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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER f, 192?. FENCE Just unloading another car of the well known "Zinc-Insulaled" See Us First, We Can Save You Money. Turkeys Wanted Will pay 45c for, No. 1's delivered Wednesday, December 16th FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURQ iT8IBBggI.I.M.T.T.T.M.IT I "Ship By Truck" Save Dollars and Cents We have a fleet of trucks leaving daily, Roseburg, 4j Eugene, Portland, Medford, Marshfield, making B; delivery at ' 2 All Way 8 f Oregon Auto Transportation Co. Roseburg Phone 31-J 401 Oak St. NO CASE DEVELOPS FROM RHINELANOER JURY QUIZ (lUancUtnl ma Loan! Wiio.V WHITE PLAINS. N. Y., Dec. 10. The West Chester grand Jury in vestigating today the reported at tempts to influence jurors in their verdict in the Khinelander annul ment case, will, it is learned, draw a presentment against the practice of citizens discussing cases with trial Jurors. It was further learn ed that no indictment will be found against Dr. J. C. Dennelt, eye specialist of Yonkers, who Freder ick G. Sanford, a juror, told Justice Morschauser had talked with him about the case. PORTUGESE RULER QUITS. (Anwtatrd PreM Lraaed Wire.) LISBON, Portugal, Doc. 10. President Telxeira Gomes resigned today. , The president gave 111 health as the reason for his witbdrawuL HEI.SINGFORS, Finland, Dec. 10. The Finnish government re signed today on account of parlia ments refusal to vote the credits necessary for building a fleet for coast defense. Candy canes made to order, any size. Place your orders early. Pal ace of Sweets. Phone 76. See the display of Christmas cards now and plan to make early selections for best choice at Lloyd Crocker's Drug Store. Cook with gas. GEAR CUTTING Our Shops are Equipped to turn ou all kinds of machine work. Repair Work Done PINE ST. MACHINE SHOP Opposite Flour Mill AT BRAND'S ROAD STAND Pacific Highway 4 Miles North Open Evenings Till 11 o'clock REAL BAR8ECUE ' SANDWICHES Meat roasted on spits before the open fire. Coffee with real cream. Sweet cider. They taste pretty good after the show. Always a Big Assortment of Fruits, Nuts and Candy BULBS QUALITY FIRST Better Prices Than Ever While They Last, THE FERN Ths Largest 8tock of Good Used Chevrplets and Fords In Roseburg I ' W Will Sell en EASY TERMS Hansen Chevrolet Co. Phone Hi OAKLAND Points r Portland Phone M 2268 E. Water and Yamhill St GOVERNOR PIERCE STANDS BY PRISON PAROLE SYSTEM (Aauclsttd Pm LuH Wirt.) PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 10. Governor Walter M. Pierce, in an address before the Progressive business Men's club here today. declared that more than SO per cent of men paroled from the state prison make good. He said that in practical operation the parole sys tem has been a success. "The public Is apt to hear of the parole violator but seldom hears of the 80 per cent who make good," from town Saturday and is Bpend be declared. o BRITISH SAILORS TURN FROM OLD RAW LEAF TO CIGARETTES LONDON, Dec. 10. (A. P.) British sailors are turning from old raw leaf tobacco, soaked in rum and rolled up in twine, to the cigarette. When the Prince of Wales made his recent voyage on the Repulse, 1,300,000 cigarettes were sold, ac cording to D. Kennedy, manager of the canteen. There were but 150 pipe smokers among the 1,200 men in the ship's company. "Sailors follow one another very closely in their choice of smokes," he said. "Out the fashion changes mysteriously from time to time. On this voyage of the Repulse those who did not roll their own cigar ettes concentrated on two of the three very popular brands, quite ignoring the third. There was a run on a well-known high cltrss cigar ette as soon as the men got shore leave." o - Beat with gas. " Cook with gaa Candy canes made to order, any sue. rcace your oruers eariy. rat ace of i3weeta. Phone 76. Cook witu gas. , Why not give Fuller brushes for Xmas gifts. Sold by Mary E. Southwick, 212 W. 1st Ave. N. Phone 6o9-J. I Studehaker builds no yearlj ' models. TUBBY BOi". HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE ME "5? VWM.K To TOOTLE CReEK.5 I Heat with gaa. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1-8 9-L. 8 Wa BE "SANDY" By ELENORE MEHERIN WHAT HA8 HAPPENED IN THE . STORY SO FAR: Sandy McNeil. In love with life, marries lien Murillo, a rich Ital ian, to please her Impoverished family. Tyranny by Murillo and frequent quurreia follow. A sou id if a at birth, llob McNeil, her i uncle, aids la plans for Sandy and I her mother to take a trip to Ho jnotulu. There she meets Hamon Worth, who saves her life In the I surf. On the sunie steamer home ;he declares his love. Murillo de i Clares he will never release her. 