Roseburg news-review., March 13, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

R08EBURC NEWS REVIEW, TUESDAY, MARCH 1S. 1923.
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Electric Cleaner purchased be
tween now and March 15. A
payment of $5.09 puts the Royal
in your home. . A year to pay
the balance.
Hudson Electric Store
Phone 123. We Demonstrate
DOUGLAS COUNTY BOY
OCCUPIES BULL PEN
SALKM, March 13. When War
den Smith assumed control at the
peiiltentla.y th ft.mo'.i "bull pen"
was tmp".y. it Is now t. vcHtab'.o bee
hive. Into this bull pen went K'.l.i
worth Kelly, tin pin ant liewey
Jones, John Hruao and (;eor;e
Holtsclnw, who attempted to saw
their war out of -the prison about
10 days ngo, and the latest arrival If
(leorge Kemp, who slipped away
from the prison f-'iiHirduy.
The bull pen In an uninteresting
place, to anyone consigned to It. It
conslsls of two tiers or cells, set
practically out In the open nnd fur
nlshi's the prisoners plenty of fret h
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON
LAST PAGE UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY."
WANTED
DRESSMAKING. 1)28 8. Main.
l!Ri-:.SS.MAKlN"rui E. Lane.
V'AN'ltl -Clean rags at News Re
view office.
WANTED Men to slash hrti.-h. Aiso
a few wood cutteis. Uoyer lb us.,
Phone 14 FH.
MISCELLANEOUS
IX) YOU KNOW-That Miller and
lluell, barbers, have moved lo the
Radio llarber Shop, Cass st ?
JUST received shipment of new bnIos
for many different makes of curs.
Hard's Aulo Wrecking, House. 329
Main st.
FOR RENT
FOR. RENT Sleeping room, bath, 401
South Main street. ,
FUR HK.Vl -1 fin lushed housekiep-
Ing rooms. S25 Miller si.
iolt ItlONi Salety deposit bones.
Itoseburg National Hank.
Ft ill RENT -Electric carpet cleaners.
Cull the Hoover man at Mckean
I'arby and Baldwins.
FOR RENT-Hume Sating, ban!.,
loaned free with each sat Ink ac
count, tine dollar or more starts
one. First .'lute and Sat liu-s ll.nik.
IrOlt RENT - Double im k safety de
posit boxes fur tour valuables. Con
venient booths lor )uur pritate use
while examining papers. Fust State
and S.tiUKs Hank.
" FOR SALE. '
FOR SAI.K- Used I lat er piano rolls,
tOc each. I'lMiie ?70.
FOR SALE "-Wicker babv hei vt. 1
N. Jackpot: t. I'bene Il'-v U.
Fill: SALE Piled bat. II. L. Fill T 3
mile tnt nri l-oouini; tllass tuail.
Plume IM.
itl:M. Ill Y ia a leil e Tounlii:. wile
wheels, Il.is'ler slink and ether,
evr.s, at l(:ll Prnatl , iv
Foil SALE -Hue ton ch.-t roi.-t liu.k I
Iteailv to run. At a bargain. I'.eu
Model. J. F. Ilurki r.
Full S.M.i: -Two bii h cade l, iM, m
ll'lb 11 COWS. Also one It ; 1 -1 . I ,m! :
llolsleln bull. 3 tears of ai ,-. N I,.
Conn. Pliotie a V 1" llietii".:, o-e.
FliK" S M.I: t'ab'iage" plants 'I hot n- 1
less blaiKbirrt, roselitisti, . uti l
sbtubbeiy of all kinds. ll.'.U M.hl.i! .
St. i'hoiie 411 Y.
flllf SALE Team l-f,r'i,,y wj
between 2T."ai and i'ven. Well It. it. ti -ed.
e,Mj iniul plow tiiitn. Also '11,
wa.ei and liaiiui villi tenm. ;,i
lor JJii". C. W. PuckcII, Ldeitbower.j
air, sun bine, i;.l:i and now ind then
1 a touch of snow.
j Frequently the prisoners, hen
'exceedingly r caUitraiil. are thoved
Into the bull pen, denied their to
I bacfo and reading, their cols are
! stripped of mattresses and bedding,
' and under such adverse conditions
I arc permitted to "think It over."
('"liernlly Iho thinking process is
1 short and it Is the record that pris
oners who emerge from the bull pen
very seldom return there.
