ROSEBURG NEWS-REVfcW. FRIDAY, OCTQBER 23, 1925.
. BUT MORE jON TKX W.jY
Bear Flow,jsVtuiteed, t&04aU.
Silver Dust flour, a ,good cheap flour; 17.00 JbbL
Spuds $2.43
See.UtFirat, .We.Can Sayc You Money. '
FARM BUREAU
COOPPRAijyS fX$JfANGE
ROSEBURQ
Umpqua galley
Phone 2 .
It's a-r
So ft Snap
Snap it flap it or let
it alone a gentleman's
liat or a sport hat
, whatever the mood of
.the Vyearer.
Styles of Today with a
touch of Tomorrow.
ry. i "Look
Bum
tor
Incorporated
tQUINE BROTHERS
The home of Hart Schaffner Sc. Marx .Clothes
FINED FOR SUNDAY
GUN TOTINQ
WINCHESTER, Va., Oct.
(A. P.) Just as Gas Hill of Stras
burr. was aboht a ' anneal a con-
, vlction in Justices court for 'hav
ing a pistol' In Jils possession, the
an ancient law or .VlrginU which
Commonwealth's attorney dug op
prohibited the possession of a
pistol on the Sabbath ho matter
Clean Up
If yon suit fieeds cleaning,
pressing or repairing, send It
to us.
Ws sll and Oalivar.
Our Auto Will CaH
"hone trt
OAKLAND
Caning o. -
Roseburg, Oregon, f'
at
Your Hat-
veryone else does!"
The new shades for fall
are designed ,to har-
..i .i ... . vtnen juaun, who w iu
jnontze With .the new Si'mald of honor, came, Sandy was
1 1 . 1 .l ...a flnn. a tnn nn-
hades
in nens.ci
I what the pretext The atatute .had
n.ver been repeated. Hill's-offense
had been commuted on tne Han-,
bath, and the Justice accordingly
assessed a heavy fine.'
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SAIJOY"
By KLCN6HC MEHERIN
, , 8YN0FSIS QF "SANDY"
'At aj picnic with him and two lt
other frienria. the natr ere storm- I
the pair are storm-
bound until 1 a. ra. in a cabin
Where her father and Murlllo's
sister appear In ,.rch ot them.
Another family stoim ensues.
Two weeks later Sandy Is being ',
draped In white satin for ber wed- :
dtng with Murtllo. ,,
Sandy looked fnto the old gar.
'ddn. t The path through the grape
I Tines shimmered with misty llghti
She saw lmsges of herself rnnnlsg
' down that path: lmagea of Timmy
1 coming out eagerly from the she-
idow. It was the night before
her marriage.
In the old salon parlors
she now stood, the tablea
, set. . The cloths bordered
?? !
WHO.
rSnanlsh lace touched the floor.
I ' Beatrice Murtllo bad offered
her home for the wedding supper.
The offer was graciously bnt firm
'ly refused. Sandy should be mar
ried from her father's home al
though It might be humbler than
-they wished.- The McNeils knew
the dignified thing to do.
So they gathered up all the
family silver and linen. . And for
two days the slaters had been
Toasting hams and turkeys and
baking cakes. There' would be
nothing shabby, about the affair.
They came of a race renowned
for hospitality. ' That Spanish an
cestor of thelra had given a wed
ding to the first Angus that was
gone down Into Santa Uarbara
history eight dy of feasttng:
the white horse reined In silver
that had borne- the bride to the
I Mission; the violins and guitars;
the money scattered to tne In
dians. . : ':
The McNeils
.
i were worthy of 1
. So they hid the ,
their traditions.
dingy mantels
with evergreens.
They put an antique gold candele-
Trum on tne taoie. i ney naa ineir
heads high. 'They, were very
prond of Sandy. ' "
They treated her with defer
ence; brought ber breakfast tp
bed; conferred with her on the
guests and the menu. Sandy liked
this. She moved about feveristily
tiptoe with excitement.
Bitting on the floor, a dozen un
owned boxes heaped about her.
.Her hands flashed here and there,
tearing at the "strings." Oet In
on the fun! Judyi old dar," Bhe
! laughed Jauntily. "I wiih I -was
a Mormon and could get married
;twice a year. It's a thrill!"
