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i " -V ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEWRQSEBtHtGt - OREGON X SATURDAY, AUClKrUJ itii&Yt f ! I : ; 1 .' ;':!:'::,: : ? ; : !t
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t SOCIETY ; V
(Continred tr.m va(t" two. , .
clal conversation. The- rooms and
' tables were decorated with dahl
ias. At the tea hour a dainty two
course luncheon was ' served by
, the hostess. Those "present were
Msdames J3owen, Ed . Marsters,
' George Marsters, D. F. Chllson.
.' Virgil Busch. Walter Kurtz, Elsie
McComaa, Win. 8tartt, L. W.
' Lngles, B. F: N'lchols. M. n. Fish
er, E. P. Ballou, William Fisher
: and F. norland. Visitors were Mrs,
Maurice Weber, MIbs Moua Dur
land and Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. I. E. Garner of Long Beach,
. cal,, wno stopped here a few days
.to be the guect of Mrs. Lena S.
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SAP HAPPENINGS ABOUT THE
; .. ,.; TOWN
I A man game . walking down the
'I;.' street. . ,:-' '; ;:.':. - .
Young, he was, and dressed quite
. neat. . , '
, At first, be looked with casual eye
Upon the people passing by.
But soon tils gaze grew qulte In
tense' -
He wavered back and forth, then
hence,
He fell down flat for ne'er could
..'- he - - -:
The. faces 'neath those flop hats
see. . .
Another man oame through- the
: town V '
' Saw people walking up and down,
At. first, he scarcely toward them
glanced
But soon . with 1 manner so en-
tranced, ' ..-',.
He gazed upon a passerby
1 He gazed, with wild and glaring
eye.- " i
Then fell, bis brain was In a,
,' 'whirl '
He'd gazed . upon "the socklcss
t. girl." . ' V, ' V
i Then, there's the man who most
; -fell -dead?..
Because he really heard he said,
A curb-stone loafer In the shade,
A real old-timer, best that's made,
Admit he really did not know
Just how the' "guv'menf! ought
to go, .
And one beside -'him seemed so
glad ''-. .
And vowed that "times are not so
; bad." ';
. A high school teacher In a swoon
. ,Was found Just shortly after noon.
The reason' tor the jloadly, folnt?
A student who did not say "alult,"
Another fell near a news-stand!
Where fiction's' sold to all the
land; ; ..-
He saw three dames of middle age
Spurn the "romances," every page.
But worst of all the dire events
"DIAMOND HANDCUFFS" AT
ANTLERS TUE. AND WED.
Eleanor Boardman Heads Cast
With Conrad Nagel and
Lawrence Gray
The romantic histories of fa-
. mous diamonds from the time of
tlie fabled Golconda to .the mod
ern Hope diamond, with Its trail
i of Intrigue, tragedy research for
one of the moBt remarkable
. screen plays of the year, "Dia
mond Handcuffs," Cosmopolitan's
: gripping new drama of love, dia
monds and the underworld, com
ing Tue. to the Antlers Theatre.
The story centers about a great
-diamond; tracing Its adventures
from its discovery In the African
mines through intrigue, theft and
Ceoroe Bancroft -
"The drag Net" a
George Bancroft In "The Drag
Net" at Antlers Sunday
"In "The Drag Net," George
Bancroft's latest starring vehicle
for Paramount, which opens Sun
day at the Antlers theatre, the
theme of the story Is featured by
new treatment of the underworld
melodramtlc plot. Although the
beginning of the story impresses
the audienco as one In which the
chief character pursues a gang of
crooks, and Is expected to con-
, tlnue In, his efforts throughout the
picture, such Is 'not the case of
this story.
True, George Bancroft, Who por-
. trays the role of Two-Onn Nolan,
police lieutenant of detectives, la
M OrVi.1
McElhlnny, lias gone to Seattle and:
Spokane to visit until fall. Shoj
Will visit here on her. way. Jionie. .
A larse group of ladles of, the
Roseburg Country club wej-e, pres
ent for Ladies' Day, Thursday af
ternoon. There were five1 tables
of bridge, hlgb scores being won
by -Elisabeth Parrott, Mrs. !. G
Broadway and Mrs. J. M. Throne.
. The Ladles' cltib met, last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. .J, R. Rus
sell. After the ..business; meeting
and election of officers- for the
coming year, refreshments were;
served. 4 v,. '
Members ' present were v Mi-'b.
