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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY. JANUARY 29, 1925.' THREE LOCAL Leave for Portland . I Mrs. Roland Agee loft this' morning for Portland, where she' wm spend Beverul weeks visit- ing. Here Yesterday Afternoon Pale Hatfield was In for a few hours yesterday nfternonn trans-j uiliiik uiiniiitrsM niiuirtf. air. Hat field resides at Dixonville. In Yesterday Mrs. E. C. Hagar was In for a few hours yesterdav shopping and receiving medical treatment. Mrs. Ilagur resides east of town. Floyd Itctt Visits- Floyd lletts was business visitor here yesterday afternoon and spent a few hours visiting with friends. Mr. lletts - is a Glengary resident. From IHyoiivIHo IUro yesterday afternoon was Sherman Conine. Mr. Conine re- Bides near DixonviUe. and was here visit Ing with friends and transacting business matters. From IVlnntoii In yesterday afternoon from the southern part of the county for a few hours visitinj? with friends, was Elmer Landers. Ho resides at Winston. On lliislness Albert Sieferson was a visitor In this city yesterday afternoon.: Mr. Sleferson resides at Dixon ville and was hero attending to b .sh.elT Matters" a vM with fvlamla I Mr. Lander Visit In from the Winston district for a few hours yesterday visit ing with friends and attending Jolin to business matters, was Lander. Mr. Lander returned home In the afternoon! Here from Port In ml- J. Mayer spent yesterday In this city on business. Mr. Mayer Is of the Mayerenette Con. mis sion house of Portland, and has brought up a carload of pota toes, which he sold to local mer chants. Hero Yesterdays James Henton spent yesterd.iy in this city visiting. Mr. Million has been living in Portland and is now on his way to Los Ange les, ' where be expects to make his future home. He expects tc go Into business as a mechanic here. fcelW Homestead The homestead nnd land be longing 'to Albert McCoy, situat ed in Kdenbower, sold yesterday tn .tnlm llnfehpr. Mr. ltotcher formerly conducted a store at Kdenbower. Ho expects to re novate the place and make sev eral Improvements. I Ixnves for California I Fred Knight, of this city, left yesterday afternoon on the Shas ta, for San Francisco. He will join his wife there, and spend a week or so visiting. Mrs. KnLght has been visiting in San Francisco for some time. They li'lSLU lui Btiiue nine i will return here about tho end of next week. Here Yesterday Mrs. A. F. Kipers spent a short time yesterday afternoon and this morning in this city visiting. Mrs. Kipers Is returning-to her home at 'Woodland, California, after spend ing some time visiting with her daughter at Marshfield. She left for the south on the morning train. Arnold Cheever Visits Arnold Cheever returned here last night from California. He has been fireman on one of the big oil burners, one of the newest boats, and has been on a trip from Se attle, around South America, to .New Orleans, and to San Francisco. He will go on to Klkton, where he will visit with relatives. Mr. Cheever expects to make a trip to Japan and China in the near future. Sirs. Rowley Hero Visiting Mrs. K. M. Kowiey, lormeny of this city. Is spending several days visiting with her sister, Miss Mattle Perry, and daiiKhter, Mrs. 11. I). (Juine. Mrs. Rowley Is now residing at Kuwene. Her daughter. Miss Helen Kussell, will accompany her home, and will enter one of the high schools there to continue her Studies at the beginning of the semester. Stop Night Coughing This Simple Way Tenple who have persistent, an tiovin coUKl-.lnir aplU hi r.tjiht. and who through Iubs ff valuable sleep nre weakening their systems an4 laying tlic-msvlves opon to danTua JnftTtlohs. ;n Ftop their tli.'itn KjIntC trouble promptly ly a very ilniplo tre.itnier.t. Hundicds wl:o hava hariliv lven able to rest at fill for couf-'l-fnt-'. havo gotten tlmir full i tcht 6 iecp tlio Very ilrst time tliey tred It. , . 