ROSr.BURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1925
THREE
You Can Quickly Limber Up
' Sore, Stiff, Swollen Joints
Even chronic rheumatic
swellings in knee, foot,
ankles, arch, hips, elbow,
shoulder or finger joints
yield to the mighty pow.
erful influence of JOINT
EASE It's her, right in town and every
live druggist has it.
It's a low price remedy, to be
uui uiui uoesn i Btop it rrom
taking the kinks, lameness or tor
ture out of your troubled tnlnts
Joint-Ease is the name, so called
because it Is compounded solelv
for the purpose of relieving ail
joint ailments.
Just rub it on the tormented,
lame Joints and in Just a few. sec
onds it will penetrate through skin
j and flesh straight down to the
I ligaments and tendons of the Joints
j ripht where the agony stares
: then blessed comfort comes quick
ly. It absorbs Instantly and is so
I clean that you can rub it on often
and gel there by results much more
i quickly, when the Joint is inflamed
and the agony Intense.
Being such a powerful counter-
I irritant, it cannot help bringing
speedy and helpful results in con
gestion, sure throat, cheist colds.
i lumbago and neuralgia much quick
er than almost any remedy you
j can buy.
i But you must remember that It
! Is for Joint afflictions that Jolnt-
Ease is mostly dispensed, and its
I helpfulness will astonish you after
all ordinary liniments and olher
j treatments have failed. All drug
, gists sell lots of It.
LOCAL NEWS
Coast Man YUil
J. P. Half was here from the
coast Wednesday and a pent a few
hours in ltosehurg on business.
Mr. llulea resklus at North Hend.
'Attorney Cowpton Home
t Attorney Ray B. Conipton return
led last night from Coquille where
he has been atte mling to business
; ma tiers for a few day.
I
Leaves For Coast-
Louts Wingart, a Portland resi
dent, who spent Wednesday In this
cay transacting busimss at lairs left
for Marshtield this morning.
I Itotttimrgc V Kit or l'eliieMlay-
! Mr. Quimon was a vfsdtor In
this city Wednesday and spent a
few hours attending to business
affairs, Mr. Quinton Is from
Oakland. '
LOCAL NEWS
Return to Portland
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Moore of Port
land, who have been guests at the
K. L. Parrott home here for the
past few days, returned to their
home at Portland Wednesday. They
r made the trip by automobile.
On Business
G. E. Manning arrived here from
the north last night, and Is spend
ing a short time in Roseburg on
business matters. Mr, Manning is a
Salem resident.
Returns to Wisconsin
J. H. Harrison, who has been
visiting S. J. Jones In this city for
a short time left yesterday after-
noon for his home at Madison, Wis
consin. To Medford
Miss Iter nice Johnson was a vis
itor in this city overnight last
night. Miss Johnson left" this
morning for her home at Medford.
She has been visiting with friends
In Eugene.
! Returns From California Trip
burg a few hours yesterday, before
returning to her home at Milo.
Mrs. Gorus has been visiting at
Long lieach, and southern Califor
nia points tor the past few weeks.
Leave For Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Harper, who
have been visiting Mrs. Harpers
! mother, Mrs. I fluent oil, in West
Koseburg, for a short time, left this
morning for Portland, where they
will visit with Mrs. Parmaiee, Mrs.
Harper's sister.
Leaves For Riddle
Mrs. Thomas Ardry, ' of Halsey,
who has been in this city attending
the district conference, which is
being held this week at the Metho
dist Episcopal church, south, left
last night for Riddle to visit with
friends for a short time.
Portland Couple Visit
Mr. anil Mrs. W. E. Roberts were
arrivals from the north Wednes
day and spent a short time in this
city visiting. They reside in Port
land. Portland Man Visitor
J. E. McCabe spent yesterday In
Roseburg on business matters. Mr.
McCabe is from Portland, and left
tor Murhhfft'td and coast points
tiis morning.
Castle ItosrhtirK Visitor
Among those upending a few
hours iu this city Wednesday from
points north of town, were Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Castle. They re
side at Sutherlin.
From Onkln nil
Mrs. William S. Allen was a
visitor In this city Wednesday
from points north of town. She
is an Oakland resident, and was
here shopping and visiting.
Hers Today ! On Kusliie ,
Mrs. H. L. Ward, and son, Ray ; John 11. Koepke Is spending a
Ward, were hem tor a few hours' short time iu this cliy looking af
this morning attending to business ter bii1n?s matters. Mr. Koepke
matters. arrived here last nlKht from Eu-
j gene.
