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FOR BAIVD CONCERT
The UBiml weekly' band concert
will be given Thursday night, the
band, under the direction of Prof.
Applehoff, having arranged a par
ticularly good program for this
concert. The numbers to be pre
sented are as follows:
March, "The Shrlner's parade"
Deluca. ,
Medley .Overture, "Old Time Fav
orites" Arranged by Barnard.
March, "The Spirit of Youth"
Goldman.
Caprice, "Irridescence" G. E.
Holmes. ' '
Waltzes, "L'Estudiantina' Wald
teufel. March, "Castle HnHM..J...'..McNichol
"Star Spangled .Banner", ...
2 NAVAL FLIERS
SLAIN IN CRASH
: AT POINT LOMA
i
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.. the body of the plane rested on the
wings. The plane had a -wing
spread of 47 feet six inches and
was seven feet wide. Seven fuel
tanks with a capacity of 645 gal
lons of gasoline and 35 gallons of
oil were carried on the plane, which
weighed two and one-half tons and
had a cruising speed of 100 miles
an hour.
Flames Follow Crash
.The plane was destroyed less
than 15 minutes after they had left
here for the Oakland, Cal., airport
where they intended to take off
Friday in the flight to Honolulu.
The plane burst into flames after
it struck Point Lorn a.. !
An orderly from the United
States naval coaling station at La
Playa returned to his station and
reported both bodies had been re-
f covered. From the position of tlie
plane it was believed it had struck
1 ho west bank of the point as the
airmen were endeavoring to gain
altitude. ,
Lieutenant Covell was born in
Kills, Nebraska, March 1899, and
-joined the aviation service of the
navy in 1925. He resided at Cara
nado. was married and had two
children.
Lieutenant Waggener was a na
tive of Warrington, Kla., and was
26 years old. He made his home
nt the officers quarters on North
Island. Waggener was not mar
ried, but fellow officers stated that
be was engaged to be married, al
though they do not know the name
of his fiancee.
.
MOTION TO DECREASE
HENLEY BOND DENIED
BY JUDGE HAMILTON
.
A motion to reduce the ball
in the case of Roy Henley, ac-
H cused of assault with Intent
to kill, was denied by Judge
Hamilton yesterday, after-
noon. Henley was arrest-
after he had fired a shot at
Jack Bailey, of Medford, the
bullet striking the plate
glass window at the Peo-
pies , Supply company store.
He was placed under bonds k
of $10,000, which his attorney
Carl K. .Wlmberly declared to
a he excessive. Judge Hamil-
ton refused to -lower the
amount of bonds required, al-
though Henley - stuted he
could raise a smaller' amount.
To Dixonvllle 1 Visitor 'roday
Mm. Gleudora Blakely of Port- Ed Weaver of Myrtlo Creek was
land and the two county neuitmm tuts ciiy today on business
nurses went 1 to dixouviiih - mi
morning.
From Brockway
Mrs. L. R. ThruHh of Brockway
was In this city for a few hours
yosterday shopping and visit ins
with friends.
From Melrose
Dave (ioode of Melrose was in
this city attending to business af
fairs and visiting Tuesday after
noon. . ,
From Melrose
Vincent I'reschern of Melrose vis
ited in this city Tuesday afternoon,
looking after business uffnirs und
trading. 1
From Wilbur
Mis. W. It. Klnsel of Wilbur
spent several hours, Tuesday visit
ing and attending to business af
fairs in this city.
Mr.
Gurney Visitor
F. C. (iurney, resident of Win
chester, was attending to business
matters and Visiting iu this city
yesterday afternoon. t
Here From Myrtle Creek
H. J. Hodges of Myrtlo Croek
and his boh, who is visiting from
I ho state of Kunsas, were In this
city Tuesday on business.
Adrian Fisher Here
Adrian Fisher has arrived from
Medford for an indefinite visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Fisher, in Laurulwood.
