning
Mr. nml Mm. Clmn. Knizor anil
son, of MtiliOHO,' were In It(mihtirg
1hi inornliiK for a ihnrl tlmo tool
Inw lifter ImslnoHH 'iiffaliH nml
HllOl'.plllK. ' ' , ..
Attending School
Minn Mlly ChrlHloiilLcrsoii lma rc
turned Lo Lhu Univoralty or Oro
Kon. (o iKtuiKl muiniH'r Bclinol for
hIx wci'kH. She wns n member of
litis yenr'H guuluntlng class nt the
unlvorsity.
Drive to Eugene and Portland
Mrs. C. A. Mclteynold, of this
city, u ceo in pun led hy Mrs. H. F.
Or.iien, o( Kugene, who has hncMi
visiting here with hor pnrcnta, Mr
and Mia. T. 10. Singleton, left by
nuto for the north this morning
Mrs. Og-Ien returning to her home.
Mrs, MeUeynold will go on to Port
hind from Kugene and will visit
with hr mother In tho metropolis
for a week.
Woodward Funeral Today
Tho funeral services for Perry
Wootlwnrd. former Itosehurg hoy
nml son of Mrs. W. F. Woodward of
hlls city, who died June 21 nt the
veterans' hospital In Tucson, Ari
zona, were held today at 2 p. m.
at Iho Masonic hall in Creswell.
tho services being conducted by
the Masonic lodge. Interment was
at the Howe cemetery.
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HERE IN SEPT.
The Itoseburg Chamber of Com
merce has extended an Invitation
to the Northwest railway ndvlsnr
board to hold Its September meet
ing In this city. The board la or
ganized for tho purpose of de
termining the amount of shipping
from each part of the district in
order that neiesnary facilltlet may
he provided. SIucp tho creation ot
the advisory board no meeting has
ever been held in Southoin Oregon
and it is believed that tho pres
ence of railroad officials in this lo
cality to give ftericus thought to
cMiimIiiu' rnn.llllfmu ,,1.1 nA..t I..
I some very favorable and benefic
ial change for Southern Orepon.
Other Chambers of Commerce
in the county have been asked to
lU ,n this meeting for
Siiuthem OiMgon and sevotal have
H 1 1 JH I ' Jollied Itl tllO illViUtlol).
Fight Over Casket of Floyd Collins
.'7.5 tmv on if 3
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his Wwawf
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. Exhibition of . tho casket of Floyd
,,i8 nTc in exploring oana, Cavc,;nas surrea a legal Tigni., i nomer
Collins (left), brother :of Floyd, 'is. protesting "commercialism of (his
brother's body.v by ' Dr. Harry a.
Cavo, where the caskot was placed 'on' exhibition. Dr. Thomas olalms
he .obtained written permission from Lee Collins, Sr., father of Floyd,
ior me removal ot tne body to his cave. The casket, as it was display
ed at tho mouthiof Crystal Cave, is shown ribove. , l .
Radio vs. Electric Chair ;
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('NEA Service. New York Bui'eau)
An unuaraiicico use for ine raaio was Mrs. Frame Caruso's aooeal
from a New York broadeastlna station for aid In her struuale to. ore-
vent the electrocution of her condemned husband. He was convicted
of slaying the physician he regarded as responsible for his son's death.
Before the mike here, you see Mrs. Caruso and her daughter, Lena.
On Frisco-to-Honolulu Air Trail -
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Carrying the colora of Oakland, -Calif.; Ernie Smith left) Pacific'
Air Transport mail pilot and Captain C. H. Carter, navigator, are ready;
10 nop on at San Francisco, destination Honolulu, stops none.
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Collins, Kentucky youth who' loBt
Thomas (right), owner of Crystal
NEW TODAY
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FOn SAI.U Dnby Duggy. IiiQuire
nt 737 W. Lane. - - -
FOR "KENT Good Troom T house,
. very convenient, kll Hoover St.
FOn""ftKN'l'"4wrnT"furrihilie(l
upiirlment, garage. 4'iH I'itzer 8t.
Foil SAI.K 3-year ,old')elaliio
rani. K. H. . HutHell. phone
S0-F21.
FOIJ IIENT Good 6-room - houae,
. rrealiiy kulBomined. 72ti Mouher
St . . . . ... ..j...
