Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 13, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHTBSDAT. OCTOBER IS, 1931. rcK uva are Fresh -J&mA They are made and JTOK J packed in such a way aa ' ' PJT ' S to keep them so. . i5&7s' You can depend on JirttL"V S SNOW FLAKES to sat- Jf j bWfr isfy your expectations. 'lfcivljS Serve them often. The t5s I tffy&gr whole family will enjoy ; 1 1 J" I ffXr milk for the kiddies. ftj!Jr " FLAKES Attempt Made to Kill Woman (By AsMiata 1rua. CHICAGO. Oct. IS. Sevsral thir ty-two calibre bullets and a trail of footprint that eaded at the road were tbe only clue, to the persons who last night attempted to anaaaln- ate Mr a. Elisabeth Tyler, head of the woman' department of the Ku Klut Klan. Five ahota were fired Into the bedroom window of her home. The glass waa smashed and the bullets whlzsed over ber head as she leaned over the bed of her dauxliter who was 111. An hour later the Atlanta Constitution got a mysterious tele phone call from a man saying "we got Mrs. Tyler tonight and we will get Colonel Simmons tomorrow." Klan Wizard ' Fights Inquiry (By United Press.) 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. William J. Simmons, Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, Is marshalling his forces to resist the attacks made on the organization by those seeking to have a congressional Investigation instigated. William J. Simmons is directing his specific attack against Anderson Wright, of New York. former King Kloagle, who bared many of the Klan's secrets before the Houre rules committee while It conducting a preliminery investiga tion. The National Equal Rights League, a negro organization, today brought petitions to the house pur porting to show that the Klan Is a constant menace and terror to ne groes. o HOTELS ARE CIIOWDEII PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO., Portland, Ore. Peace Conference . Enforces Truce Uj' Untied Press.) LONDON. Oct. 13. The Brltish- Irlst. peace com'erence took tha first Hep oT-ri-. th" settlement of the Irish turbulence today when the Sinn Fein heads and the llritlsh cabinet iaued orders to the Republican and ud Crown troops in Ireland to en force an immediate and rigid ou- lertsnce of truce. Almost at the amt time with this announcement He British government disclosed a Violin Piano Instruction ERNEST ARUNDEL ROYAL CLUB RESTAURANT MRS. W. It. BOWMAN, Prop. FRfcUH EASTERN OYSTEHS COOKED ANY STYLE Urge Dining Room fur ladles, counter fur the men. Ucst stenks. 105 Nheridait St. 0mnIic Depot. Open Day and Mulit. Best of service. Telephone 300. GEORGE KIRSCH WITNESSES TRACE The hotels of the city are being crowded during the Brumfleld trial. The housing of a large number of witnesses, together with the Jurors and court officials Is taking up a large number of the rooms In the hotels which, have been filled al most to capacity by the regular trade. Testimony Late Yesterday Af ternoon Devoted to Lo cating Brumfield Car ' on Evening July 13. BOWMAN'S TESTIMONY Some More of those Special Value CARR'S We have just received onr fall stock of Fine Saw Machine Start I'd With Feet DnogKing Out of Right Hide, He Snlil Others Testify Regard ing Alleged Murder. LUMBER FOR SALE t attractive prices to close out quick. Most all dimensions on kind. Some more yet to come. Near West Side store, 1267 Ump ua Ave. CD. MAYNARD George Kirsch, French aviator, pho tographed after landing from a height jf 34,776 feet, or over 62 miles. Kirsch claims this is a world record for altitude. Sinn Fein Dlan to conscript thou mi win of troons In Ireland In the event of future hostilities between the two countries. - GROUSE LIKE ESKIMO The testimony continued until late yesterday afternoon. - A short recess was taken at 3:30 o'clock, after hich O. W. Ronk was called on the ltness stand. He corroborated tbe testimony of bis son Kenneth, stat ing that he was on the porch of the Booth place on the night of July is. and heard two rifle shots a short distance dowj the road, and P. mo ment later an auto roared by. Identifies Knife. J. A. Walker