I She thought of her marriage
'romantically as though she were
some gracious young princess who
had condescended to marry her
, lover out of pity for his terrible
i emotion,, Murlllo adored. her. . He
exulted In her beauty. . l.e would
give her whatever she asked. In-'
deed, he would have no choice In
this, ao complete was her power
FOR CANDY DAY
October 20-23 -
. : The L; :
Artstyle Wonder Box
of Chocolates Is truly wonderful
In the fact that all the. most
popular pieces are offered In a
better and more expensive qual
ity than ever before.
This Beautiful Box was
designed in Paris. ,
A "package within, a package."
, Within the Wonder Box you
. will find another filled pack
. age, a perfect miniature of
our Artstyle Crinoline Pack
. age, a novelty and favor that
has added to-the popularity
of this remarkable package.
Artstyle Chocolates really
- couldn't be made any better.
A Full Pound $1.50
NATHAN FULLERTON
r ' ' .
niHtfftt Sttrt '..
Rosa burg -J , - .; . Orajon
y3
flips
over nlm. 8be would Wilt god-its Bandy's Tail, fill stepped back,
dess. . Her will would be the Uw. "Yoo look Ilk an iniel. 8andy.
I Ob, she might smile at htm now . If I were a - man. I'd want to
and then In her lovely war. He I drop on my. knees."
would bend down to kiss bar ! "I (eel so . queer, Jude! As
haada: whlspen, pleadingly of hie) j though I'm somebody ele. I don't
anguish and devotion. But when (pel Ilka Sandy McNeil at all! Ob,
aha (book her tiead, ha would . there yon look a dream jrour
torget himself and talk of enter-j self. Wear (old color alwaya. Oh,
tatnlng things bis travels; the Judy, atand awfully close to me
enchaetlng trips they must .take! 'and look look happy about it "
Ithe wondrous places aha . must I she was Indeed a white thing
visit. - i ' i ' o( beauty, with the long rail, the
men, alter a long poena uiuv, ,
''hur magnmeent unseinsnaess uijeyes ana rea nair malting more
nl" Biigpt win ner. ' i
" J-X Zrn0
gently but delightfully suing for qeut, all white with orchids and
her favor and she granting oriwies ot the valley falling In a
withholding Whatever she chose, i shower.- She put It over Sandy's
I arm as one doing a beautiful and
But now, standing -In this big. sacred rite,
barnlike room, where she knew The darkness was starllte. As
sVery crack
and smear on tna
faded yellow walls, sense of un-
reality. wreathed about her. She glance floated over the mountain
had n Inordinate desire to let; tops. Sandy aald, nervously, her
herself quietly down from ' tbe jhand tightening on Judith's:
old window, run along the misty Night for romance, Hsn't It!"
nath. find Timmv'i hand reaching Then she waa walking down the
innl 1a rh hi-Jlh knot saving t
hereto herself softly In a kind of
frightened way:.
"One day mora
1 In the living room her sisters
were tacking garlands of smllax.
Their hammers went rap-tap-tap
very decisively. They stopped
now and then to ask, Judiciously:
"How -does this look? Would It
be better a little higher" Her
mother murmnred: "Lovely
you're doing It like artiste." They
were all very happy.
' Sandy listened to his hubbub,
her breath quickening with
vague, chilly excitement. For her
marriage! They were doing all
this (or her wedding .'
A step someone skirting .the
tables Men coming with the
bridal gift. She wouldn't turn
though she knew he wished ber
to. '
She .could see the black, silky
eyebrows so arched and so long,
giving an Inquiring, disdainful
look to his face. She could see
the narrow shoulders and limp
hands. He bad his arms out, tbe
. i . v i .in..4 tta hail
languid eea my ...wrew. -
B naolt of coming toward her like
tnU without speskiog. She didn't
like It
It seemed ao moony ana
lnP,d- ... .A
So she wouldn't turn. He stood
behind her. taking hold of her
elbows, whispering with his moist
lips almost touching her ear:
'Darling, tomorrow!"
