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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. MARCH 16. 1928. THREE Cakes served at banquets given in honor of queens, presidents and world-notables; that capture first prizes at county and state fairs are leavened with Calumet You can make and serve the same kind of cakes right in your own home by using the same superior lravener. One trial will prove LINDY DROPS IN , N. Y. FOR VISIT f AflsoointPfl 'ppm Leased Wlrn) NEW YORK, Mar. 18. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh was lu New York today on another of his sur prise visits. . . , Leaving Washington with no in BfV" I 00 BAKING EASIER BUB L Jackie Coogan's Mother in Love Suit to l "S V;;-',. Suing Mrs. Lillian Coogan, mother of Jackie, for $750,000 for aliena tion of the affections of Arthur Bernstein, business minae'sr of the Coogan Pictures Co. and at the same time naming Mrs. Coogan as co respondent In a divorce action, Mro. Corabel Bernstein has furnished Hollywood with ito newest sensation. Below, Mrs. Coogan and her husband, with their second son, Robert. Above, Mrs. Bernste i n. Hays Defends Sinclair Gifts Likening the 2 60,000 gift of Harry Sinclair to the republican na tlonat committee to "a Red Cross drive," Will Hays, former post master gerieral and O. O. P. chairman, is shown at he testified before the Senate Public Lands Committee the other day. Hays, now "czar" of the movies, told the committee the gifts were made in the falf of 1923, about eighteen months after former Secretary of the Interior Al bert B. Fall leased the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to Sinclair. ' PIANO RECITAL by RUTH HOOVER ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Pupils of GLADYS H. STRONG Tuesday, March 20, 8 o'clock, M. E. Church, South DOUBLE ACTING t't. dication a sto Ills. destination, he dropped In at Logan Field, Balti more, for a few minutes. He had left his plane at Curtlss Field, Long Island, and was on his way to New York In a waiting au tomomblle before his arrival was konwn except to a few employes at-the airport. II UAtftt LOCAL Visitor in Town , , Miss LolUa Davis wag here from Green Valley Thursday afternoon visiting with frleuds and shopping. Spent Afternoon Mrs. Dave Busenbark was here from Melrose yesterday afternoon shopping and visiting with frleuds. Bushnells Visited Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Butdinell of Brockway weri in this city yester day visiting with friends and trad l"g. From Looking Glass ' ' : Mrs. Peter Jones of Looking Gluss spent the afternoon here yesterday visiting with friends and shopping. ' v . f ' ' J, From Looking Glass Mrs. Carl Nlckens of Looking Glass spent the morning in this city visiting with friends and shop ping. Visitor Thursday Mrs. E.' Weber was a visitor in this city from Garden Valley an.1 was shopping and transacting busi ness Thursday. :b . : Shorts In Town ; ' Mr. and 'Mrs. S. Short of Wilbur spent the afternoon here Thursday visiting with friends and attendiug to business affairs. . i From Days Creek Mrs. J. W. Montgomery of Days Creek spent Thursday afternoon in this city visiting with friends and attending to business affairs. Mrs. Gllmore Visitor Mrs. Manola Gilmoro of Days Creek spent the afternoon hero Thursday looking after business affairs and visiting friends. Going to Albany Miss Besslo Redbam, secretary nt the county health offices, is go ing to Albany today to spend the remainder of the -week visiting. ; Leaving -for Portland '.' ! Miss Verus" Houser, stonogrnpher at the offices of the county Judge, leaves toduy for Portland for a visit with friends oyer the week end. ' Beon Visitors Here Mr. and MrB. Bud Lewis of .Eu gene have been spending a few days this week - visiting .with friends in Roseburg, ; where they formerly resided. To Eugene for Visit Miss Lucille Koenig, office at tendant at the offices of Dr. B. R. Shoemaker, leaves today for Eu gene to spend the week-end visit ing with friends. Sold Property : Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McGInnls, residents of Coos Bay Junction,; were visitors here Thursday". They recently disposed of their property there to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'Adams. Returning From University Miss Eldross Judd, student nC the University of Oregon, Is ex pected here from Eugene today to visit with her