'Ilie treatment l bnnca on A r rnarknMe preucrlpi 1oi kinmn nn Pr, New ijinoovery fr Criughs. Yo-j pimply take a fnspoonful at xiiirht bvfore retirliiiT nnd hold It In vour throat for 15 or JJ'i serohJs bo ore Bv.-nllowing it, without follnw lng with water. The prescription hits a double action. It net only rifotties ntid lioals i-tpdi and Irri tation, but It ciufrkly loonens on1 jenioxen the phle;.:m and coiiK'ftton which are tl.e direct tame ut the ruUixhlTijc. Tho renult in thut you usually uli'pp fl Faundly e a b.ibj 1iie verr first liipht, and the ertlre cuiiKh condition tut iu a very hort tir.1. Th proscription Is hlp-My recom rnrndc d tor couKhs, client coldn, 1 narsrn,M find bi oiichiti.i, find 1 woii'l : fiil for children cough anj rpionn die croup no harmful drug. Kcunomlcal. too, us the doe la only ore t a-tpocnfuL Jt ia on aule at all cood drueglata. Ask toe NEWS In from l.llde H. D. Conine of Clide was Roseburg yesterday utleudiug j (' to business matters. In From Dixonville Carl Diet, of Dixonville, spent the day In Uosebur" business matters. looking alter ICHendalo Man Here W. A. Jackson, of Glendale,' was a business visitor In itose-i 'burg for a short time yesterday. Zone Three Will Meet I there will be a meeting of the teachers in zone 3, held at 811th- erlin, at 10 o'clock, on Saturday J""""" Here On Business C. T. Cohoon is spending several ness matters interests. Mr. I Cohoon arrived from I'ortliiud Wed-! nusday From Eugene Hoy Marple Is spending a day or jso iu this city attending to i busi I ness affairs. Mr. Marple resides at Euseue. He arrived troiu the north r8ten,ay twnoon- Returns t Grants Pass - H. L. W ilson, Jr., who Bpent Wed nesday in this city attending to business matters, und looking utter interests, returned to his home at Grants .Fans this morning. Here Today Mrs. Harold Mullen spent the ??ere today. Mr.. Mullen resides "l vttnmiiu, uuti was jirrw tisuuig, "U HHUUO UIIU BIIU11IIK- OHO IT turned home thife afternoon. Is Slli'hlly Improved palmer ueue uuvis, wno nas hevn quite ill at Mercy hospital. j ia iriioimi auuiiy illi ii w v fu ; today. He Is the brother of Mrs.l George DdUdel, of this cit, On Ilusinewi Few Diivo N A : Walker is alitor in this city for a, few days from northern points. Mr. Walker is . '' - . a Portland resident nnd Is hereiReturn to Scottsburg transacting 'business affairs. Hero from Kuircne Here spending several davs on business and looking after inter-J ests, is E. U. Spencer. Mr. Spen cer arrived from Eugene yester day afternoon. Visits Daughter Mrs. G. VV. Di'mmick Is spending a short time in this city visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Staton. Mrs. Jrimmiek re sides at Wilbur, and arrived this morning. .r . . 1 ?tlfr Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Ilnlhrook and Mrs. Ivan II u mason spent short timo in this city yesterday visiting. They nro from Port-j land, and are motoring to-southern points. Returns to Coast A. Schmidle, who spent the day here yesterday transacting busl , ness and looking after interests, I returned to his home at Marsh- field this morning. Mr. Schmidle is ,., F leaves for ledford W. B. Jamison, who spent Wednesday in this city transact-j ing business matters, left this Shaws Move to Coast morning for Medford to look nf- Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. Shaw, nnd ter business. He is a resident! family left for Marshfield, where of Portland. jlhey will make their future home. Mr. Shaw has purchased a service Kcturning to Salem station at the coast town, and will Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Elliott amFoperaie that business, in the luture. family were here a short timet . yesterday and overnight guest' j Here Day or So nnd visitors. They are return- C. O. Lngstrom, a Salem man, ac- ing home to Salem, alter a trip: south. Salem People Vist Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson and famly were here a short time yesterday and guests over night. They are returning to their home at Salem; north. alter atrip I Returns from Trip North j W. O. .dinger, of the Hotel Grand. re.,,.,.,,,! to this cilv lust niht, aftpr spending a few 1 days in Eugene and north-! ern points attending to numneHS, affairs. Mr. Clinker mado tho trip by auto. Here From Coast yesteiday were Mr. and Mrs. 1,. A. Hlanc, and family. They reside at Coos Cay, and will be in the cily a day or so. Mr. l!lauo is looking af ter business interests. lleportM .Sale I v. Tollmnn reports the sale today, of the land situated near the intersection of the Garden, Valley road and the raciflc hiKh- way, belonging to C. Gilham und wife, to Carl Ohman and wife. Returns From North ' Miss Agnes Pilchford who spent the past day at Salem attending to 1 official business returned to this i city last night. She was accompan-! led by Mrs. C. Ii. Patrick, of Ku-jthe Igene, who will visit with her (laugh - , ter, Miss Clara Patrick, of this 'city. i W. T. Stone Ituys Fjind I V. L. Stone yesterday pur- ; chased the Jones Kstate, com- ; posed of two lots, and located 'just east of the highway at the I intersection of the (inrden Val- j ley road and Ihe Pacific High- way. The J. W. Tollman real estate agency made the deal. Ituv Ijiml finnlen Valley- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ohman have fr, nrl.m Hero for ltann.net purchased the two-acre tract of j Harlan Is pp"ndiiur a day land, with a two-story residence, or so In this city on business, situnled en the Garden Valley Mr. Harlan Is from Spoknn", and road at the Intersection of the tn representative of the Pacific Highway, from the Hose- shone ilrlik company." He is a burg National Hank. The sale Hotarlan, and ill be present for was made through the J. W. the banquet to bo held this even Tollman Keal Kstate company. I g. I Here From Eunen II. H. Murty and wife are In this clijr visiting for a day or to. Mr. Murty is here on business. They are Eugene residents. Visiting Parents Mrs. C. L. Smith, of Mt. Vernon, Washington, is spending a few days visiting with hrr parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thomas. Merchant In City . T. M. T.millnson. of Myrtle Creek, was a business visitor in the city today. Mr. Tomllusoti Is a merchant at that place. 1 From Wilbur Mrs. C. W. Orubbe was In for a fpw hours today visiiing with friends and shopping. Mrs. Orubbe is a resident of Wilbur Here From Salem Charles I. Elliott Is spending the day here transacting business. Mr. Elliott resides at Salem, and will muru nom0 hu afternoon. Returns to $a!em Miss Margaret I.ivcsly. who spent I- . a short time here yeftlerday und Lyman Spencer Home was an overnight puest, left thisi Lyman Spencer, who has .boon morniug for her homo at Salem, spending several days In lMrtland - attending to bu.-lness matters, re- Frem KlamatK Falls "V. H. Cody was an arrival from ' the south yesterday, and is spend-; ing a short time in this city on bus-! iness. Mr. Cody resides at Klam ath Falls. From Winchester In today shopping and attend-! Ing to business matters, were .Mrs. Atary rayior, aim son, ntri la.uur. luvy uit ii-aiucuts or inctiester. 1 Here On Business Spending a day or fo In this city attending to business matters, is ). Van BrethorsL Mr. Van lirethorst j resides at Eugene, and arrived from th. imnh i:it nMit Returns H OmC . , , T. Btlnt n, i (lny hm yesterdify attending to; business interests., and visiting! ' l Cottage orove today. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weatherly. who have been in this city since the first of the week visiting and trail 'acting business, returned to their home at Scottsburg today Returns to Riddle L'lias Lurgin was here yesterday vbiting with friends and attem ing to business affairs. Mr. Jmswu is a Riddle resident, and returned home thio morning. i Mr. G. C. Pitts, expert lady's hair cutter, will have charge of the cut ting or J at Ilea and children ft hair at i the Beauty Parlors in the Hat I auop. i injure lib nair-cui uiiu curi, 50 cente. Phone 2lH-J. On Way South Mr. and Mrs. n.T. Williams, of Portland, were guests in Ro.se burg a short time yesterday and overnight. They are on their way south to visit. They are making the trip by motor. Spend3 Day on Business I). L. Owen stopped over In this city yesterday, and visited old friends. Mr. Owen is from New Har mony, Indiana, and was also here on business. He is on his way to Phoenix, Arizona. companied by Jos. W. Anderson of Alia, Michigan, are spending a day or so in this city attending to busi ness affairs. Both are contractors and builders. To Attend Banquet According to telegraphic mes sages received here today, lr. and. Mrs. Alvin Sctiier will arrive today, and attend the banquet to be held this evening by the Ro- tartans. From Slithrrlln In todny fi-om tho northern part of the county for a few hours attending, to buslnoss af fairs and vlKiting with frloniU, was A. K. Itavison. Mr. Davison ri-sidcs at Sutherlin. Word Is Changed In the iHter written to the News-, Uf'viw by J. W. TolliiKin and aj Ioarin in thf Lptf.-rs to tiit- I'co lH' rnliinm n'wntly, the wrds "no uniting spirit" nhoiild liavc been "the proiitT unions Mj'iril." Itenrwirs Acinialtniires Or. .Moso o. Vineyard assocl- ated with Dr. O. O. ii...,.t.v nl 1 ' ' ' Tortland, formerly resident of this cily, Is In town attending to business matters and visiting with old f.-ieml-i over Ihe week end. . Mr. Lerrun Here H. V.'. I miin, vire rrevi'ient of Central Mage Ti rinii-nl Hotel : coni;':ui'. of nnvin, Is a I'uest at the Terminal HoP-l here lor the Iday. Mr. Lemon i1- from roriUind, jand I;; i ! o lae niJ".:! -it o,r Hi- i ire- i ;on .Suite con:i an. Returning to Washington k. e. Asher. or Abenlei-n, C. ('. Asher and wife, Mrs. P. J. Asher, and Mrs. N. Hick, all of Pnya!liip, Washington, wi re here y... tenl.iy visiting and overnight guests. They are returning to Washington, after ,a trip to southern poinis. 10-YKAH OI.II IROTMV 1:1.1 i;-.o vu, in: lKli:i AH t'UIMIVUi. (AiMortatwl lr.- l."il WirO SAN KUANC1S0O, Jan. 29. Dorothy Kllingson, the 16-year old matricide. Is to be tried by the criminal I and not the juvenile courts A 1. .wo., ,l.u.l,l.l t.t-,v r Mil. ; nerl.ir Jmlcu Frank Muras- . kv. Juvenile court Judge. , when the girl was brought 4v before htm. for arraignment. , Jude Murasky aid that the j4v cu.se was so extreme and 4 grave in Its nature that It was not one that could bo tried in his jurisdiction. i 1 grandson From Melrose Mrs. J. W. Haas and wen' in Thursday afternoon fur a few houra tdioppiui', and visit hip with friends. They lvhIUo at Moi roae. 'turned home last night. He will '' In a few days on a second trip to lxs Angeles, where lie has oevn cauea ou uu&ineas. Heavy Blast Fired "7 ' " l ' " " tmi county i8 building a road. tnnw ru(,ks il(.roys ,hH rivor nnd lnr,0 tiw y&Vi, ds of homes on the east stream. Fortunately no side of the nnM Htrnf.u hv th ruckM. The 'blast took a direction opposite to )hat it hlu) Dl,rn xp..j to follow, ami consequently hr.rled rocks for iV long distance. The road work is oroL-ressing rapidly and the cost is to be quite knv. - Ilr.ve you Bometning trade, '.j give away. Review columns. To sell, to use News- Refuses to Barber Husband. for KRi CHal.