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AKtBUftl NlWS-Hf VIEW. SATURDAY. JANUARY 6. 192$. PAt THRU v-g i-t.:-fr.cJi ' ij fp vivas? iWILL IfjTflOOUGE1 urn y Mm II I I Ml I I I I I I I I I I I til U V I I mj III UltetaWj I ! Tkt Standard at Compmrittm incurious In Comfort and Convenience Four-Passenger Six-Cylinder Coupe - - Is a. t It-" Ooaed car comfort and driving convenience are most perfectly satisfied in the luxurious Buick four-passenger aix-cylinder coupe. From the driver's seat, set forward and at a most rest ful anle, every control is at the finger's tip, while on the instrument board attractive dials record each function of the car. The large walnut steering wheel guides the car at its lightest movement through the improved Buick steering gear, and the long gear shift lever can be grasped without bending forward. With deep plush upholstered seat for two passengers and a comfortable folding seat for a third, with broad windows that raise and lower to any position, with floor heater, dome light and other refinements, this coupe is without a superior among fins closed cars. Ths Buick Line for 1923 Comprises Fourteen Models: Prices f. 0- b. Roteburg, Ore. FOUR CYLINDER MODELS Roadster, I paaoeneer '. : 11050 Touring. 5 passenger , $1075 Coupe, 3 passeneer ....$1385 Sedan, 5 pnxseiiRi'r $lfl2.r Touring Sedan, 6 pasaenKi'r $1040 SIX CYLINDER MODELS Touring Sedan. 5 passenger .$2210 Roadster. 2 passpnuer $1400 Touring, 6 passenger , $1423 Sedan, 5 passencer .. $2270 Coupe, 4 passenger $21S0 TourlnR, 7 passenger . $1C90 Si dan, 7 passenger . ..$2495 Sport Roadster, 3 passenger $1SS0 Sport Touring, 4 passenger .$19 15 District Attorneys Would Ad- Strength to Prohibition Laws of State AUTOES TO BE TAKEN Bills Would Provide That Cars Transporting Intoxicants Will Become Property of the State Four bills having the endorse ment of the district attorneys of the stale, uro being prepared and will be presented to tho coming leclslu ture. wilh the endorsement of dis trict attorneys, anti-talonti league, J the Women's Christian Tfiiiperance I'nlon and many other civic and re-i state's officeri In this probe. Every! right thinking, law-shilling citizen of the parish warts to s-e the slaytm of. Walt Daniel- ami Thomas Kiih- ards brought to ju-uee, and if there is pruces- cf power by whirh it can e done, it shuul'l haw. ami I bfi-.ee has, the beany sanction of uiir best itucn. llowev.T iiiiiin L-r,i!o u.av differ in their opinion as to tho m.-ih-ols used, then) hoi::d lie no diss i:t from the proposition that a prouu ys necessary "It is contemplated that through out these proceedings ad tho or.U-ri and processes of the court shail Un executed by tho sheriff and his dcp.i tii s. 1 hare never ami. ipated and do not now antlciimte the slightest d's order during these proceedings, nor dil 1 contemplate buv iiuerfv-i-eiu-e with tho officers In the ilischar.-o cf their duties. There will, in my opin ion, arise no situation or coniim-eUi-y with which the sheriff and his depu ties cannot cope. The hearing could he curried ou with s.iMy, 1 think, without the presence of tho state mili tia. Troops Ready to Act. "However, the trisips aro hero, and in order that the people may be re assured, I will state that they are sub ject to the orders of the court, and 1 shall not hesitate to call them into action to protect citizens or to aid the sheriff In the discharge of Ills duties if an emergency should arise. There is perfect understanding ut this time between the court oiiiiera and the military authorities. The military is at present In Kiibordinallon to tho civil powers and will do nothing ex- LIQUOR TRIAL IS IN COURT TODAY (Continued fro:u pas? 1) in:; of the Canyon Camp dance puvil-f ion mid grounds than there van with' iht liijonr. The defense and district! HTutrrnv a nan J tho po'nt consider-; &bly untl Justice Jones culled iht p.u ticipaniH for their action in ct.urt.j staling th.it h fine would be assf.cd fur it ,11 1 .