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ROSEBURC. NEWS REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1927.
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
ESTABLISHED 1926
H. C. STEARNS, Manager.
. Notwithstanding the elaborate equipment of the Home
and efficient service, the cost of buriul it no more.
Phone
Pine and Lane 8ti.
-I NOW YOU ASK ONE I
,
THE ANSWER8 .
;; Delow are the answorH 10 llio
f'Now You Ask One" quilt on tlm
editorial vutsev - - ' - 1
1 Charles TlroelidPn Drown, was
ono of tho flint American not il-
IStH. :
j- 2 Cotton Mather was a famous
Now Knulnnd clnrnyinun , who
wrote colonial history und spirit.
. uul tri'tltians. .. '
'. 3 Walt Whitman Is called "tho
father of free verse;".
- 4 "CiilibaKes and KlnRn" was
O. Ilenry'H only full lowub novel.
5 Hester I'rynne la the , hero
ine of Hawthorne's "Scarlet' l.et
tor." . 0 Usbon Is thn rnpltal of
" "" famous SONG-HlTl1 artners edMftfG
K .''iftVti., ,;: ; , , . j : . J'i
J- Clay Smith and G. E. Holmes on Chautauqua Program.
'.. In ' keening with the 'ostub.lMied
ol!cy of the Elllson-Whlto Chau-
. uuq.ua System to bring to tho great
vestohi circuit the most notable
ittruotlons that can bo found, itho
nnnagers announce that, tilts seu
on, tlioy have secured the Smlth-
. Uirlng-Holmes' Orchestral Quintette,
rhich in till probability Is the best
mown platform musical orguuiza
Ion In the country. ' 1 ' 1 '
It to1 led by Clay Smith and O.
B. Holniea, who have Ijeeit ill part
lurahlp for' twenty-six 'yelirn. 1 Six-
'. ecu years after tuey formed their
iWn liartpoi'shlp, 'they married sis
crs ' and the two partners 1 ilud
holr 'two wlvos'have bo'rorno known
rom coast to ceust ill concert and
lilialcnl circles.' -1 ; " i M
' Clay Smltlr has composed ap
Iroxlmately one hundred HonR-hlts
rhich 'liuve been Bung from i-nnst
o coast and then trunuplniitcd by
tmorlcn'n' Jiizx bandu 'and orchea
fna into Foreign lands. The band
:nd nrehoRtra compoiiltloiiB ' of (U
0. Iolmcs lire' In nae by nearly
I liberty TJieat
Today and ThurtjayiMatlnee Daily' 2:15t t '$
t ';;','5 1 iTom here again iti one of his J'
t.-'Jlll' -l i i'J i greatest hits' ; U !' ";j P.tf t
I, ' Full of Humor,' Love and Action f ' i
' ;l ! ;: ,WiLUAM
ANOTHER OF THE
I 7tWne u-fln M In Iht. WUt Open Sfiaca l IW ,
I MUiNOIADnlCRniAiaTsVoNrOINPllYmSHAVU Wi
H ' t T0NV. the leonrtrr hunt tW
M Slnrt bi SHANNON H(E 'iTfflC '
- J.C.BLYSTONE Tnilutlun " - '-Kj
H. C. Wltwers Famoue Stones
"TURKISH HOWLS"
10c CARTOON FOX NEWS 25c
COMING FRIDAY & SATURDAY
"FLAMES"
MADE IN OREGON
An Unequalled Forest Fire and Four Famous Stars
Eugene O'Brien, Virginia Valli, Jean Her
sholt, Bryant Washburn, Cissie Fitzgerald
112
Lady Attendant
D
Portugal.'. . ,' ' . '
'7 "1!ik:1g' Joe"; Cannon was
speaker of the U. '8. House of
Keiiresentatlvcs. , . , ' ',
8 (ireut ' IlrHnln, by ' holding
nibrnlter and 'the ' Suez canal,
domlnntfs tie Modltorruneau.
