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ROSEBURC. NEWS REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. JULY 27, 1927.
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ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. BITTER, Manager
" ' Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courteiy
hone 284 1 Lloenied Lid)
Dak and Kane 8ta. Embalmei
ADVISORY BOARD
MAY HOLD MEETING
HERE NEXT MARCH
-.The board of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce, met last
night in the regular business Hus
sion and considered numerous mat
ters -relating to Chamber of Com
merce activities. Homo Mnio ugo an
invitation was extended to the
4'ucltic Northwest Advisory Hoard
pi the American Hallway uhhouJu
tJon to meet in Hoseburg ut somo
future date. This is an organization j
of shippers made up for the pur-
fioso of considering the shipping ;
problems of this particular section
of the country. The Chamber oft
Commerce lias been advised that
there will bo a special meeting
h'ext March and It was suggested
Uiut this meeting might bo hold in
Koseburg, If desired. The board of
directors last night authorized an
fJ)vtation to the advisory r board
lor. --Iliut date, which it was full
would be very acceptable as the
broccoli harvest will be ou ut that
Sine und the shipping experts will
ub an opportunity to see tlio
actual loading and shipping in
pi-ogress. An effort will be made
(p turn this program into an agri
cultural shipping conference, and
it, is hoped to have representa
tives present from every shipping
(hint in southern. Oregon.
t. NOW YOU ASK ONE I
.
THE ANSWERS
"Bolow nio niiBwurs to the
ou Aslt One" riuestiona o
Now
tile
gtmoriui page:
1 JCdilie .Sllnsiill was pilot of
the winning plane in the Kurd Ito
luibllity tour.
"2 A pli'iiuryessinn ofiany,coiir
fvroncu Is a session at which every
delegate onlltled to betpnsei)t is
In attenduueu or Risked- to ho In
nllntlduuek- - !- -
3 Secretary of War Dnvls and
Secretary of Labor J3uvls liitvo tlie
Biinie family name. ' ( ' ' 1
4-Tlie Anieilcnn lennls cluiin
ploiishlp mntclies will be played
at forest ffllls, beglnnliiB Aug. 22.
5 (.'lemeiu'euti, ex-prcmler,' 1 Is
ltnown as "Tlio Tiger of Prance."
'fl-J-I'eter IMannlug's new world
record Mr the' liiilo' trot' ' Is twb
minutes 2) seconds.1 ' ! ' ' '
I '7(--Ki!lln! Chilstdplrer Wrtlgglns
wus tlio recently assassinated vice
president of tlio Irish I'Yoo Mliltii.
' S-yoncph1 'tnul" Ciflloseliay 'Ik
llio -rntil inline foi' Jiick 1 Slinrliey'. ''
1 il-'-Bynm Hnncroft (llun) John
son recently 1 resigned 1 from till'
liinsldoncy of tlio American Ilase
bnll league. i .
1(1 Lena Wilson is tlio Canadian
girl w ho married "Hud" ' Hllllmaii.
' Mrs". -'Moore's drcsKlnnkliia' shop,
nhove the Itoseburg Nalluual Hank,
will be closed until August 15.
MARINESBATTLE, ,.
AGAIN WITH BAND
OF NICARAGUANS
'! ' ' , tAHsnoliitiil I'rpwi UawHl wire)
wJIANAl!A, Nicaragua. .Inly 27
American ninrlncs and natlvo
constabulary were awailliiK or
ile'rs today lo run down the band
of .Irregulars from the recalcitrant
Nlcarnguaii general, San til no,
which tried to niiilnish a column or
murines and constabulary under
Major Oliver floyd at San Fernan
do Monday.
' . A, number of ahota wore fired In
this attempted iitlnck, a murine and
several constabulary men. being
wounded, but the Irregulars were
put to rout wilh fTip loss nf sev-
LIBERTY THE AT
Today and Thursday Matinee Daily 2:15 p. m.
I ft pi
m
Mack Sennett
MASKED MAMMAsVi1
pral kllJfMl unit a score wounded.
