ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1925.
THRHS
LOCAL NEWS
Huron Clough in City
Huron Cluugh of Canynnvllle
was in Roseburg today looking af
ter business affairs.
Com to Glrndale '
Will E. Holbein, secretary of
the Roseburg Chamber of Com
merce, left this morning for Glen
dale, to attend to business matters.
I' "
Visits Ftw Hours
V. W. Fawk spent a few hours In
this city yesterday visiliug. Mr.
Fawk is from Salem, and as en
route south.
From Coast Points
Lea Abranis is spending a few
days in this city on business mat
ters. Mr. Abranis is from Coos Hay
and arrived here yesterday afternoon.
Leaves For Portland
Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly, left this
morning for Portland. She will
spend the next three or four
weeks visiting at the home of her
pareuts.
From Grants Pass f
Among the arrivals In this city
yesterday from the south was R. K.
Quick. Mr. Quick Is from Grants
Pass, and is here for a few days at
tending to business matters.
From Eastern Oregon
Among those from eastern Ore
gon points to visit in this city over
night was Earl Davis. Mr. Davis Is
a resident of Dufur.
Here Tuesday
C. R. Polston was in this city a
short time yesterday and over
night visiting. Mr. Polston is a
resident, of Dufur, Wasco county.
Coast Man Visits
In this city a short time yester
day attending to business matters'
and Interests was W. I). Taught. Mr.
Fought is from Murshfleld.
From Glide
In this city for a day or so at
tending to business affairs, and vis
iting with friends is M. L. Kimmel.
Mr. Kimmel is a resident of Glide,
and arrived last night.
Attends Weddine
Mrs. Ida Dysinger spent Sun
day at Cottage Grove, where she
nttended the wedding of her aunt,
Mrs. Pet Snnford. to Mahlon
Dressier. The ceremony was held
in the evening. (
Business Visitor
Spending a day or so in this city
attending to business affairs is
Louis Amacher. Mr. Aniacher is
from Portland, and Is connected
with a motion picture distributing
company there.
From Eugene
Spending a few days In Roseburg
attending to business matters and
Interests is E. M. Panta. Mr. Banta
arrived from Eugene last night,
where he is connected with a bond
house.
Visits Tuesday
From northern points to visit In
this city overnight, was Miss Ber
nice Harton. Miss Harton resides
at Eugene, and left for the north
this morning.
From Umpqua J
Loyal Emery is spending sever
al days in Ttoseburg visiting with
friends and attending to business
i interests. Mr. Emery arrived from
t'mpqua yesterday afternoon. j
jcoos Bay Man Visits
I J. V. Forbes is spending a day or
so in Hoseburg on business nint
ters. Mr. Forbes is a well known
i Coos Hay auto dealer. He arrived
I late yesterday.
Business- Visitor
E. R. Phlpps is spending a day or
!so in this city attending to busi
ness affairs. Mr. Phipps is a resi
dent of Eugene, and arrived here
yesterday afternoon.
Visitor From South
in tills city for a few hours yes
terday on business and an over
night guest was Marshal McClay.
Mr. McClay resides at Klamath
Falls.
From Klamath Falls-
J. Southwell and F. Southwell
spent a short time in this city yes-
Browns Visit Today'
Mr. and Mrs. o. C. Brown were In
today for a few hours attending to
business matters and shopping.
They are residing on their ranch at
Dlxonvillo.
From Salem
E. J. Scellars visited In this city
overnight last night. Mr. Scellers
Is a resident of Sulem, and left
this morning for the &ouih on
business.
Visiting Friends
Mrs. C. Hauford and Mrs. E. L.
Ranford are spending a day or so
in this city visiting with friends.
They are from Portland and ar
rived last night.
10O SALE CONTINUES
Dig values In small wares at
Carr's. Special luc sale' ends
this Saturday eve. lluy now.
i
From Happy Valley
Mrs. Lottie Phillips was a Rote
burg visitor today fur a few hours.
Mrs. Phlllipps resides at Happy
Valley, and was here shopping and
visiting with friends. "
Mr. Evans In
T. B. Evans spent a few Hours
in this city today attending to
business matters. Mr. Kv:ius Is a
1 Milan! resident, and returned
home this afternoon. 1
Here Visiting
Miss Delia Ohlsen Is spending a
few davs In this citv visitimr with
frierils. Miss Ohlsen Is from Yon-!
calla. and arrived here yesterday
atteraoon.
