- PAOR ttVR REVIEW mi fl LEGION WUX MEET. Umpaua Post of th Amtrlcau Legion will meet at the armory Tuwsday evaninc, October 4th, at I o'clock. Viz & Dunn's Shoes i if IELD CASE Holeproof Hosiery Butterick Patterns ; from page D "irSSibUiol .kll were hfhii'ccldt. reported to the e slaughter hoi .. .j it. fit rm f husband always wor. . .n il o'clock In :. it wut ."..h.-r house, l?m(Wd informs th. of- tbL. but the wok. found on T,h d ad man were -'n u'Vrwear and Mr. ,,J n'ld T " bU3l"lud 'T.ooS'-o Brn.n.W wa. nn ln ". !.,.. ..in. l"?u,7on liillard resident, on Or'n, .ong tl' highway near the , along , notlced "ll of blood at the edge of ur,epool of B 1)lach T?Lm someone had kill- thn.lKhl ... ne - am and ina ("' nfficer. and tney "' . . ...i nn reDort. Tnat h. heard ol thewreot The hat, shreda until eu "hair and hits of skull were ."' L' .L.rf The hat bore k, initial. ' . dl The hat hail oeeu . j- , :e band In from. blow from some blunt instru- "Llff Slimier, convinced that a Sr had been commuted and .rtiiu murderer. Issued .-mat f.r the anest of Dr. Hruin !l!?i offered a reward of 200 w I H apprehension, f rcolar: v.cro sent to Canada and fciin r'v.pT iu...f- a A the cVntiit. ...I.. 1 'Ik rfllfj ..! rf circumstantial evidence '!:ht and tighter around Dr. frupfi il '"e lllrJ""- ,, ' mcA IJC.oofl life and accident. to i vei-ea anu gi.e.. ua ... lot th ' Clime Kinaeii s nsrwr f. uJut,' - hair on si-atp piece, and aVi'iliU tl.eni at that of the her fit Ban'.ra Informed officers that Bra.ilield had borrowed 1000 In oil) r-m two local banks several an '- "UrR,,l crime. j. T. Russell positively Identified jyii morgue as that of his broth I Deonli Ruasell. July ldtli. Dn. Stewart and Houck at a post lorten exainlnatlon of the headleas 'Ml located two bullet holes In the !4lr. One puncl ured the back about loot inches below the edge of the Wder blade and another bullet M penetrated the chest cavity. Kn. Brumfield still claimed body morgue as that of husband. July 17th. Sktriff Starmer visited several m!oiu In the btllard section In a wreb lor the jawbone of the mur dml mn, belli-ved to have been re wed by the murderer when the (if u Hopped on the Weaver road. Discovered that Brumfield secur- 4 tmpty box from Iturchard store 'ad ihlpped it to Seattle from Myrtle Cltrkon day of alleged murder. Be aing that the doctor would attempt oman i disguise the officers sent rod croabcast to be on the lookout to that disguise. . F. Waldorf, manager of the I City garage in Portland, report s' awing a man resembling Brum Stld'i photo In a car at his garage tha day following the crime. A au la soldier uniform was with iia. July I Hill. Un. Brumfield still claimed dead auiai her husband and urged the Uwrs to offer a reward for the "Mire of Dennis Russell. iJjter rDor,a finding pool of 'w4 near where mysterious car "Pd on hi road on nisht of July Jul, July 1 fit la. . - - ........... u.t-i uc.B..aLru T In morgiiH start.. Story of giren. Mrs. lirumfield .wears Identified body as that of Pr. mtWd. Attorneys Rice and Or "Present her at hearing. July 2)Mh. InftneUt entltinna rni . ""M on the d.'ud body were Identi r a beina; the same bought a few tZ hy '""inla Russell from ' Wlf, a Myrtlt Treek merchant. el"ed at 5 o'clock and ill, b"",ed onp ho"r- returning "MM stating that the body in the i,7,?.W; nf T)nnla Russell that he met his death by mur k ii,. ""rderer was not named ' verdict. July 2Mb II I n . " tW.w """emaker and Milton frr. ,1'al mpn' r"urning !",t0 'in the Klamath "try, report to iho .h,tff .ho. OR SALE HiGH CLASS Prsery Stock . "paragus 10 Jnia, ttw, on pfA(.h or Myro WbH. 1 or 2 year. -.Peaches, pe.rs and " th- best lo be n,d. U'fOT buying, It will R L. ELLIS they passed a car on the new road to Crater lake driven by a man whom they could positively Identify a. be ing Dr. Brumfield. They described the man and said that when they passed Dim, his