.Mflitaiy ci rules here expect lhat
Hti action will noon lake place IN
lw,'(n llie JrreiculurH ami ihe mar-
turn, in n ii i Lit MM Will IIUVU
U naif, hint as lliey did in the 1ml.-
II.. en days uko ut Oculul, when
DuiuiiiniB iiihu witru iu t:ulllll'(! Mini
and toni.iahularv.
Miilor l.'loya waa aout to the re-
glon wilh a eontwumit ot marines
ufler Ihe tJemal. hallle to prevent
reorganization otHandlnos forces. I Kingdom now piling up at the
0 : cannery promises It a record run
GENEVA PARLEY . when operations start August XI,
T..r.ihBFull'c.i.0ratloii Has Keen re
OUTLOOK IS POOR eelved l.y the cunuery from the
fContlnued from page 1.)
question of the eight-Inch gun bear-
lug cruisers
which the United
States insists
right to build,
it must have the
t In somo Quarters It Ib thought
possible thai tho Uritlsli may sug
gest reaching an agreement on tho
total tonnage of submarines and
destroyers und upon tlio number
of ten thousand ton cruisers which
Great llriluin, the United States
and Japun would be authorized to
build, but that the conferences I
would adjourn consideration of Ihe
tonnage of other typos of cruisers.
This would mean, say American
spokesman, that no total tonnage
agreement would bo reached on
erulsurB, but merely upon those
auxlllury warships submarines
and destroyers in which the
United Slates Just now possesses
superiority. It Is regarded us
doubtful whether tho American
delegation would accept such u
proposal, chlcrly becuuso it Is felt
tliut it would tie tho hands or the
United Rtulos In the construction
of teji thousuud-ton cruisers.
EASTERN FOLK ENTERTAINED
BY TRIP TO CRATER LAKE
Mr. mid Mrs; Clifford Mabley,
of West Itoseburg, Mr. und Mrs.
Arthur llurrowuy, of Sutlierlin;
Mr. nnd 'Mrs.' Clarence ' Mabley,
Mrs. C'aiilo Kruso und her mother,
Mrs. llurrowuy of the Melrose dis
trict, and Mrs. Swlneluirt und two
daughters,' the MisBes -Ethel and
Hutll, und Miss .losslo Durro
wuy, the last four from Ohio, and
visiting at the Ki'use home here
for a few iweeka, returned Inst
evening from ' an auto trip to
Crescent City, California! iuid also
lit the Oregon Cftves and 1 Crater
Lake. The trip frits nlndo tt show'
tlio Ohio' Indies some of the tm
nuin'ed beauty spots Hi' tho Oregon
country, and the whole 1 party,
which also included Ihe Utile folks
of tho Clifford Mnhley homo,' en
joyed 1 tne
ex'cuiBlon 1 Iminensclv.
lliey worn gone several days but
every moment ot i no time was full
of greatest Interest.
EXCURSION TRAIN TO BE ' '
: EQUIPPED WITH OBSER
' ' ' ' ' . VATION CAR
Tho excursion train which will
muko the trip to bountiful Odell
lake, on, Sunday, July 81. will be
equipped with an observation car,
diner and seven coaches, according
to tno present line up, J. 10. Clark,
local representative of tlio South
ern I'acifle company, announced
today. Meals may bo secured on
the train by those making the trip
and everything In tlie way of com
fort, is being iirriinged for. Accord
ing to present Indications a largo
and enthusiastic crowd of lioso
burg folk mo planning to malto the
trip Sunday. The train will leave
here at 7 a. in. und will return lute
In the nvenlng, a sufficient time
being allowed at tho lake for ev
eryone lo view the surrounding
v ninny,
Coming Friday and Saturday A double bill
Viola Dana in "Naughty Nannette"
and
Charlie Chaplin in "Shoulder Arms"
(Usorintt-'l I'rcu low'J Win-J
STOCKTON', Calif., July 27. '
Willi permits from the federal
prohibition bureau louse tiuu.nim
Kallona of wine annually, the Cull-
ll'IJIIcl, J'lUIIlilllUJI tUIIUCJV Ul '
ni win. -lltor-
urn uiu. ...
