Roseburg news-review., December 13, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURa NEWS-REVIE; MONDAY,' DECEMBER .13926! '
'THREE,"
The Trowel
- I No. 19
December
f
i Have you ever seen
; the stores In Jtqse
l: burs look prettier
; than they do UiIb
holidayr season? We
.'.'; hope you're doing all
i your I- Christmas
't shopping right here
j in Roseburg. ;
( Among the promi-
; nent coming events
i this week is the
i American ' 'Leg I on
' Auxiliary Bhow, We
i hope you all go.
We want to repeat
r the annual warning
.' keep the lighted
candles away rfrom
'.; the Chri3tmas tree
decorations and
X Santa's whiskers.
After five years In
Ihe Fuel and Build-:
Inn ' material 'busi
'; ness, we ought ' to
we'll' bet Is fun.
Whn the bride
!ddes all she wish-
'esf '
But married life has
riot begun - - -"Till
the bride does
all the' dishes. S
Dr. A. 6. Pradburn
is remodeling one of
his. ranch houses
this-week.; He is us
ing Perfection, plas-'
ter wall board with
sand tone finish, for
the interior work, v
Perfection , Plaster
wall board is the
Ideal material for
repairing, remodel
ing . .or adding' . a
room. Ask us for Its
detailed uses,
i - .
As we writo this it's
snowing and we
hope it snows some
more. (We never
did wish anybody
any hard luck) as
our bins are chuck
full of conl.
It Was
Walk slowly, stran
- ger, past this post,
! snow something
. about the, merchan-
dise'i .we're! selling.
; The' Information Ave
have Is yours for the
asking. ; -'; , . :
, T h e Honeymoon,
DENN-GERRETSEN CO. "
X LODGE DIRECTORY X
Roseburg Lodge No. 1037 L. O. Q
M. Meets first and third Wed-
nesdays of the month; Moose
.r. Hall. 248 N. Jackson street. Cln
, rooms open 7:30 o 10 p. m. Vis
:, Itlner brothers welcome.
' JOHN R TTJTPRY, Diet.
' ; ' H.- O. PAROETER. Sec. '
i ' JNO. M. THRONE. TrfflH.
Woodmen- theWorld. Camp Na
; i 135 Meets In the Odd Fellows
Hall In1 'Roseburgi every; ; first
' " nnd third Monday eVenlnen'. Vis
iting neirbhorn always welcome.
' - M. M. MILLER, Clerk.
irToror.FPMt'rlaijL,ol9iNo.
8 Meets in Odd- Fellows Tern
. pie every Friday evening. Visit)
ing brethern are always- wel
come.
ROLAND Tj. - ANCiST. N. G.
A. J. OEDDESj-Rpo. Sec- . , ;
J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec. , '
Eaales,Rbseburq Aerte Meets" in
Maccabso Hall, on Cass strpet
On second and fourth Wprtnes
day evenincrn nf each' month, at
R o'clock. Visiting i brethern in
' good standing always welcome.
J. B. BAIT.Ey. .Jr., "Sft Vrt-a.
OEO. 8TAftEY, Jr. P. W. Pres.
B. F. GOOJTMAN. Sec. j,. ;
Union Encampment No79, I. .0. O.
F. Meets In Odd Follows -Temple
on 2nd: and 4th Wednesdays
of each month.' Visiting;- .Patri
archs alwavs welcome.
REN PALM. O: P.
CARL W. f)HMAN, Scribe.?
. FRED , MILLER. H. P.
J ob's" Daughters N o.A 8VMoet?.
first arid third Fridays 'at 7 : 30 rt
m. Masonic Temnle. Master ila,
sons and O. E. 8. members aV
wnvs welcome. ; w . - 1
ELIZABETH ABRAHAM. Secy.
United "Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners iof America Mees
nt 47R S. Main second and fourU
Tuesday evenings of each month,
All carpenters wecome.
T. F. HOLMES, Rec. Sec.
EMERY COLE. Prps.
W."" B. A O.- T." W T R oVebiTrg" R e
view No 11. Holds regular meet
ings on second and fonrth Thurs
days at 7:30 P., m. Visiting sls
,. ters Invited to attend reviews
Maccabee Hall, Pine and Cass
Streets.
TTRA RAPP. Com.
JESSIE RAPP. Col "
B. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodge No.
