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Newspaper Page TextSIX" ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1925. FLASHES OFLIFE LONDON "I have drunk a Iov lac u with the German ambassa dor." aald Aiutln Chamberlain at a Guild banquet. -What he and I have done thla evening, may our nauons do tomorrow." PARIS Prince Michael Murat, convicted of pawning Countess Bal Verte's gems and pocketing the pro- ceeas. will spend eight months In lail If the gendarmea catch him. lie waa missing and sentence was imposed Just the aame. ,. , NEW YORK Max William. havinir outbid Henrr Kord. ban pur- ehaaed the Andrew Jackson figure- nead or the frigate Conatltutlon for hla private museum. CHICAGO Sam Small, of Atlan ta. wanta congress to take state hood away from New York and Maryland because of their wetness, He gave the antl-ealoon league convention hla Ideas. NEW YORK So many folks, In addition to Jimmy Walker, are do ing to Florida, that It takes two weeks to get a train reservation. TETTJAN What the Spanish call "Vpreta" gas Is being used In the war with the Riffs. It Is mns tard stuff, used by the Germans at Ypres. SET AT THE MUSE! '' Many Roseburg Folks Ara Showing Hew to Avoid Netdltsa t 1 ' Suffering! 1 ' NEWS TIDBITS I SAN FRANCISCO R. W. H. Pouglas. a'ho declares he la'a bar on with estates In Germany, agreed , to dead guilty to pettv larceny If .a charge of grand larceny was I dropped and was sent need to six months In the county kill. i , i I.OS ANGELES Miss Ie Ttiltty 'nlnvrtpht la aufn. ThnmRt WlllrM. T. " 'urI""""a euu nai inroriucer, for M2.S0O because he w.th iha Burning end scalding, th. bought a plav of hers under stlp at.endant backache headache and iUlatlon that It was to be produced dlttiuesa . life Is lnded a burden, m a "Mrat class city," and he pro tean a Illls a atitrulint dlure.lc duoed It In I.os Angeles. Wilkes to the kidneys have brought ; .aid that In his opinion Los Ange peace and comiort to many Hose- lie. Is a first class citv but Miss There's nothing more annoying than kidney weakness or Inability to properly control the kidney sa cretlonc. Nigh and day ai.ke. (be burg people. Front by this Rose. ourg residents experience: U. V. Iioss, 03 W. Lane St.. Hulty and Rupert Hughes, novelist and motion picture director, testl- fieri that Tia ancrelea fleeliterilv la i says: "I had kidney complaint not-a first elaaa city, at least so ,Z "J" "uclne ana at limes far as plays are concerned. could hardly straigbleL after stooping. My kidneys acted irreg-. j,0S ANGELES An offer, of uiarly, toe. Uoan s 1'tlls soon clemency conditioned on her offer stopped the achea and pains and .to cease mailing and writing revol put my kidneys In good order." lutlonarv namohlets dealing with uc, at all dealers. Foster-Mil- the Institution of marrlare was re- Used Car Bargains One 1924 Chevrolet Coupe ' $395 :. One 1924 Chevrolet Roadster . $325 ' One 1922 ; Chevrolet Touring $175 bum Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y. heeled In federal court bv Edith , iMnbel Tesslng. charged with mis- mmm Antlers Theatre. Irvln Wlllat la one motion tue director who has never plc- yet WONROE. N. Y.-Somebodv has actor to ao anyintng. in . : ...!. .....I, . voivtng danger that pinched a mastodon's skull. It disappeared while experts were on the way to -view a skeleton un earthed by workmen. . NEW YORK The Elks must ahow the grand jury their bonks to prove they don t deserve a federal beer padlock. . MILWAUKEE Allen Schulti and wife, Dorothy, were fined 15 and costs for kissing In a parked automobile. Schulta maintained a man could kiss bis wife wben he pleased, but the patrolman and judge bad different views. TJRBANA, III. Fourteen of 28 University of Illinois students questioned at a church meeting. were) unable to give the name of the vice president of the United States. BATTLE 