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PAOM BIX
or ItVncr
Buy for all the Family
Parties having pay cheeks due
this week have made such de
mands for a continuation of our
bi Monty Raising and Slock Re
ducing Sal? that we have decided
to extend it for
Buy for Winter
3
pt
A Few Days More Only!
OUR
Money Raising Stock Reducing j
SALE
REMEMBER: As thousands found to their advantage all last week Every
Article of Our Vast Stock Is Reduced.
Two New Specials!
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DRESSES
One new lot received specially
for this nal1, and specially
priced all of them fijie all
wool sorgo. I.uch
$11.85
J'.uy fur winter now.
Men's Overcoats
The rcmulndor of our stock of
' men's overcoats all of them
nceived only last week, Host
Oregon make, all-wool, fine
fitting, best conservative
styles. Kach
$25.00
Iluy for nil the Funilly!
All Dry Goods, Corsets, Hosiery, Woolens,
Men's Furnishings, Shoes, also 15 Per Cent
Off Regular price for a Few Days.
Li
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News-Revieiv Rep
resentative Tells
Of Trip to Pen
(CoutluiKl fiow I'l" 1
(hone rules. He Is allowed to w MS
tb civilian garb and is merely kept a
In the muider row for safe keeping ! J
ii .irttM ,f himrine. To ore- i rj
ner fi win muklias any;
to take ma we.
over him night and ;
Vi nt the pn
further attempt
in ;(;- will ft ale
!is then placed at the back oa the
man and. lie is clrapi't-u to it. Uo is
tln.li held iu the leuler of the tcat
. fold iu position to icccne the nouoe.
I Two prison guaids will staud back
of him and at Ins right will be the
; chaplain.
I is Then Mcar.
j The hangman's noose, greased
witli tallow, is Hit a loosened and
placed about lliu neck of the man.
The. hangman's knot is twisted light
around to tlio buck of the left ear
and held iu thai position by the
hangman. The purpow of hanging
day. Even though Dr. Brumfield i
I (-;. i. appealed to the supreme i-ouri
for i.n.'l detci minatlon. which wouia
ir. -:'ii thai Iho execution will be de
li vi A for Eiiv.'ral months, and per
il I in vear. he will not be ullowed
a 'ii' ptivlU'i-es other than those ac-;
ei. riled pi i -oners under death sen
tence, llrunifl.ld will be kept In his
evil continuously with the exception
of SO minutes each day when he will
be allowed to exercise in the main
corridor.
riiolosinplieil This MornliiK.
Karly this morning Iirumlleld was
hd from his cell iind subjected to
IKrlillen in -:uronionts and photo
graohed by tin' pitaon photographer.
1'ro'ii then un'il the elate or nis ex-
DANC
AT
is to muko death instantaneous unu cent ion he will be common in neatn
what is termed iu prison parlau:o as ! cell 117 and no persons other than
perfect hanging was expianmu. i prison omoiais, nu aiiranfn, noma-
AltOUM) THE TOWN
liolilins I" Salem
.Mrs. Ileilingor returned to her
spending the past two weeks visiting
iat the home of .Mrs. Karl liurr.
...... Itetiirlis to Siileni
lloro from Days tret Mls ,;,.(.RU M. mown returned to
J. K. Chancy and little daughter, I l.er homo in Salem this afternoon
Vera, wore in the elty today from I aft'-r spending the past week visit-
their homo at Days Creek.
Driving New Cur
Hay Taylor is expected lo arrive
this evening from Portland with a
new 1922 model Chevrolet.
ICetlirn Ut rorthiiid
Senator Isaac Staples of Multno-
ihomo in Salem, this afternoon after I MILK FAMIXH THKKATEXS
NKW YOItK. Nov. 1. Eight
million portions are facing a
milk famine as a result of a
strike of milk wagon drivers.
Only enough men to deliver
milk to the hospitals and other
institutions and to feed the
horses, reported for work today.
mother and father ill
in e; wish h
this city.
Siill'dlni; from I'.IcmnI Poison
1). C. Livingston, of (Hide, was tak
en to Mercy hospital today suffering
from a severe ease of blood poisoning
in the left thumb. The patient is
mah county, return, d to Portland i under the care of Dr. Pother. S. K.
hts afternoon after spending the i Chapman, a neighbor of Mr. I.lvlngs-
past few days in Ihl.i city attending
to official business matters.