She gave a shrug: "Well what
ho? Tomorrow!" and began to
langh airily.
1 11 have to teacn you now
Don't be so sure of what
It : .
you'll be dping tomorrow, Bennjr
Vennto!"' .'
m
s He touched her hair: "I'm sure
of one thing. .I'm marrying the
most beautiful girl In the world.
I'm so proud of you, Sandy, dear
est." ' t.
"What? If I'm good to look
at it's no thanks to you. Why an
the pride?"- ... '
i He loked at her dreamily, his
hands still holding' her elbow.
-"Becaure you'll . soon . be ' m!p&
That's why I'm proud." ,.n
She ' felt suddenly oppressed
and turned abruptly, shaking off
the warmth of his clasp. She
moved toward the tables, talking
with- great animation, showing
where each nerson wss to sit, de-r
scribing what this one and that
would wear. Old Mrs. Coulter
would be sure to come with a
bertha of chantllly lace: the Costa
girla would have Spanish combs
In their black hair. They would
say: "Oh. yes. the governor oi
Moxlcn sent these to our grand
mother a hundred years ago.' ,.
She kept np this chatter and
was finally about to lead him to
the living room oh -the pretext f
showing the decorations. He drew
her back. "Walt a moment! I ye
this for you. Look at It while
-a1n.no n He caught her
hand, ran his HP along ner oa
this a bracelet of diamonds ana
emeralds. ... ..'
It 103K nanuy uiww, -
awy.
, . nant l.nri lO M'T
eyes. ne saia iremmuis.
Hen It's too beautiful!- Oh! I
! don't think 1 want It ; "
I "Yes, you do! Here, look at
me once not at It. Kirs md,
Sandy'.",
I Hut she held her arm out, en
tranced' by the brilliant stones.
"I must show It to them," she
said abruptly. "Oh, I must ur
ry!" She grabbed hla hand, ran
her lips with a light, Impudent
flourish across khe palm and sped
down the dlnpy hall. ":
! Not nrurh later Sandy was going-up
the back steps.' They ald
.she'd better get a good night's
sleep or she'd be a sorry looking
lirlde tomorrow. 8he paused In
the dimness, held the bracelet be
fore her. She took it off sudden,
ly, clasped it hard between her
hands. She stood there a long
time with her- cheek pressed
against the wall.
. t , .
Judith, In a drers of gold, her
fine eyes filling, gave a laHf t'ni'-h
'The Best Laid Plans of Mice and
waxy orauae orossoms, ner aara
nsunung tne intense, luminous
v"i" L?;. ,,.
they; drove up the hill to the old
Mission church a soft, golden, ra-
aIrIa liunlnf nH hnr father's arm.
Iconscious of Judith's burning ex-
'rltement.
j People
were whispering. The
mother mopped ber eyes, dabbing
at the proud happy tears. Her
dear girl was safe now. There'd
be no more talking. The world
would bow to Sandy.
Then Sandy was aware of Ren
Murtllo. his eyes and hair look
ing very black his shoulders ex
cessively narrow. He had a white
gardenia In hla buttonhole. His
lps were pale and compressed. She
hsd never seen blm so. He looked
verv strange.
He waa leadng her up the steps.
She stood before the altar. Can
dles glowed. A saint In faded
bluet looked down benignly.
Suddenly she felt herself on
fire his hand touching so hotly
on the Ice of hers. A peal of
music voices "Do you take this
woman for your lawfully wedded
Wlf! "
She felt herself fainting. He
had taken the ring. He was slip
ping It over her finger.
(Continued tomorrow). -
NOTICE
The Benson P. T. A. will hold a
reception Friday night for the
teachers. Everybody Invited.
DEVICE PERFECTED
Bl SCIENCE
I
(Aavtelatnl Freai Uasnl Win.) ,
NEW YORK, Oct. 23. 8clence
haa now perfected a device that
can weigh the pull of the moon on
minute objects on the earth. An
Instrument made by Ralph C. Hart
sough of Columbia University de
tects how mnch-'llahter. an object
Weighing I-i900Wh of an ounce on
the ground becomes when It Is lift
ed a foot. - .
This difference in weight Is due
to the attraction the moon has for
objects on the earth, as demon
strated In the tides.