Visitor Tuesday
Miss Katie Jacoby of Looking
Glass was in Hosehurg shopping
and visiting with friends for n
short time Tuesday afternoon.
high buildings under construction
was emphasized, in a paper by
Chief John. Kenton, of New York
City, at the international conven
tion of fire duels here- today. Most
of: the day was devoted to study
of exhibits of fire fighting. . -
FULLER AND HIS
COUNSEL WEIGH
FINAL APPEAL
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EFFORT MADE TO
RAISE BAIL FOR
NEIDERHEISER
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government, as well as private
lands the case nay be taken over
by the government and tried In the
federal court.
CHURCH IS SUED
The board of the Church Erec
tion Fund of the U. S. General As
sembly of the Presbyterian church
has brought suit in the circuit
court here against the Presbyterian
church of Myrtle Creek. Foreclo
sure of a mortgage in the sum of
S1.176 Is asked, it being claimed
that the church has violated Us
agreement by abandoning the
church 'edifice as a place of wor
ship without paying the amount
still due on the mortgage. II. L.
Kddy is the plaintiff attorney.
bill would be put In final shape this
afternoon. i
Uet'ore the exception can come
before the full bench of the court,
Judge Sanderson must give his
consent.
Doomed Men Silent
STATE PRISON, Charleston,
Mass., Aug. 10. Nicola Sacco and
Eartolomeo Vanzetti waited In si
lence today for news df the legal
battle being waged to save their
lives. Vanzetti was the more rest
less of the two and he kept moving
about his cell. Sacco, who has in
dicated Lhat he has given up all
hope, continued to lie on his cot
staring at the celling.
Mrs. Rose Sacco did not visit
the prison today, the first day in
several weeks she has not Been her
husband In the morning. Mrs.
Sacco has remained silent and has
refused to discuss the case.
Sacco appeared weaker today.
the twenty-fourth day of his hunger
strike. However, he is still able
to stand and showed no other ill
etrect from his fasting. .Both men
had a number of books In their cell,
but they did little reading.
BOSTON One hundred million
dollnrs extra insurance was writ
ten in 24 hours, according to local
agents against damage from ex
plosion, strike, riot and cfvll com
motions, following blasts In New
York, Utica, Chicago and other
cities.
LIBERTY THEATRE
Norma Shearer's New Picture One
of Season's Best
FIRE EQUIPMENT FOR
SKYSCRAPERS ADVISED
Goffs Visit
Mr. and M,rs. V. Goff and daugh
ter of Garden Valley were visitors
In Rosehurg Tuesday afternoon and
were shopping and transacting
business.
Visit Enroute Home '
-Mr.- and Mrs. Wi J. Meredith of
Looking Glass visited in . this, city
Tuesday afternoon on. - their way
home following ft weeks' stay at
Reedsport.
To Riddle to Visit , 1
Mrs. Viola Hnrrelson of thto city
went to Riddle this mornlni to
spend a week visiting with her sis
ter. While there she will also
look after business interests. 1
Led Devaney Here 1
Leo Gj Devaney, former resi
dent of this city arrived Tuesday
from . Portland where he has been
located for the past several months
and has been preparing to take -up
commercial flying. Ho will bo hero
for a short time. ! , j ,
Going to Bandon
City, Superintendent of Schools
W. M. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell
and family are going to Bund on to
day and will spend some time at
the beach, following which they
will return homo and then go to
Idleyld for, a brief outing trip', ,
Home Grown Melons
The season's first lond of home
grown watermelons made their ap
pearance in Hose burg today. They
were brought in to Stone's
Cash St ore by K. A. H ub-
bard. of Dlllard and comprised
load of about 1,000 pounds. In
size they are small, but the quality
Is very good. Local stores are
tailing them at 5 cents a pound.
