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LOCAL NEWS
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. JANUARY 27, 1925.
Our complete big assort-
ment now out liuy now at
t'urr's.
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through the skin alone. This remedy ia applied direct to the
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jou to try It on our guarantee. A trlul will convince you of in
genuiue merits. J'rice Otic for trial bottle. Ouo dollar for lars "
else.
I W. F. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY
Hera Sunday Officer In City
G. S. Paxon speut Sunday In this Deputy Sheriff C. II. Daugherty ; .
city visiliug. Mr. Paxou is a Salem , of Youcalla, spent yesterday In :
resident. , . Itoseburg looking after business af-
I fairs.
Returns to Medford
F. V. Lous, a visitor In this city , Leaves For Salem
over Sunday, left this morning lor Miss Agnes Pitcht'ord left thla
WITNESS SAYf MiraoiiCFS
SHERIFF FIRED
THE HRST SHOTS
Representative Walter Fish-
or has introduced an anieud-
merit to the stock law per-
taluins to Douglas county, tho
law ajfeetlng only a email nor-
tion in the Ten Mile dlstrirt.
The present law would be al-
his borne at Medford.
Myrtle Creek Man In
' j A. W . Caswell of South Mrytle
(Creek, spent a few hours In Kose
! burg on business today.
I
j Returns from Medford
( T. ii. Ness has returned to this
f city, after spending Saturday in
' , Medford attending to business mat
ters. From Eugene
rrom northern points to arrive
here Sunday und visit, wns K. B.
Lymare. Mr. Lyniare resides at Ku-gene.
morning for Salem, where she will
spend a day or so looking after bus
iness; affairs.
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llan J. McKinnon. wno snent ves- nuiu maue uie
tcnlav In thin rllv tonkin after e i
business interests, returned to his
home at Kugcne this morning.
From Salem - (Aaorlatrd Pre. Lnml Wir 1
K. W Dunn spent Sunday In this I El GENE. Ore., Jan. 27. The
city visiting. Mr. Itenn resides at i football candidates for the 1H25
Salem, and left this morning forj,,,am tIle I'nlverslty of Oregon
other southern (regon points. will meet Hichard Shoro Smith,
. j newly elected coach of football
Returns to Eugene iat the University on Thursday
J. M. Allord. wko snent Monilav ! afternoon to outline a campaign
here visiting, returned to Kugcnc 1 1,,p strenuous spring training.
it Is expected that about 13 let
termen will be out for the first
spring practice, which will start
next week, all of last years let-
termen except Captain Dick Kced
i Here On Business
V. l'otter is bp ndlng a day or so
Visits Sunday
W. II. Cole was among those from
northern points to spend Sunday iti
Mr. Combs Here
L. M. Tombs Is spending a day or
so In this city looking ufter bust1'
ness matters. Mr. C'onibs resides
at Eugene, aud urrlved here Mon
day.
Here Today
K. I. Stewart wns a visitor In this
in this city attending to business I "rP ,'ai'lt In school and are ellg
interests. Mr. l'otter Is a Euki ne 1 iu, '"r '" season,
resident, and arrived here Monday In lhe backfleld Smith will
have Anderson, quarter: Terje-
Returns to Medford sen. Vitus and Mlnnaugh, halves
j C. C. McCurdy, who spent Mon- lnd J"nes. fall, from thr regu
1 'lay in this city, returned to his ol 11,0 iuail. In ud-
IllO!
Herrin Murder. Aired by J'f- IZ
-. . . In the restricted districts cov- " . '
,oi oner S inquest 3eV- ered In previous laws, and In 4iFr- Coat
eral Eve-Witnesses I ,, ' . "' . W,OUI" forb"J" 1 1 From coast rints to arrive here
i -r u, ,, i iuii n, ia, isr, in see- V
me at Medford this morninir.
Mr. McCurdy was here attending to
city today. Mr. Stewart resides at ' ' !
Salem and arrived last night. Ho is ' p...,.,. ... i i
Hooking after- business interests , M c '.. '
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tneir
FOUR WERE KILLED
Hons 29, 30, 31 and 32 in town-
ship 2,x south, range K west of
the Willamette Meridian.