Art flub to Meet
The Itoselinri! Art Kmbroldcry
club will hold their regular meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock nt
the home of Mrs. L. W. InKle3 on
720 Winchester. Kvery member Is
urged to be present.
Horn
To Mr. and lira. W. II. Pomeroy,
of Portland, a daughter, Vnrmnltn
Jenno. Mrs. I'on.' roy was formerly
Miss Verno flur ott of this elty.
Their many friends are sending Ihem
congratulations upon tho new arrival
to their home.
Ton. brought him to the city this
morning.
.1. . Ncwlnnil Quit'' 111
J. O. Rowland who has been 111
for the past week was reported no
bettor today. In fart his condition
list night and today was not en
couraging, but It Is thought he will
ho on the road to recovery within a
few days. He Is suffering from a bad
cold and a complication of stomach
trouble.
social i:xjoyi:i
.Tur.t nrrlvod, a car of dry lime and
sulphur for spraying. Cot your sup
ply while roads are good. Churchill
I turd ward Co
A very enjoyable Halloween social
was held at the Christian church last
night. The social was given by the
Christian Endeavor Society and a
largo number of young folks were
present. The parlors of the church
with beautifully decorated in the
Halloween motif and presented a fine
appearance, (lames were played un
til late in the evening when refresh
ments were served.
DlltlXTOKS TO .MEET
The directors of the Taxpayers
league will meet tomorrow at the
Douglas Abstract office. This Is the
regular monthly meeting.
W hen the knot snaps the man's neck
and breaks it, that is termed a per
fect hanging." i:ut when the knot
slips arouud to the sido or front of
the neck strangulation results aud
death is not in.-tantaneous.
Former A H air llecalled.
The prison oiucials iu explaining
the carefulness necessary to make
hanging perfect, related an event
which occurred in the scaffold room
some years ago.
. The condemned man had made an
attempt to commit suicide by slash
ing his throat the same as Bruiufleld
attempted. When the time tor ex
ecution came the wounds were not
thoroughly healed. Tho man was
placed on the scaffold and the noose
adjusted. The trap was dropped and
the body swung into space. ine
knot had twisted to the front of the
throat, forcing the head back and
opening the wounds in the side of
the neck. The blood gusneu iorin
and spattered the floor. The man
writhed and twisted in the death
Iruggle and begged lliem to take
him up and drop him again. l or
thlity minutes lie pleaded and bested
and al the end of that time uncon
sciousness came as a relief. lie was
not pronounced dead, however, until
at (he end of forty minutes. Death
then was not caused by strangulation
or breaking of tire neck, but a par
alysis of the nerves, caused by the
pressure at the base of the .sKUll.
V. hen Brunilic Id go' s to me gal
lows ho will h" swa'h'd in bandages,
even though 1.1s neck wounds have
healed.
Three Men Spring Tia;i.
As the hangman adjusts the noose
he raises one hand above a little
wall, behind which are seated three
guards with hands grasped onto
levers. Qne of there levers sprinv-i
the trap which semis the man to hit',
death, but none of the guards are
aware which lever released th'3 trap
The prison physician then awaits
the death of the victim and when it
is finally pronounced the rope Is cut
above the knot and (he brdy Is lonil
ed inlo a casket and de'lvered to the
coroner with the rope still clinging
to the neck.
A new rope is then placed In posi
tion and tested with a weight. The
officials announced that another scaf
fold will be built alongside of Iho
pivsent one to accommodate tho
double, hanging on December 2.
The prison officers are not very
enthusiastic over their description of
the death machine, and although ad
mitting that "it does the business."
thev never commend it as a means or
punishment and evidently do not
relish their awful duly.
Has Xo Number.
Drumflold is not treated as a regu
lar inmate of the penitentiary and
has been given no number. Ho Is
not sentenced to serve a term In the
pen and therefore Is not liable to
newspapermen, and. members of
his family will be allowed to visit
him.
lielay Is Inevitable.