: 9 Ilustlle Day, j French "fourth
of July," comes on July 14. t
: 10 July was named after Calus
Julius Caesar, who was . born In
this month! : , I ';. . '
PATIENCE THAT'S IT
Foreman; JIow eomo ; you're
carrying ono plank when tho rest
of the iiieii. are carrying two?
workman: .Well J suppose they
nro too lazy1 to - make . a; double
Journey like I dd.-j-J'uKslns; Show,
London. ' ? '
every band i the. eounlny .
Borne of mr. umun a auuga aru.
! Borterf Miss You.h; .: -.'. .j- ,
' Honeysucklei-Uabe. t i ' i
i My Dreani' Baby. f r r , j
When First Ii KisBcd you, Dear.
1 JiiBt Flo Glad. 1 .. ; it .. i . i f-
The progranitt given by the Smith-Spring-iloliiics
.Qicliastra: Quintette
are of tho very ihlghe.it grade, While
the fame of the: members of, the
coihpany has boon, established, ,by
song-hllH, ithcyi do not descend , to
cheap or daptrap methods to ,.wlu
the approval of their audiences.
The ipiogiannroiislsta.of ,troiiibone,
eolloi ivlollm Biixopliono ,uuU iVolee
nunibora In Qiisemble, and vlth
duets.i trios nnd eoloa.,! Bvory mem
ber of tho company 4a a, soloist..
For high grade, unit al (henamo
tlnio, -.tremendously, popular music,
noi attraction iln recent years has
been ' brought tq. 'the Went w.iUi
moro certainty of pleasing and u
flnor rocord liaoU of them than the
Smith - Spring - Holmes Orchestral'.
Quintette. 'i- : i'i : .
fOi. fluents ':
WISECR ACKERS
i ' ft"1' , "r
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PARALYZED VET
WALKS AGAIN AT
SIGHT OF BYRD
(Continued from pax 1.)
itlve of Hodman AVanamaker, who
I sponsored the America's flight
across the Atlantic.
I The premier chatted pleasantly
for a few minutes with the airmen,
Icongi-utiilullnK them on their cour
age anil endurance and tile great
scientific success of their exploit.
Then he jilnnod the Legion of Hon
or crosB ' on' Commander tByrd's
breast and gave the traditional
embrace, '. . J ;
" The commander thanked him
simply, and expressed In behalf of
his comrades and himself deep ap
preciation of tho warm hearted
welcome they tied -been accorded in
Franco and lho sympathetic inter
est with which ihe French people
had followed the flight, especially
the last few hours of the early
morning battle with the fog.
Levin Would Ply Back
Charles A. Levlne, who . accom
panied Clarence Chamhcrlln in his
flight to Germany, Intends to -fly
back to New York as soon as he
can find u French pilot to go with
him.. Ho made tills declaration at
I a luncheon given today by tho
American and iirltsu correspond
ents here.
Levlne said that' Chamberiln, he
cause of other engagements, would
not be able to pilot him hack to
the United Stutes: Ho added that
the name of the pilot to be desig
nated would be made public within
a few days.
Balchen Plans Flight. '
PARIS, July 6. nernt Halchen.
who accompanied Commander Hyrd
on his North Pole flight and his
recent . trans-Atlantic air voyage
rrom New York to France, is said
by the Paris edition of the t'hl
Tago Trlbuno to he planning a
flight from the United Stutes to
Norway 1n the next year.
i He hopes, according' to. lho
paper, -to fly from New 'York to
;Oslo, the Norwegian capital. In the
naxlmum; time of fit lionl-si flying
in a piiine or mo American type
and Inking four men with him.
The 'distance by the route lie hns
mapped out over; Ireland Scotland
Is 4:1(10 miles, '
Tho paper says Balchen la seek
ing financial support, for tlid plan
In Norway, the land of his birth,
but that If he falls to get enough
there,- lie ,1a, positive "he .-will; re
ceive funds' from American Inter
ests . - - - - - ;
Grace .to Try Again,- -
- MANA, Island of Kauai, llawnii,
July 0. Kstbii B. 'Kogeil, mechanic
for Richard Grace, the, Hollywood
stunt ' flyer' 1 who crushed here
Monday us Jip was slnrtlng on a
flight to the mainland, and the
naval mcchanica twho, had been
helping him. Iinvo igono to' Hono
lulu. -
" lli'iico "and ' Carl C. Spangcn-
Eliie'r JPleaters
All Kinds' of Pleating and
r-i Button. Making, i m
. .Phone 187.B j 't
' BlO So.' Main
Watkins' Products .'