The Instrument will be used to
weight molecules and test the Ein
stein theory.
The Klnateln theory holds that
,Hgnt raJP, nave weight and are
curved by gravitation; that gravl
tatlonal attraction has the same
speed as light.' '
Under the theory, one - and a
third seconds would be required
for the moon's pull to travel 240,
(100 miles to the earth. If the
theory Is ccgrrect, shsdows on the
moon are expected to ahow that
the moon exerts Its greatest pull
one and a third seconds after the
, D paMe , Ienh
over any
given snot on the earth's -surface.
,f Eln,,,n ,heorv i. wronr. the
machine is expected to show the
. . . . th n. tan
-w " " - . -
the moon reaching the zenith.
Gold surfaced mirrors are held
. ,, . ,., ....
together by gossamer-Uke fila -
ments of quarts In the Hartsougs
MBrihlnat f'hatiwna 1st wtrAlivtit Af an
object under security displace light
rays In such a manner as to cauae
meaaureabln movements of sha
dows. It will measure one 29 000th
of. an ounce.
Are Ygu Strong & Full of PepV
"I had lost interest in my business
because I fell languid and tired,"
aald a business man, "but since
taking thst splendid Uinic and blood
Eurilier, ur. nercu's uolilen Medical
iiscorery, I feel stiong and full ol
i i . ' i , .
wit. euuaj vi auv euiera :ncy, lun
worn-out feeling is gone and I am of octuher, i2S. and the firt puh
Uiankful for restored vitality, so ligation thla aunimnna la or dale
necessary to a business man." thou- Jh ,J"'J S"I,,"!,.'tt Hil!l' 1'
j . i... t,;nA the laat puhllratlon will be on rrl-
sands in every state have testified ,,. mh ny of NeVeml.er,
tlial instead of being pale, weak and i:t. makina a period of aix full
tired the Uohlen Medical Discovery and consecvUre week.
earn uiem renewet vim. vimir and
vitality. Try it I All druggiate.
liberty Theatre
A story of treat adventure on the
high seaa, and the hunt tor a
treasure trove burled by a piratical
old ancestor on a desert Island In
the Booth Pacific makes "The Isle
of Hope,' the latest starring ve
hicle for the agile Richard Tal
madge a picture of peculiar Inter
est and continuous exeitement The
production will be seen locally a
the Liberty theatre On Friday when
It begins a twe-day run. A (Ire on
shipboard, s mutiny, and the sink
ing of tbe vessel in which the er
ratic but lovable young nero em
barks on his mission (without par
ental permission, by the way) are-
only the beginning ot a aeries of
beetle incidents when ha reaches
the .Island. Here he discovers a
beautiful girl bathing In a (orest
pool, and follows her to an old cas
us where she has lived during all
the years of her ahipwreck. The
fact that tbe mutinous skipper and
crew have made their way to the
Isle complicates mattera with plen
ty of fighting. In which Talmadge
Bulla aome entirely new acrobatic
wallops. Jack Nelson directed the
picture, which waa written for the
star by James Bell Smith.
Majestic Theatre
Containing one of the most spec
tacular stampede scenes ever pho
tographed, "The White Outlaw", a
Universal Blue Streak Western,
featuring a band of wild horses will
be shown at the Majestic theatre
beginning tonight ' v
Jack -Hoxle and Marcellne Day
have the leada In the picture with
an admirable aupportlng cast In
cluding William Welsh, Duke Lee.
Floyd Shackelford ' and Charles
Brlnley.
' After an exhaustive search of the
mountain valleys of the southwest.
Cliff Smith, director of the picture,
located In a beautiful long valley
several miles wide, flanked with
Impressive snow capped mountains,
a short distance from the great
Death Valley.
In this natural enclosure a herd
of one thousand wild horses was
found roaming at large. Scout, tbe
favorite mount of Hoxle, stemed to
take Instinctively lead of tbe herd
which followed htm wherever he
want The entire herd was
stampeded In one scene dashing
madly 'down the valley. A hurri
cane of dust swirled up In Its wake
making the scene doubly effective
The panoramic views of this ma
Jestlc sight seemed to render futile
the attempts of a small band of
men to head off and capture some
of the choicest steeds.
