Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, February 01, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEVS-REV!EW, ROSEBURC. OREGON, FRIDAY; FEBRUARY t. 1929. VENUE CHANGE FOLLOWS DISAGREEMENT OF JURY LA GRAN PR, Ore., Fb. 1 A change of venue In trial of Kr.d Illark, charged with manslaughter in Wallowa county, ha beu grant ed by Circuit JutUe J. V. Knowles, pnd the ca.-e will be tried in La (J rand,' on Keb, 11. At a recent trial the jury dis agreed and v. as dismissed, Jtlack Wits arrested following the death The Catholic ladles of St. Josephs Chureh will hold a food tale at Parslow's Furnl- ture Siore, Saturday, Keb. 2. of Ionard Olsen of Lostlne dur- j ing the deer season. Harry New. i berg, avresied with lltack, was con-! vicu-d last month and sentenced to j five years in prison, j LOCAL NEWS I Coquiife Peoplt Visit , - Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Jewell of Coquille were visitors In Koseburg over Thursday. From Salem J. M. Burt of Salem was a vis itor In tnis city on business mat ters over yesterday. From Coatt J. It. Trice, resident of Marsh field, was a visitor in this city on business over yesterday. On Way Coos County Mrs. E. C. Roberts and daughter, Bernice, of Myrtle Point were visitors hero yesterday, arriving tn the afternoon following a vLsit in Seattle. I From Southern Oregon J. L. Nell, resident of Ashland, was In R os-burg over yesterday on a business visit. From Wolf Creek II. R. Shelley of Wolf Treek was In Rosfburg over yesterday visiting friends and transacting business. From Melrose Mint Carl ITrlmnuIs M Molroe pent the moninc in x city visit n friends aul atteni.np to busi ness matter.!. Girt ts Quite III Mnrifin KlUabeth Church, the small daughter of Pr. and Mrs. H. c. Church. Is seriously ill at her home with bronchial pneumonia. Children Need Vitamins To Assure Strong Bones and Teeth SCOTTS EMULSION Is the Ideal Food-tonic. It Abounds in Cod-liver Oil Vitamins a J 5 and s f hKSJ Ip fOD 311 WEST CASS 225 N. Jackson ct ft tvwi.i. FloortiflpM, N. J. Stone's Special Merchandise Values; a Take advantage of Stone's ektra special values for Saturday an- S . . . i j i. r i u. u ...;n l tlClpate ruiure r.ccaii ana maKe up t live uuuar uruer wmcn win oc delivered free Small orders ten cents. Dr. and Mrs. Winchell Visit- Her condition today was reported - tn !. .Ill.tl.r 1. ....... wl oda crackers, like lettuce, must be crisp and fresh... Ssow flakes, light, flaky and oven crisp, nrc a complement to the crisp green lettuce of the salad. You can absolutely depend -upon their-freshness and quality. They taste oicn-crisp and they arel Packed warm from the ovens, in oue of six big plants near your home, Snow Flakes are wax -wrapped to retain their tempting flakiness instantly scaled in sanitary cartons. triply protected against moisture. As a further safeguard, they ore sold under n definite "Guarantee of Freshness." Pacific Coast liiscun Company, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Taconiu, Spokane. Don't ask for crackers-sny Smw Sums Pr. and Mrs. Park winchell of Eugene were in Roseburg yester day on a brief business stay. Dr. Winchell Is physician and surgeon at the Eugene horpltal. Mrs. Flint Here Mrs. Guy Flint, formerly of Oils city, arrived Thursday afternoon from her home in Portland to be the house guest of Mrs. Mose Y. Rice on South Jackson street over the week-end. Local Couple to Wed A marriage license was Issued at the Lane county clerk's office in 'Eugene yesterday to Lloyd-Downing Irwin, employe of the California-Oregon Power company, ami Miss Elva Faye Harper, both of this city. Mrs. Monosmith Here Mrs. Verne Monosmith of Port land has arrived here, being called to the city bv the illness of her mother. Mrs. L. W. Ingles, of Win chester street, who Is confined to her home with pneumonia. Grange Is Named The name Myrtle Creek Grange, No. 442, has been officially given the new organization at Mvrtle Creek, which was instituted Wed nesday. The new grange is start ing off in a very auspicious man ner and Is expected to be an itn ; portant factor iu the community life. Play Rehearsal Tonight The first rehearsal for the American Lefplon musical comedy "The Bright Lights," will be held at the Eiks rooms tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The chorus and principals will all be put through their paces hv James Evans, the director. The show will be presented two nights at the Antlers, February 19 and 20. Grand Ohancellor Visited Stanton Howell, grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias domain of Oregon, returned yesterday uft ernoonto his home in C.rants Pass. Mr. Rowell paid an official visit to Alpha lodge the evening preced ing. Following lodge the Pythian Sisters served a dinner to the men. Mr. Howell lias oeen on a tour of the northern part of the state for the past two weeks. to be slightly improved. Divorce Is Sought Suit for divorce was filed in the circuit court today bv Frances E. Kernan against Russell R. Keman. They were married at Portland, July 14. 