NO NEED TO SWALLOW DRUGS
lfls logical that pouring drugs Into
Mid stomach will not euro catarrh In
the. head. Ilyomel, medicated air,
reaches the seat of the disease. Guar
anteed by W. F. Chnpman.
FOR SALE Team, wagon and harn
ess. One good young cow. 11. A.
Laurlnson, Riverside.
Full SALE CHEAP Mitchell touring
car In good condition, or trade for
property. IMS Umpuua Ave. Mis.
Ed Vnaburgh.
TRUCK two ton, trade for Itoseburg
residence property. Value $15u0.
Would pay some difference. Address
Truck care News-Kevlew.
FUR SALE UR TRADE for small
place near Roseburg: 440 aeio
whent farm In Central Ore. Address
II. L. f umiitlngs, It. 3, Hood River,
Ore.
l-'uo.OO down, balance like rent. 7 ritom
house. Hath. 3 lots. Price ll'iOO.OO A
good home, lluilding in good repair.
See this to appreciate it. G. W.
, Voiing & Son, Phone 417.
Full SALE -at YoncallB 2 ac. fruit,
j mostly prunes; 5 tin. house, bunga
low porch, good woodshed nnd barn,
I all fenced, for fluoo If taken at once
j Inquire of Mrs. G. W. Pettlt, West
I Itoseburg.
' FOIl SAI.K-Hry-oak blocY wood?
Also oak. ash, maple, alder mixed.
Most of this wood can be split for
cookstove. If )ou are satisfied tell
jour neighbor. If not tell ne. W.
A. Jenkins. Phone lli'll,
FOR SALE Yotii.,5 lea. l of mules.
Itivkin; hK. o'.e r . . red Shnrt
I limn Dm ham bull coming four years
, old. Will trade either or both for
! car. fas wood .aw. or what hate
ouf Write box 2H1, Myrtle Creek,
t Oregon.
Full SALE- One bull tractor; one al"
lalta seeder, disc drill; one binder,
( baiiipiiin, 7 It. cut; one small or
chard disc; one S gang orchaid
plow; one 3 bottom M inch on-hard
plow. Address lt. M care News-
liet lew.
Fill! SALE- l olilson tractor ni.il le ft
pulley in good condition: 4 rei;is
tereil shorihorn cattle, 3 cows. 1
heifer. 3 grade cotts, 3 yearling
hi Iters, grade hull, 1 Jersey cow,
h iv rake ttood as new. 1 iiercheroii
lull. W. II. Northern!!, Oialla, Ore.
i'oh SALE Sunk of m. ns clothing,
li'.i iiislimg goods and lues. Extra
clean staple stock, coed business,
tue pioof builili'.m ill fine liM-ation.
i'i to.vn with a pat roll of about
j i; ,ie, hi on t.r itiiinib. with large In-
iieaie Hsulcd. AthHit ll-'uOOOO.
llsli csh balance one and two
tea,, or liberal discount f,.r all
i i-h I. S. Smith, 1Ui ii'o', Marsh-
In Id, Orrgbit.
. MiniiTninmri ninr
1 lilbiil HlUli.b MX !
KeHid ( aa ttiarti- In JakiMHi ('. iun
jr Today Former Jailer and
fcou-ln-law Are .amnl ma
the llefentljuilii.
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MEDKOIU). March 13. Tim
ond of the Jackson county night rid
ing cui'i wan called at Jacksonville
Ihii mornlnr. The defondantu are
J. Alexander Norrl. former county
Jailer, and hii aon-ln-law, Thomas
E. Goodie, gara-reman, born or
Jacksonville, Indicted for riot for the
allured "taking out" of Henry John
son, on the evening or April ftth
laat.
A Jury In the trial of Jouclt P.
Pray, Howard A. Hill, and Jesse F.
Kittson, charged with riot in connec
tion with the alleged Kidnapping and
hanging of J. K. Hale, on March 17.
19:-:;. returned a verdict of not guilty
Saturday evening, at 5 o'clock, after
40 minutea' deliberation.
The story of the affair for which
Norria and Coodle and a numrur of
John Doe'i were Indicted hy the tpe
clal grand Jury laat August. U as
follows: "
Johnson, the star wlinens for the
state, and Tatil York, both residents
of Jacksonville, claim they were
asked by the defendants, Norrls and
doodle, to accompany them to Arh
land. In an auto truck, for the. pur
pose df getting a piece of machinery.