FOR ltE.Nt Tttofoom" furnished
. houae, 97 per nio. See elevator
! man at Perkins Building.
AS USEFUL "COMPANIONTTB
' bUBinegg or othej-wUe, apply
I M fa. Ireland, 216 N. lloe.
FOIl"nENT-i-3"housea,;2 to 6
rooniH. modern with garagea.
' l'rice 8 to ?12. Phone 492-L. '
TO lOj A L'E Da n Isirn a 1 1 h en dcab"
J huge piuulo, doz. V)c,: aoo Y5c,
1000 II. K, U Lewis, 6-U N.
! Pine St. '-ij
tfhBB." FREE- Our ibn'nco demon
Ktrutiona. . Belta rented ut 15 per
' week at .home or tit tile lonaoo
office, 222 So: Pine. ' ,
LOST Between Fisher's Store
and Northside Grocery, pnlr silk
stockings. ; Please ieavo at Fish
or's Store or phone 187-J.
WANTED Power hay baler in
first class shape and right price;
also have truck for sale or trade
for cows. L. G. Moxley, Wilbur,
Ore. : ..... . ,
Miliwork
Lumber! Roxes, Building Materials
Complete stocks, no delays
Agents Sherwin Wllllums Sprays
Coen Lumber Company
CANYON TAYKRN .serves :Bpeciii
nincnes and dinners that will
please you in every way. Good
music. Just, one-huif mile south
ot Canyonville. ' '
LOST On Pacific highway about
onoi mile and a half south of
Roseburg, 240 lb. Back of wool.
Finder please notify. Associated
Truck Line, Roseburg, Oregon,
pnone m.
SOMETHING NEW The Polly-
nnna t.are at Myrtle Creek.
Meals like mother used to serve.
Special chicken dinners every
Sunday. You'll be glud you
came: . ...
AGENTS WANTED DistrlbuTor
for 1(10 Store Route.' No selling
just distribute unu collect. Ex
perience unnecessary. : Should
not salary J70 weekly. PERIS
.MFG. Co., Florin, Pa.
MALE HELP' WANTED "Foreign
wont, roung men interested in
working id South America write
at 6nce for full 'particulars1.
Soiith American Service Bureau,
UliuO Alma, Detroit, Mich.'
. ". MILlTENDS
If you . have ever used f hem ,-. you
would never cut kindling again.
At ,thi8. time of ( 'year we accumu
late dry stock mostly .pine, which
make's an excellent fuel for start
ing 1'ires, 'either 'stovo' or': furnace.
Put in now, nay Nov. '1st. Orders
filled 'in order received.' .
Coen Lumber Conlpnny ;'
BE given away about iicro
mitt irnrrtpn In inu-n u-llli vom-'o
.' supply wood, to tho purchaser
. or my s-room plastered bunga
low In city, house has 4 bed
rooms, sewing roohi, combina
tion living und dining room nnd
large bath, lights and water,
fireplace, large basement ' witli
hot and cold water;' some furni
ture, new double gurnge. Easy
. terms.. Address "Place'V'icnre
News-Review.
IF YOU NEED TO BUKROV?
MONEY ON A MORTGAGE
investigate first our "Pay as you
earn" mortgage contract. Every
month you make a small, pay
ment on account dt principul and
Interest, no penalties, no periodi
cal renewals Willi their irritat
ing costs and commissions, just
a clean cut easy to care for pro
position. It is a steady consist
ent "Pull" and when the mortgage-
matures you are out of
debt.. Umpqua Savings and
Loan i Association, Douglas i Ab
stract Bldg.
THE CHEAPEST
MONEY
, for the choicest ;
FARM LOANS
B money. Terms of 6, 7 and
10 years. Liberal repnyment
privileges. Straight loans. Usual
commission charges. Prompt
service. If you need a loan or
are refinancing see us.
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
11g Cass St. Phone 417
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPT0METRI8T
Specialist In the fitting ot
Glasses.
116 Jackson St.
Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating and
Button Making.
Phone 187-R
610 So. Main
CHIROPRACTORS "
Drugless Health Center
"Complete Health Service''
6ULPHUR .VAPOR BATH8
327 Went Cass Phone 491
Watkins Products
120 W. Lane
One-Half Block Off Jackton St
PHONE' 177
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
i .si--t 1 "if Eitabllihed 1W1-'. -. ', ' J " .
