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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1925. DEFENSE GOES LIMIT TO PROVE ! INSANITY IDEA atate hospital for the Insane, stated this afternoon that Kelley and Wll los were perfectly sane. (Continued from page 1) I r : ; i - We are pleased to announce the compk lien . oour , New Banking Home which will be occupied jointly by us In a few days On Saturday, October twenty-fourth a cordial invitation is extended to our customers and friends to inspect . the new quarters from two ' to five and seven to nine p. m. The Douglas National Bank First State and Savings Bank Roscburg, Oregon, October 2C, IC2t turn. ' Dalrymple Centradicted. ' Frank Fallen, Dale Arthur and C. ji. nuns, cuuticii at loe prison, who aald they witnessed the es cape from a window of the cell home, were called by the defense. Their etory o( the break waa prac tically the aame ai that told br other witnesses, ' except the aald that the tint ahota were fired bjr the iruarda and not by the escaping cunvjcia. Fallen and Arthur contradictor the testimony of Warden Dalrym- pie, who asm mat alter running to nis nouae tor a gun he got behind ome oil barrels near the garage and fired three ahota at the fleeing convicts juat after they came over the wall at tower one. Both aald that they aaw the warden come out of hla house with the gun, but declared that at that time the three fugitives were half war I across the field between the asylum l.nl Ih. ... - v. range and that the warden did not fire. C. M. Charlton, former principal keeper at the prison, testified that he bad placed Wllloa In the bullpen at the latter's own request Kellay Truthful Crook. Practically the entire morning waa spent by the defense la developing Its theory of temporary Insanity Drougni on ny injuries aurrered in their earlier life by the defendants and by the uae of merrawaunna while In the prison. Several char acter witnesses for Kelley, includ ing his father and mother, were al so placed on the stand. Wlllos was placed back on the stand this morning, long enough to tell of having been knocked uncon scious three or four years ago when he fell from a horse. B. H. Lister, of Eugene, traffic officer for the atate highway department and a former deputy sheriff In Jo sephine county, was the strongest witness for the defense today. He testified that he had known Kelley for 10 or 13 years In and around Grant Pass. Kelley, he aald, waa always truthful and admitted all of the Crimea be waa ever accused of. Dr. L. F. Griffith, alienist ot the UP TEXAS G. 0. P. (Aaoctated tnm Laued Win.) DALLAS, Tex Oct.- 22. Rum- bllngs of dissatisfaction In the de mocratic ranka In the atate have 'given Texaa republicans new life and that party ror so many years, dormant in state politics, plans to stage M hot campaign to elect governor In 1926. The republican state executive eomniittee here yesterday decided to hold an Informal convention next spring to recommend candi dates for the first state-wide re publican primary In Texaa. No secret waa made by leaden of their intention to capitalise the present unrest In atate politics over chargea of irregularities In the state highway department un der the administration ot the state's first woman chief execu tive, Governor Miriam A. Fergu son. The victory will be effected, it was Intimated, with the aid of democrats who are expected to rebuke present and past "condi tions" by forsaking party lines and vote for "the man," and the adherents plan to enter a guber natorial candidate, who will draw votes from both parties. INDIANS VISIT COOLIDQE, ed to President Coolldge an invl- , i.INVITC HIM TO PQW-WOW tation to attend the Pacific North ' '""' " west Indian congress at Spokane, ""WABHINOTON, Oct 13. Three Wash., October 30. i" fall Wooded Indians today deliver- The three Indians are descend- 999 SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS STONE JARS tXOWER POTS -JARDINIERES : -APPLE PARERS COLEMAN LAMPS GARBAGE CANS WOOD BASKET ANDIRONS t, . HEATERS WAFFLE IRONS YOU WILL PINO A PULL LINE OP KITCHEN HARDWARE IN OUR HOU8EFURNI8HINQ DEPT. Phone 25 ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE GO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS ents ot famous Indian chiefs who rigured In the early hlBtory of the Northwest. They wore the modern garb ot prosperous business men Instead of the usual feathered and buckskin attire of nther fnrlinn rial. egatlons who have visited the president President Coolldge told them that he rerretteri ihnf It wniM kA impossible for him to accept their iiivuauon, out mat he waa keenly Interested In the purposes of the Indian congress, which his callers said was to promote a better un- liiTsianuing Between the two races. 