It Is almost certain that Drumfleld
will not meet his doom on January
13, as ordered by the court. Th?
defense attorneys have been allowed
until January 2nd to prepare the
transcript of the case for appeal and
at that time a stay of execution will
be ordered. Then will follow the
preparation of the appellant's and re
spondent's briers and the appeal to
the supreme court. Tho case will be
placed on the trial docket and given
preference over civil canes. Immedi
ately after the placing of it on the
supreme court docket It Is very prob
bl little delay will be experienced
in obtaining the hearing. The attor
nevs are only allowed two hours for
argument and then one of the su
preme court judges Is appointed to
render an opinion. This opinion will
not be handed down for approximate
ly three weeks. It is then twenty
days before a mandate oan come
down and probably then a motion for
rehearing will be filed, supported by
a brief. More. time will be consented
SATURDAY NIGHT
Opening Dance at Maccabee Hall
Saturday night, November 5 1991
Hear the NEW ORCHESTRA.
5 Cents a Dance,
9 TO 12
'LET HER GO, Professor",
TODAY
LIBERTY
THEATRE
Prices 10c & 15c
MATINEE EVKKY DAY
Billic Rhodes
"His Pajaraa Girl"
It was unexpected, to be sure.
The jilted lover knew his old
sweetheart was married to an
other that day.
Can you imagine his surprise
when, at night In his own
home, he opens a folding bed
and finds therein the bride of
his successful rival, asleep and
clad only in pajamas?
Also a comedy and Movie
charts.
Liberty Trices 10c and 15c.
Lue F. Vernon
WHO "PLAYS THE 1'IC
Tl'UKS" AT THE PIANO.
Special Election
Vote Very Light
One of the lightest elections
to be held in Hoseburg for many
years occurred today when the
special vote was taken on the
measure regarding the amend-
nient of the act providing for
tne municipal light and water
plant. Under the new proposal
voted upon today, the city O
would be given tho right to ac-
quire the present plant either
by purchase or condemnation.
Apparently the people of the
city are little interesled in this
matter either one way or the $
other as the vote cast was ex-
ceodlngly light. At noon there
were approximately 1tln votes
I in the ballot boxes of nf four
precincts, hut this afternoon
voting was a little more brisk.
There were few predictions as to
the outcome, it being genorally
believed that the vote will be
quite close.
J lOOTIIAU
Myrtle Creek hum -t...
Koseburg high .choot."""1'
Wednesday, Nov ,
"eld at 4 o'clock lMl0,''
Then follows the mandate to the
lowter court, following action of the
supreme court,, and a date for re
sentencing will be fixed.
Mny Be Returned.
Brumfield may play a return en
gagement In the Douglas county cir
cuit court room.
In the event he is to be re-senten-
H I ced, it will be necessary to return
mm 10 tins city to receive the sen
tence. Upon his return here he will
not be in custody of th local off!
clals but under the protection of the
state officers.
Not Afraid to Die.
"I am not afraid to die," reiter
ated Brumfield last night in his peni
tentiary cell. "Don't think I'm
afraid to die, boys," he continued to
explain, fearing that his break of
composure might lead the officials to
believe that he was weakening over
tne thought of death.
One more act In the terrible drama
has been enacted. The scenes are
being shifted rapidly. The action of
the play will move slowly for a time,
however, but when the curtain goes
down on the final scene, it remains
to he known, whether the man will
be swinging on the scaffold or seated
in a lonely cell and condemned to
spend the rest of his natural life
there.
Welcome News for the Women of Roseburgl
DAYS
OF
SALE
. 5000 yds. lliio
DAYS
OF
SALE
gOn5W33JLMiHeM!1IIIIMi L rTWJ,I rWt.iai.fi"7-rm jj.-aafirr-fc-
I'or a good steak and the best serv
ice In town try the Cafeteria.
Hot breat every evening at the
t ateterla.
Kresh Eastern Wh,,
terla,
LECIOX A.l AIXIUarv
MEKT TOXbhi
The American Irf ..
iliary will hold their rei.,to
lag this evening
noiu meir meeting i then i, ,
he Armory, while the friZl r
the PariRh n.-.,,.. y-.i- tuKt n
the Parish houne
tions will have
Dota onuib.
meetings, and It 1. argel .j
members plan to attend Th.L
paignof "Every Member G,fe
ber," will be discus V
other things of lmportinc,
come up at this time.
