SIX
American Legion Drum Corps
UmpquaflQiipA
ODO FELLOWS LEAVE
1 One liuridiml or moro Odd Fe
Iowh uru leaving today nnd to
morrow to piirlielimto In tho pic
nic pnuiiKorcd by tho KouthoaHt
ern Oregon .immolation (it Wln
'nhentor liny tomorrow. The local
filigree team in putting on the fliHt
tlotfrne ut nncMlHiiort tfniuht mid
will join with tho Odd KpIIowh of
COMING EVENTS
Cut out this fist of date? of outstanding events for
the year and keep it in your pocket for handy reference.
Watch for changes and additional announcements as they
may be arrnnped.
Christian nnd Missionary Alliance Confer
ence Aug. 12-15
Douglas County Merchants' Institute TAugust 30-31
Southern Oregon Seal Sale
Conference Sept. 1 8
Knights of Pythias Convention, Dist, No. 5.......Sept. 22
Regional P. T. A. Convention ; Oct. 17-18-19
Fall Meeting Presbytery of Southern Oregon ..Oct, 23-24
National Election November 6
State Horticultural Meeting Dec. 12-1314
8" 4. .
x Make arrangements now to
STUDY PIANO
Older beginners and adults especially
Any kind of music you wish
CLASSICAL, SACRED OR POPULAR
FRANCES LINTOTT
Studio 522 S. Main St. Phone 419-J
ROOF WORK
Get our estimate before you contract
your work.
Local
Experienced Workman ;
Absolute Guarantee.
DENN-GERRETSEN CO., Inc.
tires from 32x6 heavy duty ten ply Bus nnd Truck
type to 30x32 l'ord tire.
Our lire is the famous Lpc tire. Nationally
known nnd nationally advertised. This month, Au
gust, 1928, nds nppenr in all the lending magazines
here mentioned: Saturday Evening Post, l.ilx-rty.
Literary Digest, Life, Times, Christian Science
Monitor, Atlantic Monthly, The Golen Book, I lar
per's Magazine, 'The American Review, Scribncrs,
World's Work and Elks Magazine. Never were
tires ns chenp as now. It docs not pay to monkey
and fiddle around with your old ones. Come to
the big tire sale Monday, August 1 3, nnd equip
your car with new tires nt prices never before heard
of. Sale lasts all week. The goods are of the high
est quality, ' fully guaranteed. Remember the
. place and date,
Nick Carter's Tire Shop
439 North Jackson St., August 13.
Saturday
Night
Coolest Place in Town
Finest Dance Floor
Music by
' Phat Mart's
Rhythm Boys
Cooh, Curry mid western DoukIub
countlcM in the plcuit program to
morrow, o .
Fred A. Flelda, who for a num
ber of ycnrH ban been niaiiaur of
thy H. I'. atom department In the
local yurda, hau been tranalt'i-rud
to Kuguno and 1h leuvluw tomorrow
to tako up lila duties ut the now
location.
IN ROSEBURG
3
Tire Sale!
(f'BiR lire Sale on nt
iNichols L-nrter I ire
Shop 439 North' Jack
son St., commencing
Mondav morning, Au
fjuai 1 3, your lucky
day. We linve nil size
tires in balloon type,
from 33x6.75 to 27x
4.40. 1 liuh pressure
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 1 , 1928.
BQDIESDEC1DET0
I
f Auoolatfd treu , Wlr,
I NEW YORK, Aug. "31. Because
one of them in said to have, fallen
i In love and wurilH to murry, two
17-year-old gli'ln, joined together
Hli.ce birth, ur under obaervatlon
In a hospital hero preparatory to
an operation to separate them.
Mary and Murarel (ilbb, the no
called "Kiame.se Twins," are
datiKhtera of Mr. and Mrs. John
It. (Jlbb of Holyoko, Mass. They
are Joined by a ffirMlaginous bond
at the baao of tho spine.
Dr. FianclH I. Weflton,. who has
charge of tho case, declined any
comment other than to say that
the proposed operation was very
hazardous.
AM previous a'ttempts but one
to separate "Siamese Twins" were
said by surgeons to have proved
unsuccessful. The lone success
ful operation was performed sev
eral years ago In Mexico and In
that catio one or the twins died.