Winnie Brown, Mrs. Mubel VWol
cott, Mrs. Lucy Dick. Mrs. Ruth
Lawson, Mrs. Jannet , Huntley,
Mrs. S. J. Jones, Mrs. Alice Bee-,
son, Mrs, Edna Reetz and Mrs. J.
R. Russell. Visitors were .-Mrs.
Holman and Mrs. Goldle Kennedy.
That happened how, or when, or
whence, ' - ; ' V' - V, :
There's one to fill 'your heart with
- awe, -.' ;, . ', y
At what n man In' this town saw,
It knocked him 'cold the ' sudden
Hhnck. .".;'.
The blow was great came' like a
rock: - - '
He saw two dames who , did not
stop . .. .. - -t
To gossip or to window-shop! '
ORPHA COLLINS.
ATTAINMENT '
By Alden Harness. , .
(Published In the Reality Maga
zine.) .,'- ; ' " , .' -'.; ' i .,
Reflect efficiency and pence ' '
And on diviner planes Increase
The highest' work within your
scope.
Build with perfection your ideal:
Live the Transcendant ,-and ' the
- ' Real ' -
Beyond ,the limits of your hope.
Advance In Freedom that achieves
The consciousness your soul per
ceives : ,
Till .Ood's dominion "you -shnll
- find. ; ' ' . ;
Rise to the faith, and power.tjiat'
'bring r.". '.' ',.!, ;"rf,,- "'
The great wlilte; healing thoughtB
that spring .".,; -.,,,"'' ' -V
From boundless and ' Immortal
Mind. . .
In the supremacy yougaln ' '. .
Let harmony wjthlh you reign .
And undertandlng guide your
course .. .--' '
Till your abundance shall disclose
That God, Whose light around -you
glows, .
Is your Supply . and ' your re
, source. : :', -, .- - ,
- . ,'.'" '',. .', '"'' '"r!' :''''"'.
Unite with Love, that' ever proves
The law of right as she removes
The bondage . of , disease and
strife. ' . . -
Apply the forces God unseals
Until the Truth that -He reveals .
Forever glorifies your life.
ES
Into the mazes of the underworld,
its siniBter Bpell .constantly wreck
ing human .souls. , Much of Its de
tail is based on. actual history. -
The first famous diamond, the
Golconda, found In India, .was a
world mystery. SO nearly as can
be ascertained It was finally cut
into three gems, one of which, the
Orlotf, being stolen from an In
dian idol, and presented by a Rus
sian prince to Catherine II. It Is
the center of many grim stories.
Another piece formed the, Koh-i-noor,
later presented - to Queen
Victoria. : - '.'..''
The cast is notable, Including
Eleanor Boardman, Conrad Nagel,
Lawrence Gray, Gwen Lee, -Lena
Malena, Sam Hardy, John -Rocho,
Charles Stevens, George Cooper,
Lew Harvey and niany others.
Evelyn Bpxnt in
Paramount Picture
at first engaged In this pursuit of
duty, yet due to & dramatic action
that takes place in his life, he Is
seen as. falling by the' wayside,
and living the direct opposite life
that he had been accustomed to.
It is due to this action, that "The
Drag Net" Is featured by Its dif
ference from the usual procedue
of melodramas doing with the un
derworld. In "The Drag Net" Bancroft was
directed by JoBef von Sternberg,
the man who directed him In "Un
derworld." Evelyn Brent and)
Fred Kohler. two other'-outstanding
memberi In the hew picture
as Is William Powell, one of Illru
dom's outstanding villains.
A group of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Glade Urutou surtiiismt
the young, couple, at their apart'
menisi on , East. Jlouglas street I
Thursday . ? evening,. Games- were-,
played until B lata boar .yrnen re
present were Mr. and Mrs., flar.
ence coffell and son, yioy unurcn.
and Mrs. Royd Biuion, Mlssifrom a short trip to Copynllto,. t j
M
Hhea Gates, Miss Marjorle Sny
der, Miss Elsie Hudson, and Mr.
and Mrs, Ulaue tiruton.
Drj. arjd MrBratlburn
Have-Uuests
- Dr. and Mrs. George A. Brad-
burn are .-entertaining at their
country home, .Merlin Place, Dr.