0 Cook with gas. Mm Ml li - i f I it o HONESTY WELL REWARDED ' Used Car sales by Dodge Brothers Dealers all over the United States increased 37.4 during the first six months of 1925 over the first half of 1924. Proving that the buying . public believes what Dodge Brothers insist upon and what we religiously strive to prove Dodge Brothers Dealers Sell , Qood Used Cars. J. O. NEWLAND & SON DODGE BROTHERS AUTOMOBILES AND ORAHAM TRUCKS ROSEBURO. ORX PHONE 468 Donee BRomens Dealers Sell 6ooo used Cars USED CARS 1919 Dodge Touring ' $450 1923 Ford Coupe $350 1923 Ford Touring $275 1921 Chevrolet Touring $175 J. O. NEWLAND, & SON Dodge Brothers Automobiles ' ' . and Graham Trucks PROJECTED PONY RACE PROTESTED BY HUMANE BOARD (Continued from page 1.', of the animals would be allowed. "They're my horses and I certain ly will not allow anything to be done that will Injure them," Howltt aald. "I know that horses can't be run on pavement without ruining them. Except In Portland very lit tle of the course will be on pave ment. The riders will follow gravel along the sldea of the pavement, and, where It Is necessary, will use side roads. Specially constructed rubber shoes will be used for the laxt lap In Portland." Howltt pointed out that since there was no real competition In the race, It would be more of an exhibition of methods used by the old pony express riders than a speed trial. The Testimony of Others IN my new book which may be had FREE upon request, on PILES and other Rectal and Colon dis orders, 1 have reproduced nearly 100 letters from among those received from my thousands of patient. These tell you frankly of their years of suffering of their trying borne remedies and even opera tions, and, finally, of their complete cure by my NON-SURC1CAL method. These arc from raea and wonsa of every itnrJon. many of whom yoe suy know. Yon wtU tears by rending this Book why I can gtvo a WRITTEN CUAKANTEB to otra your PUt or return your loa. "FAN M n Irw CU: KATTU DfTKII. FOOTBALL FIELD IS SOAKED TO LAY DUST BEFORE GAME With the city donating the nse of the new street flusher, while the California-Oregon Power company aupplied the water, the new high school athletic field In West Rose burg waa thoroughly soaked today, preparatory to the football game tomorrow between Koeeburg and Eugene high schools. The field baa been getting dry and dusty the dust being ao heavy that it waa difficult to follow the plays. The dry hard field also Increased the danger ot Injury to the players. The soaking down of the field today will put it in excellent condition. The dust will be laid without making the field soggy and at the same time It will be softened enough to elimi nate the danger of aerlous injuries. Or OWno BujlBlna SOS-SB IM euMk HOIf KN'ZOIXKItN I.IItHAItY . OK 100,000 VOIil'MKM HF.I.D. HERUN, Oct 23. The family llbray of the Hohemollerns, com prixtng about 100,000 volumes, bealdea numerous maps, musical publications and sketches, forma part of the Hohemollern Inven tory claimed by the German Re public aa being the property ot the state. i " Pending the ultimate decision of the courts the library remains In the former Royal Castle at Herlln. The" library waa founded September 20, 1862, when the ! private libraries of Frederick the (Ireat, Kings Frederick William II, III and IV, and the small but 'valuable personal library ot I Queen Louise' of Prussia, were In corporated. Prior to that date these varloua libraries were kept at different castles. The originator of the Ideo of founding a library of theHoheniol- Heat with gas. MOW TVI'K I'ASMKNUIOR l,(N-(IOTIVKS KKKN HKIIH KOIl KIHNT TIMK TOItAY. The first of tha new passenger type locomotives, recently ordered by Ihe Southern Pacific company, went through this city today at tached to train number 14. The locomotive Is much larger than those formerly In use. Is ot the Pacific type with high drive wheels and Is capable of giving much more speed and power than the engines formerly In use. It will cut down the number of helpers needed In passenger ser vice materially. The englnea will be operated