Following the businen tJ
the Legion boys have pluuJV
cial time for the Auxiliuy m 4
"peeiing a large tttenduit
nniDE (Y).MIXG TO ROSEBUD
Mrs. Olenn Eddlng in it.
this evening from Portland imt r
join her husband and make huh
in mis city In the future. MmB!-
ings was formerly Min Km
urown of Portland. TheyvenMr
rled about a week aro In Porta
and have been trj'lnit to keep it!
event a secret. Mr. Ediilnes b t"
known In this city, hnrlnr bmit-
ployed for a number of ynn tri
'he railroad company. Both bin
large number of friends wbo)oli;
nxtendlttg their congratulation n:
host wishes.
NEW TODAY.
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TOR HAJ.K 1 wIckM tab! bum. i
Hlione lhy-Y.
FOL'M) One box "ind a buiili If
er call at Hall & Son'i Italic,
chesf.T St.
FOUND CarrhiKe umlireili. 0:
may have same by catting at Uui.
ftcejinu paylng foailV;
LOST .Monday afternoin. near af
a chuck. Kinder pleaae call '
Johnson lit Mercy Hospnai.
FOIl SAI.K Klectrlc waslier, i
leg table siiii cliaira. oil iloit J
enamel bens, ana wit."
table. 1S Miller St.
Foil ItKNT Four room count K
block from achool. A.
Commercial Agent, Hi Cm w
Phone :'18. -
WANT Kl "oga or callll "
men! Nov. .
operative ExehanstJE!.!!
.T. ..r-rr. , ,."nis nf lint elm " '
V nnV Jwelamha. Moatly "
blotn. ntxonvllle r
Toaljcht
15c
win
25c
Every Yard will be Sold far Below the actual cost of manufacture
Georgette Crepes
1000 yarriti of this nilmirnhlo silk for m;iktnp
blotlflrs, umVrwo.nr, li;uilk.TcliiVfa, In fact
we have every nhmlo itn.t hue thai th season
oVmnnils. A n al ni!U snap.
Washable Satins
400 yards of washable satin, the ideal silk
for making gowns, hloomotti ami lingerie of
all kinds. Desirable colon of while, flesh.
Special, yard
This great Silk Pale Is an event of Importance to every woman. II re you'll j
Ii id the finest collection of High (Irade Silks ever placed together in one sale
in liosebutg. The manufacturer Is not able to ptodtice them today at the low
price we are placing on them. A fortunate purchnse enables us to affect a
KUing. and we aro passing the saving on to our friends. I!o on hand early.
Fancy
Silks
".00 yard i of fancy silks,
stripes and plaids, some
shitting silks In the lot.
Yatd wide and prettiest
patterns we have ever
sold at this extreme low
pi n e.
its' stVy-jaaafiTSi a iJtZT'rt3
H YARD
in i"V 1 1a i K-HA
Monday
Tuesday
Wed'day
Crepe de Chines
Full H00 yards of Crepe de Chine of wonder
ful luster and quality, 40 In. wide. Kvery
desirable color. You can't afford to pass this
excellent opportunity to buy.
j! You'll love this delightful story of a quaint Scotch village
w . . . . t i - i-.i...i.K.,tifu wiinaH"-
ta iiiicnsciy niuiiun aim amazingly canny iiih.i..
5 cast
"Bunty Pulls the String
7 A delightful Into to life comedy, a play mai
r love nirnin.
H'XXKTT CO.MKDY AXD IXTKUXATIOXAI. E
Messalines
1200 yards of Mossnllno Silks In every want
ed color. To appreciate tills silk you must
ee it. Wonderful quality, full 36 In. wide.
Will not last long at this 3 d !
Taffetas
Cr.fl yards of yard wide TafT. ta Silk,
saxin- for the won, an who wants
iln .-; . All colors. II. avy quality,
low price.
A real
pretty
Very
Dress Satins
lot! yards of beautiful dress satins. Admir
able for evening or street wear. A very high
grade lot-or silks. You'll be wise in bulng
from I hi.- lot.
Tomorrow: A Pnrnmonnt Special, "THK W"-'' t-J
1 He TODAY OHI.T .
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M hat's the use of being youiiK and pri'tty M r""n!!nL broat1
thing but ginghams and common-urns shoes? D "I rf
ly an old mal.rT no treat, lake It from Pauline.
be was clghteeo and -then well ece
BEBE DANIELS
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