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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1926.
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Here's Quality
IKrimt;now,Prices!r:.
Fall
att(dTopboats
Buaine&a Visitor, f ' ' -' :
H .R. Green of Molroso, was a
business visitor in' Koscburg this
mottling. ' I f ? . .' " '" !'
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On Busines&rr '
! C. V. Odes' of North Dec-r Creek
was iu Hie , 'city Wednesday ailuud
ing to business niatturs and gruel-'
ing. f rtendB. t ' J : '
'Mr.'Huntly In i i ' f,
A., O, Huntly of Mystle Creek,
was' iu; Roseburg yesterday- altur
noon looking 'after busiuesji af
fairs and. .trading) ,
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Business Visitor
J. K. Page of Garden .Valley,
was attending to business matters
and trading here a short time yes
terday afternoon.
There, are so many good, things to say
about these Fall Togs that we hardly
; know where ' to startj and then we might !
; not be able . to, stop so why not you take
. the time to come in and see tnern for .
yourself. -'''.''' ' ' 1 -
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Frorn Melrose '
.C. R. Holmquist,. Melrose resi
dent, was in this city-yesterday af
ternoon for a snort time ialtendiug
to business matters, ,
Daughter Born r.,; J ' '.
', Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huffnam of
Sutherlin, are being congratulated
on the arrival , of a daughter Oc
tober 19. at Grants Fass, , ,
From Dixonville t '$ ,
J. H. Cunningham of Dixonville,
was a Roseburg visitor Wednes
day, spending the afternoon trans
acting business and trading.
From Melrose' ' i
' A. Bakke of Melrose, was a
business, visitor in this city for . a
brief time yesterday afternoon. ;
From Glide "'...; ;
Willard. Smith ot Glide, was in
tho city Wednesday attending to
business , mutters ' and ' greeting
friends. '' , ; : ' ' .' .. " ' '
! Rflioo v irnniuiT
mioo a Hrnuivi!
IS CONTRADICTED
Mr. Vaughn In; ; , , i i
Jini Vaugliu of Rock Creek-, was
a;. visitor in this city' .Wednesday
and was looking utter business ill
fail's. : . - ',.. li
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Put bono moal fonillznr on your
gurduu or flower bed -for benefit
iu the spring. Wo sell in any quan
tity. Wharton Bros.' '
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Back From Trip-. !; t ' '
W, D. -Wiley, arid B', Roadman
returned, here last evening after
a hunting trip ; enjoyed at Cow
Creek' Canyon since Sunday.; '
To San Francisco i ?
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Jost left last
night for - Bun ; Francisco wliere
they will visit and. look after busi
ness affairs for. some time. -
i CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
SAEEM, OREGON
l'ifiiSfio&i'"lliat' 'causes ' it'JiupiFsfb' (eel at home and takes" a '
personal Jpterest ia theiis- welfare; both in school and after, the .
-.course is completed. It occupies fine new quarters, built espe
cially for its use, in a now building. Not too large a school, but
large enough. Ten thousand feet of floor space. Send for our
booklet "A Golden Investment." --.
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WhatWe
By dependable used cars we' mean those
that we sell.-. Dependable used cars have many
miles of unused transportation in them and are
economical to. buy.':
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We look upon the purchaser of a used car
as the prospective buyer of a new car and value
his good will accordingly.
You take no chance on the quality, of
goods you are getting when you buy from us'.
Year
1925 Dodge Sedan . .
1925 Dodge Enclosure .
1924 Dodge Coupe .. -
1922 Dodge Touring .
1918 Dodge Cut-down
Payment. . Per Mo
1922 Dodge Screen-side ..
1926 Ford Sedan, Ruckstell drive
1924 Ford Delivery
1922 Studebaker Touring
'1923 Chevrolet Truck '. :
1923 Chevrolet Touring .
1923 Chevrolet Coupe :
1921 Nash Touring .:
322.00 $58.55
314.00 57.02
204.00 ; ' 37.22
89.0C) ' 16.52
89.00 16.52
147.00 27.05
195.00 36.50
130.00 24.08
155.00 28.58
130!00 . 24.08
130.00 24.08
130.00 24.08
155.00 .28.48
Guests at Folk1 Home-i ' ''-..' S
j Mr, and Mrs. ;R. S. .Beckman have
arrived 'from Seaside lb Miend a
week or so visiting at the homo-of
Dr. and Mrs. Harrison Folk.