From Bandon
Miss Flo Coats was an arrival itr
this city yesterday afternoon from j
coast points. Miss Couts is a P.an-1
don resident and will be here a day
or so visiting.
Returning To Klamath Falls
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hanna were
overnight visitors in this city last
night. They are enroute to their
home at Klamath Falls, after a trip
to Portland.
Will Leave for Salem
Dr. George E. Houik will leave
tonight for Salem, where he will
attend the slate board of health
meeting tomorrow. Ho will return
hero tomorrow night
From Camas Valley (
G. R Tanner was a visitor In
Roseburg this morning from Camas
Valley. Mr. Tanner has a home
stead on Camas mountain, and was
here on business matters.
To Visit In Salem
Charles Mathews left this
morning for Salem, whern he will
visit his nephew, Mr. Drager, for
a few days. From there he will
go on to Portland,
From Myrtle Creek
T. C. Tomllnson was a Roseburg
visitor today from the southern
part of the comity. Mr. Tomlinson i
lives at Myrtle Creek, and was
here attending to business matters.
Knights Return from California
Fred Knight, who has neen at
San Francisco for the past week.
n.,.1 Mm, Utlc.li ivhn IlltCt Itnott
visiting there for some time. rp. leruay u.ieiuoou ou o... ..u
turned to their home in this city I overnight visitors. 1 hey are
yesterday afternoon. residents oj Klamath Falls.
Visits Tuesday
A. W. Trumblad was in this city
a short time yesterday and an over
night visitor. Mr. Trumblad w-as
here attending to business and re
turned home this morning.
From Garden Valley
Here yesterday from the rural
districts jfor a few hours shopping
and visiting witfc friends, was
Mrs. Ferguson. Suv is a resident
of Garden Valley and returned
borne in the afternoon.
Revenue Collector Here
Fred L. Calving is spending sev
eral days In this city attending to
business affairs. Mr. Calving is one
of the Internal revenue collectors,
and arrived here yesterday from
.Medford.
Mother Dies at Langlois
Mrs. Edgar Bosson. the mother of
Mrs. Banning and H.'nry Bossen,
of this city passed away at Long
lols yesterday. Mrs. Bossen was 71
years of age, and was born In Den
mark. She came to America in the
'"n's. She was one of the ploneerB
of the Oregon coast, otie whose
early activities and her family's had
much to do with the development
of northern Curry and southern
Coos county. She was the mother of
nine children, four boys and five
daughters. Those surviving are, Mr.
Hossen, Mrs. Ralph Pomery. and
Mrs. Cope, of Langlois. Mrs. Bunrh
of Pendleton. Mrs. Rodell of Port
land and the two children here.
Horn! Man Visits
It. R. Hays is spending a few
days in Roseburg attending to
business interests. Mr. Huys Is
from Eugene, and is connected
with a bond house there.
To Attend Auto Show
Frank Reldel left yesterday after
noon for Portland, where he will
spend 'the next few , days on busi-
, ness and will attend the auto show,
' which is being held there this week.
Natural Gas Troublesome
Reports from the Leeper Dome
oil well today Indicate that the
prospects for ultimate success are
flattering. At a depth of 800 feet
the flow of gas is so strong S3 to
make baling out the well a really
difficult problem, as the gas bub
bles up and partially empties the
bucket of its contents before the
surfAce Is reached. Just how to.
handle this difficulty Is the prob
lem that confronts the manage
ment, and In order to meet the
emergency another expert driller
has been wired for. This man will
come here from the Wyoming
fields, and is expected to arrive in
a few days. Meanwhile operations
are held up, but during the mean
time soiue needed repairs to the
drilling apparatus and machinery
are being made, 1H
I Dr. Pemberton Guest
I Dr. W. L. Pemberton.'well known
Salem physician, was a visitor in
I tills city overnight and a guest at
i the Grand Hotel. Dr. Pemberton
left forMyrtle Point this mornhig.