Leave for Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Vlrden and
two daughters, Eugenia and Louise,
left today for Portland and Seat
tle where they will visit before
going to Chicago. In the latter
place they will visit with Mr. vlr
den's pa renin and also plan to
make trips to other points In Illi
nois. On their way home they w
stop In Denver, Ogdcn and San
Francisco. .
From Reedsport
T. J. heenan; Reedsport
and his family were here
Tuesday on a visit.
man,
over
Our cow spray
Wharton Bros.
kilts the flies.
Visits in Eugene-
Miss Hazel Richardson hns gone
to Eugene to visit her sister, Mrs.
Fred Iteeee. .
From Rice Creek-
Mason Welckle of
was In this city this
tending to business
trading.
Rice Creek
morning nt
affairs mid
Visitor Tuesday
Lawrence uenn or camas vaney
was a visitor In Uoseburg Tuesday
for a few hours and was looking
after business affairs. . ,
Visiting At Kocken Home
Mr. andv Mrs. John Buckley of
Portland arrived hero tills moraine
and will visit at the G. F. Kocken
home at Cleveland for several
days.
From Medford
O. H. Drenneman of the Medford
California-Oregon Power company
division was an arrival hera last
evening in look after business af
fairs for a few days.
From Salem
Free Farmer, former resident of
this city but now located nt Sa
lem, where ho is connected with
the public service commission.
was a business visitor in Roseburg
Tuesday.
Home From Lakes
Mrs, lona Radnhaugh and son.
Vernon Orr, of this city. and her
granddaughter. Miss May Rada-
baugh, of Spokane. Wn., returned
here last evening from a vacation
of a few days spent at Crater and
Diamond Lakes'. Miss Radubaugh
will remain hero for a visit with,
relatives for u time longer ,
Going to California
Miss Constance Hendrickson,
who has been spending the sum
mer vacation hero with her moth
er, following her graduation fromj
O. A. C. this spring, is leaving; the;
first of the coming week Tor Eure,-I
k a,1 near yi'horels'heiiH tilaeft 'in
the public schools tap head jot Who
home economicVtdepartmerk-. -j s,
Chair Catches "Fir In- Hotel--" i i
leather chair in tin? lobby of
(he Hotel Grand' was discovered
to4 be 'afire earl tuffe ihorulng,. by
the 'night clerk Hvho1 smelted the
smoke ami. immediately extinguish-
off UU3 sniajl bla.o. The chnh; had
evidently caught fire from "a smol
dering eigareUo .which had dropJ
ped in between the cushions.
Home From Northern Trip-1-
Mr. and Mrs. Grant' Wilcox arc
home from a motor trip to north
ern points during the past week.
They visiled in Monmouth, Salem,
Albany, Newport and Eugene and
were accompanied home from the
hitter 'place by their two : dnuph
tors and their children, Mrs. C. AI,
Runyan and Mrs. Richard C. Ring,
both foimer residents of Ihte city.
Purchases New Nash Taxi
O. J. Swan son, of Taxi 44, today
purchased a new Nash Sedan
which will be used hereafter In the
taxi service. Mr. Swanson, is as
sociated with Mr. Gilliam at Taxi
44 and they are planning to give
a night and day service with two
sedan cars operating. The Nash
was purchased from the L. R.
Chambers agency.
Visiting At Wriqht Home
Mr. and 'Mrs. W. Newell Wrltrht
and daughters, the Misses Dorothy
and Jean Wright, of Carlin, Neva
da, arrived here touay ami aro
visiting at the home of Mr.
Wright's brother, J. Wendell
Wright, and with his father, W. S.
Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Wright are
well known in the city, having
been residents a number of years
ago. Mrs. Wright was Eva Seber
before her marriage.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 10.
Need for fire fighting equipment in
PORTLAND. onKOOH
.artful .ap.rrl.loa, .rlrt aim
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One of the most delightful, well
balanced, easy-moving comedies
the screen has offered for a long
time is "The Waning Sex," the
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture star
ring Norma Shearer, which opens
at the Liberty Theatre today with
Conrad Nagel as leading man.