Speeder Fined i i "
J. H. Collier, of Marshfield, was Leaves For Portland Today
fined 125 and costs in the local Free Johnson, who is employed
Justice court today on a charge of at the Pioneer lrug Store, left this
speeding. morning for a week's vacation to
be spent in Portlaud.
From Med fowl j '
L. P. Durst was here Wednea- Medford Couple Vali
dity attending to business matters j Among those from southern
for a short time. Mr. Durst is a i points to visit in this city yester
Medlord resident. day and overnight, were Mr. and
(Mrs. E. A. Moore. They reaido at
On llusliiett - (Medford,
W. H. Lake arrived hero from .
the south yesterday and spent the , roiw( Moa ou ilUHIIWS
day attending to business matters. ; G K Scott wua ft butinPSS vis-
Mr. 1-aKe is irom flieuioru. . ? itor i,. Roseburir Wednesday for
Visitor Day or So
R. H. Morlan is spending a day or
so In this city looking after busl
ness matters. Mr. Morlan nr rived
trom Eugene last nighL
a few hours, arriving from coast
points. Mr. Scott is from Coquille.
Mrs. MnthU Visitor
Mrs. Mathis spent a few hours
in this city attending to bilessi
matters and shopping yesterday.
Mrs. Mathis Is from Youcallu.
lU'turns to (eiiilale
Mia Naomi McCormiek return
ed to her home at dlendale tuis
morning, after spending Wednes
day iu this city on business und
Visitlna Here
V. Markley is spending a day or..y8t'day froi th
visiting.
Kugeno Mini Vhdti
H. W. Ford was an arrival here
north ind
To Visit With Relatives
Mrs. .A. H. Small w;il leave to
morrow morning for Portland,
where she w ill spend the week end
visiting with relatives, and look
ing after business matters.
Returns From Portland
Mrs. Carl Wimberly and two
children, who have been visiting 1
with Mrs. Wimberlys parents in
Portland for the past two weeks, i
returned to their home in this city i
last night. j
On Way to Snn Frnnrli
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ogren were
here from -the coast for a few
hours yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Ogren is the owner and manager
of the Factory Store company,
and the couple are on their way
to San Francisco to visit.
1'Yom I'miMjua
Je.s Shambrook was a visitor
in this city yesterday from I'mp
qua. Mr. Shambrook was here
In Rosehurir visiting with Pen time in the city
friends. Mr. Markley 1b from Eu- transacting business matters. Mr.
gene and arrived here last night Vord is a resident of Eugene.
From Portland Returns to Cottage tirove
N. Rose was a Visitor In this city W. G. Van Riper, who has been
yesterday and overnight. Mr. Rose ' visiting with his brother in this
is a Portland resident, and left by city for the past few days, re-j
motor for the south this morning.
Overnight Guest
Wm. Peterson was a visitor In
this city Wednesday and an over-
attending to business matters and night guest from Eugene. Mr. Peter
visiting, i j8011 is enroute to southern points.
Mr. Houahtallnn Hera To Portland
A. L. Houuhtalimr is snendlne a1 John Lindberg, of Marshfield,
day or so in this city on business wo spent a short time here yes-! . . s, .ff -
and visiting with friends. Mr. rday and last night visiting, left I 'tv shprirr l)aiIirl
li .,n" , i ..,. thl nu.rnin.7 frit Pnvtlunil nil hii.il. PUiy Mierill UUU(,I
jiuufsiiinuLiK i i iveu nuiu jiuuk ; " " ........ -
turned to hs home at
(Jiove today.
Cottage
Visitors Iu Town
Mrs. L. P. Rapp and son, Ar
thur, arrived here from Oakland
this morning and spent a few
hours transacting business and
shopping.
Here From Drain
A. H. Harrington and Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Harrington were in Rose
burg from Drain a few hours this
morning to meet the body of Mrs.
J. J. Harrington's father, Mr. Liv
ingston, which arrived from Port
land on the morning train.
Myrtle Creek Visitor Here
G. R. Hargan, of Myrtle Creek,
was in the city today looking after
business matters. He is arranging
to again engage in the meat market
business at Myrtle Creek, having
had his shop leased for the past
three months, and will take charge
of the business 0134 the first of the
coming month. He reports condi
tions quite good in hia section with
the farmers busy getting ready for
spring planting. Quite a little broc
coli is also being marketed at this
time. Mr. Tlargnn slates.
