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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1925 " mi 3 Inherits Thrifty Ideasj Manages Bank Department II . . . ..... , . Ii nit & sf- M m -al l WAijAstaiaUi mmum At.mm fciav ti(, ii uufuitfi uw iu ar ar m-rw m m m a m-r m m m ar rnm m m M m m m m mrm n-a ar -w m "sro m w ar a m sr ara M w w AawrbtNl Vma Uuni Wua.) ROCHESTER, N. Y., Not. 5. The mystery surrounding tho Iden tity of "Dutch" Anderson, slayer and desperado, whose career was ended by a bullot from bis own gun In Muskegon, Mich., Saturday was pierced today. In a cowrlght story the Rochest er Journal and the Post Express prims the life history of the ban dit, aa given by William J. Baker, an attorney of this city. The rec ords at Atlanta federal prison gave the name of Mr. Baker aa the per son to be notltud In case of death. A widowed mother awaits pa tiently In Denmark for another let ter from the boy she thinks Is prospering in business In this coun try. Madame too Teller, representa tive of a Noble Danish family, nev er knew that her son, Ivan Dahl von Teller and "Dutch" Anderson, Internationally known bandit, safe blower and desperado, were one and the same. Terminal beauty Whop, pnoss MS, Meat with gas. PRINCE OF WALES REFUSES TO DANCE ON ARMISTICE DAY fAawvUtrd Pr LHri Wire.) LONDON. Nov, 5. In deference to the popular outcry the great ball arranged for Armistice night In Albert Hall has been postponed and the hall will be used instead for a religlouB Commemoration service. VA controversy ha been fading ir the last few days over the pro paifty of celebrating the Armistice anniversary with revelry. cmisequently the ball has beeti deferred until November 12 and the Prince ot Wales has indicated tts intention of attending, which be declined to do if It were held Armistice night. ,,mf4 .Nw f ) Mrs. Lena 8oltaer. manager of the savings department of the Mercantile Trsrt Ceu, Si Louis, Mo b descendant of Rev. Henry Duncan, of Dunfries shirer Scotland, foander of the modern saving bank. 'Mrs. Sultxer it on of four women in the U. 8. to bold Ueh position. rlcultural departments that docu ments in their possession relating to aviation be turned ever to the defense eounseL . ; Heat wltu gat. Here's the Way to Heal Rupture A Marvelous Self-Homc-Treaiment That Anyone Can Uso On Any Rupture, Large or Small. CosU Nothing to Try j Kuittiirt'd people nil over tne country uro aimiKMl at the almost iiiirii-mloiit, r.xult of a simple Metlioil fur ruptnro Unit Is l.elnit rnt fr to nil who writ for it. This remarkable Rupture System f oni of the Kreutt-H blolnit ever offrrort tit ruptured men, wnmfn nnj chtWlren. It in li hip pronounced th mnt nuccesisful Met hod ever dl tuviTi'd, ami makt'S tht um of tnirisoH r Vun our in min-fs?ary. No matter iiotv IikiI the rupture, ! how lonw you hare had it, or how j hard to hold; no matter how many klnlt of truss"' you have worn, ltt , not hi m; revf nt vn'i from uretf inf? till. KtKi; TKKATMKNT. Whether; -you think you are pant help or have h rupture Inrre aa your fiffs, thU innrveiou System will to control It; and k-p It up lnMe aa to surprise : you v Itti it m Kit i!if lu-nt-e. It will mi help you r'tore the parts where the ruptnro coiuew through that soon you will be aa free to work at any HTtipittinn aa though you had never twii ruptured. You rnn have ft free trial of this wonder ful wtfenK then inn prepara tion hv merely Komiing your name and eddrefa to M. A. H)l.1ASUt In.. ...MC, tolltna Itu.Jf.lnr, Waier ln. !. . 8-nd no money. The trial la free. Write now today. It may nave the wearing of a trust the rest of your life. RUMMAGE SALE TO BE HELD SAT. BY WOMAN'S CLUB The Rosebnrg woman's clnb will held another rummage- sale on Saturday. The committee com posed of Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. J. C. Ponsler, Mrs. eeo. Brad barn, Mrs. H. D. - Hsrrts, Mrs. Washington Haghes. Mrs. S. E. Enger and F. R. Dunlap will con duct the sale and will be glad to call (or anything which the peo ple of Rosebnrg will have to do nate If one of the committee la notified by phone. . There will be coats, hats, dres ses, shoes, books, pictures, band- bags and numerous other articles for sale. The proceeds will go toward the building of the new club house. The store will be open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. In the 8ykes Building next door to the Terminal Hotel. : BOLTER HaMfE ENTERED. The George Bolter home In this city was entered last night and two watches and a ring taken. The thief entered the basement and procured an axe. with which he pried up a window and gained entrance to the main part of tho honse. He took two wrist watches and a pearl ring, together with an overcoat. The theft was re ported to Chief ot Police Ketch who Is making an Investigation. STANDARD OIL TO PUT CITY NAMES ON