I
. Mr. llolmnn Hero
j A. N. Holman is spending sev
leral days in this city attending to
business matters and interests.
Mr. Holman is a residentof Port
land and arrived here last night.
Leaves for Myrtle Point
Ellis M. Dement, who was a
visitor in this city overnight last
nUtht, left this morning for his
home at Myrtle Point. Mr. De
ment has been in Salem on business.
From Salem
W. Miles and son were guests
and visitors in this city a short
time yesterday and spent the night
here. They are residents of Sa
lem, and left this morning for the
south.
Motion Picture Man Here
L. E. Tillman Is here from Port
land, attending to business mat
ters. Mr. Tillman Ib with a mo
tion picture distributing compaay
and arrived here last niglit from
the north.
To Ci rants Pass
Fred Cook, who spent A short
time hero yesterday on business
matters, and was an overnight
visitor, left this morning for his
home at Grants Psas.
Ijejivo for Portland
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thom
son, who visited in this city yes
terday, left this morning for their
home in Portland. They have been
on a trip south.
Tax tvdleetor In Town
Dan W. Herring is spending
several days in this city attend
ing to business matters. "Mr. Her
ring is the revenue collector, and
arrived last night from Medford.
Mr. Sluimlirook Visits
Visiting in Roseburg for a few
days with friends and attending
to business matters, is J. Sham
brook. Mr. Shumbrook arrived
yesterdav from his home at I'mp-qua.
Hero From Const
Arrivals from coast points here
yesterday were Mr. nnd Mrs. L.
Hunt. They reside nt Iteedsport
and will be hore a day or so at
tending to business matters and
visiting.
Visits Today
Visiting and shopping In the
city today from the rural districts
was Mrs. F. R. Stelnhauer. Mrs.
Stelnhauer Is residing at. Happy
Valley, and returned home this afternoon.
Mrs. Kruse In
In this city visiting with friends
and shopping for a few hours to
day was Mrs. George Kruse. Mrs.
Kruse resides at Melrose,. and was .
here shopping and visiting with '
friemls. She returned home this
afternoon. I
Leaves For Salem
V. T. Jackson, of this city left
this morning for Salem, anil
points farther north, where he
will attend to business matters i
for the next few days. Ho may
go. on to Portland. Mr. Jackson
will return about Friday.
Business Visitors Tuesday
J. 11. Lashhrook was a visitor
In this city Tuesday from Coos
county. Mr. Lashhrook was here :ne cut off and sealed In cement.
attending to business matters and I The block containing the heads
left, this morning for thes south. was found January 20, 1024, at
GENEVA, 111.., Feb. 4. Warren
Lincoln, the lawyer florist of Au
rora, took the witness stand today
in the trial fjir tho murder of his
wife Llna, and her brother, By
ron Shoup. He denied the con
fession he, once made that ho kill
ed the two January 10, 1823, and
burned their bodies piece by
piece In the furnace of his hot
house except for the heads, which
He is a Myrtle Point resident.
Installs Radio
A modern and complete radio
set has been Installed at the F. H.
Stelnhauer home at Happy Valley
by W. E. Ott, of the Otl's Music
Store. Mn nnd Mrs. Stelnhauer
repo-t hearing a fine program last
pight.
Mr. MeElhinny Better
The condition of W.
hinny, who is seriously
home,, was reported to
hopeful today. He apepar3 to be
stronger in several respects with
better indications than at any lime
during the past few days.
S. McEl
111 at his
be more
city dump In Aurora, nnd Lincoln
had confessed and directed the
search for the crypt.
An astounded jury nnd court
room listened to Lincoln's denial
"that he had ever killed anyone
at any time or any place."
Mr. Houseolder Returns
J. C. Houseolder returned to
his home In this city last night
ALJBI IN KLAMATH CASE
(AMorittd Vrm t4 Vlr.)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Feb.
4. With the Jury selected last
evening, the taking of testimony
for tiie state got usxler way this
morning in the murder trial of
John O'Shea. alleged to have driv
en the car which carried the ban
dits to the gambling house rob
bery here early In January when
Oscar Erickson was slain.
