THUGS' CAPTIVE,
AROYLE. Mich.. Oct. 31. Two
men and a Human lust night enter
ed in home of Henry Frentisa,
cashier of a private bank tier,
mid held Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss
captives more than half the night
while they attempted to comiel
him to open the bank -safe. They
finally shot the banker in the leg.
rracturins the bone, when he at
tempted to excape.
Whilw the vtuuiAii baiiutl Match
ed over Mrs. Prentiss the men
marched Prentiss to the bank
where he told them he did not
Lnuw the combination. Then they
returned him home where the
five partook of an early morning
breakfast prepared by the woman
robber.
I' rider questioning Prentiss told
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the rubbers that Mrs. Ikm Herdell,'
.ttiMstunt cashier, knew tlie combi
nation of-the safe and they then
escorted htm to the lleidell home.
Herdt-ll alls fled the dr bell.
When one of the robber ttlioved a
revolver in his face. JltTdell hit
him and flammed the door. Pren-1
liss, taking advantage of the situa
tion, also struck the bandit and
Med. He was shot through the
right W as he ran.
j Ketiirniux to the Prentiss home,;
the two men joined their woman
companion and fled. They obtain
ed only $13 from the PrentifM
home.
Todny Prentiss was in a hos
pital and his wiTh was under the
care of a physician as a result of
nerve shock.
ti... t " , i, m-.i.k i !
, ". , . Vellemoute Morris returned
l; Sl"-"- " ,, re, "',"' hom last evnlnu following a bust
bed In a similar manner three t, , , 1, .,
weeks ago. McKeith. casliier of the
'Yule bsnk, foiled an atieL.pt. to
I force him to open the bank sufe.
LADY CHURSTON RE-WEDS
(AmwUKtd taanl Wire)
LONDON. Oct. 31 Lady Churs-
'ton. formerly known as Denise
Urine, niult-al comedy actress, who'Here From Oakland
was divorced by Lord Churaton j Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand F. Fort
ilast April, was married today to in 0f Oakland were here for a few
Theodore William Weasel. I hours yesterday looking alter busi-
lu the suit for divorce brought iU.Sb affairs and visilinK with
; by Lord Thurston. Wessel was
I named as correspondent, and the
jcase was not defended.
I t ?s 777, 7.
JON!) IF I.AC is.-Senator
nrookhurt lauded Hoover for ac-
wviuea in weiiiiuii huhj reuei.
! HIGHWAY BOARD TO
SIT IN ROSE BURG ON
NORTH UMPQUA ROAD
! .
POI1TLAND, Ore., Ort. 31.
The highway commission
1 late vesterdav announced that
! a hearing would be held at
lioseburg, at a date to be an-
i nonnced later on a petition loperutod tlie berastitchiug uboo on
for creation of a super-road Kast Cass street, and recently
'district to be known as the!moved to the Hell building on
! Piamond Iake-North I'mpqua south Jackson street, opposite the
! highway district. The district I Antlers threatre, and Mrs. M. K.
would be formed to levy taxes
for a road to Diamond lake up
the North Umpqua, river. I
Moundaries of the proposed I
distrtrt will he among ques-
: tions to be threshed out at
the Itospburg hearing.
''
would insist upon if you knew
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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1928.
LOCAL
Visitors Leavt for Petaluma-
Maria t uuzi and lamily. after
visiting at the Geo. Itellenardt
home at IdVyld for some time.
left yesterday afternoon for their I
home at Petaluma, California. i
Here From Canyonville
Mr. and Mrs. It. ti. Gllhatieh ;
were here from Canyonville Tut-s- j
day uliernoon looking after bus.'-!
ties affairs and visiting with!
Irit-nds.
Back From Coast Trip
Reach and Powers for a few days.
Attended Railroad Meeting j
J. K. Clark. Southern Pacific
company agent, returned here vs-
terday from K tig lie where he at-1
ti tided a railroad meeting that '
morning.
. friends. t
j j
Missionary Goes to Ashland i
Miss Goldie Welts, returned mis-'
L, worker f,.om r.mrtt Afrjca
whose homB in Amerll.a a ..,,. :
sey, Uregon, left yesterday after-j
noon for Ashland after spending)
the past two days here. Miss W'elM ,
spoke on missionary work and an :
educational program at the one-day j
missionary conference here at the
Christian church. She will assist'
similar program in Ashland
auu tnen K ' talirornia, where
ithe rles will continue. 1
! " 1
.Ladies Exchange Opened
Mrs. A. McComas, who formerly!
James, also of this city, have open-i
u a ladies novelty exchange, the
business starting yesterday. The
shop occupies the front space hi
one part of the lower floor of the I
jHell building and the operators will
have a hemstitching department as
well hs novelties to sell.
all the facts
NEWS
From Astoria
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Thompson,
residents of Astoria, were visituia
here over yesterday.