Bradbunra brother , and sister,
James HradUurn : and Mrs, . Kay
Colburn',, ' ; . r1' "t V , ''
The vlstors' arrived recently
from Tlllsonburg, Ontario, Cunada,
to visit for a month. . . ', '
... '.'.' to 0 -'
MlBa OHv E. "Cooney of Pasa
dena has been spending ttie past
fortnight lit RoBeburg, visiting, rela
tives and . friends, . She ls:former)y
of this city. !?.: .'- ; t
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CHURCH NEWS
' ' Bible Standard Temple,' Douglas
street. F. E. Crook, pastor. Sunday
School 9:45 n. in: Kathorine Mont
gomery,' superintendent; Morning
worship 11 a. m.; Katharine Mont
gomery, will bring, the , message.
Communion aervices after the ser
mon. Crusaders' meetln.?' 6:30 p.
m. Evening worship 7:45. p. m.,
Calapoola Church. Sntherlln and
Oakland -will hold a Joint service
in the Calapoola church, near the
bridge. 4' miles west of. Sutherlln,
Sunday at 11' o'clock.. The Rev.
JameB .'.Alkltr Smith, Presbyterian
synodicnl evangelist ;tor Oregon,
who lssupplylng the" Community
church at Oakland - this summer,
wlll( preach' In tho morning. In the
afternoon there will be a service
held on-the banks of the river. It
will be. In; thenature of. a . sym
posium; oii "What does Jesus Mean
to Me?'". A good, rousing song sen
vide will be- held In connection
with each. -service.' , ''Standard
Songs of Evangelism" will be used
in this service. A most cordial In
vitation is given all In the com
munity to' come. Bring your, din
ners and spend the day in a great
sacred ser.vice.' (: ' ..f' '
St. George's Episcopal Church,
corner ; Cass and Main streets.
Holly communion at 7:30 a., in.
Holy communion and sermon at
11 a. - m., services conducted by
Arch-deacon J. Claude Black of
Portland. .,
First Presbyterian Church, il.
W.' Achor pastor,' Sunday Aug. 5,
1928, Sunday "school at 9:45, moi ii
lng ' worship at 11:00. Young
Peoples' meeting at 7,:00,,, In the
absence of the pas'tof! Hby. tTlibni
lis Robertson of '- Portlands 'Ore;.
will supply the pulpit In the morning.-.
Union summer services In
the library park nt 8:00. , ,
Our salesrooms are kept open
evenings and Sunday forenoons for
the ' forking man's convenience.
See our used cars. Hansen Chevro
let. Co. -. ', ... . ' v
ILLICIT LOVER
OF SLAIN GIRL
FACES CHARGE
(Continued from page 1 1
In June 24, he said, In his automo
bileln the hills above Hollywood,
just a few hundred yards from the
spot where the body was found.
they had another quarrel and 8he
leaped from the car. It was the
last time, he declared, he-had seen
her. The dny before, ho ,sald, ho
bad borrowed a gun and gone to
the same spot to,, practice shoot
ing.'.- ,., !, . -;.
. Neighbors told the officers he
returned from that Juno 24 ride
and said his "wife", had gone , and
would not return. - In storage . the
police found a complete layette of
baby clotheB.
- ' The officers said they found
Beitzel had sent a bundle - of his
wife's clothing to a fictitious ad
dress In Phoenix, Arizona,., with a
fictitious return address ' in Se
nile, Wash., on the oulslde of tho
pucknife.. - ' '
Other Stories
Dispatches from Lancaster, Pa.,
where Ueitzel's wife, , Mrs. Jean
Milllnger Beitzel, lives with her
two children, told a . different
story, from that or her husband of
the events which took place In the
east. She said the slain girl ,wns
Barbara Manger, 19, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mauger of
Philadelphia. She said it was the
friendship of, Beitzel and the girl
which caused his wife to leave
mm.
Mrs. Beitzel said the father of
mo slain girl had asked her to ill
vorco ..Beitzel In order that he
might marry Miss Mauger whi
was to become a mother.
Beitzel, according, to the officers
who questioned him. maintained
an attitude of cool Indifference.
Standing at the spot where the
body or the girl' was round Thurs
day, night, the officers said, he
looked- up at them and grinned
broadly as he answered some of
their questions, '
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LETS
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT
(AMnclatWI Prtm Lnu,i Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 4. The
Southern, Pacific company has
awarded 'a 'contract for construc
tion of the first link In the Klam
ath Falls-Alturas railroad to the
rtah Construction company, K. L.