-Titm iinls.-i--t I tut nlim n..i i ' adhered Mnctly to the case. SCHOOL MEETING HELD AT YONCALLA TODAY form organizaiiona. Tho legisla- Tl m T "?u Ul , riw 01 " linn Is In inn teri:.! 1 v mnet hen the 'vil authorities. Unless the governor nforcernem or I he prohibition laws I should woe fit to declare martial law. A meeting of school teachers of zone number four ns held today at Yoncalla, where a very interesting program was given. The sectrtid nerieH of meeiingH lit now underway and con siderable interest is bt'iiLK nhown in liio mutters under discussion at those council. There was a cood attend ance at today meet ins in Hplte of the stormy weather, teachers from nearl all of the ttchools within the rone be in c present. 'ounty School Supeiin t!ideut and Mrs. Ilrown were present and participated in tho discussion and proKiam. LECTURE-RECITAL AT GREEN PLEASES One of i ho best entertainments ever given in tho Green school house was presented to a highly appreciative audience Friday evening when Itev. in Orepon. There has been no cl.ani.-e i , "W'hllo I am not ainhorize,! to make , L. t;. Hall .if McMinnyllle, Ore., nave BUICK MOTOR COMPANY FLINT, MICHIGAN MOTOR SHOP GARAGE ':; ROSEBURG. OREGON e When better A utomobiles are Built Buick will Build Them MMFS bc"H. TObKEIl' HKADS I!f! - CAST FOIt "DOW ICHr WITIIIX" f'-Villiam IT. Tooker nna nt Ha " jen'g best known and loved char- i er actors, was chosen for the 1 liclpal role in " The 1'ower With- i T the Pnthe feature produced bv I 'llevement Films. Inc., directed fff Lem F. Kennedy from lfobeit ! wwood'g story, nnd showini; Sun- yr and Monday at the Liberty the gr. Mr. Tooker is said to he such -Jplcndld choice for the role of Job Kjfnstrontr, the man who challeneeil . m'b will and found His power in I W own soul, that he mi'-'ht have! f(n the Inspiration for the story.! ie or Mr. looker s recent pro- "Heliotrope" and lie Parker SnnnliHnir rnnii-ii.,,ini of her unusual finished charac- .Wtlons are M-oxles," and "the Valley of the iVtht." with. Lionel llarrymore. l)A comparative newcomer to the Ween is Pnalino Garon. who. It Is d, will reslster a distinct hit as ' vivacious little Trench pirl. Miss ron Is at present supporting' i rle Doro on the rpeakinR stase ' m "Lilies of the Field.". Dorothv jen offers striklnit contrast to is Garon. Miss Allen played the ,t.iisier g wire In "Over the Hill I ( TJ 1 1 I ! ... . to- 'li3 portrayals. II!- gHK GALLOriVO KID" ' IS.- ttlllSO.V laTBKT Us." j, A'hen Hoot Gibson enlisted In the . 8. Army for the period of the '"t, the reorultinc officers knowInK l"hls hazardous career at I'nlversal f. assigned him for duty In the 3 -lie Corps. Hrenkinp In whippet Jk proved no more difficult for ' Universal star than busting ilttnj? bronchos. In his latest fnlversal ' starrrn? licle. "Tho Gailopinir Kid." di eted by Nat Ross, which comes to Antlers thenter tonlKht. Gibson es an exhibition of the brand of "semanship that won for him the mond studded chnmplonshlp belt "Pendleton, urepon. In 1912. The story Is one of the William W HamhT "Misfit" series that met Mjh such popularltv in a national Stazine. Gibson. In the title role, trays a wanderlnr cowlioy who fts from one ranch ' to another, ier belnav evicted before putting neal nnder his belt and replenlsh : his supply of smokes. Ndna Murphy, mirnrsal's little i sonallty-plus leading Indy, plays principal fomlnlne