parents, . 'Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judd, on South Jack son street over the week-end. Arrive From Portland . Mr .and Mrs. C. A. Lockwood, who have been at Portland for the past few days, arrived home last evening. They were accompanied by Mrs. Lockwood 's mother, Mrs. w. C. Burch. Mrs. B. w. Bates, rand Peggy Lockwood. Faster Thtt Boyle-Dayton Oil dlipenier In tailed to save your time. You tee the oil you buy, then you get It quick. Watch for thit Lubo the next time you need lotne motor oil. Boyle-Dayton ttatollne and oil mimp ntf fly that extra beauty and added attrnct veneaa to your aervice station which means ao much to you in actual duly sales. Boyle'- Dayton pumps are dependable, fatter acting, accurate and easy to oper ate. More are sold on the Pacific Coast than any other kind. You. of course, will srant them, exclusively; Order direct from any factory branch listed below or aee your oil company. trrt ANrtblES. S100S.nl. F. An. , PHOENIX, 217 S. Central Ap. 1 rORTl.AND.610 WmhinJIontt. S4N WFiGO. 13'0 Third St. SAN FRANCISCO, til Itowrrd Su LtATILE, 1224 T'im Ave. So. .a ! i NEWS Here Today R. V. Jacques of Riddle spent the morning in this city attending to business affairs uud visitiug with friends. Went to Brownsville Mrs: Wesley Bonebrake went to Brownsville lust night to be gone for several days. She was culled there by the Illness of her mother, Mrs. Churles Enger, Morrill R liter Home Morrill Ritter, a student at the University of Oregon, is spendtug the spring vacation visiting Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rit ter. ; , Enroute Glendale Mr. and Mrs. Wm. iPowell,' for mer residents of thlB city and par ents of Earl Powell of Roseburi?, passed through ' here . this after noon on their way from Eugene to Glendale. whore they will visit with a daughter.' Leaving on Lodge Trip , Ray B. Conipton left this morn ing for Medford where he will join a party of 25 members of Hillah Temple of the Mystic Shrine, who are being sent to San Francisco, as guests of islam Temple of that city. Car Recovered The Ford car Btolcn about three' weeks ago from T. W. Delaney of this city has been recovered at Crescent City, Cnlifornlu, according I to word received here today. The car was nhanuoneu just outside the city. Mr. Delaney will leave to morrow to bring the machine back to this city. Met With Research Committee Mrs. Rulh Conkey met with her committee of resenrch for the Ore gon State Toachors' association March 10, at Ashland, in the South ern Oregon Normal School build ing. Other members being pres ent were: Gnlaml R. Ross, prin cipal from Prluevllle: Miss Thomp on, principal from Grants Pass; A. C. Strange, vice-president South ern Oregon Normal school; M1sb Clara Trotter, critic, Southern Ore gon Normal schbol; Mr. Olsen, principal from Klamath Falls; County Superintendent Fred Pet erson, from Klamath Falls. Tho chief topic under discussion was generally that of tho individual dif ferences of children,' and specifi cally what are the "best methods to annlv In adapting classroom re citation to the individual needs of the child. Various materials were! discussed. It was decided that, each member of the committee should be supplied with a copy of tho Twenty-Fourth Year Book of the National Educational associa tion. The committee adjourned to meet In August. MRS;C;BUSE!AI DIES SUDDENLY AT Resident of County for 19 , Years, D. A. R, Member and Active Worker xin Grange. Mrs. Carrlo Busenbark, wife ot John Busenbark, Sr., of Melrose, and a well - known resident ot Douglas county, pafised away early his' morning nt the family home. Death came very suddt.nly, Mrs. Buaenbark awakening . and ' com plaining of feeling choked, otter which she died very quickly. Her death comeH as a HliocU to her many friends In Hoseburg and the county. She was born In Henry county, Illinois, in lSfiG and spent her girlhood there, in 1876 she wns married to Mr. Busenbark and shortly afterward the couple moved to Kansas, where they re elded for a lime. They came to Or?on In November of 1909 and settled nt Melrose, where they purchased a large amount of property and Mr. Bu Ben bark bo came engaged In ranching. Mrs. Busenbark was a woman of sterling character tnd one whoso sweet personality and kindness won her mnny friends." She was a member of Umpqun Chapter of the D. A. H., and the Melrose grange, In which work she was closely lu touch and an