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Newspaper Page TextTWO ATDREWHASA ' Norwegian: were with the allien KLAMATH FALL3, Mai. 21. j au,i tiuwe of Sweden with the ceil A straiiKti story of temporary tiol powers. luppeH of memory induced by a Kin Haakon, related by blood shiapnel wound durfiiK the world to Qimwi Alexandra of KiiKlnnd, war has been told uuihorltles uyjBtill furthur streuKtheuud himself John 11. (Irahani, alleged masler j by marrying Pi incest Mauu, dauK" torger and auto thief, captured ' ter of King Edward and (iueeu early Saturday morning, by Sheritf , Alexandra, aud therefore a sister Lloyd U Low &L Drew, Ore., in Douglas county. - Graham la being held hi the county jail while the sherltf la de ciding which one of fiv counlles prosecute him. The sheriff and ; di Uriel attorney of Ijike county nre expected to urrive this after noon tu coufer wilh Low on the cue. (irahum said that he was .,i. , Jtct lo fila ol tempqi-ary am 1 conlended that during hlsl sensailuual check forging spree i lust week that he was suffering fioui this malady. Authorities are inclined lo laugh at his vxplaua tion. . "He can renieniher ' w here hj Weill lruui the time he left Klam-. nth Fulls, but, Htruugu to say, he claims his mind was an absolute than her 2ti-yeur-old husband, is uu I cliuMmif-nt through the mail, "blank when he pasHod those checks i expei l musician and needlewoman j yyii (iorder obtained the docti und when he stole a cur in Lake- j and has been called the prettiest meats Troin the cleric of the district view," Sheriff Low commented, j unmarried princess In Europe. I court at Topeka last month when "lie said that shortly after he ar-, Their inorrlaee brings about a! he applied for two certified copies Tived at Urew he suddeuly realized c'ose union between the royal faml-1 0 u Wrlt of habeaB corpus on the car he was driving was nol his: and insisted that he planned lo re-i turn to Khtmath Kails voluntarily 1 and straighten out the matter. ! imntl, also is related to iuig i nns. Well, he's hack and we'll ussisl him (lull of Denmark, being his nleco. In that respect. Craliatu's purported check for geries covered a period of several days. He passed bad checks 111 Klamath Falls, Lakevlew, Marlon county, .luckaou county and Jose phine county. Ill Crunts Pass, Josephine county, Sheriff Low said, ho passed u forged check of $27.70 on the ex-sheriff of Josephine coun ty, and In Salem he passed a forg ed check of $t7.5tl on the secretary of state lor a new automobile license. "He Is the fastest talker I have ever come In contact w ith." the sheriff smiled. "He claimed ho was a member of prominent lodges, and In Uran(s .Pass said he was con nected with the Yullowstonu na tional park. As near as 1 call find put, uobody turned him down:" Grahr.iu wus formerly employed by tieorgu .Grizzle of this cily. WEDDING UNITES NORWEGIAN AND SWEDISH PEOPLES . t. (Continued from page 1) 'hut when the words, ' will," were Uttered hy the prince and princess thu greiU throng raised cheer af ter cheer. Then the royal naluf.u iv it 3 fired from the catle, steaiu pifl tu the harbor sounded their HiiTiiHoftiid the populace gave vent to Us "m eat tmthuuiasiu- Ah thu royal prom s Ion emerged 'fi'o'ni the church. Prince Oluf and rlliicOHH Martha entered u stale , tlMTvliui with largo windows through Which tliey couhl easily b.w seen, 'i'ho nrlncess was d leased In a .gown of silver with u crown oi gtTiMi my&le and tiny oraugo blos soms. , EntMQsiasm Runs High . ' "Along Iho short route to the pal iUHi, I he spectatoi'8 broke Into , roars of cheering and bo great was Vtltn enthusiasm that Iho police hud difficulty cheeking the crowd's ex uberant efforts to fot closer to the happy pair. The eagerly-expressed wtHll ot tile thl'OllR for the cnupte ;lo"'appt'iir ar.aln was answered by tlie, prince and princess who . Biiowed Ihcniselves once quote on i '11 blilcoiiy. Tills tirew a hurst of; tilujIiiK of lite Norwciiliin and wcilish ivatlomit aiilliems w lille the pr!:v.