Roseburg news-review., November 26, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 192.
Still Going Up ! :
" -i 1
Flour Prices! But Not Ours
$2.20, $2.10, $1.80
$8.60, $8.20,57.00
None Better r
Spuds, No. 1, $3.60
See U First, We Can Save You Money.
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
S ROSEBURO
MANY VISITORS
ARE ATTRACTED TO
NATIONAL FORESTS
Reports from field officer to
the District Forester's office,
Portland, show that there vere
only the twenly-two national for
ests and do not include the Ral
nier and Crater Lake National
st'aras, wnicn ato report large :
increases in visitors.
inese figures are - esiimaies i
uinue uy me lueai iurusi uinc3 j
nuu bid uoBBiiicu iuiu vawpciai
picnickers, transient motorists,
hotel and resort guests, and Suni
mer home permittees and guests.
t ' PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. li. H. PLYLER Chiropractic
physician. 126 W. Lane SL
Harry Pearee 1
Auto Top Manufacturing
Repairing Tops and Curtains,
t Upholstering of all kinds
Tent and Awning Work
Winchester St.
: V'-ZJJJJ'Z-. Ui
UP GOOD AS Nt" "
-Wf KNOW THtXTOUK.
S
Send your lace curtains
to this laundry and we'll
send them back to you In
a fresh and dainty condr"-'
lion. You owe It to your-
self to give this laundry a"
trial. When are you go
ing to call us up?
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
Th. Largest Stock of
Good Used
Chevrolets
and Fords
In Roseburg
W. Will Sell en
EASY TERMS
Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Phone 448
Men of Correct Dress
If your s-iit ws new It
would not fit you better or
look moro lefreshed than
when It hai keen dry cleaned
and in-sued by a
MASTtR CLEANER
We Call and Deliver.
Oregon and WaVhingtonT This is t Building. 1'boao 331. 'wi'WyH mtrouue. igand, had
"'"'"'t.h were reported iL' "'".'V
ior 114. inese iigures cover .pi t-i, v. kita Wn. T, , i - : - .
LAI)
DONE!
i
st
I PHONB 79 I
m V'SeSvf.'', -..at V'rrA.
...
OAKLAND .
FREE1 FREE!
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One 8x10 photo with every
One 8x10 photo with every
order of 16.00 or over. This ot-
fer closes Nov. SOla.
fctud o
o. - No
i open Sunday afternoon.
tomoblle, or stages, railroad, trolr
ley line, wagon, "horseback, or
afoot. . i ; . ' f
tk6 auta
(Qd
rugged
tional
show that
uiKera muo iii uisv'
wbtle Kf";?
I have Been moro popmar in . Je
Washington forests for ah estitn-
ates show 31,543 hikers. This
i "iCD a,. M ;
rcnroEniitt mi inrrAAsn for the vear i
, - - ,
SftK-lllV'?
10.652 more in Washington's na-
..i,,Bl forests.
Travel Into the national forests
by private automobi e has also In-
creased tremenaousiy in "regon,
h. mas figures showlna 817.041
.the tiKre snowing 51 ' u 1 .
"gton shows an increase of 16,-
i" . "'L,"' X""." Vhr;',:.
b2. This Oregon Increase is ai.
cmpiouoa ui ..-
st officers point out thai 'ah was uroud hf her leanness. ..V ... a i.i,...in 'ccreols, etc., to, the .'diet. Too of-
has not entirely super- iSmJ. -p,ade .a smart appearance .onlv .nJ .nUfeLv to herself .ltd those who ure underweight try
ldeul way to enjoy the wm,n aua to bother about lu i ii iii , . Ar.-l . t,i,i tMa by adding tod mtiiy oily
scenic charm.of. rie na- iane al30 be very wtmua,;. ' hl heatedlv juid vividly '. U apt o urt the
forostB for the .' estimates now anurulsed Sandy -'critical- ,. . i!?.'.L ..7 .1. VL l digssttt.n. . , . , . . f i
VRV8 while trie openinK oi me
Steven Pass Highway lu Va5h-!AUce
lnston was larRoly responsible in i
h, .1.7. T foLst officers say. I
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Heat with gas.
nA,,B.uw M.ico
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EXTENSIVE REPAJR5
Tho Southern Pacific conmany
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stariea tne lore pun ui laji.
rnnvnn I
t Fork
to rir
'.
k". ,:k . ... t.' k.
rTnnV .he ; Ticht of way to ore-,
. ..Kine of the bank
b. bank.
