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no3Eima news-review, wepnesoav, November ?, 1022. PAGE 6EVEN WIRELESS CONNECTS THE EAST AND WEST 1 1 Vis ' r - - x 1 1.'. .". 1 11 Cozy and Comfortable ria n? Shasta Route to Sunny Vour comfort is the first con sideration of Southern Paci fic employees who have built enviable reputation lor courteous anu nuuun v K-'-inniit of Southern Pacific trains is modern In ...w'ia.:.; and eontuiu all Die features conducive to Lfuri ar.il lusuiy. Ob-.-rvaiiun cars and sleeping earn Willi sections. iwin rooms and compartments facilitate the cnjoyineiil it scenery. I They afford privacy, rent, sleep, relaxation, and plena- r. Excellent meals tastily prepared and served in aim-live d:niK cars appeal to the most fastidious. LOW ROUND TRIP FARES, La Schedule. Sleeping Car Rcser- tins, and beautiful folders, ask rail ticket aienls or write .JOHN' M. SCOTT, G. P. A., Portland,' Oregon IT'S TOASTED one extra process which gives a delicious flavor LI -V-iy vS5fA; iflUCKVl -r--J-?-Aii-;-rffrfl -?.el (By United Fth. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 29 The east and the weit may imit meet on land, hut alieady tiny are m.-eilni; and inti-rfering with each oilier in the ; cur. i The great wireless l..ti..n at Nauen, 'oenuanv. 1ms filed an iffirial com plaint that its nightly business is be jiug ii.'.cfcrcd with by tl.i- b. Kai.aku station in Hawaii. The official wavo loni-h of Kahaku 'and N.iu.n is almost the sane, and j Nauen finds it difficult to cut out in-toi-ferencu from Hawaii. Nauen handles a tremendous amount of private dispatches, news and official communications from Clermany to tier man interests throughout the world. I' nited Slates radio officials are working to eliminate the trouble. THIRTY fODR LIVES LOST IN BAD COLLISION Uly AetH'latd Preaii.i TirENOS AIRES, Nov. 2!). Thirty four lives were lost in a collision yesterday between a launch and a fcrryhoat in the Pana river near Zarate, northwest of Ueunos Aires. The launch was filled with pic nick ers, many of them children. The launch struck the ferry boat while going at full speed. NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS: We are overstocked on Westing house lotteries and for the nest 30 davs will offer substantial discounts. We have In stock a size tor every car. i THE KOSEIU'ltt; CAltAC.K. I OREGON OUT TO WIN THANKSGIVING GAVE' i EUGENE. Nov. 2S. (Special). Oregon will be primed for the hard est fight of the season when the HALF PRICE SALE Wchfooters go into laiile array All millinery, pattern hats, trimmed against the I nlvorsm in .em is hnti KitnM. sailors, tnms. feathers, i ton eleven in Seattle 1 han-Rtvins flowers, ribbons, ornaments, etc.. on day, according sale during balance of season at one- ' ingtou who half price. There is yet a great variety to select from. Mrs. Cray, at llellows Store. QUAKES IN ILLINOIS COAL FIELDS MYSTIFY TOE RADIO WORK (Mir L'nitM I'rffii IKSITY OK W ASIilN '.TOW :"J I'roi. .s(ics of ili'o teiiuiruvrlns di pnrr.ii- nt of ftrsiiv st'v in i!' v-Ii p- rftl.' raiiin a ini'ns :'-'r !'." rapidly jrrciwit.!; rn.u : : : aK: -r ii'.ui Wi'h il !iinvn ;i;l: ,Hr i'c't)r' coiut'lv d. ll-,n j,.iK-,,pf d t: ;i: rx! "1 a well as undt'nuT.duj.i' - ,ail in1 coniiucicti tij ra'im. imio vrofi s.nr ifi cover territory and fi!J scv A ears, ail In one iif)'r " of rinmiiii; .fcrf room to a n n t u t . iiOT. out iiiidiiit ri, in )ii :..f or in his Mudy, with a K f'W in-. lad in slip i j.i.-ls t. f!i- rfuil;. tfc- radio transmitter with JVPOLE" jting Yarns f ?