Back- From Portland ; , i
Whiter - Johnson returned th,isi
morning from Portland where hp,
spent a day looking after business
affairs: ' ' i .;
Special tirlco on stone iars:' lb
gallon only & gallon only J2:40.
Milk crocks in i gal. and 1 gal. Get
theso for sourkruut at Powell's
store.. . , .
In Yesterday i .
. Mrs. . Carrie Itruse, who . resides
on the Melrose road, was iu the
city Wednesday ntteudlng to busi
ness affairs and visiting. . 3
Business Visitor i
Voluey McKoan of South Deer
Creek, was in Roseburg yesterday
for a snort time attending to busi
ness matters and tnulins,.
English dinner sets FREE :' 42-
ptecs-dlmior set free with each new
range this week. No' chauEe ,in
price. Just a real saving to you if
you act quick, mty at Powell's lo
less and spend the difference.''. i
Here For Visit i j
Mis. J. 'H. Miller of Lako county,
California, arrived here, last even
ing' and will spend a week visiting
with the Conn family at Melrose.
Returns Front', Coasts
Mrs.:-Joseph F. ? Jones leturned
last night from Marshficld .where
she.has ibeen visiting at the home
of '-Mr.- and' Mrs. J. M. Sharp for a
week.
Visitor In City : 5 ' ; 1 .
r Attorney J. -W.'' Ash.clilef claim
examiner of ; the California Stiito
Compensation Insurance Fuml.t of,
San l'Vancisco, was a business yis
itbf in Roseburg1 yesterday, jlle left
for home last night. . - ' ' s
tobs County Man' Here
J, C. Jjuie, vice cliainnnn of the
Coos. County Republican Cen'ral
Committee, was lu Roseburg today
for a few hours. Mr. Lane is ac
tively engnRPd in cnnipalgning for
Senator Stanfield nnl reports Ibe
independent candidate is making; a
uig gain all over the nlalo. -, , ,
Officers in Cty . , r . .. r
. Percy Vnrnoy of the Investigat
ing 'department Qf the nubllo ser
vice commission and Joe McMahon,
of the slate traffic department,
were in Roseburg last night. , They
aro on their way aoutli making
an investigation, of auto, f freight
irainc.i ;
From. Ashland -
i-Mis: Johnson of Ashland, 'arriv
ed this morning from Portland
where she has been visiting and
will spend a few. days in Roseburg
visiting friends before her return
home. - . .' . ' ?
Spends Day Here
F. O. Barker, special representa
tive of the lease department of fha
Hunsaker Investment company, of
Loi Angeles, left for Portland last
night after spending a day here
calling on business acquaintances.
Mrs. Young Here
Mrs. J. IX Young, formerly of
Roseburg, who recently moved to
Portland, is visiting hero for a
week. Mrs. Young is nmv an edi
torial writer on the Timbeiman, a
lumber trade paper.
Congressman Johnson. Visitor' !
Congressman .' Johnson ot , Ho-
quliim, Washington, was a, visitor
In Roseburg Tuesday and oallod on
J. A. Harding ot tiie Hotel Umpqun.
JTr. Ilnrding Is a warm and' poN
sonal friend of tho Congressman.
The latter was onroule to - Wash-'
ington, IX C, via southern points.
Claude Borden Visitor v
Claude Borden, guido who accom
panies Znno Grey, famous author,
on his trips in the Rogue River dis
trict each year, was a visitor hero
yesterday enroule to Portland
where ho will purchase building
materials for additions to the
grounds of the new lodf?e which the
author recently had built on the
Hoguo river. ' '
Visit Here For Day' '
Mr. and Mrs. D. Boone and two
children and Mrs. T. Peters motor
ed from Portland and spent Wed
nesday in 'Roseburg visiting with
friends. They were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Gross.