car was stopped and that he glared at them through a large pair of goggles The sheriff at once notified the Klamath sheriff and a search was started ln that sec tion. July iifUlt. Brumfield reported as having passed through Alturas, California. Officers believed he was headed to ward Reno. July 27th. Sheriff Starmer left for the Klam ath country and northern California to take charge of the search, July 80th. Brumfield reported In Bend coun try. Fake letter received by officers and declared a hoax. August Oth. Man said to be Dr. Brumfield hold, up party of Portland Mazamas en route to Crater lake. August 8th. Deputy Hopkins ln Bend country reports that Mazama robbers were captured, neither of the men being Brumfield. August Oth. ' Charles Potts, former Roseburg man, in an Interview In Lakevlew states that he talked with Denni. Russell several days ago and that both Brumfield and Russell are alive. August 10th. Box of women', wearing apparel shipped to Seattle by Brumfield re turned to Sheriff Starmer. August 13th. Dr. Brumfield. the fugitive. Is cap tured In, Alberta, Canada, while working on a ranch four miles south of Mldnapore. When taken Into cus tody by the Royal Northwest Mount d Police.. Brumfield waa la a field plowing. He, told the officers hi. name was Norman Whitney, but soon admitted his real Identity. August l;ltli. In a statement to the Associated Press, Dr. Brumfield told of his es cape from Roseburg on- the fatal night. Tells officers Tie Is ready to come hack "and tell George Neuner everything." Sent word to his wife and Mrs. Brumfield wires message of cheer to him. Sheriff Starmer and Deputy Webb started north to bring back prisoner. August 1.1th. . Brumfield addresses Douglas offi cial as "Bill" when the sheriff ar rived at the Calgary Jail. City Health Officer Mnhood of Calgary examined Brumfield and said the prisoner was temporarily out of his mind. Haggard ln appearance and refus ing to get out of bed, Brumfield pre sented the appearance of an Insane man. He refused to eat. August lflth. Chained securely to the deputy sheriff, the alleged murderer start, on journey home. Letters were found In Brunifleld's baggage from a chambermaid named Grace Klllian, who worked in a hotel at Lake Louise. Brumfield admitted staying In Lake Louise- several days before he was captured. On trip to Portland Brumfield called - himself "Bill Mooney." August 17th. Brumfield arrived in Portland and was placed in Jail. District Attorney Neuner met prisoner there. Brum field recognized everyone. Told offi cers his mind was a blank from the Sunday preceding the day of the crlme Examined by alienist. -August 19lh. Prisoner lodged In county jail af ter being taken from train at Eden- bower and brought to city in auto. Showed no indication of insanity. August 201 h. Arraigned on charge of murder. Attorneys Klo & Orcutt represented nrinnnpr Waived preliminary ex amination and he was ordered held without bail for the grand Jury. August 22nd. News-Review representative Inter views prisoner and asks questions concerning the alleged murder Brumfield goes Into rage ana .iutK.es fist at reporter. Aiurast 2Rnl. Brumfield maintains sphinx-like silence in cell. August 2tlth. M. Van Averv. cellmate of Brum field. In Interview declares man Is normal in Jail and talks like ordin ary person. Speaks of memory lapses. August 20lh. Grand Jurv Investigation starts. August 81st. Grand lurv returns Indictment charging Dr. Brumfield with murder In first degree for the killing of Den nis Russell. September 1st. Dr. Brumfield. appearing before Jndre Hamilton In the circuit court, entered a plea of not guilty to the Indictment. Attorney Rice an nounced he would file a motion for change of venue. September 4 th. Affidavit of nreludlce filed bv de fense attorneys removing Judge Hamilton September 5th. Jndre O. O. Bingham of Marlon county appointed to trv