11 DESERT RECALLS THE WEST - f AaaiobM Pma Imsm) Wlr.) BAN BERNARDINO, Cal.. Nov. 10. Water, whiskey . or a woman probably figured prominently In the "bad lands" shooting In which BUI Robinson and Mat Hurts were killed last Sunday at Government Holes, an isolated watering place east of here and near the Nevada Una. Such waa the belief of sheriffs deputies, who today continued (heir Investigation of the gun fight on the theory that It was another one of those duels such aa occa sionally reminds authorities that the old wild days of the west have not vanished In that section north west of Needles known aa the Iv anpah range. Robinson waa foreman of the Rock Springs Cattle cofnany which controls most of the water holes on the range. Burta waa a former employe of the company, a "two gun" man Imported from Arizona els Tears ago to help ware war on rattle rustlers who were terroris ing the country. . It waa two years ago that Burta lost his job with the Rock Springs outfit and since then, Investigators allege, be had been suspected of a connection with various liquor troubles lu the district and with a series of shootings which are said to have frightened several of Rob inson's predecessors off the range. Robinson came to the district several months ago, heralded aa a man who "wouldn't use his boots for running." Bad blood between him and Burta soon waa evident, according to deputies, and the theory tentatively accepted la that Jhe two men met to settle aome -quarrel over water rlghta on the range, or over liquor transactions, ftr over a woman. A woman is re- he was not ready to do himself. , A specific incident happened dur ing the timing of "The Ancient Highway," at a time Wlllat and a company of one hundred Para mount players were on location on the Coqullle river In Oregon. After days of preparation for big log Janiacene, the technical r.: rangementa for which were under the guidance of a famous logging man of Oregon, Wlllat stationed himself on a log boom in the middle of the river, a most haiardoua spot, for It was In direct line of the on rushing logs. At Antlers Wednesday and Thursday. use of the malls, and she was sen tenced to two years and two days Imprisonment. "I cannot change mv entire life to escape going to prison," the woman sobbed. "My writings are my life Itself." LOS ANGELES Art Acord. mo fin picture ector. was brought to i the receiving hospital with two bro ken ribs and other minor Inhirles received In an automobile accident. One 1921 Chevrolet Touring $125 One 1919 Chevrolet Touring $75 One 1926 Ford Touring, New Extras and Lie. Included $162 Liberty Theatre. It tops even "The Third Alarm That Is the judgment of astute iln which they do not believe.' 8EATTLE Alaskan Placer min ers have "simply scratched the sur face modern methods and machin ery will take out the fortune left behind," Norman C. Stlnes. msna er of the Fairbanks Exploration company, subsidiary of the United States Smelting, Refining and Mining company of Boston, said aa he announced a 19,00(1.000 develop ment project for the Fairbanks district. motion picture critics who seen "The Last Edition." a com pelling F. B. O. meltodrama revolv ing around a newapaper office. The picture, which brings together again the brilliant acting of Ralph Lewla and the dictatorial genius of Fmory Johnson. Is shown tonight at the Liberty Theatre for the last time. The popular character actor who did so much to make history In the parts written for him by Mrs. one of the strongest roles of his career and executes It with that sin cerity which Is characteristic of his work. The scene In which he hurls a heavy wrench Into the whirring machinery of his beloved press rather than see It grind out the sen sational story of his son's arrest la a terrlflo piece of drama, beauti fully done. The meeting of the father and son