Following Issuance, of the per -
mils 30 days an", the cannery cut
1 a.vm., ,,, c
.....i.. Z. ,t. .. .'.7.. ...... '.;.;i"lllr 111 'he uast lew weeks!1"" "'" H"-'" tiuslness
l":"" l,lac',(l b-v """:l ex-1
o'rdein from all norllomt of the
it, J ?1 , r , L ,..?,
Stlliles luwl
I prohibition ituthorilies In Washing-
ton, announces f'ralg, us legitimate
methods of disposing of Califor
nia's vineyard crops have been
sought by tho treasury department.
All wines used in processing ilin
kudota figs are withdrawn by Ihe
cannery from bonded government
warehouses and u tux of 4U cents
a gallon is paid. Cuuo sugar is
added to the wine in the process
ing, reducing lis alcoholic strength
to 12 per cent, the percentage al
lowed by the permits, and making
It a uon-beverage.
( (AMOcfatcil I'ri-M L.'aird Wire)
NEW i VOItK, July 27. June
Mathls, noled scenario writer nud
tlio highest paid woman executive
hi motion pictures, is (lead, tho
victim of a heart atlaclc while al
leudlng a performance In a Uruad
way theatre. ,
Whilo seated beside lloj' mother,
Mrs. Emily Iluwks, at a peir.iriii
undo of "Tho Squall," at the Forty
lOlghth street theatre last nlghl.
Miss Matllis suddenly threw her
arms about her mot her's neck und
screamed:' ' '
"Oh, 'mother, I'm dying, I'm1 dy
ing;" ' 1
Scores of persons- 'arose' from
their seats, Ihe players panned un
certainly in their lines and ushers
hurried .to Miss Mathls and carried
her1 to the ! alleyway alongsldo
tlio1 then fro. ' ' '
Two physicians from the au
dience bent over her. A moment
later lliey nnnounced she was dead.
Miss .Mathls, who was about M
years old. was considered lliu most
successtul of women motion
Idc-
ture executives. Her
greatest ,
achievement probably was her
"discovery" of Itudolph Valentino.
Impressed with the motion pic
lure possibilities of Ibanoz1 novel
"Tho Four Horsemen of Ihe
Apocalypse," Miss Mathls con
vinced Samuel (loldwyn to produce
it and Insisted It be produced her
way and with Valentino, then un
unknown dancer and movie extra,
111 the oust.
Others of Miss Mathls' outstand
ing successes were: "Hen Hur,"
during the filming of which (lold
wyn Insured her life for ?l,(IOll,(MIO
becuuso of hor value to tho film,
"The Ten Cuiniiiaiidmenls," "lllood
nud Sand." nad "The Hnjall," tlio
two latter starring Viiluntlno.
She vVns married In December,
1921, to Sllvano llalbonl, a motion
picture director, whom she met In
Italy whilo engaged In making Ihe
film "Hen Hur." llo is now In
Culiforula.
FOX NEWS
AqiVIISSION
Matinee 10c-25c
Evenino; 10c-2Sc
DU POUTS SEEK TO
IIIIITEO.S. STEEL,
GENERAL MOTORS
!
(ArKiK'lut''i 1'rtsj Ia'uwI Win-)
NEW YoicK. July 21 A direct
commiim'ly of interest between )e
United Hlates Steel Corporation' ,wo "f'lii Ul evangelist
and (Jeneral Motors Corporation, 'W"'L'" M. Kennedy said hurt her
America's two iurgst iii'lusiriarllUll' "Eluded a pulpit 'statement
iAnM-rlca's
The E , (u ))i;nl dB NtIm)llni chocks. .Th ,her wu the assert-
I interest, already dominant In (ion- -'' tm wlille. Mrs. -McPherson
1 Mltni are .,, ( Wall'""" 'HnB her messages or lov
; street Hides to have been mileliy ';""' '" -'". ho wan also send-
MU"1 L I btiyiiiK heavily ot United Hlati'H 1 ""' '" "era to tempi.) InsurrHclliin
ted them under I ,. , ,.,,.. ..,. iisiK m seim ti, n, ...,
; ,U?K0 """"''h ' fiPiroximately
nVUI Hhares.