From Riddle
Mrs. It. O. Wilson of Riddle was
In this city Tuesday atVrntMtii
shopping and visiting wiiti friends.
Umpqua Man In
Ikm Main! of I'mpqiia was here
yesterday alb-moon lor a hi m i
tiwTe looking after Inisiness inai
ters and trading-
Rice Creek Visitor
J. Meredith, Kire creek resident,
was in KosebiirK for a few hours
matters and visiting.
Canyonville Visitors-?-
Mr. and Mrs. lltid Martlndale.
residents of Canyonville. were in
this city Tuesday afti'i ihkiii trans
acting business and shopping.
Canyonville Visitors
Mrs. Kltou Itollenliauh of Can
yonville was in Hnsebiirg mi Tms
jlay afternoon attenditm to business
al fiii is and visiting v-iih fiiends.
Glide Folk In
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wright were
here from their Cllde home on
Tuesday purchasing supplies and
looking af!er other business at
fairs.
Leaves or Ashland
W. F. Turner of Spokane, repre
sentative of the National Mission
ary Society on the Pacific coast,
who was here for the one day con
ference at 1he Christian church on
Monday, left yesterday afternoon
to conduct a similar conference in
Ashland.
Ex-Residents Visit
Mr nml Mrs 11 W. litres and
Ron and daughter, Wayne RUgs
:and Mlsg Virginia Iilgns, were ar
rivals here yesterday from Grants
i Pass, to which city they recently
moved from itoseburg, ana ar?
visiting fiiends here.
Survey Crew Returns
N. W. I'rii-e, head of the survey
crew whifh has been stationed on
work about "0 miles east of here.
and the members of the rrew. In
cluding Homer Kleppel, Krederirk
R. Stonefield. Wm. Jackson. . R
Morgan, Kelem R Meyer, and J.
Landers, returned here last night.
Christian Brotherhood Dinner
The monthly dinner of ihe Chris
Han Brotherhood was held Monday
evening in the I'reRhyterinn
church social parlors with an nt
lendance of 41 members. The ad
dress of the evening was mnde by
Dr. Sutcllffc, a religions talk en
titled "If ". , Community singing
was also a part of tjie program.
Californian Visits
Mrs. Carina Forth of ' Oakland,
California, who had been visiting
at the home of R Kortin and fam
ily at Oakland. In Douglas county,
spent yesterday evening here as a
guest of Mrs. M. A. Jones. Mrs.
Kortin, accompanied by her moth
er, leaves today for the south after
a tour of Washington and part of
Idaho, where they have been visit
ing with relatives.
Open Grange Meeting Thii Eve
Kvergreen (I range of Kelley's
Korner will -hold an open meeting
this evening at the grange hall.
Dr. C. II. Ilailey of South Deer
Creek and editor of the State
(irange Bulletin, has been secured
to K'ak on the grange labor In
come tax measure and the consti
tutional amendment limiting the
power of the legislature. Tlie puh
llc Is Invited to attend the affair.
Going to Myrtle Point
j Dr. C. If. Tlalley, editor of the
(State Crange Bulletin, and Mrs.
Bailey of South Deer Creek will go
i to Myrtle Point on Friday morn
ling. Dr. Bailey to address the Coos
1 County W. C. T. V. on the grange
'labor income tax measure and the
i rousf ilutfonal amendment limit ing
jthe power of the legislature. Hon.
' B. L. Kddy of Koseburg will also
, be present and will discuss other
measures at the same meeting.
Dr. E. V. Hoover
Candidate for Mayor
favors law enforcement
I In looking over the city tin Igef
: as outlined In ih Nws Hfvii-w Is
j sije flat Oi t. 2.!rd. YrH, an t the
; several Items for city expri'li'ure
i for the ensuing year. I r f . Hie
! taxpayers and voters of th- rtty
I in consider th same b-fo:. mey
' cast their ballot. I sm certain that
j ihe estinit( running exp-nf' of
the city for the ynr V2U ran be
(reduced considerably bv a little
j whittling on th bud KM, th-ieby
I saving the taxpayers unnec ary
expenf"
E. V. HOOVER, M. D.
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Uth n MBdwoa Ctu 0kUn4, Caliisfnitr.
The Great Engineering School
of The West
BitM.thtj in 1I94 Owt tooo tltnl.
CwUrt4 Iv iigtttt 1 iptt
All aon-tiMntiil utti Mnittvd Innntiff
pt Actual ihocouth tour mi tm
ElMtrinl. Mrrbkniral. CWIt. Mining.
ArrhitMlMral Jk felrctrl KnfinNt
ing. New orMa la Anlicl mmi
AirpUn EnK)nrinr. Special rores
In Alrplan Mrchnirs, AnU Mchn
Urn. Machine Shop, Llc trie Shp. lni
tion, UaiUrr. etc.