I W'here Cow creek threatens at
.ens at
! Intervals for
. .ii.iai.ee of eiuht
the GlJndile New.
i n . r Vi'Vnoo' wiii
! miles. Bays V the
Between flO.OiiO and H 2,000
be spent in this repair work.
Z??n
No. 108. np-to-nd. Including War-
. " - 7 ,,, V-oi
rant No. 4, dated Nov.' B, W25, and
endorsed, not paid for want of
funds, are this day called. Inter-
est ceases after this date.
Dated at Buck Fork, Ore.
this
25th day of Nov., 1925.
ALTA S. CONLEY, Clerk.
AONTHER ONE TRYS IT;
IT ALWAYS WORKSI
ive.inn Kimlev. a bov of about
nineteen years of age and living closing about her. Sho was there; w-hv not at Del Montt-T I'm
with Chas. Hansen of- this city, on among the I-ots and pans Belling frightfully tired." ; '
last Wednesday took Mr. Hansen's i i-eady for ono of Ihese family din-, lo gianCKi at her slowly. mea
car and when near the bridge that nera. Ihe work aud contusion of nr)nij.. sha i,ncl.-.l he was ro-
crosses Cow Creek the car ran out
of gas, says the Ulenuale rcws.
. . . 1 .... It, - tn aa if
r1'"". ... .. u"L
uwre w bu; fcto iii me ions.
The seats and top were burned ott
cr- I
rook with rss.
s j
B.iil
Anrsctively
To. na 1
LA- iXr fur
IIU la
h. I1ilh.k
dinrtfromitre
tr.ii.ulciorcf
mi
iTUBBY
.LJJLLi-J-L.l..
re-MivnoOE.! cts-rSiM
PATRICIA GOT TWKT Lxz
I FTtro I ttlOCi-rft HEB Aki' I
1 ICWEO JOE.V HopttES'
i . .. ... 0c-Kr Tr Cft
OOt -I OtS HL FOLLOW)
HEIc AM fctS. If- ANJY-
SANDY"
By ELENORE MEHERIN
WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE
j STORY GO FAR
Samy MCAeil. toroed Dy her lm
'noverlsued tiuuily into a loveless
man-iage with ien Aiuiiiio, a ruu
my, a uhuuhood sweetheart, ire-1
queut quarrels ioiiow. A eon isi.
. , ooio, uying eimost Immediately.
etaekiug - sonus -escape, onmiy ap
S' peals to Toot 'Uncle tiob, who eu-
Vabiea her tq'nke'a fiunoluiu trip
A! with hur mother. -There she meets
with hur mother. There she meets
iKcmoa worth, who drives and dan-.
iMuivu nwuii wuu unci auu iuwt.
oea witn, ner, ana iinauy saves ner
lite la the in! On saillug tor home
ana was surprised to fund lum a
DaaaenKer. i mnn u.a h
declares hla love. Alunllo meets
.sund ...n h.r m,.ih ih m-r
bandy and her mother at the pier.
(iO ON WITH THE 8T0KY FhOM
. HERE . ; ..
rulDTCD tA
I sssx si
For lunch they went to a resWU-
rant In Market, street. Aticu was I
'Plainly oisannointeu. navinK cncrt
isaeu a vision of dining at ma fat
ace. She drew" la a long, smftiug
ibieaih aud eyed-daudy lu a biyug
iwuy that said urtiy: "A lot oi
wuy that said -cm us: "A lot oi
;good It Old me to. doll lle a cir-
(good it aid me to, doll lle a cir-
cus horsel
huwi ua juiu.u
.better Uian expect my Jaiuily la do
anything for me!f',- 1 1. . .
"Who were
, Ai irohioi smile: "1 didn't kaow 1
Wiv, ,ulle Juoa nuotube-'i . ( '.
They went to the dressing room.