This hind lies on the Heslon
road near Ten Mile, and would
Sunday was F. (I. Wilson. Mr. Wil
sou resides at Coos Hay, and was
here visiting.
After First Shot Was Fired,
Ex-Dry Leader Drew Gun
and Fired No Out
side Shooting.
add that territory to the dis- ltl thia eltv vittlnF yith
trict n w hich stock is now returned t0 his )lom0 ut
prohibited from ranging at
large. 4
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MAKE YOUR HAT
Newest spring hat frames,
straw- cloth and trimmings.
Returns to Medford
(;oudy Hogan, who spent Sumlny
friends,
Medford
yesterday morning.
From Medford
W. E. Smithpeter Is spending a
day or so in this city looking after
business matters. Mr. Smithpeter
arrived from Medford Suuduy.
it.st in at Carr's A hli? miulilv 1 KurI" "' Kn "yrr oui.imj
Tea- J m 01 ur. 1 A DIK ou1"y Jifrom southern points. They reside
into lat Medford aud were here visiting.
(AmocIiIH Prm Uatd wira.l
HERRIN. III.. Jan. 27.
tifylng today at the imiuest
the deaths ot S. Cilenn Young,
Ku Klux Klun llguor raider. De
puty Sheriff Ora Thomas
loungs arch-enemy and two
other man, Henry Peterson of
Herrin told the coroners Jury, he
saw Thomas fire the first' fatal
shot in the fatal affray Saturday, Regular Elks dance Thurs-
night. ! day, January 29.
I'eterson said he was stundit:
on the walk near t,he European-
Hotel when Thomas entered the 1
Canary Cigar Storo in the build
ing. The deputy sheriffs hands
From Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Rowies Moore were
guests in this . city over Sunday
ELKS DANCE
On Business
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bargelt arrived
here Sunday from Portland, and
will spend a day or so in the city.
Mr. Burgelt Is attending to business
interests here.
Vere in his pockets, his right
hand grasping an automatic, i'e
terson said.
court-rooms in the Douglas Na
tional bank building. A number of
matters of importance are to be
considered and the officers who are
The witness, peering through 10 h.Pd ,ne organization for the
the window, said Thomas walked ,1 1 ,1 . 1
st Young, who was talking to d' sirei1 thBL 8 .KOOL Presentation
"Lisp" tireen, a miner. The de- "!e merchants who are members
puty then pulled his gun and " lun present in or-
' Leaves For Eugene
W. u. Clinger left Monday morn
ing for Eugene Rnd northern
points, where he will spend a day
or so attending to business Inter
ests, lie Is making the trip by auto.
Here On Business
C H. Hohgatt is spending a day
or so in this city looking after Inter
ests and traiisactmg business mat
ters. Mr. Hohgatt resides at Eu
gene, and arrived from the north
Sunday.
r
I to
I morning.
home at Portland tills
Mr. lteeds was here at-
Spends Day Here
visitor i: SU!'"" ,u ''---.
hours yesterday. Mr. Hohgatt is an
instructor in music at the Eugene
Bible college.
From Riddle
1). H. Horton spent yesterday In
this city visiting and attending to
business matters. Mr. Horton is a
Riddle resident, aud returned home
this morning.
Hero Monday
A. Vugelpohl spent a few hours !
in this city yesterday. Mr. Vogel
pohl returned to his home at Suth
erlln in the afternoon. He was here!
attending to business Interests. ' j
Postal Inspector Here
Postal Inspector Honglln, who Is '
in charge of the work In this dis
trict, with headquarters at Med
ford, Is spending a short lime In
Visiting at Hunter Home
n,i .nn tr-. riinw.i shrill T ml , "''urg attending to official dut-i
Est.m, are spending several days
lies.
visiting at the Alva Hunter home
on South Deer Creek.
Here From Portland
George Dillon was an arrival from
northern points here yesterday. Mr.1
Dillon Is a Portland resident, and
w ill be here a short lime attending
to business interests.
