EOBEBUWO NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28192?-
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PAOf SIX
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McNARY SPEECH CANCELLED. j
District Attorney George Neil- d
a o. thi rtrnoon received a A
Library Fair Dance
iinrrluml nnnounc- ?J
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in the cancelling of the address
of Senator C. U McNary in this
city on Tuesday. Senator Me-
Nary has been called to Washing-
Saturday Night
ARMORY
f
mis. jaws uiusuii ucutm-w
Hiding as Result of
Threats Made
MORE DETAILS GIVEN
ton to assist senator roinum
and will be unable to finish his
speaking engagements in this
state. This will be a disappoint-
ment to his many friends in this
county who greatly desired to
meet the senator again.
MURDER DISAPPEARS
, Music by
THE UMPQUA FIVE
Come and See Who Wins the '
You Spend of Your Life in
Your Bedroom-
Make it attractive with a wise choice by furnishing from our stock of
bedroom furniture. You will find your needs here at attractive prices.
5
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We have the best of mat
tvesses here that will give the
rest you require. Use these
upon our coil springs.
Mrs. Mills was Dragged frem Brush
and Murdered After Rev. Half Had
Been Slain, Say Eye witness
To Affair.
EYE WITNESS DISAPPEARS.
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., Oct.
28. Mrs. Jane Gibson, the eye-
witness to the Hall Mills mui-
der, disappeared from her home
It became known today. Prose-
cutor Mott refused to say whetn-
! er he knew her whereabouts.
-.. . I,,,.. Koli..VfH to hA C
4 1 hiding because of threats made
f I against her by persons interest-
A I ed in the case.
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BUICK DRAWING
AT 8 O'CLOCK
'
The drawing for the Buick
automobile to be given away by
the Library Fair committee to
the holder of the lucky season
ticket, will take place at 8 o'clock
this evening, it was announced
this afternoon. The drawing has
been set early In order that the
floor may be cleared In time for
the dance which starts promptly
at 9 o'clock. All ticket holders
are urged to be on hand when
the drawing takes place. A Ereat
deal of Interest is - being shown
and there doubtless will be a
huge crowd present.
(Bv United Prenj)
In this season of the year you need cotton and wool blankets, comfor
tors, bed spreads, pillows, sheets and pillows cases. See these at our store
before. you purchase elsewhere, as our offerings are most attractive.
McKean, Darby & Baldwin
Complete House Furnishers. Roseburg, Oregon
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J NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., VCX. zo.
f, Mrs. Eleanor Mills was hunted
down with flashlights as she crouched
terrified in the thick brush near where
Rev. Hall was slain, and was finally
dragged out and killed, according to
the story of an eyewitness to the
double murder, which Prosecutor
Mott declares he has corroborated. A
"woman in gray" and her companion
are guilty, the story said.
Delightful Party
at dinger Home
The beautiful homo of Mrs. V. O.
Clinges was the scone of a delight
ful birthday party last ovenliif?.
Tho party was til honor of the fif
teenth hlrthduy of KlizahRth ClaiTc.
frhe guests enjoyed games and danc
ng until a Into hour when refresh
ments were served. The Hallowe'
en motif was carried out In tho
decoration of the house, yellow and
black streamers being used, with
tiny Jack-o-Lantcrns. Tho Invita
tional guest list Included, Kldrcss
Juclcl, Mildred Davis, Nellie Cullo
way. Claudia Householder, Lucia
(I lies, Alico Kllolt, ltuth llrown,
Helen Value, and the guest oMionor
Elisabeth Clark: Vandran Williams.
Kenneth Householder, Doris Ireland,
Wayno Cole, Donnlil Hugerty, l.es-
lle Hngerty, Venetto Cllnger, I.yle
McCulloch and Harry Fletcher.
o
Profits on Sales
Goes to Library
Llod Crocker, local Victor phono
graph dealer, last night made an at
tempt at the community fair, to put
on a demonstrutlou of the series of
health records put out by tho Victor
company. A Victroia was used and
several high school girls dressed in
gymnnalum costume were prepared
to put on the demonstration, lleenuse
of the noise, however, tho demonstra
tion could not be staged. Mr. Crock
er Is donating the profits on all sulen
of victor records nnd vietroias on
Saturday and Monday to the library
building fund. He states that ho
will also donate the profit on all or
ders taken today or on Monday
Tor Our Special Sunday Dinner
Feature Tomorrow
Home Restaurant
Pherhlnn
Street, will
Servo
Savory Roast Duck
and all I lie flxln's.
ONLY 60 CENTS
Our Servlco
.Will
riease Vou.
llrlng the folks nnd enjoy nn hour with many of your friends at this
Popular Place.