The prosecution will rely main-
. ,i, ;.., lvon the testimony of John lay-
at Salem. Mr Houseolder was cal-"". "O Implicated O SI. - "
led there because of the illness O'Shea s aflorney. Indicat
or Mrs. Houseolder's father, C. A. Jed they would attempt to proe an
Loveall. .Mr. Loveall passed I alibi for him.
away Sunday, nnd was burled yes-1 -
teriinv ninrnin? at Lebanon, i HK I A
where he lived the greater part of
STll.li IN l'HOISKKSS
I his life." Mrs. Houseolder will
main in Salem for a few days.
for infant,
Jnoalida &
Children
Pie Original Food-Drink for All Arc
ckLunchitHoric.OfficcfcFountaini.
RichMUk.MaltcdGrain Extract in Pow
der & Tablet forms. Nourtohinc-No coo kin .
W AfoM Imitations and Subslihrta
Former Resident Visits
C. Jenkins is BiH'inllng BPvonil
days in this city vittitinc with old
friends. Mr. Jenkins' formerly re
sided In this city and Is well known
here. He is now living at (irants
I'ass. He arrived here last night
Bridge Is Wanted
H. M. Sayrs of Tyee spent the
day In Rosfhurn meeting with the
county court. Mr. Saym. Is inter-
Tho revival started nt s'lvpr
side last week Is provinK a suc
cess in every senae of the word.
From tho very first meeting in
terest has been intense, and al
ready a number has been convert-
!ed.
Th attendence also has been
Back From Auto Show
Ed Marsh, local Chevrolet deal
er, who spent a few days at Port
landttendinc to bueiness matters
and visiting the auto show, came
home last night Mr. Marsh states
that the display of automobiles is
the finest ever seen in the north
west and that the show is the
'drawing card at the metropolis this
I week.
i HOUSE BROOMS I
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OUR SPECIAL!
FOR THURSDAY ONLY
Limited One to a
Customer
.i, .I..-- (."hi., .llcirii fin (lift errellcnt there being a crowd
side where the school Is located estimated at 115 Sunday evening,
there are twelve children, and on the week day services are also
the opopsite sfth- of the river excellent In attendance. Sunday
there are sixteen. During or llnarv morning a Sunday school was or
weatlu r the children are ferried ranijed. teachers, secretary, su
acrosa the steam, but this year the I perlHtendent and other officers
water Is so high that the boats ' wero elocted. There were 58 en
could not cross, and the children I rolled the first Sunday. There are
have mifsed practically all of the I many very Interested people hero
year's work. A fimthridge or some I and this Sunday School promises
other mean.-, of crossing Is desired to lie one of the best,
to let the vuuiigstm attend the Tfie revival is being conducted
school. ' 1 by llev. L. V. Ilurror and will
! continue the remainder of this
' week every evening at 7:J0 ex
cepting Saturday.
Sunday morning following tl e
' Sunday School, preaching service
at 11:00 o'clock and Sunday even
ing at 7::i0. Those wtrb have n"t
bien attending these services are
mining a, real spiritual treat.
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For qu'.jlt results o News
11. vl w claastflea acvertlseinvn's
I'liev ret results.
Zighr-Fee Hardware Co. Phom 25
I 119 NO. JACKSON OUR NEW HOME
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Children's
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F0LETS
H0NEYTAR
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WoopUt liifTUwf printed
on thm wrappar
ChlMnmlikvlt. Lart Wt
Mufh modlcln in lh world.
ADIES!
W. F. CrJAPMAN
Alt thebmuty cream on earth
can 7 giv you an activt tiver.
Keep your stomach sweet an
your uver active., iou win
1 be repaid with sparkltrift
eye clear, smooth, healU.y
akin and a breath with the
odor of Spring.
Chamberlain's Tablets
wil'. do it. (kit W) of these pit k
tuileu tor 2DcU. Take two tu-mglib
j SoUtetiyvhen
B
IG BIRTHDAY
BARGAINS-
Celebrating the Twenty-Second Year of iw
LEW THINGS are more inspiring than the development of an institution
which gives employment to thousands of people, and meets, with high qual
ity merchandise, a general demand. When that institution also renders a public
service, the joy and pride of those associated with it is by so much increased.
Such an enterprise is the United Drug Company the co-operative, manufactur
ing organization of The 1 0,000 Rexall Stores.
