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I) kg i - ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. R05EBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 2 1 , 1928. CARD OF THANKS YOU ARE INVITED to attend the 'Better Cooking Demonstration' to be conducted by MISS DOROTHY WILLIAMS HOME ECONOMIST at the COPCO ELECTRIC STORE 3 Days Only . July 23, 24 and 25 From every standpoint efficiency, economy, cleanliness, sani tation and safety electric cooking is first in every modern home. Its popularity in Southern Oregon is evidenced by the fact that one out of , every five users of electricity enjoys the advantages of an electric range. " PLAN TO ATTEND EACH AFTERNOON The California Oregon Power Company , OFFICES, rJ Mcdford. Grants Pass. Roseburg. Klamath Falls-Oregon Yrcka. Dunsmuir-California DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER FOR THE ATTENDANCE PRIZE! MpUBIlC til AIDES OF Kllliis . ' McmliiTS of Die Inli'iBliilo Commut-cG ComiiilnHlon ami a croup of employes, number- iiiK 1C In all, Hloppud in )tunu- burs for lunch today. They hail Juki -oiiilcltl Ihu grulu ruin hrurliiK In J'orllum, oni lilt most li'ili'lliv nml fllffi. j cull iixiiiiiiuailuiis over hi'lil ill Iho Northwest, and are now Attempting to Put Blame ",kl"B a Kh"n aul" ""r ,'.,. , I varuilon. They will go lo tor Assassination ot .M01II011I for tonight, anil Cieneral Obregon on Clergy. hen Falls, Lake, lleml. through unit mi Diamond Klamath to Crater iMko 'and (AioocUtHl l'r(i 1-iBid Wire) MKXK'O CITY, July 20. Police and military authorities of Mexico! were restrained hy the district 9 court today from taking action against Jose i.e i.euo ioiiui, siuy T, member or the or of Ceneral Alvaro Ohregon, for:. ,. chlb wi v,Bit ,,, !, , , ,. I Home j ins action came MiiiiuiianeuuH ly with an official announcement that the youthful art student would he given a public civil trial. Oar- Sol- gardens Monday evening between the hours of (i and X. JOS. MICELLI, FORMER MAYOR ROSEBURG, DIES (Continued on pope 4,) The uulhorilii-s conlltuifd. in kIv- ! IiiK oui what liUle infonmillon was;she piuiijIkuiI shfl would continue iiiado available, to accept llioito livo. I didn't bi; or hear of Iter charge made hy Gineral Antonio ( mm newspapermen told mc today ItioH Zeiiuche, new chief of rollce,;,,,' j,.r itath. "inai respoiiHitiiMiy ior me ciiinu llfH with the Catholic clergy. The police say they have in their nosHensinn printed leaflets secret ly distrlhuted recently among some Catholics which state thai the days of ObreKon and President Callea are mimhered. They assert that the leaflets contain thin ex pression: "Every do has his day and the day of Obrefjon drawn near." Catholics Arrested. The police a Ihu are holding for lnvellalioii in connection with possible light on the assassination u number of Catholic who have been arrested recently on charged of violating the religious laws by participating in mass In schools or private residences. The prison ers include 15 out of 2D nuns in Villa Ciuadaloupe where the- shrine of Our Lady (Juadaloupe, patron saint or Mexico, is snuateii. The family of the slayer, con sisting of the father nml mother. the slayer's wife, Ta.martJn Del Ciimno de Leon, ami about six relatives were still held at police headquarters. Priest Is Killer's Kin. Newspapers, conducting their own Investigations of Toral's past print a number of assertions re specting associates in Guadalajara. Kxcelslor states that a brother of the slayer lo a priest wh ois pre sumed to he In hiding. The des patches add that the kilter was a close friend of the Priest Projuarez who was among the four men ex ecuted after the attempt to bomb (ieiieral Obregon hint November.' ! Military authorities today remov I cd from the grave of ProjuarPB a placard placed there during the night , and bearing the legend: "Von are avenged." We wish to thank our many friends for their kindnesHeu und also for the beautiful floral offer ings, during the illness und after the death of our beloved husband and father. .Mrs. James McKay, Mr. iiid Mrs. Clarence (irubbe, and family. NEW TODAY i LOST Thursday, bar pin Willi three diamonds. Finder jilca.se ,noiie i!)2.i(eward. PKAt'll and tomato boxe.H now ill stock. Iieun-tlerretsen Co. W KANUNO )ilgs for salo,TiI(" O. Gofl, Suthurlln. FOB SALR Good purebred Slirun. sliiru ram lambs. John Abra ham, Wilbur, Qre. FOU SAUO Klectrlc washing ma chine, wood tub; good running condition, $15. 