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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. DECEMBER T. 1925. BATS . ELKS, ATTENTION . The Marshfleld lodge will be unable to visit Roseburg lodge aa announced, on Dec. 3rd, and the special meeting tor that date has been post- poned. SECRETARY. EMBOLISM THEORY lzehtj (Anoclatl Vrvm U'nird Wirt.) XIEDKOltp, Ore., Nov. 80. The trial of Omar W. Murphy, charged with mannlauKliter, an the result of an ulluged beating ad ministered to his wife, Klia, lust March, was resumed in the cir cuit court thla morning, after a three days recess, and the entire morning session waa devoted to the defense cross examination of physicians, callud by the state, with the exception of 8ister Mary of the Sacred Heart Hospital, who testified as to the last mo menta of the dead woman. Doc tor's Geary and - Clancy of this city, and Dr. Woods of Ashland, were ihe slate witnesses under cross examination. The state theory that death was caused by an embolism, in lay terms, a blood clot, was combat ted vigorously by the defense, and the questions covered every pos aibl cause of death. The queries were confined to tbe hypothetical question asked ly the state. Ac cording to the state's evidence, all the vital organs of Mrs. Jdurphy were in a healthy condition nnd it Is contended that by a ''process of elimination," embolism caused the death. Dr. Geary was cross-examined relative to an examination made of the spine, when the body was exhumed after ten days, and found It in a normal condition. The cross-examination of medi cal men by . the derone is ex pected to take the remainder of the day. Th detente Is expected to call doctors testify that Incidents are not. Infrequent where the cau ses of death are undeterminable aud to ' contest the embullsm theory ot the state. YOUR PHOTOGRAPH It la time now to have it made, to avoid the holiday rush. It will solve a dozen gift problems. Tbe Kuseburg Studio, Salzman Bldg., 123 Jackson, Phone 462. TEXAS GOVERNOR OUSTS OBNOXIOUS COLLEGE DIRECTOR AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 30. Re signation of Amoa O. Carter aa a member of the board of directors of the West Texas Technological today by Uovrnor Alirlum A. Fer guson. The letter Bays the task Is un pleasant to the governor and states, that she is informed thai In December lnt year Carter "fitted up a building owned or controlled by you (perhaps a gar age building) in the old fushiuued bar room wuy, for the Oil Men's Association in Fort Worth." In the letter to .Mr. Carter Gov ernor Fera'-on says concerning Carter's ejection from a Thanks giving football game at College hlalion: "In your state it was but na tural for you to havo been unable to distlnKUixh between a colonel on my siaif dre.sst-d in khaki yel low and a town policeman dres sed In blue, who under ordors from the local authorities ejected you from the grounds in the in terest of public peace. So mem ber of my staff laid hands an you, as suggested by you in the public press." , (AanrUrnl I'm Uavd Wire.) DALLAS, Tex., Nov. 30. The Texas anti-saloon league today challenged Oovernor Miriam A. Ferguson to "make good" on her ofier of a reward of iOO for the conviction ot every liquor 'law violator worth more than J5.0U0. Through the Itev. Atticus Webb, superintendent, the league otter ed "to take down the reward as lust as the Gvernr can put it up until her funds are exhausted." i o Heat with gas. J.tcK ki:aiixi Alil SIVK tosoue ixsr hi. vi $ioo. (AmotUIhI ITeM Lcurtl Wire.) SAN D1KUO. Cal., Nov. ;!0. Jack Kearus. former manager of Jack Deinpsey, was fined u0 by Justice Lloyd Criffin this morn ing on a charge of disturbing the peace nt the international border last Friday night. One hundred LAUNDRY KIDS U5 u I L CLEAN JT LAUNPBY in ins wr -- . WE'Rfc NOW AWAiTir.fr Thcro la a charm In cl'-an, will laur.d'-red linen that appeals to milady S3 do fine cut glass and services of silver, t-he can entrant her linecs to our laundry care, because she know we are expert In the baud liuc of Ultra. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHO.VB 7 and fifty dollar of tbe fine waa suspended, however, on condition that Kearns violate no laws for six months. . . Arresting officers testified that Kearns refused to pull out of line of traffic when ordered to do so and that he ab-wed them. T. r. Dlmon. said to be an attorney of Los Angeles, appeared in court tor Kearns, who waa said to be ill. Snappy Una of both engraved and printed announcements at reason able prices at News-Review office. PLANS DISCUSSED FOR MUSIC TEACHERS' CON VENTION NEXT SPRING Representatives of the various booster organisations of the city were guests at the Roseburz Music Teachers' luncheon yesterday held at the home of