19!3. The plaintiff, who U represented bv Attorney T. E. Agce of KeedsnorL alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. JuHoa Hopkins Grandfather- Judge Ilopkfnq. justice court judco. h" received word of the ."rtvi! of hl fifth vmndehlM, "n bnrn to Mr. rrt m it-iy s Pim'k, at Oa' land. Cal. Te boy has r-i-e:, name-l Walter Ttohort nnd was born Dec- m her 2'T Mrs. Peck s 'cimH" Marian Honk ins and fcr some tlrr was etimlovd tnogmnher for Jik1c O P. Co- how. now supreme curt judge of iregon. MEMORIAL ASKS CHANCF. IN U. S. BANKING LAWS house. H. B. 330 provide for two g additional circuit judges for the A fourt hjudlcial district and de- & clares an emergency: H, B. 837 fixes the fets to be charged In dis trict courts and H. B. 337 provides for an additional district judge for Multnomah county and Increases (A the salary of all district Judges from $301)0 to 13600 a year. Settlemier of Marlon, chairman of the fisheries committee, Friday introduced to the house a bill which would reopen the Columbia river to fish wheels. H. B. 333 repeals the first four sections of the fish wheel bil passed at the election In Novem ber. 1926. The bill contains the emergency clause. Senator Staples 111 SALEM, Ore., Feb. 1. Senator Isaac E. Staples, of' Multnomah rnnntv. veteran chairman of the senate ways and means committee, jj Visitors are excluded on orders of his physician. The senator has been absent from senate and com mittee meetings since Wednesday ;j evrnin. irsi iur a PAGE THE PIED PIPER Going South "The interchangeable bus iick et service on the Southern Paci fic, Oregon Stages and Coast Auto lines goes into effect February 1, ' J. A. Ormandy. Southern Pacific assistant passenger traffic man ager from Portland stated yester day afternoon while in Kosebuix. Mr. Ormandy looks for an Increas ed service by this change, he stales. New equipment will be put in by the company for the Coos Bay lines, replacing the equipment now in use. "Wo are looking forward to a very good year." Mr. Ormandy stated, "and our people are very optimistic. Ix cally In Oregon the outlook seems very encou raging, more so than for a number of years." Mr. Or mandy was joined here by his wife vacIi.fi iv cflurnnnn nnrl fllPV ' ""J ... - went on to (Irants Pass to attend the potentate's dance of lllllah temple, Shrlners. fContlnnert from nag 11 bouse amended section 4600 Ore gon laws as previously amended j to mnke houe bill 1f4 Include all counties In the stnte having a ponulntlon of lOO.OAu or less. The original pet Included counties on ly n to 25.000 population. Egbert's hill states that all In corporated cities shall share in the genere 1 con n t y rop d tax levy lr rpTct!vR of legislative charters which would exclude them. Until the act ws amended only Wasco, Jackson. Tillamook and Douglas county were affected. The amend ments throw In Marlon, Lane, Washington, Clackamas, and pos sibly one or two other counties whose population reached the 25. 000 mark since the 1910 census. Other Bills After defeating the Child B bill, which provides for the Issuance of ' motor vehicle licenses by the sheriffs of the various counties, during the morning session, house members Thursday afternoon moved to reconsider the bill and It v.-ns recommitted to the house Jud'clnrv committee. The house passed Senate bill 11, which provides for the cancel lation of interest and penalties on delinquent taxes on property ac quired by the state. School busses would be exempt from paying the motor license fee if house bill 323 introduced by Mc- Court of Multnomah county, be comes a law. Neil Malarkey of Multnomah Thursday introduced house bill 321, which would place members ! of the supreme court In depart- J ments and require that at any I election a candidate must deslg- j na!e the department in which he seeks election. I Joe Dunn Bill Lost I SALEM. Ore., Feb. 1. Senator; Dunne's bill providing that the in-j LONDON. Perhaps they didn't iS put enough cheese in the traps, but anyhow the 14,062 poison baits, the 6S5 wire traps and 3,218 "breaking back" traps laid In Southwark Boroueh the past twelve months have yielded only 1,840 rats and 60 mice. ? , .M