1251 Winchester St. FOU HUNT Furnished ant., elec tric range, private bath, hard wood floor!, furnace, laundry; garage. 'J2G S. Main. I'hone 421) li. WI1KKIC? Onu half mile south of Canyonvllle. Canyon Tavern ait ideal placo for tho Sunday din ner. Uest of service, foods und music. Try it Sunday. YOUNG ROSEBURG ' I'w" paronls, Mr. nml Mrs. MATRON DIES TODAY I WnUur C"bl' of Ktlonlmwor and two hrolhors, Delvert J. Cobb, ' Mrs. Clrolhel Mlllor passed tvway Ullbert S.'Cobb of Oliniulgeo coun nt Morcy Hospital early this ty, Oklahoma, morning. She was tho wife of The body has been removed "o Cecil Mlllor and was born at the Itosebiirg Undertaking com- ELLEN TERRY OF STAGE FAME IS DEAD AT EIGHTY Mountain Springs, Green coun ty, Indiana on October 25. 1S1HI, being 28 years,' X mouths and 2t days old til tho limn or death. tlrelhel Cobb was married lo Cecil Miller on February 9, 11I27. Surviving besides her husband, puny chapel and funeral service:! will he held Sunday morning at .10:80 o'clock. Itev. Josepu Knolls offlclaling. Interment will he In I ho I. o, O. R cemetery. M. 10. Hitter Is In charge of nrruiiKo- luellts QAreyourTelcphoHe cu Moment WALKING OUT"? . ji jf m A lone clerk can't serve a number of eager customers all at the same time. Nnr can one telephone line. Customers at the counter olten walk out if kept waiting, even though the cause is evident to them. Telephone customers, without this vis ible evidence, are only too likely to. place their orders elsewhere if they arc repeatedly discour aged by busy signals. Complete telephone service in your place of business, including a sufficient number of central office lines, is the best assurance that your tele phone customers are not "walking out". At our luihuss ofliie, spniaiiits uill UiMj iit )oh in planning nmphtt sm itt lo mm your p,nlii uhr mniirmtnts. (Continued rrom pace 1.) the stage. Sho was married three times. She was personally ncqunintcd with many of the great personages of the Victorian era. Including Dis raeli. Gladstone and Tennyson. Autograph hunters pursued her everywhere and she finally capl tirllzed the situation for the sake or charily hy charging a shilling for each autograph and turning the inohey Into malnlenanre of a cot in the chllilrona' hospital, Honored by Royalty. Queen Victoria witnessed Miss Terry's singe debut at the age ot eight and thought so much of her hlslronlc ability that years later she "commanded" her presence at Sandringhnm Palnco where sho performed r(,r nte queen and future King Kdwnrd VII. King Gcoruo V created Miss Terry a Dame Grand Cross of the llritish lOmpIre In 1!(25. St. An- filrews University honored her w ith the degree of doctor of laws. Miss Terry's outstanding FUNERAL DIXONVILLE MAN HELD TODAY Funeral services for Albert It. Krogel, Dlxonville man who pass ed away this week, were held at 10 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's Catholic church. There were many beautiful floral offerings- from tho wide circle of friends of tho family. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery and arrangemontn wore In charge of M. 10. Hitler. SUICIDE CAUSED BY FAILURE OF LITERARY WORK (Continued from page 1.) and asked that I criticize her verso. She Rnid nho had striven for years lo gain entrance to the magazine field but had failed. "I made an appointment with her and read Bjeveral verses. I (old her frankly her noelrv was the I (Hte and untalentcd and advised her to try another form of ex pression. She became very much perturbed then and said she was going to kill herself. "I conversed with her for hours and tried lo place her in n more roles j cheerful mood. When she departed THB PACIFIC TELKPHONH AND TBinGRAI'll COMPANY U 'ji j; were 111, is, , ,,r P-ti'lh, ,.! nl,.,ll