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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1930. r nn uLfllL. M mm fives out : OF HOOP CONTEST TILLIE THE TOILER A Loan of Convenience SALEM. Ore., March 21 Hav- inn won their preliminary nklr in i fill es in tlie two days of but tling which was concluded ThuiB day night at Willamette Kymnanl- m, four teams today will take the floor in two contents which will determine the quintets which will meet each other Saturday nlht to play for the ltilerscholastic has ketball supremacy of the state. Tola afternoon Astoria will take on Pendleton in one of these cru cial struggles at 4:30 o'clock, while at 8:30 In the evening Sa lens and Commerce of Portland will do battle. Staging one of the moHt start ling upHets of the series, the Pen dleton buckaroos, fighting a grim .'and determined battle, Thursday night sent Eugene into the con solation race by defeating them by a score of 25 to 19. Salem won Us way into the semi finals when It eliminated Baker. "UIL.to 19. .Lincoln high of Portland, was eliminated from further competi tion In the tournament Friday af ternoon, when North Bend covered itself with glory to oust the Itose City ball chasers 19 to 12. North Ile"nd will meet Dallas Friday af ternoon in an effort to gain a place In the consolation semi-finals. Tillamook threw a scare Into Commerce Thursday night when the cheescmakers held the Port landers to an 8 to 8 tie at the half . Dud battled them on virtually even tttuns through the third period. Superior physical condition final ly won the game for Commerce, 21 to 17. STORY 1 (Continued from page 1) tabllshed relations with Itothstoln several years later, Hrex wild, and van dispatched to Denver by (he guuihler to "take care" ol one KUdie Diamond who hnd gone there for bis health. Eddie and his hroniier, Jack,, had had a falling nut with ltoth Hteln, Moran and his henchmen turned a machine gun on Eddie and his automobile In Denver No vember 5, 1928, but Diamond es caped and died later of tubercu losis. Soon nfter the death of Roth stein, Moran, telling bis father that the gambler's passing meant the loss of $ I. U i K) a week to him, moved to (Jranlwood and later to Uriel lo, N. J. lie disappeared In August. STORY 2 (Continued from page.l) measure in the United States sen ate. Although the tariff does not be come a law until the house and President Hoover approves it, leading lumbermen in the move ment said that the $1.50 per thou sand board feet tariff apparently appeased the majority of Oregon lumbermen. "With this tariff in hand," they said, "the revolting lumbermen do not care to undertake In seek a candidate to run against Senator McNary. Tim lumbermen were pledged lo wage a sharp fight against the "Iffiintor in the primaries. 4 Candidates File SALEM, re., March 21 W. K. - Burke of Newberg today filed with the secretary of stale his declar ation as a candidate for the re- ,Hibllcan nomination for state sen- -iilor from Yamhill county. B. W. 'Johnson of Monroe filed as a can didate for the republican nomina tion for state senator from Ben ton and Polk counties. M. A. Magono of Oregon City filed as a candidate fo rtho repub lican nomination for representa tive from Clackamas county and ,vAmes Magulre of Portland for tho 'republican nomination for repre sentative from Multnomah county. ir ' mM- -J S WELUMUMSy HOW DID YOU LIKE KUNMING. NAV JOB? WMy TILLIE, ITS A SHAME TO TAE THE MONEY OH, THAT REMIMDS ME. HAVE VOU RECEIVED YOUR HAV, VET ? I NO HUI2P.V CM,VES,THEf2E IS, I'LL (SET IT FOE YOU I ir ' all right. k I "TILLIE? I B IWft King ''.tufrt BynrflrH.. W , Cm.i . ri.-i.i r.-rvl VOL) SEE I HAVEAiT BEEM WOEKIMS ALL WEEK, AND WILL. WANT XC BOI2iaoAJ IT I WT BEAUTY PAGEANT IS MONEY LOSER MIAMI, ma., March 21. More than forty American girls who participated in the recent Miami beauty pageant were on their way home today thanks to a special meeting of the city cominioHioner.s which produced their railroad fares. The commissioners, told thatj tne pageant association had an In debtedness of $24,734, appropriat ed $4,660 from t he city's publicity fund to help the girls get out of the city. Some of the forty or more girls had prize money due them and others had been unable to collect traveling expenses from the pa geant association. Among bills unpaid, the council was told, was one for ....6,910.88 for railroad transportation. PAST PRESIDENTS