ROOFS FOR FLIERS (AanrUtH IT. LruH Wire.) RAX FRANCISCO. Not. 5. The Standard OH company announced todny that selections will be made within the next few days of the towns in which company buildings are to be marked for tho guidance of airplane pilots in the scheme worked out by the company and the United States army for better developed airways. Towns along the present air routes from San Itlego to Seattle and from San Francisco to Reno In which the company has .buildings suitable for the guide sign purposes will be elected. The company Is working In co operation with the army air serv ice In marking the routes. The guide sifnis will be the name of the town painted on the roof of the building. A large number of the company's big warehouses are available for that purpose. If you have An. Eye Tor Business 2itt thousands your advertising and the good old car is rearing to be on the tour vAim everything's ready to go and you reach for the wheel -have a Camel! : ' ' .'.v:-7: - Cmtli HMitI At try ehcicest tobtctot grown m til the world. Cmelt r , UtmJad by ikt wmUft most exptrt Menders. Nothing is too good for Camels. In the MaWaMf wf this one brand we concentrate the tobacco knowledge and skill tj tht Urftst mjtMltation of tobacco experts fn the world. No other cigarette mad It lUH Ctmtltt They art the overwhelming choict of experienced smokers. WHEN your car of cars is fresh primed, ready to start the tour. And early morning light has thrown its glow of enchantment over fields and roads. When far ahead lies the way to adven ture's own land, Oh, lucky man, as you reach for your wheel -have a Camel! For go as fast or as far as you will, you'll never find another traveling friend like Camel. Came! makes every fine road finer adds the magic romance of its own friendliness to the zestful joys of travel.; Camels are made of such choice tobaccos that they never tire your taste. Camels are so skilfully blended that they never leave a cigaretty after-taste. All of die joys of smoking that's Camel contentment to millions of experienced smokers. ? (' So as life's road opens fair ahead, waiting to be exploredat the start of the journey, or at the tour's end, light n Camel and know the mellowest fragrance, the most joyful taste ever blended into 'a cigarette! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , , ( ) flare a Camelf . .-.t i tit J l i I ' 'mI -vS&S-'v?, i. sua ; it Ml 1 1 7 V . 1 i i J Our highest wish. If yon da. not yet know Camel quality, it that yon try tnem. rr nrrwc 70a compart usmu - with any cigarette made at any price.''. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. ' Vol.; The Rose Room ot the Hotel Rose was .the scene of a lively gathering last night when the Ki wanlana of Roseburg observed La-1 dies night with a special program, ' banquet and dance. About eighty were present at the banquet. ' During the banquet hour a fine program was presented. The first number was a "bones solo" by Mr. "Shorty" 8chnelder. one of the endmen of the American Legion Minstrel Revue. His ability as bone-rattler won loud applause and he waa forced to give an encore. Bert 0. Hates gave a chalk talk which Included many of the Kl-l Coming' LIBERTY 8UN.-M0N.-TUES. The Greatest Newspaper Picture ' Ever Made 'The Last Edition" COURT DECLINES TO : j yMRWE UMLUI Kcnuiu u it. i PORTLAND, Ore., Nor. B. Cat tle steady; receipts 30. Hogs nominally steady; no re ceipts. Sheep nominally steady; receipts 300 on contract. S9c. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.60 unchanged. 1 NORLESVILLE. lnd.. Nov. 8. pulletB up. 2c. Current receipts The coroner's Terdlct In the death 41c. TrP,n mwl,m 43ic; frPeh of Madge Oberholtier waa barred ,.j,, .. i,ftiiP. f,,,h Finch, . evidence today In the trial of ,tan(iard extras 47iffl48c. , chestra compesed of Rov- Finch, as evidence today In the trial of Cor Ward and Oclsi White played C. Stephenson and two aides in some fine music for the dance. connection wnn tne girl s aeatn Mrs. Roy Hartley won first here. . ! prlae last night In the nail-driving 1 The court sustained a state ob- tllinnw ,in l. vi 1 1 rr 1 1 iiy 1 . n. 111 ,.,ib. - " .. . , .iiirUs , .,u , 1 ww, fnMnil, nK. cream 55c net ahlppers track ;"T..r.r.. ". .:": t 7;. ; 1. freBm delivered ponmnd !- l.k.lita. n,.a.a1l I Intntt i T ' " ' ' ...... - J 7J, .1. " pialse Of Mr. Oeorgo Smith s ef- lerea poison, led the gathering In some peppy i m , . , Klw.nl or. A defense songs and later gave a tine talk on his trip to the Vancouver conven tion. Ouy Cordon gave a humorous talk on 'How my wife can make me a better Hiwaman. - nr. onoe- cwt. fob Portland. Poultry firm. Heavy hen S&c; light -18c; springs 23$25o; broil ers 294; 30c; young white ducks 22 fl2uc: dressed turkeys 40941c; live .0631c. Onions firm tl.S0fiil.70. Potatoes firm, 12 3.50. Nuts steady. Walnuts No. 1, 28 (fi3tc; filberts nominal; chestnuts 18c. Cascara bark nominal at 667c; Oregon grape root nomlnaL Hops firm, new crop cluster 2lic; fuggles 372lc. .. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. S Fresh Country dressed meats are aknr and weak. Choice light carre cell at a 15 cent top and choice light hoes at IT cents. Demand continues good tor all lines of live poultry. Light tens are bringing 17 and II cents with heavy hens 22 to 25 cents. Springs are holding around 25 cent with the few good broilers coming now selling at 30 cents for food auaUty. blrds, two pounds and under. , PORTLAND," Ore., Not, " E r: nrh..t h.Mi Kit. tinn ci fct. hard white, btueatem, baart fl.f; soft white $1 50; westesn white 11.494c: hard winter, nortbera medihm eggs or pullets are 2 cents Butter steady. Extra cubee, city ; hlKher in the local market today at '., M. w..tern red 11.4C. 55c; standarda 64c; prime firsts , cealt. All other grades neia - , BJc; firsts 4c; undeTgrades noin- 'ateady and unchanged. - lnal; prints 67; cartons 68c. . Cuba butter continues to main- We have a complete line of peg Milk stesdy. Rest churning ; tain a steady tone In the local harrows, disks and spring tooth In i market with no change on the dairy nsrrows. uei our new prices. board. Prints ar aluo steady and Wharton Bros. ,' I forts to cater to the Kiwanis or- A defense motion asking Judge ! ganisatlon. The Rose Room was a hparks to Instruct the Jury to re I delightful place for the gathering turn a verdict of not guilty was and the eommltteo Is planning overruled by tho court today. The many more similar meetlnga in tho motion was predicated on the maker waa the presiding officer at the banquet. Following the meal. Rose Room was cleared and an or- futare. Ensllag forks at Wharton Bros. A large carload of 30 milna of American line Insulated fence has Brrlved at Wharton Bros. Buy now w hile the stock 3 complete. OFFICIAL RECORDS ARE GRANTED FOR MITCHELL'S TRIAL (Antntl frnt Iruri Wlr-.) WASHINGTON', Nov. 6 Fur th"r compromises In thd" matter of witnesses ami documentary evi dence were mad today between the prosecution and drfen.e coun sels of th court martial trial of Colowl William Mitchell, accused of conduct during the air controv ersy prejudicial to good order and military discipline. Colonel Mltrh' ll agreed to with draw requests for subpoenas for Major General Robert C. Davis, ad jutant general of the army. Rear Admiral Hilary Jones, president of the Shenandoah Inquiry court and Major A. N. Krog.taff, ot Luke Kield, Honolulu. At the same time Lieutenant Colonel Joseph I. McMullen, as sistant trial Judge advocate, ob tained the consent of the White House and the War, Navy and Ag- ground that the atate hail failed to make a case. In declining to hear argoments on the motion. Judge Sparks de clared he "had not come here to hear arguments." I The atate rested tts rase agalnt the former Klu Klux Klan leader and his two bodyguards late yes- terday. I , o . A delicious hot breakfast ready for the able in less than 3 minutes! New Style H-O Quick Cooking Oats. These toasted oats cook into gran- ' ular oatmeal. Actually a new breakfast dish! One that gives you vim for the whole day! A wealth of energy-building car bohydratcj tissue-building pro teins and vitalizing minerals in every disk Twf "all-night cooked" flavor in only two minutes rofl MOSS THAM sortASt nartas , OAUTY raoDucrs s-e ndawevt ears QUICK GNmfiSG, Cdok2to5 minutes only . - . '. t - : , tHAUt. fcrfWHH, t f.A, w 1TTEW L WILL BE DEFENSE r; Shape mAfdL"' xv,c f.? r&&Y v- ' .r I "... VEDFORD, Ore., Not. 5. Hy men Huntley, 68, a section crew worker who will go on trial la tho circuit court this afternoon on a charge of first degree murder, will plead self defense, and the "un written law." Huntley is accused of Inflicting knife wounds during a fight that resulted In the death on September 2. Inst, of Jesse James (ilbhs, 28. Coos county, homesteader and I mill worker as a climax to a bit- j ter nuarrl over (JlbhV attentions ; to Mrs. Huntley. Alter the fatal affray, Huntley surrendered to the 1 police RUNAWAY GIRL FROM I SALEM IS RECAPTURED .! LONOVIEW. Wah Nov. 6 Po lice Chief (ieorge Jackson of this city yesterday apprehended IVsl i Katell, 14-yesr old girl, who recent ! ly ran' away from a Kalcm girls' eehool to "see the world " Fslem I authority wired they will send a , matron after her today. -You eat more crackers now than at any other time of the year. -For good taste demands that crackers be served with all soups, salads and hot chocolate. And hungry kiddies delight in cracker sandwiches with cheese, peanut butter, jelly or jam. Then why not be economical and buy Tru-Bakes in the larger packages) Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland Tha Horn of Tru-Blu Grahams. English Style Biscuits and the Famous Tru-Blu Fruit CaW