although she made remarkilhle KSOzriZZZZS I'l'llllll.llri II .Mlllt'l. I it'll I rit'C, IM'M-r ilenuma, Margaret, Lady Mnclleth. ItoHanmnd. (iulnevere, Imogen, Olivia nml Madam SnnMiene. Her M'eat triumph came In 1 S 7 5 as 1'or lla under Hie management of the liancroflH and her fame was firm ly founded Ihree years later when she played Ophelia to the Hamlet of Sir Henry Irving. Her last stuye appearance was In the aid of charity when on Jan ury is. she spoke the pro logue to 'The York.Nalivitv Hav" at the League of Arts Guildhouse. London. After that she virtually retired to her home at llorlciKh Mansions. Lumlon, where she spent Die dfcthiiuK years of her life sur rounded by her friend and hived ones and backing In Hie glory of her ihamnilc honors. Miss Terry w as horn I-Vhruarv 2L ISIS, at Coventry in Warwick Kiilre, almost In the heart of the Shakespeare country she was des tined to represent so well. Latec Small JiPli Ifijcut leni HffJf Just -a mnonvpatr, Wt do perfect work. 'ItkittiucMlilbtfoir' ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Eitabllihcd 1901 M, E. RITTER, Manager k Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service "hont S4 0k and Kan 8t Llcemed Lady Embalmer G3 A hhnli was Riven nt the Torn cm llulih IiihI Sumhiy. The first part of the nftemoon was spent In Mt limning, and ininiedlatel.v afterwniils the plinlc lunch was served. Those present were. Mr. and Mis. Waller Walker. Mr. and t Mrs. linrry Lester. Mr. and Mrs. ! W. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Tom 1.11- leho. Mr. nml Mrs. Paul Nice. Mrs. I Wuiney Mcl'lny. Italph (teinionil. Miss Illenvn Lester. Miss Alice Walker. Miss Thelma Mnuntn, Miss Marjnrle MeClny, Miss Luclle t'haiiln. Miss Helen Kniltsen. Miss Alice risen. Miss Marine Malipiu, Aluril Walker. Melvin Clavton. Haloid tlrubti. I'hiirles Mcl'lny, II, 1 li t'haiiln. Sally ("hapin. liar burn i Chapln. Kenneth Walker. Joyce 3! i.iiieno ami lummy I.llleho. 1'ort jl'nipnua Courier. o Tord rcixitr job is too laive or loo small to re ceive the utmost care In our Authoriz ed Service Dcgnnment. Skilled Toni trained me chanics knowctnf twt ad Ml on vour car Tiev knou where tolcoktor tivuble and how to repair it. Ynir enr- should be re paired hit us- U costs ress find, tlicjob is dene bcltcrirwautiiia special font repair tnodmery just lor -you. 2. A. Lockwoorl Motor Co. Roseburg, Oregon operated until 12 or 15 years pro. Mr. Mlcelii then became Interest ed In I he banking business and beenme president of the First State and Savings bunk, In wliieh capac ity ho continued for a number of years, until the condition of his health forced him to conserve his physical energies, and he retired from the active banking business. He also devoted his uttentlon to the activities or the Itosebui'K Ice company. In which he had been a stockholder, director and officer for a number of years, and aided in enlarRiiiK the enpacity of the plant, and extending the business. DiirhiK late months the condition of his health has prevented his ac tive participation In any form of business or labor. He was married in Hoseburg, to Miss Grace l'reschern, a membe of (a w ell known Douglas county family, and lo the union was born two sons, Victor J., and Albert H., who with Mrs. Mlcelll still survive and make their homes in this city. Mr. Mlcelll gave a number of years of service to the city of Koschurg, serving- In a most able and efficient manner in several re sponsible positions. Councilman Six Years, lie was elected councilman In 1!hh; and was made chairman of Ihe slreel- commit lee, serving for three terms in that capacity, dur ing which time Ihe first pavement was laid in Ihe city, and (lit; street and sewer prograni adopted. Mr. MicelH was greatly interested in Ibis work and took a great deal of time from his business lo actlve fy engage in sponsoring and super vising these improvements. He is entitled to a great deal of credit for the progressive work nccom-: pllshed during that Important , period in the city's development, j In mil he was elected mayor of the city, his achievements as councilman