'Judith Moore, a cousin, tells San ' dy love Is everything. Murillo i overtakes her as she goes for a tryst with Kauion. follows a clash over her promises to her sick mother to give up plans lor divorce.' She appeals to Bob for aid In a divorce action. Go on with the story from here: CHAPTER 47 "Could you do It quietly, Bob? Without the newspapers getting hold of It? Without Isabel know ing mil It was all over." "Oh. well!" said llob lazily Sandy Interrupted blazing with suppressed excitement. "I promised her 1 wouldn't. She'll take It terrllily. But I'm forced to do It. I can't live on as 1 am. lie won't have It.' "He wants the divorce too? But he's willing to let you get it?" "He doesn't know anything about It. I don't Intend to tell him till It's over." "Don't Intend to tell him till It's over? What do you mean, kid? Do you think you can sneak into court, snatch a divorce out of some legal grub box " Sandy slid from the table, the muscles of her throat contract lug: "Would be have to know about It from the beginning?" "Naturally. He's an interested party." She picked up the blotter .tear ing the layers apart: "And if be didn't want me to have it, could he preventit." "He could make It very diffi cult, unless you had strong grounds." "I have!" "What are they?" She looked at her uncle accus ingly. "You know about those dinner invitations! You know how he insulted lleinie twice! I'm afraid to have a friend come to the house. 1 never go around, because I can't so much as return a treat to an ice cream soda. He never gives me a cent. He hus loads of money. All the time Isabel's been sick I've had to walk walk miles. I don't even see the girls 1 grew up with, be cause I'm ashamed to accept fa vors I can't return.' "He persecutes you with his stinginess?" "Yes, he does!" Bob reached over and touched the rings on Sandy s fingers the circles of diamonds and emeralds: "He could refer to these, Sandy. He could show the hotel bills while you were In Honolulu. You couldn't get a divorce on the ground of stinginess ' Sandy shut her eyes: "Those aren't the grounds!" She sat down and covered her face with her hands. "What are they, then?" . She answered in a still, breath less repression: "I hate him! He sickens me. I won't live with him. Nothing can make me. He doesn't want a woman. He wants some kind of a fawning dog! Someone who will truckle to his every whim " Gha nnw luvnmfl faint with the heat of her memories. "Even when 1 tried honestly tried to ao n,v nart hn WfllkPft Oil me. 116- f.n th.' hnhv wan horn and 1 didn't feel like having a mob scene I asked him to postpone . tne hni..n,rmlii, He anneared to agree. Three days later he came home with engraved invitations. My wish meant simply nothing. Tha nid MnmniiK t rented their fa vorite slaves with more considera tion!" "He causes you great mental ..,rrUPini,i Thnt'a in easv cause for an uncontested divorce, an almost Impossible one If ho wnnts to fight It. Haven't you any thing more definite?" "Yes!" And almost Inaudliiiy: "It's his fault the baby died. I ., ttM.llritio- if wan hot. 1 niii,ln't u-alk nnv farther. I sat down. I rested an hour. I start ed out again. I was taint. 1 couldn't go on. I leaned against .rwir Thnn Tlmmv ranie. He'd passed me twice. I didn't know this.- He gave me a Hit drove mo to the Iiouo. And HIS saw I KMOVO J mi (that." - She put out her hand, shoved the blotter. across the. table. "Ho '(.aid things to me.- He called me inames. He said I could go ef iterwards In two months after ithe baby came. He'd take the i baby and 1 could go because he didn't want a - a a person like me In his house." . The feeling of suffocation fainting suffocation, as on that oppressive day, returned. She felt .Murlllo's fingers biting into the flesh of her wrists, his breath hissing in her face with the ter rible epithet he called her. "I fainted. I struck my' head. I fill heuvlly. So the :uhy was born " Through :ho thick, belonged silence she heard U1 ilc.Noil'a volco. It had a steeiy, ominous note. He repeated his question: "Did anyone see that, Sandy? Did anyone hear him call you names? See htm size your wrists?" She shook her head. "Wasn't Ida la the bouse?" "In