case. September flth. It imi m Acid's attorneys make mo tion for change of venue. Argument. for and against heard. Hentemher 7th. Judge Bingham denies change of venue and sets trial date for October Sth. September 13th. On previous night Chief Balllet nUr,rnA terror In Ttrtlmfield'S Cell makes attempt to break down cell door and Mean. Admits attempted break and said Brumfield had noth ing to do with It. Hentosnhr tUnt. TVnntv Stieriff Hopkins entered Dram field's cell lo get meal basket. Good News for the Thrifty Shopper. Two Big Savings Days: Thursday and Friday, October 6-7 Our Biggest and Best Money Saving Sale. Cotton Sheet Blankets. Single, $1.00, Big full size cotton blankets, tans and grays, just the blanket to use for sheets. Each $1 Children's "Carlsbad ' Sleepers. Made of the best grade of outing, neatly trimmed in dainty pink and blue stripes. Special $1 Ladies White Lisle Hose. 3 Pair $1.00 A real snap for the wearer who appreciates a real hose. Best grade sea island cotton,-bought to sell at 75c per pair, special for Thursday, 3 pair for $1 Ladies' White Fibre Silk Hose. 3 Pr.$1.00 For Thursday we olfer a limited stock of pure fibre silk, garter top hose, sold regularly at from 75c to $1.00 per pair, at the very special price of 3 pair for.: $1 Comfort Size Bats- For Thursday and Friday we offer these big full size quilted pure white bats, regular $1.39 values, at special price $1 3&inch White Outing Flannel. 5 yds. $1.00 Right in the face of a big cotton advance, we offer you for this sale flj our regular 30c value for 5 yards for tjj A Dollar Day Special New Fall Suits. For Thursday morning we have selected twenty models from our stock of new Fall Suits. These suits are of the highest grade Tricotine, serges a velours. Some are fur trimmed, others plain tailored. Suits that retail at from $32.50 to $37.50 at the special price of $21.98 27-inch Fancy Outing. 8 yds. $1.00 Here is a real snap for the thrifty buyer, a good heavy grade of outing, just the weight and texture for gowns and kimonas; plaids and checks, pinks, blues, and tans; special, 8 yards for $1 Sateen Petticoats at $1.00 Made of good grade heavy sateen, cut big and full, skirts sold reg-(l ular at $1.50 to $1.75; special for dollar day A Ladies' Outing Gowns, at $1.00 From our regular stock we offer all our $1.19 and $1.25 values in white and colored, all daintily trimmed in high or low neck, at the very special price $1 Bath Towels, 3 for $1.00 Our regular 50c full size extra heavy towel, a rare bargain, we offer for Thursday, dollar day, 3 for $1 Fancy Flannellette, 4 yards for $1.00 17Aw Irlmnnoo onA rlrocoirKT irnwnQ vnn will find thin Hip mnst HpSl! able material obtainable; colors of blue, pink and tans, full 27 in. . . i - j i i t i,. wide, regular aoc yara vaiues; special, yams jui $1 Dollar Day in Shoe Department To introduce our famous "UTZ & DUNN" line of ladies' fine shoes, we offer for Thursdny and Friday our entire line of both high boots and oxfords, blacks or tans, at $1.00 less. $1 Less Special Reductions for Dollar Day Millinery Department ellowsStor , 1 Corsets at $1.00. Broken Lots Royal Worcester. Corsets. Special Thursday, - - - $1.00 nrumfleld picked up chair and hurled It at him. Deputy pulls gun Sid prisoner quiets down. Brum- fluid apparently ni"r ---- oi crtlmalei ifl Ms father. Dente. having wife or ciniaren. September sfi-un. Anrf rofuflf to eat. Com- plained of pains in his head. ..!.. DrnmnAM hkACame Nlgnt pre... u. r. l.