having won him the complete confidence of the resi dents of Ihe city. In l!U:i his term expired, and, as oilier business demanded his at tention, he was not a candidate for re-election. lit was also very ncllve In fra ternal circles, being a member of Ihe lOlks lodge, tho 1. O. ). V, lodge and also the Knighls of Pythias He was very interested in 'be work of 1 ho Odd IVllows lod-rn and served in all of the chairs, entering the grand lodg In 1S02 nnd serving as grau.l mas ttr In IJHCMHOI. lie was also con nected with the PntriavHi; M.'ll- tant, Kebckah lodre nn,T Musco vites He was represenf.it I'n io Hi Pythlns for three terms nnd wan deb-gate to the first stale conven tion ever held by that or let. Th( funeral services will b heM Moii-Hy nfternoon at 2:30 o'clock nt the Rosehurg Unde-liiliinu; ivtunci. The services will be con ducted hv the Klks ami Odd Kel I.avh lodires. Interment Will he In the I. O. (). V. c.-neiery. I-OK HALKT-i'oom house, garage, barn, 2 lots, free soil, fruit, trees, all for $1200. Half down, balance like rent. No interest. See H. M. Stone, Riverside. FOR SALK Goats. A fewreglster ed does und big husky spring buck kids. See them ut I). K Hurst's on North Myrtle Creek. 1). W. Fale, owner. FOR SAI.rC Hay, vetch and oats, baled. Also team of mares, well matched, for sale; weight 2800 lbs., or trade for sheep. See Hoy Matthews, Days Creek. CHANCIC for vacation Someone with good Ford truck or Chevro let truck to lake small crowd for short trip and stay out 2 weeks. A chance lo see the Switzerland of America, also to earn some money. Call liritlon, filF21. f)-lH)OM modem house, ?(f per, month. Kent small turkey and chicken ranch, cheap.. Sheep ranches at low prices. Houses at a large discount. No bookkeep er, no toney rent; overhead light; so I can give fine deuis. C. Morrill, 108 Mosher St. DON'T NEGLECT THIS PROTECTION Avail yourself now of the protec tion of your valuables ugainst loss from fire and theft. A private lock box in our Safe Deposit Vault rents for only f.UO and up per year. The Roseburg National Bank Roseburg.cjre. REVIVAL IN PROGRESS AT RIDDLE CHURCH Charles A. Slus, recently return ed from Pfene, South Dakota, where he was the vice-president of the Northern Bible College, anJ his son, Adrian Sias, senior in Eu gene Rible University, pastor of the Christian church at Halsey, Oregon, and a well known evan gelist, nre conducting revival meetings with the Church or Christ ut Riddle. The meetings are attracting large crowds and inter est is growing. Special music is being made a feature of eacli ser vice. At the close of tho meet ings He v. Charles A. Sias will lo cate at Myrtle Creek and will be come pastor of the churches at Myrtle Creek nnd Riddle. GKT u deed to your home. If you are buying a home on contract and have it half paid for, with no mortgage, see us about our monthly payment real estate loan whereby you can obtain money to pay off the contract and get n deed. Monthly pay ments on your -loan, generally less than rent or contract pay ments, take care of both princi pal and interest and gvt you out of debt. Umprpia Savings und Loan Association, Douglas Ab stract llldg. DAILY WEATHER REPORT . U. 8.. Wouther Unreal) Office. Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported by C. A. Cole, Meteorologist in charge. Barometric pressure (reduced to sea level) 5 a. m 29.91 Relatlvo humidity 5 . ni. yes terday) per cent) 31 P-eclp. In Inches and Hundredths: a Highest temperature yesterday 85 Lowest temperature last night 5fi Average temperature for the day 72 Normal temperature for this dale (is Precipitation, last 24 houiB .... 0 Total preefp. since 1st month .12 Normal prccip. for Ibis month .32 Total precln. from Sept. 1, Mt27, to dato 27.90 Average preci'. from Sept. 1, 1S77 - 32.71 Total deficiency since Sept. 1, . 1927 4.S1 Average seasonal precip. Sept, to May. inclusive ..