activo worker. Besides her husband she is sur vived by five children who are Royce A., David N., Tense B., John Jr., and Kntheryne Busen bark, all making their home In Melrose. One child died in in7ancy. Mrs. Busenhark's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyce Allen, of, Salem, came1 here two days ago on their way to California, and were here at the time of her death. TwU sisters, Mrs. J. It. Topping of tin lem and Mrs. C. B. Cornwell of Bottineau. North Dakota, and tea grandchildren also survive. The body has been removed to the parlors of the Koseburcr Un dertaking company and funeinl services will be held Sefiday af ternoon at o'clock In the chapel, M. E. Bitter in charge. The body will be shipped to Portland for cremation. BRITISH FLIER AND LADY AIDE REGARDED LOST (Continued from pn,qn 1,) eating that a government plane might be ordered to senrrh for the missing Hlnchlfffe plane, the state department today asked tho army a'lr corps If any alraft wan located near Granville, Maine, NEW SPRANG STYLES Brims are among latest fads, and hero is one of the moat popular cut over one eye and turned abruptly back. EVERYTHING IN MILLINERY - . at. the - Specialty Shoppe Mrs. S. M. King 235 N. Jackson near where a machine Was report" ed to have been sighted yesterday. GREENVILLE, Maine. Mar. 10. Deputy Sheriff Adelbert E. Rog ers was Informed toduy by Wil liam H. Cole, postmaster at Kokud jo, 20 miles northeast of this town, that at six o'clock yesterduy mornlng Cole saw a plune passing over that vicinity. Cole snld the plane was "of brilliant color" but he could not tell the exact hue. Cole said the plane disappeared in a northwesterly direction and there was no sign of its having landed. The plane was also heard but not seen by John Dyer and his wife nt Roach Pond, in the same vicinity (AMOclntnl Pron Loused Wire) SALEM, Ore., Mar. '10. At the request of Oswnld West, national Democratic committeeman for Ore gon, presidential primary filing blanks were today forwarded from the office of the secretary of state to Senator James A. Reed at Wash- CHEVROLET SALES Chevrolet sales, , for , the month of ; February, more than total of all other makes combined in Douglas Coun ty. ' Following is taken from Oregon Motor Register5 Buick I passenger car Chevrolet .... I 5 passenger cars Chevrolet .... 2 Trucks Dodge 4 passenger .cars sBcx 2 passenger cars Ford 2 passenger carb Franklin I passenger car Pontiac 1 passenger car Oregon Motor Regitser : Total ,.. ....31 Our stock of new and used au tomobiles is complete. HaVisen Chevrolet Company - Squal to Milk at 'A the cost SOLD BY WHARTON BROTHERS IIP EXAMINE BANK ACCOUNT '' (.luorUtnl Pnn Lnatd Wirt) CHICAGO. Mar. 16. Exam- ining the bank account of Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the board of the Standard Oil company of Indiana, the senatorial Teapot Dome sub- committee today fulled to find any unusual deposit lu 1922, 4 11123 or 1924 lu Stewart's name. An agreement between the republican and democratic na- tiouttl treasurers not tu make a report of 11)23 contributors e was testified to by both Irl G. Hipsley, secretary to the late Fred W. Unburn, the re- publican treasurer, and A. V. Leonard, assistant to Hipsley. They asserted that Upliam had told them that Wilbur C. Mursh .then treasurer of, 4 4 the democratic natlonul com- 4 4 mlttee, had 'said the demo- 4 4 cratB htul a lurge iloficit to 4 4 make up und expected to get 4 4 some lurge contributions and 4 4 since no return was required 4 4 by law the two committees 4 4 should not muke any. , 4 4 4 Ington. , This Is interpreted as a certain Indication thut Reed's name will be bofore the Democratic voters of Oregon in the primary election In May. i ':.!'' i Ono filing form was sent Reed by special delivery and another by air mall. 1 ! SENATOR FERRIS REPORTED SICK fAwoctstM Prost L-ftsed Wire) WASHINGTON, Mar. 16. Sena tor Ferris of Michigan has been confined to hi sup tin meats in the Washington hotel with a severe cold but his condition is not re garded serious by his family.1 2k SPECIAL ATTRACTION ' Sunday and Monday March 18 and 19 cenes of California's' Disaster When the St. Francis Dam Went Out SEE twelvevbillion gallons of wa ter sweeping away houses, cabins, ' orchards, livestock and humans, LIBERTY TODAY 8 at. A story of Bandits, Bullets and Bucking Broncs DAREDEVILS REWARD ALSO A wow of a comedy Max Davidson in "Pass the Gravy" Latest News Events ADMISSION Mat. 10.