I he dil I'onts an their next move,
;k is understood
by ile-inclaf com -
ileoulalors, will
seek representa-
tlii.n on the steel
' board ot' directors.
coi-,o ration's
i Willi tin Pont Interest ilmuiunt
Mug Ceneial .Motor'! anil quietly
buying Lulled Slate'! i.ltc! coin-
irrn. time will he short, Wall
Street commentators say, when
there will be some kind of affilia
tion between the tlireo corpora
lions, although u direct, merger is
highly imprnhulde.
J'ierro du Pont, chairman of tlie
General' Motors hoard, Is mention
ed us the most probable represen
tative on the Bleel eorpoiationV
directorate from the du Pont In
terest. If Mr. du Pout is seated as n di
rector of United States Steel, ru
mois are Dial lie will be elected
chairman of Ihe steel corporation's
holid on the, retirement of Elbert
II. Gary.
PATTERSON ASKS
IN . TIE
RCASE
(AuioolntPil PrcHs Loaspil Wire) .
SAM5M, Ore., July 27. (lover-
iiui l ai.ersuu touiiy seni ,i iuuhj
to Attorney General Van Winkle,
asking an official opinion oir the
question of whether he must cull u
special election in the third con
gressional district to choose a suc
cessor to tile late Kepresentntive
M. 10. Crumpacker. Tne attorney
geueralhas - already 'slated unof
licially that tho federal ' constitu
tion governs in : tlie mutter and
that It Is tuundalory iu requiring
that -the governor call a ' special
eloctlon. 1 1 ; .' - 11
'While tho constitution does not
say when the ' election shall be
called, it appears obvious that it
could not bo called on tho date of
u regular election, as is done often
in the case cf measure to be voted i
jou by tlio people, tor tlie reason
.. ., t.,,,.,,1,,,. !,. ,!,',., 'l',n
conclusl()n Heeni3 (w nL, ,lat a SI,e.
ciul election must be called, and
I hat tlie only alternative would bo
that the third district go unrepre
sented during tho next two ses-4
sions of congress. j
Precedent that may bo followed
by tho governor was found in the
state records here today iu an of-
tlcial proclamation by lormer Gov
ernor Chamberlain calling U'spe-
vi.u eiec.iou lo cnoose II BUCCt'SSOl I
lo Renreientative Thomas H
i noma:
Tongue of tlie first OrcKon district. Ils 11,1 excessive charge for truvel
Toniiue died in Washington Janu-;I"K expense and lhat when u public,
ary 11, l'Jua. The governor's pro-iH'lcor Irnvels ut public expense he
clamallon was Issued .March 5, 1""1 charge no more than actual
11103 and the special election was ""d necessary expenses and the I
held Monday, Juno 1, IDnll, to till measure of expenses in such cases
the unexpired, term of tlio deud ' a the rate charged by lailroarl,
congressman, ending In March, j Circuit Judge L. l-I. McMahau to
11)05. Ulnger Herman of Itoseburg, j dny Isued an order requiring em
wus clectod. ploes of the banking department
Representative W, C. Ilawley, 'to return to Ihe bank nior.ey ex
present congressman from tlie first ipended in, ec ss of the amount of
district. Bald today that hundreds : liduidal Ion of affairs of the (lo
ot times in. the history ot tlio funct Oregon State Hank at Jef
cotlntry governors have called spe-Jierson in this county,
ciul elections to fill vacancies in I The order dlrecls Deputy Guy N.
congress. He added that "of coui-se ' Hickoek to return Sl.fiS of money
the governor might refuse to cull
a special election, and that would
, eim ii. lie recalled no case ofifor four nienis and that SO cents:
litigation Involving the question.
LIQUOR RAID
LANDS SIX IN
LAW'S CLUTCH
fronHmiPd from paere 1.)
ngenls who were able to makel111' deputy it was asked S;0 a
nunuMous purchases of liquor. It nionth he allowed lor maintenance
Is stated that considerable other and the court finds when th or
evidence has been obtained and 1 dor was filed the word mainten
that lurtber arrests for similar 'ance was changed to sustenance.
offenses may soon be made.
FAMILY IT UT
(Aso,-hi.-, lrv 'Li-nail Wiivl
'LOS ANtiKLKS. July ST-.-Ahnof.