-ere hand!, s the r''.l" brand of ' finest ea the P' -r mil finer fibre.;, .ACT1'- popular 1 niitinj; ni.ukel. ind It -a is hi i has (tf.il $ eiiace t .:r...-c Ur,i 4 : k o- bth's Toggery J- string after strinK of poarls of tl'ouitht. it prolvblv will help students, also, for instead of going to class they can hang antennae out of the window and support a flour-, shine poker game while listening in 1 on Philosophy Four. j .Many large universities alnjidy' have small radio systems installed, iii.il others long have made use of the broadcasting rteiu tised '01 snclr advantagn in calling trains in lari:o depots. Hut noMting e:ae:i sie has been attempted to -.ii!il)ii-ly and :;talid:'rdi;:e the use of wire-' Icm t' h plioay in lecrure courses. i Class-room lectures In the his-1 tory o tl'P Northwest by Professor I S. lieany are to be broadcasted here in tlie near future. Equipment has 11 instill! -d and Is now being tun ed up for the innovation. j o . . W i;h uncertainty filling tl;e air and with the hope of industrial peace be-' sliattc red in this broad land a!sr, : the prospect of th:1 Cloldi n Aee is be coming nicre and more weighty in its import, as also the message of the 1 hour: "Millions Now Living Will Never Die." Explained at Moose hall Thursday cvenin;,'. and to Couch Shy llunt- during the past week put the Oregon men through long, hard nights of practice in prepara tion for the contest. The players are rounding into late season form, according to the coneh. and by virtue of their past I two victories have the w inning psy chology. Furthermore, they nte in i condition for the first time this sea ison and have developed the m-ichlno- (Itv Pnlti-.l I'r..-) ',ik' precision which conns only oT 1 oris Mo Nov' "'I Astrono- 'when the fundamentals of gridiron mtrsare mystified' ovvr 'the onuses ' tactics have been thoroughly nias in the southern Illinois coal fields j tered. Sunday night. Eldorado and Hen-i Several star members of the ton recorded shocks shaking houses I e'ven whi.J, trounced the Oergon barns. Several chimneys fell. Agmes nave neen on me nospna list since tnat game em irainer iin ITayward expects to have them in shape within the next few days. "Cogs" Campbell, 200 pound tii'Milo. has been ill in bed for the prist week and Conch ITontlnglon expresses some apprehension as to his condi tion, flcorge King;, star halfback, is suffering with a sprained hip and Quarterback Chapman's hick is bad ly sliinned nnd lime-lmrned. How ever, with the possible exception of Camnbrll all men are expected to be in fighting trim when the team leaves for Seattle Tuesday. Line Coach Spell man has Held, who has made his letter this year. and Coodlng, a new man this sea son. who has been showing unusual development lately, to shift into TWELVE PORTRAITS. Made by Him KOSEIIFRCr STUDIO will make 12 most ncceptablo Xnias rifts. Phone 4f2 for an appointment. Hell Sisters Illds. tATED BY RULING tHy AsscK-latea rrens.) HELEN A, Montana. Nov. 29. A complete victory for Frank Conley, former warden of the Montana pen itentiary, who was sued by the state for account nnd judgment of $n0O. 000 after he had been replaced by EQUIPMENT Automatic windshield wiprr. Rrar-viewmirror. Braded radiator. Ht-atrr. Couitray light. Jrwrled right-day dock. Cowl Ventilator. Thief.proof transmiaaioa lock. Rain viaor. Opalracent cot ner lights. Manlvt head lights. Artistic coach lumps. Four doers that swing wide opr-n. Simple automatic window lifts raise or lower plate-glass Windows. The pride which a former generation found in Studebaker equipage is modernized in the