CmpUl KlKlriral Tlyjraulte, StrSM n4
StuJnU auided in fintneinf thtir mm
Writt for Iih cauloff
CP. E. Gimon. P?t. W. 1. Wood. RSit
Southern Visitor
K- S. Harvey of Med ford was In
Itosehuig over Tuesday looking
alter business affairs. ,
Salem Folk Visit
Visitors in this city from the
northern part of Oregou over
Tuesday were Mr. und Mrs. Ciilham
Cilbert of Salem.
Here From Medford
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cacey of
Medford were in Itoseburg over
Tuesday visiting and oh business.
From Coast
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Simmons of
Marshfield were Itoseburg visitors
over Tuesday.
Deputy Visitor
J. L. Iiodsott, deputy sheriff
from Ueedsport. was in this city
Tuesday and today in his official
capacity. .
District Manager Here
11. W. Coldway, district manager
of the California Transit com
pany, with headquarters in Port
land, and Mrs. Coldway are visitors
in Itoseburg today.
Went to R el da port
Attorney K. H. Compton and E.
It Kenny went to Heedsport last
night, and will spend a day or ho
there transacting business.
Here From Drew
W. t. Tison, resident of the
Drew district, was here over Tues
day looking after business affairs
and visiting with friends.
From Southern Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. (ih-n Richardson
were here from Myrtle Creek on
Tuesday afternoon looking after
business affairs and trading.
Spent Afternoon
David Smith, resident of South
Derr Creek, was in this city Tues
day afternoon looking after busi
ness affairs and trading.
In Southern Oregon
T. B. Swearingen, co-proprietor
of the Grand hotel, went to Med
ford and Ashland yesterday after
noon and is returning here today.
From Southern Part State
(Jeo. W. Hood, resident of Grant!
Pass, was here over Tuesday look
ing after business affairs and visit
ing. Visited W. F. Thomas Here
Fred Thomas and wife, of While
Salmon, Wash., have returned to
their home after visiting Mr.
Thomas' father, City Treasurer W.
F. Thomas, for several days.
Sisiter Visiting Mrt. Matthews
Mrs. James W. Anderson, Tft
rmiia matron, lias been here since
Saturday as the house guest of
her sister, Mrs. Frank B. Mat
thews. She w ill be Joined here
from southern California by Mr.
Anderson and the two will leave
Friday for home.
Word was received here this
morning of the deuth of Kd Crab
tree, Tulare, California, a brother
of Mrs. D. C. Hamilton, Mrs. U. S.
Carroll and Miss Kllen Crab tree of
this city. Hh passed away last
night at the family home following
a lingering Illness. Ho was a mem
ber of a pioneer California family
of which there are nine
surviving. The mother
away last May. He also
seven nieces and nephews.
sisters
passed
leaves
Friends were shocked today to
learn f the death by accident of
littlf Maxine Hamilton, 3-year-old
1 daughter of Mrs. Hulda Hamilton,
M4 Kast r.flih street, Portland, and
a nice of Miss Amy Krt kson,
until recently one of the (touglas
couniy health nurses here. The
child filed Tuerlay night at the
! Shrine hospital from Injuries suf
j fered when she as stru k by an
i auto driven hy J. K. Cassary of
I Port land, the sci iil-nt occurring
at Mason street and Cul'y road in
the Rose City. The litth: girl was
well known and lovd In Rosehurg
where she frequently Tlslted with
her aunt. Her Isnt visit was here
in the summer when sh whs nr..
compiinleil by her mother. She
was the only child,
ST JOSKI'H Mo. Senator
( Riw ay. Arkansas, asked Borah
to justify r smpaign utterances
with speeches made in senate.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Sena
tor fJlass, Virginia. rrlllcizfd
clergymen participating In earn-
I-aicn.
CARD OF THANKS
To my many friends In Rose
burc, I wish to express my appre
elation for the hospitality shown,
h Hell as the flower and letters
jthat were sent, following my re
cent accident.
LESLIE KELLOW,
A dental survey of school chil
dren, sponsored hy the liouglas
county heulth utdl and the state
dental unit, was begun today by
Dr. Kstill Brunk. who represents
the state board. He examined the
students of the Rose school for
defective teeth and throat ail
ments, and later he will ro to mit
er schools of the city and the
larger schools of the coutuy. He
rxptcU to contlnu th.- wot it un
til the middle of December, but
because of the limited time he can
spend In this county, not all of the ;
schools can be visited.
The survey Is for the purpose of
securing information as to ihe
praleuce ' . of dt frctie teeth
among school children. If the re
turns from Dr. li milk's wotk show ;
a large number of cases needing
attention, an effort wilt be .made!
to have dentists go to the schools
for a short period of time, doing
denial work for a fixed price, ex
tracting and rilling being done at i
moderate cost to the students. TTie
proper care of the teeth win
doubtless raise the standard of
health among the schools of Ihe
county. j
SENATOR OVERMAN
AND WIFE WEDDED !