Two girls and a man are the
focal points of the plot. One of the
girls wants him but doesn't love
him, the other, the heroine, loves
him but doesn't want htm because
she's not quite sure of her own
mind.
The menace In thin case la the
girl w ho wants him but doesn't love
him. She plots against him. tie
is invited to her home for dinner
and while there an unfortunate
mishap deprives him of his trous
ers, a compromising situation and
just what the girl Intended It to
be.
AH of the fair plotter's wiles
are punctured, however, by the
cleverness of her rival, and her;
frustration Is just as complete and
aa aallofi-intr aa If aha WPrP thp
conventional male villain of the
story.
Home From Lake Trip
Noel Cnvender has returned to
Rosnburg from Medford, whnr.j he
was the guest of Mr. and Mn. El
bert Lenox for a few days. With
Mr. and Mrs. Lenox and their
house guest, Miss Maxlne Kol
kemn. of Alameda, Calif., a former
Rosehurg girl, Mr. Cu vender weni
to Crater Lake over the week-end.
Mist" Knlkema will be remembered
by many In this city, having at
tended srhool her. Her mother
was formerly Mrs. Melva Cannon of
till', rltv.
Home From Coast
Dr. and Mrs. ft. C. FInlay and
family of this city and their house
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cas-
oadden of Tacoma, Washington, are
home after a trip to Port Orford,
Arizona Inn and coast points. Sun
day they stopped to visit the Boy
Scout camp nt Elk river. Mr. and
Mrs. Cascadden are here for a few
weeks' visit. The latter is an aunt
of Mrs. Finlay.
D. E. Oleman Home
Mr. and Mrs. D. 13. Oleman have
returned to RoBeburg after an
absence of sevoral weeks. Mr. and
Mrs. Oleman are both Instructors
in the city schools, Mr. Oleman be
ing principal of the junior high
school. They attended the sum
mer session of the University of
Oregon and then went to eastern
Oregon for a visit with friends and
relatives.
faHMMSBSaSSSMSMtj
Former Residents Here
Mr. and Mrs. A. Caro Miller of
Ran Jose. California, arrived the
first of the week by auto to visit
at the home of Mrs. Miller's moth
er. Mrs. Lucinda Hatfield. Mrs.
Miller was Miss Lillian MooTe be
fore her marriage and Is' well
known In the city, having attend
ed the public schools here. Mr.
Miller Is manager of the band in
strument department 'of Sherman
Clay and company In San Jose.
They will be here for. two weeks.
S A L A D S 0 R C E R
Such a pretty witch! He is quite willing
to be enchanted. He pretends it is; ":.
; magic potion her white hands prepare
, for him, but it is really an extremely-1
good French Dressing, i . : i
' i It is very easy to look bewitching ,
as you play hostess and mix and blend, ,
' and combine for your guests' delight. ,
, That is probably one , reason sci (
' many hostesses always dress their salad
at the table. French Dressing, of course,
);aVd easily;mlxed. 1 ' j , 1 ) ' 1 -
Somej like it - mild . . it three parts
- of Wesson Oil: to one of vinegar ot j
lemon' juiqe, Spmd like it tart; ; two,
parts of (vinegar or lemon juice, lit k
depends largely on the strength of the
vinegar or lemon juice. Salt' and pep
. psr and for color, a, dash of paprika..
Freshly blended, thus, just before
It is served, this simple dressing is1 !
perfect on any salad.1 But it1 is a little ' '
. more.thaa perfect, if, you yary it,with
different condiments. ,Men usually like! ,
a little grated cheese mixed into it dr i
Chili sauce on green salads, or some-"'
times currant jelly, on fruit salad per-...
haps or for fish or meat salads add a
sweet pepper relish. . ' 'i'1 '
You must be very critical of your '
; salpd oil.; Wesson Oil is such a choice
I bil' that, it is a highly nutritious fqod. ;
j And it is so delicate in flavor that it
i makes a perfect French Dressing.