, ' .,'1120 vy.. Lane' ' ',' ' ' , '
One-Hall ' Block Off Jackson St
" 'PHONE 177 . !-
DR. DEAN B.' BUBAR
I 1 OPTOMETRIST '
Specialist In the fitting ot 1
.. Olasses. '
,.! ,i 116 Jackson St,
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugless Health Center
' "Complete Health Servloe"
8ULPHUR VAPOR BATH8
327 West Cass Phone 491
WET OR DRY
Tho wuthor makes no differ
ence ' for PIKE INSURANCE
Rhoult) be carr lud at all times.
We offer reliable fire Insurance
Bervlce to our policy hoUlora and
our Horvlce embraces nil lines
of fire and automobile innur
aneo. May we be ot sorvfee to
YOU?
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
116 Cant St. Phone 417
COMING
TO
LIBERTY
Sunday
SydChaplin
as Old Bill
IN
"The Better
Ole"
The biggest of all big
comedy hits.
berger, tils rigger, stayed In Maua
to rest. The monoplane will be
shipped to Pearl- harbor by the
first available boat calling at Port
Allen, on tho fslund of Kuuul.
Koger said tonight that he and
his helpers will work In threo
shifts rebuilding the plane. "Pres
ent plans are to rebuild the plane
and start, the flight to the nyi In
land as soon ns possible," he said.
He denied reports that he ' had
been overcomo by fatigue and dis
appointment when Grace wus un
able to muke the flight. ;
Byrd Praises Aides .
PARIS, July 0. The crew of the
trans-Atlantic monoplane America
will probably visit Knglund betore
returning to the United Stales,
Commander Ilyrd indicated in ad
dressing tile members of tho Anglo
American Press association ut a
luncheon given In honor of the av
iators today.
Plans for their return to tho
United States wero still undecided,
he said. i
It seems likely, however, thut
they will sail ou ' the Levinthnu
next Tuesday, as was virtually de
cided yesterday.
Commander ilyrd, In roply to n
toast in his honor, told the news
papermen that all credit for tha
success of t lie flight wus duo his
comrades. Ho paid them remark
able tribute, mentioning each by
name.- !
"The throe fellowi who came
with me nro moro entitled to the
credit for our flight than I am,"
said Commander Iiyrd. "Noville,
as manipulator of the wireless, es
tablished a record for wireless
transmission and at the same time
when none of us thought we would
be here for lunch with you today
all three showed the greatest qual
ities as fliers."
THREE AIRPLANES
CRASH; FOUR MEN
DEAD, TWO HURT
(Continued from page !.)
Longvlew last nlKlit,
To Probe Plane Tragedy
SBATTLH, July II. Coroner's
deputies today prepared- to' open
an investigation lulo the death of
four persons in a seaplane accident
on Lake Washington hero yester
day. 11
The four were killed when lho
plane In which they Were riding
plunged from u height of 600 feet
onto the lake. 'They' urn. L.' (Or
phle) Johnston, pilot or the plane,
which belonged to the Paget Sound
Airway company; Hoy Wolln, Seat
tle insurance agent;- Fred Stmiclirt,
hotel' owner or this city, and John
I. Bock, employe or a ts Angeles
brokerage company, 1
All ol tho bodies except that of
Bock were recovered last night.
Preliminary Information gathered
by Coiouo'i's deputies lulled to de
termine the cuuse of uccideut,
JolmUloli, the pilot,,, had been
flying fol' inoro than four i'oars..