role, while lers who have impnrtart parts In supportine rast are Lionel jol- ' re. Ieon Harry, .lack Walters. ' rev Challenecr and Sieve Cle- ; mto. comes to this country to make her fortune. She has little money and goes to work as a waitress In a cof fee house in New York. There she meets Howard Fish, a newspaper re porter, who comeg to tho coffeo house to run down a tip oil a Jewel smuggling plot, in which a Kusslan baron, a count, and a countess are involved. Anna and Howard, the latter role played by Robert Ellis, fall in love, but that is only the be ginning of the lively story. A strong cast suffn'Tts .Miss Ilrady, Including as it does David Powell, Nila N'aldl, Charles Gerard, Kdward Iiur and. Florence Dixon, Grace Gris wold and Frederick ISurton. actment in 1917. District Attorney I ""."' tl,ot " J"' B " re Neuner of this city is a ...ember ol ','"nin ''V'? ' ,,w uro- 110 the legislative committee appointed I "n , t'. ,."10 Bvernor or at the recent convention of district ,u a,ljutant Beral. attorneys, and will leave the first of the week for Portland whore he will assist in drafting and framing the bills and KUinK them in readin to the legislature. A aigtt of the proposed bills follow: 1. Antl moonshine bill. Making it unlawful to Ret or pos sess mash from which moonshine whisky id made to pos.ert or man ufacture, or set up a moonshine still, l-'uie upon conviction not less than 3o0 nor more than $:;in)0.0i) and LIDE "AT HOOD -id I I k Money Back- 1 r...... i i-'ci junc uiai pays casn on the lucky day will get the full amount of their purchase back in cash by presenting the sales slip bearing the lucky date. The more you buy, the more you get back. There's no limit. leclure-rec:;al Mr. Hall, vho at one time knew Mr. Ril.'V ntwl hud heni-tl him reeiln bis own poems, certainly gave bis audi-j ence a rare treat in his Iniernretii- tion of the poems and stories of this " well loved author. For an hour nnd coast. Immediate repairs were made. a half he changed the mood of bis hut only Intermittent service could be Save your slips and get your money back. Duds for Men, Inc. The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx The store that sells Inter woven Socks hearers from r:ruve to ay or visa versa by his rendition of selections rallying from bumerous lo pathetic jcrmnn diK- 110 fRirl'lm' ,'ov,',inK negro and Genua 111 III (r I1'''1 rs w'" '"s l'a,rl""r Hlul I" 1 111 I ill I'o-nis. Especially pleasing w "" Ull Lm interpretation of child charac provided. imi)risonment tn the co'.nttv jail for not less than three months nor more pjnd Body of Unknown Man'""' audience wilh two beautiful vocal j Wilbur, spent the day In this city (hull tn-i. euat-D U.ar.i.,,'1 rft'.,,i.-a i l.-,,lr,o .in. I -Ta O Xt l.'.,ll.,ir w.,n am. 1 .. t , . n .1 i .. n .. I. . ..I .. ......... . .. In From Ranch Dr. C. II. llalley, promini'nt resident iu.sior.ilot South Deer Creek vicinily, spent was bis1 tho day in the city transacting busi- child characters of ness matters. ltil.-y. In addition to Mr. Hall's well recelv-Over From Wilbur ed numbers, Mr. Sicourney delighted! Mrs. G. W. Tnrker. a resident of than two years. S'-cond offence confinement sn the state peniten tiary for not less than one year nor more than three years. 2. Confiscating automobiles used in transporting liquor: This bill provides for the confis cation of automobiles, boats or any other vehicle which ii being used in transporting Intoxicating liquor and upon conviction the same to be sold at public auction and proceeds to go Into the county treasury. 