Null ve of Netherlands Visits
P. Tj. Eaart de la Faille, the
manager of the Netherland Im
porting Company, of Holland,
stopped over in this city Wednes
day and spent the day visiting
with old friends, Mr. and Mrs. M.
F. Middieburg. He is from Rot
terdam, Holland, and has been on
a tour over the Flitted States, Ja
va, China and Japan. He is now
on his way to San Francisco,
where he will embark for New
York City, and from there will re
turn home to Holland.
j Miss Case Here Tuesday
1 Miss Lucy Case, assistant In nu
trition of the Home Demonstration
department, In the O. A. C. exten-
. sion service at Corvallis, was a vis
itor in this city Tuesday night and
a few hours today. Miss Case just
closed a series of demonstrations
of 4 months held at Cunias V'aUey,
Looking Glass, South Deer Creek,
and Edenbower. These series of
'demonstrations are composed of in
struction in the preparntinn of
foods and the serving of meats, and
were well attended during th-i lour
1 months, a great deal of benefit b
lng derived from the lns-i ructions
at the meetings. Miss Case left
, this morning for Glendale, where
i she will hold the first of another
1 series of 5 months instruction,
which includes one day each month
; In each community. She will visit
I at Myrtle Creek, Sutherlin and
I Yoncalla nlso.
Creek Weduesduy. iness.
I Coast Man Here On Business
U. Johnson is here from the coast
for a day or so transacting busi
ness matters. Mr. Johnson is a
i resident of Marshfield. He arrived
yesterday afternoon.
Business Visitor
! H. P. Rassmussen arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Port
land, and will spend a short time in
this city attending to business af-
, fairs.
Salem Men Visitors
gherty, of
Yoncalla, arrived in Roseburg
last night from that place, und
will spend a short time looking
alter business affairs.
Cars Delivered
Glenn 11. Taylor, salesman for
the Catching Motor Co.npany, has
made deliveries of Essex coaches
to Harry Cook of Yoncalla and
Ppam ftcanta Pact
Among those arriving here yes-' K- B. Gabriel and C. C. Gabriel Harry Mahoiiey of Oakland,
terday from southern points, was re spending a day or so in town
F. E. Cook. Mr. Cook i. from looking after business affairs. They
Grants Pass, and will Bpend a arrived here from Salem Wednes
short time in Roseburg on business, .day afternoon.
Reedsport Man Here
f'linirCnneW Visit WtHlnesdnv
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cliniren- Frank L. Taylor was an
neol were here from Lookinu here last night from coast
(llass Wednesday nnd snent a few Mr. Taylor Is from Reedsport, and
hours shopping and visiting with jwM be In Roseburg for n day or to
friends. They returned home In " business. ;.
the afternoon. I
(Going to Portland
IrffivpM f'r Portland E. K. Metzuer. Albert Rarhford
Mrs. Ida Hurgoyno was a vlsi- Und Roy Hufham will leave in the
tor here yesterday from Riddle morning by auto to spend several
for a few hours. Mrs. llurgoyne jdays in Portland looking after
left in the morning for Portland, : business affairs.
StJijie Owner Here Today
Mr. Parrott was a visitor in
this city today from Portland. Mr.
Parrott is one of the stago own
ers of the Portland-Rosebure line.
arrival 1 and was here on business.
points.
! where she will spend the next few
I days on buainess,
I Here Short Time
I J. C. McFarhsnd arrived from
I Portland yesterday afternoon and j looking nfter business in regard
Looking After Business
Mr. George Murksbury, of Cot
tage Grove, owner of the Marks
bury stores In (his city and Hie
Lane county town, spent today in
Roseburg looking uiter bitsluebs
matters here.
HARTH'S TOGGERY The Home of the Newest in Men's Clothes.
Pkasfnq onMfftads
p? jp Hat-Stylos
STETSON'S
THE STANDARD
IN many instances the 1925 Spring Styles in Men's Hats show a de
cidedly new swing and curl to the brim, and then, too, many
NEW SHADES AND PLEASING
COLOR EFFECTS PREVAIL
Light colors are the vogue, and also there are the tans and lavenders
to match suits of the same tune. As usual Harths lead out in the
Season's display in their windows today in these features, and we in
vite you to come in and look over our big stock of Men's
Hats, priced from
$500to$15
.00
AiiKi-lea. where they will iiK'txl the j Isn t It fair to claim a large pnrt
nixt two wwks on a vlnit. They i of the credit (or Lancaster - Dal-
may decide to locale at that place. ; tonus t
"And, oh, yes! The driver looked servlee, he nald!
at his tires when the run was over.