The young men consented, and on
the return trip, the machinery not
being secured . wnen a snort distance
hiyond the Vothels crossing engine i
trouble developed, and a short time
later, two csrs with seven masked
men ppproached, nnd ordered Goodie
and Norrls to drive further up the
road.
Voting York was taken to one si '
and given a "lecture" and Johnson
was taken to a nearby tree, where hr
was accused of chicken stealing and
liquor violations. He denied the ac
cusations, and the rope was drawn
taut around his neck, but he wa not
lifted off the ground. Aft?r a nhort
time, Johnson was ajlowcd to go with
the query, "Nigger, can 'you run?"
The band then dispersed. Accord
ing to the reports at the time, they
all wore ma ks over tt)e face.
At the opening of ' the present
term of court. Norrls came Into court
rd chnTcd that Jrh"Son and York
had made threats against his life. In
front of the courthouse, which was
j denied. They were dlrec'ed by lb'
court to turn in their firearms which
they did.
The trial Is not expected to last
i over three or four days.
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Put An End
To Neuritis
Neuritis I. an InflRmmntiMii of the
nerves brought un by cuius, Itijurlej,
urulses, malaria or Infectious illnesses.
An a rule it settles In the shuuUler.
neek. forearm, thigh, leg or small et
the uie k. causing uu-relii-ss, stuholng
pains that are often mistaken for rheu
matism, selatlea or neuralgia.
KeKartllfSs of what eauseu your neu
ritis or wiiere the piiitm are ,oeated. It
Is posnttile to obtain quick relief with
out taking narcotics or oilier danger-1
ous drugs. An nppllention of Tiiiol
ov.-r th part thut liurts ueiially stojis I
the misery. Tysinol Is abiioriieil thiui
tiie pores of the skin and lias a sooth- 1
ing. healing effect upon the diseased'
nerve..
Uon't enilure tills agony another day.
Get a .upply of Tysnml from W. t.
t'tiHiunan, ilriigglst. Prlee tt every
woere. Tviniol Conipanv, Mig. Cbein
uala, 400 Mutter Kt.. Man Francisco.
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By HENRY L. FARRELL
(United Press Sports Editor)
(Hv t'niti'il press )
NEW YORK, March 13. In the three
years that have passed since he won
the heavy weii.iil championship, Jack
I Dempsey has engaged In only three
1 bouts.
I He went through three rounds will'.
! Hilly Miske. twelve rounds with Mil,
, llrennan and four rounds with Carp ui
. tier.
j II will be four years In July since
Dempsey won the title at Toledo and
in that time he has had the benefit
of only nineteen rounds of actual
fiehting.
No champions In other branches of
sport could remain at the top with
such scattered opportunities for prac
tice. Habe Ruth was hopelessly hand
icapped last tear by an enforced ab
sence of six weeks. Pill Tllden would
have a terrific lime lo maintain his
form if he could play tenuis only once
a tear and Walter Hagen would nut
his game on the rocks under the same
circumstances.
Whether the enforced abstinence
from rin work has bur Dempsey re
mains to l.e seen and it mat be . bn
while before a chani e comes to find
out. Other lighters in thi past lute
aid off for three team vilhout get
ting cfT eilc. It all depending en lies
the time was spent I ulMile the rmi:.
It might be said that 111 ' long lay
off didn t do Ivnipsey any good, but
It doesn't nece-.-nrtly follow that it
resulted harnifullt .
When he was working out In Madi
son Square Garden on his recent viMt
lo New York, the champion li,se, as
good and pethaps better than he ever
r
tnJoy new life with S'vJ
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Dt KINGS PILLS
for constipation j--tvv"
CHAPTERS FROM
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ft,,-. Til 1IMMVI:
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For some rejsou. lot known
to tills office, the Installments
; of the continued story. Chap-
ters from a V umaii's Life,"
10 which has been running In the
News-Review, tuiNd to arrive
this week. The Nevs-licvlew
la purchasing ll.in story from
one of the lea.l ie r '.dilates
of the country and receives the
weekly installments throuch the
mail. The fail'. re to re cite 4
this week's installment is great-
ly regretted but I.- due to no
fault of thin oflice and the OC-
currence is beyond it- control Oi
or repair. A Megrim ha:i been 0
sent to the syndicate which Is
furnishing this eke Kent stnrv
and the mlasliiK Installment
will be rushed ai ipiickly as
possible. The Nc.-: IMP i has
found this story ;.t be cll 111:-
ed by Its nadeM and. m fa -t. -
believes that it is a ijoyp.' l"
as any which hat yet ber. O i
prinud In this pap-r. The tie-
lay in pul ll: hln? t lie- remalninc
installments j d eply rei-retied
and the readers of Mils ptibltca-
4 tlon re assured that every- i
th'ng passible v. ill be done to .