S e in p I e Mel'hersoii, evangelist.
i Halms tliut the dove of jvitr.e iuis
mimmi u iltnvn on AtmehiM Temple lo
calm i;a iron bled affairs but her
mother. Mrs. Miiiir.e Kennedv. to
ilay imlitaleif the peine bin! was
absolutely dumb. The latter,
who wus misled last week Irom
the business management or the
temple and renei nn ulttmatum by
Mrs. .McPherson lo leave the
temple Home of mother and dauch
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Hv 1 ' I 2,, '1, ,' V, ."' -'
1MN CAUSES
Ui.J...L. 4.. 1 H ''".ninl uilncsHiMl
t ' .... ',, . ,
v..h,i;'mm 11:1a HO! t'VlMt hi'lll''
a conferenee wilh her, Mra. Ken
finely averted, adding that ahe bun
' made Known tdie will communl
jeaie with hr ' mother only thru
a luwyer. "I can't bring myaelf
j to turn a lawyer thru whom iu
jlalk to my own daughter," Airs.
I Kennedy aal 1 hetwi-en subs. "I
can't understand why she should
nay these cruel things about her
old mother who has sacrificed life
for her. I can't believe she is do
jliiK it of her own accord. It Is
bad advice hhe is receiving from
jlnlereslen pirople. Ilul no inuiter
i wlli" inu timM ,H n,('. I "'111 alwuys
'defend her.'
. ... . .
1 m Her orflce
.yeslerday, gave her a few openlnK
words, .Mrs. Kennedy said, and then
'"11'1" - '" l,el" uatlt "" l;r. leaving her
alone.
"1 love my daughter, but I can't
remain quiet when she has told me
to get 'my attorney and she would
get ners and wu would settle mut
ters in court."
Tho evangelist Inst night declttl'J
eu ponce nun neen declared by her
mother, accepllng n place In the
temple in the capacity of adviser
on bplrltmil affairs. This, she ex
plained, did not include any con
Irol over finances, which previous
position of Mrs. Kennedy caused
the controversy that brought the
evangelist hurrying back from uu
uncompleted Illinois revival.
Mrs. McPherson was said by her
secretary. Miss Waldron, to lie
prostrated ut her home today by
her mother's unexpected state
ments. 'I he evangelist's mother declnred
Ihlngs at tho temple were in a
worse "mess" lliuu ut any time
since It was organized, and declar
ed her daughter grubbed control
or tho 1 em pie, the funds nn.d tho
mall when she sent her to Taft,
Culir.. Monday. r , -
"Voit can't Imagine what a mess
things at the temple are in. They
were worse than at nny time since
It. was organized," Mrs. Kennedy
said between, heurl-broken sobs. "I
had hoped to slay on In this work
until Mrs. McPherson's two chil
dren were old enough to tnke it
over, hut it looks like 1 must get
out.
"My daughter sent me to Taft
Monday and while 1 was there she
, . . . ..
jj;''"",,' ...
mall and funds and
control of the" temple, i , i . -'
Ousting Predicted ; : ' ' '
l.OS ' ANtiKI.ES, ' July 27-.I3oth
Aiinee Somple McPherson. and her
mulher. Mrs. Miunie Kennedy will J
he uusted frbnr Angelus Temple
"before they iknow, it," the. lalterl
predicted today,' as the result 'of
ihe open revolt in (lie church and!
the' evangelist's rorusal to speak
to her' inojher ex.ce.pt' thru a law
yer,' ( -' i t . 1 . 1 I . ..
(.tesorintort I'rusa Leased Wire)
SALEM. Ore., duly 27 Declar
lii(t that Cl.r.O a liny, or 50 cents;
a meal, is enough for the state to!
pay in the board nud of its public!
servants ami that X cents a milei
iexpended for meals, the order stat-
ting that he expended JUi cents each !
apiece is sufficient to feed a pub
lie servant when on public duty.