OF ROTARY SPEAK The Rotary club meeting yester- iay whs uevoieu ro a program or cthnrt t'lllu ulvun hir tUr, dents of the club. The past presi- uenis wno spoke were Dexter Itlce, Carey Seely, Henry Booth, W. H. Fisher, and J. E. McClintock. Two new members were intro duced to the club, Henry Simmons, manager nf tho Inr-al AaoloibH Oil plant, and A. O. McMillin. pro prietor of the Palace of Sweets cafe. John and Leon McClintock and Al umiue, sang several numbers. K. H. IlllYinn nf Floo Mninou T,,.o Dn,l Ben Dorris of Eugene were visitors. j ne program committee announc ed thut tha nuvl nuL.n.MIn,. Club Will hft thp nnniml anna1 on1 daughters' meeting, at which sons uiiu uHUKiners oi memuera will ue guests. FAMOUS BRITISH SOLDIER PASSES ( Araorlnti'il I'n-u l-awtl WlrA) LONDON. March 21. Colonel Edward Donald Malcolm, of Poltal loch, believed to have been the last surviving flapper officer who saw service In both the Crimean w nr and lite Indian mutiny, died today. He was ti'A years old, During the Indian campaign he was twice decorated for bravery. Later he was commissioned for service in Canada where bis en gineering genius was brought Into play. He was responsible for the construction of a chain of three forts to strengthen the defenses of Quebec City on the south side of tho St. Lawrence river. SIX INDICTED IN JULIAN PETE CASE (AMnHntofl I'rrpw Lwsi-ri Wire) LOS ANCELES, March 20. Four indictments charging six persons with bribery and conspiracy to bribe, were officially announced to day as having been voted by the county grand jury, wMeh had spent the morning investigating asserted confessions and admissions that bribes had been passed to Jurors In the Julian petroleum fraud trials of 1928 to obtain acquittals. TIDE TRAPS FOUR YOUTHS ON ROCK SAN FRANCISCO, March 21 Trapped on Mussel Hock, a crag ity "island" just off the ocean shore south of San Francisco, four youths today awaited the coming of low tide lo return to tne main land. The four, Mario JohnRon, Stan ley CJarri. Charles Maloney and George Crukolph, all of Daly City, VitkI two other youths whose nnmes were not obtained, waded out to the rock nt low tide yesterday, in tending to remain until tho next low tide. The evening lido did not run low enough to suit the quartet, al though the other two boys waded ashore. When the four finally called for help, Jan Jalluk, a coast guardsman, swam out to them with a line and offered to help them ashore hut they refused and elected to remain throughout the night. JAMES W. PRESBY GRANTED DIVORCE A decree of divorce, on grounds of desertion, was granted In the circuit court today to James Win throp Preshy, who brought suit against Agnes Carleone Presby. They were married at Vancouver, Washington. April 5, 1923. The plaintiff wtis represented by At torney John T. Long. NAVAL DEADLOCK STILL UNBROKEN LONDON, March 21 Foreign minister Gninili ot Italy and Jacques Duriicsiill of the French delegation held a two-hour con ference this afternoon. It was un derstood that no progress In break ing tho Frnnco-Itiiltan deadlock resulted. M. Dumesnll, Interviewed by the Associated Press, later declared: "I give yon ztrj word ot honor that no crisis haB arisen In the conference. The Associated Press would render a real service In denying any sensational accounts of a conference breakdown." llenson School P. T. A. snrlllK frolic, Friday, March 21 at 7:30. , , DR. NERBAS DENTIST Palnleso Extraction Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phone 488 Masonic Blag. RED HOT DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glaesea 118 Jackeon St. Send 3 cents for Frye'i "Meat Guide" with 187 reci pes. AddreAt Frye 4 Com pany, Portland. Th palate winning fails of FRYE'S "DELICIOUS" BRAND BACON comej through careful selection of the young grain-fed porkers and from genuine freshness. Frye's products come to you in the shortest time possible, from the close-at-hand Frye plant which supplies your dealer each day with his daily demand. I DANCE By Sutherlin Firemen At Sutherlin Community Hall SATURDAY, MARCH 22 Temperature by Paramount Rhythm Kings rAI444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 T4444444444434444444444444! Peoples Supply Co. Phone 145 Locally Owned Roseburg SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS SPECIAL Mellow Steel Cut Coffee 4 lbs 98c Lettuce Large Cp solid heads JU Cabbage, jjj. Elbo Cut Macaroni Good Grade, 3 lbs. for 21c Reid-Murdock's Famous Breakfast Coffee, 3 lbs, for. . .