ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1927.
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DIRECTORS ,
W. F. Harris, Pros. A. O. Sutherland, H. O. Pargeter,
Henry Harth Vlce-Pres. 8ec'y-Troasurer.
Joseph Mlcelll
Douglas Abstract Co.
' Incorporated
CAPITAL $25,000.00
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McLendon Realty Company
Corner Oak and Main. .
REAL ESTATE
LOANS, INSURANCE
4 FLASHES OF LIFE J
v (By the Associated ProssJ -
SAUO, Alalno. Thirteen inys-
' lorlous boxes of high explosive
liavo boon found In a field in this
town, which has ona loss "C" lo Ub
"iianio ' nil a limn uwuttlug cjcu
tipn In AiOHtoiu
CALESrUIUI, 111. It siiems us
' it Ucorgo Lewis will linvo tu bo n
"model husband. Miss Gone Chit,
' 25, a liisllco of thu pence, lined
Jlim S5 for intoxication, thou mar
rlud him tho next duy.
COLLINdSWOOIl, N. J. Tho
ago ot Mrs. ConsUmca IS; In U
. responsible for tho fact Unit nlio
ia not missing in tho Pacific with
lior husband, pilot of tho Dallus
' Spirit. Hho plunuod to fly lu thu
race to Honolulu with him, but con
testants wero limited to thoso of
SI or moid. Sho Is 111.
MOW YORK. Prohibit Inn Is re
garded ns 11 modern miracle by (ho
Hov. John Callahan, Methodist
chaplain of thu Tom tin. In a ser
mon, ho referral to Christ stopping
a funeral and restoring thu lite of
tho boh of the widow of Nuln and
continued: "Prohibition has Btop
ped many n futieral procoBsion,
When tlm 18th amendment wus
adopted there was performed even
n greater miracle than that of
Christ."
Camp at Idleyld Park,
AMATEUR GOLFERS
ASSEMBLE TO VIE
::: FOR U. S. CROWN
; .MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 23.
, tlulfdoin contured IIh iittnntlou to
i day on. lioiuly 2mi nmatouiB gnlli
i erml at the Mlnlkaluia Club, on the
- first qualifying round of tho mi-
tlonal amateur championHhip, mid
, especially on the destinies of
iduuiBO Von Kim of l.os Angolos,
tlt)o holder, mid Hobby Jones of
'"Atlanta, who lout the crown to the
westerner hist year.
There wero 17-1 sterling players
listed lo Htnrt. the uieilal round to.
lny and umong Ihem were hiicIi
liiimes us Jimmy Johnston, lcuilnr
for two rounds In the imllnnul
open, phiyiug on. his homo course;
Francis Oulniet. of Hnstnn; Hob
Cedar Shingles
Slate Surfaced Shingles
Roll Roofing
Paint and Enamels
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
Phone 128
5
Ciiirdnor and Chick Evans of Chi
cago; William I' Fownes and Dnve
Herroii of Pittsburgh and Max Mur
slon of Philudclpnlii, all former
champions, sonio of thorn twice.
T!kto wore uIbu a scoro of state
r.nd regional tltloholders, 11 o n
Stoln of Seattle, western king, and
Carl Kaufman ot Pittsburgh, pub
lic lings tliampiou. -
The. Mlnlkuhdii courso Is G.liM
yards Jong, Willi a par of 72, ami
traps lu treacherous fashion.
DEER HUNTER MAY
FACE NEW CHARGE
(Ahrfuvlutrd I'rcw lAnun Wire)
PORTLAND,. Ore., Aug. 22.
The state gamo commlHsion lias
under consideration a report of
the fatal shooting of Hurt Hubhs
by Mortlo 1). l.ako, In Lan.e county
July 111. Luke,- In u slaleinent, ad
mitted ho and llubhs wero bunt
ing for deer out of season nniTTunt
'he bad no hunting license, lie
said (hat when tho fatal shot, was
fired be thought that ho was shoot
ing u deer.