- r You've-certalnlf kcaulrea a fine
loroB rrecklus. 1 thought oud
w, va , .ur your coim)tx.
. r ..-
fwnjr, 1 inougni mey were ai-
- .i . t.
imcuve. uuu t wu uum . .- . -
.7 " , '
t""" . .
, gandy , cauht , fiah of herslf :
!,),. Ali(.8 eye8. , ra ih, ,aa ;
. - , h . 1
aDP'r!a 8 couinionpiftea, red-neau.
81ighUy ovei f at. T-(feekles gave '
t anu b,uUer 'k?ok1 ,n-
'7lr .ZC: "7 .V ".iMk.n
she, praerred., She
ptihes after the
,,
summer hoim;ry,
Blt ,h. B.id hrpezllv ln .... toll
, ,, ; . . . .
ca"?d lhat a1'" conceit
vx""1 T . ,
"Twee-twe.. Alice ole dear, .your
flattering tokens leil me aweaujf
that I'm home again. j
Quite a. come-down after Xho
iy Ume:you ve id?"v The. Bar-
ifir siuu.jumo uvi : v Mil--.
r.ittlr. a f A lli'ti's Urnu'a til t. li-.tv,
, , , , . . . . i .
idy suspicious. -At..
"'."' . " : . J.
-jsoining: Alice 1
"Nothing at all but seeing that all
tbe eh!'tlB men on U,e earth vlsit
or,work on ,he islan?,s-1 6ues oa,
didn't lack ior snort."
the eligible men on tne earth visit
" w,?..c!n n.ef 1 Savs oa
l"1"" i ... .u
,.An but u km)W bU tne
, ,., ., . ,e ,
L si i . . u. . They were at Monterey, sanuy ,
l"0 ' ' hoped hey wouIU spend. Urn night ,
D0t " good ,un' ore' yVhi,,l,lhet Del Monto. Sho. hoped this b-'
dirt In the McNeil mansion? How
are your married sisters?
"Very busy wondering what you-
,..J,.1
. V. . , ' l.,-. .iV
nd Fjsmnooa thank Ood Uiey did-
n't give me that name thinks she
has a floating kidney.- All 1 hops
la ahe doesn't trot hums to have it
anchored.
"So you see there'll bo tho us
ual Christmas rush to mama's for
the holiday dinners. Alice, per
custom, will ce tne goat. .
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wiin auci-i worus r.uuy ieii.
itno wans or tne oiu .MCPeu nouso
nueiu. iu u. -.wuu. ....
istreti hed its full length, two cloths
needed to cover It. And Mrs. lie-
Noil, h
fuce sliining, her EPnt'0
.. ti..A.. ,-.-
sho sat at the kitchen tabic sew-
nig up me lum-sjr, -MiiiiiK un omiuj
to thread the medie: faaii'l.r.g h
the thread with with onions and
drtissinif. Alice, whacking a cner
irom me cauiurun oi pomiw,
nu;.Hhlng them aa though she wero
pounding enemits to duath.
And Sandy herseit, rijtng anout
to get bar share of Uie work done,
mining a ueat ear io aiicui; 1
suppose you're daslilng like mad
so yiai can beat it otf primped to a
fare thei-weii with your irienu
Tiramy. Well, you can Just stick,
around and receive the mob. I'm
suro the Prince" of Wales isn't com-
lug to pay me court that 1 should
be elected the entertslnment com-
Imltteel Madeline Chester and her
I GOSH. HCO.e COMU5 ,
!OLE OOP-V, rOoW-HES )
iiinii-trmolPlxFlO 1
I f-virrv -ruiMi
I 1 e--r,irs 1. i -
It. I I l , .
! PA-tRlClA To
ifOit'weiscBw.i 1
1 fELLEU l
.Fora. T-HTAWiIGIiTy
MTtt
tttttttttttt4 leaned over liU as ha started .to
0 wrn: "11. Jlunllo aud party."
' ' " "TO TAXPAYERS" ''' alun'she repeated: '"Get-three
,, , . ...
The annual meeting of
Douglas County Taxpayers'
League will be held la the CTr-
cuit Court Hoom at tbe Court ei
House oo Saturday. November
2. 11115. at It) oclock a. ru.