Surgeons explain that "Slamise
Twins" usually have Homo vital
connecting link, '"such, as a joint
circulatory system or spinal sys
tem. Tho two ' girls recently , have
foeon appearing on exhibition at
Coney Island and have myido sev
eral appearances in vaudeville.
Of
MID, LOSES II
(AurMlatcri lrm lawil Wirt')
NEW AI.I1ANY. lull.. Aug. 11.
Cliirencn Sniitli, 111 years old, In In
a hospital with Ilia left arm ampu
tated ufler ho hud been shot and
wounded by a prohibition officer
during a raid on tho Smith homo
yesterday. Tumor Uevlno, IB, who
was with Smith In a bed room
whon dm officers arrived, said
Smith whh fired on bccuu.so ho was
slow In getting out of bed at thu
dry agent's command, but George
Winkler, deputy prohibition admin
istrator for Indinna, said lie was
convinced thu boy was accidental
ly shot during a scuffle. '
Charges of conspiracy to violate
tho federal prohibition law were
filed lule yesterday by Winkler,
against Mrs. Franc. I.owiuan. 50;
.lames Smllb. r(, and Oils Wash
burn. !, following the raid. James
Sinll.li Is the father of the wound
ed youth. .
Winkler went to (he scene or
Ihu raid after learning of thu shoot
ing. II was undenilood that ho ex
onernled Charles IHelhcrt, the
agent located al New Albany who
was ropurled to have fired the
shot.
Tho raid, conducted by the fed
eral otrlcers located hero, reinforc
ed by two special agents from tho
Indianapolis headquarters, netted
a IfiO-gallon still and a small nuan
tlly of mush and some moonshine
whiskey.
TRAGEDIES IN
THE NORTHWEST
I
(AnWK'Inlt'il I'rewi I.piim-A Wirt??
HKASIfiK, Ore., An. 1!.Over
coine while surf swimming yestir-
day, OeorK" WiuiKer, lil, Pnrtlaud
imiMlcliui. was drowned. MIks Mil
dred VollanB, of Seaside, reached'
him when he called for help, andi
held his head up niilll lireKUiirdsi
Here le the latest picture of Mary
A New Picture
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without her famous curls. Note that the bob Is an extremely conier-
arrived. He was un conscious and
rt-HUhitallon efforts failed.
j WHITE SALMON, Wash., Auk.
I 1. Albert Schmidt, 21, of Truui i
Iike, drowned while Hwiiiiiulng in
Trout erwk Thursday.
PKNDLKTON, Ore., Aug. 11
When a truck he was driving left
the road and overturned Alvin Wil
son, f.7, farm hand, was killed yes
terday. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug.. 11.
Ralph Coleman, 7, was killed, yes
terday when he was lilt by an au-1
! lomobile after falling from a mo-!
j torcych; which upset after hitting ;
; a curb. lionald Cheney, driver of '
j the car, was arrested, and releas-j
j t'd pu his own recognizance pend- '
' ln investigation.
I LOCAL NEWS . J
;
Jack Parrott of Camas Valley
was in this city today attending
to business affairs and visiting
with with friends.
Miss June Laird of Portland is
a visitor here as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Binger H. Laird,
Over From Myrtle Point
Mrs. Nellie Oeslretch and son of
Myrtle Point were In this city Fri
day and today visiting friends.
People Here From Canada !
Mrs. P. Wi Ilarley or St. Cath- i
erine, Ontario, Canada, Is visiting
at tho homo of Her brotltor, T. 31.
Ness in Laurelwood. I
Coqullle Man Visitor
Walter M. Twoy'of Cqiuillo vis
ited here yesterday, coming to
meet Miss Zoo Twoy and Miss
Mary. Twoy, who arrived In the;
afternoon from Mesa, Arizona.' j
From Medford 1
' J. J. Huvjitor nnd L. O. Kllngel, i
fi;om Medford offices of tho Call-;
fornia-t)regon Power company, ur
rived here Friday afternoon and
aro looking after business uffuirs.
