ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1928.
SEVEN
B
:ASKETS
This is going to be a Genuine Bargain Sale on
haskets there are big ones, medium sized ones
and little baskets. Values run up into the dollars
on some of them, but we have put entire lot in our;
window-and you get your choice for
49c
This is your chance to get a basket that will exactly
fit your needs and the price Is so Tow you can af
ford to buy two or more. i See 'em.
Churchill Hardware Co.
CLASSIFIED
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE
FOR SALE
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FOUR-QUART gout tor sale. Phono
335-K.
WHEN you think of LUMBER,
think of PAGES'.
FOR SALE 2 Jersey milch cows;
cheap. Phone 23F23.
CABBAGE anil tomato plants' for
sale. G. T. ltoyer, Dlllard.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Binder
and ensilage cutter. Boyer Bros.
Phone 14F14.
FOR SALEtu2nd hand 3-burner
electric runge for light socket
operation. J3.G,' Rosoburg'Electrlc.
FOR SALE Few loads' ' red :fir
block left, ?8 per 3- tier. Phone'
era.
FOR SALE Singer sewing ma
chine, almost new with an elec
tric motor. Judd's Furniture
Store.
WEANLING pigs for sale, good
ones. Beebo Bros.,' South Myrtle
Creek. .Phone 17F41. Myrtle
Creek.
WANTED Private money for. real
estatfe'mortgage loans.. Sums of
$1000 and up.: -G.: W. -Young &
' Son. Phone 417.' ' ' i .
FOR SALE 1 Oa'cres; '- also ' No.'l
Russells Bawmlll. Small . pay
' - ment down on each, terms on bal-,
ance.' W. O.'Roetz; Camas Valley,'
' Ore."-- ; :
FOR SALE Store building, house,
service station, $2500. On Roose
. velt highway in Bandon, Ore.. 4U-
acre dairy ranch. 82500. cash.
John M. Long, Bandon, Ora,-
FOR SALE 1 13-Inch Sebastian
lathe, $200. 1 Rapidayton gas
pump with 10 barrel tank, $125.
. 1 5-hattery rectifier, $45. 1 Mc
. : Cuskey adding machine with
, cash drawer, $I0. Geo. V. , San
ders. Drain, Oregon. '
BUS1NKSS properly for rami
Own brick business property in
' Douglas : county town. 'Brick
building leased ' for $70 ' per
month. Value $10,000, Inourti-
berance $3000. Trade for . farm
561, Eugene, Oro
SMALL- "ranch for iiifger Have
16 acres in fruit und highly im
'proved, in Edenbowei- district 3
miles north of Roseburg; known
as the Will Beckley place. Price
$10,000, morlgngo $3000; will as-
' puine riiore on larger place.
Write owner, Box 664, Eugene,
Ore.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
' - Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
WANTED i
Rentals, Sales or Exchanges,
City Property, Residences and
Farms. What have you?
E. O. KINGWELL
Real Estate Broker ,'
- Sutherlin. Oregon '
Mom
fhr.
i Food
Our Way Saves
Often you are, to busy to come
clown, ot perhaps you may be
weary or compnny romes. Dinner
or luncheon problems arise ,
Just Phone 63
Economy Grocery
O. t JOHNSON
Tha Store That Serves .
You Best
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St.
Mm
SECTION
FOUND ON BACK PAGfc j
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Well furnished apt.,
close, In. 331 S.'.Mnlu..
D OR KENT Hl-rouiu , modern,
partly furnished house on Win
chester St., North Koseburg. S.
W. Slarmer, Soldiers' Home.
WANTED "l
M.AN wants' farm work. Address
"W. M.," cniV News-Review.
WANTED ; Baby sulky . or cart.
Phone 459-J. -
WAJNTMJ 200 mou lu utku'cuuilur
at,Roseburg Cafeteria. ; :
WANTED Ladies-not to forget to
take lunch at Koseburg Cafe
tarts. j - ; ; ;. ;
WANtTobovr.ow - $3000 at .8,
have gilt edged, first- mortgage
security in .Douglas county,
' Owner, Box 546; Eugene, Ore.
j MISCELLANEOUS I
,
KEY FITTING Bicycle and gener-:.-
al repairing. The : Village Lock-
smith, 333 N. Mnin St.-
U4K UWMSlt Uum lorgel to
call 653 when u need - of auto
parts. Sarff'i ' Auto Wricking
House. ' - . ' ' ' -
EXCHANGE -Modern residence In
. .Portland for sumo in,' Roseburg
or. closp; hi suburban' properly of
'equal ''value. Address ' "P. . It.'