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From Green
Mrs. Fred Ageo was In Rosehurg
this morning visiting and attend
in gto business matters.
Buy fencing now ' while the
ground is firm to haul It over. Wo
have a large carload of American
in stock. Wharton Hros.
Mrs. Oden Here .
Mrs. Allen' Oden, of Portland,
is visiting here as the house guest
ol her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. A.
Ilogard.
From Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kocken of
Cleveland were in Rosehurg this
morning vlHlting and attending to
business matters.
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Wm. H. Bailey and
Winona Trussell, both of South
Deer Creek.
Enters Hospital
Mrs. John Ilachor, of Days Creek,
was admitted to Mercy Hospital
today for troalment. Kho Is suf
fering from typhoid..
On Business Trip1 ::
John 13. Flurry went to Portland
this afternoon and will look ,; after
business interests there for a few
days. ,
Returns Home
A. W, Pardon ot the Soldiers
Home returned to this city this af
ternoon from Table Creek whore
he spent several days.
Guests Mrs. McCfung
Mr. and Mrs. Doran Loughtln of
Portland are here visiting at the
home of Mrs. Sallte McCluug on
South Stephens street.
To Portland
Mr. und Mrs. Bruce Stephenson
left this afternoon for Portland
where they will visit with friends
during the next few days.
Miss Penland Here
Miss Wllma Penland ot Marsh
field Is spending a weok in the
city as the house guest of Miss
Helen Falbe, a sorority sister.
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Leaving For Northern Points
Mrs. V. M. PItchford and daugh
ter. Miss Agnes PItchford, county
juvenile officer, are leaving for
J j will remain for a few weeks to
I visit with Mrs. C. L. Welch, an
other daughter. Miss PItchford will
be joined In (he metropolis Mon
day by Miss Vents Houser, steno
grapher In the offices of the coun
ty judge, and the two will motor
to Washington points. Miss PItch
ford will attend for two days the
national convention of Juvenile
and Probation officers, whlrh Is to
meet August 12 lo 18 at Tacoma.
This Is the first meeting on the
Pacific coast that the organis
ation has held since Miss PItchford
has been juvenile officer of this
county. Following their stay In Ta-
roma. Miss PItchford and Miss
Houner will go to Seattle and other
Washington points. They will be
away about two weeks.
The McCormlck-Deering tractor
Is becoming more popular every
season. They are a high grade ma
chine and will save you money n
the long run. See this tractor nt
Wharton Bros.
Damages Asked
Damages In the sum of $2,000
are asked In a suit brought by
Johanna 0. Mack against Cather
ine K, Johnson. It, is alleged that
the defendant failed to furnish a
clear title to property purchased
by the plaintiff. J. T. Long ap
pears as attorney for Mrs. Mack.
Conference Is Planned
Around 50 visiting ministers
from all parts of Oregon. Washing
ton. California, and possibly Ida
ho, are to b here for the minis
terial conference which opens
Thursday at the fair ground In
connection with the camp meeting
of the Lighthouse temple. The
conference will run through Fri
day, Saturday, and Sunday, and
possibly the first few days of next
week. Sunday will be ordination
day for ministers. The conference
opens at 10:30 o'clock Thursday
morning. F. E. Crook of Roseburg
will be moderator. The meeting
Is held here because the Light
house temple Is the headquarters
for the Bible Standard organiza
tion in this district Kugene Guard
Here For Week
C. T. Springs, evangelist of
Grants Pass, is hero for a week or
ten days conducting the evangelis
tic tent meetings In Be.ilows grove.
Returns to Home
Miss Tina Hume, who has been
dm h rm an viiuul nt hot hrnthnr mwl
wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hume, left
for her home in Portland this after
Curtis Jackson stopped over
here to visit thin morning on his
way homo to Han Francisco after
a stay In Myrtle Point, where he
visited.