Los Angeles Folk Visit j
Mr. and Mrs. V I. Long, pro- ;
prietors of the Mayflower liotel at :
Los Angeles, were hero last eve- .
Hint, visiting on their way home
following a motor trip to Washing- ;
ton points. f i
George Churchill Here Today
George Churchill, who Is in tho
emidoy of the forest service In the
Umpqua district," was hero today
from Steamboat. Ho wllj be sta
tioned with tho crew farther In
tho heart of that illstrtct, going
about 15 miles above Steamboat
next week to lay telephone l.fies.
Visiting at Son's Home
Mr. and Mrs..M. P. Johnson, of
Itockford, Illinois, arrived hero
yesterday afternoon from the
north and will visit al. the home of
tjieir Hon and wife, Mr. nnd Mrs.
(leorge A. .iohnsnu, south of tills
city. They will be hero indefinite-
y- - -
WORK AT LEEPER '
DOME GOING AHEAD i
VERY RAPIDLY,
Work nt I.oi'i'r Dome .whei'o op
orutloiis nro under wny In hnrlng
for oil, Ih proKn'HsliiK very nirely.
ncconlhiK to W. F. Colib. the mun
UKor uf tin? company. Tho well (a
now down over 2500 foot and there'
in a strong as preaaure, the kus
forchiK Its way up through several
hundred feet or water.' Ilcrau.se ot
the heavy as flow the drillera are
j lining extreme rare In handling
, fires around the well.
WILL BRING BACK PRISONER
Deputy Sheriff Harold McC'abo
will leave toniuht for Hakersfleld,
Cal., with 'requisition papers for
Lyle Ilaker, who was anesled re
cently at Tuft. Cal. Ilaker is want
ed In this county on a charge of
larceny ,heing accused of having,
stolen valuable property from V.
V. Hopkins of Circle 11 Lodge on
the North Unjpqun. "
of Curlless Mary
Plckford, thowtna the screen star
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Friday, :
August 17
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CHRISTY
BROTHERS
CIRCUS
The only circus in all the
world that parades and the
two mile long gorgeously
and brilliantly spectacular
street pageant will leave the
show grounds promptly at
noon. .
The . performances ' are
scheduled for 2 and 8 o'clock
for the evening show.
There are only two cir
cuses In America that have a
five ring circus and, Christy
Bros. Circus Is one of them.
More Wild Animals
Than All Other
Circuses Combined .
50 Tons of Performing
Elephants 50 . v
200 Performing Horses and
Ponies 200 '
Santa Claus With His Flock
of Iceland Reindeer. Posi
tively the Only Trained
Performing , Reindeer on
Earth,
30 Performing Black Maned
African Lions.
50 Dainty Dancing Girls and
Dancing Horses 50
30 Cage Menagerie, Which
Requires 7 Pole Menagerie
Tent.
6 Pole Big Show Tent 5
Rings, and the Hippodrome
Track. '
500 People and Animals In
Noah's Ark, the Grand Op
ening Spectacle.
Even to the Stork. See Him
Perform. Real Living Stork.
Stork.
A Group of Giant African Os
triches. Sure. They Perform.
Miss Jumbo, the Larges) Ele
phant In the United States.
Llo Hlo Ting, the Greatest
of All Chinese Acrobatic
Troupes. .
Under the personal man
agement of G. W. Christy,
circus veteran, who was born
and reared under the flap
ping canvas waits of a circus
tent. And looks after the
multitudinous details of the
big circus with lovjng care.
DON'T MISS THE TWO
MILE LONG PARADE
Come early, spend an hour in
the menagerie from 1 to 2.
ONE TICKET ADMITS
YOU TO BOTH TENTS
AND ENTITLES YOU
TO SEAT
Expected From South Today '
Mrs. George Ilninn and daugh
ter, Prlsi'lllu, are expected here
from Oakland, Cnlifornla, today
nnd will spend n few days visiting
with C. W. McAllister and Mr. and
Mrs. O. I). McAllister. They will
later visit in Portland nnd then
leave for their homo In Lincoln.