-o-
DOQ FAILS TO FIND BODY '
OF LESLIE BROWNLEE
(AMKeiuLcU 1'rcu 1.1'uncil Wiru)
POUTLAND, Ore, Aug. 22.
Search of tho Bouth slope of Mount
Hood by tho Seattle (leg detectlvu,
Arnold Von Wlnkelrold, for trace
of the body of Leslie Hrov"nlee
fulled yesterday. A thorough
combing of the mountain next Sun
day Is planned by men to Jio di
rected by Ituy Conway, L. A. Nel
son and Nelson English. Tho
Heaieli will shirt from Tlinborllnu
Cabin, nt daybreak.
NUDE BATHER GETS
ONE YEAR IN JAIL
' 1 (AMwcliitH) I'ruap Lrntwil Wire.)
lULI.snoitO, Oro, Auk.
22. lii'cmtso hu lnsiHtml up
on HWlmmhiK 111 Uuiry Crnrk
about 1U milca from Ilillsboio
4 without u biiththK Milt, 10 in-
nn'tt Noli'H, i(0, was tmhiy
HorvhiK ono yeur in tho county
jail.
('nnii)lafn(H had rt'nrhed tho
horiftH offlco n'ct'ii.tly of tho
4 umlraiHMl Hwinitnor and ofli
cor nnoMlod Nolua.
231 N. Main St.
TO BE OPPOSED
IT; II.
Organization Will Launch
Campaign at National
Meet This Week,
BONE DRYNESS IS AIM
3000 Women From Various
Countries Will Attend;
Diamond Medal Will
Be Awarded. '
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 22.
I'rohlbltion win not bo modified
If the "dry" women of tho country
succeed lu the educational cam
paign they purpoHo launching.
Tuo Women's Christiuu Temper
ance Union will hold its 5:ird an
mini convention hero the week of
August 2!. At thin time several
plans will bo presented to the dele
gates lor an educational campaign
winch shun absorb thu lull
strength of tho organization.
It Is believed by the W. Cr-T. U.
that agliatlon for modification lias
reached the point where 1b must be
met Willi a completo change of
publio sentiment. This, it says,
can bo effected only by the con
certed efforts ot those who favor
total iibBtineuce.
Against Wine and Beer
Its eiforts will bo directed par
ticularly agaliiHt campaigners tor
tho return of wlno und beer. Tho
results of a two years' study of
the effects of alcohol on tho hu
man system, Including 2.7G por
cent beer, will he roporfod by MIbs
Cora F. Stoddard, of Huston. Miss
Stoddard 1b director of tho depart
ment ot scientific Investigation and
Instruction of tho W. O, T. U.
Tlireo thousand women -from tho
United States and from a number
of tho 52 foreign countries where
tho "White Rlbhoners" aro repre
sented, are expected at attend.
' India, Bomo of the South Ameri
can countries, Canada, and several
European countries will furnish
delegates.
Miss Anna A. Cordon, president
of the World W. C. T. U., whose
headquarters aro at Kvanston, III.,
will present the plant) which she
baa outlined for gronlori participa
tion in the fight for prohibition in
foreign countries.
Tho phico of honor at the con
vention will be devoted to Miss
Melissa A. Davis, of Delaware,
Ohio, who is 88 years old. In tho
past four yonra she brought in ifta
now niombers. '
To Award Diamond Medal
For tho first time lu 20 years,
Ihc organization will bestow a
iituniomt medal for the greatest
contribution Inwards the P'lurnlton
T I
Do You Want a Rea
Built your way where you want it.
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COEN LUMBER COMPANY
EVERYTHING IN BUILDING
of younx imoiilii lo tho value of
'tolnl nbHtlni'ncc. All hut nil of
Uiu ri7.miu Kills who orliiliuilly on
li'ii'il thi content Iihvo hi'i'ii clliiil
luilcil. Tho winner will bo snlcct
oil rrnm umniiK the tollowlnit.'