.', care .News-Kevluw. ' W
CAR to trade for wood or , slieep.
,.1U25 Star touring, 192S -license,
4-uhcel brakes, balloon tiros, Ku
... cine and tires lu -good condition:
-Phone 12F4. or inquire 416 -Pine
, St., Roseburg. ; ;
LEADERS IN THE
I MAJOR LEAGUE ;
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(Including ga'iiies of May 18.)
- National
" Catting Cnllaghnn, Reds, .418.
' Runs, Douthlt, Cardinals, 2S.
Runs batted in Frisch, Cardi
nals, 2S.
Hits Douthlt, Cardinals, 51.
Douliles Traynor, Pirates; Tom
ley, Cardinals, 12.
Triples L. -Waner, -Pirates, 6.
Homers Blssonette, Robins, 6.
Stolen bases Frisch, Cardinals,
!l. ' , .,,
Pitching Clark, Robins, won 4,
lost 1. , '"' . ,
American
' Batting Kress, Browns, ' .306. ,.
Runs Ruth, Yankees, 35.
ltuns batted In Ruth, Yankees,
20. : . :
Hits Rico, Tigers, 46. . , ,
' Doubles -Vieusel, Yankees, 13.
' Triples Rice, Senators; Regan,
'Red Sox, D. ' ' ' ' .
Homers Itlith, Yankees, 12.'
Stolen bases Barrott, While
Sox;"'McXoely. Browns, C.;' , -
Hltcniug i'lpgras, Yankees, won
won 6, lost is. ...
I MeCormlck, Deuring,, Champion,
and Piano hay machinery pans at
I Wharton Itios.
FIRE DESTROYS HOQUIAM ;
, MILL; LOSS IS 5250,000
(AnjocfaU'! 1'rpM Leased Wlro
IIOQI'IAM. Wit. Iai; J 8. The
Xeff Lumbor Comtinny"a mill here
was destroyed by flru today with
a loss estimated at more thun
$2riujoo. v
The flames originated in a cor
ner of the building and, Tanned by
a stroni; biHP7., lfvelrd the Struc
ture dosidte efforts of the lire de-:
part men ia ot Hoquiam and Abt'i
deen. r
Th mill was tlie newest on the
harbor and wa.V opened In, Kt-Mn-ary,
l!tH. It had a capacity o liiO.-
(MfO board feet in each eilit hour
shlfl. : i - -.. ,
EX-GRID MAN'S TACKLE
BRINGS DOWN FUGITIVE
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May 1ft.
Jqlinny McGovf'rn of Mlnneupu
IK who won all-American hormr?
while a mcmlfr of the Uniorsi!"
of Minnesota foot hall erjuud sev
rral years apo, made a flying
tackle yesterday ami oaptnred a
man raid to be wanted in 16 cities
for forgery.
McGovern waa standi!) on a
downtown corner when Charles I,
Norton, who had Iwew arrested lu
a department store, broko twuj
from deit-Ulves. r
DEATH MYSTERY
(Aooeintwl Pre I-v.h1 Wire);
LOS A NO K LKS. May IS. Ati In
vestigation is under way to deter
mine the fate- which befell Am
brose lUerce, noted California
author and Journalist, who disap
peared in Mexico in 1113 when the
laud was In the revolutionary grip
of Francisco Villa, the bandit
leader. - .
Mrs. Helen Isgrlgg of Holly
wood, Calif.,, the daughter of
liierce, oaid today that an investi
gation is bei u conducted by Col
G. J. Vekirdi of the Mexican army
and now in Mexico City. , Recent
loiters from him Indicate, she said,
a measure of euceusB In cleaving
up the mystery, liierce, who was
uuted for his caustic .wit and talesJ
of realism in the emiy ' daya of
California Journalism, was last
heard from by his daughter in No
vember, 1913. . At that time, al
though 72 years of age, he tmimal
ed he was adventuring within the
Mexican forces. ,
The late George Sterling, Cali
fornia poet aiicl protege of IJieree,
was given two versions of the dis
appearance. George. F. Weeks.
field correspondent, told Sterling
that he had learned that Bleree
was treacherously shot by a mem
ber of Villa's staff. Another ver
sion had it that after Villa's cap
ture .-. of Chihuahua, Eierce pro
posed to a poon friend after a peri
od of inaction that they desert to
the Carrauza forces and Villa,
learning their plans,, had them shot
down in the night.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Water will be shut off Sunday
afternoon, AIny'20th, from. 1 p. m.
to 4 p. in., ufioctiiig all consumers
on Douglas street from Jackson
street west to river; on Pine street
from gas plant south to Moaher
street; on Rose street from poug
las street to the City Barn; and on
all of Rast avenue. '
; THE CALIFORNIA ORKGON '
POWER COMPANY.: ' .