326. Holds reeulnr communica
tion at the Elks Temple on each
second and fourth Thursdays
each month. . All members re
quested to attend regularly, and
all visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend. : , .
IRA B. RIDDLE. E. R, '
T T nnnrami. Soc
EBBS
'Douglas Funeral Home
Service of Sincerity
H. C. STEARNS, Funeral Director
Lady Assistant
Corner Pine and Lane Sts.
IIIiIIIIITTIIWIM.!I1W.!IiSI
' GIFTS FOR THE GOLFER
ZIGLER - CRAVEN
Ri
oseburo
FREED-EISEMAN RADIOS
and Float
13, 1926.
For ;here (s' buried
Adam .Yoct, (
Ho took a drink of
home-made: stuff
To see it it was old:
. enough. i ' i- '
-Y-fv
We . believe - every-v
body in Boseburg is '
all set for a happy;
Christmas. We know.
of several family re-'
unions' in,; rrospect, 1
ind there. Is nothing , -finer-
thair that. It's
a time for happiness
and we hope you;
have your full share,
yiis Christmas.,, r ';
We could ' fill this
tions for you to .
"come in and , see
!us." But "we're nsk
ilng that you take
'that. for granted. Of
, course,:- we v-ant you ,
i to come in. Thafs ''
'what we're here fqr. -'
Hick: What are you f
so hot for. Old man? '
Hicktcr:, I've got
one of these- here
two pants suits on. ;
K. O. T. M. Meets each second
, and fourth Thursday- bf 1 ?acb
month, in Maccabee 'hall, cop
ner Cass and Pine streets. Visit
lng Knights nlways welconie.
L. C. GOODMAN, Com. - ,. .
" ' G. W. RAPP, R. K. " '-" '
Knlqhts of Pythias, Alpha Lodgi
No. 47 Meets' every Wednesday
In -Knights' of Pythias ball, 134
. Rose street. Visitors always wel
come, r
C. W. PARKER. C.,C.'
ROY O. YOUNG, M. F.
, E. E. WIMBERLY, K. R. S.
DE MOLAY v
Regular communication
Snd'airdth Thursdays, ;
Masonic Hall.
Nelqhbors of Voodcraft, Lilac
Circle No. 49. Meets on: first
and third Monday evenings, in
jK. of. r Hall. Visiting neighbors
Invited to attend.
TILLIE HUGHES. G. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk.
Roseburg Rebekah-Lodge No. 41,
I. O. O. . F.TT-Meets in Odd Fel
lows Temple every week on Tues
day evening.1, VisHIng members
in eood Btandlng are cordially in
vited to attend. ;
MINNIE CLARK. N. O.
GERTRUDE HATFIELD, R. S.
EMMA LENOX, F.S.
Pythian Sisters, Umpqua Temple,
No. 4. Meets . the second- ..and
fourth Monday evenings of enob
Jmonth. at the K; of P. hall. Vis-'
-itors always welcome. .:
RACHEL MOSS. M. E. C.
EVA MARKS. M. of R. C.
MAY E. PARKER. M.of F.
United Artisans Meeis la K. P".
Hall first and third Thursdays.
Visiting ;membsrs '-always wel
come. - ': '' . ' "'-.
PANSY PINGEL. M.'A.'
MILDRED McflULLOCH, Treas.
BELLE STEPHENSON, Sec.
OTEr8Roseburg Chapter No. 3
Holds their regular meeting on
the first and third Thursdays in
each month. All sojourning broth
ers and sisters are respectfully
invited to attend.
ETHEL J. BTTRT, W. M. i'
FREE JOHNSON. JSec y j
Laurerchal)teT"N"oT31-R. '.A. M.
Meets every third Tuesday of
each month In Masonic Temple.
All members requested to attend
and, visiting companions wel
.come. , ' 1 -
W. O. BTTRT. 'High PViesL
W. F. HARRIS, sec. .
AF.""& A. M., Laurel Lodge No.
18. Regular communication sec
ond nnd fourth Wednesdays each
month at Masonic Temple, Rose
burg. Ore. Visitors welcome.
J. M. THRONE, W. M. : '
W. F. HARRIS. Spc.
Phone 112
McGregor Coif Clubs, right
or 'left hand. Golf Balls, in
gift packages, etc.
Scooters. Bicycles, Tricycles,
Cnl's Colt for the kids.;
A houseful of gifts for your
friends.