was called to the stand and Identified a pen knife as he one he picked up at the scene of the wreck the morning after the murder. F. O. Schnlta Testifies. F. O. Schuti was the next witness testify. He said he was riding with W. R. Bowman and wife on the evening of July 13. The party left Roseburg at 8 o'clock, going to a dance at Riddle. They saw a red car standing still by the side of the Notice to Farmers The Farm Bureau Exchange is now equipped to chop feed and clean grain. Get our Prices on seed 4 feed SEE US FIRST Mr. "e can money. save you In Cold Weather the Bird Finds a Safe and Warm Retreat In Snow House. In the temperate months the grouse has an excellent choice of food con slstlng of a great vnrlety of berries. small fruit, seeds, buds, clover, beecli nuts, grasshoppers and a multitude of young, tender leaves. In the winter one wonders at their survival: for now the fall fllitht of the robins com pletely exhausts the berries, which were wont to linger and ripen well Into winter, compelling the grouse to depend lurgely upon yellow birch buds, with many a forced meal onan evergreen. Fortunately, whenever the tempera ture Is far below tero the sky Is usu- ally clear and the grouse are active and unconcerned, but If the days and nights are dnrk and cold or the air filled with merciless pellets, they have the habit of plunging Into deep snow drifts, where a foot below the surface the heat and weight of the body form a globular retreat. In wnicn tney re main comfortably until the storm clears or hunger forces an exit Sometimes in winter or the early spring there may come a rnln or warm day that melts the surface snow followed by severe weather, and then thousands of dtvuse are Imprisoned and the heretofore safe retreat be comes their tomb, should weeks psss by before the seal Is broken. ra tional Geoirrauhlc Macaxlne. CHICHESTER S PILLS .,. i. a A Mi .1st .! KIamITsS 'llttAM rii-us t SOLD BY DSiiiCTS EVLJiTIMILBf but that It was Impossible to keep up with it. He said be saw a pair of feet hanging out of the front seat of the car on the right side. He turned the lights on after he started, Mr. Bowman stated. It was just getting dusk. He said that he positively recog nised, the driver of the car as Dr. Brumfleld, and that he was wearing a light checkered coat and a light straw hat. And had you seen Dr. Brumfleld frequently?" the witness was asked. "I have not seen him frequently since July 13," was the answer. Upon crossJexaminatlon he stated thai he had not seen the car until he drove up. It was not yet dark enough to require lights for driving. he said, and he did not turn on tne Ights until he started to pass the red car. He said that somebody was lying on his back in the car with hlr feet sticking out. but nobody was standing outside the car. He stated further that he thought at the time that the second person In the red enr was a woman. Mr. Bowman said that Brumfleld s face was ashen and that hp an oeared to be greatlv excited. When he saw a car behind him he attempt ed to make a rapid start srd In so doing grated the gears of his ma chine. Bowman said he thought the doctor was on a "booie party" and that the figure crouching in the front seat with feet sticking out the door was a woman, and that he did not watch closely for that reason. Mrs. Reymers Teatiflea. Mrs. Myrtle Revmers. a local Isdv. took the stand ntt and testi fied that she saw the Brumfleld car on the Pacific hlehwav sontn or Roseburg on the nieht of Jnlv ISth. Mrs. Revmers rid that she with her husband and llttlo son had driven to Dlllard and had stopped at that place to fix a tire when Dr. Brumfleld passed driving routh. This was shout JS o'clock. She recognised the doctor as the driver of the red car. Box Paper Heavy weight paper, fine linen finish, fancy cut envelopes, white, pink, blue, buff, lilac, areen. grey, colored or gold edges, correspondence cards, H pound paper, white or color, envelopes and tablets. . In fact we have anything you would expect to And in a well stocked stationery depart ment And our prices are very reasonable