irrii m urn USED IS CARS &y "....I'll wager he'd welcome a steaming cup of Golden West rizht nowl" dustrial accident commission be in creased to five members, one of whom should be a woman, and the state insurance commissioner. I made an ex-officlo member was killed by the senate Thursday by Indefinite postponement. The ad verse committee report was adopt ed. The deficiency appropriation bill providing for an appropriation of S143.O0O, approved by the ways and means committee, was passed with only Senator t'pton voting against It. Cpton gave as his reasons the fact that fur several sessions he has favored the abolition of the state emergency board, which he says gives every opportunity for extravagance, and that he was op posed to expensive activities be tween sessions by special commit tees aiMHifnted from only one house of the legislature. He cited the property tax relief commission, which has reported expense, hills sufficient to make an $1K,000 total. The deficiency appropriation cov ers all cntertcency allowances made since the lf27 session. Hot Fight Due On Bill Several senators mpde an un availing ficht Thursday against Senator Bell's bill which makes the county board of equalization in each county composed of the countv Judge and the two county commissioners instead of the i Judge, the county clerk and the i county assessor. It Is underntood the bill will be hotly contested in i the house. I Senate house bill 43, Introduced j by Mnser. providing that the state ' hoard pilot commissioners be made self sustaining by an Increase In I the pilot license fees from 130 to f o was passed by the senate. . The senate passed 14 house bills! Introduced by the commltiee on re-1 peal of obsolete law. Mrs. Denny Pensioned Governor Patterson has signed houfe bill 1T.6. Introduced by Rep resentative Bynon, which appro priates ",o month for Mrs. Ger trude J. Denny, aged widow of. Judge Denny, ho introdnred Chi nese pheasants into Oregon $25.00 TO $250 1924 Essex Coach. 1925 Essex Coach 1926 Essex Coach 1922 Ford Touring 1923 Ford Touring 1924 Ford Touring 1925 Ford Coupe 1926 Ford Touring 1923 Buick Roadster 1922 Buick Roadster 1923 Dodge Touring 1925 Star Touring 1925 Ford Delivery 1924 Star Touring 1923 Overland Touring j These cars are all in good running condition and if you are in the market for a good used car at a low price we invite you to look these over. Roy Catching Motor Co. HUDSON-ESSEX Rear of Hotel Umpqua Phone 438 Saturday Specials l!ffK19c fflSl 39c fl - ' Produce Features ? SpudsF'ncy ;.ue Birds'" $1.55 Cranberries 2 tb. 35c SpinachFreIhfcn21rp, 19c Lettuce S"6' 19c IHIjiins o who?eum' lb. 33c M ltr X QQr Catsup jrawr'' 19c 1 FANCY RUBBER APRON I Ul J i Candy XT Hit Figs frb?c"ki 39c Flour Sat? $1-85 1 Coffee ti?" - $1.45 Smoked Meats i Bacon 28c 1 Bacon squares ib. 19c Cottages "Lots of lean," lb. 28c Salt-Side ib. 19c I TWO MODERN FOOD STORES IN ROSEBURG From Coatt I. V. Rankin of North tlpnil la tills city over Thursday o business stay. I I STARTS A TODAY FOR 7 DAYS Dynamite THE WONDER 000 In Thrilling Western Talo "The Hound of Silver Creek" Here! Is C- tion, drama and ad venture with the screen's finest dog actor. Tarzan Latest News Admission 10c-25c Matinee 8at., Sun. 2:15 RPUTATI0W FOR. 1 OF THIS ONCTHiNfr vtz f.Rt aune sunt- Croft. .PUT ATI ON WtUU E.NDUR.t--V I CMir himln.4K rfputatlon dos not Thls nwl lannrtcrlnit. It s as spoll-sly airoprl:ition Is made by rarh ses sion of the lffr!idatur. For Mora Judges RAl.F.M. Or.. Vt. Th Joint Multnomah county deleratlon Fri day introduced three bills to the ( lean as the day we starli i In bul nes. Our pollrjr la the public be delighted. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 7 COMINQ SUNDAY Richard Barthelmess "Scarlet Seas" LIBERTY REEDSPORT MEN HERE. Warrnn Reeil, Lloyd Knapp and J. C Dlt-hl of He(lort v.-ere bust nesa visitors In Hosehurg today. Thoy Bpent avpral hours confer ring with County Jurtgo Hamilton relative to county matters, and will remain over tonight for a con-' heavily taxed latlve delegation regarding blllfc affecting the lower Umpqua' dis trict nnd particularly the bill that would eliminate penalty and Inter est on delinquent taxes of past years. The bill would be of great benefit to the lower Umpqua, whero newly developed land was and was uuable to ferenco tomorrow with the legls-jmeet the burden. LOOK WHATS UP GEO. SIDNEY and Charlie Murray "FLYING ROMEOS" i HOW HIGH IS UPT That's how far these two would-be Lindbergh's fly trying to outspeed Cupid 1 ALSO A WOW OF A COMEDY Latest News Admission Mate. 10o-25o Eves. 10e -3 So ANTLERS