Judge McMahnn also orders De
puty Hoy Nelson, of the banking
department to ri'turn S113.G5 which
!lu' p,aU's is ln w? of the sum of
91.111 u mum 11 itiiowt'u itiMii 1111
bis salary. The court says in ori
ginal petition for appointment of
The court states It understood at
the time of making the order that
Ihe allowance for maintenance was
for "paying the Incidental expenses
of tlie bank and by no p roe-ess of
reasoning couH the court assume
that the said fitly dollars was In
tended as an additional compensa
tion beyond Ihe salary allowed to
the said duty superintendent.
1,000 IN INDIA
REPORTED DROWNED
LONDON. July 27. An uncon
firmed report from Abmedabad.
Hombuy presidency. Pettish India,
slates that 1.000 deaths occurred
In the native state of Rarotla as
jlhe result of a reservoir,, fifteen
1 square miles In area, bursting lis
: banks and flooding surrounding
1 villages. Communications between
Bombay and Parotla are cut oti.
GETTYSBURG VET DIES
MANILA. Juiy 27. Kbenezer
j Cook, one of the two membeis of
! the (i. A. R., In the Philippines.
tltt'M uen IOOHV. hkvu I 00 K
In lh lIH.. of riotlyhiirK I
I.rc's pum-mlt'i.
llo furiiieiiv
livcil in rovlliinil.
Ort'COII.
50-CEIaTMEAL !S
rniniiPucnDGTOT
I LHUUUi! I Uil U in I L
NEW TODAY
I'AINT at Pane's, $1.85 to I4.T(
)er gallon. All good values.
WANTIOD Turkeys, Targe oi
small. Iloyer llros. I'hone I4-F14
WAXTKU :,))
pliie. J. II.
Oi ugon.
Itlikeyn, slate
Hchosso, Voncalla,
WANTKD Stoeited " ranch,
Hhui'ea 6r whut have you? IJ
I'aiilaun, Star fit., Itosebillg.
-M.
Foil SAl.E-35 truck bed und
hydruullc hoist, also the rear
end forti-ailer, cheap, ju Sarrr's.
WHKKLS, WHEKLSTTVI IIOIOLS
Watch them, und have the me
tal felloe band wheels tightened
ut Sard's.
MHS" .MOOIMO'S dressmaking shop
above the Itoseburg Xutlonul
Hank, will be closed unill Aug.
15th.
WIO HAVH" A PAINT For every
- purpose. Try u gallon . of our
$1.85 per gallon house paint.
llenll-Gcrretsen Co.
TftAlLIOHS, THAILEHS," THAli
EltS We still have tile pai ls to
make up a tew .more trailers,
better leave us your order, at
Sartf's.
FOR, RENT
ti room
modern house
close iu
McL-lONDON 11 10 A LTV COMPANY
COItNKIt OAK AND .MAIN
HOUSES FOIt SALE Two dandy
good horses for $40. Work, sad
dle or pack. Some snap. See
LAWIUONCE AGENCY, 125 Cass
street. Phone 21U.
WANTEli A man to run a name
ly Oil Pull trader in threshing,
no one but all experienced man
need apply. C. V. Oden, Dixon-
ville, Oregon.
RENT THIS1
home
. . of six nice rooms
basement
Good location
122.50
McLENDON REALTY COMPANY
CORNER OAK AND MA1N
WANTED All meinbers'of Chris
tian Church Itihlu school to ell
joy our annual picnio next Fri
day afternoon. Cars will leave
the church ut 2 o'clock.
CUCUMUIORS for sale Large ones.
25c per dozen, smuil ones 25c per
gallon, bring containers, pick
them yourself. H. C. Dawson,
025 2nd Ave. Co. Phono 4H2-L.
NOTICE We have a machine to
tighten metal felloe band wheels.
Ill Ink t hum in before they get
past fixing. We guarantee our
wheel work. Surfl's Auto Wreck
ins House, 329 N. .Main St.
, . , THIEVES" ARE"
, active , ' , '
. INSURE YOUR CAR i , .
wo
. Write all lines of , , i
Insurance ,
McLENDON REALTY, COMPANY
COItNIOR OAK AND MAIN
FIRST -COME'VlliST SERVED
17 acres, i all In cultivation, small
shade, large- barn. . Good team
of horses, all necessary linplo-
ments, .-plows, discs, , harrows,
cultivators, , hay rake, spraying
- machine. .ALL FOR $1,500 cash.