HOPKINS GUILTY OF
MURDER, JURY SAYS
(Associate! Press Leased Win-) ' -
" ENTERPRISE. Ore., May 18.
Bert -Hopkins1 was convicted last
night of first degree murder, with
recommendation ;of life imprison
ment, and sentence is to be impos
ed Monday. Hopkins was found
guilty of killing Ferdinand Sunday
last December 28 in an altercation
involving Sunday's sistor.- Hopkins
Is about 45 years of ago and hnB
been involvved - in : several other
shooting scrapes. ' : ' . t . . '
pwj riLiv uvviica i i mngs Are Looking Up i - ' ,, 5 ? - , Bv Martin
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Search Goerf On! ' - : . ' ByBlosser
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; SALESMAN SAM Two's Efficient ; i By Small
) f ri H ' vJHite.voo'R.e. eceoiM' Vhaw, i dou't wpmt zoop1. 'i-rnd I'll) r . . I X ZT7 uiV I '
' -i IM MERS ftM' DOTH' SfSMe- HOReUP- HE t0Fc WW W. Ohi'T VaJAMT
ErXTc V.MIMOVOUR Tp,eLeMsneRS tkes p. mp.p peTeR y ' &QQi' ; AMCl ' ( THRFFl
--r.i?M 00M'T ReACH W(S lomc.h- ,m,,, t- - LJ HKtfc.
J wMw mff !ispuizj,
Modern Pilgrimage of 1,200 From . ; . '. ;
Plymouth, England, to America in
Be Lead by Three Women' Pastors
At-ttrt Pre Uati Wire)
LIVERPOOL. Krig... May 18.
Three . ordained women pastors,
p ion ears among women recruits to
the ministry In England, are
among the leaders of 1.2ut) modern
pilgrims who soon w ill , Visit the
New World. .
; The group, mad up of members j
of ; the ; British Congregational
church, will sail from Liverpool on
June 3 in the White Star liner
"Celtic," to follow the track of the
Mayflower' and visit places uaao-;
ciated with the Pilgrim Fathers.
The women leaders are the Rev.
Mary Collins, pastor of the Nortli
Bow church in East London; lite
Rev. Edith Pickles, who has suc
ceeded her husband as pastor of
the Stanley Congregational church
in Liverpool, and the Rev. Dor
othy Wilson,, who is assistant pas
tor of Carr's Lauo church, Birming
ham, one of. the best known ot
non-coutprmlsL churches in Eng
land. ' ' , ' , .
t Thero is little resemblance be
ixmnii the modern pilgrimage and
the trip of the first PHgrimB to
America; .Gin and brandy were a
part of the Mayflower's cargo, and
beer was the daily "washer down"
of the "bacon, hard tack, salt beet,
smoked herring and cheese" which
was the fare of the mariners en
route to the land of plenty, but all
alcoholic, beverages have been t-.
booed by the Congregations! . pil
grimage, in deference to the Ameri
PUNCTUALITY AND ,
ATTENDANCE IN THE I
; i CITY SCHOOLS
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The following report has been
compiled 'by City School Superin
tendent W. M. Campbell, covering
the month ending May 11: '
Total pupils enrolled to date 1203
Average number pupils bo-
lunging i ..113S.0
Average daily attendance r..lllG.fi
Percent of attendance . Of
Number tardinesses 60
Pupils neither absent nor
late , 807
Kumber visits by parents .... 35
' Combined record of attendance
hnd punctuality by buildings und
grades according to rank, Is as fol
lows: ' . -. -
-Rose, '2A, '99.7; Fullerton, 6A-GA,
99.6; llenson, DA-Cli, 99.5; Benson,
t, 99.4; Benson, 3A-3B, 99.3; Ben-sonM4U-5B,
99.3; Benson, 6A, 99.2;
Fullerton, 3A-4A, 99.2; Fr. High,
7-8, 99.1; Benson, 1B-1A, 99.1; Sr.
High, 10, 99; Hose, 6A-6B, 99; Bon
son. 1A-2A, 911; Hose, 1A, 9S.9; Jr.