Nebrnska. .
t LODGEDIRECTORY 2
Knights of Pythlaa, Alpha Lodge
No. 47 Meets every Wednesday
In Knights of Pythlns hall, 1.1-1
Rose street. Visitors always wel
come. C. W. HORNER, C. C.
ROY O. YOl'NO, M. P.
GEO. R.JVARE. ICR. 3.
Union Encampment No. 9, I .O. O.
F. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem
ple on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
of each month. Visiting Patri
archs nlwnvs welcome.
S. M. KEI.LEY, C. P.
C. V. CRAMER, It. P.
CAUL W. HUMAN. Scribe
Laurel Chapter, No. 31, R. A. M.
Meets every third Tuesday ol
each month In Masonic Temple
All memliers requested to at
tend and visiting companions
welcome.
L. M. I.EHHP.ACH. High Priest
W. P. HARRIS. Sec.
Neighbors ' of .Voodcraft, Lltal
Circle, No. 49. Meets cn first
and third Monday evenings. In
K. of P. Hall. Visiting Neigh
bors Invited to attend
ELSIE WILLIAMS. O. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY. Clert
Pythian Sisters, Umpqua Temple
No. 4. Meets the second and
fourth Monday evenings of each
month at the K. ot P. hall. Vis
itors nlwavs welcome.
LENA YOVN01. M. E C. '
KVA MARKS. M. of R. C.
MAY E. PARKER, M. ot P.
Job's Dsuohters 'No. 6 Meets
at . . 7-10 n
liTHt Bill III1IU rilu.jn ov
. ... i , xia.
W. Aiasoill..C leuipiu. aiuoioi
j sons and O. E. S. members al-
. wave -welcome.
JLIZABETHREERSeo '
DEMOLAY
Regular communication
2nd and 4th Thursdays.
Masonic Hall.
W. 0. M. L. Meets In Moose hall
second and fourth Fridays at 8
. o'clock. Visitors welcome. ,
CONSTANCE BLACK, 8. R.
JESSIE CALHOUN, Rec.
VIVIAN PHILLIPS, Treasj
Woodmen of the World, Camp No ,
125 Meets In the Odd Fellows
Hall In Roseburg every first
and third Monday evenings. Vis-'
ltlng neighbors always welcome.,
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
Roseburg Rebekah Loage. No. 41
I. O. O. F. Meets in Odd Fel
IOW8 temple every ween.
1 uesuay eveninu. iuub u.-
hers in good standing are cor
Qiaiiy lliviietl m nucuu. .
r.vKiyn innjvr.il, n. u.
UrJHluuuiv nuiricuu, ... " -
c e Dn.ahiipn rhantur. No.
Holds tliolr regular .moetlng on '
the first and third Thursdays in
each- month. All sojourning
brothers and sisters are respect-:
fully Invited to attend. !
ETHEL L. WEBB, W. M.
FREEJOHNSONSec.
To. O. F., Phiietarlan Lodge No. I
8. Meota In Odd Follows Tem- j
pie every Friday evening. Visit-1
lng, brethren are alwuys w ;
come. )
J 15 TWINT. N. O. !
A. J. GEDDES, Rec. See.
J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Seo.
K. O. T. M. Meots each second
and fourth Thursday of each
month in Mnccabee hall, corner
Cass and Pine streets. Visiting
Knights alwnyfl welcome.
L. G. GOODMAN, Com.
' -,W, A. RAPP, R. K.
Roseburg Lodge No. 1037, L. O. O
M.-Meets first an1 third Wed
uesdnys of the month, Moost
Hall. 248 N. Jackson Btreet. Vis
iting brothers welcome.
OEO. P. CILHAM, Diet.
IT. O. PARflETER, Sec.
JNOl M. THRONE. Trees. '
W. B. A. O. T. W.. Roseburg Re-
view No. , 11 Holds regular
meetings on second and fourth
Thursdays nt 7:30 p. m. Visiting j
sisters invited to attend reviews, j
Maccabee Hall, Fine and Cass
streets. I
MRS. MARY WTLCOX. I
JESSIE RAPP, CoL
A. F. & A. M., Laurel Lodge No.
13 RoEular communication sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays each
month nt Masonic Temple, Rose
buraOre. Visitors welcome.