the basement. She didn't see it. No one saw It. But the baby was born. 1 was all rignt before. The doctor knows that. So It was born. And It wouldn't have been! It would be alivo now" She clasped her hands, wishing to hide their shaking. . "There's all that between us, Dob. I would not live with him again it it meant death to escape. He won't let me stay on in the house tiny longer as 1 have been staying, lie said so. Last night he tried to break the door down when I locked it. "And once before the night we got home and I told him 1 wanted to bo free that 1 couldn't return to our marriage, he came at me with the fire tongs " "My God! Strike you, Sandy? Did he strike you?" "No. He was going to. ' Ue flung them against the wall." "Did you scream? Did Ida hear you? Could she be a wit ness?" She put an icy, shaking hand to shade her face. "1 didn't scream. No one aw him.. We were alone." Bob McNeil, a set, furious look on his handsome face, now filled his pipe, tupping in the tobacco with a pencil. He was seeing Sandy radiant, flinging the Spa nish shawl about her, running through the grapevines. He had caught her more than once . had laughed in his heart at her blithe, gypsy gladness. He saw her now with her life broken a needless frustration. She was standing: "Those are grounds, aren't they Bob?" "Those uren't grounds, Sandy. Because you can't prove them." "You mean 1 couldu't get a di vorce even If I tell all that " 'He can deny It all. Every thing you've said he can deny. If he Intends to fight it, you have to have real proofs. It's easy to get a divorce on any flimsy grounds when It's not contested. But if be started out to fight you wih his money and influence, you need a much stronger case thua you've got. He might bring coun ter charges." "He would. He'd make me black as pitch. He said so." San dy reached for her bag. Dizziness crept through her veins. "Then you can't gel It for me, llob? No you said you can't. And to her self, murmuring "What shall 1 do 1 wonder what I'm to do?" An hour later Sandy left the office in the back or the store" that served llob McNeil more as a lounging room than law office. She hurried, halting now and then to ask herself blindly: "What's the rush?" Bob said she must go home not talk about running to the city wait pre pare herself be able to earn a living. Hod talk to Murillo. .Mu rillo had the latin temperament he was cooled off now. Both would make arrangements with him. Sundy should stay In the house in definitely. They needn't mention any further plans of hers. But she must go home. "Yes- no place else to go " Late afternoon when she reach ed the garden. Chrysanthemums gaudy, golden things marching In splendor down the walk, t-he thought: "Is he in there now?" She felt weighted. Her heart was cold a lump of Iron. She went through the yard to the kitchen. She said to Ida: "Hello any one home? Mr. Murillo come yet?" "No he's not come. She ate her dinner alone. Tears fell to her plate. She said to her self, trying to laugh: "Ills loud . . . I'm eating his food" She went to her room and lock ed the door. When she was ready for bed she stood at her bureau nnd slipped the rings from her finger. She set them with her bracelet in a llttlo tray. SHe looked at the gleaming little mound, thinking quietly: "I could hotk these. I'd get enough to live on while I was waiting f'jr a Job " - She slept Inte. File ston.l nt A Fair Judge of Speed T Ho A Hum'. ) TfTr the window at the next morn iug letting the breeze run through her hair. It stood out about her pale face aud shadowed eyes like aa aureole. - Someone- knocked i knocked again three times. She wont over softly, pu'led the door wide, stepped Into the hall. It was Murillo. He smiled: "Good morning! Nice that you're able to sleep late, isn't It? Nice that you don't have to rise early and get your husband's breakfast. Aud you're willing to do this In dear! I'll try to appreciate the favor." . v He brushed past her. He stood in the middle of the room, glanc ing about. His eyes turned to the bureau, rested on the glittering wound of jewels. A slow, gleaming satisfaction on the curved lips. He took the little tray In his band. "I'll take cure of these, my dear," swept tlu Jewels to his palm, smiled at Sandy and put them in his pocket. -the Coat to wear anywhere Tnii store now offer! a won derful knitted coat, Jantzen madc worthy companion to the famous Jantzen swim ming suit. A garment of per manent style, of