-i waved his Itatnl aflil the lltlncess threw klBses. (NEA Service) " LONDON, Mar. 21. Time' und ' love und toniaiice. three nif.st"r lioalal.:. Iinve just flayi'l u huue, ' 'jtdie im Norway and Swedt-u, wiitclu , only a fi-w ycuts iijto were uh-mt to "Jil iii I ut each other's thronin In a 'liatrlcldal war. j - Now tltese three masterly pow-' 'era tire hrinitiuu Norwuy mill 'Sweden vi-ry close im-.ctht'r by tln-j ' weddlnir Induy of filnce t I . v , loruwn I'rince of Nnrwti.w und Prln-; eiH Murthii. niece of the 'klnw of ,fTj!v,'cueii. A Swedish royal piiucci.M 'will thus one thiy sit -is iiteui on 111 NorwcKliin Utrtuie. - Once Rulad hy Sweden. ' Notwiiy was un Ind.-iieti lent 'liihKdnui for c.'iiturtts. 'i'liejt. in JhU, Nurwiiy i: oi-ultieo lis linie-tieuiU-uct) imaiu. Iu union wit It KwimIcii, und elected the Kiiir. of Sweden us Its kliin. For nearly III ' year.; tills unfiled. Hie N-.cilMi , royal fuintij. leseetidaulH of tlie 1 French nini sh il. Hei nudntl-. hehi"; Idngs of S'.veileil and Nin vnj '. Ittlt tie- Notwi-utuns eli.ii'-l tin t der this yoke still 1 1. In I "",. they .iteelui 'd ilielt Intention of dKiolv- KJSi I hit', the union with Sweden Rii'I set.! itt;ig up national housekeeping of I I their own. The present Uiutav V ; tiut Sweden, who then was a very I warlike crown prince, wa all for i compelling the Norwegians to re main under the Swedfjh crown, but 1 4 peaceful divorce between llie f two countries wua finally urrunw-d. ' Kor yeara (here was bad feeling between the two kingdom and be tween the two royal hoimea. This , was not reduced purine the World war, whin the syinpall Ich of the of the pretient king or fciigiaini. heir child and heir, Prince Olav, wan boru in England. Olav was popular at Oxford bo caiue of his abHence of "side." He known as a keen sportHmau and an excellent dancer. He Is a 1 hunter, a skller aim an expert ssai- er. He raced his yacht nt cowes j and was made a member of the ; !Itoyal Yacht suuadroo there. He Ib'nb.ect hy noutal Inspectors here. Hei tall and hlonile. I .,., .,,.,,, ',,.,. ,,, ,., w I of Kwednn, married tile crovvu 1 prince of Ilelglum, 1'iiiice olav was i Leavenworth pilson. learned that present as a representative of the ,e rtn von Ksch had been releas Norwegian royal house. There hejrd ,, a wi ll of habeas corpus and met the bride's sister, the lovely. ; three documents purporting to be dark-haired Princess Marllia. Unorders from the I'nlted Staiea was a case of love at first Mil. I circuit , court at Topeka, Kans. The bride, who Is a year olden l'Hnii niuhoiitieH received the fake lies of lienmurk, Norway Sweden, the three Scandinavian countiiea. For she, like her hus - VAUCLAIN TO RETIRE AS BALDWIN WORKS HEAD f A ' in In Vivt LeuM'l Vir- NKW VUKK, Mar. 20. Samuel M. Vnticlaln Is to retire aa presi dent of the Unldwin Locomotive works and become chairman of the board, il was reliably reported to day In Wall street.- Mr. Vuuclain, who Is in New York today, refused to discuss the report. (lurrge W. Houston, nssoclale of the Klsher brothers of Uetroit, who wilh Arthur W. Cut ton, Chicago capitalist, now controls (he com pany's common stock, will succeed Mr. Vauclain, it was said. Mr. ffmiHtnn wua nhirpd r.n ititWIu-iti'i board last Iecenihnr. Two vears ! agi I-'red J. Fisher and Arthur W. Cut ten were elected directors. -o- U. OF O. FRIENDS PLAN n TO LAUNCH $50,000 DRIVE ( AH8iirjnh'tl l'h'H I,i"uh' Wire) POHTLAN1), Mar. 21. A mass meiiting of parents uf the Uni versity of Oregon Btudents will be held hern Murch an for ' the pur poso if reorganizing a, state-wide drive for $r.