our qualities the best BOX PAPER 35c, 50c 75c, $1.00 rlv hpslde It before started up and slg-ragged across I Tne Reymers- tnen siariea on i he road at a high rate or speea. I .return trip to itoseuurp; They were about six feet from thel reached a point n,r ,he y car when It started, and tried to pass I school house when they were forced on the left side. It was beginning I to stop and again fix the tire. i .Inrlr and the ear In front I was about 10 O CIOCK. sne nam flashed the lights on as the Bowman Uaw enr approaching at a fast rate ear annroacnea. air. ncnuis siaieuior speea miu boy hot h was not acquainted with Brumfleld. He also stated that he could see the driver of the car, but had not seen the person betore. The driver of the red car was not mine In the seat. Mr. scnuix con tinned, but was standing up and 'eaning over the steering wheel. The person In the red car saia noming according to the witness. The front door of the car on the right side was open, and It appeared as If a narsnn were standing on tne grouna and leaning Into the car aa If he were working with something on the dash. There waa nothing In the door that attracted special attention. snid the witness. This meeting oc- n,irr,i ni shout 8:40 o'clock, one- fmirth mile south from tne uootn h.o nn the Pacific highway. TTnnn ernHs-examtnation me wit ness said there were no lights on the -ar tnndlng at the roaasme. iiiiunm nn Witness Stand W. R. Bowman then took the .n,i .inted that he went to niHiiio to a dance on the night of Jnlv 13. One-fourth of a mile from i t,a rinnth ranch he saw a car .iiniud unit a man tying on nis uses apparently working on the lights of the csr or leaning over the steering wheel. When Bnwmsn drove up the .r nlnnred forwsrd. It was a rea ... -ii h riiae wheels, he said. Bow man yelled. "Look out. Doc." but re--elved no anrwer. He said that when tha red car started up It sounded nk. i ho nr were being lorn out ts. driver was bending ovter the ..A.ln m wheel. v. Bowman stated inai mm ioi lowed the red ear for a llttto waya. tenned out in the road to flag It and secure assistance. The Brumfleld car whizzed by without stopping. Ktodilnnl on mami. C. L. Stoddard, local battery man. testified to selling Dr. Brumfleld the red Elgin car. He said that ne nan worked on tire car for the dentist on the afternoon of July 13th, the fatal day. Ho said he adjusted tne gears. He stated that ne nao omi ou um wrecked car In the Itoseburg Oarage and found that the gas tnnk had a small hole In the side of It. Mr. Stoddard was tne last man i testify yesterday afternoon. DON'T DESPAIR If you are troubled with paina or aches; fed tired; have headache, indigestion, insomnia ; painful paaa age of urine, you will find relief in COLD MEDAL The world's standard remedy for Irldney, j, ar, bladder and orie add troubles and National Ratnady o Holland since IMS. Tbiae ataae, all dreggiale, Qoarantaad. ft h SV. C-kl SUM .est mmw fa- Next time you want writing paper got It at Carr'a. SOAP We are now offering a very special value In a flue quality toilet soap. We have a double also bar weighing M pound In four kinds, a special, put out by one of the largest toilet soap makers. We pass this big value on to you. ROSK GIACEHIME AUMONO AXU COCOANVT UlTTKItMILK VIOLET. 10c A H H. rake. Limited quantity buy today. Oil Cloth We now have a line of oil cloth In white and colors. Fall Weight Union Suits Our line of women's and children's fall and winter un derwear now In. Fleeced and wool-mixed. Suits 98c up. See our line and tot us save you money. Carr's 231 North Jackson Christmas toys and dolls will show many new and won derful things this year. For the early particular buyers we will soon have an exclusive lino on display, allowing first choice to the customer who wants the best whlke the line Is complete. Let us know what you want. ;nm CRVSTALIZED PLANS for success usually require money to put them Into operation. Weekly deposits with the Roseburg Nutlonal Bank will help build a fund for such a good object. 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