"The White Outlaw" la an un
usual western, held together by a
well-knit plot and raised to an ar
tistic pinnacle by the sheer mag
nificence of the rugged Western
scenery. ,
Beat with gaa.
Butqher't Wife Didn't
Eat Anv Meat
"My wife suffered for five years
and practically lived on toast and
water. Doctors said she would
have to be operated for gall stones.
A friend advised her to try Mayr'a
Wonderful Remedy and after tak
ing four bottles over two years ago,
she has been entirely well - ever
since." It Is a simple, ' harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucna from the Intestinal
tract, and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stom
ach, liver and intestinal ailments
Including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded at
all druggists.
Fresh grape Juice at Overland
Orchards. Bring containers Or
leave at! Brand's Road Stand. Will
deliver when filled.
ai'MWOKia.
In the Circuit Court bt the gtate of
Oregon for Dnutflaa County.
Myrtle Mi Coy. I'lalntlff, va.
, . Vj.... .L- j
. JQ y, . j . P1IV.U, 1 1 1 D VO 1 1 III Til
defendant
" xmf ' "tote or ore-
i an, yon are nereuy reouiren 10 ap-
lrr and .nwr th omi.lalnt if
. the plaintiff, filed nfcatnat you In
line a novo niHira rouri ana ran mi.
' jSewm'K?. 'i'l!!6Bybel;
zuth nay
he aate
preacrllied by the court la the order
of publication of aald eumninna for
you to appear and anawer aald com
plaint, and If you fall to appear and
nnwff said complaint on or before
aald dale, the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief prayed for
In her complaint, a auccitiet state
ment of which la aa follows: yr a
decree dlaaolvlna the marriage con
tract now existing between your
self and tbe plaintiff, and for the
urn of 120. 00 per tnontli alimony.
im-nta herein incurred
nd rur ner coaia and Olaiturae-
Thla sum
nmna la pu
i irw.","l".1.''
V. flamllto
mons la published In the Hneehura
ny order or Hon. J.
Judge of the ahoro
- . ..
a. . MAnnir.iij.,
Attorney for I'lalntlff. 2K-220 Per
klna llTilhllng. Hoaehura-. Orcifon,
Men - - "
6cve
r.otrpdtrip
Fares
, i 10.70 .
.1 S-dav tickets
.on sale daily.
MM '
Week-end
tickets '
FrL,Sat.,Suru
Return limit
Tuesday.
. . . , For funhrr (normariyn. w agent, ' , Ji?
Southern Pcrfr Bnbo
, L B, MOORE, General A .ijr-c ....
Phone 11
r-VfJJB"
Classified Seetfan
ALL NEW ADS ON BACKPAGE.' " '
FOR SALE
OAK POLE WOOD for sale, 13.50
tier. Call 4JF11.
FOR SALfc Hay. Wood, $3.50 per
per tier. Phone Z70-T.
FOR SALE Shetland pony, 150.
Phone 42FJ3, noon or evenings.
FOR-SALEOak stove and block
Wood. Thone' 260-J. O. E. Gard
ner. FOR SALE 130
. ewes, 110 each.
Oakland, Ore.
sheep,
L. W.
mostly
Hogan,
VOH SALE Angora bucka, from
registered non-shedding sires. W.
O. Paul, So. Deer Creek.
FOR SALE Fir and mixed
wood, price 13 to 13.25
Phone 14F15. Milton Bros.
BLACK COCKER Sparfrel''d!dij, 1
i, year old for sale cheap. Subject
to regis! ration. Phone 252-R.
FOR SALE Oak stove and bToclt
: wood, 18 In. In length. N. L.
Conn, Phone 6F16. Jloseburg,
Ore;
FOR SALE Cold Dollar and New
Oregon strawberry plants, 14
; per M. C. L. Germond, Millwood,,
Ore.
FOR SALE 2-horse power Sattley
gas engine and pumping jack.
Brand new. $55 cash. J. W.
Humphreys, Wilbur. ,
FOR 8ALE8tudebakpr Special
Six, excellent condition, price
tniM), 3276 down, bal. 9 months
time. Phone 242.