-?IiCS ACKjfrrrK j Mrs. Charles Manning, of Cln Clnnatl. Ohio, baa tiled suit for dl force beoaupp, she alleges, her hus band forced her to shave him three times a weMi for the past three years. She never cut him, she told tho judge. GlH Of Fifteen Kills ner!,,,nt u'Mm vengeance upon Forbes. Visitor. ir r,r ! Fifteen-year old Angelina I nlno. of C'evc'and. Ohio, .wr. sh. 1 would kill th, man she der.lnred hail betrnverl her u - - t i . ' . ? '""7 "re, iwemy lour, stood chattlrg w11" nor and her mother In then home, il:e drew a revolver and shm mm e tiroes, killing blm Instantly Iter mother corroborated her sinrv r. Business Man Trm Mcwspsper Sais: Ycu Are InVifed '.J lloraes At? l 14 j I ' " .. ," 'vk: : ' " ' . j . ,i 1 p. 1 customers T!"i;i;hj l ! -V I ' J .Art: T II 1 1 . , v' i FBIEHBS DECRIED in CIIICAOO. Jan. 29. Assistant At- lorney (ieneral John W.,('i im began the final argument for the prosecu tion in the veterans' bureau con spiracy trial today. Crim vigorously attacked the de fense argument that Elian H. Mort imer, the chief prosecution witness had been accepted as n man of high social standing In Wash in g- 1 ton because of his professed friend ship with President Harding, "O. the sins the friends of War , ren Harding visited upon him," he 1 i"t claimed. I "O, that they had stayed awuy from Washington! O. his untimely death, that he might be alive today to tell -how lie was duped by his friends!" Thegvrosecutor previously had re called testimony thr.t Francis K. Pope of Spokane, Wash., had been j invited in the summer of 19:23 to particlpete iu a syndicate to pur chase the government's wooden fleet. Charles U, Forbes, former direc tor of the I'nited Stales veterans'! bureau and J. W. Thompson,' wealthy building contractor of Chi-! cago, and St. Louis, went to trial t arintor November 21 last, charg-j , )M, w itn cons,tirHry to defraud the government. j The proceedings grew out of i charges of corruption, collusion and j loose management in the veteran's bureau under Forbes In 1021 and; lir'2, related before the senate In-j vestlgatlng committee iu 1923 by' Flias H. Mortimer, Washington I agent, and self-styled "snipper of official red tape. Thirty three overt acta were charged In the Indictment on which the trial was based, among them conspiracy to prevent free competitive bidding, favorites for certain contractors In lht an nouncement of contt ni plated pro ject, and tin passing of confiden tial Information relating to selec tion of sites. Tho prostcutlon contended that, Thompson nnd his partner, the lati J. W. Black of St. Louis, enterej into a conspiracy wiih Mortimer' and Forbes in 1922 to secure pre ferential treatment for the bids of the subsidiary and associated com panies of Thompson und Black. ! Mortimer, who posed as a close friend of President Harding. It was said was taken Into the enterpifses because of his pretended influence wilh Forbes. The plan then devel oped, according to the govern ment's presentation, was for the di vision of the entire nation-wide program of veteran's hospital con struction, Involving some $i?,0uuy UUO. Defense counsel claimed In their closing argument that every detail ed chaigo of the prosecution bd been refuted. They argued the en tire case of the govrnment was bas ed upon the uncorroborated testi mony of Mertimer. a protected gov ernment informer, and that every allegation was by that fact alone I but beyond the pale of credibility. A scruthing attack upon Mortimer's character and reputation was a part of the defence effort. Mortimer j lie enure