Regular Dinner
25c
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TALY IS UNDER
i (lr Assnclnfpit Pre.)
I NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. Oct.
i7. "The Hall-Mills case Is com
plex hut It is not a mystery."
This was the statement today by
Special Deputy Attorney General
Wilbur A. Mott. who has taken over
for the state the investigation of the
double murder of Rev. Hdward
Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Kleaonr
Hlnehardt Mills, choir singer, on the
Phillips farm six weeks ago.
With an assertion by Mr.' Mott
that thev had found n witness to
corroborate at least part of the
story told by Mrs. Jane Gibson,
farmer, who claims to have' wit-j
nessed the double shooting and
identified two men, of the death j
Fascisti Gaining Control and
Troops Now Occupy
Several Cities
CONDITION IMPROVED
being present at the murdei
"No," he replied.
"In your Judgment," the re
porters asked, "does the unsup
ported story of a person most in
terested constitute an alibi?"
"That Is a matter for the Jury
to decide." "
Asked If he had any corroborat
ing statement as to Mrs. Hail's ac
tions on the night of the murder,
Mr. Mott said:
"I have evidence describing Mrs.
Hall's whereabouts for a consider
able time before 2 a. m. on the
nSnht of the murder."
Mr. Mott questioned Mrs. Gib
son for a long time today.
Introduction into the case of this
sturdy farmer woman, who retired
as a bareback rider to raise pigs,
caused a crowd of curiosity seekers
to descend upon her humble home,
eager to catch a glimpse of her. To
protect her from the curious, a
state trooper was sent to her place,
blocking efforts of newspaper men
tQ Interview her.
New Brunswick is strangely ig
norant of the family history of the
new woman, known chiefly as "the
pig raiser." She was believed lo
have resumed her maiden name af
ter her husband's death. It is un-
Miissollnl Is Virtual Dictator of It
aly at I'resriit TJtiio Tiiklnjr
Steps to Form a New Tali,
lliet Immediately.
stituted the chief development of j derstood that her father was au cf-
the day.
In connection with this mention
nf a corroborating wltnetw. n flurrv
of excltment was caused bv the! XH KTLK CIIKKK
appearence In tho caw of A mys
terious witness,
BUICK SIX
TJC T"""tTE -TFii i 'III
HIGH STANDARD OF
BANKING PRACTICE
The Roseburg National Bank always
maintains a high standurd of banking
practice and Is well equipped with
thq latest facilities to meet the re
quirements of its customers with
promptness and efficiency.
ThePoseburgNalionalBank
Ro seburVOre
' k 1 -ai
I ficer in the Confederate army.
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i MAN V 11KKK FROM
girl of 21 and
pretty, who In company with state
troopers, spent an hour near tho
scene of the murder.
Whence 4his Rlrl came and
whither she departed remained un
known. Tho troopers . admitted
that they had taken her to De
Roseburs; was visited today by
larse number of Myrtle Creek resi
dents. The majority of theso are In
the city for the first time for several
weeks by the prune harvest. Among
home by the prune harvest. Among
those In Roseburg todpy were C. W.
Rice, editor of the Myrtle Creek Mail,
I. E. Holloway and son Clifford and
Russey lane, leading to the Phillips I dattRhter Edith Worthington, P. M
. " ... ., ..... .. .. i nj.i.t. rt n .. it a a,nnn
flty Associated FreM.
ROME. Oct. 28. The cabinet
council In session since midnight
Is receiving reports from tho pro
vinces where tho Fascisti movement
has taken a subversive dlrection.The
cabinet at first decided lo Issue a
proclamation declaring a state of
selge In all of the provinces begin
ning at noon today, but later this
was modified and a proclamation
was Issued urging the people to
maintain order In the face of lnsur-iald
farm at the direction of Mr. Mott
but they declined to state the pur
pose of the Journey.
Kcit Kjes On Tree.
They wandered up and down the
lane, which played so big a part in
Mrs. Gibson's graphic story or1 the
shooting, never getting out of sight!
of the crab apple tree under which
the bodies were found. I-nter the!
troopers brought the unidentified '
girl back to town and she dlsap-j
peared.
Mr. Mott received newspaper!
men this afternoon and answered a;
series of questions.
In connection with a report that j
state troopers had been ordered to
search for an antique motor car
which Mrs. Glhsno, 'riding on a
mule. In search of corn thieves, I
Aldrieh, George Russell, . A. Strong
and family. George E. Trask and
family. M.A. Darby, M. n. Smith and
wife, Mrs. Isetta Hamilton and dau
ghter llernice. J. S. Hillock and wife,
A. W. Bulock and wife. O. I.. Sell
ars nnd family. Victor Dyer, Mrs. B.