Ring,, superintendent, announced
here. ' . . .
Work on fhls unit ot -12 miles, tie ensued and Hand was shot In
will be pressed, and other con-: 'be leg. , One or the federal of
trocts for the' rest of the 97 mile ; fleers was Wounded very severely
line will be let ss' soon as sur- when the sheriff shot him In the
veys are comploted. body.
I ' LOCAL NEWS, i
1 in i . a.
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f r '"-
J.MU. Burr returned ; yesterday
business.
Gazley Man In-Town
, W: W. Campbell, Gazley resi
dent, was in, thu city Friday attend
ing (0 DUSIllf ss. . ; - . f
Hare From Yoncaila '
O, U Rhluesmlth, principal at
Yoncaila, was' buslr.ca- visitor In
the city yesterday.
Here Friday on Business -
'.-Mrs. C. M. Stlepvult of Grorti
was a business Visitor In the city
yesterday. ' '"
Called on Friends . : ! :
Mrs. Dosha Bush, or Eugene,
spent yesterday, in Roseburg on
business and visiting friends, .
Was Business Visitor" ! ' ;
: Walter Hcrcher, , Dlllanl ; man,
was lu Roseburg yesterday attend
ing to business matters. . ...
Back From Convention
S. Van Voorst and George (Rus
sell returned today from ' the ' le
gion confrentlun at Sledford.
V ' '."'', r- 5 ,1' '
Came to Town Friday v
Mr. and Mrs. Glonu Hlchardiion,
Myrtle Creek folk, were In -the
city yesterday shopping and vis
iting; i : .', :. ' - .'.'-. ;
In Friday Shopping r
Mr.and Mrs. Perry Dysert were
in from the country Friday shop
ping and attending to , business
matters., -: - . . ; . '
Spent Day In Medford
L. L. I'roclon wno went to men-
ford yesterday for a day of tho
convention, iHituthed -to, Roseburg
today. -.' , . ,'-' v : ,
Here Today on Business 1
Ed Cunningham and son of Lone
mountain were hi the- city this
morning, Mr. Cunningham, attend
ing to business. ' . ;; . .
To Eugene Fo'r Week-Ehd
. Richard A. Llics, recent arrival
in Roseburg, went to Eugene today
to spend the week . end with
friends. , -.'
Visited Convention :
Dr. De Walt Payne returned Fri
day from a short stay In Medford,
where he went to. attend the . Le
gion convention. . . '
Returned From Marshfield Visit
Miss Nedra Clark, who has been
visiting with friends In Marshfield
for .the past week, returned, , to
her bouid in this city Friday.
Returned to Eugene '
Mrs. L. E. Plerson and boh" liar-lnn.-'who
have been visiting friends
here for the past four- days, re
turtied to their homo, In En'gJne
yesterday, '. , v ' '. .' '.
Will Go to Bandon V !
Vellemonte Morris, shoe clerk at
tho Montgomery Ward store here,
leaves tonight for Bandon and
Port Orford, , where bo will spend
a woek"S vacation. , .
Visit Convention
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Squler, te
ohe Dtaley, tfnd Bert Courtney
have , returned ., from Medford,
whore, they vlBltcd tho convention
for a day. : -'-''.,'
Left For San Francisco , '"
..Mrs. ,R. - Kollor and son, who
have been guests, of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Householder Tor the past
month, left yesterday afternoon, for
their home in San f rancisco. a
Ooir.q to Oregon City ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Byman or ueer
Creek Inn and Robert McKay. -of
Brockwny , left this morning to
attend tho quarterly -meeting of
the Oregon Lily Growers .associa
tion, being held at Oregon City. -
Divorce Wanted '
Suit for divorce has been filed
in the1 Circuit court by Addle Oart
side agninBt Charles F. Gartslde.
They were married nt San Jose,
Feb. 21, 1025. Tho plaintiff, who Is
represented by Attorney John T.
