PACE EIGHT
ROlMURd NtWS-REVIfW, WEDNESDAY. JULY 9. 1824.
Car Washing and Greasing
STORAGE
Cars Washed, $l and up. Cars Greased 75c and up.
Bargains in all New and Used Tires.
" Used Cars at Ycur Own Terms
Gasoline, Oils and Accessories. Buy from me and same money.
Day and Night Service. '
We are Distributors for the Goodyear Tires and Tubes.
HIGHWAY SERVICE GARAGE
L. R. Chambers
Phone 478 332 N. Jackson
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GLniUUG UIMiiUL
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Complaint Issued in Justice
Court Charges Young Man
With Statutory Crime.
NEW YOKK, July 9.A
compromise bun been effected
by tho democratic mother
club or the New York Nursery
und Child's Hospital, as a hint,
ham. lo the democratic
convention with which its arms
GIRL GIVES EVIDENCE
I Young.Daughter of Mrs. Nye
Said to Have Given Stories
j of Wild Parties at the
Home of Mother.
1 L COBB BUYS !
SUTHEflUH UND;
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE.
Chevrolet Iluby Orand will :
pull any hill on hi. r im- tires
and mechanically perfect.
You'll be surprised at the price !
and terms. 1
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YANKS TAKE 4TH
DAY IN OLYMPICS
tin vm tufn so closely bound.
On June 20 a platform pledg
ing that the first boy born to
any member should receive the
name of democratic nominee u
rail,.! led the convention
deadlock with un insistence u)
on KirlH until the 21st blrlh
was recorded last night. So,
while party Itaders were trying; ;
in effect a compromise that I
would end the convention dead-
lock, the proud mother brought
about a settlement of the clubs'
problems by uniting the two
leading contenders for the nom-
inntlon 1n name at least.' And
William Alfred Kasper heads
tho club's ticket, no matter
what the convention finally de-
decides.
OurTailoredCIo?
Will appeal to any man's shrewd b -cause
of the dollar for dollar valUe af"8
smartness of cut. the quality materilf "'i
class workmanship, speak for ther, ,. .-i
Ian
wear.
The Friendly Store on Cats Street
(Continued from page one.)
Three Hundred Acres Adja-
cent to City Limits to Be
Placed cn Market.
You can't beat this coupe for
the money. Overland coupe in
pood condition inside and out.
Fine tires good spotlight and
13 A GOOD INVESTMENT
other extras.
Terms to milt. See II today.
KMT IlltOTUKKli UAUAUE
Clearing of Title by Purchase
of Foreclosed Lands Will
Result in Demand for
Good Property
A deal of great Importance to tho
Hutherlin community has been com
at a standstill nnd Hie land was not,
kept up as it would otherwise havo i
been. Mr. Cobb has now purchased
nil of this land, ly in i; adjacent toj
the city limits, and intends to offer
the entire amount on the market 111
lots and five and ten-acre tracts.
Much of the land is in cultivation,
while some hears orchards and (tar-)
dens.. The location, so close to the
I.ee names, Hollywood. Calif., Ralph
Spearow, I'niversity of Oregon; tileu
Graham, California Tech; Hickard,
Canada; llenrijean, Uelgium, Pet
ersen, Denmark.
All made Jumps of 12 feet.
Willi Kitula of Finland, won the
final of the 300 meter steeplechase.
Only one of the four American
qualifiers had any difficulty in mak
liiK the Krade. Spearow of Oregon,
the flying parson, did not make the
qualifying height of 12 feet until bis
third and last attempt. That time
he made no doubt of his ability by
crossing the bar with nearly a foot
to spare. With Chas. lloff, the Nor
wegian record holder withdrawn
frein the event, the Americans are
favored to make another clean up,
their only rivals being a Canadian,
a Dane and a lielgtun.
DEMOCRATS PICK"
PARTY CANDIDATE
A. F. James, who gave the offic
ers the Information upon which!
Martha Fate and her daughter Fern
Nye were arrested fur possession of j
intoxicating liquor, was himself ar-J , , , , d b Mr3. Nye
rested today on a charge of statua-; n f A ea, the min-
tory rape. James it Is claimed as-: colK.erued in the case.
sumed Improper relations with Mrs. 0
Nye's 15 year old daughter, Auget! . ,,.v.