Hertlm Drinker, l.no Anneles; MIbh
Kviilyn llemiiiee Cooper, Smit'ori!,
KIipiIiIh; MIks .Mary llalsley, Mar
Inn. Intl.; MIh Vera Powers, Mill
neiuioim: .Mlsa (llailys Whlilek.
Kant Syrneuso, N. Y., anil MIks
IjiuMne I'roffllt, C li n t tanooca,
Tnn.
II vw In ISSil at. a nallonnl W.
(1. T. V. ronvenllon In Mlnne
iipoIIs thai some of the first steps
towards rampalKtilng for prohibi
tion wero taken by thu otganlia
t loll.
P. C. GARRISON
DROWNS IN LAKE
r.aiclatpM IT?w l-ar,! Wfr)
roUTLANH. Oll'J. Aug. 23. I
Paul C. Garrison, 4S, lumberman I
ami real estate dealer, drowned !
yesterday In Ralney I.ako alaiut :
three nuartera of a mile oast of;
Lnlou Avenue near Columbia bottle, p
WW&rt&&i
J CAte&i34 I aivtt$ Ban' I rHI
"r 7 pal- i I J
jsS"fla? ' - J
DESIGN HAS ALL COMFORTS
FEATURES OF
An -elaborate modern bungalow
which will suit tho renulrenicnts of
tho most fastidious and is not too
expensive Is shown in the accom
panying design.
This houso Is attractlvo holh
outside and Inside und bus all the
comforts of thu modern homo and
some features of tho ultra modern.
Tho arrangement is modest und
has tho appearance of solid com;
fort and tho charm of perfect do
slgn. The extorlor Is of stucco, with a
fow rows ot brick just nhovo tho
ground and p frieze of lllo or cor
responding color Just nhovo thu
roof. This adds an attractive col
or sohemo to the appearance. The
roof Is of shingles. Tile, however,
uuuio also no used.
The Interior contains sly rooms
MATERIAL
FLOED AND MILL STREETS VHONE 121
vanl. J Ms body was recovered by
tho harbor patrol following tmtlcos
from S. SchmelfenlK that ho had
found Harrison's clothing on tho
brltlKe.
Tnlll three years ago. Harrison
was western representative ot tho
Ai It. Honors Timber companv ot
Minneapolis, Minn., at lleml niul
I'llnevllle. Since that time ho has
bei'ii a denier In real estato ltd
limber In Tort laud.
"So, my kooiI man. you aro In
straitened cireuinstanecs?''
"tilialtened! Sir, it 1 was twins,
I'd bo parallel." Answers.
iipiiii io, i rt , . ti-i...
don't you work If you are turnery?
Weary Willie: I tiled that,
ma'am, nn" It only made uiu bun-nrler.-f-Ausweis.
n
"Tho bet thtng you can do,
John, Is to go ami npolngiao to
Mary."
"Ye, but I was In the right."
"Well, in that casts you'd belter
lako some flowers along.' Pnss
ing Show.
OF MODERN HOME AND SOME
ULTRA-MODERN
besides a solarium and bath. There
aro two bedrooms and a den
which could bo used us a bedroom.
Tho den is fitted with bookcases
and a window seat, making it an
attractlvo and useful adjunct to
tho home. -
Tho kitchen is complete in every
detail' and lnis "a bruakfast nook.
An especially attractlvo feature
of this houfco and one which ap
peals lo the feminine members of
the family Is tho dressing room
opening off the owner's chamber.
This i'ii has a commodious
wardrobe, cud a bullt-lu dressing
table.
Completo working drawings for
this house may bo obtained . by
iisl'.iug tho News-Review for cost
of plans.
CUR BECOMES STAR
1IEVEKI.V IIII.LS, 111. -Jlieo
(lines !J-ycar-olil Charley Heck tried
to kIvo away his iIok. Tipper was
just an ornery lltllo Irish terrier
that stolo neighbor's papers and
(lug li neighbors' gardens, so no
body would taka him from Charley,
tine day, Just for fun, tho bey sent
Tipper's picture, to a screen maga
zine thai was running a contest.