An Invitation to attend this
( meeting to extended, to all
! taxpayers of the county. c)
' !1.iiiLlaa I'.innlir I'.njMrt' ' A i
League.
vvvwvvwvv-vwwwvv
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uiuuu Bit. uu itiepimuuu iu aiv
The poor, ' allocked mother hear
ing this, heaved many dour signs.
looKfcd al.Livu. MyriMU-'hiuii. - vjl'a
Srat satisiactluu to raise a tarn.
ily la this day and un 1 would
,
, . T. " . . "-
," W before d burl my moth,
1 ooo t ltDow when. 1 ot such
I aelUsh children. 1 ve aaerUlced ,
noelf on the altar of duty and f
Uua Is the return 1 get for It."
She wiped her nose, sniffing alt-
dlbiy. bandy, stricken by tnes
remarks, threw a look of fury a(
!uer sister, stuopeu anu kisseu me
.stray curl on her mothers ulumu.
healed neck.
' ah i i 1 ..i'know i,r ihn nnmad Arabs ana
tima tlieu mij think of fax mora
aimriug wayg f0r auenuimr,
lvln nr . hriamma rt.. lumilv
.., .,.i .i,,j. I
'nmiiiaiinc . their individuality.
There was so escape. The Unta-
.cleg of tradlUon an,i prejudice wer
i wrapped about their minds and bo-
bsfera her msrrlai;
ieitthem-Uke physleiU
i..i u. hr
.i Ik. ..i .,!. i.
. i u it. .
'.ii ',. -uima. ttno had riiclded
h,. ,. u. ih.,..i,
i .. i..,,..i. a i,
dremme)i ot miite such ts royal
. ' fl,Ji,, ,h,.,
!:'.;,.,.. .T. ..ki- - . n. m,.
waiting at the table was Ben Mur-1
lllo: was the fussy, well-loved Isa
khI j- .j
bel! , -i
si.iri.
fancy tneir siupor wnen sne low
. thfm she w&atvd a divorce!
She became uneaay rtutluaa.
Murlllo, too, was nervous, lie
n.e,i b. m ...lk. H wRnied
her to say grateful thinss like her
0 o.ner iua. w- ' vT
ri, ni SiU ' Till. I II e cl.ll. in
(iowtI.g ara sjmnly be:nitliul.
Ynll-,, ,hitlk v. wra lmiunr at
.me uiuol .uiswub iuiuuuhd.
never thought to nee auch wouflera,
Ut'n' ,
, He natronirtagly and pat-
t(.d isHbels hand. Sandy thought:
-He Uk. s oeonle to fawn. I could
get anything out of hun If I d stoop
f uiJU m. ,.f h .o.i
in L IiIm feat" And hn senineu
1 1 , . 1 ,
i"1 ln:" aver lnsmuiuoaas 10 ur.
ssw-was quiet on tile drive home-1
lips tlghLip(.d hi, han() oyur hers, watching!
! ward, unco or twico aiuriuo ni-,
Jt.r norro iy,
When It gTew da
"Mother's tilxd. Bin.
k...
1 whl,n lt fw aark Bhe gM:
, "Mother's tilxd. Ben. The trip was.
on her. Don't you think we
mar-'EhM h. .,', ...r
-.....-r, .
cause, she knew AUsu would be sil
ly with delight over it.
And she was iimatcd mat no
Patronized her inolhlsajKl was
lovely, isautt was cuuureu a isr
higher t)p than thut weuzent d tip
mother of his! Yet he looked uon
on bar. . It he were traveling with
his sitcr Beatrice nothing would
be too good for her. lleatilee had
more money than he, so he always
was showing off befoie hiT. But
ho dl,n-( m.,.d , bother about-lli
,limulliaro .McNeils!
i shu thought thiH hotly wh'n he
answered:,"! fisured to stop at
Klnr (-itv." '
memoenns 'no money ner tnp
ha , cos, He Bal(1. ..Wl mHh,,
Ki,. ( tonlnht. It's ouly
o'clock.'
Alice, sitting In the bark with
her Tnnthir. hail sliln IhnilfhM that
niitteroth "I wish I had her char
I d show him! I'd get it out of him.
fy slaters give me a puin. Tho
things other girls get! Why I. n't
she clever enough to work him?