On Business
Here yesterday from northern
points was Charles II. Simmons.
Mr. Simmons Is a Hood Kfver resi
dent, and was in this city looking c.,,..
after business interests. ' .., Fergusons Visit-
j i I Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, and
Mr. Hatton HeTeT" 'ln"Kht'r; Margaret, were visitors
n f nlt la ..,.,.ll (L.li iu ciij jramiajr, mini 111" nir
days in this city looking after ln-
al districts. They reside at f Airden
Glendale People Visit-
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McP.ee are
spending several days in this city
visiting and attending, to business
matters. Mrand Mrs. McUee are
Sutherlin residents, aud arrived
here Sunday. .
fired, Peterson testified, the Mu. 'r that the election may bo con
let crashing through the wln
dow. As ho dropped to the walk,'
Potorson said E. D. Forbes fell
inside tho building, near the
window. I
Peterspn said ho did not see
the shooting of Homer Warren,
whose body was found later at
the curb, some ten feet from thel
window. The- witness said, he!
did not see anyone fire from am
upstairs window. He added,
however lio Itellevn.l h linil ,, '
gun "flashes outside the hotel; was completed today when Charles ! assistant to the manager of the
a. jonns. until recently proprietor Irn.ot inmim
oi ine lii-ant Hotel at Portland, took
possession of the Roseburg Hotel on
Sheridan street In this city. Mr.
John H. Goswick, who has been
operating the Roseburg Hotel, has
taken over the Grant Hotel in Port
land, and left this morning to take
charge of that business.
Mr. Johns, who purchased the
building and fixtures here, "is an ex
perienced hotelman. and for the
past ten years has been In the hotel
building.
E
Returns to Coast
Leon a ii. Lowe, who spent the
week end in thin city attending to
htuindsti mutter tt-t nt-neil tit Ct-
An Important business transfer quille this morning. Miss Lowe is
Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hopkins and
Mrs. A. Taylor were guests at the
Hotel Grand over Sunday. They are
all from Portland, and arc making
a trip to southern points. They lelt
this morning by auto.
Masnnq from nil inrf. rf rwtti-lnn
rouniv w ill atien.I the ii,.o n. pr. ! ani) lodging house business In Port
feciion Ancient and Accemed Scot.!'"nd- He expects to continue the
Leaves For Marshfield
Frank W. Marks, who spent Sun
day in this city visiting with
friends, left this morning for Marsh
field and coast points, where he will
tish Rile dance at lhe armory od' Wratlon of the hotel in the same I look after business matters. Mr.
the night of February 12th, Lin
coin's birthday. The dance is tor
the benefit of the Roseburg Chap
ter of De.Moh'.y. The armory will be
attractively decorated for the oc
casion and' the dance program will
be furnished by the famous Blue
Devils orchestra of ten pieces.
It was decided last night that
Masons with 1924 membership
cards will be admitted. All Masons,
whether members of Douglas coun
ty lodges or not, are cordially in
vited to attend.
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ELECT OFFICER
satisfactory manner that marked
the bUFlnesr. while under the direc
tion of Mr. Goswick. His family will
come from Portland at once and
they will make their home in this
city.
Marks is a Eugene resident
ESTO
BE TOSSED ASIDE
Mr. Howes Here
C. E. Howes, of Yoncalla, spent
the day here today visiting. Mr.
Howes left on the evening train
for Anderson, California, where he
will spend a month or so visiting,
with his Bon, H. W. Howes.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 27.
Mr. Hartnell Visits
R. S. Hartnell was a visitor In
this city over Saturday. Mr. Hart
nell has the contract for the road
work now under construction at
North Umpqua. He was here visit
ing and attending to business matters.
terests and attending In business ''"'B aim
matters. Mr. Hatton arrived from i "l'l"nS- : .
Portland yesterday afternoon. Castles Visit""
Mr Quick Here ,rom ",e northern 'part of the.