FOR -BALE Cockerels, Butf Or
pingtons and White Mlnorcaa.
Also maple and ash block wood.
Cher.p If taken at once. Phone
6F2. Fred A. Goff, Roseburg.
FOR SALE 1 Black Minorca
ronater (Hubbcrd ahow stock).
1 White Minorca rooster; also a
few more lllly bulbs. Phone 1F13.
Mrs. John Ferguson.
FOll SALE 1924 Star touring.
Good rubber. Two extra new
cords and rims. 3276 cash takes
It this week. Box 27, care News
Review. '
Foil SALE 8trawberry plants
Improved Oregon, well rooted,
thousand $4.00; hundred 50c; al
so dry land double , disc plow,
good condition. Exchange for
hay. Price $50. LluJblom, Dixon
vllle. . , .
FOR SALE 2 1.100 IbTTFiari's, new
harneaa, good wagon. 2 home gas
engine, plow, cultivator, and
household effects. Kqully 15-scrr
fruit and poultry ranch. Cheap.
Ownor leaving state. Apply W. 11. 1
Hardin. I in lie north, then 1 '
mile past of Camp View.
f
FOR RENT
PIANO for rent. Phone 3IF5.
By WINNER
bcinc;i3 E
Ask for rtaervation Pft No.16 or
54.whichevrbeneTsuiUyourcotv :;
venlence, and arrive rrtlantf 7:15 !T'
or&SOthefowjrmpnUng.
Restful Pullman quarters and
your favorite breakfast hv tl) Diner Z -fits
you to meet youbusinew asatv -
ciatealmmedutelyonarTivat
SimiUrBeTvlcereturnlngUaeNo.
13 leaving Portland at 9KX)j. or ' -J
No. 53 st 1,00 a,m. (cart open for '
: A-lAii ' '
RoltwirB, .Oregon
. ef
'J3
FOR RENf-Funlahed houseke
if
FUR BENT OJt SALE a-ro.
modern home, close n. Pao r
4J7-J. i J.
FOR KENT I large f
housekeeping' reeaaa. ,C'
Private Tront entranee. 331 Sew
6 room I, bath, garage. In good
location. 33S per month . T-rowm
furnished house, garage, tt.0
w; loung ax eon. rnoae
FOR RENT 6-ruom strictly nr.
era bungalow, oak floors throu,
out, furnace, garaga. - eonerai
drtveway, cloae to school, navet
occupied, 335 par month. CaJ
aaii' - -
LOST AND FOU?3
LOST Small gold brooch.
phone 38 R.
Ha4
WANTED
TAILORING and dressmaking. .(2)
B. Main St Mrs. Qttth ridge.
WANTED Man and wife fijf ItlC
. chen work. ' Apply to , Dcuglaa
Grill. a
WANTED Cook for road cant
Bee Mrs. Harness at Markaburf
store. Rnsphnre. Ore.
WANTED Cattle soluble
ror
feeders, eltber cows or
Can use sixty head. Write ma
what you have, or call by phoae.
Address Box 68, or phone llfiY.
W. L. Cobb.
WANTED Woman for general
housework and ear (or injvahd
' lady. Or lady and man, imkn
work In saw mill or logging. Ko
cnnuren, , Mrs. J. , H. Jaataer,
Aisles. ' 1 it
1
MLSCELLANEOUS f
CAR OWNER Don't forget ,M
all 661 when la need Of aata
parte, Sartf'a Auto Wra.ku
House. ' ,
LOANS That cost yon .less 1 and
get you out ot aeot. t-quifable
Savings ft Loan Association ' of
' Portland, Oregon. O. W. Voting
& Son, resident loan agent llg
Cass Street Phone 417. ' f "'
Pine Street Machine SKop
Opposite .Flour Mill.
The best equipped shop! in
town for repair work,' '
We are able to handle jaonr
large jobs aa wall a
your small ones, i
CEAR.CUTTINCJ
The Largest Stock oi
Good Used '
Chevrolet !
and Fords
In Roseburg '
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Hanson Chevrolet Co.
Phone 441 '.
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