In jail Is another high spot In the picture; and the romantic element as portrayed by Frances Teague anil Rex Lease, Is pretty and thoroughly charming. GREELEY, Colo. The reading of a King James version of the Bi ble in the public schools of Platte- vllle. Colo., was held to be an act which forced children of the Cath olic faith "to subscribe to a rell- In have"" argument of William H. Scho- iied, counsel ror mariea vmmer. a farmer, who Is seeking to re strain the school board from en forcing Its ruling that scripture be read as a part of the morning ex- erelses. FORMER DOUGLAS COUNTY WOMAN DIES IN PORTLAND- PORTLAND, Nov. 10. Mrs. Eth el Marie McCnnnell, 30, died Run- day morning at Good Samaritan hospital. She was a rradunto of St. Helen's hall with the clnss of 19U and of the University of Ore gon with the class of 1919. At Eu gene she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Survivors Include the widower, Graham Me- Connell: her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Walte, 291 12 East Twentv-Flrst street; a sister Mildred Walte, and a brother. Fen Wnlte, of Klamath Falls. The fun eral will be held today at 2:30 p. m., from the Hotman funeral par lors. 82S Hawthorne avenue. Mrs. Mrf'onnell was for many 7ears a resident of Sutherlln and Is well known In thla county. AGGIES UNDERGO SECRET WORK-OUT ON SIGNALS ftaavlatnl mat Leacud V!r.) COHVALLIS. Ore. Nov. 10 Hav ing brought the ' Oregon Aggies through six games and to the top of Pacific northwest conference ladder. Coach Schlssler was con tent to start the week out last night with a short fast signal drill on nlavs not yet nsed. Gates to Bell field were guarded, but those -who saw the practice exnect aome real action Saturday. The Agglea are preparing to game with Oregon at Eugene. Schulmerlch was In his place' In the bnckfleld and appears to be In fine shane for the coming struggle. The entire squad worked with a snap and vim that dispelled any Idea that the men might be overtrained. Says His Prescription HasPowerfulInflucrce Over Rheumatism portod to have accompanied Hurts on his one way trip to Government MoIps. f Mr. Jnmpff H. Alltn .of 2 I'l.rrtfB St.. !ttvhBtir. N. Y nffrrril fur vfr.ru with rhfiimntlnm. Mittiy times this trrrlMc iltmtc ft hlin help If anil unable to work. flnnlly ilerlili-d after ynr of iM'itifltiN iit.ifly. that nu on run h free from rltomrmtlum until th c ''umulnteil Impurities., commonly (-nihil urlr nrlrt teroltft, wir tit- aolveit In tlm Joint anl muiclcs and ? pelleil f rum I ho hixl v. With thl Mtt In mlml hr r it It i-sl tiri,vn-..-.in. i hi If experiment nil 1 1 -u n v rnmnmimH! proserin t iim f hHt (iil klv anil eitmph-ti'ty lirtillnhetl eVe-ry MKM find VtMptotit hi rhetimutlHtn from hi vtem. Ii freI- rnve hi dlm-overy, whlrh. h riillid Al eiirhu. to thT wh took tt, wftli what in Ik hi he rnllt-d iiiHrveloim nut-' e km. After en r ft. If nrulnir he itevht. d to let nufferer everywhere know Hhoiit IiIm diii'uvery thruiierh the newnlmper. He turn therefore UiKtrueted Niithan l-ulltr-ton t' dt-jp.ne Alleiirhn with the tinderfttniHllnv thitt If hi prrnrrlp tion due nt ha-nlxl. every hIkii and y nipt Hit of the rilxeMMe he will iclndiv return your money without i utmnent One 1925 Ford Touring $325 dnTl923 Ford Touring $250 One 1922 Ford Touring $175 One 1920 Ford Sedan-$225 One 1921 Ford Coupe $225 One 1923 Ford Roadster $125 One 1920 Ford Touring, New Bat 4 new cord tires, $125 One 1921 Dodge Touring $295 One 1920 Oakland Touring $200 One 1920 Liberty Touring $225 One 1921 Overland Touring $175 One Chevrolet Ton Truck $275 HANSEN CHEV. CO. i'lione 44t Uose St. Hoguburg, Ore. .... t :. ....... aaswsr HaX. jf Mil ' ' W- rV Jfcr Eetnntieal TrontfdrtitUm that make Chevrolet the worlds finest low priced car Chevrolet offers you the tame type of quality features found on cart very much higher in price. More than two million people in a few years' time have purchased Chevrolet be cause of this quality construction. -r Touring . $525 Roadster 525 Coupe 675 Sedan. . 