H. V. Quick is spending a day ori bounty yesterday lor a few hours
so in this city attending to busi-jw'-re Mr- a,nu c;. fastle
ness matters and looking after in-,Thl'y f1"" Bt Sutherlin and were
terests. Mr. Quick arrive! from'1 Bro 8hol"nS attending to bus
Grants Pass late yesterday. . j ,C-8S an,ur- j
Mr. Backlund In
Carl llackluud was In for a few I
hours this morning attending to 1
business matters. Mr. Ilucklund re-i
sides at Elgarose, and returned
home in the afternoon. j
'From Umpqua ' i
George Solmn wns a visitor in
this city for a few hours Monday.
Mr. Solmn resides at Umpqua and
was here attending to business mut
ters and visiting.
In From Riddle
Mrs. P. C. Swarls was In fez a
Leave For Portland
Dr. A. C. Seely and son, Hall, left
by auto today for Portland whero
Dr. Seely will consult a specialist
regarding an ailment from which ho
has been suffering for some tlmq ,
Commissioner Goodell Here '." !
George E. Goodell ia spending a
day or so In this city attending lo
business affairs. Mr. Goodell is the
state accident commissioner, and
arrived yesterday from Grants Pass.
Guests From Portland '
Mr. and Mrs. W .1 frnivtinn ami
daughter were visitors from iiorlh-'few houra ,r"m "", """'hern part
em points here Monday. They arc
Portland residents, and left this
morning for other points In south
ern Oregon.
of the county visiting with Iriends
and shopping. She Is a Kiddle resi
dent. ,
Visiting Here '
Mr. and Mrs. Bn McMullen ar
rived here last night from the coast
and are slienilln? a ilnv nr an here
vli-ltlng with friends. They former- i noIno ln the afternoon.
ly resided In this city, and aie now
located at Myrtle Point.
From Elgarose
Fritz Sojgren spent the day here
today attending to business inter
ests and visiting. Mr. Sojgren Is an
Elgarose resident, and returned
Unusual Values
-In-
Lingerie
PHCENIX
Silken teddies, step Ins, vests
nnd gowns, all radically re
duced, are obtainable In a
wide diversity of ccAors nnd
styles.
PHOENIX
QUALITY
FOR LESS
MONEY
The Ladies Slioppe
. 139 North Jackson St.
The Roseburg and Douglas Coun-
Cases still pending Involving
charges of bribery and malfeas- Guects Ovsr Week End
anre, developed in the Investlga-1 Miss Lcona Mnrsters was a house
Hon of awards of contracts and guest at the home of her aunt and
the lettiMg of Job of bridge en- uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Marsters,
glneer for bridges across the Wil-i over the week end Mls Maimer.
lamette river at Portland, are to is supervisor of music In the public Gerald Mumfort. and Frank Rogers.
Business Visitor
D. C. Corbitt was a visilor In
Itoseburg Monday from northern
points. Mr. Corbitt resides In Eu
gene, and was here attending to
business interests. He returned to
Eugene this morning.
Here Today
Z. N. Agee is spending a few dnys
In this city attending to business
matters. Mr. Agee formerly resided
nere. Me is now located at Port
land, and Is connected with the Zel
lerbach Paper company.
Leaves For Portland
Dr. George E. Houck left Sun
day for Portland to attend lo bus
iness affairs. Dr. Houck will at
tend the American College of Sur
geons Convention, being held
there today and tomorrow.
Here Monday
Guests In this city Monday from
Idaho, were Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Ka-
hout, Mrs. C. M. Rogers, Jack and
ty Merchants' Association will meet! ,. toony, He ,aid" this
be wiped off the pourt records,! schools at Eugene. She returned
msirici iiorney Stanley Myers home Sunday.
tonight at
o I'. .... ...e jui.v.c
They are on their way to Califor
ma to visit, and were visitors here
overnight They left for the south
on the morning train.
0
action would be taken at the Here From Portland
request of the attorney jreneral's Mrs. A. Booth, Mr. Bobbroff aod
nince wmcn initiated in the in- A. E. Porter are upendinK aevf-ral ( Hotelman and Wife Htrt
' " i"nwr iior jw. aya in tnts city on bustm-aa. They .Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hall won
Pierre, the Investigation which arrived from Portland Sunday, and puests over Sundav of W. O. Clinc
resulted In the Indictment of will be guesta at Iti Hotel tirand.ler, of the Hotel Grand. They are
three former county commls- while in the city. Th y are lo'iklnpjon their way to aouthern point.