Beals, while employed at the farm I Hurdle fruit ladders at Wharton
home where the women resided. i Bios.
According to the story told by thci o
officers, James and tho girl were in
timate for several mouths while he
was employed at the farm. The girl
turned her attentions to another
man, and James became, jealous
and objected to her associations with
the rival. When she refused to spurn
the advances of the other man.'
James became jealous and reported SOMETHING
I NEW TODAY X
pleted under the terms of which W. i,,Hln imrt of the cltv. and the fine
L. Colib has taken over approximate-, soli make the property extremely
ly 300 acres of choice, Improved I valuable and there Is no doubt but'
land adjacent to tho city and will t Ii t the sale will meet a ready re-
place the sumo upon the market at 1 sponse. I
once. This transaction will have, the) This property lies so close tohe 1
effect of attracting outside capital I city that as Suthcrlln expands many
to Huthorlln, as the titles to tlivse; acres will be taken Inside the
bo-
(Contlnued from page one.)
weeks of presiding at the desk he
steam-rollered himself out of tho
nomination for the present at least.
prnprries are now cleared and an ex
cellent Inducement to investors und
homcHcckcrs is offered.
Mr. Cohh purchased the laud from
tho I'aciric .Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Los Angeles, the tracts
Including tho J. 1'. Lime lauds ahil
holdings und tho' properties belong
ing In the W. K. SI. John and C. A.
Stark estates. Twenty dlttoi-enl
pieces were included in the transac
tion, all of the land bring Improved
and much of it In cultivation.
The original purchasers failed to
keep up the payments on tho pro
perly which reverted to 1'acltlc Life
municipal boundaries and will
come improved city property, and
consequently a good Investment is
offered.
POUT!, AND, July 8. Tho my.
DR. II. C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
TYrklnn ItultilltiR Phono KG
Second Floor Uont'burR Oretron
lnuranr Company which Jh-IM Out i 1ory of tho daj!P)1 wonmn vUl up
mortKUKcn. Whllu tint titln wit In- rn tu 1(llse nm, rond by Mor(M.t
solved in this way linprovoim'iit wum c ('rnnkhite early Munchi morninc
i nnd Hiiulrhpd from Cronkhits car by
.three men who drove up In a larptt
, ituM'hlne, whh partly Kolved thin
l morniuR when I, L. Pay, owner of
the necond mnehino nppeared at th
nherirfn or rice with his attorney,
Walter t'ri'chlow und explained mat
te ri.
luy (! dared that a friend Inir
rowert hi car fr the night nnd
j pick d up other friends. Including
; two men and three women. .Jay
nUI he lwt'i been told that the three
meu and three women ntt-ud d ft
j ho ue party at (Jreshum where liq
uor wm consumed. I'pon rel'ii utn
to I'ortland, accordliiK to !aV sec
end liaiid Information, Homo of thos.-
in the paity nui't:ested they stop t
i a road house, while one or Inn 'th
i era onpoMi-d t he BtiKKet ion. The
woman, hay Haiti, apparently walked
i down the liase line read toward
i l'ortlHnd. th ihiee mm in the car
1:tVr drove up to tal;e her Uj
i the nid ho:M
THE LAW
reqtiirea an automobile to be
lk-tUKed.
SAFETY
required that liu be fully Insured
auaiiiHt
Fire, Thfft, Collision, Public Lla
bility and Property Drnago.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Tin Itarnes ltmbcr Shop en Cass
street has st-cured the services of a
fust class lady lilarceller. Call 16H-J
tor sp-niintnn nts
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At Our Regular Prices Only 10 and 13 Cents
FRED THOMSON
The World's Champion AM-Around Athlete and Stunt Man,
With His Wonderful Horse
"SILVER KING"
IN
THE DANGEROUS
COWARD
A PICTURE PACKED WITH DYNAMIC THRILLS
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K ALSO: THE AESOPS FABLES
S AND THE TOWN TOHCS
HhvIh Hears News
NEW YOKK, July 9. John W.
Davis, received tho news of his nom
ination at the homo of Frank L.
J'olk, where he has been during
much of the time of tho convention,
lie listened to the proceedings by
rudlo. Ills first comment was "ap
parently 1 am nominated so that's
ail there Is to It." Mr. Davis asserted
that he would issue a formal state
ment later. Ills wife was with hlin
when he received the radio an
nouncement that he had been chos
en as tho democratic presidential
I cundidate.