-25 Eve. 10-35 COMING SUNDAY The funniest war comedy ever made "The Gay Retreat" with Ted McNamara and Sammy Cohen This great comedy team will down your gloom for ever. LIBERTY The cow boy acft, ; ccores again ao a , Texas Rnnger, do- V Ing more hazard- 3 rv oua riding than ' lomm V IN W v A 'HIGHER QUALITY S IUFFEE THAN THAT UNDER Golde WANAMAKER ESTATE BEING DISPOSED OF t Auncljtr-d t'rr-u Lcnscd Wlro ' ' PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 16. An estate valued ut $50,000,000 to $75, 000.000 Is diaiiosuU ot in the will ot ! the Into Rodman Waunmukor, imado irabllc today; The will ere- utoa a board of - seven truateea which will h;ld lu trust "the capi tal stock of John : Wanaruaker, Phlludelvhla," under which corpor ate name the Wananmker store bU8li!iss wns conducted. The principal of the $7,500,000 insurance on the life .of Mr. Wann raaker Is to bo held In trust by tho) Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust com pany for the benefit ot Mr. Wana maker's three children, Mrs. Ector Munu, Mrs.- Gurney Munn, and John Wnnamaker, Jr., their child ren and grand children. It will be divided when the youngest grand' child Is 21. An Industrial school for boys, to be known as "Tho John Wana niuker Free School ot Artisans" is to .be established with the income from a trust fund $2,000,000. This fund is to be created out of the oarnlngs of tho Wanamakor'-busl. noss. . NAVAL MUTINY ON BRITISH FLAGSHIP Arcorlntnl I'reiw laicfl Wlnrt LONDON, Mar. 10.--Threo Brit ish navnl officers including a rear admiral, have boon suspended from duty as an outgrowth ot a mysteri ous incident aboard the battleship Royal Oak, flagship ot tho Mediter ranean fleet. Some of the newsnaoers have ! even characterized the incident aB a -naval mutiny but no authora tatlvo Information 1b available. Today an admiralty communique wns issued saylug that tho throe officers concerned In the Malta na vnl Incident hud beon Busponded. They wore Hear Admiral Dernnrd St. O. Collnrd, in command of the bnttloshlp squadron; Cuptnln Kon noth O. B. Uewar, in commnn'd of TODAY ONLY Roseburg's Spring Style and Fashion Show Beautiful Models Beautiful Garments ' under the auspices of the American Legion Auxiliary ! In conjunction with the Fashion Show you are; going to see ; i rui it "SAILOR IZZY MURPHY" with George Jessel A N TIE R S PAtKtD THIS LABEL the Royal Oak, and Commander H. M. Daniel, i The communique lsBued - tills af ternoon' threw no light on the na ture of the incident in the AIodl terrnnean beyond saying that it in volved certain "disciplinary" mat ters and added that Rear Admiral Collard'B flag had not been .trans ferred to another ship ai had keen reported, but woe "struck."' i AH three of the officers sus pended from duty have had dis tinguished records in the British navy, , ,; , PORTLAND LIQUOR RING TO BE PROBED ' Po'llTLAND,' Ore., . Mar. 16. Federal grand Jury investigation of ramifications ot Portland liquor ring, including a cnarge mat a police v automobile was used by a bootlegger conneoted with tho ring, 1 waa promised ' today" by United State District Attorney George Neuner. He gave this assurance today to members of the Portland police vice squad, who called upon him. "The whole testimony In the li quor case will be luld before the next grand jury, In, April," said Neuner. . ."If at that, time there arc any accusations made against an) of you boys you will be; given a chance to appear. 'Your prelimin ary reports, 1 understand, are1 In tho hands ot the federal prohibi tion department, and should1 be enough for the present time." Chief ot Police Jenkins confer red with Mayor George L. Baker today on a city investigation of, tho charge, which was made by A V. Hodman, federal prohibition nnetit nt a heaving before United StRtes Commissioner Kenneth Frnzler'' Mombers of tho liquor rlngnr restod In January, were said, to have operated on a wholesale scale, having a fleet ot 16 cjirs, two garage and two prlvato iosi dencos. Thoy wore said to have put out 4,000 gallons of liquor a month. .. I King .lames I wns the son of . Mary, Queen of Scots. the true story of the' traveling saleslady the inside story, the, laughs' and the ro-' mance of business. HER BIG SUCCES- SOR TO "HIS SECRETARY" with George Sidney , and Ralph Forbes ALSO Good Short Features ADMISSION Evenings 50c No Matinee TOMORROW ONLY