-.31.31 Forecast for southwest Oregon: Fair und moderately warm with l low humidity tnniubt nnd Sundnv: He was represent at I v? io.fOK OII the C(M8U ind lodge of the Kn'giilji cf - t Around the County J CAMAS VALLE.Y NEWS NOTES Miss Ruth Dick accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coales of Ten Mile to Rydewood, Wash., on busi ness last Saturday. They return ed Sunday evening. Jack Parrott has a new com bine to harvest his crop with this year. Mr. and Mrs. Orln - Freeman, 'Mrs. Gertrude Freeman nnd Will Ormerd of Sanla Rosa, Calif., spent several days Ibis week vis iting at the Lawson home here. Mrs. Orln Freeman Is a sister of II. W. Lawson. Mrs. Jack Parrott and daugh ter, lletly, Mrs. Adrian Slundley and little son, Oliver, started to Pullman, Wash., Sunday morning to visit with Mrs. Pur roll's moth er. They spent Sunday night at Eugene with relatives resuming their trip the next morning. Miss Ruth is visiting with friends at Gravel Ford, Coos county. ,v The cedar camp west of the val- ley operated by Mr. Ivcrsou bus finished work and moved Its equipment out tho first of the week. . G. Reetz is working down the canyon ut a logging camp for Mr. Holman. - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bark-T low, who have been visiting re latives in Coos for the past I wo weeks, ' moved their . household goods to Big creek oh Thursday. Mr. Barklow has employment there. v Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Allison are moving to thor new home in Ihe southern part of the city. Mr. Al lison Is a Southern Pacific em ploye here. DANCE AT THE Melrose Country Club Saturday Nite, July 21 Music by , The Saturday Screnaders Gentlemen 75c Ladies Free Air Transport Co. Tri-Motored, 8-Passenger . AIRPLANES DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRI8T , Specialist In tho fitting of Glasses 116 Jnckaon St. MRS. REN A KNIGHT PASSES AWAY AT AGE. OF 79 YEARS US ED CAMS you y o u 'Mrs. Itonn KnicM tlip mother of Mrs. John Mottlt of this city nnssoil nwny nt thft home of hir ilmiKhtor. last hIkIU nt 0:50 o'clock. Her illness wns com ollcntions following un nttsck of Influenza. Sho wns bom In Tcnn.. Mar. 1. ISIfl. nml nt tho npe of eiirlit yeftfs crosseil tho plains wllli tier parents nml located 111 .tiickson county, whore she has nnile her home Ihe most of her life. After ttie ilealll of her hus h.'inil til 1027. she came to live with her ilaimhter. She leaves four children. C. N. Orecu, lion nn?.n., Hre.: II. V. (Irene Illy, Ore.: Mrs. llaltlo Uoiimllree, fores. Wash.; Mrs. John Moffitt, Itooehurjr. There nre also fifteen rnnil-chlWi-on nml five great praml the Whin Slanilarit Temple of this iHudsOTl Soeedster city. The funeral wilt take place n f Monilay. Julv S3, at 1ft:(to a. m itiUlCK 1 OUring nt the Itosel.iirR Vmtertakins ' Vorc TViirlc Rllrlr parlors with M E. ltlller in 1 ora ruCK 1UCK chnrpe. Her. F. K. Crook official steel Interment will he In tho I. ci. t . i. f. cemetery. otar Light Ueliverv that will serve well and save money. Ford Sedan Chevrolet Coach Buick Roadster Dodge Touring i Hudson Touring TO SAN FRANCISCO Monday Wednesday Friday Fare $40.00 TO SEATTLE Fare, one way $12, round trip $22 From Portland, twice daily Three Motors Give Positive Safety Usual Insurance Liability Over 1,000 passengers nlrendy carried on our line since March 5. Folder Information at all Pickwick Stage Agencies We linndle trunks nnd heavy baggage See Agent for particulars STAGE TERMINAL HOTEL i- i . noseDurg - Phone 58fi fit DANCE!! AT THE NEW CAMAS VALLEY DANCE HALL Saturday Nite, July 21st GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC Everybody Come Good Crowd IllK. o. o. Expected From Eugene Drnn Mnrrnw of Kuftonp In tt pruMol hern tonight nnd will visit with Mrs. Morrow ami .ion nt Gar ilon Villi)-. The lnttor hnvp bon gun!. nt llif lionm ot Mrs. Mar row's iarrnts, Mr. nml Mrs. !. A. Cnlhnun tho wwk past nii'l will remain for nnotlior xrpr'k, Mrs. Morrow bolnt; ht're to re cover from a recent illness. Auburn Touring Rov Catching Motor Co. Terms to Suit DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME Eitabllihed 1928 ' Perfect Funeral Service Fair and Reasonable Prices AMBULANCE SERVICE PE H. C. STEARNS Manager Pine and Lane 8t. PHONE 112 Lady Attendant ymntr Will bo bilhihg tutts," Btutuu iflrii imlm