To celebrate, fittingly, the Twenty-second Birthday of this great public
serving enterprise, we, in common with thousands of other Rexall Druggists,
have set aside
Ten Days
February 5th to 14th
for a nation-wide Bargain Snle. During this tale we offer
you unusual bargains on fully ninety leading items all
of the highest quality and absolutely guaranteed by us.
Yau will note that many of these are items of common
use in the household, giving you a remarkable oppor-
tunity to effect substantial savings.
The Record of
Twenty-Two Years' Growth
In the short span of years since the Rexall Idea of
Co-operation was born, the forty original Rexall Stores
have increased to 10.000. These 10,000 Rexall Stores
own and operate, in the production of exclusive, trade
marked merchandise, factories employing 10,000 people
and containing over fifty acres of manufacturing floor
space. In the United States alone, this cooperative enter
prise the United Drug Co. has an annual business of
$70,000,000.
This wonderful achievement has been made possibfe
by the confidence and good-will of the people, who in
hamlet, village and city instinctively seek The Rexall
Store, when in need of drug store merchandise.
Rexall Druggists
Give Quality and Service
Before a man can become a Rexall Agent, he must
prove that he is financially responsible, that he under
stands the professional aspects of pharmacy, that he is a
progressive merchant, and above all, that he is a man
whose integrity has never been questioned.
The Rexall Stores, individually and collectively,
gunrantee every item they sell, thnt is manufactured by
the United Drug Company, in which their money, know
ledge and experience are invested. They are giving to the
American public today a standardized service so that
wherever you trade at a Rexall Store, the quality of .
your purchase is definitely fixed and absolute satisfaction
is guaranteed.
Join in Our
Birthday Celebration ,
The merchandise for this sale has been cnrefully se
. lected to give you maximum savings, and to prove to you
anew that your local Rexall Store is not merely a single
store but an integral part of the greatest co-operative
chain of retail, service stations in the world. We ae part
ners in an organization, whose members have obligated
themselves to remember the Colden Rule in all their deal
ings, giving you such vnlues nnd (such service as they
would receive from you, if the positions of distributor nnd
consumer were reversed.
The gffgX&L Store
NATHAN FU2XERTON, Prop.
Perkins Building
The Bargains
Candy
65c Maxixe Cherries 4e
Due Superfine Peppermint Patties 39o
35c Llggett's Milk Chocolate, 1 lb.
60c Llggett's Elect Package, 1 lb. .. 80e
65c Llggett's Sentiment Package, 1
Ib. .. 60c
60c Llggett's Silver and Blue Pack-
age, 1 lb. . I 600
Toilet Goods
25c Joneol Soap Olren Away with
Jonteel Cold Cream Face Pow
der at .i. '. 50c
60c Rexall "93" Hair Tonic 3o
60c Klemo Dental Creme 39c
60c Arbutus Complexion Cream 49o
60c Harmony Cocoa Butter Cold
Cream .. 49c
60c Bay Rum, .8 oi. 39c
1.00 Cars Nome Talc 79c
1.00 Ueorgia Rose Body Powder.- 89c
1.00 Persian Toilet Water 79c
1.00 Wisteria Toilet Water 79c
25c Jonteel Talcum 19c
60c Hair Fix ...r , 39c
60c Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion 39o
60c Rexall Shaving Lotion . 49c
35c Itexall Shaving Lotion . 23c
35c Harmony Toilet Cream 23e
Pureteit Products ' '
25c Glycerin and Rose Water 19e
S5c Aspirin Tablets 29c
25c Caster Oil 19e
2uc Boric Acid, 4 oi 1Sc
3rtc Glycerin, 4 t. 23c
25c Glycerin Suppositories, Infants.. 19c
1 00 Mineral Oil. Russian Type 79c
15c Sulphur, I os. 13c
25c Tincture Iodine ... 19e