NAVAL PARLEY
IS THREATENED i:
li .WITH COLLAPSE
(Conllnued from pngo 1.)
alleged fnll'uro to nroperly reqop-
niae urent untiinrs ro:i9o;inyIo re
miiremenlH. '
' According' o all necotint, Mr,
Oihaon lniKted lhat the United
States did not vlnh to do any in
Juatice to 1 1 rout Britain, but that
the American delegation saw little
chanco of the Heiiato ratifying u
treaty which would bring cruiser
strength up to the neighborhood of
i00,O0O tons and prove Imit for in
creased Instead of decreased naval
construction.
The Japanese are plainly worried
over the situation.' The private
conversations are continuing.
U. S. Won't Raise Limit.
WASHINGTON, July ti. Gen
eva reports that tho naval limita
tion conference had reached a vir
tual deadlock over cruiser tonnage
failed today to draW comment in
any official quarter here,' but
there 'were Increasing Intimations
that the Washington government
was very unlikely to accept a
cruiser figure In excess of the
100,OUO ton maximum mentioned
by tho Amtjrlean technical ; dele
gates. It wasmiade clear that the Unit
ed States looks upon the present
stage ' of- the conference as still u
preliminary out'. Officials did uot
disclose what confidential reports
of yesterday's proceedings might
have come in from Ambassador
Gibson. It was suggested again,
however, that tho hard and fast
views of the technical experts of
the three powers have still to be
accorded diplonuittc treatment by
the members of the missions and
that If the three powers are ns
anxious to prevent further com
petitive naval construction and to
roiluco their naval expenditures as
the correspondence which brought
about the Geneva meeting would
indicate, there should be amide
room for diplomatic adjustment of
conflicting views of cruiser
strength.
Despite this hopeful official
viewpoint, however, the outstand
ing factor here today was the
strong impression creatod that the
Washington government was not
prepared to go any appreciable
instance beyond tho 400.000 ton
figure nnd that It was believed
even that toial tonnage to be ex
j cessivo and beyond the aetunl
needs of any power..
CARD OF THANKS
I We wish to thtink our many
friends for their kindnesses and
also for the beanlirul floral offer
ings during Ihe Illness and death.
or our loved one.
.Mrs. E. P. Bnllou,
W. .C. Itallou,
J. E. Ballon,
Win Unit,.,,
I " Mrs. Waller Poole,
I Mrs. Norman Fisher.
Fines Are Paid
Dean Wiln mill 3tti-.nn Pm.l
erleksen were arresled today mi a
;rnaiRe ol possessing venison.
I They appeared before Just ire of
Ihe Peace Hopkins and were fin
led f,0. ....
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I
NEW TODAY
FOB RENT Furnished,
house.
X13 Miller St.
TltAH.KRS, TrtAII.EIiS. TltAlf
Kits For sale cheap at Barf fa.
FOK SALE Broccoli plauls.
John Wilkinson, Ht. 1, Box HI.
nitOCCOI.I PLANTS for sale.
Frank Brown, West Hoseburg.
FOB KENT 5-room bungalow,
modern, fruit and garden. Phone
H9.
FOB SALE Refrigerator, buby
buggy, crib and nursery chuir.
! I'hono2!lD-J. .
I'll V Dr. Proctor's Miracle Health
Circle. Demonstrated free at
004 West Lane St.
'IiEE demonstrations treat
yourself und be convinced, ut
604 W. Lane St.
WE GUARANTEE Our wheel
tightening work on metal felloe
band wheels at Sarffs.
WANTEH'"'I'0' RENT About '4
' room modern nicely furnished
house. Cull "Western Union."
FOR SALE UJ-ton truck, bed and
, hydraulic hoist, also rear end
, for trailer cheap at Sarffs.
FOll RENT Upst'air8fluTi ?
rooms, electric rungo, h. and c.
water; $18. 221 . W, Washlng-
ton,
HAVE yoiPbrdered your winter's
wood? Summer prices now in
effect. Denn-tJetretsen Co.
BROCCOLI r)fimtT7oslde7"K.:Trly
and lute Butner, $2 per thou
sand. C. C. Lauruuce, Dillard,
Ore. . ,
FOR SALK-liarley-Daviilson
motorcycle and Oakland ar;
car has new paint. Rose Gar
age
FOR SALE Boar hogs, two
huge 4ype Poland China, ono t).