through from Onrber, California, to Portland. The en gine passing through Roseburg today waa the first to ha deliver ed of the fifteen which have been ordered. It weighs about 246,000 pounds on, the drivers. SHINGLES 2 CAR JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST QUALITY Roseburg Lumber and Mfg. Co. HOl TIi WANTS tiOVKItVMENT TO VIKI.K INIIIJtlTANCK TAX (Aanirtetrd Proa Uurd Win.) WASHINOON. Oct. J3. Aban donment by the federal govern ment to the states of revenue from state Inheritance taxea waa asked by halt a dnsen governors of southern states today before the house ways and means committee. Imposition ot the levy waa de scribed aa Invasion of atate rights and a diversion Into the federal treasury of money needed by the statea. tleneral approval waa given to suggestions that the federal government continue the tax If full credit la given to sta tes which Impose similar levies s means of securing uniformity. Declarations by the committee members that the wealthy could escape the tax by moving to Flo rida, which baa no aSe Inherit ance tax, led to proposals for re tention of the federal tax aa a check. Secretary Mellon hasj asked re peal of the federal tax. USEjD CAR BARGAINS Here are a few good buys now available in our Used Car Department. Good Used Roadster $150 Good Used Bug 35 1925 Model Roadster . 275 1 925 Model Touring, Balloon Tires. Guaranteed car Priced right. 1924 Model Coupe New Motor. 1 925 Model Coupe Balloon Tires. Good Used Truck with Warford Transmission If you are looking for a good used car. come in and let us know your wants. Term to suit. OUR USED CARS ARE BOUQHT RIGHT AND SOLO RIOHT C.A.Lockwood Motor Co. Rote and Oak Streets Prepare for action with the new winter Red Crown gasoline . "hair-trigger start ing "worlds of power "mileage 1 The achievement of our 47-years of . gasoline -making ' experience! - - At Standard Oil Service Stations and "Red Crown" . dealers. : . - frv STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CALtroHNlA) tarns' waa Duvinage, the librarian of Frederick William IV, who sug gested the plan to the king in 18AS. His suggestion, however. did not meet with the approval of the 'Treasury ' of the Royal Household and It waa not until 1882 that. hia successor, Dr. Doh- me, overcame this opposition. uy 1871 the new library, con tained 10,000 volumes. At the suggestion' of Emperor William I, a nnmber or , contributions from t he -.library-, were -made to other libraries. Prom 1880 to 1888 the Hohen zollern library waa steadily en larged, rearranged and recatalc gued and with the ascension ot Emperor William II, and the new librarian, Walter- Robert Tornow,. It waa given an entirely new lease. By an Imperial edict In 1896 a large number of smaller family libraries scattered among the var ious castles were also Incorpor ated. " Although the Hohemollern Family Library was Intended for the exclusive use of the Hohen xollerns and their court retain ers, it waB accessible to all in tellectual persons who had an interest in studying the books. Felka useatd wak for their ship; lo come in.. Today they read tha News-Review classified ads. Resmts are what count and you'll get "em with News-Review classified ada. v See the Champions at Pcciiic International ILwestock Exposition An Unparalleled Opportunity for Education and Thrilling Enjoyment $90,000 in Premiums The 1925 Pacific International Livestock Exposi tion, Inc., at Portland, Oct. 31st to Nov. 7th. will bring together the greatest assemblage of livestock ever shown under one roof in America. It will be even larger, more interesting, more educational, more thrilling than lait year thousands of purebred Dairy and Beet L-attte, nogs, Sheep and Ooats from all over America being exhibited -in the immense new bxpoaition ralace and Amphitheatre covering 1U acres. ' Cotnfataad with tbit lafatMt cotnMiMif MwMock chow In AaMrica, ar tfa Land sod Industrial Product Show, NotthwMt Har and Grain Show, Western Winter Poultry tVsOW mm DM tpactacniar and world tunow rtont soow The Horn Show, metf , ( worth comfnf mllei to we. tn tvemna performance end tnree matinee are i crowded with a aucrawsOQ of thrUllna event. DAILY AUCTION DAIRY and BEEP BREEDS Jetdfjea of IntaiTiatioakil RepwOttion REDUCED FARES ON ALL RAILROADS i Portland. Oct.3lst-Nov.7th , T7) mw ,is8 1 ' vjr ev " ,i r ! Ill 'ff Jr 6 0&r Urgast Uvasteck Show in the World -10 acre under one roof