3. Prohibiting moonshiners and bootleggerB to carry firearms: This bill will prohibit the carry ing or having in possession any firearm by those who unlawfully manufacture, transport or sell in toxicating liquor, and upon convic tion shall be sent to the penitentiary for not less then one year nor more thnn three years. 4. To provide speclnl fund out of fines to secure evidence and en force the prohibition law by District i the stale attorneys: , This bill provides that all 'fines derived from the enforcement of the prohibition law shall be placed In to a special fund to be paid out up on the' voucher of the district attor ney to secure evidence and to gen erally enforce the prohibition law. When Crews Remove Boulders From Gorge Isolos. and Mrs. S. M. Kelley won en- attending to shopping matters und to BRIDGES WASHED OUT Train on Marshfield Line De railed and S. 1J. Line Is Threatened by Weak Embankment ihiishislic applause with both a vocal and an insiruiuenlal solo. Hear Hanjo Frank at the Salvation Army hall toi.Ul.t. 8 p. m. Ti:. SIII.K AXI VH'IMTV The Rev. I,. T. Coop or Itiddlo Is visiting friends in Ten Mile. M. I., llushnell and Ivan Swift were Hrocl-.way visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kleniiu were Olalla visitors Sunday. Mrs. Karl Ollivant nnd daughter visit with friends. W. HC.JIND6JI.il Iteno Corps No 10. W. H. C. and Reno Post No. 29 O. A. II. hold joint installation at their hall Jan uary 5th, 1923, with a goodly at tendance of both orders. Mrs. A. C. Kidd acting installing officer and Miss Suslo Lewis as conductor for the W. R. C. Those elected were: president. Mrs. Hell Case; senior Returns to Drain- Mrs. John Swenrlngen returned to her IliintM In llrialll tlilu nltornniin after spending Beverul days in tills t vjce-prel.lont. Mrs. Amanda; Junior city on business. ...--,.,en.ue.,i. aiiiii n''r, treasurer, Mrs. llallle T. Hamlin; In From Winston secretary, Mrs. Helen Furgeson ; . . ... I chaplain, Mrs. Jennie V. Howell; Mrs George Johnson motored in i conductor, Miss Susie Lewis; assist' this afternoon to spend a short while j conductor, . Mrs. Mnllnda Hagen: uttending to shopping matters and to visit with friends. gunrd, Mrs. Mary McCuinher, asslt' guard, Mrs. Laura Ingersoll; Patri otic instructor, Mrs. Minnie Uhland er; press correspondent, Mrs. Mary I!. Palm: flm color bearer. Mrs. Don't annoyed by expensive de lay. l!uy from Pace Lumber anil Fuel company. They have the material right here on hand, nnd you can see It before yon buy, and can get it right now. (Adv.) MER ROUGE GUSE OF GREAT HTEREST 'ACTS nrUTlY'S "AWl AS. i OiSW IS STItONU STW5Y ""Anna Ascends," Alice Brady's ;t Paramount picture, whirh Tens at the Majestic theater to YTht is rich In love interest and Jotional climates. It is the rom e of an ambitious Syrian girl who i I J How to Buy Fire Insurance How About Your Stock of Merchandise? All too frequently a merchant protects his store and neglects to provide fire insurance for his stock, or there comes a radical change of inventory and the insur ance is not adjusted accord ingly. Let this agency of the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. advise you DOUGLAS ABSTRACT COMPANY frty Tnlted Press) TUSTItOP. La., .Inn. li. Doctors Charles luival and John Lanford to day testiried that Walt Iianiels nnd Thomas Richards were "scientifical ly killed, their bones snapped by a : machine which brought them death in horrible any. lloth physicians (examined both bodies. The murders 'were more severe then the Spanish inqiiistion they told the court at the murder investigation henrinir. They declared that laniels underwent a crude criminal operation while yet nlive. Returns to Medford XT. .11 . I, l.. n......l eiio. i nit, 1,1111011 ii-imie, H .Hell- .:..v ...u,.u.., U..,. i, ... f()rJ ,uat m.,,nlll), nft(,r ,H.nding a v . 