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Newspaper Page TextROSEBima NBWHEVieW. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1), 1?3. PACE EIGHT 4 t : I I CROWDED!! JAMMED!! SWAMPED! SATURDAY, the Opening Day of our DRASTIC DISPOSAL fc7 A I IT Was just what we expected it would be in fact it couldn't have been different when we announced such a Price Cutting Selling Event. If you were not one of the thrifty shoppers who attended this sale Saturday, it is to your interest to be here Monday. Rt member this is not a One Day Sale, but will continue two weeks more. COME! Get your share. There will be something doing every day, every hour, every minute. : LOCAL NEWS , From Glide taught Walte. of elide, spent sev- oral hours propping In town louay. In for Day 0. W. Wngner. at rural districts, was In town today attending to busi ness matters. , j E Mr. E. D. Harvey, an axed resident of this county, died Ihia afternoon al the home of her daughter. Mrs. Wm. Pearce of Deer Creek. Mrs. Harvey has heen III for the Daat few weeks Mr. O. C. Ilrown. county supervisor an(1 na en In a critical condition of rural schools visited the Itcedsport . ne , ((w ,),., Sne j ,,, the school on Monday. mother of Mrs. R. L. McLaughlin. Mrs , Napoleon Rice, Mra. Wm. SpanaUKle, Marriage License luued an(j tr, Harvey, the latter of Oakland A marriage license was l"d yp9' Funeral arrangements have not yet tertlay to John W. l'ainler and -Minnie , ,, ... i abbi or Oakland. Hill CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. Jackson Street . . Roseburg, Oregon InilerKoc Ojx-rutioi Mrs. J. H. Davis of thta city was operated on Thursday f 'his week by Ura. Sether and .Stewart. From O. A. C Clifford Fields who Iti attending col lege at Corvalhs la spending' the week end here visiting with parents itnd friends. From Itnysj Creek- Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Wood of Days Creek spent a few hours in town to day attending to business and shopping. lu From Wllliiir i Mra. K. K. Northrup and son of Wllliur spent the forenoon In Kose burg today attending to business matters. Iti-eeliew OiM-rntlon , ' Mrs. Carl Alder of Myrtle Creek underwent an operation at the Mer cy hospital on Friday. Drs. Sether and Stewart were In charge. (Jolng to Cottage drove Mr. and Mra. O. C. liaker will mo tor to Cottage drove Sunday to enjoy a visit with Mr. Maker's sister of Texas, who is visltln? there with relatives. Case Dismissed The case of Louis Kay against the Klectrlc Drake company, a suit for the collection of waxes, alleged to be due, lias been dismissed upon the motion of the plaintiff. E. E Room 1 and 2, Roseburg National Bank Bldg. Rotcburg, Oregon. Phone 183 Life, Fire, Automobile, Casualty, Accident and Health, Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance SEE US EEFORE YOU IN3URE Writing Insurant Is our profession. We have tmul,i It n Iff.. i,,,lv 11 ! S resnteit In llrockway. and known by some of the oh ? of that commuuity, died t i an or write us for any insurance Information you desire EX- I In the governor's fight uglnst the Ku Flux Klan. x GIVE lEShflMIM tny t'tili,.rt lrrM. OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. U. Ald "li'h lllake, ousted as cousellor to Governor .lark Walton, and Dr. E. T. :iniiin. removed from the orflre of mill' liauk eouiml'u.loiier l.y in,. K,v. rimr. will probacy testify hetore he legislative committee Inn-atlgat-!'ig the. the state administration, luuh Hake nd llynum were removed by 'iovernor Walton a tlm Invcstlgat ng committer, appointed to obtnln evidence In the Impeachment pro eedlncs against the governor, surt d lis work llluk.. wst the 1. mler I Sunday llally leriiin Church. Day at the Presliy. HHTI-KLAH FORGES BUMED H BOMBS tny t'nlUd Press.) ' CIII('A;o. Oi t. n Antl-Ku Klux Klan factions here nre blamed by the police with the bombing of a two- story brick building on Mrs. W. A. Simmons, who formerly resided in llrockway. and who Is well- bier residents I recently nt .rnllon, Nevada, where she has been residing while her husband was en caged In work at the government dam being built near there. The Fallon (Nevada I Standard carries the fol lowing account of Mrs. Simmons' death: The unexpected death of Mrs. W. A. Simmons last Wednesday evening, in thia city, caused general sadness In this community, where the lady had resineii since tlie project first