The latter is a cousin of JUrs. Pe
ters. . ; v - .''. ;
Condition Mrs. Davis Same
Tho condition of Mrs. Wade Dav
is of this city, who suffered a frac-
li.uie ul Liie uuse oi me skuii in a
I fall down tho basement stairway at
the npartnients ot Mrs. Ogden in
Eugene Tuesday, and was taken to'
the Eugene hospital, remnlns about
tho same, according to . word re--coived
hero from her eon, Lloyd
Davis, who went to Eugena to be
wilh his mother. That slie an-,
poared much brighter tlila morn
ing was the report, however it will,
be a few days before it can bo
learned how serious her condition
is. ,.. -.. ..,
Party At Glide
Preparations are being made Tor
a Halloween party at Glido on tho
evening of Friday, October 2!). The
party is to be given by tho Glide
grange and the high school siudent
body and it Is expecled that prac
tically all of the residents of the
community will be present as a
most enjoyable time Is anticipated.
' (Anoctttd Pwii Ltd Wl.)
' Hall of justice, los an-
GELES, Oct, 21. Juge J. A. Bardln
of Salinas, California, possitively
identified Mrs. Virla Kimball of
Oakland, :as the woman who signed
ine -Aiiss X" affidavit at Sallnaij
August 15 In 'furtherance- of ; the
confessed scheme of Mrs. Lorraine
Wlseman-Sielatf, Mrs. Kimball's
twin slater, to prouce false char
acters In tho. Aimee Somplo : Mc
pherson, -kidnaping case, i : ..- - , .
Judge Ilar.Un, appearing as a de
fense witness in the evangelist's
conspiracy hearing, surveyed Mrs.
Kimball on the witness stand und
then, called to the box himself.
declared she- was tho woman who
had affixed her signature to the
document intended to dissipate
rumors that the evangelist : had
been the cottage companion of Ken
neth G. Ormlston at Curmel last
May. . - ' '
Mrs.; Kimball, under examination
counsel, a moment before, equally
by w. I. Gilbert, chief of defense
positively denied that she had ever
been in Judge Banlill's office, but
admitted ' she had spent several
hours in Salinas on the morning
the affidavit was made. "
She declared she went to Salinas
accompanied by- ' Mrs'. Wiseman
nnd Miss Rachael Wells, Philael-phia.-
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Mrs. Wiseman,-'.'state's witness
and co-defendant with Mrs. Mc-
Phersou, testified she had brought
ns Ormiston's companion at' the di-.
Miss Wells from the east to pose
rection and under the pay of Mrs,
McPherson.', ' '
' Judge Rardin detailed the visit
o'f Mrs. WIsoman, who' also signed
an affidavit at Salinas stating she
chaperoned Miss Wells at tho cot
tage, to his office on the morning
of August 15. Mrs. Wiseman' told
him and Roland Rich Woolley, per.
sonal counsel- for the evangelist,
who was present at the judge's of
fice, that she had the lady with her
who was known as the "Miss X" of
the McPherson case. - ,
' Mrs. Wiseman represented her
companion as' her on sister, the
witness said.' stating she had
brought her from the east. Wool
ley and himself, he Bald, were ask
ed not to crossexamlne "Miss a."
because of the attending ' humilia
tion. ; ' ' ..!';;.
.judge Bardln said Mrs. Wiseman
evaded all , questions ' concerning
,tho Carmel cottage, t which ho said
he had visited the day before.
; A .delegation, of Mrs, McPherson's
followers of , tho .Four Square -Gospel
wore on hand when court open
ed in response to the pulpit appeal
ot the Angelas Temple po.stor last
night that they come early today
and "sit In" at the hearing. .