D. Dyer. T. M. Tnmllnson, N. D. Wood
nnd wife. Rose Martin, Mrs. T. M.
Cornutt. Mrs. Clifford Smith and dau
ghter and .1. Tj. Chaney.
NEW TODAY.
WANTEI-C.lrl in diet kitchen. Phone
326.
i'"OR SAI.E l!2n Essex In good
shape. 721MI11 St, City.
Ideal Prune and Broccoli Land From!
$40 to $100 Per Acre
We have just completed the survey and subdivision of tie Ins
Ranch and are now offering IRWINGTON GARDEN TRACTt k
the Ten Mile Valley and located on the Roseburg-Cooa Bar Bigknj
In tracts of 20, 40, 50, and 60 acres to the wise homeseeker ad in
dent Investor who will have the opportunity to take idruua
the low prices and liberal terms made possible by the inMmosx'
this large acreage where a flat price is obtained on the atin n
division and proportioned out over the several tracts.
The soil on these beautiful tracts is admirably adiptaf for lb
growing of prunes and broccoli, being In character a dsttasiiksB
of a splendid depth. We firmly believe that the IRWINWOs
DEN TRACTS offer the best values to the homeseeker li Dmu
County. I
In addition to the fertility of the soil each tract is veil ntf
and affords ideal building sights. I
IF YOU EVER INTEND TO OWN A FOOT OF LAND IN DOll
LAS COUNTY COME NOW AND LET US SHOW YOU THEff
TRACTS. I
W:A.BogardRealEstateCt
405 Cass St. Thoe 303. I
ADULTS
15c
8ATURDAY AND SUNDAY
FIRST RUN SHOWING
c aiLDtn
10c
rectlonary attempts. night of the shooting. Mr. Molt was
Reports from Central Italy show mfced ,y newspaper men if he had
that Fascisra extending their move-j the number of the car.
ment with a view to exerting pres- "i have a combination of fl
sure for the formation of the Kas- r0R- hut I don't know whether It
clsta- cabinet. The Facia ministry. 1 1. right." replied he.
she had seen In the lane the TOGGENHERCJ Ruck for service.
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LIBERTY THE ATE R f
sir ONLY HHST-1.A!W IllOWlt AK1 AT ln A IX V g
TODAY OXLY
THAT I'.IG CHEKUY SHOW
"Fools of Fortune"
It's n IiuirIi every inch of the way from the ranch out Mon
tana way where Chuck road of millionaire Do Fuyster's
searoh for a long-lost heir, through feverish preparation
for the trip Kast including tho shellacking of Ike Harper
into an Indian who was to grunt confirmation of Chuck's
wild tale comic adventures on a rullmnn, and the sur
' prises which awaited the four old scamps In the effete East.
"FOOLS OF FOKTl'NE" is a whale of a laugh picture
Also the speedy western drama with TOM SANTSCHl in
"SECRET OF IUTTK R1DGK"
AND THE COMEDY "SOAK THE SHEIK."
despite Its resignation. Is acting
with energy to re-establish order.
Martial Iv lroclniinel.
LONDON. Oct. 28. Martial law
was proclaimed in Italy to take ef
fect at noon today, but the proclam
ation was later rescinded as the
result of an Improvement In thei
situation, said dispatches from the'
Stefanl agency st Home, the semi
official Italian news organization.
Florence, IMsa. Cremona and other
centers were reported under the
control of the Kasclstl.
MusMtllitl I Dictator.
IlOMK, Oct. 2S. llenlto Musso-
llnl, the head of the
"Have you any description of the
Hornless. Geo. Walker, Winchester.
FOR SALE Good Berkshire sow and
some pigs, reasonable. Fhone
19F-15.
carT"
"Yes. but It Is not very definite."
"Have you Bnyone watching any
car In any garaee In this city?"
"If I answer that I will be tell
ing too much."
"Have you any Information on
both the cars which Mrs. Gibson
says she saw?"
"Yes."
Ti Aik Grmi.l Jury Action.
Asked if he Intended to make an
arrest or first go before tho grand
Jury. Mr. Mott replied:
1 "If mv itiiiement nrevailp. the
the head of the Fascisti. Is;..,. wm . h..fni- ih. ,r,ml tnrv "
a in,!., s ..i.uai un-mu.r louay. i ne -when?" the newspaper man
Jt Facta government reslcned last B!k,.d him
. night. Mussolini is conferring with j .., won., .. n() jncd. "and
parliamentary leaders here. For- , hop( that wh dp foa won-t
g mer premier Glollttl will probably I j,1)ow ,
ft form the new cabinet. 1 ..Conld this cue he taken before
8 i,w,vl,V-r MT'",'. J grand jury now?"