Special-Six Sednn. This Sednn is built in Stiidebaker plants, under highest standards of manufacture the use of the finetst materials and most skillful workmanship. Its fascinating lines are enhanced by artistic paneling, coach lamps and massive headlights. The interior is finished in ex quisite taste. There is inviting depth to the nine-inch cushions and a fine harmonizing of upholstery and carpeting. The thorough dependability of the Special-Six with its flexibility, quick acceleration and ample power, carries the endorsement of many thousands of owners. The four-bearing crankshaft, seven-inch frame with five cross-members, sub-frame supporting the motor and separate unit transmission, rear axle shaft of special alloy steel these and other Special-Six improvements add greatly to motoring satisfaction. The Special-Six Sedan well upholds the Studebaker 70-year reputation for business integrity und genuine value. MQl 'i:ii ANU PRICES, o. h. ftctorira LIOHT-SIX Sr'iiClAl.-SIX BIU-8IX -Pasa .I." W. S. 3-Paas., W.B. T-PmMm, I If W. B. 40 H. P. 5J H. P. to H. P. Touring J 975 Tourinc $1275 Touri-ig $1650 e,j.,. Koad.ter Speediter STEaaal 975 '') 1230 (4-t.sS.) 1TSJ d r'ass.) 973 K vll,.r' Cou, 4 P.ss. 2;:5 Coup" Roadstrr (41'..,.) 1575 Coupe 5-l"ass.).. 2175 H I' Hi.) 1515 Ctupc (t-Pau.) 1B75 Mjs 2S75 Srtn 1550 Sedan 2050 Sedan Sperlai) If.50 JVun-Jtiti Cotd Tires. Front a-nj rtor, ranjau equipment rrvii if special-six t , I ' sedan !'!Cr5:- ' ?A l'Tlll Si $2050 Jiiliatl: M I fLJi I I CENTRAL GARAGE C. O. THOMAS and L. J. HODGE, Proprietors. THIS IS STUDEBAKER YEA'R UaMHssUsKAlOaMraMI t tlUIUUlI w in u iiiiiiim IU1I,1 11 .1 U11UI llorsky. in the district court hero OFFICIALS CONFER RE GARDING GIANT MERGER I lllil HI .VI MIS Kll.l.i:!). j KLAMATH FALLS. Nov. "7. Hunting accidents claimed two lives y. sterd.-iy. (Veil Caldwell was nr- i cidi ri'iilly shot by his own gun and Anton,. H.uimiin. accidentally shot ' by Edw- rd ltellidav. Rg.-d 1:! years i a ' I I Utr nmtsd i-i i WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. I'resi tlent Harding anil Secretary of Ag rl ulture Wallao- conrerri'd at tin White House today rei ariling the Armour-Morris pucker in e r y e r. Paueli' ! t was lNn pr'"-"iit. Terry .lohnson la slated to take I the end position left vacant by the j injury of Rud Hrown, two year Istar. who3e knee was broken in the j O. A. 0. game, .lohnson played a good game ncalnst. Idaho this year and Huntington expects him to handle 1 lie Job well nlthougli the loss of Ilrown is a damagitu; one. Vic lli-Hcher. a promising hut inex perienced lad. will be taken to Se attle as n sub-timte end. Ward Johnson and "Dutch' Oram, halfbacks, who have been erratic so far tliis fall because of ' - : YF'EX 1' !,.'! w,,. A 'l.tejU'ill'lWilMlJ Xmas Stocks Are Here enduring tic 'ire the all-vvi loo iiber of the fniiiilv n the i-'issing r.ipiuiiv of the day is the solid ne gift if a Yiclrola brings lo ou. Eecy shnris In iis entei lainment and beneTiis. lie sure ii is a iitrola, for then ou hve the one inst t anient which tliu (-'aie. t artb's themselves hav cln.sen to repioduie their art. et us help ou select ymir Victrola mill. le. I)o it t aiiy. and Victor (lift Records. LLOYD L. CROCKER lies, hi, The l'ionier Hrug Sioro On A RAW.SORE THROAT Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterolc And Mustcrole wont blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers. It penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. Mustcrole is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. It is fine