They were good tor several thous
and miles more of couiiilaliitksa
Returns to KiiueiM
V. A. Smith returned to his
home at KuKene this morning af
ter spending a day In this city
looking after business matters.
Visitors WediiOHdny
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Davis were
here from northern points Wed
nreday and lart night visiting.
They are Hood River residents.
Aviators Fly Below Sea Level
Will ltctilrn Today
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cummlngs
and son. Lloyd, will return here
this eveniim from Marshlield,
where .Mr. Cniiitnings lias heen
1 Divorce Is Wanted
I Klot-tt ltrUhin tmlsiv filoil Riiit In i BOent the nittht as a visitor ill t Ills L to the new Sl:ice Terminal lliilil
! the circuit court for divorce from icity. Mr. McKarland left this I to br built tliero booh.
(Ralph ISrlsbln. Cruel and Inhuman imoriiinj? for flu- south by motor. I
treatment is 'alleged. The plaintiff j Start Work al, Kock Quarry
la represented by Attorney Klbert Stock Buyers Here I A. A. Ausel arrived here last
lilcTmann. I Charles Taylor and Alfred Rprlirwi night from Portland, and will lie
Arrivirfg
Daily
PLAIN AND
FUR-TRIMMED
COATS
is
II
PRICES
$16.75 to S65.00
These stylish Spring Coats are right from the hands of the
manufacturer, and come in
ALL WANTED SHADES
ALSO
' PEGGY PAIGE DRESSES
The Newest
The Ladies Shoppe
- nrrivd here last nfrht from the
! Visitor From Coast I north, and ar xBptndinK a whort
J. E. Ford arrived hern Wrdnes-j time In the city on huiinoss. They
day afternoon from th coast and are stock buyera from KuK ne.
! was an overnlpht visitor In the city. I
1 Mr. Ford resides at Marshfield. apd Back From Portland
left this morning for Portland on I W. F. ilarriw, of the PoucIhh Ab
businesH. jHtract Company- returned this
i - morning from Portland, when' he
Business Visitor 'has been spending several days at-
1 Leo II. ltice was among those to tending tobusiness matters,
arrive here from northern points!
' yoi.tenlay afternoon. Mr. Hiee is 'Going to Portland
from Portland, and was in Hose-' Jesse Laswell, the Oakland bank
burg for a short time attending to er, came down to Koseburg last
business matters. jpvning io take the midnight (rain
- ;into Portland, where his wife has
Former Resident Visits Ibeen taking treatment in a hospital
L. I). Jones, a firmer resident of there.
this city Crove hc-r from Medford j
yesterday and tfpeht a few hours on To Coast
business. Mr. Jones was at one! Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ituker. who
here a day or so conferring with I
L. M. Lundeen in rejuird to work
which will he started at ths Kock
Quurry soon. Mr. Aasel Is here
representing Grant Smith and
company. Mr. Liindeen, who has
charge of the work, stales that
work on the 500 foot tunnel will
be started right away.
ROAD RUN TELLS
STORY OF TIRE
DURABILITY
Local Merchant Describes Gruell
Ing Run Successfully Taken
on Lancaster Balloons.
I "Iload runs after records are fro-
qiHMUly undertaken by ear manufac
turers as a proof of tho speed, sta- j
nilna and dependability of their I
product," says (). C. Haker the Mo-1
tor Shop OaraKe, local distributor (
of Lancaster Cord Tires, "but has i
it ever occurred to you what pun-'i
iHhni. nt the tires must take on a i
test of th!9 nature? j
"The, recent road run In which a
Cleveland sedan set a new world
record by inaklnu the round trip be.