,j-hH aimp!
Sandy sat very tense, nerving
h, rself. &ho now talked liriahtlv.
leiltM5 j,ira o( au (1B lr,)S ,hH had
taken. She watched the speertom-
,,lori ghn became clammy aud si-
iPnt aa the niiles crept up. Ten
more five more one more
she followed him to tho dok ln
the lobby of Oi hotel. She sVd
iih an air of great trannuility:
-Hen-get three rooms, will you?
I'm wlully Ured. Ho is mother:"
He apiieured not to hear Sho
Cupid's Tribulations.
ls Tilt: 1
, - r"r rA
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HMt HtM
wjp.r.-Mt4
1H'
rponiB, will jou?"
Pn that the ink spattered
ross the Pe.
CAJ-L, f0 SCHOOL WARRANTS
! u,'ce is hereby given that all
-'warrants of School UUtrict No. 4.
County. Oivgou. up to
na nicludtnr. No. Zoit endorsed
"Not Paid lor Want Of Funds' 00
l5lh y
of July 1325, and
; prior thereto, are this day called
.fur payment aud all Interest theto-
o:i ceases tram this dale,
l'&lcd this the 2jrd of November,
I ,. V. J. M1CELU. Clerk.
w'ewww'wwTWwwwwej
-,m . . m
) diet and HEALTH e
0'" AND HEALTH
- (Continued from page 5.)
Our foods. Our wheat and other
grains and our tvuiis have all
iteeu perfected by man1 throtmh
cuuivailon. in tiieir wna states,
imaitv of il.e foodn am inferior.
Tiie lonjest-llved and the most
(rlrile peoples In tho world that we I
Isome of the Balkans are great
'ihank-tcPJ""'la'',, of mlll?-
Occasionally, It la true, thrre
are. Beoulo' who cannot take milk:
tht y have what is called an tdlo
syucrasy, or sensitization to or
dinsry milk. But many of thete
people can take It in modified
tprnia. as ip custardn, cheeses,
laalicd mtiUJ, cViarh t)aties. etc.
!'n '' '''S ro:;"me, mna too
ahould add to yont diet if you
i In one cf my recent papers, I
uimiuij tnu.
about a.ld!hg egg yolks,
rnsqre auts. vhole train
breads.
4
Tmurruvr . Ufo's Mlnoi-,
OiUbioiw.
' I
Mrs. Cadi' Nervons
"For years I had gas on the
stomach and was nervous. Adieri
ka has done mora good than any-
tlii:it." (signed! Le.a Cook. ONK
fciwonfnl Adierika removes GAS awl
'.V.-l-r' ,sVw: . k,
.i.ii riui.wa.,
!ecl it-cling.' Daa'i iaale time with
lo lls or tabluts hut
let Adierika
j-... " -
ing, brlnKinn out mattwr you never
tiiouKht waa In your system. Na-
than ifxillenon, diUtSgl-t.
o
I fi! I Cfil Tl m R 1
I ASS h L PI I
ill! MiVs Cll !l II h(I
" UUIUUII t k llf
bit p. d. a bib
OVER 100 REPLIES
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When "P. f. ()."'tli"1o:ie worn
nn," wlio rr-cenily nvTMd a 40-
ncro Liock biiJ tmiltry raneli fur
le In ' tho clnssifh-d columns of
the Nl.wvt.vl(w. submitted her
ertlsemi'nt. slm waa franktr Mep-
tlral of her chanceH of si-liittpMhe
prorerly. It lies hem llpleil with
rrnl esiale diuh-rs for moiiihs. and
because of her inability to handle
th property miasiilHted sho has
been willing to sacrifice it nt a low
price. IVsjialrlng almost of ils sale
ihc finally decided lo Iry thn clas
Kiricl advi-rtineiiM-nt i-olunin of tio
News-llevlew, and now states timi
lie has developi-d writer's riamp
fi.ir.i Bnswerlng the couimunlca
Iloes rhc has receivril.