E
HARDWARE C 0
Phone 25
LOCAL
; From Modfsrcf ? "j H ;
, E. C. Kopperi,' of the Califdrnia
i Oregon Power company at: Med
j ford; visited iu Roseburg Sunday.:
:,Mrs. Short Visitor i i ! ' 1
i' Mrs. J. M. Shortj of Dlxonville
visited with ' friends and shopped
in Roseburg Saturday afternoon.
' Mr. Oden In - '
I DJ Oden of Dlxpnvillo was. In
: Roseburg Saturdays afternoon, visits
trtnmia nn,l transactine
I'W ; -r-
I hiialnssa. . .." , . ?
I From Drew ' : ' ?-i
i- Mrs. Zelma Van Dyke ot - Drew
' was In Roseburg ..Saturday .visiting
i with friends and attending to busi
ness affairs. J
VISIIOr in ivwn i;
K. F. Keiffer o( Glendale:. visited
with friends and transacted 4 busi
ness In this city. Saturday and Sun
day, i '.-. 1 ' '
From .Tiller " T
J. W. Wright ;of Tiller was in
nianhiircr Rnturdav. sDending the
afternoon attending to business af
fairs and visiting. : ' ; .'
From: Myrtle Creek K '
. nf too vtnln flnlA -nf Mvrtlfi. Creek
:was a Roseburg; visitor Saturday,
spending several nours BnppiHug
nnd looking after business.; 5
From Umpqua r 1 '
Mrs. G. Good of Umpquaj was in
Roseburg Saturday afternoon vis
Itlnir with friends and attending to
business affairs. . if .
In Saturday t '
' ;vincent Preschern pf Melrose
was a Roseburg ! visitor Saturday
and was ; looking after business
matters and trading,' : f ' , ,
1 . ' i ;' .
From Sutherlln '
G. A. Brown of Sutherlln .was In
Roseliurg Saturday, spending sev
eral hours visiting-: friends; and
looking after business. i i r
From- Oakland 1, ' -
Mrs. Margaret Klricart, and
daughter. i Joseph:noi of V Oakland
vere; visiting friends- and shopping
In Roseburg Saturday afternoon.
To Glendale
' S.'- Ealtln "returned H6 ; Glendale
Saturday evening after spending
the day in tins city niienuiug 10
business affairs and visiting.,
From Oakland i-
Mrs. b.' Ferguson of Oakland was
a visitor in Roseburg Saturday,
shopping and attending to busi
ness affairs during the afternoon.
Visitors From Yoncalla i
Mr, arid Mrs. Llovd Wise of ybn
cnllaj visited with friends :and
transacted- business in thls'iclty
for a few hours Saturday. .-,
..if : , ; i
Mr. Boone Visitor 5
O. ' Boone. South Deer Creek
resident, was visiting friends and
attending to business attairs in
this city Saturday afternoon. , ;
Edmans Visit
Mr. iand Mrs. E. Edman of Mel
rone snent, a few hours in Rose
burg Saturday looking after busi
ness matters a.nd visiting with
friends. ;
Mr. Anderson Visitor
Geo.. Anderson was a Roseburg
visitor Snturday spending a short
time trading and looking after
business Interests.
From Millwood
TVT nn.l Mix, TTaefV TTilrqt' flTlfl
daughter, Beth, of Millwood were
visiting with friends and shopping
In this city Saturday afternoon.
Frcm Canyonvllle ;
Mr. and Mrs: Ermel Briggs: of
Canyonvllle motored here Satur
dnv. spending the afternoon shop
ping and attending to business af
fairs. ,
Mr. BuMock Visitor
rlon - Ttnllnoh nf rinlflnnd VflH n
visitor In Roseburg Saturday, look
ing after business matters and
meeting friends during the after
noon. Exnected From Portland
J. F. Jones of the Hotel Grand
Is expected from Portland today
after attending the convention of
the Oregon. State Hotel Associa
tion. From Umnqua
Mrs. John Bacon and son, Ger
ald, of TJmnnna. were In Rosebure
Snlurdnv visiting at the home of
Mrs. Bacon's mother, Mrs. M. E.
James.
Refiirns o Eugene
' Mr. A. C. Spencer. former
Pospburg woman, who hns been
visiting with her sister, Miss Clara
Patrick. In this city over the week
end. returned to her home in Eu
gene this morning.