tween San Franclsoo and( J'ortland
In 21 hours and 2S minutes la an
outstanding example. The car per
formed wonderfully, every call up
on It for power and speed being an
swered, but in this particular test
fully as much credit timet ko to the
tires as to tho motor. '
"The distance from San Francis
co to Portland and return is about
IJttut miles. That is not a Kreat
4
. J
jinlleHKefor tires under ordinary i
I circumstances. Hut 1,501) miles over'
all sorts of roads In the face of
driving rnln, snow and sleet Is :
something else, particularly, as In
this case, "when the tireB bad pre-
Danng death, three Rockwell field, California, aviators, under
command of Col. Harry Grabam, flew tor two hours over the rocky
vastos of the famous Death Valley In California. There were two
planes In the party, and at times the ships were flying 265 feet below
the level of the sea. The other pioneers, besides Cot. Graham, were
Captain Robert O. Irwin and LieuL Ilcrnard Castor. This is the first
Here from Medford
it. II. lloyl, sceretary of the
Medfold Chamber of Commerce,
M. D. Cole, manager of the Koster
Klelser firm in Medford. and Seelv
V. Hall. Packard car dealer are in j vlc.uHly given almost nine thousand U ach Jlehiblu!rb?!nm!,iL
V , . T . " nD . ""'"" nines of comptalntless service,
called at the local chamber of com-, ..Th(, rar ,,,,. B(,t ,, rcord
merce and offered the cooperation j()m, wh(.h ,m( b(,(!n U1(1,d n 8(,vpr.
of the Me, lord cban.I.er ill all mat- , ,n,lRr al.mllll previously. The
ters pertaining to Ihu boustlng of OI.Ki tires wero sllll on. That
l)nt!on- they were still In excellent condi
tion Is evident, for otherwise they
would have been replaced
time one of the owners of the IIIkIi- spent yesterday nnd last night In
way Service Station. J1V Is now 'this city, lett this morning forjCarrs To Arrive 8unday
tiiii -"'" i'"'"'"- . "' " , i he starting time chosen wns
jare from Portland. Mr. Haker was 'nave beenspending the past month nine o'clock In the evt nlng The
Mi,'. BV.m" H,?mt.Z . u . re on business. Ivlslllng in eastern points, and t- 'lini bit of bad lurk .pear.Hl when
Miss innlfred tates has return- (tended the buyers' show at New lllH CHr w, hlinlly 11urH on
ed from .Seattle after visiting therein Buslnest pork City in January, are now In Way as a driving rain set In This
for a short time She was accom- W. Perry arrived here yester- Seattle vIkMI with Mrs. Carr's was 'the first demand made upon the
panied home by her sister. Mrs. J. :dny afternoon from Kugene, and parents, acconllng to word recelv- ir. for a skid meant the posslhlll-
J. Holmes and daughter Joan, who will be In Roseburg today and jed here litis morning. They expect V n'f a PraKn ai m, outset, and loss
mi, ,r.iint v, . i. iMirn mmic I'niittiji; lUuniMK tiller uum i iu in i ve in imseuuiK HUUUL fJUII' 1 .f ( rnctlon mcail t lOSS of llOWer Slid
"MOTH r.IRL" CANNOT RE IIANGED
at Winston for several weeks.
ters. Mr. Perry is from th In- day night.
-ternatlor.al Correspondence k hool ,
at Kugene. Livingston Body Arrive
The body of Newton Livingston,
Iformer resident, who died Monday
Portland, after an illneus of several
months, arrived here from that,
Ienvc for ('ntiforiilit
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hudson, who
reside about two and one half j Starting New Bridge
miles norm or town, left last
night for the south. They will the overhead crossing at Oakland
visit with friends in Los Angeles lA lot of material is on the ground
and other southern California land workmen are starting the dig-' plare this morning on train nuin-j M Hnv way.
i' uu'i Mm vV mine inuuuii- ik'iik or ine nun's ior ine yivr : oer :.i aim was met oy relatives
Itely. foundations. (and frietnls. The body was arrom-
) ipanied here by relatives of the de-
SteaniHliip iiiiiiny Man here Mr. In in It ller cea:ied. It was taken to Melrone,
(irant Tinlint; van here for th J. M. Lamb arrived here from iwhere the body was Interred In the
diy Wednesday lookil g arter Kugene Wednesday evening, and J family tomb at the remetery.
buslr.eys fnlerets. Mr. 1 inllng is will spend a short time in this j .
with the L. VM. CHiesj.ie Steam- rlty attending to business maft-ra,
speed
"Hut this was Just a start. Ily the
lime the gravel roads of the moun
tains were reached, the rain had
turned to snow. A deep fog set In,
ship company of Seattle, and left jVr. Ijunb is with the Pacific T le
on the afternoon train for Sun 1 phono and Telegraph company.
KramUro. t
i Will Receive Treatment
Mrs. Mary F. Kiddle of Iti-Hle.
Actual work has commenced on 'at the (iood Sumarlian Hospital In the snow continued failing and be-i
fore long the car wan plowing along
through a trail completely unmark-
lere wits more
alls for traction and skid proof grip
on the road.