F. A. COOK, W. M.
W. F. HARRIS, Sec.
Eagles, Roseburg Aerie Meets In
: Maccnboo Hall on Cass street
on second nnd fourth Wednes- i
- tiny evenings of oach month, at j
s o'clock, visiting nretnren in
good standing always welcome.
J. B. BAILEY, Jr. W. Pres.
GEO. STALEY, Jr., P. W. Pres.
I). F. GOODMAN, Sec.
. B. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodge No.
326 Holds regulnr communica
tion at tho Elks Temple on each
second and fourth Thursdays of
each month. All members re
quested to attend regularly, and
all visiting brothers are cordially
iuvlted to attend.
WALTER S. FISHER, E. It.
TWnfiLAS WA1TE. Sec.
ALL SET
Here Is "Dinger" Daugherty, legless and one-armed aviator, and
his scheduled non-step flight from New York to Rome.
Daugherty First Flew Only
. '
Few Months Ago.
By NEA Service
NEW MARTINSVILLE. W. Va
July 28. M. It. Dougherty, known
"Dinger." has no leg and only i Eventually he was able to walk
one arm: but In a few days, If all I nrlr aa ,"ve11 "; strangers
sees well, he will take off alone K'10 ",,w !lm street did not
from New York en a projected ' "f1 rcnllzB tllnt lle ' li-no-stop
nlrplnln flight from New j I"eU'
York to Home. Ti,pn stuilirtl telegrnphy. In
For, despite his physical hnndl- j the course ot time he became a
caps, the Dinger Is an accomplish- j railroad train dispatcher here,
ed pilot. Most of his friends land from that post he entered
here have flown with him at one ' politics, being elected county as-
time or another, anil all are confl- j sessor on the democratic tlckt repon" Rre lavorable. He Is u
dent that lie can make the long ! by the largest majority on record Premely confident that he will
hop. ihere. He Is Just now completing mako It successfully.-
Daugherlv Is 20. the son of a i hls second term in that office. fi ,
farmer living near town. .On his I Last winter Daugherty went to d l Thn lnl'tS
graduation from the local high ; Florida, where he learned to fly. : the Dinger has a war of Lilt
school, he got a Job aSyard clerk t-Desplte his physical handicaps he i lng handicaps HS .T 3
in the Raltlmore A Ohio railway ; became a proficient pilot, winning i to dance drive ?n .J?
offices here. It was that job that
led to his being crippled. Work
ing on a train one day, he fell be
neath tbe wheels. Both legs and
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Roseburg
THE WIGWAM
Carnival Dance
SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 11
REAL DANCE AND A BIG HOUSE
Everybody come bring everybody with you.
Those whom you can't bring send.
Hata end horns and a good time for all.
A Real Jazz Orchestra
By the Nine Piece Golden Gate Syncopators
Opening Sunday
Fred Burk's Fruit Stand 1
.Coos Bay Highway
Half Mile from Coos Junction '
Watermelons Cantaloupes
Muskmelons Corn Tomatoes
- We have very great quantities of these delicious products. Come
out Sunday and get a supply.
FOR HOP ACROSS
WEST VIDIAN
ne arm severed. lie spent
In, it. mnnth. In a hnanltnl
Uses Artificial Limbs
When ' Dinger recovered he set
out to overcome his handicap. He
got two artificial legs and an arti
ficial arm and spent months Get
ting fninillnr with their use.
a license as a transport pilot from
ine i-iepartmenl of Commerce.
All ,,T, k r'?"J'iC!l .
All spring he studied naviga-
iTir.T.T.T.T.I.T.T.T.
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ATLANTIC
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plane In which he left his home for
s
Was Crippled in Accident
on Railroad.
Hon. Tlie use of radio was al
ready an open book to him. In
between times he devoted himself
to the art of analyzing weather
bureau reports. At length he de
cided that he was ready.
So, the other day, lie climbed
Into his plane, sped down the
runway here nnd was oft for
New York. He will take off for
Italy, he says, as soon as weather
typewriter since he was crippled
Isn't he also a Bkilled stunt plloU
eTen nou,tn he na one good
limb Instead of four,
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