-7.nd drive. Oat through bars, cnppiug ' porter', nose. HeDlenilMT sua, n-nvered from laps of memory. Ilerognlies everyone. Trial starts vciouer .... Making Record Auto Trip 3. F. Heaeock and wife of Port land, had a narrow escape at Can yonvllla yesterday, while on their war home alter a trip through Cal ifornia. They were endeavoring to aet a record for speed and made the distance from Oakland. Cal.. to Can yonville In 17 hours. As they start ed out of Canyonvllle they were tra velling. wltnes.es state, at a speed of about Si miles an hour when the Iront aael gave way. The car trsv lied about 100 feet befora It was . ... r...i..n.lav far lha oe- Bioppea am .... . , . - - j rupaata It remained la the road ana ( did not tura over. Mr. Heok t Music Club Opens Fall Season The RnxiliurK Music Club opens Its fall season tonight with a big program, featuring the Douglas County Concert Band. Membership In the club his been increased until there are ovor 200 . . i i.i.. irhn rp.ularlv at- KllllV uivi." - la.. a th. n.aMtincr. .nn ..mjk forward to tl.esa gatherings with a good deal or interest. i iif imwri.. lined by the band Include, some or their best numbers ana e.rcuni. 'hat have not been played before. As no lyceiim or concert numbers have been scheduled to come to Kose burg this winter, the question or whether the Music Club cares to fos ter some of tnese proposition, wm be brought up for consideration. The amount of dues which shall be charg ed during the coming year will also be discussed by the members. in. luitu"iuR w...- . and will preside at the meeting this evening. Mrs. nun... i.-n. dent: J. W. Hmiis. secretary: Mrs. I M Irwin, recording secretary; and Mrs Warren Hurt, treasurer. Tb meeting hour Is g o clock promptly at the Helnline Music Stu dio. Members desiring to bring a guest to this and any other meeting of the club are privileged to do so upon the payment of a smnll fee of 25 cents. The club will no doubt enjoy an increased membership the coming year. stated that he will have the machine repaired and ri pec's to reswn mn laad la tevaa hoar, tanning tlma. STATEMENT of the ownership, management, circulation, etc., n qulred by the act of Congress of Aug ust 24, 1912, of Hosoburg News Knvlew. published dally at ltoseburg. Oregon, for October, 1921. State of Oregon, County of Douglas, ss. lie fore me, a Notary Public In and for the state and county aforesaid, per sonally appeared D. W. Hales, who having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he Is the Editor of the Itoiwhurg Ncws-lte-vlew. That the publishers are II. W. limes. 1.. Wlmberly and Hert O. Hates, of ttoseliurg. Ore. That the stockholder are: 11. W. Ilules. I.. WlmMerly. and Hert O. Hates. Thst the known bondholders, mortgagees, snd other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or nthnr securities are: None. That the average number of copies of esch Issue of this publication sold or dis tributed, through the malls or other wise, to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown shove Is (Signed I B. W. BATES. Editor, flworn to and miWrlbed hnfore trie this lrd day of October. 12I. (Seal). 1. a I Houiwt. (My commission expire 'Nor. 10. Mental Culture Club Holds Meeting The Mental Culture Club held IU Hist meeting of the year at the Par iKh house this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A fine attendance was enjoyed anil the business session proved most In teresting. lteports were given by the dele gates who attended the Stale Con vention, heid at Pendleton early last June. A further report was given by Mrs. Win. Hell, telling In detail of the work as outlined hy .Mrs. Ida H Callahan, state president of the Oregon Women. Federated Clubs, which waa given nt a recent luncheon held in Pol tlund. Following the regular himlnoK Region Hie ladies enjoyed rcf rudi ments served by the cuiiitnllteo In charge. 1 o AIU)UNI TUB TOWN . New glove silk hosiery fur women at the Hooterln. Not Jaxz Just wonderful liar ninny that's the Seattle Broken Melody orchestra. Hear 'em at tho armory dance Friday night. FOR A SHORT TIME until the present stock Is reduced, ws will SELL PURE LARD at the following prices: lit lb. Pall n Hi. Pall .'! Il. Pall . .il.fW . . ,7ft . . .50 LOUIS KOHLHAGEN intostS) IV. The Caws. Mire Market. 107 Weatt Caw. ht.