Ramon D. Gonzales, who testified
yesterday. Mrs. McPherson was
prostrated at his home at Agua
Prieta, for an hour when she came
out of "the desert June 23, was un
der continued cross-examination
for a short time before Mrs. Kim
ball was called. Ho admitted that
he had signed a statement In July
saying that Mrs. McPherson had
told him sho had walked about
seven miles before reaching Gon
zales' house and had been taken to
that point In an automobile.: -
In explanation, .Gonzales said ho
was not sure when ho made the
statement whether i tho evangelist
said seven or seventeen miles that
sho had walked. ' ' '
We will glady show you any car in the group
. Call 458 ;
J.O.Newland & Son
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
BRAND'S ROAD STAND
Extraordinary
Reduction
IN
Apple Prices
National Apple Week is
coming soon. We are start
ing it now by cutting all our
prices.
The largest assortment in
Douglas county to choose
from, all grades, packed and
unpacked.
Really fine cooking apples for
25 cents a bushel.
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We are open evenings.
Brand's
PacVtlt Highway 3 Miles North
RUMANIA AGAIN STATES
CAROL OUT FOR GOOD
(Awortatotl Press Loaned Wire.)
BUCHAREST. Rumania.' Oct. 21.
Tho chief of tho Rumanian royal
i household has lamied a denlnl of
reports thnt former Crown Prince
Carol would return home and be
reinstated ns heir-apparent to the
throne. The reports were based
on Carol's interview with Queen
Marie in Paris and were published
In Rumanian nnd foreisn news
papers. Tho functionary of tho
royal household says they are
"entirely untrue, clearly mendaci
ous and destined to mislead public
opinion." -
DANCE
A Good Place to Go
Melrose Club
OF COURSE
Saturday' Nite, Oct. 23
SNAPPY MUSIC
FREE LUNCH
Back From Portland
Sister 'Mlclieala, technician at
Mercy Hospital, has returned from
Portland where she has been spend
ing the past few days attending to
business matters conuected with
the local hospital. Sister Gerard,
tho sister superior, Is expected to
return from Portland tonight, after
visiting and attending to business
matters during the past week;
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TO SERVE '
-you WELL,
AND
' FAITHFULLY.
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. 'ir' i' dardlv No matter how low the
" i I S.i price,- we try to put durability
? ! ': nhd. serviceability as well ar
&f style, into a garment.
, ; Cleverly Trimmed
WithiFine Furs
1 'These; Coats' are; made 'of '
rfolivias, suede cloths, and noy-' .
elty ' fabrics.. ' Fur-trimmed,
Well Lined. Priced, :
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Winsome Silk Frocks
Values of the Dress Year. ,
Js It true and possible that -such -worthy
Silk Frocks can be sold at such
low prices? Yes, .it's true, and it's
i possible in,, our (orKamzntion oi ia
btores: Satin ' ana crepe " styles'1 for '
women and
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That Serves :
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Kcrviro , ii . often . wuinhrf '
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li mnfAner mitntner. ' ' r
' Knvcrthclesi, service today ! -,.
"one of the chief assets of a.
i i wide-awake, retail buiiueu, ; , ir
The worthiness of a Storcj j
as a shooiMiir' tcnteV ! mayi b m
safely jndg4 by thi lliM -ot'J
service It gives. P" ' ' ?.. ,. (
4 i Inferior , quality," goos. . and;
. 'superior i service '.'.cannot nbel,,
found 'in the same Store.1? - ' v
-Service means not only at
! tentivc, elhcicnt salespeople, but
values, that J provide; reliable
quality and worthwhile savings.
, This kind . of service is
found in this Store. It is the,
kind vox mil find here each
tune you call. ":
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For Women
and Misses
For Frocks at this price, the workmanship
is remarkably fine. So is the quality o( the
materials, and the style tines. -
Straight line, two piece, and waist-line
styles. With plaits, embroiders, sashes, and
other very novel trimmings to make them
lovely. , .....
Our "Pay Day" :
, Overalls, .
Union made, each one car.-.-rymg
the Union Label Oi
2.20 Blue Denim,, double ,.
seams thruout, cut extra full,,.,
with suspender or overall
back, two . hip, two' side,
watch and rule pockets, bar-,,,
tacked. All sizes including.',,
extra sues.
$1.15
Why Do The Mashing
By Hand This Weem
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Electric Washer
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NO OBLIGATION!
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f ROM CANADA TO MEXICO
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313 N. JACKSON ' , ROSEBURG, ORE.