(UH-U to bo added tu a similar timouut uitpropriated hy the state for u new Infirmary building on Iho Oregon campus, t'laus lor (he meeting were (lis cus.Hd last night called by the In firmary investigation committee of the University ot Oregon nioUi ors' club. Mrs. W. R Crane, chairman, said: "We 1'eol ihat this is an emeigeucy matter and that speed is uecesory. The influenza crisis has passtd but there will alway be datiger of contagious disease." SUBJECT TONIGHT Mrs. lloutli Clibborn's subject to night will be "My Kxpcrlenct? Wfch Death." or "What It Feels Like to Hear Your Own Funeral Sermon." M. E. Church, 7:U0 p. m. Ilt dlscoun'.s on the high (.-wtde General lifer, for ten t'liya ut the KinebiirK llaraae - o 20 Year Goitrfi Treated at Ham Mrs. H, J. Stubbs. Denver, Col- tcrado Says: "Colue or wWto Iq Muerson St., und I wlil tell my coiupicio fXDeiience with Morhol UiiaiiNipie.il colorless liniment, easy lo apply Und inexpensive." Get more iutot mulloii rram Na - tliun Fullet loti. driiKKisl. er o rite Sorhol t'onipuny. .Mechaii.icpbur-, ,,m niui,-i;ibiB. untess iou wear Uood Clothes This Offer Will Not Interest You. Suit or To Introduce Sterling's Remarkable Lino of Woolens 2 Suits for the Price of 1 ZftNoMon pOD.DU No Less Fit and Material Guaranteed KURDY'S 245 N. J.ickson St. ROSEBURCI NEWS-REVIEW, MI OF II. S. (AwK-ijlrJ I'rp h Win-) ' KANSAS CITY, Mar. 2u. As tound Ml by IIib ruvelallnu tlit a, nian forKcd bin way and Dial of an other out of tuu largest federal priBon in tlm country, United 8Utt3 officials today ulanned to re- turn Hays sau l.oruer recapimeu, master pen artist, to his cell at Leavenworth. Kaus.T aud continue a search for C. Von Esch, his com panion. The escape of Van Gol'der and Von Ksch. accomplished March 2 ihroueu forced court orders, was revealed yesterday when van yor- v.. , i f,,r I Milan, MO., Kr (ifet.f arrested in touting money orders, was recog-, lad been brought to Kunsas City - "..i", ,.", i,.,.,.., i (jorder wan supposed to be In tht which he was to be taken to Cape I j (ilraitleau. Mo., for trial on charges ,0f postal theft, according to Alton II. Kkinner, nshldtaut United States district attorney for Kansas. Apparently the documents were ihH1 tn l hp nrlsoii officials hv mi outside nccomplh'- or slipped into tbe mail by a convict employed to sort and open letters. It watt recalled by government officials that Van Gorder attempt ed a similar forgery to escape eight years ago. At that tini'J he forged the United States attorney gener al's name to a pardon. A friend maib'd the "pardon" from Wnsh Jngton Iu a franked envelope that hud been utolen from the office of the attorney general. Vap Ciorder had been "dressed out" and vnis being escorted from the penitentiary when he winked at a prisoner.' The guard bcjam,e aus picious and ho was held while prison officials Inyestlgufd- They teamed the pardon was a forgery , and returned him to his cell Van Gorder. d3 years old claims to M a graduate of the University of Minnesota and a former school teacher in Minnesota und Wiscon sin. HILLAti TEMPLE CEREMONIAL AT medford april 27, The nobles of the Mystic Shrino are looking forward with much in terest to thv soiufng ceremoniul of Hillah temple which will he held at .Meillord uu April 27 Mi . At this ceremonial, llfllah Temple will he lift .st to the Divan of Hen All Teiiiplo of tvuerumooto, und 10 niuny visitors who uro i;i'cti'd froin Auhnms Tomplo of Oakland and from Islam Tinnplo of Kan I'lunclsco. 