775 Srr?1. . 425 , MOa . 550 J Al Chromm Vmnadlum Sprinjg Ea tending over 88 56 of the wheclbasa give Chevrolet riding comfort tkac is unexcelled. AUmitm Equlpmmnt Thromgkomt makes Chevrolet simple and easy to lubricate. Ay Dime Cktdt, smgla-plata, re quiring bo lubrication gives Chevrolet a velvet smooth aceeU erstion. String Gsar. send-ssvai slble such a other fine carsuse makes Chev rolet steering unusually easy and safe. Rmny Starting, Lighting nd Igni tion give Chevrolet the dependable electrical service charmcteriatic of high priced cars. ChmtnUt Vahm-In-Hmad Motor, famous for its power and econo mies in operation. . Bigll-IncABrakwrnmiVtCberroUt safe to drive and easy Co stop. - Oil ana Wafer Pumpt keep the , . Chevrolet engine efficiently cooled i ' and thoroughly lubricated. jTsaevtelsbunusiiallysrjrassemU ' floating, with heavy driving gears and a one-piece pressed steel houa. ing construction typical of the -world's best built cars. t - . Stowart Vacman Fi allows the ' Chevrolet fuel tank to be placed - at the rear where It is safe and convenient. ' CnesrWef CtodMotUU are Fliher built, of wood and steel the con struction you will find on all America's finest cars. Flexible and strong, they stand hard going over rough roads. FUur V-V IvMUaisU-uaed on all Chevrolet dosed models. It gives the driver clear vision and full cowl ventilation under all conditions. LL PRICES t Oil, FLINT. MICH. Still other features a modern three speed transmission, instrument panel complete with speedometer, polished non rusting Harrison radiator, and a motor-driven horn are further proof of Chevrolet quality. Come In and let us show you some of these quality feature and explain how simple it is to become the owner of a fine new Chevrolet. . Phone 446 HANSEN CHEVROLET CO. - Rose Street Roseburg, Ore. Q U AUTY AT L O W CO C aWO' mm 1 ps The hundrpds of hill rllmblnr records set- p by the Star far during- the last year have had a wonderful Influence an the sales everywhere, according to lo Itapp. of Hupp llroj, local Star dealera. "Slar's Mil rllmhlna: hUh and low gear tests have demonstrated conclusively that the million dol lar motor which la the puwer plant of this car la far superior to any other motor In the Star cluss," rontinued Itapp. "The power in the sensational motor of the Star car haa never been equalled In teats of real Im portance. The steepest hills and mountain grades along the Pacific ( oast have heen neeotiated NEW AND USED CARS SOLD ON Easy Payment Plan and the Lowest Finance charges ever offered the Public. HANSEN CHEVROLET CO. ttietWeatfierSbas nSHBROSUCHfRI i- nravRnnvc WEARING 'EM rVktf I 1 fir? E Reflex Slickers t.i.ravi (A Bi'.ru-. -The Wife and Children would like to Ride, and in our line of Used Cars you can find just the automobile that you will find indispcnsible in every day work. We want you to see these Car Bargains and the terms well, they are made to tuit YOU. . New Star Cars in Popular Models in our sales room; also ready for inspection and demonstration. RAPP BROTHERS Cass and Pine . . Phone 37 1 Je4? 'WW 1 mvcmwosJit turns 11 t Otuiwic Clossom Qfcddinrj 'RiiKj on) (.)rmrC(Blavom fKjd(jnnit'filng 8uK.rblr wrought In gold or platl 'nam. Cerrect and beautiful be yond comparison. vni Gnuumt Ormmgr BJttnm Kimri ittr Iku Mri . 