10. G. KING WELL, SUT1U0HLIN.
KNOCK "L" . OUT OF SLAVIC
Iut your earnings where you j
snow tney uru-saie anu will earn
a rate of interest that will sur
prise you. Let , us explain.
Douglas llultding & Loan Asso
ciation, 117, Jackson St.
, 1NSURI3 VOI R '
. " furniture
Against loss by fire
. or damage . , , ' ;
from water. The cost is '
smnll
McLENDON REALTY COMPANY
CORNER OAK AND MAIN
savk money on your
niorlgage !
loan by our monthly pavmeiit
plan. Pay off the eld mortgage This system of .character analy
with a new one. We have a sis or as it Is often termed, numer
very convenient installment loan j ology, is really an extended study
plan which not only makes pay- j
mcut easy but effects a worth
while saving to the borrower.
Umpqua Savings and Loan As
sociation, Douglas Abstract
Ihiilding.
JlOiMliS IN ASHICS
ARK
POOR ASSISTS UNLESS THEY
ARE
FULLY INSURED
WE
WRITE INSURANCE ON
HOMES
McLn??( Au-LI!'nC:?,MPANY
CORNER OAK AND MAIN
1JII) YOU KVIOIl STOP TO THINK
lhat you have i'IkM lii'i-e at
home MINERAL VAl'Oll I1ATI1S
I'qual to any hot slirlnj; bath,
where you can at small cost and
practically no los of lime avail
yourself of Nature's most power
ful resloiatlve ELIMINATION
of poisons from the boily. DlilHl-
V,'!
I.l'.'SS IIKAI.TH CKNTEIt.
Cass. Phone 491.
9 ROOMS
KENT
This close ln home
Just two blocks
from school and five
blocks to
Post Office
?25
McLENDON REALTY COMPANV
CORNER OAK AND MAIN
El V Ii T 1 1 01.1 S A N IT MEN VA NT' A
SHEEP RANCH Why? Ilecause
ll's the best inlying uud surest
Kame in the west. We can sup
Ply one man at this time with
the best bargain in Douglas
county. Well Improved, well lo
cated, fully stocked ami equip
ped, for half pi-ice. Easy terms.
It's time lor one man to pet busy
and pet full information. See
LAWRENCE AGENCY, 135 Cass
slieet. Phone 219.
"HAVE YOU
a
City home that you
will trade
In
on a ranch of
101 acres
fine creek soil with
good, buildings
close to
Itoseburg?
Yes!
Then come In
McLENDON REALTY COMPANY
CORNER OAK AND MAIN
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
ESTABLISHED 1928
H. C. STEARNS, Manager.
Not'hwithstanding the elaborate equipment of the Home
and efficient service, the cost of burial is no more.
Phono
Pine and Lane 8tt.
FOR SALE 20 ewe lambs $8 each.
V. E. Wolcolt, Camas Valley.
FOR REXT4-room furnished
house. Cull at 544 S. Pine.
RAMS FOR SALE Registered
Shropshire's. Mrs. W. 10. Staf
ford. 1001 .Mill 'st-.EuB'l"5iPj'-
FOR SALE CHEAP Good young
team, wt. 2800, harness and wag
on. W. G. Kinzer, Yonculla.
FOR'SALE'OR TRADE 101 acres
In Yoncalla. Good 8-room house.
Might take car on trade, ilox 74,
Yoncalla.
AUTO THEFT AND
WHITE SLAVE CASE
IS INVESTIGATED
Put Merrlman, aiieclal inveatlKa
tor from the ileimrtniBiit of justice,
caniG to Koseburg toduy to Inquire
into the case oUStlward Powelttkl,
alius George Hay, alius Hurry Ben
der, who will probably be held on
a white Blave charge. The pri
soner was arrested Sunday morn
ing by City Officer Dlelsch arter
he wuh seen attempting to steal a
spare tire from a car in the south
end of town. A woman compan
ion, Katheiine Bulsom, has been
held as a witness. The car in
which they wre riding, according
to the young man's confession,
was stolen In Wisconsin. He gives
his real name as Powelski, instead
of Kay. Mr. iMerrlman has secured
confessions from both the man and
tho woman.