'Iho entire wort" of the! een-inonhtl. at which u class of i cuiulUtatus is exnoctod, will bo iii chuiKf of the nobles troin ('alitor uia. It iu expt'cH'd that without any doubt this will bo the lurgt'Bt coriMiionial or the Mystic Slirlni' which haa evur b$vn hold lit south em Oregon, ArninKtitnents tire now being made for local Shriiteia to attend in a body, taking a Hpeelal charter ed stap.e from Unsehut' to Med ford, leaving Hos'olmrK about noon. Il la the tit-Hire of thonn iu charge of the arnmnements thut all Shvin etH inteiidinK lo ko this cete inooial Hlioultl make their arnnij;e nientH Hi an early date, by settiiiK in touch with (ieoiKe Smith, Hay It. Compion. or J. E. Clark, anent for the Southern Pacific company. FRISCO QUARANTINES 2C0 IN MENINGITIS FIGHT SAN FfiANl'ISCO. Mar. 21.- 1 Yfilllum ('. llassler. Sun Fninclscn ! health Onffher. alinouui ed todav j Hint n Filipinos suffering from' 1 spinal meoingitis wero taken from the liollnr liner I'residenl Fierce ' wli,.n II docked here lodav from Honolulu. He said le nutulier uf Overcoat No More Roseburg, Oregon ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 21, 1029." I cases probably' would) reach 20. I About Suit , steerage passengers are being held In quarantine, four nundnd were taken from the ship when It lauded at ilouululu from Mal.ll4 and ate hel l In quarantine - there Seven Filipinos died during I the trip to Honolulu and seven have since died. Thluy-fjve cases are be ' Iiik treated at tbe Isolation hospital . at Honolulu. The steerage passengers of the President Fierce boarded the boat i In the Philippines. They Include Japanese anu cniuese as wen as Filipinos. PORTLAND Y6GG! PUNCH SAFE ON FOSTER ROAD (Attovuit.il FrfM U-an-J Wire) ftttTI AV!I !, M.r 9.1 Th ye(,g eHug luat haa bven prey,u. on Ml. Scott and Woodstock busi ness houses during the past three weeks, roused Itself from b-lof in action last night to punch the strong box of a furniture slore on Koster road. Cash and checks to taling $165 were obtained. Thd robbery was the fifth attributed lo . --lihi,, o lx.,lav ner. six-day per- LEONA NEWS (Vi'ki lt.'kw IfcHisLii t-uiinty 8eciil) LEONA, Mar. 21. Mrs. Alien Marcuin and llltle daughter Ar leen took the 1 o'clock stae for Eugene Wednesday for a week's visit with relatives and friends. Little Gcoige Young, who was Injured in an auto accident a few w"eks ago. is well on the w'ay to recovery anu is now auie i.j ue uii, but he will not be able to return to school again this term. A.- C. Edwards went to Elkton Tuesday to ship his band of goals. Lawrence Smith will help him. Mr. and Mrh. J. J. Henry and son Lloyd, who have been visiting relatives at Crand Ronde, Portland and other points the past week, are expected home soon. Wm. IJurch, who Injured his hand In the mil) last week, is again able to resume work. Leslie Crosson had the misfor tune to receive a slight injury to his foot this week, by a board dropping on his foot. He was lucky It was not a more serious injury. WIDOW, WIFE, THEN WIDOW AGAIN WITHIN SIX DAYS (Afinoriutfd I'rva l.uwJ WUv) 'CHICAGO. Mar. 21.--Last vi -vt.h wna n widoP." Sunday she was a wife. y d in ut,(.iiu Mn,i Knnk Krouim each wanted heD for his wife. She chosu Kapella, and so Saturday they were married. Last night Krouim, broodiiiK over rejec tion of his suit, shot Kabella dead, then killed himself. "Wonder Powder" Say Beauties MK1.1.0GI.0 l'aco Powder Is nrufrrreti liy beautiful women be cause It It-aveH no trace of flukl- ip.'ss, pnsumois or Irritation. Maya 1 on loimer no slilny noses: IHiule i by a now French process pru- I vonts large pores, bproads more I smoothly gives H youthful bloom, i vry time. lrcMI!.l.uULU face 1 Powder. It's0 wonderful Nathan Fii lie rt on. Garden seeds in bulk and pack ages are sold at Wharton llros. 