inigiuien. u wuh assert ed, was found upon "a v( monous j cock-and-bull story from a rever ence witness." In addition, voluminous docu mentary evidence was offered in support of the contention that I or bes was motivated by the best Interests of the disabled veterans. tmXXF!Jj ASKS IMMl'XITV. ( AMftt'l.ti"! Vrrm l.i-.wd TVIr. RAN 1'ltANCISCO. Jan. 29. Jimmy O'Connell will not ko to New York to testify in the brib ery InveHtiKation RKulnst him un leis lie is granted full Imiuiinitv "nnd that's all ehere Is to It," Jftsejih Mclnerney, his attorney, said hre today. Mclnerney said he had received the telegram of Olstrlct Attorney lianlon of New York denyini; Iminuuity. BORN TtOIIKUTR-Mr. and Mrs. L. (!. Tloherlrt, of Cnnns Valley, at Corn- well .Maternity Home, Wednesday, January 2s, a ylii. HEALTH BULLETIN O The new pttltude toward disease '"'I IN hialt whl.h emphr.sw, Pven- on rather hsn cure places a . Kr""' resin;ll.lllty on the B' llfHH. I lltM in Kill I'rllliy Ut'illlinr ,,. ,lir,l,,.hf,nl flu m,i ana. I " i Att ninny e si liool un- ! hour of thf day (n tho jdfr pJiyMirally trying conditions iprpsMilcd by tlio rc-IiooI buildinK I'ffK'lf nnd by ihr froe IntrrmineT I Hhr nnd grouping of tli" pupilK; j It l tno, 4'vcn more largely. t raiiP' tbc poHHibillry ot instilling . hnnlth knowledge nnd health hab ; It h I grpftfcftt In th flohool pfrlod j of lif. Th nrhool, 1hTnf(.r has clt-iirly two d'iflcs to p rfonn : on ;h to H:iHt in prtv. mlng phyHiml riffer-M nnd t inHH : the oth-r, n BPMt in furninhin tb. tfacbing nnd tmfn'ng hkh will mk nnd kpep tin body v ' II ami Htion. Th" trhonl nn fairly disrharye Ihfflf dutii n only whn vry Rrhool houm ) both nanlfary and naf-; whf-n evf-ry iwhnol in tlii b'nfic lary of rnuipMnnt nodl'-al Invpfr t'nn nnd health ii!pTvilon, and when fviTv prhotd child i lhir ourbly (rained in body. In h'alth hab'lH HP'I llvinir To (bin end i rnuHl !m d-'Vo'ed tin' combined hiiIf Iport mid 'tiv-ty of nil who nVhln to protnoiP human I'lftrleiicy and human li.ippiiiesn. Ifoji;iHf County Health Iept. Your printing needs will receive, personal atten tion when placed with us. We spe cialize on Letter Heads Bill Heads Envelopes Calling Cards Busins Cards Index Card) Wedding Stationery Speci.il Ruled Blanks Legal Covers Booklets Catalogues Posters, etc. In fact, we print anything any ev erything from a birth announce ment to a funeral notice, which Is evidence that we can tnkb oaro of you from the cradle to old age. We havo the best and most modern cq. n I p p e d Job printing establish ment south of Portland. Bring your printing troubles to us and we will smooth them out for you. NEWS-REVIEW EXCLUSIVE JOB PHINTING DEPARTMENT Phone 135 ArranRements have been mnde whereby Trof. Scudder of the Ore Kon Agricultural collece, who has in chnr.'TP the detnlls of tho state demonstration farm east of this city, to meet with the board of di rectors and the raw products com mittee of the HoseburK Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Prof. Scuiider wishes to ko into the details of the dem- onstiallon farm, showlni; what he expects to do at the end of the five year period allowed by the law that made it possible to establish dem onstration, farms In the state four years niio. If enotmh Interest Is manifested by our people the board of directors will arranne to hold (lie meetillK where more people can be accommodated than at the chamber orfice. So anyone Interested w ill confer a favor upon I he chamber by plioninK the secretary , that they wish to hear l'rof. Scuilder's report In this matter. KMT TltOT.KV. MOSCOW. Jan. 29. Tho cen tral executive comnillteo of tho communist party today publish ed its rocree dismissing Leon Trotzky from his post as cm mlsHar for tho army