Hr Until Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hnffert nf
Tillamook are spending a few
weeks In Roseburg and will rpfurn
home nat before the hnlidnv.
Mrs. Hoffert Is teaching at Wil
bur for a few weeks.
Gnlnn to Medford I
Mrs. Adrian Hulbert leaves to-
ffl'on Tirith her ctetor Mra Tna Pavo
she will sing at the Officers"
Banquet at the Hotel Medford to
night. Exnected Home From College .
MIrs Helen Churchill, who Is at-
tendln O. A. C. Is expected from
Corvallli Wednesday and will
rf'snend the holldavs with Tr ner
S ents. Mr. and Mrs. F H. Churchill.
&;Ph will be here until .Tsnnsrv 3.
Si
DOOG"? CARS HAVE
Positive purno eeolina evitem
which ones in make enqine ef
ficiency In hot or cold weather.
NEWS
From College ' -.
itooert Glle, O. - A. C. student,
Snent the Wool? nnd In . Tfnuohtirw
visiting his parents and friends. ; I
Marriage Licese Issued
A marriage license ' was issued
Saturday to Steve Betts apd Viola
Wood, both, of Roseburg. -.
Enroute San Francisco--: '
R. W. Lemen and H A TTatrlnld
of Portland, officials of the Oregon
aiate lines, visited overnight Sun
day as guests of the Terminal ho
tel on tneir way to San Francisco.
Returns to Eugene ' '
Miss Cornelia Martin returned
to Eugene this morning following
a visit-over the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs; W. L. Mur
tin. : v ; .
Resumes Work
Miss Josephine McElhinnv. who
has been confined to her home With
illness during the prist week or to
days, has resumed her work at the
Commercial Abstract company df-
nces. , '
Arrive For Funeral :
Wm. Bell of Ohio. Harry Bell of
Texas and R. Bell of Los Angeles
have arrived for the funeral of
their mother, Mrs. Sarah Eliza
beth Bell, who died at her home
last week. , . ,
Tod Morgan Visitor . i i
Tod Morgan of Seattle. Junior
lightweight champion of the world,
accompanied by his auut, Mrs. R.
E. Gallagher, of Portland, visited
in .Roseburg overnight Sunday as
guests of the Hotel Umpqua.
Young Morgan made his home iu
Roseburg when a youngster.
Back From Klamath Falls '
.Mr. flnfl Mra T T. TlrnM.-loir.on.l
son, Bobby, who have been spend
ing tho nntlf BCVaral ur.ialra. nt
Klamath falls, returned, to Jlose-
ourg sunaay evening. Mr. Brockley
who is an employe of tho Pacific
TelonhnnP. nnd Tle-rnh nnmnanv
has been located at Klamath Falls'
uuriug tne past month or so. ,
Here for Lodge Inspection j ,
Among those who were in Rose
burg Saturday night for the annual
inSOection Of the T (Y n 1? onntnn
and auxilinrv wern A T .fltanla nf
Albany, H. E. Watklns, pest de
partment eommanueri, or uswego,
H.. M. .Beckwith, department adju
tant of Portlaml nnd w m Wn,l,.
worth, department. -1 commander1 of
Harrlsburg., 1 I '
Divorce Granted. ,, I "' '
A divorce was granted today to
Frieda, A. Wiles from esse T. R.
Wiles, on, the grounds of -felony!
Mrs. Wiles was represented bv At
torney Carl Wimberly. Jesse Wiles
was convicted of turkey -thefts' at
Suthe.rliiii anU -following: his . re
lease from the penitentiary was
deported to Canada, it belug found
that ho had entered this country
from' Canada without proper pa
pers. -..':'- -:-.':.-.
Visiting In City . : ! -
Glenn McAllister, manager of the
Terminal hotel, and Mrs. McAllis
ter, who have been in Portland at
tending the convention of tho Ore
gon State Hotel association, re
turned to their home here last
night. They were accompanied by
Mr. McAllister's mother, Mrs. C.
L. McAllister, of Shaw, and her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Sweet, of Rock
vllle, Conn., who will spend the
week as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
McAllister. Mrs. Sweet will spend
the winter In Oregon.
Hansen Chevrolet
Company
USED CARS
Chevrolet Coupe, 1925. Looks
like new. '
Chevrolet Touring:, 1924. Fine
condition. ' ;
Dodge Touring, 1922. New
; tires, looks good.