I. C. Pedigree with each. C. ,F.
Garlside, Myrtle Creek.
TRUCKS, ,, ' trucks trucks Ford
trucks for sate - or . trado for
pleasure carii. Hansen Chevro
let Co. ...
FOR1J TRUCK with Rucksloll axle
and steel cab, 1924 model. Pric
ed at fl75. Hansen Chevrolet
Co. j
WH1013LS TI G H T E NED"
. Watch your metal felloe band
wheels and have them fixed us
good as new at Sarffs.
LOGANBERRIES and juice for
sale, S1.25 per crato or gallon..
delivered in town. Phone 1SF15,
w. j. Meredith. Looking tihiis.
LUhf July -I tli at Brockwuy, a
little girl's pink straw: hat and
a girl's tan straw hat. Phone
22F21 or write J. J. Meredith,
j-uuaru, ure. ; - . -.
TRADE 1918 Ford touring in
good running order,, good tires,
tor good milch cow 'Vernon
Jennie, one block west or River
side Store. .
FOR RENT Large threo-rooiii
house, furnished,, renced, : good
shade, . good place for child
ren; $10 per iinonth.. A. M. With
lace, 11-13 E.,(ith St., N. ... H
LOST Rim and tire ou road be
1 tween, lioseburg nnd Coles Val
ley, Coles Valley to Wilbur.
Leuvo. at Commercial Abstract
Co. office.. , , . . i.
LOST July 3 on Pacific highway
. belwoen Hoseburg - und lliaiitu
Puss a brown leather Hat grip
healing name of J. R. . Moore.
Liberal, reward. J. R Moore, till
Golden Gate Ave., San Francis
, Co, C'alit. ,
CHICKEN RANCIP-Hoiise Willi
.3 rooms, freshly papered anil
painted, basement, garage,
chicken housos, gooil place to
... keep cow; all lor tu per inoulil.'
Prune crop lor sale on trees or
lease on shares. Inquire of C. C.
Groves, Hoseburg lit. 1, phone
5F35.
SAVE MONEY ON YOUR MOIt'l'-l
GAGE LOAN by our monthly !
payment plan. Pay oil' the old1
mortgage witli'a now one. Wo'
'have a very convenient Insliill-'
luent loan plan which nut only
makes payment ' easy but of-1
foots a worth-while saving to!
tho borrower. Umpqua Savings i
und Loan Association, Douglas
Abstract Bldg. .
TRANSCRIPT TIME I
Change in Oregon I
AFFECTS LAWSUITS
(Anoclatnl Prow Leased Wirp.) '
SALRM. rit-n Inltr fi -
of the defendant to conipty with '
la new law enacted bv the la
! legislature wus his undoing In the
i supreme court today lit the casu
of O. G. Sinrpsou, administrator
of tho estato ot 1. M. Simpson,
I deceased, vs. J. E. Winegar, ap
j pellanl, an appeal rrom Poik
! county where It was heard by
Undue Arlie r;. V,ilL-.,r . .,,,.11,...
' to dismiss the appeal was granted
;iu an opinion by Chief Justlco
Burnett.
I Ou April 0 Inst the trial court
iwiinout notice to the plaintiff
jinndo un order granting Winegar
;up to May 1, 1927, within which
to serve iiml flln l,iu Kin nv nv
ceptlons and until ,Mav 15 within
which to file his transcript of ap
peal in the supreme court. Tho
abstract or record was riled Juno
1 but Without nnv ni'.loi- u.tnh,K,,a
tha time in ihni ,i.u 'i-i... ....
! promo court holds that this oi
lier was invalid in view 'or an net
Of tile 1U27 1,'L-Ulillllrn n-ltil. .
I vldes that any order must be
imado within tho time allowed tor
liiing transcripts nnd then only
after three days notice given to
the opposing parly. The language
of the net la liol.l n K
; -- . ul' ,1,1.11(111-
I tory and failure to give notice of
ii'i'iiiniiuu mr extension or lime
was fatal to the appellant. The net
jiuiiiuii uie emergency clause, but
I this is not discussed in the opin
ion for the reason that It Is pure-!