Long, charges cruel and Inhuman
treatment. . '
Will, Attend Buyers' Week .,
A number of Roseburg people
will attend the, unniinl Buyers'
Week to be held In Portland next
weckj Mrs,' S. M. King of the
Specialty Shoppo left Friday ' for
the week, and Mrs. Ralph Karcher
or the Morkshury company. Miss
May Henderson and TMIss Minnie
Bell or .Bell's millinery store will
leave . tomorrow to attend the
showings. Mrs. Alma Harness of
the Marksbury company Will
leave. Wednesday for Portland.'
Return to 8eattle
Mrs. Leonn DavlB and son
Thomas, of Seattle, are returning
today to their home In Seattle
after visiting nt the Arthur John
son home nt Reston and at the
I fleorgo Bacon home In Looking
Gloss. "While on this visit the boy
had the misfortune to shatter his
glasses,, getting ' consldo r a bl e
broken glass -In his eye. The in
jury, however, did not prove seri
ous and hls..vlBlon was not Im
paired. .A
Ralph Hand Shot
Ralph Hand, of Cottoge Drove, B
former professional wrestler well
known In this city, was shot near
Leavenworth, Washington, recent
ly, according to word received
here. He Is employed at Wcnat
chee as a deputy sherlf and w hile
the county ofricials were loading
a captured still upon a truck fed
eral officers appeared upon thfi
1 scene.
Each side mistook the
1 others for moonshiners and a bat-
In Today Attending to Bu'sjnessJ-t
, Georae Marsters of the Curry
estate siuent today In Roseburg on
, business matters.
Here on Business
; Ciirl Llndsey, at Melrose store,
spent Sattuduy In, tovn on busi
ness, t.il f
In From Glide ' 1 ' '
C. Chrlstlanson, Glide resident,
came to town Friday to transact
business.! , ?V
To Medford for Convention ' .
P. C.: Six.' local Union Oil 'com
pany manager, '' went to Medforil
Friday -to take in tho convention.
: L" .
Is Back at Store
J, 'D.i Roece, who has been ill
for Bouie tlnie1, is now better and
is able to be back at his West Side
store. , '
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Expect Visitor ' ! , .
Mrs. Annie Ness Is expected to
morrow 'from Monrovia, Cal., for
a visit wittlv ?her brother, T.1 11.
Ness, ill laurelwOod.
Mrs. James Carrlhcton
1IUE1 UU
parted for her home In i Oakland1,
VUIU, EW1U UMUHl IIIU ('nnL lllUUlll III
Pdi'tlaud lind atonp'edi here, visit-
lug her hrotbor. C; W. (Ijldrner, and
fiimllv; f ..',:. i II f) -J' '
Moved to Oakland ;
Victor Boyd I and y family have
gone, to Oakland, where -they will
make their home. Mr. j Boyd en
gaging In the operation of a ser
vice Istuuon.neur Oakand.
Dodgo' coupe,, 1927 model; n good
and good looking -cur -with leather
upholstering and fully equipped.
EaBy terms or trade 'considered;
for sale by Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Marshfield Manager Here ' (
i-O. B, Roy, managor ' of " the
Mnrshfleld storo of the J.. C. Pen
ney company, passed through
Roseburg on h's way to -Seattle,
where his mother ..Is .very- Horiotis
ly ill. '.' .-' ' -,'
Return From Trip'.. .
A. J. Young anl family hava'ro
turned from an extensive lour of
Middle Western states, the trip
taking six weeks. They report n
very enjoyable vacatlore . ; , V
Back From Auto Trip -'; v.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hemline who
have been spending the past two
weeks on an auto trip Into Wash
ington and Canada, have returned
to their home In this city. ,
Take Auto Trip . , . i .
Sheriff and Mrs. P. A. Webb and
Mrs. C. C. Alley, deputy sheriff In
the tax colectlon department, left
this Afternoon on a week-end, ,aUU
trip, over mo Kenwood highway,
Car Recovered - .' ',-.'.
A Ford car. stoleL- Thursday
night from C. S. Henry at .Oakland
was recovered at Myrtle Creek.
The machine- was abandoned at
the latter place when the gasoline
Attending Buyers Week - ' .; '
Mrs. J. M. judd of tills city mo
tored to, Portland this- morning to
aiienu me .'annum, iiuyers wees,
She was accompanlod'as far as'EU'
gene by her daughter, Miss Eld-
ress Judd, who will visit, friends
in Eugene tor a Weok.