; With the Uilo of aii"W-ers di llver-tB-
to her today by the News Re
view rhe has received ovr l-n r
lHles to the advertisement which
t)st her only I'bnut 12. The an
swers, she Mtnlea, coninlna utmost
ev-r-ry kind of a proposition Iman-
Inabie. even to two proposals of
marriage.
; Several of the pro-pertive Miyers
ar vrrj-nsioiifi to secure the
property and she will probamy
elo.-e a.d'-hl In a fes- days.
Mm. "P. 1). )." Is Ihomiighly ron
verted to the power of cltiHHlfii-d
llflvettlsillg when IllleerllaenieillS
are carried in the lin ;ehurg News-
Itevlew, a system which "gets ro-
Hn),
1
fj
,
.Q's Catarrh
botli lorat and iotornel. snd hai been
ZVaiUdiua.
'""ivr.oirTyto. io.uoyaJdrugguts.
F.J. CHENTY fit CO.. Toledo, Ohio
fcuccns.'ol u trc trc.it-ni-ot Catanh
qi uie uiuer meafauie to limy wu
I - o-V'-r t t t- , 1 ;V I 1 I ' i-V'. . IS
fMMTOF-
PORTLAND. Nov. 25. The '
question ot lue management of
the slate penitentiary is an lui-!
portant one to the people ot Ore-1
gun, and reasonable methods for f
the Improvement of conditions are
being sought. Senator 1. L. Pat
terson, candidate for the repub
lican nomination for governor, :
aroused some interest in the situ-1
ation when he touched on some
of his Ideas, and sluce then he has
been asked to go further Into the
matter.
In the following Interview will !
be found Senator Patterson's state
ments on penitentiary niauage-1
went and pardons: i
"In ' anuounciug my candidacy 1
for governor under date ot Oclo- 1
ber find I staled tout 1 ruvorea
placing the penitentiary under the
Hoard of Control, giving my rea
sons therefore. Since then so
many Inquiries have come to ma
asking lust what I favored for a
bettoj-mcnt of the Institution that
I desire to supplement thut state
ment by saying, that when the
Boys' Training Sohool, now being
constructed, near Woodburn, la 1
finished and the old school at
Salem Yaca ted. 'that the latter
should be used toe first time of
lenders suntunced te 4ho peniten
tiary. ' Practically allot these will
be young men committed for their
iirst otlense against the law.
"The penlteutiury Is now so
crowded J hut the prisoners cau
not be properly segregated and as
n -uaol. 4utl, firn, IklfuHllllF. Ml-M '
i J..11., .,1,1. huu.l
criminals; In fuct. It might be cal
led a school for vice-and crime.
''The use of these buildings is
the only, way In sight; for tbe ee-gregation-of
prisouers In the near
future. There is at tho present
training school' sufficient farm
lands to furnish' employment to
the inmates. It should come un
der, the supervision of the War
den, and by the appointment to
conduct the institutius ot high
minded bftliials, who sr inter-1.
ested In human welfare, and
whose standards of morals are
such that they would be dally ex
amples to those unfortunate young
men. '
1 believe a large per cent 01
the Inmates could be. reformed
and becomes usetul,- law3- abiding
citizens. As I see It this could
be dune without Increasing the
per capita cost of the institution
Aa a matter of fact, this cost can
he, and must be, reduced. It is
unreasonable and Idle talk to say
thut It cannot be done. Wllh the
land used by the institution it
should produce uii Hie vegetables,
fruits, poultry, pork, etc., lor Its
own usorwlth able bodied inmates
In numbers sufficient to portorm
the necessary labor.
I'nnlons.
"The abuse of tne pardoning
power, in this stuto, has been oue
of the greatest obstacles to tile
proper enlorccmeut of our laws.
Records show that the "life
ilormer" In Oregon serves only
yonrs of his sentence on the aver-
i "1'nder our legnl procedure. It
rarely happens that an Innocent
1 nornon Is convicted of a crime.
i Where a persun Is charged with a
jtelony, tho case against him Is
I presented to a grand Jury aud It
lllvn of the seven memliers ot that
I body believe he Is guilty, an In
Idlcimcnt Is returned ugalnst hlni.