$1.00 Rinso, 2 larger pkgs. 48c Pabst Malt Syrup, hop flavor. 43c 2 for 95c Mother's Oats, with China, large pkg 34c 1 White King Washing Powder, large pkg 42c I Royal Club Shrimp, 2 tins for. .37c White Wonder Soap, 10 for 34c Old Dutch Clean ser, 3 for 21c Ivory Soap, JQp medium size, 6 forTUO Whole Wheat Fig OQn Bars, 2 lbs, for ZOU English Breakfast Tea, regular price, 65c Q Q n lb. special ZuU Silk Tissue, 1000 sheets, 3 rolls 21c NO AGREEMENT IN PORTLAND DISPUTE PORTLAND, Ore., March 21. After a three and one-half hour con ference with the watje committee of the street car men's union, officials of the Pacific Northwest Public Service company, formerly the Pa cific Klectric Power company, were no nearer a Holulion to the vaj-'e problem than before today. Franklin T. Griffith, president of the utility, said that .March 27 had been set as the date for another conference ut which he would hear union officials ask for a wage in crease for trolley car employes. BEAVERS BEAT CUBS IN PRACTICE GAME EUGENE S. P. SHOPS WILL BE IMPROVED LOS ANGELES. Cal.. March 21 The Portland Heavers of the roast loasue defeated the Chicaco Cubs, 7 to 6, in eleven Junius here yesterday. In their r'ir.tt real practice (jame of the season. The Cubs' line-un included such stars as liopers Ilorniby, Hack V, .Ifon, RU'ed Stephenson and Hnaen Cuy- ler. Oharlev Hates' smash against the left field fence with Bob John son on second, won the jfame for the Oregonians. Another game will be played today. Attention Farmers I am equipped to do your re pair work of all kinds. Shop In Glcngary, one mile east of Carnes Station on old Roberts creek road., GEO. S. MARSH ii EUGENE, Ore., March 21 The Southern Pacific company will ex pend on thft purchase of new equipment for Its shops here in the next few months, according to E. L. King, superintendent. It is estimated that in another five years there-will be 1C00 families connected with the railroad center being developed here. LAKE YIELDS BODY OF SAMUEL E. BURT KLAMATH FAU.S, Ore., March 21 The body of Samuel E. Hurt. 61, drowned in Klamath Lake while hunting November 24. was found late yesterday by Charles Klesllng, who was fishing In the lake. The body of Edward Syfert, who was drowned Willi Burt was found February 22. Both bodies were found r.everal miles from where the boat in which they were rid ing was found rammed by ice. CAR WASHING We Call for and . Deliver Your Car We use up-to-date methods in cleaning your car. No hot water or soap is used on the body in washing. Call us any time for a better job for less. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Phone 374 The Northwest's Largest and College B Directed by Captain H. L. Beard Famed military band-master Appearing in 1 Roseburg, Saturday, March 22 8 piece collegiate dance band! Vocal and instrumental solos! lu selected musicians! Iiazzlins uniforms! Comic Dialogues! Quartet features! Concert numbers! Movies! Concert Oriental Gardens 7:30 p.m. 25c, 50c Dance Oriental Gardens 9:00 p. m. $1.00 Watch For Big Afternoon Street Parade! KAKF . 1 Vfr Mill -Jfc "Before stupendous feat every I eat HONEY MAIDS" A Honey Maid Graham Week March 22 to 29 The big annual graham event. Special displays in stores everywhere. Look for the green Honey Maid packages. Save money get the economical family size. Honey Maids are en riched with pure sweet honey every one will enjoy them. says the Strong Man of "Our Circus" Food that builds sturdy, vigorous bodies abounds in delicious Honey Maid Grahams. They are baked of a specially prepared graham flour, milled from wheat grown on our own ranches. Thus we insure their uniform goodness and high food value. Youngsters welcome the crunchy goodness and honey flavor of Honey Maids at luncheon. They relish them after school, for Honey Maids are nourishing, satisfying. Get Honcv Maids today. You'll find it economical to keep the family package always on hand. You'll always find Honey Maids fresh and oven-crisp. They are baked daily near your home, packed in tight, sanitary cartons, then wrapped in heavy waxed paper! As a final safeguard, every package is sold under our def inite "Guarantee of Freshness."" PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY los Angeles . Sin FunciKO . PotilinJ . Senile . 1 icocia . 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