for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleu risy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted (eet, colds on the cliiit. Keen it handy for instant use. 3rc and 65c, jars and tubes; hospital Eizc, S3.00. Better than a muttarj plaittr injuries nro rounding into shape in splendid style. These big fellows will prohubly alternate during the coining gnme and their playing Is expected to be a feature. Last year the Oregon teiim wound up the aeanon against Multnomah nnd played a game whi 'h was a rev elation to followers of roast football. The webfooters bent the clubmen decisively nlthougli they were sadly outdoped bi f.re the contest started. I The team on that day was in much 'tin same condition and spirit as Huntington experts it to he against Washington this year a team with jthe winning spirit, .imposed ol strong men, in good condition nnd out to win. I The Oregon coaching staff it no' I underrating the Washington team, j They realize that Itngsbaw has a i bting team of big men, but the j Oroi'nu coaches nre confident their : team can turn back the advances cf the Huskies and beat them. o We have on sale nt The Fern all of ihe season's flowers stid greens up. t pr-opriate for Thanksgiving. We are jat your servb e. 11 us assist you In jmnkini.' your selection. Carnations land rhrvsiinlliemums are our spe-Icialty. Ounce at Canyon Camp Tonight The first dance to be given In the now pavillcn at Canyon camp, one half mile ntiovp Canyonville, will be given this evening. The I'mpijua Flvo orchestra of this city will furn ish the music nnd a good time Is as sured everyone. Ml 'J-J .li.JL . 1,'aB A 1. .1. I . J Arrive From Kiurene Oeorge Honck and Remy Cax ar rived from Eugene this afternoon to spend the holidays at the Houck home. Both boys are students at tho University of Oregon. Arnnrlal, nmno run nr. mon lUt-ts. CUT OUT THE LANDLORD Vhv Pnv Trilmte to Him? LU1LD YOLK OWN HOME. L. W. METZGER Contractor and Iluildcr. Is prepared to nive an estimate on any building you may conU'inpIati Al:;o can supply Cement, Lath, Sewer Pipe, Shingles, Piaster, Lumber, Prick, Lime Roofing. Phone 459-Y. fell DAILY 'AiEATHER REPORT. 1'. S. Weather llnreati, local office, I Ilosi burg, Oregon, 24 hours ending tj I A. M. j Prec.lp. In Inches and Hundredths. ( j Hi hi SI t lllp- i III HI e veslerd ty ....HI j l.ece. t temp, ralllre last nilillt ....lilt j IVecipilation, III -t L'l hours 0. ! Tu'iil I'recip. since first of month 2 '11 ' ' Nen u:l pre. ip. for this month ...4. 27 To :il l. eip. f rum Si pt. 1, 1 i , 7 3? : A i I in ii from Sept. 1. 177 7 St fe:: I def cieeev frelll Sept. 1 ,1322 .13 ' ! Av uigo precipttaf ion for 44 wet sen- j sens. (S-pt. to Mar. Inc.) 31. 3J I T, nu-li' and 'Hiiir-.lay fair. ! WILLIAM HFI.L. Observer. DEVELOPMENT DKVKl.Or.MI-'.T MKAAH ItirnoVmiENT. WE AHK IM1'IU)V- isa ovn KAtniTua evkbt dat for the bkttkiimk.it OF fclillVK IS. Wfl cannot rrow fsnter than the surrounding country; thomh bare to keep far In adTanoe of our present needs. Thus maintain 1C it larger Investment than ordinarily required. VO: ARB niEl'AHETl TO HKKVH VOI H KVKIil HKKU A1 MOVE.VT'H NOTICK WITH WONOMV TO TOC. Douglas County Light & Water Co K. M. JENMNOi., Slanacnr. Co- Kids m A Liitl3 Tersonal By PERCY L. CROSBY ls MeCtsre nmn ,?,.,, 1 -V t A 'it 5 . ... 1 .run '.'- V',-i 't. l - - r- ; i - "X I - " n. r'.hA; IK o Trie t?tf -.(lllVi t'Q ! AIM jiKXy He i'xiALlO'.VCp i ! r- ' v i r'AN MC AN Ca)Dlt'4 -1 . . i :.:)) a m 1 1 c ! i. : )'! , . i I': "IV i.:' 'i :? t Z'.i I ii :li i ,t t ; ' I -. I ' ,- I -.tl t . 1' '.'