quiet ele gance and outstanding qual ity, with a fineness of tex ture heretofore unknown in knitted coats a sheen and quiet lustre that only Jant zen Yam and Jantzen Stitch can produce. All the latest shades and pat terns for fall are now hero awaiting your select ionMost reasonable in pne Harth's Toggery ROSEBURG, OREGON 'Companion tt thi 9Hon'i Swimmmi Suit jyr Auto Top Manufacturing Repairing Tops and Curtains, Upholstering of all kinds ' Tent and Awning Work ' Wlnetunter St. "vair (J i JJ rrr- i ! cm : tmmm 1 1 Harry Pearce I r rira.'T Vnil ITWlUTAKE VOvJ V I I- ABOUT AW AKi A HALF J ' T NEWSY BITS STAMFORD, Conn, Clarence Goodman, who has Just left the ministry of the church of the NaJ arenea to be an excavation con tractor, eats dynamite. He says It is good medicine. Firemen putting out a blaze in bis bouse found eight sticks of it and called him to court for not having a storage permit. Then he told why he kept it in the house. He was fined lit. PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Cather ine Sherman Feas, 14, must go to school two years more and her husband must see that she does it. The Juvenile court has so ruled. The board qf education complained that many girls under lti are mar rying to escape school. LONDON Electrlo lights cava tricked iguanas in tbe zoo into end- lug a week's hunger strike. They would not eat because of fog and cold till artificial sunshine mado them wiggle. last to the feeding troughs. . ST. PAUL "It Is implied," that the ring will be returned to the giver when an engagement to mar ry is broken, a district court Judge ruled. . DANVILLE. 111. Another addi tion to Red Orauge's retinue. Dr. E. 1). Cooley may accept the posi tion of personal physician to the football Hash. MINNEAPOLIS Fred Fulton Fulton lost another decision. The heavyweight pugilist's application fur reinstatement on the police force was denied. NEW YORK Lee Garnet Day, back from Europe, with his Paris bride, the former Nancy Say lea, who broke her engagement to Ueutenaut Ernesto Ueccl, of Italy, thinks any girl has a right to change her mind. Aa for the lieu tenant he is a thorough gentleman and a mighty fine fellow. BALTIMORE. Md.-Glrla are nearly 100 per cent wrong and men only 45 per cent in estimating how long It will take them to dress or do anything else. Tests have been conducted at seven collegea by John Hopkins Psychologists. WORK ON NORTH UMPQUA ROAD TO BE COMPLETED J. M. Meyers, superintendent of construction on thi North L'nip u.pa road project, was in Uosobnrg Kilcy on ofticial business. The vrrk will be completed on the ri ad about the middle of the month, Mr. Meyers states, and nil etews will then be witr.drawu. He Is very anxious to sej money au briiDriated for the rwd In the i ear future, feeling that the com pletion of the project Is a matter of greut importance to Douglas county. Mr. Meyers has .supervis ed a difficult piece of work dur ing the past two years, and as a result a fine piece of road has been constructed at an unusually low cost. . Although the road Is narrow, it is upon a substantial grade and permanent location. It has been the purpose of the gov ernment and forest service to build. a road reaching as far Into the forest as possible In ordor that improvement work might be car ried on Inside the forest areas, and that better protection might be given during the times of fire danger. This road Is primarily a development road, and eventu ally will link up with Eastorn Oregon, but In addition to Its primary object It hns wonderful value as a scenic .road and one which will attract hundreds of tourists to that section of the. i county every year. Nice line practical gifts tor the home. Zlgler-Fee lldw. Co. WhenWinterCoraes Foley's Honey andTar For Coughs and Colds CUT THI8 OUT IT IS WORTH MONEY RmuA thla ft ft and tan tanta la Tatar 4 0.. 