After receiving the congratula
tions of his friends .Mr. Davis, re
tired to a secluded room In the home
of the former undcr-seujelary of
state to prepare a formal statetiient.
.Mr. Davis was posing for the
photographers beside bis radio out
fit when the final word came, lie
had spent most of the day at the
l'olk residence where several friends
Joined him to listen to the returns
as the tide of the convention gradu
ally turned in his favor.
The crowd eurly guthered In the
vicinity of the Polk home at eight
eust Hlxty-Elnhth Street. In the
house with the Davises were a num-,
her of Intimate friends Including P.
Norman Davis, a cousin who was un- '
der-secretary of Blale when Mr. Da
vis was solicitor general: J. Orr, a '
delegate from Kansas, and formerly 1
lu the department of justice; I'. J.
Mctilnty. secretary of the Kansas
delegation.
John William Davis ramn Into ua- ,
tioual promiueuce during President.
Wilson's administration as solicitor
general of the t'nited State, und as
the American ambassador to Great
to i llrltaln.
Appointed to the chief diplomatic
post upon the resignation of war
lime ambassador, Walter Illnes Puge
two months before the armistice, Mr.
Davis, represented the I'ulteil Slates
at the court of St. James for three'
years.
Horn and reared In Clarkesburg.
West Virginia, he was graduated
from Washington and Lee I'niversi
ty at the age of 19, receiving his law
degree three years later, he was ad
mitted to the bar of his state the
same year, 1S95. but returned to the
university to become professor ot
law in 1S9C. i
He occupied that post two years,
then tiegan the practice of law in
Clarkesliurg.
Mr. Davis was elected to the West
Virginia house of delegates tho low
er house of the legislature In 1SS9.
Ho served as a delegate to the na
tional democratic convention of
1 1 4 In St. I.ouis. In 1906 he was
V president-of the West Virginia bar
5J association. In 1911 he was elected
4 to the house of representatives but
V resigned in 1911 to accept the ap
S polntnient by President Wilson to
the office of solicitor general.
W hen chosen to succeed Mr. Page
at the American embassy In London.
Mr. Davis was in Iterne, Switzerland,
as a member of the American dele
gation assigned to negotiate with
tlermany regarding the eichange of
prisoners of war lie went back to
Washington for conference with
the president before taking up his
work lu London in Nmember. 191S.
Just as the war came t an end.
Since his retirement as ambas
sador In 121. he has practiced law
lu New York City. Mr. Davis mar
ried Miss Julia T. MrttonaU in 1'.9.
After her death, he married Miss
Lll.n :. Itassel In lir. lie Is 5 1
to the officers where they nilr.lit
find the liquor at t lie farm.
Mlsg Agnes Pltehford. county jav-i
enile officer, and District Attorney
Cordon had Mlsg Ib als and a youim-'
er girl friend, taken into custody '
and held for examination. The
girls are reported to have given the ;
officers considerable evidence which j
may lead to some startling disclos
ures. It has been Indicated from the ev-
ldence received that numerous "par- j
lies" In which a number of people!
have been concerned have been held,
at the farm home and that the place 1
bore an unsavory reputation.
Mrs. Nye's daughter, and a neigh-1
bor girl, who are both under aKe,
are said to have participated In these:
orgies, and It is possible that charges!
will be brought against other men,
who are said to have had relation!
with the girls. They ure being held
In tho custody of tho juvenile nuth-i
orities while the investigation is lin
ing made. ,
Mrs. Kate and Mrs. Nye gave bail
to guaranteo their appearance in the;
justice court on a charge ot unlaw
ful possession of Intoxicating liq
uor. Hail for Mra. Nye was fixed
In the sum of S:ii)0 und for Mrs.
Kate, who Is over 70 years of age,
in the sum of $200.
James was arraigned his nfter
noon before Justice of the Peace
George Jones and waived prelimin
ary examination, lie was ordered
held for the grand jury and his
bonds were fixed at $T.0o. He is
being made to secure ball to provide
for his release from custody until
grand Jury meets. The complaint
WANT pl Woman to do housework.
2 16 So. Rose St.
wrtONG "WITH THE
MAN Who lives in a rented house
with the following at your service.