Mrs. A. J. Young. wnere plans of the music conven tion, to be held In the spring, were discussed. ' In the absence of Gordon Cook, corresponding secretary, Walter Germain- who had been requested to gather data on transportation rates to and from Portland tor the delegatea to the conVenion here this spring, gave an approximate idea of the coBt. A report of the amount of money cleared from the benefit dance for the Douglas County Concert Band was given, and It was found that approximate ly 175.00 will be turned over to the band for its expenditures. It was voted that three new mu sicians of this city. Donald Parker, violinist; Hazel Goodwin, music su pervisor of the public schools, and Mr. Applehoff. the band director, be extended an Invitation to join the association. It being Mr. Cook's Intention stated . pre viously to resign from the po sition of corresponding secretary on account of business which takes up his entire spare time, the presi dent appointed Miss Lucille Sap pington as temporary correspond ing secretary. The important busi ness of the meeting was the mat ter of the State Music Teachers' convention, and Mrs. C. 8. Heinline rave an Interesting outline of the things expected to make the con vention a success here In the spring, and stated that one ot the finest things Roseburg could do would be to extend hospitality of their homes to the delegates during the two days they will be here. A few of the representatives from the city's boos(er organizations were unable to be present. " - Mrs. J. C. Fonsler, president .of the Koseburg Woman's club: T. H. Ness, of the Umpqua Chiefs; B. W. Bates, of the Roseburg News Review, and L. Antles. representing the Chamber of Commerce, for their organizations, stated that they would extend help in every way to make the convention a suo cess, and urge the people of the city to extend their hospitality, op ening their homes to the 100 dele gates. L. Antles, for the Chamber of Commerce, promised to furnish the strawberries for the delegates, and cars to transport them about the city on sight-seeing tours. There being a number of conflict ing dates in the early and middle part of May, the tentative dates for the convention are Friday and Sat urday, May 28 and 29. Mrs. C. S. Heinline will leave the latter part of the week for Portland, where with Mr. David Campbell, head of the organization in that city, she will meet with the board of music and discuss the dates and plans tor the organization. Dr. Brumfield's life was a tragic failure but he left $20,000.00 of in surance for his family. How much will you leave? Let Charlie rem edy it for you on December 4th. o TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS Notice Is hereby given that the county superintendent of Douglas County, Oregon, will hold the reg ular examination of applicants for State Certificates .at Roseburg, Oregon, as follows: Commencing Wednesday, De cember 16, 1925, at o'clock a. m and continuing until Saturday, De cember IS. 1S25, at 4:00 p. m. Wednesday Forenoon C. 8. history, writing (penman ship), music, drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Physiology, reading, manual training, composition,' domestic science, methods in reading, course of study for drawing, meth ods In arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, history ot education, psychology, methods in geography, mechanical drawing, domestic art, course of atudy for domestic art. ' Thursday Afternoon Grammar, geography, steno graphy. American literature, phy sics, typewriting, methods in lan guage, thesis for primary certifi cate. ! Friday Forenoon , Theory and practice, ortho Igraphy (spelling), physical geo i graphy, English literature, chem istry. Friday Afternoon School law, geology, algebra, civil government. Saturday Forenoon 1 Geometry, botany. Saturday Afternoon' General history, bookkeeping. ! Note Rule XXXI now read aa follows: "An applicant for any certificate shall pay the tee for that certificate at th time of the examination. Even though the ap plicant writes for exemptions, h shall pay the fee each tim be takea tbe examination. If he write on more than on subject" O. S. U J. A. CBXBCIinX, K:i mm m 31 JY Y01I1 mm ant mwi ,TnTniils1i .