Left For Notl
Ralph Fullerton, Southern pacif
ic employe, has been transferred
to Notl, Oregon, and lelt this af-
lenioou for that place-.
Mr. Rex Visitor
L. A. Rex, of the Giant Powder
company ol' Kugene, was in this
city today on business with Demi
Gurretsou company, the iocul deal
ers.
To Oakridge
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Digit return
ed to Oakridge this afternoon after
a Ylslt with friends In this city
during the past few days. Mr. High
Is employed by the Southern Pa
cific company.
From Medford
W. F. Quisonberryof the Med
ford division of line . California
Oregon Power company was an
arrival hero Tuesday evening to
look after business affairs.
Visiting at Rapln Horn
The Misses Anna and Mary Tor-
ncs ot Tacoma, Wash., arrived
Tuesday and are spending n week
or tun days visiting at the home
of their brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rapln,
Myers pumps have been used In
this locality for over 50 years.
They are reliable. Wo carry a corn
icle stock. Wharton Bros.
Divorce Granted
A divorce was granted In the
circuit court today to Vlrgle F.
Bushnell. Cruel and Inhuman
treatment was charged. They were
married In Roseburg October 11,
1!U7. Attorney M. K. Rice repres
ented the plaintiff. ,
Divorce Suit Filed
Suit for divorce was filed In the
circuit court today by Olive B. De
Vaney against Leo O. Dn Vaney.
Cruel and inhuman treatment Is
charged. They were marrted at
Grants Pass October 0, 1!21. The
plaintiff Is represented by At
torney M. F. Rico.
Mrs. Jack Schlenker returned to
Portland this nfternoou after vis
iting with friends here for a few
days. She was the guest of Mrs.
S. Mcf'lung while In the city. Mrs.
Schlenker only recently moved to
the metropolis, there joining Mr.
Schlenker, who Is employed by
the Southern Pacific company.
EUGENE ORDINANCE HITS
AT BARKING CANINES
13UGI3NB, Ore.. Aug. 10. When
Is u dog tho greatest friend of man
and when is It a nuisance?
Phis will be the problem fuced
by Chief of Police James Strait In
the future as a result of an ordi
nance passed at a meeting of the
city council last night. From the
scores of complaints received from
citizens ho will have to separate
the good from the evil. '
The new ordlnnnce provides lhat
the owner ot a dog which keups
the neighbors awake at night by
continual barking will be liable for
arrest for keeping a nuisance.'
Fines tor such an offense will
range between $5 and $50.
A dog under the new law will
be allowed to let out a few yips,
but loudor sounds are taboo.
BANK MESSENGER THUG'S
VICTIM; $10,000 BOOTY
(AMoclatod Preu LphmmI Wire)
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Aug. V.
An unmasked robber slugged
William Manton, veteran messen
ger for tho Marine Bank of Ocean
Park near here today und robbed
him of $10,000 in cash which he
was trans f erring to a Los Angeles
Mrs. Arthur Bantn and her
daughter, Margaret, have returned
here from San Frnnclsco, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks. Accompanying them from
tho bay city worn Mrs. Damn's sis
ter, Mrs. A. A. Jacobs and Miss
Mary Ruth Jacobs, who will visit
with Mrs. Baum ami father, II.
Wollenhorg.
GOWNS
Dry Clenned in our estab
lishment makes even hus
bands sit up and take no
tice I
Perhaps because they
think new modiste's bills
are on the way.
Miss Haze) Kuykendall, a former
resident of this city, but now mak
ing her home In Los Angeles, and
Miss Rose Scheehan, also of Los
Angeles, arrived this morning and
am spending a few days visiting
with friends. Miss Kuykendall
will be remembered by ninny here,
being a member of an old and well
known family. She is the niece of
Dr. Kuykendall of Kugene, also a
former resident. The two are on
a tour through the stale with a
party of Irtends,
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Phone 277
Our Auto Will Call.