;M. E RITTER, Mon(.r
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
;-t . j i Service and Courtey . :
hon iM
Oak and Kina 8t,
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NOTICE !
On. and after July first the I
undersigned banks of Roso
burg will open at ten o'clock
Instead of nine as hereto-
fore, and close at the usuul
hour of tliree o'clock.' '
, The Jloseburg Nullonnl
Bank.'
The Uihpqua Valley Bank.
The Douglua National Hank
. The First State & Savings
Bank. .
FOR SALE -r Early St. Valentine
broccoli seed. , Phono, 5 F13, D. j
' C. McUhehey.' ;
FACTORV
made trailer . for
20.
tills
Lee Davenport, .two miles
; side of I'mpqua. '
SALE HELD TODAY
f1 &
1 Ax
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The1 annual bueft and billy sale.
conducted by: the, p. A, ;q. exten
sion; hoVvIcq .through 5 fhe county
npfltit 'u nf Ufa ' Who hnlil tnrlnv '. iii
the ; KohrTiageiv .' stockyards t ill 1
North Rbsebug. H. A., Ltndgren, :
of ?yie a'nimaL- husbandry ,depart-j
ljieiitt. u.;A j-i-wuB in- met-ciiy. w
assist County ' Agent Leedy lii the
work. Over eighty entries were
made, the , largest number r ever
obtained for a -salvor this kind.: . ;
Numerous out of towu breeders
were in the city, among them be
ing D. M. Kirby ami ,y. livlmmHC!
large flock owners ofIcMInnville
'fhese twp men atre.anxiouH to ship'
'iii purdbi-ed stock for aale'ln future:
years and .are proposing -that, the1
sale which has always been confin
ed exclusively to. Douglas county:
animals, be opened up to allow out- j
side breeders to send in stock. :
This Is a matter which Is to be left
entirely to the Interested owners
in- Douglas county. . : . i - 1 -
' CARD OF THANKS '.'
We take this means of extend
ing our. heartfelt thanks - to nil
those who so tenderly assisted us
in caring for our sister and aunt
dining her recent illness -and
death.- We desire to especially
thank the members of the Rebekah
Lodge' and others: who tendered
such beautiful floral offerings and
otherwise aided in lightening' our
burden in a day of sadness. These
courtesies will never, bo forgotten.
; i Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Stone
' ; CARD OF THANKS
We wish to : extend our heart
felt thanks, . and appreciation to
our many friends for the kind as
sistance during the last sickness of
our beloved one, also for the, beau
tiful floral offerings. .
Mrs. E. chevigny
. Owen M.. Davis -'
Vernon Davis -
' and family
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SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
Matinee Daily 2:16 gt
HER GREATEST
COMEDY "OPEN SPACES"
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Showing first scenes of Chamberliri starting his New
York-Berlin fligh.1. Also Lindbergh in Brussels and
London.
MUSIC LEGEND "BRIDE OF THE FALLS"
Matinee 10c-25c
ANTLERS
LAST TIMES TODAY
Matinee Daily 2:15
As Big as the Heart of the West
COMEDY "UPPERCUTS"
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Matinee 10c-25c
1 Lletmed Lad)!
: Embalmed
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HUNGER BRINGS .
END TO KANSAS
CONVICT STRIKE
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(Continued from page 1.)
!
ireatnient only one convict wna'
seriously injured. , His .skull, was
fractured when' another prisoner
struck him with a brick. , . A
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M.obro Btopped
over hero this morning to visit
O. A. C. friends. They lire en-'
route from Washington to Callforv
nla by uuto on their honeymoon,'
trip. Mr. .Moore is well known to
ritany in this city who have at
tended O. A. C. ;
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
Uve forever. Brand's Road Stand.
DANCE
LONG'SHALL
; COLES VALLEY,. '
' . '" Saturday Nite ,"
, .June 25 i
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Music by the Merrymakers,
one of Roseburg's newest and
f .i' best orchestras.'.-". . i
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Another
"BIG
AT THE
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
saturday
uIUniteh
- Good Peppy Music
American Legion "
tfevf Ventilating System
Evening 10c-25c-35c
Evening 10c-25c-35c