't.-" l.. ."' "a S":- Mrs -f " wnilal"" h''r'"M'i . anra HoagV ,nirdr conr ' w' I bearer. Mrs. Ida A. Stags; fourth nrf. r, color bearer, Mrs. Laura llrumback: Undergoes Operation- , nillliemnn Mrs, N.orrS- Mrs. Patsy H. Itldenour underwent an opera- Fisher, Mrs. II. F. Doss. tlon at the Mercy hospital this morn- R,,no . 29 O A. It wero lug. with Dr. A. F. Sether in at-; instnlled as follow: tendance. Tho patient Is said to be cj. W. Rlddlo installing officer resting easily. nn(1 Vergil Grout, officer of the day, was introduced by L. n. Sut ton. Post commander, John Hnnilln: Hoseburg Mrs. Lotlle Hoover und family who speiit the holidays wilh rela tives nt Looking Glas and Olalla has returned to her home nt Salem. Jlirs. Kiln Wilson who has been (Tty AnrnH-latctl I'ros.) TORTLAND, .Ian. C. The flrit word of death in the floods and niidslides reported from all purls of; quite sick Is Improving slowly. came tod.iv from Hood i Tho llusy hteppers spent Ihurs- Iliver where a crew clearing nut day wilh Mrs. Fred liyroti. rock slides from Columbia gorge I Mrs. Moss was an Kdenbower vls- fltltfwl ,1... Iwwl.. n .. I;.. I tin. .. f..UF .l.i.-a man. The Yamhill riv! r rose twelve! Mrs. Anna Ireland is qulto sick At .'h" l-,m,pt'u" feet over night at Sheridan, flood ing the business dift.i.'t and stop pine: trains. Two bridges on the Tillamook hithway were wasln d out. The water wa five feet on the highway in places. Stages were stalled and the passengers taken out in lumber wagons, with the grippe. Mrs. James Porter who had the niiiforttine to fall and break her wrist Is improving although the break Is still quite palnfcl. Word has been received from Mr. were and Mrs. Leslie McDanlel that I hey The are well when they wrote they were at llakersfleld but were going on to tho Imperial Valley before relum ing to Ten Mile. XX frtv AtsnofMert PrpSB DASTROP, La., Jan. 5. Tho state of Louisiana, through tho stato attor ney general, tonight had set up the groundwork of its Investigation into masked band outlawry in Morehouse parish the Identification through half a dozen witnesses, by trinkets and bits of clothlntr. of two headless and mutilated bodies forced to tho surface of Lake La Finirche by a niys. Sheridan Lumber company's dam was dynamited to let out tho water backing up bihlnd It. The Ferry Street bridge at Kugene was eloped as being unsafe. Two feet of water covers the Pacific highway between Pictures of The Passion Play will Albany and Jefferson. Livestock has be presented nt the Christian church iicen lost and families are movini: next Sundav evening. In boats. The laUcwivik at the l o power dam at Hood River was I jiave you heard the news? It Is washed out and construction work i ,.rlntel ilailv In tho Itosebure News- van damaged. KevieW. Ilrldgi's Aie Tiihi-n iit. i o Among the guests at tho Umpcna were James llrydon, Sentlle; Mrs. C. I. Anderson; Mrs. A. li. Watson, Ku gene; James Keep, Portland; E. W. Harvey, Portland. Myrtle Creek Visitor senior vlre-commnndor. W. S. Clark: . Junior vice-commander, Alfred Mernmlrk; Adjutant, J. L. Fuller ton; fiufirter master, M. L. Webb; sergeant. Joe llurland; chaplain, Kllsha Stone, O. I)., L. It. Sutton; n.Mnll. I ...-.... I .. . 1' T 1 .1 .1 1 . Ur, T l IM..I, . ... ....,, " "i i""ei. neiu.e, r-.. .t' .. i- .I . ' -. . 'out side guard, John Grtimm; s. M.. wbiu ,:j?:y .:! nn :z with fr(.,,lu - ... !.. H III il'rl . ii .v nun, ni a i iui 1 1 v. V4 tu iltJl numo into in tho uitornoon. rtl IT.