High, 7-S-9, 9S.8; Fullerton, 1A-2A,
9S.8; Rose, 5B-6A, 98.7; Rose, 1A,
9S.7; Sr. High. 11, 98 6; Rose. 311-
1B, 9S.5; Sr. High, 12, 98.3; Rose,
4A-5B, 0S.3; Jr. High, 9th, 98.2;
Rose. 3A, 98.2; Rose, 1B-2B, 98;
Si'. High, Special, 90.6. i
Seed corn at Wharton Bi-or. '
can prohibition laws and their own
temperance Ideas. Moreover, excel-It-nt
cooks will provide viands be
yond the skill of the pilgrim moth
er with her simple "frying pan and
kettle heated over a fire on a box
of sand."
Bathrooms, wlreleBs, phono
graphs, music and dancing will be
other features enjoyed aboard the
"Celtic" which were missed by the
early Pilgrims.
The modern pilgrimage was or
ganized by the Rev. A. 0. Sleep,
secretary of the Colonial Mission
ary society, and a native of 1 Ply
mouth! England, from which ' the
Mayflower sailed 300 years ago. it
was his association with the Port
of the Pilgrim Fathers which sug
gested the modern pilgrimage.
His fellow organ I nor is the Rev.
S. W. Perry, secretary of the Con-,
gresationalist Union and formerly
pastor of the Carr's Lane church.
The party will land in Boston on
June 11. At Plymouth, Mass., a
service of re-dinticatlon to the
Ideala of the Pilgrim Fathers w ill
take place on the famous Plymouth
Rock.
American CongrcgRtiouallets will
meet to welcome the visitors in
Boston and in New York, when dls
tinguished Americana will address
the audience. - ' .
' It is expected- that President
Coolidge, who is a Congregational
1st, will receive the party during
their visit to the United Stales.
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COOLIDGE VETOED ", !
PUBLIC ROAD BILL
WASHINGTON, D. C, May V
IS. President Coolldge today
vetoed n bill to. appropriate
$3,500,000 for roads on the
public domain und on Indian
reservations. Immediately af-
ler the veto message was read
In the senate Senator Oddie,
republican, Nevada, author of
tlic bill, announced he would
ask the senato to override
the veto.
CAR KILLS MOTHER
, OF FIVE CHILDREN
VANCOUVER, Wash., May 18.
Mrs. Lillian Noonan, 36, wire ' tot
D. T. Noonau of .Vancouver, and
mother of five mlno;- children, was
killed last night when, according to
police, an automobile driven by
Mrs. Kate Simco of Vancouver,
turned into nn alleyway from a
street striking Mrs. Noonan, who
was wnlking along the sidewalk.- i
: McCorniick mowerB and lother
hay machines are standard : every
where. You can Rlways get reimirH
for them. This fact may Bave your
hay crop some time. Wharton Bros.,
aqents.
1CD.
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(AMOt-iHtrd 1'rvM Uawtl Wirt') 1 I
MOSCOW, May 18. William
"Big Bill" Haywood, one of the
founders of the I. W. W. In the
United. States, died In Moscow to
day after a lengthy illness of dia
betes, William D. (Big BUD Haywood
figured as defendant In two trials
which attracted national attention.
In oao he was convicted of ham
pering the United States govern
ment hi carrying on the World
war. In the other he was acquitted
of murder. ?
Born in 1889 at Salt Lake City,
Utah, he !h went to work, in the
mines, lie was secretary aiid treas
urer of the Western Federation of
Miners for six years ami. while
holding that office was arrested
with other officials of thu union,
Moyer . and Pettibone, on the
charge of having murdered Former
Governor Frank Steunenberg, of
Idaho, who was blown to frag
ments on the night of December
30, 11)05, when he opened the gate
leading to his home. .
A man uamed Harry . Orchard
confessed to planting . the bombs
a tier his arrest und . implicated
Haywood with others.
Shortly after his acquittal of the
Sloiuienberg . murder, Haywood
made a speaking tour of the Unit
ed States. Koseburg was one ot the
towns i visited. He spoko : from a
dry-goods box at tho cornur of Oak
and Jackson streets. , ,
Seed p ota toea at Wharton Bros.