started. There was noun of the family nt home at the time. Mr. Simmons left that afternoon for Lake Tahoo on business connected with his official duties, hut was delayed and did not reach the dam al the outlet of the lake until s o'clock the next morn ing, when ho learned the sad news. Her son. lilrnn. left home at 4 o'clock In the evening to work on the night shift at the government dredge and did not return until midnight. When Mr. Simmons and Clean left home Miss Ruth Durgan, who has been the house guest of her aunt, Mrs. Tom Wharton, for the past ten days, returned to her home In Eugene the latter part of this week. Hose Irwin Operated On Little Itose Irwin, daughter of Mr. and Mm. R B. Irwin of Wilbur, under went a nose and throat operation yes terday at the Mercy Hospital. Dr. Seely was in attendance. Divorce Granted. A decree of divorce was filed today In Ihe county clerk's office grunting a divorce to Clifford Barker from Wanda Barker. The decree was hand ed down by Circuit Judge Hamilton. Here From Portland Clarence linker arrived here last evening from Portland where he la attending a business college. He drove home a new lluiek Six touring car tor tne .Motor Shop garage. ItOHN MLAt'GHLIN To Mr. and Mrs. V. F. McLaughlin, on Saturday, Oct. 13, twin boys. . o Knew All" About It William had become the proud own er of a pig, and Insisted uihiu having all the cure of It. After a few weeks, as the pig did not seem to thrive, hli father said to him : "Wlllliim, I'm afraid you are not feeding your pig enough. It doesn't seem to be fattening at all," - "I n't want to fatten him yet,"" an swered the young stockman. "I'm wultlng till be gets as long a I want, then I'll begin to widen him out" . ; To Adjust Screws In Wood or Plaster. If you dip a screw Into oil before applying the screw driver to send It Into wood, you will find that the screw win go in without the usual difficulty. When preparing to put a screw Into plaster, first main a hole In the plaster larger than the screw. Fill the bole with a paste made of plaster of parts mixed with alntn water. Put in the screw, then allow It to get hard, and the screw will be very flrtuly lodged In tlie plaster. Money for ,Your Advancing Year, What more Important object . money for your advancing . You will find It a very pleasan,"" . ' i profitable experience to save , a ? or more every week and deno.- with, the Roseburg National ; . ; i Interest Paid on Saving, Accounts TheRoseburgNalionalB, K05eDur5",Ore. X LEGION MEETS TUESDAY NEW TODAY frQSj,pg FOR KKNT Two 615 Mill St. room apartment. FOR SALE Baby carriage, nearly new. Phone 360-1. 935 Cobb St. FOR SALE Airdale puppies, 15.00 Mrs. Haywood. Corner Stephens and Mosher St. FOUND Child's tri-cycle. Owner call at News-Review office and describe it. - FOR SALE Large wood range. First class condition. Worth S100, will sell for half price. 319 W. Washing ton. Phone 542J. FOR SALE Duck boat that can br carried on running board of car; also one trailer. Roseburg Welding & Brazing Works. . Funeral Held Today The funeral services of Mary H. Frotada. the four-month old infant who died Thursday nt the Mercy hos pital, were held this morning from the Koseburg Cndertaklng Parlors. Returns, From Cottage Grove Carl II. Neal, forest supervisor, re turned yesterday from Cottage Grove where he has spent the past two daye conferring with the city council of that city regarding the water supply. IHve !r I'lillrornlii Mr. and Mrs I A llln,-u-lni.i.m r .Mrs. Simmons was In her usual eooil . Coos lliiv lefi ihi. mnmin. i, health. Site had done her ev..ninr I 111 smith, irn tr..,nn n.. .-li the south, work as usual, hut .l..r ... ... .7 T . .7.' .-"""' " ' Klite Th. I. .ill.ll,... K...H.. -i . ; .. . r i j . ., , iieruu iu iienu some lime V18- : """. run oi iimi nigni was laKen " ' e fc-.ina uomiiing at- 'phoned for Hr. Nichols, but liuu e.l m nnii-iMau torcrs ilur- out. She : I,., r II, in? tli Pits! two dnys. Ill and he was neighbors lting there with relatives and friends. WANTED To hear from owner oi good ranch tor sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush. Minneapolis, Minn. FOR SALE Good 6 room furnished house, lot 50 by 167 ft., extra value, fljOO, $5U0 cash, balance like rent Chas. Kyes, 826 North Jackson St. WHY not try on Oxo Gas burner, burns kerosene In your stove or heater. They are convenient, clean and