Dodge Touring. 1919. A de
pendable car for little money.
Ford Coupe 1924. Duco paint,
balloon tires.
Ford Sedan. 1924. Looks like
new. inside and out.
Ford Touring, 1925. Run only
6.000 miles.
Ford Touring. 1925. With
Ruckstell axle.
Ford with Starter, $75.00, in
good running order.
Ford Roadster with Steel Box.
I Just the thing for a farmer.
V Used Trucks '
Ford with Cab and Ruckstell
Axle, 1925. New tires and
guaranteed.
FoH Track. Starter and War
f o r d Transmission. New
tires and in excellent condi
tion. Ford Truck with Solid Tires.
Standard chassis.
Dodge Sereenside, 1921. De
pendable nnd serviceable.
Come in and see os. We can
solve your transportation Drob
lems; Cars and trucks sold on
special farmer's terms.
Hansen'Chevrolct Co.
. , ' Roseburg.
V
Beautiful Work Done '
1 by Spanish ffqttert
' Ceramic arts flqVrlsb ithtoujdKiut
Spain, partly because flue clriyi ur.
common nnd also because- Uie Spun
lard Is mi expert potter. t j
i The beautiful reproduced In thf
shapes of l-.'lnnhi, us of I'hueukla
and Egypt, uro old pottery of the
Iberian regions. The ft lies t nnd inosi
extensive use of ceramics Is seen
In the southerly provinces. where
house floors, walls, hnd much of the
garden limy be adorned Willi Illicit
ly colored pottery tiles. The vuses.
cups, plates nnd other douittstlc ar
ticles made in such regions us Se
ville, Grnnudu, Tuliivern und Valen
cia, arc widely known, while the
coarse but beautifully shaped and
brillluntly colored work of Murnla.
the production of locul peasantry.
Is a delight to the eye and hand.
No Greek or Jtouiiin viiaes m-c nmre
beautiful.; than 1 those, lot. modern
Spuin; based upon the work of hmg
forgottcu predecessors In the in t.
Loudoij !l'liiios . - -
Little of Wild Life .
Is British in Origin
Very, few of the animals uvsl
known In our countryside are Brit
ish lu origin. Indeed, with the pos
sible exception of tho fox, tho
badger, tho otter, the hnre, und Ihe
red deer, there are today few, II
any, survivors of nnlinals. native to
this country. ' 1
.The rnhblt, for example, was not
known here In etirly Christian days.
It Is believed to have originated In
Spain; very old coins linve been
found In that country Imprinted
with tho 'figure of n rnhblt. Itnts
are quite foreign -to these shores,
though they arejiow loo 'firmly es
tablished here. The English blnck
rat cnnio from the Continent eight
centuries ago.
Both the fallow nrtd ' roe deer
enuie to us from abroad, tho first
from Norwuy, the second from
Asia. The pheusiint found Its way
here In ltoniun times. TI.e part
ridge, on the other ' hand. Is per
haps the moat British of nil ui
gnino birds. London 'J'lt-I!its.
AxolotU ! ;
A remnrknhle .scientific achieve
ment, says Tit-Bits, London, was
discovered at Brighton nqtiutiuni
recently.'
Some time neo Prof. Julian Hux
ley of London mnde experiments
wnn tne progeny or nxoiotls. Ax-
olotls, which are found In - America,
have tails like "Tlsh, hut they have
lungs In addition to gills. -Professor
Huxley Injected them with thy
roid gland extract turd brought
them to maturity . In six mniilhs.
Further experiments have now been
mudo by Doctor Spaul of London
university, who by a similar proc
ess to, that of Professor. Iluxlev.
has changed nn aquatic axnloti In
to a land-living, nxolotl, The, trans
formed uxolot 1 Is on view at the
aquarium nnd ! innv ho comnnreil
with, the, aquatic species In an ad
joining tank. The aquatic axolntl
has three gills on each side, but In
tho .transformed , spoelinon,.(, these
cuiupieieiy uisitppcnreu. , .. (
Waters Sacred to Hindus
Untiling fairs nnd plliti-lmages
ore very popular among Hindus of
all castes, who believe that spiritu
al grace muy be acquired by bath
ing In the Ganges at the sacred elly
In Bennres, In other holy, rivers,
and In sacred lakes.
In the midst of a tract nf land
containing the 800 holy places,
ijnutli of Thnnosa, are two lakes.