get the missing l:i.ta!lmonta in-
to print with the least delay.
i .n.i
It In hntd to get
foundation
for acru,.alo Indgnii iii In a gym.
but
lt was RtrjKlngly apparent that lump-
sey was faster on his lei t, mure grace
lul in tils boxing and more accurate
in his punching than lie ever was be
fore.
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It IS uempsey 8 OMR uusTness me1,v Tnbletn for Htnnmeh troubles
he dees with his time but he mut I in(lig(,stioni paBsy pains thBt crowd
be taking good care of himself, be- tl)() . cnrt ulliousnel!S Bnrj constipa
cause he always appears to be in such on. chaml)l,rlaln 8 galve, needed in
good conduion. He bex.d three rounds, evi rv famU f()r ,)(irns B.a!(!8
r.centiy in too garuen v.on jamai.ai
Kid. his old sparrinK partner from
Toledo. They went like bantam
weight for three full rounds and
when they finished, Hempsey was;
hardly breathing fast. He must be in'
shape regardless of the rumors thai ,
are passed around about him from I
i time to time. 1
I
Critics disagree on the benefits that
! result from stage Luxing and e.xhibi
I lion work. An admitted evil is thej
! habit sometimes develops of pulling)
punches. Hut in Dempsey's case, j
dally boxing en the stage for two;
years off and on has given him a fin-1
ished style and produced a general ,
polish. It apparently has not hurt
him.
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Since he cannot find an opponent
suited to the requirements of the New
York boxing commission, Iienipsey
cannot engage In the actual pursuit
of his profession and' since he cannot
fiitht. it stands to reason that boxing
on the stage will do more to keep him
on edge than chopping trees or wear -
I"?, hu'w'ra I"
l. nwwlo u , ..a u- l l '
niouniain sides with
his feet.
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CLD SOLDIER AND'
NOTICE TO
SOLDIERS'
WIDOWS
All claims for Soldiers' Exemption
MUST be filed with the Assessor in;
the month of MARCH
FRANK. L. CALKINS,
Assessor.
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SCRLEX HOM IM'K OK
HLl K GILiSS STATE
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Connderable luterert is attacliej
to the showing nt Hie Antlcra The -
,atre on Tuesday and Wednesday of
The iventucky Derby." a big I'M-
"""'"' "" piuue wi.n an an rtar I road hr.nd Issues. The highway rn
jcast. Most ot It urns filmed it. the rineer of Warhington was In nit- of
Kentucky Hue crass region. frt. the other dav and toll me that
. i.i. iieuuj i ne i.eaineri
a reatiiren putter for I ni -
rsal in niant
pedals, portrays ihelnianv roads ns ores-on mil u-ni iibmi ,
cnii i mas -1111110 role. t. in l ying out
the romantic Interest !s Lillian Rich
In the opposite feminine role. Mis:;
Rich Is Known, perhaps, as well for
her wor't in Man to Mint" aj lor
anything she has ever done, though
, . c :i.:.ci riei.ts Willi Universal
.t.ite L ei nia.-y and varied.
Th. story , -The Kentti, ky Der
by." adopted f-.otn nn old cage
thriller ef t bciies T. Daze. 'a. '"lb,.
Sub'irlian." pirt ire- ;h,- mitit julep
aiisirocracy of Ken:-., kv. i: , ra?e
mad spirit at the derby ti'iT. ;he
sliima of N. w York, the dovlis. t:,e
"hali.liai'iig" preoefs and the ad
vinturei of ia tawrts t-n a di , i it
is'and o'f the coast of China.
Willi Us bi. adili of riti.iie, ,:,, re.
1 he Kentucky Derby" 1.-. said
nn all-artiund picture of i:i
Interest, with an aiiurl dit'sa
remanre and t'irllls. Kin.: La
former s reen ,in, ditecttd it
gnateM j.ret ions success was
man Henri--."