economical. For Immediate de livery call 429Y. - Umpqua Post of the American Leplon will meet next Tuesday 1 night. Do your stuff fellers Com- munder Stewart Is In Frisco but you should come out and see Ted i Post put over his stuff. He's go- I Ing to preside. Be there, gang. I 11 I I H COVELL PLAN TWELVE MURDERS (Continued from Page One.) foil KtN r Very reasonable, large partly furnished old fashioned house. Fine for family with number or children. See B. W. Strong, at L mpqua Valley Bank. run SALE 92 acres loins river. good fishery on place, modern house, new oarn, water system, a beautiful nome for 14200. Chaa. Kyes, 826 North Jackson St. AGENTS WANTED Agents sell guaranteed hosiery, direct from mill to wearer, salary paid for full time or spare hours. All styles In cot ton, heather-nnd silks. Iaternatlonal rio-iery .Mll! Norristown. Pat i LIBERTY THEATRE I y, but she passed 1 guests of Mrs. Sidney Abbott. They minutes before his I arrived Friday and will be In the by phouo and they railed Dr. Dcmpsi I away about five arrival. Owing to the fact that no one was present when Mrs. Simmons was taken ill, Judge Jones waa asked to Mrs. George Kohlhagen and her ; THE S1MGER comnanv " uui:iuer. r lorenee. are the house cl'v for several Falls Herald. Klamath TODAY ONLY throuirh ita loci.l store gives Bervlce on Singers and lives up to the guarantee. You carry your own risks when you buy- any otner regardless of promises jiianejine Singer Store, Roseburg. . o..,v , ivr. nrsi class, roggen- i"i mllee north east of Only to and 15 Cents Return Engagement DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In The Mollycoddle" Story by Harold McGrath AI-SO I I IE DIPPY DOO DADS COMEDY noiii an inquest and he summoned ai rorlty houses from th. n: I " i Duclt- . ' ...i... .. eA..ni,ue.i iiuu me cultura rnllege this fall are Mls 1, lu piace. r ees particulars. The next day the jury Feme Hevmers ai d Miss Mar an Pa5Bble time of 8ervlce- P- rendered a verdict that death resulted Nwdham. "i R.ehurg u, J I," ate 'r dry dw8 at 75c " mo"- 'r"".M:.1"" ''"n' .... Idles. ho have 11,. Tam. ". A. Vmi.m. esteemed in i l.i. o.,.,,.,,,,,,!,.. '!: , 1 "' "",a' "np of '" oldest and larg-1 r K") tvADr. A f.ne ten-acre .i... -,..i ,i... t " V, . . est national sororities. " ouiiuinss. On first class uiii mid resiueti l ie Want t past lti years. tario. Camilla T 1 imiiiiy state mat sne had i j ,.. ,., . : t !, e.,jm excellent health and ; Z 'I 'J"" " f"r I that anv question of her being iu ' . r,'s,"n,, hli datig.r waa Mr Horn their thoughts, i r""f T., le"T ' f The deceased leaves to mourn their I . y' ' a,'f"''''a. wh tin) death oe- The BIG 3-DAY PIC TURE STARTING TOMOlTRoNV" Tlie Years Greatest Afj'Stcry him ' Admission: Ch'ldrcn Only 10 Cents; Adult ;j Cfots ,. . i. 1,1 . Wi" "! Mines and was 62 vears nf ... . . The family state that she had I .' J:.J"nrk''- "as been employ. H,,,l i TilL.r K ,. i vi ... . inn x.isiiion as oon for Cres- vhere he will loss, beside the husband, fiv. ' s'"'ni' bis time in developing some of ami two daughters, as follows- Ortou ; "p Prui'ert. His family occom- C. tlariln, r- i;..y 11.. Kay E . Gordon i !"'"'' " and Glenn Simmons, ami Mrs, Mabel j Hart!, y of Oakdule calif., and Miss . attended and the floral tributes bv K l.el Mmuions The latter was oil j friends were most abundant and berfu her vacation, visiting her sister. Mrs. tlful. Hartley, at the time nrred. Vrs. siiMnirn M a model wife rul mother a'.d always highly es-:.-.ni.-l by hir iriends and nelgiil.ivs. ;-he as an r.cnvo and devoted lue;n her or the lical Methodist chur.h, having bei .in.. member of that de nomination when a child In I a:ud . and ha.l alas been true to hi r Christian f.iiih She will h greatly m.ss.d. not only by h, r f.imllv. hut by her church associates and friends In gi M.Tut. There is a large circle of frlen Is and aiqiialnhinic in th's commuuitv who extend th. ir ile.-iH!.! suniwhv to th. ber.av.d family In their sad affliction. ir and Mrs Hartley and children and Miss Ethel Simmons arrived 1limil.y nm,( from tiukdnle. Gor don Mii.iuotis c.uiie fnuu Turlovk. i!av came from Virginia Cltv, and Attie Gardner arrived from Elv. Funeisl rv i, i s were held Satur day afternoon. Uev. Ijin.lors offi- utiiig. 