CHICAGOAN WOULD
BAN DEMPSEY FOR
HIS WAR RECORD
(Asflnnlatrtl press t-onsed Wirel
CHICAGO, July 27. A petition
for an injunction to prevent the
holding of the proposed Dempfey
Tunney world's heavyweight chamj
ploiishlp fight' here on So'liller
Field, the first 'definite opposition
to' the match, was filed today In
circuit court. It was' filed by J.
Kent net" Elliott, a lawyer, suing as
a taxpayer, who ays his action Is
grounded on Pempsey's war rec
ord. KI0V TQRK, fJniy fef.iciiafles
. StoneBam.' (.resident, of- .'ihp
i Si i
NwjYoi'kif OiajitM, ,tdtiy put for
ward theJ lftlo' grounds' as a site
for the Dempsey-Tunney heavy
weight battle with 'ussurances to
Tex Itickard thai a "gate" of more
than i $2,000,000 would be possible
at n top price of $50; ' 1 ; ' -
ANTLERS THEATRE
' Beverly V. Robarts, ' cbaracterol
ogirf'tj who Is engaged this week at
the Antlers theatre, specializes n
reading . character 'through the
science of names' and number's,
this act is in no manner' connected
with fortune" telling, crystal gazing
or mind reading, it is purely
scientific and is based upon math-
ematlcs conceded to be the only
exact science in the world
of vibration, and everyone Knows
in this age that vibration plays a
very Important part In the life of
the individual.
The verbal analysis which Miss
Robarts gives to each member of
the audience at every performance
enables the person to understand
better the vocation for which they
are the best fitted, what qualities
they possess and what necessary
characteristics is lacking, and
what they require to bring success.
Patrons of the theatre wishing a
brief analysis of their name and
birth date may leave their full
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugless Health Center
"Complete Health Service"
SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS
327 West Case Phone 491
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting at
Qlassei.
116 Jackson St
Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating and
Button Making. -
Phone 187-R
610 So. Main
WET OR DRY
The weather mnkes no differ
ence for FIRE INSURANCE
should be carried nt all times.
We offer reliable fire Insurance
service to our policy holders and
our service embraces all lines
of fire and automobile insur
ance. May we be. of service to
YOU?
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
116 Cm St.
Phene 417
112
Lady Attendant
namo as given ut birth, also their
mullth, day and yeur of birth at
the theatre with one of tho ushers
and Miss Rohuris will make a type
written churl which Is un Individ
ual analysis, this chart may lie re
ceived by culling at the theatre.
BIG
DANCE
Melrose Country Club
Friday Night,
July 29
STAR FOUR ORCHESTRA
Another Good Time
DANCE
Every Wednesday
Night
Rainbow
J ! Gardens ;
' . . WINCHESTER '. .
MubIc' by Star-Six Orchestra
MAJESTIC
. ; .- - i l !
Today and, Thursday '
rvlatlnes Dally 2:00 P. M.,
' 1 '
art;acord
"HARD FISTS"
'
( Comedy Western '.
- - "Two Fister"
. ' ; '' " j ' -' 1
Comedy
' " "Under the' Bed"
Use Your Merchants
- - Tickets ' ' '
Matand Eve. 10c-25c
Today and Thursday
Matinee Dally 2:15
THE PARAMOUNT JUNIOR STAOJ
JAMES HALL LOUISE BROOKS
AKHMip AJILEH HANCV PHILUP,
ELBHENDEL
2 Qaramoimt Qlctiae
lJep, thrills, love interest,
youth and beauty are all
rolled into this swift step
ping college comedyl
Comedy
"Buster's Picnic"
Snapshots
ADDED ATTRACTION
Beverly Robarts
Presents
The Unique Novelty Entitled
"Numerology"
Not a mind reading act
but an exact science of
your life.
What does the future hold
for you)
Absolutely all names and
birth dates handed in will be
analyzed either from the
stage or returned to you In
typewritten form at the box
office at any time you may
call. This act will appear
evenings only.
Matinee 10c-25c
Evening 10c-25c-35c
I
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