- .at rORTLAM). .hiii. The rur- pfnslon bride" a- ro;:a Homl IMvtT, two and a )ia!r miirs sotilh of the city of Hood Kp't, went out whfii hit ly lok's and lriftwood la-.t nU'ht. fievi-ral t-ujjiH tiidK-H near The DnMes aro aluo n-ported tn he out. Hood Kiver has reached th !tv'ii foot Btftpe, fts liiuhest. record. The Columbia highway Is Ido k-d STOCKHOLDERS OF FARM EXCHANGE MEET nmdslidfS nrni many railr-yd trnckH have hcen wa.-li' d out. At Vi!!ani Ina a family was removed from tlnMr homo In hti'.ti. Tho bridge ovr tli WDIamina 1h r)'.-i. Ki'Ko ii fa'' to face with nno'her disnslcr whirl, a hitndrnd and fifty men nr yfrhini; to avert. , rapid rinn n the Cmw -man river has eaiiHirl a bnak In th" The annual mertini; of the Htook holders of tho farm hur Hti exch in:e was h'-ld at tho Doinrlas Nittional Uank thin afternnn. The report of the manager wa r'Tclvfd showInK that thi exrhanpe is yielding a nod hyi profit to the inembei-H mid is f)rdn a rrent deal of valuable work in the thi-lr behalf. Dim-torn were n'df-et-d and the iifliial biiKinen given attention. GAS FOR MURDERERS IS CONSTITUTIONAL After the Installation, refresh ments, were served, and a delight ful hour was enloyed hv all pres ent. We had with us a flrand Arm man nnd his wife. F. J. Favell of Iloynlton Wis., from the snow peak ed hills and drifts of snow, to spend inr l'nited prens.1 a few weeks In the farm nnd gentle CAItSON CITY, Nov., Jan. C The rains of good old Oregon, where the constitutionality of Nevada's' law, flowers bloom the year around: and passed two years ago, providing for I may their "wehs" get well started inflicting the death penalty upon con- j so Ihey will have to stay In rainy victed murderers by nsphyxlatlon in Orrcon tho rest of their davs. lethal gas chambers, was upheld by I tho slato supreme court today. Mrs. MATIY K PALM Press Correspondent. SENATE WANTS SOLDIER RETURNED TO U. S. WASHINGTON, Jan. . The senato today adopted a resolution recom mending tin, return of the remaining American troops from tJerinany. tcrknis dvnamite explosion, as t!iose,"IKO ' ""'""" of Watt Daniel and T. F. Itichards, ! Ju" "ecmaii is higher than i vei missing Mr Koitge citizi-ns. i before. Jlirteo Oilnm innile Hie fUnr'.nn- ' Trim Is Derailed. statement from the bench after In- r piV(, , ' structlng tho sheriff to take every j !nmj W(.r ,, ii eeiiiu nut n. net? uiai urner was maintained during the hearing: . i:in. ui. ..i.''T Kim oesire id ' i(, ,, wnDTnn.1 1 ciucc cno 0 ItUli I Ui. LLMiLU I Uil tesmzM. EKT THIS EVENING como and attend thean hearings and all those who may be ml led nn wft nevspH to know th.?t I am nnt goint; tn permit any Interfereneo with the orders or pror use of thin court. "There murt he no diK'ird'T In or about tho courthouse and tlwrn must be no tampering with wit ne?ses. I want the witness' to fc 1 froo to com Iht nnd testify and In dnin? fo they will bo afforded every protection that tht state of Louisiana can throw about thorn. "If It should com to me at nny tim during thin li'irlni?. thronch In formation whirh I think in reliable, that nv person nr proup rf persers hTM tttteripted or ore aitemptin to frirbten. Intimidate or in ny nmn ner Interfere with nny witness, either brforo or after hn has tentlfied. I am (join to have the parties (mpliraterl arrested and fnr;irierat-d nt imcc. Citizens Want Justice Done. "This is coins? to bp an ortJerlr. eov dirnifi -d judi( ial pro i'dur. Kvery hrid: '"ii"- -s I 'perutiim Into Port- I '. Trams were de- 1 toured where pi ible. Th- tr'iiti on the .Va-qj,fi(.id line wart d- rnlled bv 1 KOMtli'ftl I'acil'ie j II - KOPlll l inger of In rut m'tiikiiM nt. K:iil .ieifjua duo to fall- I or rsiJ-!ii it in by a weaken 1 I road travel ,m ' illK hot: i)t r. libind Art l-'IfMulcd. ' ro i i.AM), .K.ii. (I.- ri' d ih.ner In the n v c-n'rv im i;jin; :ii ni . Se vere mu d !'