Returned to California'
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hewlett and
daughter have returned to their
home in Llvermore, Cal., after a
visit here at tho T. H. NeBS rome.-
Whlle hero they visited Crater
Lake and the Oregon Caves. Tom
Ness, Jr., returnncd ' home , with I
them for u visit., - i;
Returning to Portland 1
Mr.' and Mrs. E. A. 1 Hlnklo
turned to Portland ioify after vis
iting here for' some. time. They
were accompanied ' by Mrs.
Hlnklo's mother, Mrs. D. T. Mc-
Guire, who will visit them for
some time.
Are Expecting Son -
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Barnes are
expecting their son, Dernier , J.
Barnes to arrive tonight or tomor
row from Seattle to slay a duy or
so. Ho Is a warrant ofricor on the
navy ship, Medusa. The ship Is
now at Seattle, and he Is taking
the opportunity to visit Ills par
ents lor a short tlmo. .
Mrs. 8tout Visits '
Mrs. E. R. Stout was a visitor
In. Roseburg for several, bouts
yesterday. Mrs. Stout's 'husband.
Dr. Stout, who formorly conduct
ed a dental offico at Yoncalln, la
now In' Philadelphia where he Is
taking a post graduate cnurBC In
special dental lines. They will
probably change locations after
he has completed bis studies,
lone Royce Honored-at Plcnle-
Honoring Miss lone Royce,
hns been visiting her parents,
and Mrs, Jesse c, Royce "of
who
Mr.
this!
clly, twenty-rive young people last
night gathered at the Royce place
on South Dreok Creek for an .en
Joynblo picnic, each guest bringing
a basket. Games, slory telling, and
conversation occupied .the guests
until ten o'clock.
TAXI
Phone 21
After Midnight Call 621 R
Country Tripe a Specialty
B. F. LAURIN80N, Prop.
FISHING WATERS AT
WINCHESTER . GIVEN (j
TOO LITTLE THOUGHT
ir- ij '!'..
! The Uiopquki river Winches
ter comes' lu forisomeihlgh praise
from a sportsman' Who writes; an
interesting communication to the
Oregonian criticising - statements
concarnlng. the , clulnis for the
Rogue river. The writer mentions
the fact that steelhead trout may
lie taken at Winchester only a
short distance; off tlie highway, a
fact that Is 'frequently overlooked
b local people. The Idea of fish- (
lug on, the fiorth ympqua usually
leads to thoughts oi trips to uis
tuut and more Isolated sections
of the reiver, yet right at Winches-
ler is lu uo. iun" . i-"-
best steelhead fishing on the en
tire Btream. T,he writer if the
communication makes the follow
ing comment in his letter recent
ly published on the editorial page
oi The Oregonian: !
EUGENE, Ore-., July 31. (To
the Edilor.)-rln an editorial, cap
tioned "Mr. Hoover FUhes the
Rogue," in Tho Oregonian, I find
the statement: "It Is only In thla
river (the Rogue) and no othor
that the princely steelhead trout
will rise consistently to the fly."
A short tiviq ago practically tho
same statement appeared In an
other department of Tho Orur
gonlan . namely, "Wild L I f d
Lines."
' For your Information the steel-
hoiirl ,lmu lint iliflllillv his fnildneSB
I-.. ll,n.nplirinlul flV In Ihn' WIltHrH '
of the Rogue alone. The -writer
luiB fished in both the Rogue and
Umpqua rivers, and .between tho
two rivers chooses the Umpqua
as far the bettor stream for tho
taking of the steelhead on an arti
ficial fly. In fact, aside from an
occasional - steelhead taken ' on
bait, I never have seen -a steel
head taken from the watora of the
Umpqua'except by the menus of n
No. 4 royal cJuclmnm or biicktull
tly.: " T- .'"'""' . ;'V '' '
Nor do (hoy strike.; at flics
when they "are lank froni spawn
ing." Then, my dear sir, Is when
the sleelhend, lunges at tho spin
ner. ' .