I "The defendant la then tried
in the Circuit Court before a Jury
of his peers, aud unless all twelvo
jof the Jurymen believe beyond a
i reasonable doubt In his guilt, Iw
is acquitted. If convicted, on ap
ipenl mny be taken to the Supremo
i Court, whero the proof Is con
sidered, and weighed and impart
ilal decision reached.
1 "The right and privilege of
Ihavlnn the truth of the evidence
for and against him dutermlned
'by two Juries and two courts, is
runted In all persons charged with
the commii"i"lon of crime. The
!wiincatia and counsol fur the ilo
. foiiUonls are provided at public
t expense. If desired.
"There will be greater respect
for our laws and they will he
nnler and br-ttur enlnried whenlty roudmnster, ersnlied head-on
I thn too frequent pardoning of 1 1nto a moving Soul horn Pacific
'criminals ceases. jfrelglit tmln, Monday, at 0:45
"It seoms to me that pardons '.o'clock. Dixon was painfully, al
Klinnld not hn Issued unle-s new thoiiKh probably not H-rlously, In-
ovldenco shall bo discovered
after the triul. sufllilent In the
1 Judgment of the trial Judgo or the
; prosecuting attorney to have
irhunged the verdli-l: cr upon tho
(recommendation of tho trial Judge
lor prosecuting attorney, who cer
tainly should ho consulted when
pardons ore coni-idcrcd."
I Men's suits cleaned and pressed,
fl.TiO. Uoseburg Cleaners, phone
472.
IT
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Iron Mongers
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
1MR SALE Dry oak 3tove and
tl-Kk wood. Phone 26U J. J. O. K.
Uai-tn
WILL BELL, or rent dwelliug, 1041'
! corner west 1st-street, aud latiFOUlt NICULY FUILN1SHEU
sveuue. Apply 220 S. Kane SL housekeeping rooms for rent
FOR SALE Three "or four' tons Phone 41tl. ' .
hay. close In. in barn. Pon O. vuu KENT Anartmenl r..mUhvi .
Uelblg. orcall 407 W. vass.
iu un w fin Wf-irAvnp rn
null sals uu c.At,ii.niUK une
Toggenburg milk gout buck, 8 1 g - - ., -. , ;
years old. Will. B. lioag, Sulher-, lXiR "LNT New bungalow with.,
..... 1 furnace: garage. Inouira 17 8.
i FOR SALE $15; phonograph wltS
records at a bargain, or trado fori
goals or light weight hens. Ad
dress "F. P." care News-Kevlew.
Foil SifLH 1919 Ford touring with
starter, cheap, or trade for goats.
chickens , or cowa, Adi'ss :"P.
F." News ltoview.
JaKCON D1T10N KD KLECT'R'TC
WASHKlt Standard make. Will
sen oiri cneap. aee at uuurcuiu:i!Jit .1-410,1 iiectd . aleeplnf
..? .
titAivKsuiviisu uoose aaa irieo)
chicken with other good eats, I
price 50c a platq at Orange Lan-I.
tern, 147 3. Pine. Phone 617.
1-Olt SALE Ford delivery, good
soape, new bony top. fcasy pay-
meuts. 229 N. Jackson.
FOH SAl.fci Two hounds. Call
i Sa(. or Sunday.- 1126 -W. -First
St. Phone 4tS It.
1XR SALK Ono registered llol -
stein bull calf. SIS: one purebred
Jerjey heifer, 2 years old, 8L
Alawea stock, giving 2 gallons,
$50. C. L. Weber. Phone 42F13.
ltt.l. . .
ALL AT A-SACUlFlCK 3 incubu
tors, 2 26tt-egg cap., 1 125. 1 Salt
luy separator; 1 Kardcn planter;
1 rifle. 25-20 ; 1 3 Iver Johnsou;
1 Wizard 6-voIt battery. Call at
!,ane Kt. Itoomlng House.
1- un. oaLs. HJ.iTut) "Iiuprovt-d bro
gon" slraa berry plants. $3.60 per
thousand at homo or (4.00 deliv
ered In Uoseburg. Nelson An
drus, Looking Glass. Phone
1KF13.