1 ks. ii. uiurm nu aii'-r niauiB inierf.s.s in tnia vie-1 ann are making the trip by aul
uiT-iiiiM-i s ui 1 11 1 ft? uriuu cun- muy.
tract inir companies. I .
A charge of glvln a bribe Mill Will Reside Here
aKainst Robert E.Kremers brldsce Ray Lmiox. who has been em
enineer Is the only one not in- ployed by the California Orexon
eluded In the wholesale dlitmln- Power Company for several years,
sal. Plumlssal of tho Kremers located at Klamnth Pnlia ami
Visit at Gurnee Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thompson
of Madison, Wisconsin, are visiting
at the K C. Gurnee home eut of
the ciiy. Mrs; Thompson is a niece,
of Mr. Gurnee. They ni;ht the
trip went by auto.
Here Yesterday
In from the northern part of the
county yenlerday for a few hours
were Mr. and Mrs. H. II. HaKtiiiKM.
They are residents of Wilbur, and
were here visiting with friends and
attending to business mutters.
Eugene Church Recovering
Charles Eugene, the small son of
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Church, who has
been quite ill at tho family home
for the past few weeks with ticarlet
fever. Is now recovering, and is
able to be out of bed.
Be ahead of trouble
Insurance today Is worth a
hundred regrets tomorrow.
Our office Is open six days
, every week and six nifhts If
necessary to discuss, udvUe,
counsel, Invent f gate and go
over your insumnco prob
lems. Insure Today We Are Ready
MAWHtf, RIM
Mr. and Mrs. Grubbe Visit
Mr. aud Mra. A. H. Grubbe were
visitors in thin city Monday. Mr.
and Mrs. Grubbe returned to their
home at Wilbur in the afternoon.
They were here shopping and trans
acting business.
From KetloQfl
Keith Reieherson spent Monday
ln this city attending to business
matters and visiting. Mr, Keicher
son ln a resident of Kellogg, nnd is
well known prune raiser. He re
turned home in the afternoon.
Electronic Diagnosis ana
Treatment
(Abramt Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Physician
71 19 Perkins Bldo. Phone 491
I Mr. Hall is the proprietor
j Central Hotel at Goldendale
lugton.
of i'
WaHi-
I ease Is held certain as the state Vrekn h hoei trr,H-r.,rr.,.t .,..
riiRFD WITHOUT SURGERY
MY UFTHDn of rre.rini Puts. h" ,mU",d '"' " na n0 n0Pe Itoseburg office, and will be here
rJS6SLSSS!ot ronvlQHng him. , permanently. .
; d!MLL F0R CITY IMMOVEMBNT.Rrn.n, From North-
n"B? 'SXJSTJ N'otlc'' h-reby given that city
f'JjLJiT'AnAM I'mprorement bonds of the city of
TEE to cure snv case of Files ot renind ""'""urg. Oregon, series "Q No. 1 day. They are on their way home to .To Install Nw Machlns
, - ,nnr ,, rv.n.i.ntt. raits, ni ler . nwnuing sev-
C. B. Johnson, Ilert K. Hawkins.
K. A. Hawkins and dauirhter. lNh.
bonds of the city of i lla. stonoed over ln this city yester-
Motor to Eugene
Mls Clara Patrick and slst -.
Mrs. A. Spenrer, motored to I . .
gene Saturday. They were a. -rompanled
by their mother, Mr.
C. II. Patrick, who has been vts-
ItliK at firants IHiss. with
otl r daiiBhter, Mrs. Millard
I From Dillard
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miller were
in for a few hours yesterday trans
acting bUKliijs affairs, and shop
ping. They are Dillanl residents,
an;l returned home in the afternoon.
DR. H.G. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perkins Mulldlng Phone 86
Hecond Floor Roseburg, Ora.
the patient's fee.