(!' r' p-t'i . '"d lb li mit the VMhTWip Valley to-Jav mid th Portland d ' ' s r-ej-e t i-r-r- d in iisanv ea"( fo- 'mr of il:!i!i:"T b-iti' l jiliH rlu-r reri'i ni' to re . Tern -irial r.';r, are r"i",! d in an" il''ri'' ;S!j-b- in f ot- 't; -n factions h;i.e m- ii- i"Hf it:wi'H ' t rh 'fTr. M n'1 v ' Hn a r'-o p'Mr!t d lo be iv n : 'i-1 ceri um:! i-if n i . t- . i-n Vfi--bf PorM-e-f. i.rd -elh l.f ' 'Hie m ii A'lbir n t u'.' '? fi ar Ker:tle j;-. tbn atenf d. The Cov-lit rm r ( n r sir-m'- n . t Mi- Iv hi'Titllfini-ti il:e 'fi'vr ,t rap;d- 'inr f-fi i. v ) ' hi" im1 'i i : r-'u 'o re '.'-is'- ". iv Mirif. ride; of Over From Oakland Mrs. A. F. Stearns of Oakland wiih a vin:tor in town tttday to visit with frienda and shop. In From Round Prairie M. K. Mlddhdmr of Hound Pralrln was a business visitor in town today for a short while. Wilbur Vititor ..ns Mazie Walker of Wilbur wns in to n totlay for a short while, ut-ten-iinc to business matters. In From Ddlard Voren .Miller of DHlard motored to Will Attend National Convention Of Cannerymen And Will Consult Broken On Way To And From Easf Frank J. Norton nnd A. J. Geddes. who have been aft ending the North west Cannery men's Convention, at , Portland, returned home this tminin. They report a vi rv pleasant trip and a fine convention. Sir. Norton leaven to nlsiht for Allantle City, when he will attend the National Cannrymens (Convention. On the way and on hint Mi. Ier or nnianl motored to ,r,.nirn hp will make lot nt manv oft town this morning to spend a abort no nrincinal cities of ibe rountrv.' his 1 (rtv T.nltrd Tress) HORKWOOD, FIh., Jan. 6. Thfl nei;roe who barricaded themselven ,n a cabin to repel th v.tilte ftrcea hi the rac rlotf hero, surrendered today nnd allowed a search for Jepse Hunt er, nn assault suspect. The neiro was- not found. A therk revealed that imly two hitea and four neirrocs have been ulain in two days cf riot ing. o Finest Job-printing tn the ciiy at the New-Heview. Here's Relief For Neuritis hip; i.movu.h uh--. I'limiK-m program raiting for 21 slops. In he.nel wiih brokers and hh'mI sta'hitiK of this season's smrt-y. iCiiii-s hn will ni" complete the sale In From Wintton .Mr. arm .vr-i. narry .i-y.T, ... ""-;)!lfk nn1 nrran. fr the di posal of is b J. ef tlits inxit IririK lirepurutlun th wftnt that hurts, and In a ileum do ire irntn faeJlity that the court can possl!;y '. ihe WiI' i.'-'Mi ;.Hcy afftrd is feoing to bo extended lo tho been imii.dat d. ver ndnd whrro. when or how those ids of neurit Is Mt vunt rel'et from the torture riifltt now! Slim At imv tir-it cIjik ft tn IT tlnro nnd . r, . - np rai caitnerv closed down lo- ,imnn'' ,... 1 l"V'T th. tn From Oakland I .-v ,,M r 11 V.1V r,1! short time m ... . . , . .m m I pien, a a;aa rrew win no mainiaiued pain. Vrs. S. ( . Smith and daughter, of ' , T, sm, , !nk,.n un ,.0,, ,tie pnPra Oakland, motored over, this morning '"ip out the pa k and later a short tlf ,hw k)ni KoinK ,iir. rt to jhe tbrb to cpend a short while attending to run will b n nde on jrunes but no emg aihimc peripheral turf. wi.h Hhopp.ng meters. ,henvy work will be done until broc- ! ;,I,;,;k,y r""oml to "- hiUn l,,flu' ;tnll HfiaMon. j I ln-ri. li lm "ilnn." In Tv.mol nn Wiret Are Down - - o lmt,-rtin. druic. nf nny klml. tttinmn- T.-. i:ni.li ami tel.'plmnp rnmmiinl- ' rid of tho Ihlrn that r hupIoiw to -w,L7nv' n!irn..Vi'ir'MoV kTvS ' "; i' rHlum wilh Mnrxlifli-lil wan Intnr- voil and Kt thliiK thnt will Ii uful. iit 'ii mi h w.iiiJtIiiI r.-ll. r. frir tl lu.w T'lnl.-.l t.i.lnr hi n thn Btnrm rau-iiMl , It ran lm dune through the tlasiilfied -J!.W-. .'.'' ipmaB'. Tv.nn.l ri.ninv . 'brnilm In tho wlrt-s loading tu thoda. yrunU'u. 400 Sutler 1., fan