HALF A CENTURY!
(AMoriatn) Prrw I.mH Wtr)
SAUSBl'RY, N. C, Oct. 31.
Senator Lee S. Overman, who has
represented North Carolina in the
upper house the last 2ti years, ob
served his golden wedding anniver
sary with Mrs, Overman, at their
home here today. Both Senator)
and Mrs. Overman declined plans
of friends to make the affair an
elaborate one.
Among the telegrnms of congratu- j
latlon from prominent men and 1
women of the nation was a nies-1
sage from (lovernor and Mrs. Al
fred E. Smith of New York.
Only a small group of relatives
and friends attended the celebra
tion, which vas held In the old
southern home.
The couple were married In Ra
leigh. Mrs. Overman was Miss
Mary Murrimon, duughter of a
prominent North Carolina judge.
H. SCHUMANN-HEINK
DENIED NEW TRIAL
ON THEFT CHARGE
(Ar-toolatH PrrM I.pflK'd ViTe)
SAN DIKfJO, Cal.. Oct. 3V A
new trial was denied yesterday to
Henry Schumnn-Heink, son of the
noted singer, and head of the
brokerage house which bears his
name, who was convicted by a su
perior court jury on a charge of
grand theft. Prompt notice of an
appeal was filed hy his counsel,
that notice serving as a s'ay of
execution of a prison sentence of
from one to ten years.
Ho will remain at liberty on
$151,000 hail.
AUTOIST EXONERATED FOR
PORTLAND CHILD'S DEATH
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 31 Mnx
Ine Hamilton. 3. was killed and
Betty Wilson. 11, Injured when lilt
by an automobile driven by J. R
Cassady, 24, on a road In an out
lying district late yesterday. Cas
sady was exonerated when officers
found he had applied his brake t In
an effort to avoid hitting th" chil
dren, who had failed to see the ap
proaching car.
PENITENTIARY PRISONERS
PREPARE FOR EARLY SHOW
8ALKM. Ore., Oct. 31. Prison
ers at Ijie Oregon state peniten
tiary are rehearsing for the annual
prison show, which will be Riven
on the nights of November 7, X
and . The feature attraction will
he "Brown s In Town," a farce
comedy This will be followed by
a vaudeville entertainment par
ticipated In by Ifl actors, colored,
some by nature and some via
burnt cork. Plantation melodies
will be featured.
The cast this year Is said to be
exceptionally strong, and will
agHln include the Inimitable Fred
Taylor, a colored boy. Taylor rare
ly misses a show. Once In a while
he haipens to be out of prison
when the show is given, hut usual
ly gets back in time or the next
one. His latest offense was Irnpli- j
cation In the burglary of a whole-j
sale tohHcco house In Salem, for
which he (tot five years.
The prison Jazz band will ac
cnoipany ine snow, j ne proceeds
will go to tlie prison amusement
fund.
STUDENTS WILL TRY TO
80LVE MORALS PROBLEM
SKATTLK, Oct. 31 - To nsu-in
ble "sl udent opinion of moral
problems," a committee has been
selected from the Cniverslty oi
Washington student council, a
group comjtosed of h'-nds of cam
pus organisation Th action fol
lows clom ly on President M. Lle
Silencer's disclosure of reported
drinking at the university and his
appeal for student cooperation In
meeting the situstion
An attempt vilt be made to de
termine what the student body
thinks about the drinking problem,
it was indicated, but Jit what
method Will be uned will not be de
cided upon until next Tuesday
night when the board meets again
The personnel of the "moral !
problems." group Is as follows: I
Boh Jensen, editor of the dnllv : I
Florence Johnstone, president of I
Pinhelienlc, the pororliy council;
Smith Troy, student bodv presi
dent: Susan Fitch, s'udnt body;
Al McLo and Al Klley, graduate
students.
Every Thursday
Starting
Tomorrow
ANTLERS
times TODAY'
"Forgotten
Faces"
With
Clive Brooks, Mary
Faces from the past. What
do they mean to you? Do
they bode good or 1117
'Forgotten Faces," ths
story of a woman whose
sins found her out.
TOMORROW
ONE DAY
FLORENCE VIDOR
In
"The Magnificent Flirt"
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CHINA NITE
ADMISSION
Mat. 10-25 Eve. 10-35
ANTLERS
NOW PLAYING
"THE FARMER'S
DAUGHTER"
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With Marjorie Beebe
A bi butter and eRg man
tlie city is made into a
rhrese in the country.
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To our patrons. " ' "
Each lady present on
receives one piece FREE
Attend regularly and 'se
cure a complete set,,,
See the Display in
our Lobby
Brian, Wm. Powell
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