1M4 aivra' "Ormng, SUMM". nwm raaiat MM Oaav KNUDTSON'S Jewelers lis Cass 81. a, t r a ieaiure 01 me motor consiruc PPy TdrSiryS Itlon of the Overland low priced Ac oJKpflabk ' Standard Sedan Is the honing of me cyiinoer wans oeiore me mo tor is finally assembled. The usual practice Is to bore the walls and let the pistons and pis ton rings tske care of the polishing of the cylinder walls as the motor Is put through what is usually Known to the owner as the "run ning In" period, that laborious part of early driving of a new car when little difficulty, which, after all. ; 20 ml lea ao hour la the maximum Is the only convincing proof of a isafe speed. motor's pulling ability. I In thj construction of the Over- Besides thoroughly convincing land motor, after the cylinders with itne public regarding the tremen- have been bored In the regular dous power or a million dollar fashion, they ara again subjected motor, filar has brought out an- to the honing process, which is in other Important side to the story, reality a cylinder wall polishing "For Instance the good brak- 'process, the polishing tools remov ing quality which la necessary ; Ing all rough and irregular spots when a car la climbing up and and leaving the inside of the cyl down steep hills. The Star cars' inders as smooth and shiny aa four-wheel brakes have been most glass. thoroughly tested they have un- The result of this honing process limited holding power. In many a to Insure a perfect fit of the pis of the climbs, cara have been left ton rings, eliminate oil leakage to stand on the side of very .psst the rings and to give a ateep hills. Only the type of smoother and easier running mo mechanical brakes that come as or standard equipment on tha Star Molybdenum steel Is also used In could have possibly held the car, :many parts of the car. Molybde under these conditions, for anyum . , ,n0T which produces a time. particular tough and hard steel 11 rakes and the power of a mo- ,ni ,ne overland It la used In tor are two very Important fac- 'the drive ahaft and In the steering tors In the sale of a nautomobile. ; knuckles, parts subjected to extra If a prospect knows that ne is hard wear. In the entire history I geuiHK "h-km win .....m or ine use or tnis material, which up. with plenty of power for all covers three years with the Over uses, and brakes that will nold;i,nni nBtance nM ,vf,r been when he needs them. It doesn't .reported of a breakage in either lal In such quantities that the use of It in their lower pricer cara be comes possible because of the low purchase price obtained by quan tity orders. A feature of the molybdenum steel axle ahaft construction Is Its size, which la the same aa that used on one of the highest priced "sixes" built Id this country. Cook with gas. " take slon. him long to make a decl- of these two Important members. Chrome-vanadium Is also known a an nntianal ateal allnw mrtA In Heat wltn the Overland thin muterial U uned In that nrlrtaT Idbtm srlvtrts a CAREER BEFORE WOMB Isprlng construction which resists SAY8 MRS. VALENTINO jthe hardest road shocks and aav - . Ing the owner from the annoyanra Man-late rws baH wu.) ,.nd often real danger of broken NEW YORK. Nov. 10 Mrs. Win- '.nrinea tfred Hudnut Valentino has no In-1 The ability of Willys-Overland I ten non 01 aropping ner career 10 to use materials of this nature In become s home loving, domestic their low priced cara Is a tribute wife, as demanded In the ultima- to the purchasing ability afforded u. v. m.-. "-"- - ,vj turir irrmruaoua vise ana ineir m - --- - maiiuiacium ui t:ai. m m wins clear today on her arrival on tnt rane of price levels. You H be Proud of Your Oldsmobile Six Here's a car you will be proud to display to your Iriends proud to open its door and invite them ' to ride. But prouder still of the way its per formance impresses them. It's great to know that you have invested wisely that the Greater. Beauty and Finer Performance of this latest Oldsroobile make it a value without equal today. Touring 9875, Coach $950, Sedan $1025 fTmf. . . l-sws. aw ms KLECKER-AMORT CO. 139 N. Jackson St Phone 593 Levlathiah from a visit to Paris. They are abla to buy this mater- I 111 llWMflKII T3 I I. X S I I