K V ' 7 i "It rouM he. ves."
g was proclaimed In Italy at noon to-1 "foii'd you got an
ni-uiuiiig iu an uneoui irmeti think so"
K repori nere. i .-rhon wh. r ... ..itini for?"
nlSTJ . .r!nnr?Km'v;- , . "" n,r Ji'il-ment to wait."
PARIS. Oct. JS The Fascist! ...r. ,,,,.
troops are concentratlnc In several ,.,, he.ldes thst furnished hv Mrs. !
Italian cities and may march on e.ih.rv. ,k .. ,nn,i,.j
"t am following prerv lead.'' !
"When In your judgment the j
time comes for derisive action, will I
you ordr an srrest or go before j
the grand Jury" j
I don t know.- out I snotua ne
Inclined to go before tho grand jury
unless something extraordinary de-
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Cor. Parrott and Mosher
St.
Indictment?
Rome, unconfirmed reports here
said. The troops have already oc
cupied Florence and other towns.
All
'I.KS Al rMXKSHOMS
ON SAMK TRV.K.
To be able to pick ripe apples and
fragrant blossoms off the same tree Is . yelops."
rath-r an unusual occurrence even j In W
WANTED 25n to 300 tier of fir wood
to cut where ' house is furnished.
Cnllor write 741 HamlltonSt.
GITil., 20. wants housework at once,
preferablv In country. No washing.
Can do plain cooking. Call RS I..
FOR SAI.n OR TRADE Typewriter!
2 seated carriage, 51 horses, buesy,
poles and shaves. Will sell on time.
Cut prices. C. 'Merrill, 504 Mill St.
denee loans- "Monthlv repayment S
plan. The Vmpqua Savlnes and
T.onn Association, at the Douglas S
Abstract office. A
tviu DrVT r.,,i ., ti... . v.
partly furnished. Is located at 442
Commercial Ave. Near Ttonnon
school. Phone 3S4 Y or see Fred J
Howen. Winchester St. ij
HELP W ANTED-MerTorVonien. sal- ft
ary J',0 full time, $1 an hour spare
time. s, U:ng guaranteed hosiery di- V
reet to wearer, cotton, silk. heath-tS
er mixtures. International Hosiery
Mills. Norristom-n. Pa. g
FOR SAI.E OR TRADT:--4 acres good $
stand broccoli. 2 acres of other
vegetables. Good team horses, wa
goh and harness, 1 Jersey cow. V
some hogs, and chickens. Will sell g
or trade on city property. Call 4
rhone IK F3. or. see M. A. Taul at V
Kny ratching s shop. gj
SEE C. MrRRlI.lforba7CTlnsI.T- gj
censed real estate dealer. Large S
ranches, small farms, house, tlm. i?t
WILLIAM RUSSELL
IN
"A Self-Made Man"
DEAD GAME
A TWO REEL WESTERN
COMEDY
EARL HUHD'S "FKtsn
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IBsViTtTlTlWItiTsTrTfWMJgBI"tt
balcony vsffiiH iiyira s
IOC 23c
MRS. GEORGE BERRY
ON THE ORGAN
TODAY ONLY
for the I'mpqua valley, which lavs
fi, claim to the most perfect climate In
J the counlrv, hut such was the case
g today at the F. R. Kwens orchard In
K Garden vsllev. Apple pickers found
J a tree loaded with fruit and on the
tips of the branches there were a
.Trr. v with an eve-wit-
'TOMORROW JAMES OLIVER Cl'RWOODS
"GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE LAW."
S V and having all the fragrance of
sMMM,M,IM'K.i'IO'IfiI!K ,.,r,. ,prlng blossoms.
y number of blossoms In full hloont
ness story called credible, what cor
roborating evidence Is needed?"
OTrohoraftitn NeetVed In "a-e.
None legallv. but It Is good
thing to hare "
III connection with his statement
that he had found wltn su
stantlatink part of Mr). Glhson's
the storv. Mr. Mott was asled If he
had learned of another eye-witness.
ber lands .and all kinds of cltv prop
erly for sale or trade. For trade.
4 farms. S prune orchards. I houses
Small prnn orchard, will trade for
house in city. Call and see my
larce list. Overhead expense light
t cut prices ami m.-ke the deals'
They all know It. A fine small
r-irn wnn siorg ann farming tool-.
vt mi trade for house in
7 rarms for rent.
Mill St
Monroe Salisbury
"The Great Alone
A THRILLING DRAMA OF THE NORTH.
SHERLOCK HOLMES
Roseburg
C. Merrill, S04
"A Scandal in Bohemia
CHRISTIE COMEDY "A BARNYARD CAVELIE"
rSUNDAY AND MONDAY
RPTTV .nuD.nu u stomDED WOMAir
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