The mill won first prlne und a
chance to act in tho movies.
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
OUR SPECIALTY
Let us Modernize Youi
Kitchen
WM. SCOTT
1 18 W. Oak
! Home
2 TO T TO BEAT
Insistent Minority Claims,
However, Ex-Champion
.Will Regain His
Lost Title-.
(Associated Preaa LeateU Wire)
. NEW YORK, Aug. 22. The done
takes a stmngo lwint iu anorta.
Jack DempBoy waa a 3 to 1 fav
orite to trim Gene Tunuey last
September but with their return
fight exactly a month oil', Tuuuey
is a 2 lo 1 shot to repeat his vie
tory.
Apparently the experts who
could sue nothing but the devast
ating puncher of old ia the J Join p
sey preparing for last year's battle
now are almost as strongly con
vinced that the erstwhile Munassa
Mauler is still mostly "hollow
shell" iu spite of his knockout of
Jack Sharkey. They bolieve Demp
sey should have been disqualified
for fouling Sharkey, instead of be
ing awarded a knockout victory.
They further contend that Demp
sey, but for his So-called break,
would not have gone much further
against the boston gob, anyway;
in other words, he is through.
, It may be In the minority, but
(hero is just as insistent a school
of fistic thought convinced that
Deinpsoy, regaining confidence anil
punching power if not his old
speed, will turn the tables on Tun
ney at Chicago. Denipsey, these
observers argue, still can take It
and come back to apply the deci
sive wullop. He took plenty, they
point out, from Tuning and Shar
key, tho difference being tiiat he
showed against -Sharkoy an ability
to connect that was sadly missing
against Gene.
Tunuey may figure to ho too
smart, too fast and too good a
boxer for ' Dempsoy, imprqved
though tho latter may be. But the
same factors were held to be ia
Sharkey's favor. They did not
vork out because Dempsoy crowd
ed the Boston sailor from start to.
finish.
Tho answer, if any, seems to be
that Denipsey must carry tho fight
to Tunney from tho opening gong
if he s to win; conversely, that
Tunney's malu reliance is .to hold
off the . plunging ex-champion,
spear him at long range or tie him
up at close quarters.
STANDINGS!
OF LEAGUES!
(By Tho Associated Press.)
Coast League
W. Li. P.
Oakland 92 G8 .G13
Seattle .a 85 S3 f.B71
San l'rancisco 83 67 .663
Sacramento 75 75 .51)0
Portland 73 75 .4:13
Hollywood 09 82 .457
Missions C7 84 .444
Los Angeles 64 96 .360
National
W. L. P.
Chicago 70 44 .617
Pittsburgh , 07 47 .687
St. Louis 65 48 .675
New York ...... 67 52 .563
Cincinnati 52 63 .453
Iloston 47 65 .420
Drooklrn 49 C9 .419
Philadelphia 42 72 .368
American
W. U P.
New York . 82 36 .695
Detroit 66 48 .575
Washington 66 50 .569
Philadelphia 66 52 .559
Chicago 64 64 .458
Cleveland , 50 68 .421
St. Louis 48 69 .410
Hoston 3(i 81 .300
E. N. Evvart, Pres.
M. E. Rlttor, Appraiser
Carl E, Wimberly, Attorney
Umpqua Savings and Loan
Association
ORGANIZED 1917
Under Stale Supervision
Earnins. for yean 1925 and 1926 9. Earning. 1927 &. Earning! past 9 year. 8
or better. Not a .ingle foreclosure or pieer of property taken for non-payment of princi.
pal or interest since organization. .
Investigate our monthly tavings plan. An account may be started with a deposit of one
dollar.
MAKE THAT ; ; ;
HOME DREAM
COME TRUE
Perhaps you have hesitated about trying to own that
home you and your wife want because of properly financ
ing the enterprise, and so you keep on paying rent All
' you have to show for, such a policy is rent receipts.