"It was on tho return trip that
the most serious accdint wan en
countered. The wind had blown a J
number of huge trees across the j
road. A number of cars had been
halted, some wrecked In the ditches
Mre. Meinken Buried Today
The funeral of Mrs. Sam HHnken 'The Cleveland swept up to the spot
who died yesterday morning at wlihout warning, and the drivers
about 6 o'clock, as the renult of were suddenly confronted with the
taking Lywolwith suicidal Intent, nereanity of ramming the trees nr
was held this afternoon at the era nine Into a rar narked In the
Viei Bernards
r. .j'iniirMMi, juuiy in mis mnrmnir ror roru inn Koyenurg I nutTiamng i naiwi, wim roatl. The car seemed the better
ki.iihh suiMrvisjr, nas n'iurn'U vnere sue win enter a sanitarium Kfr. N''Uiani offiriHtlng. Inter- hane
inim i.uKfne wn-re sn visiien ror to receive meoical tratmv-nt tor a merit followed at lh I. .
a siiort time at the home of Coun- few weeks. Her health has not cemetery. Hr daughter
ty Judtre and Mrs. C. P. Harnard, be n good for a short time, and she ;eore Jierrle arrival her.j
former residents of this city. Mr. Ia to receive attention from a fpe-Jay from Cottage Jrove.
and Mrs linrnard at-ked io be re- ciallut in Portland. Rhe it ihe
membered to their many Koseburg mother of County Clerk I. II. Kiddle. Fred Worthington Burled Today-
friends.
so once i:aln the front I
'Itlrp took the torre of a collision.
Mrs. , Fortunately, no one was hurt, the
yester-. tire held, and the car proceeded.
I "From then on It was easy sail
ing, and the car swept Into San
FranelHCO with a new record, break
'Ihe body Of Fred W orthiriHton. In n time nt miinv venra tnnHti
, 0n Tr,P to Coait ,jwho died Monday at the veteran's, by an hour and seventeen minutes.
Her for eek Will K. Holbein, Berretry nana-, hosplial In Portland, arrived herei "Wbat does Much a run show?
W. C. Knberts arrived here yes. gr of the Chamber of Commerce, laM nicht from that plare, and was Surety. It shows an excellent mo
terday from Corvallis and will left this noon for Keedsport and met hy relatives of the decent. toP lu, tt nows too that gmnl
spend the next week n Kosehnrg r.ardlner on buslneR connected The body was taken t, Myrtle tire are just as Important as good
and vlrinity attending to buines jhh the new county booklet. He Creek, where the service w,.r niotors. HupKine Ijincasters had
matters. Mr. Roherts has prop- (visited Yoncalla and Oakland - hel ilthlii afternoon at 5 n'clrirk in r.iu.i rt Drin ti, ,,.,)
terday and thoRe two thriving cum- the M thodiMt church. Interment mme sharp corner a Fkhl had sent
munltioa contracted for lion of the followed at the Myrtle Creek cerne- tho mr hurtling over a cliff! Sup
bK)klem, thus showing their de-;t.ry. He was the hrolher of IRnry pose. In either of the collisions, the
sire lo cooperate In letting the Worthington of this city and lor- front tire had blown nut. Where
world know about iKiugla couuty. 'merly re-hided hero. ' 'would the record hava been?
CITY OF minnfapouS Citv nf Minnpannlia
" - riACEOf BIRTtl JWI lit
uu. namc. or cHitp 1. .... f .'..''"'
ft FATMr.S
JosgKin 7. ElUfigf.n
I40THSI
Anna E. Cllingson
inSsnT-srti I VHtmrtm.
D..J . JW .15 .IW
erty interests In Myrtle Creek anJ
Koseburg. and left yesterday af
ternoon for the former place to
spend the remainder of th day
on business.
-' in r;e tteitif n if(. hirih centricnte of Dnrnhy Flltngson. Han
rrnncixro "moth girl." who niurdervd biT mother so she could attend
Jtts party, shows that she ii born Id Minneapolis, Minn., In April,
l't'ix. ! i thereforn only ilxteen yers old. Cnder the California la
ah ran (Hit, therefore, be hunted. "You had the coun k a lo kill your
mother Now have ihe i-ouiagH to use this on yourself." tald the note
that accompanied this huufcUi.m'i i.ooie to the girl's ceil. U wa suut
ty an aaooymous wriUr.