0 be
leral
1 of
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NoltMA (.ill s Tl lir
TO I II. M t 1 II!);,
Norma T.i
Leach. Kiev.,
d'MU' shn;j te
First Natlotia
the Deor." v
tlon at the
tonight r,..
the Talii .nU,
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wav pre.l'i,--.,
t.ldae w,;i
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A WOMAN'S LIFE
0hlna K .9
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will be the tcreen of-
the ilujestic for l!ie last
time tuiil-:ht.
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IVItliKS -OM.:ilKl X llltAMA
The conitreMional record is full
of the writing of t'ongresitiieu. but
f. w of us everyday folk vou'd e.tr
have the patience to wade through
the most of It least of all to find
entertainment. 1'ttially the stuff
that conic:! from the pno of the na-
tiou's Ics-lslators is ruth dry end u:i-
Int restinj; matter that nobody ever
reads li excepting the printer who
sets It up in type.
However, tne (xceptlon proves
the rule i:i (lie cn-e of former con
gressman Mlliord V. Howard, rep
reft nta'ive from Alabama for two
terms, whose story, "The Bishop of
the Ozarks," has just leen made
Into one o' the mo--t powerfully
dramatic and dellghtfu'.lv entertain
ing motion pictur.3 of. the reason.
The picture Is released by Film
P.nok'ng offices of America, and was
brout'hl to life on the screen under
the direction of Finis Fox. Former
congressman Howard hiniFelf por
trays th" leading role. At Liberty
Tlit aire Thurrday and Friday and
Thursday matinee.
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A Good Thiiio
liu n mm
Fend your name and address plainly
written,' together with 6 cents (and
this slip), to Chamberlain Medicine
Co., Dcu Moines, Iowa, and receive In
return a trial package tonta.ining
Chamber'ain's Cough Remedy for
toughs, colds, croup, bronchial, "flu"
and whooping coughs, and tlcklmg
throat; Chamberlain's Stomach and
. . . . k( affections:
thesj valued family medicines for
only 5 cents. Don't miss it.
C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. for com
plete line of auto accessories.
M MK KEPT
SALEM, March i:
-Governor
: Pierce, William llanley o LI irns and
Hilton A. Miller, former collector of
: Moms. made up tho trio which e:-
tractetl the record crowd to the com- j
j mercial club luncheon today over 125
: being present and many being de- (
nied the friviieno ot eating because;
1 of the crush for places.
1 i.overnor J'letce made a plea
anainst applying the referendum on
the additional 1 cent a gallon gaa-'
oline tax.
"I am much alarmed that a move-:
ment In growing lo apply such a re,'- ;
erendum." declared the governor. "I j
want you people to rise up and!
throttle such a movement. If It is :
not referred this measure will raise '
about $400.00.0 additional for the,
present year, as It cannot become ef
jieeuve uiiiii ine year is anout one-
1 fourth gone. Y'e wiil receive for this
year J4, 000. 000 from various sources
j for state road work. About $2.0')0 -
ouo of this must be applied on pay -
j ment of bond Interest and ano'.hcr
I million v. ill be needed for hitihv.av
I mniiilpnim - Th-., la V..nn'. ,.,1
j mate, oiln r enrineers esMmate more. I
! At the best nve will not have more I
i than a million to spend for develop- !
i ment wnrir
! will have some federal funds to'
match. I am oppo-cd to further!
n.to n,.Ver l:suod a bond but It has :
! is ono non in.nn,i u.i. .-n i,, . i
manv more, lint we have built the
roads, the debt i3 contracted and tve
must pay It.
"We will netd $" OOO O'IO to build
the lioesevcll highway, without In
c'uditig n l-rltlce or ,'IH in the ex
pen: e. We tti.i need 3.000.000
mere on The" Dalles. California higli
ny ami other eastern Ovepnn road?.
We necr! that 1 cent a ga'lon tax. I
tvouid like to see It a eehts. Wash
ington Las tt.o cents. Idaho ttvo
cents, 1 x other states have gasoline
taxes at d many more w ill have Hu m
before the year is un. If you have
tiiiv influence wlt'i auto dealers who
'Mi '; they nil lit .v-h ano-hrr car
if the i no-cent tax were referred.
let thet.l kilOX tlpy pj-,, s'.inding
in their own Ugh'. There should be
no hVLer lio n-e fee on the low pric
ed err. but I night '!:e lo rec one
un the limuu ilre np-h as my million
aire f.leiid Ike Patterson here
rid' s in."