By adopting our plan you
home of your dreams. We are ready to explain tne mat
ter to you at any time why wait longer?
Douglas Building & Loan
Association
Roseburg, Oregon
147 Jackson St,
SPSr.TiTg8IgBII.III.IIOT.T.T.T
LEADING PLAYERS
OF BIG LEAGUES I
(Including games of August 21.)
(By the Associated Press.)
National.
Hatting P. Waner, Pirates, .384.
linns L. Waner, Pirates, 105.
Hits P. Waner, Plratesi 183.
Doubles P. Waner, Pirates, 35.
Triples P. Waner, IMrntes, 17.
Homer Williams, Phillies, 23.
Stolon bases Frlscll. Cardinals.
34.
Pitching Meadows, Pirates, won
16; lost 5.
American. "
Batting Simmons, Athletics,
.393.
Runs Gehrig, Yankees, 121.
Hits Gehrig, Yankees, 172.
Doubles Burns, Indians, 45.
Triples Manusli, Tigers, 15;
Combs, Yankees, 15.
Homers Gehrig nnd Ruth, Yan
kees, 39.
Stolen bases Sislcr, Browns, 25.
Pitching Hoyt, Yankees, 17;
lost 5. .
COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS
San Francisco disclosed a dis
astrous northern tour by a double
header Sunday with Portland, win
ning the first game 6-3, behind
Mitchell's steady pitching, but los
ing the closing contest 6-2. Carroll
Yerkes v;ns master of tho situa
tion throughout tho sccoud fray.
Tho Missions dropped a red-hot
pitching duel to the Oaks in the
first game 2-1, but came back in
the ufternoon 1o take the gamo
and series, hammering Dlckerniau
and Sparks for a 91 victory.
Hollywood belted the Sacramen
to hurlors savagely to take both
ends of a twin bill from the Solons,
6 0, nnd 10-3.
Seatllo picked up a game on the
league-h'nding Oaklanilers by trlm-
DIRECTORS
B. W. Bates, Vlce-Pres.
Guy Cordon, Appraiser
Henry Harth
V. J. Mlcelll, Treasurer
will be enabled to'.' get the
Phone 245
imlng the suukon Seraphs twld
2-0, anil 5-1. Martin stopped tbJ
Angels cold in' tho initial encouij
I ter while tho tnuinns oaino iron
uahind to win tne last game w
uuui iray; , ,.
MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
(By the .Associated Press)
New tension hns been injectq
into an interesting baseball race
thu National league. The Chlcag
Cubs were in first placo today b
a margin of only three games ovd
the Piitsburgh Pirates. St. Louij
in third place, was only lour uu
one-half games away from the leat
ers, and the New York Glauti
standing fourth; spotted the Bruili
a rive and one-halt game margii
Despite the fact that the schedul
favors the inspired Cjibs, there at
many possibilities ahead lu til
final stretch.
The Giants and ' Pirates bot
gained on the Cubs yesterday. Ne
York took both ends of a doubl
header from Cincinnati, 9-8 and 6-
Plttsburgh pulled a game out (
tho fire from the Booklyn ioi
gers, 2-1. Wright's timely clout I
the ninth sent Cuyler across U:
plate with the winning run.
Cleveland made it two slralgl
from the Yankees, Willis Hyidll
rescuing Buckeye In the fourth i:
ning and coming through for a
victory, f It' wns the third stralgl
defeat for the Yankees, r j
The Detroit Tigers strengthetM
their hold on second place In U
American league standing by bea
ing Washington 11-4.
Philadelphia batted three Whl
Sox pitchers hard to gain au 8
decision. ;
St. Louis and the Boston R(
Sox met T.i the mound city in (
argument over last place. Tl
Brownies got into tho .400 class I
winning both ends of a douli
header, 50, and 4-3 and chilli
tho Boston, hopes of evor cettii
out of the cellar. - I
H. O. Pargeter, Secretary
W. F. Harris, Appraiser
Q. V. Wimberly
t