If yoa will write to fne I
on the 1st day
and that
of February, 192" - eral days at Salem and
will send yon my FREE C(.ase artor M
book on Piles and other ,
Rectal and Colon dior-
den.
merest thereon will . Klnt on of fit ill business matters. ! em mayonnaise machine ami
"'i!. . I Pects to put It in operation In al
W. F. THOMAS. Treasurer. Leaves for Portland
n C.-orge W. Hnant. who soent
I Miss Dorothy Orcutt. who has 'Sunday In this city vi.-ltlng and
been visiting at the home of her 1 transacting -business, left iiiis
OiXv' I DiiAN M I) Int 'Prnts. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Orcutt ,' morning lor I.'ortland to spend a
I,,. urt;.. i,-M.i..t-i luimfHi mi.,- ... uunii.esH. air. nryani urea ana made a dcmontstratlon
Etiene this morning, where she is manager of the Coast Auto Lines vesterdav. A lemniril..n i im
'will resume her studies at the fnl-jand arrived yesterday from to-,trons will be made as soon as Hi
verslty of Oregon. Iqullle. 1 machine arrives from the east.
popiiamo nttf
liTM A.D Si
srme o.ticjs:
Mrs. Holmes Visits
In from the southern Dart of the
county yesterday attending to bud
ness matters ami shopping was
Mrs. T. F. Holmes. Mis. Holmes re-
Mc. sides at Looking (llass, and re-
ll'h. Mrs. Spencer and Ml turned home in the afternoon.
I'atrlcb returned here Sunday. I
I Mrs. Kinch Dead-
Word was received here today
The Peoples Supply company l.a ' through private sources that Mrs.
northern placed an order for a new and modi-1 H- L- Kinch, w ho. with her hubanil
I ex and children, formerly lived In
operation In about hdenbower, oleii al Arlington, t all-
three week. The deal was made
through the National Mayonnaise
Machine company representative.
Perry K. Tanner. Mr. Tanner Is
from the Hrookln, New Vork of
fornla. on January 7. Mrs. Kinch
was a member of the Seventh I my
Adventist church In this city at the
time of their residence in Orepon.
The family left several years ago
for California, where they have
rlnee made their home. la-cess.-d
Is survived by her husband, II. L.
Kincb, ami three children.
MOOSE
DANCE
Wednesday Night
Jan. 28
at Moose Hall
Good Music
Everybody Come
Formerly hold Monday N itrs
Drift or Thrift?
ARB you just drifting, or are yon planning for the future? If
you could see your needlessly spent dollurs, quarters, dimes
und nU-kels, you would feel guilty. A savings account Is a sure
way to systematized success. Just a little nioney, plus a little
determination, will start you off right. Call to see 11s soon
and Join the thrift army!
UMPQUA VALLEY BANK J
ROSEBURG, OREGON
: ditlon there will bo Hoduen.i
Lonpworthy and Morton of last
reason's freshman team and Ed :
(.runt, with (ionzaa two years
hro, out for halves and Wetzel,
; hard hit mm freshman fulllmrk,
who will bid for a placo on the
I varsity.
Edwards, Harrison and Tur
ner, !ant yenra fronh will be out
for the position of quarterback, j
I There is a plentiful number of,
rnndldatea for end. Mautz and
I Smith, both lettermen, will he
1 oir deck. Powers and Adolph,
i mi h ends Inst season will bo out
land ' H lichen. Pendergast and
I Woodcock of the Krosh team will
also be eligible. At tackles will,
; ho Ultsrt. Kerns and Gooding, let-'
'terman; KJellund, last year's sub
j and Stoekwell, Anderson, War-:
1 ren and Mangum, last year's
, I'rosh. 1
At unrd will be Bailey and
StiieldB, Inttermnn, Sills, sub and
llnrden and Quinn, last year's
frosh, I
At center will be Wilson, John-1
on and Sinclair, lettermun, and
Kni3 formor frosh. i
The prospects are tho best ln
years, according to University
athletic gossip. With husky lot-1
tormen and strong rival conten
ders for every position on , the
team, indications are that the
competition will bring out some
(Of the best material in years. I
Coach Smith Is saying nothing!