'l'Uc v.Teuionies wero largely, COMING McELROY'S Orchestra DANCE Armory Tuesdav, October 16 farm road. trade for house In ciiv Pressed sale of 20-acre farm. Easy Ui'fderrill, 504 Mill St WHY CAN C. MERRILLirvrbaVgai" ou houses and farms? He ha.i no books to keep, no fancy office to pay rent on. Office at home. A large Miii s't" nd ,ee 1L c' Merrl11' 604 FOh sai.k i steam engine and boil" er; t b. p. boiler; 4 h. p. engine. good shape. Will tnlde for wood or hay. 1 blacksmith blower and an- v! nd hand cars and trucks, all k nds second hand car parts . "21 North Jackson St. EASY MONEY centrally iTTTa apartment house fully furnished. In- ."..- i;s.oo per month rooms tor owner. This Living Is a snap. Price $1200. half cash. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 125 Cass Rtrt j, - v , iiuua EOlt .Ai.r. 7 houses. 9 farm,. r. jurant 2 lodging house furniture, l rooming bouse furniture, J farms nfT,M- 1 UKk nn"- ' wnnot c.n .na" nWery ,d' 81 m- ce.. J," nd my bargains. 504 Mill Sl'UCIUIAN jmc lor s acres of excellent good land, -very Inch of it fine garden land. A big hS- " other Improve-n-ents. Two good well,. All kinds of ruit. Th. lnmb.r ra , cost more thn ,. . ;ny: I Street. Phone 219. , " ted with ammonia to her nose and mouth. The woman's body teas scar red and the ligament of her neck were torn, showing that her struggles while the boy was forcing the am monia fumes Into her lungs, were the exertion of a woman realizing she was fighting for her life. 1 Arthur Covell, according to re ports of the confession, admitted his part in the crime, as being the moving spirit. The theory of the prosecu tion Is that Arthur Covell urged the stepson to commit the crime and told him that it could be covered up ff the boy followed his Instructions. Alton Covell and Arthur Covell were both Indicted by the grand jury last night at ten o'clock, following a visit of the grand jury with 1 Arthur Covell at the county farm near Co-quille. Lucille Covell. the 14 vear old aten daughter, while supposed to be some- wnat conversant with the incidents of the murder, was not Implicated, it is said. The girl Is now in charge of Juvenile Officer A. T. Morrison, and was among those who gave testimony ueiore tne gran a jury. . District Attorney Ben S. Fisher gives the principal credit for unrav eling the crime to the members nf the grand jury, who probed the affair on the theory that with Arthur Covell. Al- ton Covell and Lucille Covell about the premises, some of them surelv had knowledge of what had taken place. On convening of the jury, the state Had practically nothing to offer as the Investigation of the case had not ri. veloped anything on which to base a caee. The work of the Jury, therefore, with the assistance of Deieciivn mo and members of the sheriff's force, finally brought out the facts as stat ed nd a crime which It heiiovarf would never be revealed was solved. Cooks Who do not desire to horn their breakfasts should refrain from starting the fire with kerosene. o If you smell gas nr look for it with a lighted match'. It is probable that you are nhont t .in.i oi a long journey. o If you have a pile of rubbish In vtriiar. ii inairare thai of people will soon visit your house. The Season for fllnnln riin, .ik. on the awning down atir h u closed, but the season t .,","ll1 ashes in wooden boxes on the back fumi wm soon open. cow ere'iirJ TONIf t tH j ARMOR UMPmu J XN,rl , IT r"AYS TO ft Your lumber of Arm Sons. Salesman it Nwtis, Thor washing m.. Radio Shop. Mister Jazz. kim!( , Tuesday nisht, OtlokeJ roy'B jazz band and m J A wonderful opporsr mine the model of tomr, figure. Fitting by taji demonstrator, Honda;.1 Grass seed of all Bros. DAILY WEATHER'S TJ. S. Weather Burn: i Roseburg Oreroo, 21 st a. m. Precipitation In laiitni Highest temperature j Lowest temperature teal I Prclpiaticn last 'llwsrc Total precip. sinwdiuol' Normal prcip. fortamo"- Total precip. from Sept 5J to date Aver, precip. from Sept! Total excess from SfpU 1923 Aver, precip. for 4! 4 (Sept. to May, Inclnsn Fair tonitht and Sundr WILLIAM BOial DR. H. C. Cm OPTOMETRIST M H SPECIALIST 122 Perkins Bldg. BH Telepnou Mr. Deardorff on the Organ TODAY-TOMORROW HERBERT RAWLINSON NOBODY'S BRIDE Supported by ALICE LAKE and a oreat cast v , A ON,;tb Herbert B,"h -Th. pfRSAL ATTRACTION The Pleasure Is All Yours" COMEDY "MOVING" PATHF nvnu, Monday. Tuesday MONEY, MONEY, MONEY" I ""I I ..J Mrs. GeorgeBerryw-j TODAY ONLY mm mm 3 nircClMfLi a Big Pi ,na' ioaMS JIMMI6 . ...ecu AS 6s' MIAUi UPAD. STAR CAST