FOH SALK Three pounds broc
coli seed, grown this season,
clean and graded and grown from
e.xtin select broccoli. Also good
grade sorghum, this season's
crop. Oue good brood sow, will
furrow In two weeks; brings nine
to eleven pigs at a Utter. Also
a few cords of four-foot fir wood.
French Nichols, lit. 1, Box 93,
Koseburg. Phono 42F14.
AI'TO Iil'Nf INTO train;
KLAMATH FALI.8, Ore, Nov.
. A small touring car driven
hy Thomas Iilxon, Klumuth conn-
Jured. His car was roniplutely
demolished.
Tho yardmnstPr told tho police
he attempted lo signal lilsuu to
rtop. Dijon said ho did not notlro
llio train until it was dliuctly In
front of hlin.
0
What cough remedy do you pre
fer? Whnt'-ver It Is It's here, or
the specialty made by ourselves,
so good, so true and beneficial, al
l.loyd Crockors.
By WINNER
LOOvfS AS IF TV..".
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HtCH-HM" HKC THA.T!
Ort.VJELL'. VJHATS THE UCC ' F
TOVIM' To FIX THlf0C5 UPFC
AGlCL-TiiCV AlVJAVi ME'.W
SI-
Wri chance "to' b 1
iaiy with one. o .
our-; f; 'I-
n"' -"r
1 lizn
Alarm
Clocks
on the
awaken
time.
job
you
Give yourself
square dealbuy
oue of these Big
Ben Clocks today.
S WEANUNQ pigs for sale,
each. Phone Hi 5. .
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeo-
wJJI.1l.
clolie m. Inqui a-, Chadwick
:
j street.
.-
i-3 nm lurnlsbea
house. 110 per month.
Phone
210 L. Mrs. E. J. Smith.
, foh HNT Unfurnished (-room "
nouse, garage. Close In. Inquire
I S29 8. Plno.
I WouLD'tlKE to rent small ranch
equipped. Notify H. Copeland.
j MyrUe Creek. Ore. ... ,
room, -close in. Ill N. Bl.phens,.
' I I'V I ! J" I
FoH RENt 5-roora7" fumDined
modern house, adults. Pbona
471-L. or call UT . Btepb.ua.
FoR"nENt-roomr rnodeisTbun"-
galow, , with breakfast : , aeok.
I Closa In. Call Uoseburg Ap
kpyt-
merits. - ,- ...
MiMrKRN BlTNi;.LoWrtor rent 'In
I Laurelwood. Fireplace; furnace;
' hardwood floors; til sink. J. V.
, -aaey.
FOll KENT Flvu-rooai house, uu-4
furnished, with garage, on pave- r
meut, near school, full cement '.
' basemeqL several corda of wood, "
gurdun plot and chlckeu house, "
Phoue 70-J, or call iii K. 1st Ave. v
North.
1 - T
WANTED . !
1 J ...
WANTEi) General house worker. '
Hi 5 Hoover BL
WA N T L') Ueiierai houseworkl'!
Phone 617.
WANTED- Work on ranch or
wood cutting by two men, P. U. -
Box Bi ll. Uoseburg.
Fu'iW"VTASi,ElC-"Itlghbat inarkel
pi Ices paid. Wilson Tire Shop, .
opposite Newallevluw, Bring 01
snip to D. F. Shields.
Vt'ANTiJl) General house work by
an experienced girl. Reference.
furnished. Box 251, Myrtle Creek.
Ore.
LOST AND FOUND
DOO LOST-Whlte Alaska Spill,
from 431 S. Mill St., answers tj
name of "Wooly." Reward for
ruturn lo number given. .
MISCELLANEOUS '
CAR OWNER Don't forget tg
call K52 when In need of autt
paru. Bartfa Auto Wreckin
House,
UMPQUA FLORISTS
Choice Cut Flower
Flower Shop, 312 N. Jackson
Phono (30
Greenhouse, West Roseburg
Phone 40F1
WALTER CARPENTER
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At Brand's
ROAD STAND '
Pacific Highway 4 mile north
Open Evenings
3ood Things for Thanksgiving:
Kltrs
Dates
Applea . - '
Pears
O rapes ' ,
Bananas
Oranges
Pomegranates
Our Auto Will Call
Phon. 277
wMI.
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
, TOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
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