)y a legislative nitntttlm. i
, The Issue under contention
I the litigation is tint ,liv,.,,uu...i
in
I the opinion.
I The feature involving the new
'law Is or St.ltP Whin im,.,,.-,.. ......
iror Ihe reason lhat many uiior-
ueys are unaware ot the
tence of the new law. .
eXis-
' MeCornilck and Deering binders
In stock at Wharton Bros.
C. J. GRABB CHOSEN HEAD
, OF OREGON ELKS ASS'N.
(Auociatrd Pre Lea-.! Wire)
: RAKER, Ore., July 6 The Ore
gon Suate Elks association late
yesterday selected Astoria for the
next annual convention auxl elect
ed the loltowlng officers;
Connie J. Urabb, Baker, presi
dent; Harry II. Cuslck, Albany,
first vice-president; S. J.. Hnlsan,
Astoria,, second vie e-presldent;
Perry l)elup, Klnmath Falls, third
vice-president; J. R. Thorton, Ash
land, secretary. '
A change In by-laws was adopted
making tho secretary elective In
Btead of appointive. ',
BORN
WRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs.
Kelih Wright or lioseburg, Sunday,
July 3..1II27, at Mercy Hospital, a
daughter. -
o
Hay rpo, cable, forks and oth
er barn equipment at Wharton
Bros.
i STARTS
Saturday Night
JULY 16TH
, v ; .; vt.- presenting t ; j
'The First Year"
' Frank Craven's' Famous
i Dramatic Success !
Admission $1.00 ;
' ... '';!'.' - "-'i!
Save money by1 buying a;
Season, Ticket. -Other at-i
i! i tractions inchjde ;!
! "Applesauce '
TMrJ Robert Parlcferi ',
Miles'
Haskell Indian I
Symphonic Band
Lucille Elmore Revue
Clay Srriitn,1 Song Hit
'f'- ; Writer" ", ,v-'
f i-:.-tj-, i "u:ia i. '-( -i. i .!
and lots or others
u !-.!( 1. 1. ;'.! - j
Season j tickets' on fctle
DAMGE
Every Wednesday
Night ,
Rainbow
f Gardens
;, WINCHESTER
Music by Star-Six Orchestra
Your car may be wreck
ed any day in a street ac
cident. Insure against loss.
Ask us for rates.
Quine & Co.
Phone 108
Masonic Building
ANTLERS
THEATRE
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
"Girl Sliced
in 20 Pieces"
"Impossible!"
NO! JUST ONE OF THE
1C0 NEW MYSTERIES OF
RICHARDS
WORLD'S GREATEST
MAGICIAN
Seats Now on Sale
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
EsUbllshsd 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Foundednd Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
hone 284
Oak and Kant Stt,
FLASHES Of LIFE
"
(By The Associuieu I'ress.)
TORONTO Having lived ES
days on nothing but. water In an
effort to improve her health, Mrs. j
Hope Leonlough is in a rerlous ,
conditional a hospital. She Is i
given orange Juice, and glucose Is
Injected. ;','-'
VPW VOIlIf Tlin blni, nf tn7
communds money befitting mynltyj
TJ....I 1irt.t.,..n mill l.lu np.illltal ,-tl
have signed a contract to play in ,
U CIIUIII III llllULIt;a Jul luilj -rruvno ;
at $13, uuu n wcea. 4'aui win rci
l.nl, . I. I
NEW YORK Simon Rothschild,
who Is dead at the age of 100, Immi
grated from Germany 79 years ago
and got a job In a dry. goods store
at $6 a month. ' When he retired
from the manufacture of- women's
apparel 25 years ago his company
was doing n business r $l,7l)O,UU0
annually. He once told how he
played poker with Grover Cleve
land. "I bluffed him once with n
bob tall flush," he said. -. . -
NEW' ' YORK M r s? ' Florence
Brooks Alen, of Park avenue, who
has a country home known as Sliin
bone Shanly, thought her portrait
had such broad shoulders that' it
Antlers
nnaMnBnBBaBBBBBMav .