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KILLS 3 PERSDPJS:
(AMtotfd I'rtu .oaacj Wire)
DALLAS, Tex. Mrty; 18. Re
ports of' .three denthsi a number
of persons seriously injured and
property; i damage amounting to
probnhly n million dollars, filtered
in slowly today from scattered sec
tions of North Texas and Southern
Oklahoma, that have been swept
by a general w ind, rain and hall
storm. ' 1
Ilruco Coleman waaf killed whan
struck by lightning during a heavy
rain and electrical storm at Post,
Texas;, J. C. Brlnlee was fatally
injureu m ine conapse or a danco
LookemOver
We! want your business, on quality and price,
375 lb. capacity Cream Separator $45
9-39 Fence, 35c rod '
' Best Grade Flour, $7.80, 4 sacks i .
'' , ,' " ! ' s'- " k ' ' ' j
it
Special Rebuilt Tractor Disc $75.00
See Us First We Can Save You Money.
FarmBiireauCooperativeExchange
HOSHBURO , AGENTS FOR OAKLAND
Bean Spray Pump Co. Fairbanks Morse & Co.
John Deere Plow Co. Sherwin-Williams Co
L. N.; Miller Dehydrater Co.
FEDERAL AUDITOR , .
KILLED IN FIGHT .
. WITH IRATfi HUBBY .1
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. (AMwciatl rr Ual Win.')
WASHINGTON, U. C, May
A 1U A nnuri-Hl nver ft unitum's .
. affections set down as Its toll .
today tho death of Charles .
FitzliuKli l'ayno, . 60.year-old
auditor of the Federal Tariff
Commission, and the holdlnic
i of . Wilbur KoIIokr, 84, an at-
i torucy, in the district Jull for
(luestionlng,
I The two mixed in a fist
right in an apartment house
in ' the northwest residential
section yesterday in which
i'ayne vas felled with it heavy
blow. KoHobk tuld police tho
right was the outcome of al-
leged attentions of the auditor
to the : attorney's .estranged
wife.
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hull near Drumwrlght, Okla., and
Carl Roach lost his life when his
automobllo skidded on wet nave-
I ment ; and overturned at Ollton,
UKia. . , . 1 . ' . 1 i.
'Thackervlllo, Oltla. ,wlth a popu
lation of about 300, wns struck by
a tornudo Inst night, and early re
ports woro that nearly ovcry house
I there was blown from foundations.
' Largo oil storage tanks at Mid
land and 13uik Burnett, Tex., were
:leulted hv llehtnlnir and 'loss wns
Jostlmntnd at several hundred .thouN
sand dollars. -1
Itallroad tracks were washed out
j in places and telegraph and tolo
jphone 'wircs''Wsra down In seveinl
1 instances isolating small communi
Itlca. ; .' : ' V ''
Bat ; barbecue; sandwlchcB and
live forever. Ilrniul's Road Stand
I , PACIFIC COAST
I , LEAGUE GAMES 1
Sacramento climbed1 into a Ue
for first pluco yesterday by nosing
out the ileuvers, 5-4. : Singleton
gttve way to uiua in tne slxtii
when Portland scored all her runs,
the; bespectacled -i right t hander
Btopptng them cold after that. But
teries Ponder and Alusmtth; Sin
gleton,1 Shea and Severeld. - . ,.
Smead Jolley tbok a liking 1 to
the offerings of two lioilywood
pitchers, his brace or doubles uutt
home run uccountlng or four runs
and playing a big part in tho 61
victory over Hollywood. DlcK-Me-Cabe,
undefeated this year until
yesterday was driven otf the., hilt
before he could retlro the side in
the first inning. Batteries: McCabe,
Hulvey and tlassler; Moudy uiiu
Vargas.
Bruce Cunningham had the Mis
sions .on his blp . througuout tho
nine innings and the Angola coast
ed to a 81 victory behind tho
youthful .hurlor's masterly pitch
Jug. Mood' lilt for tho round tilp In
the fourth. Batteries Hoiling,
Nelson' and Baldwin; Cutinlnghuin
and Hannah. ... -j i
Nick Dumovlch, making his Sec
ond start for the Oaks, southpawod
his way to an 8 0 win over Seattle,
Johnny Mitchell collecting tho
only two lilts the Indians wore
able to make otf the ex-Cub's do
livery.- Batteries Oraham, - Wilson,
House.'Nance ami-Schmidt; Dumo
vlch and Lombardl.
The ' McCormlck-Duerlng ball
bearing hearing cream separator Is
light running and skims cIobo. It'
comes in several sizes, either hand
or- blectric. See plain ut Vharton
Bros.'' '.', :- ' 1 . '- K- : . '.-.
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