1439 Slitfflald Atc. CTriraKa, 111., writing your Kama and addraaa cLaarljr. Yon will r coite a aaropla bottl ( Folr'l Homy and Tif f!n tnim n nil Imr mti ha. rolrla and hoarfta- tif.it, alio ampla parka rai af Fftler Pill, ft diuratlo it i la at for the alflntyi.and TaVff Cathartic Tnhlata lot ronitipatlon arid ku stianaia. That rlt-nanrtabla ramadlaa ara iim ffm apUlaa and bava balta4 mOUaa l peopla. Iry tLeml W. P. Chapman. i UJMV V . W0 f HOVAl COULD I Xtit , I until SAW J lr VVOO WALK t J fj m it VASES AND JARDlNtelt Comprises a wide range of choice, and you are sursi. to find in the collection just the piece you want.! w . loqk ST0CK ovR FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS ' CHURCHILL HARDWARE COfe The Iron Mongers Classified Section i ALL NEW ADS FOR SALE WOOD AND HAk for sale. Phone 270-Y. FOll SALE Cook stove. J. H. Wil liams, Elgarose, Ore. CHRISTMAS TKEKS for sale. Any size. Phoue 615 J. FOR SA1.U Canned fruit. Mrs. R. U. Stovall, 1UV2 Prospect tit. FOR SALE A good second hand range, cheap if taken at once. Phone 41S-J. FOR SALE Old fir block wood. 13.50 per Uer. Phono 14F1S. Mel ton Bros. FOR SALE or trade, apartment house with seven apartments. Call at 246 S. ParrotL FOR SALE Wool cards, Import ed from Finland; 11.85 post paid. John Nylund, North Bend. FOR SALE 2 black mares, 7 and 8 years old. Weigh about 14UU each. Box 61, Camas Valley, Ore. ALL-CHICKEN TAMALE3 To morrow at Christian church ba zaar, Newland'a salesroom. No phone orders. FO IISALE Ei of SWt and SWi of SE1 section 12 T. 28, R. 7 Make me an offer. Li'RI" Barto. Thompson Falls, Montana. WOOD FOR SALE Fir block. 3.utl; oak block, 13.50; oak stove, $4; 12-in. fir, 2.6u, de livered. Phone 497. FOR SALE Bed and springs f2.50; silk floss mattress, practi cally new, Sltl.OO; dresser, 117; coal oil stove, three burner and oven. (5.00. 124 Brockway St. FOR SALE 1 Stradivara upright phonograph. Has 65 records, cost 1225. Will sell for 175. Excellent condition. Violin tone. Box 135, Yoncalla, Ore. FOR SALE Dry oak atove and block w ood. Good bug body and commercial body; ton and half Republlo truck In good running order, or trade for touring car, or terms on cash sale. Phone 2S0-J. East Douglas. SEE OL'lt used cars before you buy; over 20 to. choose from 1 1U21 Ford touring, starter and good running order 176 1 1921 Chevrolet 95 1 1U21 Dodge touring, cord tires, new paint And 20 others, coupes and se dans. Easy terms, year to pay." HANSEN CHEVROLET CO CATCIIINO'3 GUARANTEED LSEI CARS , 1922 Ford touring 1185 1U21 Ford sedan 225 lillS liodge touring , . , 225 1919 Dodge touring 275 1M2I Chevrolet tuuring.. 260 1926 Tudor Ford sedan 713 1922 Dodge sedan 00 Roy Catching Motor Co. Hudson-Essex Dealer. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua By WINNER j r i i Ywsr w a . i For Thai Gift There is nothing a woman appro, ciates more than beautiful and ut' ' f ul Pottery. Our line of ON BACK PAGE. FOR RENT PIANO for rent Phone Sl-Ff FOR RENT I room furnished apartment 146 8. Pine. FOR RENT Housekeeping room. "im wm. ose-. jacason. FOR RENT Steam heated room. zau N. Stephens. Phone 148-H. - FOR RENT Furnished 3-room apartment 08 S. Stephens. FOR RENT Five-room furnished house. Inquire 647 S. Stephen. Phone 47I-L. FOR RENT Two large well ra msnea Housekeeping room. Private front entrance. Closa la. 131 8. Main. Wanted EXPERIENCED lroner wants wor in your nome. f none 436-u , WANTED Two men to do lug. Phone 42F25. C. F. Dyar. . ALL kinds of sewing, men's ahtrtjs a specialty, an Miller UL Pnona 469-L. FURS WANTED Highest prices paid. Wilson Tlra goo opposite News-Review, Bring ox. hip to B. F. Shields. .:, HEMST1TCH1NQ 6 and S cents. wora guaranteed. 317 a. -.Stephens, south of Rose hotel. Phone (US. Mrs. Hill. WANTED, SKIM MILK delivered at state farm or In town. Can use 8 to 10 gallons dafly. H. B. Wells, Phone 45FJ. .' PARTNER WANTED For highly profitable business. t guaran tee on Investment to start Ad dress Bos 1, care News-RsvleWt STRAYED from Winston, dog.'part Airedale, light tan curly i hair, long tall. Very timid.. Reward. Mrs. 0. J. Ut-her, Phone JFt. FOUND Lady's wrist watch. Owb. er call at News Review office and describe the watch and band aa means of identification. MCXLLL1US ROOM AND BOARD, $9 per week. rnone osn-j. . MAUCKLabob-curls, halrcotUag ana snampoos. Airs. Amy Kogera. Phone llx-LL 137 N. Main. - CAR OWNERDon't forait" is all (63 when la need ot aatd parts. . Sartf's Auto WrecUaa House. LoTd of IIAV and no stock'. Want a team to feed for the use of them.. What, have you?' John Roberts, Dlllard. - a- AI77-MyGiatoYo IrFEwiHbttWswtxfwtf joti 4 once and for all time rtd ourscn of those aiumynjjL eocos sMe and danaerons PILES and, Rectal and Colon alhneata. .-. MY Wf" -pm Book tells of am tBscsaa WRITTEN GUARANTEE to racs wltftfltrt a tteapvtat statical tan. or reman jam lee. Many setters ara aim contaaed tneraka saw. Ins so I have (tvea aech ,tm Beans ana strength t JAa Mi-wB Wa? .T T H IMfgtni DEAKHUo 1: sutrna ne. mt LOST AND FOUND C-btiiH It Own y W .. Q Itftt mi lZril I