Should you evor happen to bo In
the, neighborhood of Wlncho8tor
when the Bummer run of steel
hend 1b on,, wall, .tifltll ..the after
noon when -tho sun has left tho
waters, which Is the reeding tlmo
or Irtsect-oatlng fishes ,nnd thoy
lay a royal coachman on tho water
above the! riffles. Ydu Svlll learn
something new concerning tho ha
bltB of the Bteelhead. ; i
. DAILY WEATHER REPORT
TJ: 8. - Weather , Bureau Office,
Roseburg, Oregon. Data i reported
bv c. A. Cole. Meteorologist in
'charge, ..'-.:
Barometric pressure (reduced
i to sea levol) 6 a. m .dv.ur
Relative humidity S p. m. yes
terday (per cent) v . HI
P-e'clD. In Inches and Hundredths
Highest tomuoriituro , yesterday 70
Lowest temperature last , night
Avornge toiiipornure' for - the
" day ..' .. u
Normal temperature for this
date ..' .. ;.. i. .....
Precipitation;, last' 24- hours....
Total preclp. since 1st month.
Normal preclp. for this month
Total proclp. from Sept. 1,
1927, to date-
Avornge precl-). from Sept.
1877.. .. :........'.
Total' deficiency since Sent,
1927' .. .. - -.
..27.72
..32.72
6.00
Average seasonal preclp, Sept.
to May, inclusive 81.81
Forecast for southwest Oregon
Fair ; tonight and. Sunday
nd
change Hi temperature
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j :: mow '-mm m, m
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ims rnigniy actor m Hi. afJWJU H'ir - A L I
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j , 11, EVELYN BRENT f
1,1. WILLIAM POWELL
! , . T, REX BELL C
Last Times IN 1
tqqmY .-The Cowboy Kirr
1 1 1 I r i i
' I (AacoliM m'Uuti,i
, .bENVER. AuW' 4.W' UreBldehl
itjal warrant for the tfrreVt lit llen-l
-ry, .11. uiursner, miuonatra an
man and missing witness In the
famous Teapot -Dome oil scandul, I
was' received ' hero today- aud - an
officer will be . seut Jo .Erance. to, I.
return blnt'ior tnai.'
The warrant oftlcbilly designat
ed V. S. MuAharitllHardV ckllvrtf
an (Ihv 'ifrif-,! til trelm-u Illneknerl
- ---- . .-- , 1 l.j r
who has been living neutrons vir-t
tualy , geK.impoged exile. It was
signed by
Frank .- B.
state. "
President Coolltlge and
Kellogg, , secretary of
Blackmer Is wanted on I grand
jury Indictments . charging . per
Jury In collection, witty his alleged
failure 'to make proper Income tax
returns. Federal tux liens for
$8,498,935,78 were filed against him
here, and In New York City on
June' . '' '.. -.! !':,! '; ,,v- -r;.;
INSURANCE FIRM i'
S3.S00.000 SHORT
(AwobtrJ ta Ut-cd Wire) i
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.---The ; Post-
niD,,nlnli au lil tnilnv nn nmllt nt
....... . , . ( boosted tor eiecnon ,
countB of international Life lnsur- , ' oommander of tha legion at
ance company by Insurance exam- . Anton0 convention. Hi
lners of eight 'statea hud disclosed d overai as a brevet major-$-1,600,000
of the co.nptt.ty'8 ?"Har.r;,"?nVce wPln eb.rg. of
lies werp 1H1HB1I1K iruui inu vuuiis.
Insuran-re commlsslonera . huve
notified the company to, account
for the missing securities by next
Friday, the newspaper autd, when
they meet here to determine legal
procedure.;- This became known In
connection with the contemplated
sale of the company -to the Mis
souri ''State Life .Insurance com
pany. ' . " a ' ...!
PORTLAND DEFERS ACTION '
f ON TELEPONE AWARD
PORTLAND, pro." Aug. 4.
The city- council ' today postponed
Gr-r-r-r! Where's That Weather Man!
?
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Summer furs are fashionable,
they're tha least bit comfortable,
"Wonio Moonshine." oiant prlze -
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Richmond, England, ohamplonshlp show, prAbably felt like chewing up
the Weather man when thla picture was- taker).' Even the manloura
'and thorough grooming he was
wenestey, gian t pring mucn rener
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Rov Hoffman,. Oklahoma. iyt
ommjnder of the Am-
".-:.. , ., , nktshoma. la bo
Mi.-t"""'"" . " ..' nl
a, division, Hoffman I president
of, the Nation Aswclatlqn,,of Re
serve Officers. , ,
until August lq a hearing on a
new franchise for the Pacific Tele
phone .& Telegraph, company,
which' the company1 has'jrefused
to, accept. . ; ., ' ,.,,,', .
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