The governor d'1 laved he I" ala-m-td
a'Mi-it the re -era' t: ; 1 .i..t inn,
i:ite hit ln..i;g-;r.i.t.n it 011.
" in fr e b.-n.ili have bet n' I -filed
rod r.nir.ic.t h'.v-i Lira r.rtcr'd Into
which v 1 I (.hUcte r'.e state to have
w.tt -.t-.r-Lnt htveti f : nn.i.nifi
t ,i ;
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rt.'. :i
m nr
"Mid lie
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t; 1 1-0
i I in 1
de.e.l
't
.laiiiiary
'3 the s'ate
s. 'e i r.i ,'.. II, ts' bintl
fine t'l.-.t if et 'i-y i r-
L '"' '.v 1'"!' -I r."u'.!nns
P' rt it e: le,. i-. tr,e n,,, ..
P t f tit 'el . irid. coil, ct-
r tvnt L'.lvli;.-, l.j.-.i
Cot. i wilh -a- b.-k'ns-jicd
on the lioor
wirrtasru arply t;enUf
v v apo r u a
Ow 1 7 Millm Jmi L'uJ Yearly
How is that tackle) Come in and look
line over. We have received some new
w
i
g
jjj
ana nave more coming, but get f;rl
by early buying.
Churchill Hardware C
The Winchester Store
SHORT TERMERS
A. W. L. FROM FEN
FALKM. March 12. rrank Payne
and James Hanrord, trusty convicts,
employed at the state prlcon wood
I camp near Marion, made their es
cape last night. The two men were
- wr. u .TJ
for duty this morning. The prist ?' .t"i,w,.b' 'h
wood camp is In charge of a guard 'tary ut ih loiriM 'lv'aej
but the men employed In the camp I VTrth' " 1"1iiiii
are placed there oa their honor and
very little difficulty has been ex
perienced from escapes. Payne was
received at the prison from Mult
nomah county In September, 1920
j a sentence of not to exceed five
years for assuult. 1 anford was do
lng not to exceed 15 months on a
larceny charge. lie v.as received at
the prison last October from Mjilt
nomah county. Hanford would have
been ellgiblo for parole next month
and Payne had five months yet to
do.
Frank Payne has a preceding
record for escaping and while re
puted among his associates as not
being overly bright, he tricked a
guard at the prison nrlcltvard about
two years pgo to secure hl3 liberty.
tiunng ine nav ne ine-en. "" to be sold f or l tnii In3,
I n..f. A ,Un vn.il i.iian1 ttia I.-I. A in. . 'r
uilll-l lu i lie trii.n.u.,1 eie"'- ''; 1 1 . aim in mtnj
order apparently coming from tnr. "i'rr.
! then Deputy Warden Lewln, It ;nr
! porting to be an instruction to the
guard to permit Payne to sro to Hi"
; penitentiary. Unsuspecting th guard
j permitted Payne to leave and he was
enntured a rew hours laier wniie try
ing to sell a small article to a party
of workmen in the railroad track
near Turn.v.
Warden Smith stnted today that
the men at the wood camp are not
under guard nn 1 !! Is rnsy for them
to leave an they are surrounded hy a
ience wooded tract.
o
A. S. FREY & SONS
Are reu.y to furnish all kinds of
rough and dressed lumber and tim
ber s. Prices right. Phone 3?4.
Vr. and Mr-. F. L. I'ennlns. of
this c'v. left this morning for Kan
sas, making the trln by ou'omoblle.
They will go through California.
Arizona. New Mexico, Texas, and
: iv"wii"oii riini.uv i. ii.iiw.,
t 'H1 remain In that slate Indefinitely.
i Mrs- Helming was formerly Rose
i Hrisbln, daughter of S. R. Brisbin.
1 '
BACKWARD
CHILDREN
POOR eyesight will make
children backward in
school. It affects their
work, their health and their
success.
Do not allow your child to
snffer through neglected
eyesight At the slightest
indication of trouble let ns
make the examination that
will tell.
BUI5AH BROS.
Optical
Department
It's AH Over
Put everybody who used
our superior canned fooda
last Acek want more of
th-m, A phone order will
bring you prompt service.
Economy Grocery
Thone 63
April First
Soon Be Here,
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cation for liftim
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