and navy nnd appointing M. YV. Frnnsn. formerly assistant eonimisar of war as his successor. CAM CUMMI-S KIX 11M S. IAmiplih i'p tKMl Win,. , SCH ANTON, Pa Jan. 29. Illuminating gas from a main thought to have been broken by a surface nccldent this moniinir InnU ii loll of six lives, members ,,, ,i, fnmiv of I.ouls Do.ino. w,.i,( Scrunton. ' ' Says--Now Stiff Joints Must Go! Joint Kase they call this wonder working substance, for the reason that when ordinary remedies fail to Umber up the Dtlff, Inflamed rheu matic Joint, or reduce the swelling i Jolnl-L'ase i,ui ceeils. It's a good name for a go'isl, clean, peneiraling prescription that In Just a few months has proven to a multitude of people that lame, swollen, distorted Joints can speed ily have Ihe kinks taken out of liiem and work as smoothly as ever. Ittit Joint KttHP 1 for bothernonio Joint, whether knep, ankle, hip, nhouldtT. apin r flngor, and for that pHnioso It fal In tniinenn'. All druiyKMa cverywhero report a big demand. Alv.aya remember, when Joint Kane getrt in joint a!,ony get out rj'jick. Limbers 'Em Up. Joint-Ease TO MAKE REPORT MWmC 4 Gfi KIEL Fill 1 smuB HATWEEKSHARTH'STOCCERY See our display windows for a partial showing. Here U a real Hat treat for you at our expense.' You can't afford to pass this chance up as we have made it well '. worth while for you. In order that it may be easier to make your selection we have placed these hats in just two groups. GROUP i-$3.85 Hats All Fur, All New Shapes The well known Lee, Crofot and Knapp and Frank Schable Hats that are nationally known for quality and 'styling. Only reason for sell ing these hats at this price is that the sizes are broken. That's why you can buy them this week for $3.85 GROUP 2-$4.25 Consisting of Velours, Brush and Flat Finish Fur Hats that sell ordinarily for $6.00. A real snap for the man who likes to wear a good hat. Broken sizes is the reason you are getting this chance to buy a hat of this quality for $4. 5 MK.'VNS CASK 1X TUB Jl'HV.j Means attorney, who are charged NEW YORK. Jan 29. The with conspiracy to bribe govprn case of Cinston It. Means, former! ment officials, Went to a federal agent of the department of Jus-i court jury shortly after 3 p."m. tice and Thomas H. Felder, once today. Today s Cross-Word Puzzle A BRIDGE OF SIGnS Puxzle No. 85. By J. C BOYD 12 13 16 18 21 25 3i HORIZONTAL. 1 revenue 21 out of date 6 an Amerl- 25 press for can presi dent 10 container 11 point 12 undefiled 14 collections 16 convention. al term of respectful luldresl to men 17mal! mound of nnd 13 not th same 10 nocturnal payment 2d tool for boring holes 28 affection ate 29 turn 31 human be ing 82 weapon 84 persona to whom money ll pnid 85 of a red dish or yel lowish' brown color rierewrith la No. 84. solution to Puzzle R A rI 1 j Q V I 0 ' L 0 T 1 "l y 1 C ju A DO C - L YE W A P-l M u $ K " ' D R AC J ,jr W O M E l O N 1 15 23 2A 26 27 30 32 B3 3S VERTICAL. 2 Southern 19 cures 21 witticism 22 South American mountain rang 23 relish 24 femnl hcep i( 25 accom- i pinned 27 support 28 a fairy spirit 80 country (LaL) 8't a parent point of compaa state (abbr.) 8 top 4 burden 6 put forth in energy 6 squander 7 tardy 8 nickname for a rela tive 0 a mystic ejaculation of the Hindus 13 river (Span.) 15 ever (poet.) A Word To New Fans. The numbers Indicat th be ginning of a word: th shaded stops indicate th end. In th horizontal column ar listed synonyms for th words which fit crosswise from th numbers to the first shaded stop to the right. In th vertical column are listed synonyms to th words which fit downward, from the numbers to the first shaded spot below. Go over th lists rapidly and Till in all th words you feel sure about. They will giv you duet to th other words.