I of the prospects, pleading that It
; ia far too early to predict any-
i thing. x 1
All others however, are seem
Ingly optimistic.
If you use coal from Pages you
will enjoy your homo of evenings.
With a complete lease? W!r
ervice, reaching to all parts oi
Oreon, the News-Review ' furn
lnh ft 4 yen Hnnfirrinrn The iHt
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 27.
There seems to be no let up ln tho
decline on eggs, lloth buyers and
sellers allko appear to favor a low
er level.
On the exchange, quotations
range from 1 to 3c lower with, ex
tras and firsts down 2 cents at 47
and 46 cents respectively. Pullets
show the greatest loss with, a 3
cent break carrying bids down to
44 cents for the day. Current re
ceipts are posted a cent low er art 43
cents net
This la the season when prices
ease orf and the Increase in re
ceipts with lower outside markets
have had their full effect, although
storage holdings along the .coast
are the lightest In years at this
time.
Mutter quotations are unchanged
on the local board with the mar
ket showing a steady tone.- The
Portland dairy exchange will close
ednesday February 4, In order
that convention delegates may have
an opportunity to see the Colum
bia river highway and other points
of Interest - ' -
There Is a firmer tone in coun
try dressed meats with prices a
fraction higher. Choice light veal
14 1-2 to 15c; choice light hogs 14)
to 15c. Receipts are fair, with
brisk demand fur tops.
I.lve poultry continues steady and
unchanged. Receipts are moderate
with light call.
The weakness In the onion- mar-.'
ket is not showing ln the prices.
Produce dealers are still getting $5
on their best stocks while recent
puchases In the county have been
made around $4.25.
Tho potato market la steail'and
unchanged.
Today's CrossAVord Puzzle "
A FRETFUL FANCY Twister No. 84.
By J. C BOYD.
IP
mi-'M, II
4(, 1 "pp 9 III 40 51
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1 fretful
( to stop or
cease
U small room
for privacy
2 sweethearts
14 boy
15 series of
railroad
eaniagea
17 prohibit
18 part of "to
be"
19 theory
li) ten
21 kitchen
mensll
23 Teacher's
College
tabbr.)
24 Tyr, Cod of
War (myth.)
16 prkiatly gar
ment 27 correct
HORIZONTAL
29 chairs
Jl fabricate
83 wager
83 debutants
(al.br.)
14 lubricant
(coll.)
81 cu In two
19 coincide
42 article
43 blood vessel
45 copper
(cbem.)
46 h a I f (pre
fix) 49 parent's
60 taut
62 eat away
54 used on
automobile
wheels
65 to be erect
56 portion o f
skeleton
(pl)
VERTICAL
1 lond. eon- 26 garret . ,
Unued nolss 28 taunt
2 bi yards 80 an ags "
8 bona S3 eaters
4 congeal 85 money (pl.)
b exact 86 bottom
8 glutinous 81 calcium
mud (pl.) (chem.)
7 2000 pounds 8 male cat
8 four ) pennies .
9 bird's beak (abbr.)
10 tracks fol. 4 V diphthong
lowed by 41 tracks of t
hunters wheel
11 applaud 41 rodent
13 vulgar up- 4 7 witty saying
start (Fr.)
16 Roman (1 girl's name
weight of t,') metal
one pound 61 mineral con
22 thin pieces talnlng sub-
o f b a k s d stance
clay 63 printers'
21 article measure
25 Southern 64 toward
soldier of
Civil War
(collj
Herewith le eMeMnn fo Puszls 83.
(1pliT.rTiy
fx t !M4Bi!ijrT i-i
mm
mm
How to Solve Puzzle.
The best way to solve this
cross-word putzle Is to run over
the list of horiiontal and verti
cal synonyms in search of evi
dent or "easy" words. If htri
tontal, the word you are rook
ing for must extend crosswise
from the number to the fir.-t
shaded stop on the right; if ver
tical, it must extend downward
from the number to the first
shaded stop below. When fin
ished, the words should read
equally well crosswise and
downward.