-ItVi I s I s T7 ; r 1 T ' i i n s i . I . . ( ,th i sari' miiiu Heavy Xmas buying has started! CARR'S Christmas Store Offers You MORE VARIETY LOWER PRICES BIGGER STOCKS QUALITY MERCHANDISE ' PROMPT SERVICE BETTER DISPLAYS The Store with the Christmas atmosphere GMISTMASIGI KB- MOW! WE ARE READY-TIME IS SHOR TIVS EASIER TO WOP NOW! PRACTICAL. GIFTS Felt Slippers, 95c China Salt & Pepper Boutonnieres 50c Women's four form and ribbon Extra low prkea en fin China, C!,y"ntni,um nd tlnael atyle trim, chrome aole. Childcn'. e, 6 pair. Novelty '"J" J Sr'h num0,r Boxed Handkerchiefs 50c Packed 3 In a box, 36 and B0a Fins quality styles at 76o and $1.00 a box. Big value. Silk Hose $1.00 Nothing, more practical than a gift of our (1.00 hose. .They woar and look fine. styles at Z5o and 3Sc . Women's Purses $1.49 Special 'value in fancy purse, nvelop or (trap styles, real leather or fancy materials. Bead Bags $1.50 ' A Beautiful new bead bags, fancy tops, chain handles $1.60 up. Used to b twice that much. Serving Trays $1.95 Wood fram, glass bottom, fancy designs, handled ends. Other styles 60c and 11.26. Drug Sundries Many itema in powder puffs, powder, rouges, talcums. Also in gift seta. Silk Novelties 65c Pin cushions, powder puffs, Pottery 1-4 Off fancy hand made novelties. Doz- ' ns of styles, 80c to $1.25. Your chance of a real quality oift at one-fourth off. Flower bowls, vases, Jardinieres, etc Towels 50c Fancy Turkish Towel, colored Jacquard borders, 50c, (So and 11.00. Wash cloths to match. styles 75c; men's $1.25. Handkerchiefs, 15c Really wonderful values at 10o and 15c. Real fancy numbers, 19c, 35c and t5c each. ; , Men's Ties, 75c' " Each In box. Silk or Knit styles' ' at 75c. Bows at 40c, Italian . Jacquards, C1.00 eaoh. - Women's Garters . 35c A number of styles at 25o and 35c. Better grades each, bon ed, 50c. 65c and 75c. Dandy gifts. " . . . . Silk Vests 85c Rayon Vests in several colors only i5c, bloomer and step-ins to match. Perfumes 35c Fins values In perfumes, beau tifully put up 35c and 60c, small bottles 15c and 29c - Fountain Pens, 75c Red barrel, oversize pens, gold nibs, big special value 75c, Oth. ; era at S1.00 and 1.25. i IT " tl.ll ' J"- nf 3 uniDreiias yo.o 0 r. f or- Big special n $1.00 and S1.2S BOX faper at JDC b " tZ I . - n.K Va,Ue"- ed9, ea,, ""y Whit, and color. In deckle gilt ber tips, fancy handles. Others 75e. Dollies and other pieces erjflt,. A bio valus in a cheaper " 3.w ma. paper for c J Big Tables of 15c Boxed Gifts Shop Our Gift Tables. Jewelry 50c Besides our big 15c Una we carry better gooda at 35o and 60c. Look fine and wear. Manicure Rolls 95c Stationery, $1.00 Different size sets of manicurs pieces, in rolls. ' Priced $54 to $2.50. Also separata pieces 16s A big box, 48 sheets and en- valooes In wonder values. Vsl. lum ftnisn. Large envfiwpw, Lace Scarfs 75c only $1.00. Christmas Cards ,; We have several thou sand extra values in 5c Christmas cards, each with envelopes. Also cheaper: ' or better grades. And extra val ues in post cards. ; ; Tags, Seals, Etc. A really, big line, 5c, or 10c packages, every, kind or style. Tissue, Ribbon, Etc ' Distinctive wrappings fojt . your packages. Cords and ribbons for tying. We give , you larger spools for your money. Big selections. Have a tree. We have the decorations, tinsel, snow, icicles, glass trimmings, etc. Wreathes, Etc. Rope, wreaths, etc. for home decorating. Elec tric wreaths, special at $1.35. Use one in your window. Wrap Your Packages .. TOYLAND Toy, Furniture Baby Dolls $1.15 ' ' .-i ' " - , Furniture sets, ! big dressers, Doll -with baby fsces end tables, ' beds, ete. Real cedar dress.. Back In blanket, Cry. chests, trunks, etc Big lln at Ing vole. . Styles SOe to $2.00. direct from factory low price. An addition to any girls' dell family. Games 5c Up M DfQ All th popular kinds. Also rob- . I h. hnr...h.. abc haards.' Chubby 'miiM dolls". 18 Inch blackboards, sto. Big lln of . Hn quality, mpa kindergarten game. arm and lag. ' Toy. Animals Mechanical Toys Import toy, In horses, shssa fir "glna, rollers, auto, etc. Stuffed animals, Tsddy . A hundred kinds to bears, dolls, etc Ws hav WalV eB" t Pr,e " "F-, -; Gkaezlx and Pal toys. . vlpa, . . , i " Wheel Toys Steel Toys Doll carriages, wagons, soootsra, ' ' ear, autos, etc Roseburg' big tl IS l"eh dump truck, lln. Scooter $1.95, 2M, $3.S lr ngln, tc. Each with rub- and $5.75. - bar tires. Tge beat mad toy '. thre) ar $1.10 to $4.7$, Iron Toys 30c Cast Iron coups, truoks, sutes, etc. Other styles In tractora, busses, tails, etc loo to S$c Any boy likes Iron toys to play with. '. Import Dells 1-4 Of f ' r . , Your chance to save on th pretty Mequt head dressed dolls. Steeping Sail 1$ to $2 SS at th dlNount price - Books 5c to 50c Building Blocks A. B. C. book at Be to big thlok 'Mother Goose and story books Squar blocks, nested blocks, at 60c Fletlen book 35o, 40 .Tinker toys, bead and all kind and 50c. Baby' linen book So of Struct toy In steel Keep up. See our lines. kids busy. 5c, 10c, 15c Tables Loaded With Toys OUR SYNDICATE BUYING' POWER REDUCES OUR PRICES c Ik J0LF1 A Department Store of Christmas Gifts. Gif t s for Men or Women or Children. Try Us First. - a -fa 1 r a aM ' 1 ' p (Directly Across the Street from the New Doufas National Bank) KOSedUTg Danta WaUS neaaquaners