: ; ; ; ' THREE BIG DAYS
;; ' . ' ,,. COMMENCING ,
-FRIDAY, JULY 8th
! ', -Bargain Matinees Sat- arid Sunday s .
- - Nights at 8:15. Matinees at 2:30..
NOTE Dozens of live bunnies, baiioons, toys and candy given
away free to the chlldren Saturday matinee. Bring the kiddies.
doming here after bid record-breaking tour of Eastern cities and
the same large' production Intact that plays Los Angeles, San
Francisco, :Portland, etc. ' .
vl Beyond All Question' the Largest and Greatest Glrlesaue. ' -i
- Necromantid Extravaganza of All Time.! )
' ? ' ' Weirdl Uncanny! Spooky! Gasps! Surprises!1 ' ,
THE
. 40 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK 40
100 BEWILDERING WONDERS 100
18
Stunning Beauties, Assistant : Magis, Me
chanics, Electricians, Artists and Musicians
Aid in -This Stupendous Exhibition. ' -
NOTE The management positively guarantees this to be the
largest and most gorgeously staged production of this nature
'ver brought to Rosebui'g:- ' - ' -
ASK RICH ARDS about 'your 'Business'-Affairs, Love, Sickness,
Lost Articles. Marriage, Journeys, Investments, etc.
j J FREE ; Baby Given Away FREE -Durlng'the
company's engagement here a raal live baby 'will 'be
given away. This is positively no pig, dog or animal, but a real
t live bnby of good parentage and 11 months old. . ,
. . - PRICES Nights: 25c, 60c, 76c, $1.00.
1 ' Matinees Adults 60c, Children 25c, any seat.
"' ., ' RESERVED SEATS ON SALE FRIDAY
POSITIVELY A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION
ANTLERS
TODAY AND THURSDAY
Matinee
HUMANITY
PAUSE A MOMENT!
An Educational Shock for Roseburg
FATHERS MOTHERS
can you honestly answer
'Is Your Daughter Safe?'
A 1927 PRODUCTION
J?J.u.lfith on'y P'c,l,re of k'nd that has been
PRODUCED in the last decade.
Now in fourth month at the California West Coast The
aire, Los Angeles.
BALCONY RESERVED FOR MEN ONLY LOWER
FLOOR RESERVED FOR WOMEN ONLY.
Matinee Floor and Balcony 25c
Evening Floor and Balcony 35c
Children under 15 years not almltted unless accompanied bv
. relatives.
Licensed Lad
Embalmel
made her look as If she weighed
two or three hundred; In other re
spects, she was convinced, the pic
ture was too beautiful. So she
ordered the arllBt, George De For
est Brush,-to alter it. He, Is suing
her for S7.UU0 extra, unving al
ready received $10,000.
NEW YORK Countess Snlnv '
seems to have promised her dad.
Colonel H. H., Rogers, not to elope
again. When they relumed from
Europe he was asked: "Is It likely;
Hint your daughter will ninny
again?" "t sincerely hope so," he
replied. "When sne noes cumum
plate marrying again the engage,
mcnt will be duly announced. That
Is so, Isn't It Mllllcent?" The
countess smiled and nodded. Un
til married again she will call her- .
self Mrs. Mllllcent Rogers.
, ' 'j
RENO When she asked for af
fection Swedish history and poetry
were quoted to her, avprrod Mrs.
Mildred Lillian Orion, in court.
So she got . a divorce here,
afler failing, to do so in France,
China and Switzerland. Ortou
was formerly Swedish consul-general
In Manila. . , .
LONDON Lady Balley ' and Mrs
! Geoggrey De iiayiian n
sort of a wonus n-num. . w
..,.n,isii isooo feet in n moth
plane through thunder clouds.
Tlieatire
BIG GALA EVENT OF THE
ENTIRE SEASON
' World's Greatest Magician and His Big
Three-Ring Circus of, Laughs, Thrills,
Girls, Music, Mystery, Splendor
Dally 2:15
I 4'