Good 7 room house; 5 lots, finest
garden In town; hou?e nlone worth
more. Price $lti00. Easy terms.
4 room house in good condition; 4
lots, garage, bain, 1 block from
pavement. $H00. Only takes $400
cash.
4 room cottase newly painted and
decorated; beautiful yard of fruit
and shrubbery; on pavement, all
street assessments paid. Price
$15no. Only takes S'jUO cash.
5 room cottage, almost new, fully
furnished, rented for $200 a year:
line lot. Darn, all modern conven
run iic.-s 1 r urnisneu nouseKeep- '
lug apts. 707 W. Mosher. j 41 'TMJ
FOR RENT Furnished house. In-; You
quire at Itosebmg Cafeteria. i the
run hALr. uit roru coupe, a Dar-1 1 p ouitioa
gain If taken at once. Phone 163. 'n(S lre nni
1 omer ..
pups,
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olher ,Itor- Wit
SALE Shepherd-Collie
apart: I"1. V
News-Ilevlew office.
KOlt SALE Nifty little trailer, SO
Tern.. . ..
5 each. 617 Cobb St. Phone S12-R.I rapp SnS?- "It
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KOR RENT
nient. Inquire
by 3& tires, at Coos Junction ! and nat
uarage.
WANTED Board and room for a
semi-Invalid lady. Close In. West
Side preferred. Phone 189-J. R. H.
Grinsted.
block and m J?l
O. Box 9;. B 15 i
WANTED Woman, with four-year-
nlit child rlfslraa hniiaewm Ir IV.
perienced. Address E. F., care I SAE 100TaeJT&
ixews-neviuw.
$17;0. Only takes
icneos. Price
Jjoo cash.
Modern 6 roonucottane, In excellent
condition, all street improvements
In and paid for: rented for ST.00 a
i year. Price $a)(.0. Easy terms.
Brand new modern bungalow, built
in features, plastered and decora
' led; all street improvements in and
paid for, best part of town. Price
i ?:ioi)0. Easy terms.
I New buncalow just finished; beau-
tifully . located: modern in every
j respect, 5 rooms, all street Im-
! noements in and paid for. Price!
$2.".uo.
I We also have town modern bunpa- j
I lows not quite finished that can be j
! purchased on the installment plan 1
Just like rent. Rer.dy to move Into i
i in about 2 weeks. Price SltUiO. j
, Kor the above and other snap bar-1
I gains In real property see. Law-1
I rence Accncy. 123 Cass Street,
Phone 219. '
LOST Scotch collie dog on Fall
Creek' Sunday. Large with leather
collar. Color Veddish brown. Re
ward. Phone 19K14.
FOR li ENT 4-room apart inoht,
partly furnished, and small house
unfurnished. Phone 207-Y or call
420 W. Douglas.
FORALEbaiT block, and "stove
wood. Also hay in stack at G. W.
Kincaid place, opposite Boyer
Brothers, on Deer Creek road.
FOR-RENT 2 comfortably- furnlsle"
ed housekeeping rooms. Kitchen
has built in work, hot and cold
water. Also garago room. Phone
384-Y
NEW 5 room house. Plastered. '"Mod
ern plumbing. Paved street. Large
lot. $2700.00. $500.00 down. Balance
ei-sy terms. G. W. Young & Son.
Phone 417.
FOR SALETwTj "
wuw. frln.
two months u
l.".:tn Tor-.. iTT!
ask tnr n hi
YOI.R LAST CHANCE To get this
little dairy ranch for the price of
fered. 80 acres In tract: 35 acres
of fine creek bottom land; crop all
harvested and In barns, fenced and
cross fenced; fine water supply, 5
room house, newly painted and de
corated, GO feet screened porches,
wood shed, 2 years' supply wood
cut, big barn, silo, hog house, ma
chine shed, family orchard, good
garden, nouse fully furnished,
cream separator, fine big match
team, harness, wagon, full set tools
and implements, six fine dairy
cows, all cows fresh in 4 weeks, 2
hogs, 200 chickens, school and
church i mile, on main road. Every
thing goes for $7000. On easy
terms or will trade for good city
property. Lawrence Agency, 125
Cass Street, Phone -219.
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nunured ticxet purchasers belter come esrly!
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