0 o General tltes go a long waato make friends. Hig discounts for a short time. I'ho Hoseburg Garage. IRA B. RIDDLE LAWYER Room 2, Douglas National Bank llulldlug Hoseburg, Oregon See itl Hear it We have itl STEWART WARNER All-Electric A. C. Radio'' V nut tout ii nn Right now we are demonstrat ing this new wonder set. To day, come in and hear it. Full line. Cabinet and Consols models. Low prices. asy terms. Leake & Beyers Co. lod. F. Bldg. Phone 500 FAMOUS RUSSIAN 111 TO ANTLERS. APRIL 2 An offering which will probably rank as one oi the outstanding features ol the Local musical season is the concerts to be given here by tbe world famous Agreneva Slav- iansky Royal Russian Choir which will appear at the Antlers Theater Tuesday, April 2. Under the direction of Mine. Ar- reueva Slaviansky, daughter of Prince DemJtro Agreneva-Slav iansky, who founded the choir In 1840, the group of thirty singers will visit "here enroute to New York City, where they are to give their metropolitan debut at the Steinway hall next month. ' The choir is coming direct from Japan where they were invited by the Japanese government as a special entertainment for the enthronement ceremony. They stepped off a week in Honolulu, and were acclaimed as the gieatet singing organization that Honolulu has ever heard. So big was the demand for seats in Honolulu, that they were forced tc give matinees almost every day, and even then Honolulu's biggest theater, was not large euough to accommodate the eager throngs. Although the choir is famous for its choiul harmony, their work is nut confined to singing. They are very versatile, a dozen dancers are included la the choir and a groupe of ten furnish music oa the bal alaika, a queer uhapeJ, but beauti ful sounding stringed instrument. The organization; of the choir dates back to 1840, when Prince Deiultro was commissioned by the Russian czar to draft 100 of the nation's best siugers from the Imperial opera house and conserva tory to foim a choir. An interesting feature of the present choir, a continuation of the original, Is that many of Its memb ers have been affiliated with the organization from childhood, many of them being direct descendants of members of the original 1S40 choir. With it are still some of the mem bers who made an American tour in the early eighties, nt which time the choir appeared in concert at the "White House shortly before President Garfield was assassl- -nted. 'hen Prince Demltro died in l'J(3, the leadership of the choir was taken over by his daughter Margaret, who will appear here per sonally with the choir, as its direc tor. SUBJECT TONIGHT Mrs. Booth Clibborn's 0subject to night will be "My I&xperlence With Death." or "What it Keels Like to Hear Your Own Funeral Sermon." M. K. Church, 7:30 p. m. ' u 11 W fWJf : and' Make Us An Offer- . X I jyCJY ' Bought for Less! Sold for Less! 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A fine of $400 and a five-month jaii sentence was dealt to Harley Alay- nard tn circuit couit today upon his conviction on a charge of driv ing while intoxicated. Judge Algr Fee passed sentenced. Maynaid'e driver's license viw suspended tor one year. Greater than ever with Straight Eight Power! Studebaker's famous Commander AS AS EIGHT AS A SIX $1495 -$1350 Commander Eioht Convmtiblb Cabriolet, $1645. With six-tjlinitr molar, $1495. Six wire whtils and trunk rack standard equipment. Other Ctmmander Eight Mtdeli ai lute as $1495; Sixes as low as $1350. . Prices at the factory. Bumpers and spare tires extra. STRAIGHT Eight power now lends the final touch Jo Studebaker's famous Commander matched by youthful, vivid style! Riding ease introduced by Studebaker's ball bear ing spring shackles, is still further enhanced by hydraulic shock absorbers. Now,more than ever,The Commanderis "the great est motor car ever built and sold at its low One-Profit price." 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