35c Cream of Tartar, 4 oz. . 23c
23c Kpsom Salt, 16 oi. . 15c
40c Camphorated Oil, 4 ox. . 33e
1.00 Rubbing Alcohol, 16 os. ... 79c
Family Medicines
25c Rexall Catarrh Jelly. 6-8 oi. 21e
60c Rexall Liver Salts, 6 os. : 39c
3oc Phenoltihthaleln Laxative Tab
lets, 36's 19c
20c Zinc Oxide Ointment, 1 os. 15e
S5c Caarara Comp.. Hlnkles .. 23c
fcOc Sodium Phosphate, 4 ox. 39c
toe Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets 39c
25c Rexall Carbolic Salve (tube) 19c
25c Little Liver Pills, 100's 19c
1.00 Cod Liver Oil Emulsion 89c
25c Rexall Corn Solvent 19c
1.00 Rexnll Syr. Hypophosphltes 89c
f.ilc Menth. White Pine ana Tar .... 35c
4.00 Peptnna 89c
6oc Itexall Orderlies 39c
Flrstald Products
60c Quick Acting Plaster 39c
25c Tinker Tape 19c
25c Kidney Plaster . 19o
25c Belladonna Plaster 19c
25c Belladonna & Capsicum Plaster 19c
Sundries and Stationery
35c Tooth Brushes' 19e
1.00 Casrade Linen . 69o
(I ib. Paper and 60 Envelopes)
75c Lord Baltimore Stationery 69e
6uc Lord Baltimore Portfolio 45e
1.00 Wyndmoor Pound Paper - 69c
35c Wyndmoor Envelopes . 25c
1 00 Arabesque Stationery 79e
1.25 Symphony Lawn, Innerllned 98c
35c Oriole Fabric Stationery 29e
Scissors 1.25
35c Jonteel Wool Powder Purf 19e
45c Jonteel Wool Powder Puff 29e
2"c Jonteel Velour Powder Puff 10
25c Nail Files 19e
Quality Hair Brushes 49c to 1.98
2.50 Kantleek Hut Water Bottle,
2)l - 1.98
75c ladles' Dressing Comb. 9-inch.... 59c
inc Men's Comb, 7-Inch 29c
Leaves for Portland
Mrs. V. F. Murphy, who has
been visiting at the home of Mrs
M. E. Menilnger In this city fn the
past five uyiys. l"ft for her notne at
Portland yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Murphy lias been on an extended
trip to New York City.
Purchase Ranch at Coles Valley
Mr. snrt Mrs. W. L. Ford, who
rntlv arrived from Ixis Angeles,
have punhaseil the A. II. Brimi
mage r:inc h at Cob's Valley, where
Mr. Ford will make extensive Im
provements. Thejr hsvp made
large purehases of stork and fur
niture equipment here.
Myrtle Creek Man S. P. Agent
Samuel J. Bailey, who on Feb
ruary 1 became freight and pas
senger agent for the Southern Pa
cific company at Ashlutid, was
born and raised at Myrtle Creek.
He enteri'd the service c.f the rail
road company 25 years( ago as a
telegraph oieralor. He wetit to
Ashland on a transfer from (irSss
Inke, Cel., and was previously tho
rompanya agent at Klamath Falls.
In the position at Ashland, Mr.
Bailey succeeds George Kramer,
who will be transferred to some
othei. eliy nt the conclusion of sev
eral weeks' vacation, to Im speii
lu California.
Leaves for Fugena
Mrs. II. E. Coleman, of this city,
left yesterday afternoon for Eu
gene, to attend the funeral of a
relative there, wno died recently.
Drain Estate Probated
At Eugene last Monday, Emma
i N. Drain, widow of Hollo Drain,
was appointed administratrix of the
estate of her hnahann, accoruing
to an nrd. r signed by Judge V. P.!
Barnard, liie app"l-ers appolnt-
' ed by the court are II A. Dunbar,;
Roy Booth sod M. K. Sweet. The J
estate Is of the probable value of
j Squill In real properly and $SO0O
In personal property.
Returns From Portland
Mrs. J. W. Davis, who has been
soma time at Portland, visiting
with friends, returned here yes
terday, and continued on to her
home at Green.
Divorce 8ult Filed
A divorce suit was filed In the
circuit court yesterday by Maud
Chambers against Lloyd R. Cham
bers. The wife charges adultery,
setting forth an alleged occur
rence In Portland. She asks for
support muney for herself anil
chilil. and the custody of the minor
daughter. She Is represented by
Attorney Carl E. Wimberly.