Tl ni Ih Kuruksliatrn and Manlaliet.
On tho night of an eclipse of the
moon, gatherings of thousands of
pilgrims bathe In those lakes. I'll
grlnis try to Immerse themselves In
both lakes during the short time
tho eclipse lasts,' nnd the vast
crowd Is wrought up to an Intense'
pitch of religious frenzy. Thou
sands of devotees struggle and
splash in hundreds of batlilng-gliats
while throngs till the roads.
Presents as Specified
Thorn was a merchant who was
very stingy, but It seems he could
not do otherwise, no matter how
hard he tried.
Ono day he conceived what he
termed "a grand Idea." The next
day he ran n big advertisement In
the local paper, stating that ' lie
would give away presents to all his
customers. (Jigar-llgliters and coat'
hangers, he stated, were the pres
ents to be (liKlrlnuted.
The following day his store was
almost mobbed by a crowd anxious
to view a specimen of his gener
osity. The two presents were neat
ly packed in one bundle It con
sisted of a nail and a match
Powerful Mushroom
One of tlie queerest things done
by any plnnt Is the extraordinary
power shown hy n common mush
room when It wants to grow up In
to the open. Tender and spongy.
tho slightest thing will crush Its
fragile substance. But this feeble
thing can. nnd sometimes does, lift
a paving-stone tliut happens to Im
pede Its movements towards the
air and light.
By whut lenuiikable faculty of
engineering Is this wonder ac
complished ?
Flower Knows Bedtime
Yon can't fool the magnolia. It
knows daylight from artificial light.
Some scientists nt tho Department
of Agriculture mnde nn cKpeilinent
to determine whether the magnolia
would remain open all night lu a
room lighted by electricity. I'.ni
when natural darkness came the
flower closed Its petals and went l,.
sleep, notwithstanding the room was
flooded with light. In the iiniruiiiu
the flower opened again. Kxchunge
For Broken Glats
When a piece of glass bus been
broken on the floor It Is advisable
to wipe up the tiny splinters with
a woolen cloth. It Is almost im
possible to coax them all up with
a bronin. Q
The exclusive ob printing d
partment of the Ncws-flevlew U
equipped for all kinds of commer
cial printing. Nothing too largo
nothing to onmall to receive oul
personal attention.
0i!STi!1S 1
'! ASKEO BY KEYES
(Auoctatcd Frew Leased WIrO
LOS ANGELEU, Dc. 13. Dis
trict 'Attorney Asa Keyes, who is '
now in Philadelphia on private
business, is preparing to extradite
Kenneth O. Ormiston. fugitive, co-
defendnut in the Almee Semplej
McPherson conspiracy case. , .
Keyes, in a private telegram 'to
the I.os Angeles Times, sent last
night from Philadelphia, says' he!
has wired. States Attorney Crowe
In Chicago requesting the arrest '
of the radio man who Is now at
liberty in that city. .
The prosecutdr'B message con
tained the information thnt be was
preparing to extradite Ormiston.
A certified copy of the warrant
and complaint on fllo here against'
Ormiston, charging conspiracy to
defont Justice and ' subordination
of perjury, was forwarded by air'
mail to Chicago last Saturday and
should roach the polloo of that
city today. :.s i. . : J
JAPANESE PRAY
AS RULER NEARS
CLOSE OF CAREER
(Amoctated Prew Leased Wlro.V
TOKYO, Decj J3. Indications
that) tho Jnpanose peoplo believe
denth is approaching the i royal
villa at Hayama, where Emperor
Yoshoshlto lies critically: ill . of
pneumonia appeared itii Tokyo to: (
night. . " ' i ' ' '
, Hundreds are praying In front
of tho royal palace. More thnri I
ono hunilrotl newspaper mon are
nwalting news from the sick room.
Although .it was uuotnciaiiy
stated thati Yoslilshlto Is about the I
sumo, Pfomlor AVakatsnkl declined ;
to commont on ino ruier oonui
tlon.f Members ot thoca)inot who!
went to Hayama have returned
here. , , .'. '
Tho ontlro royal family -with ex-!
coptlon ,of Prince Chichlbu, who is"
In England, ,1s at ;the, omporor's
-bedside. ; . .' , -. ,; .!'.'-
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COLORADO MAN DIES;
AT HOME OF SISTER
Chnuncoy JamoB1 Spore of Colo
rado, dlod Sunday aftornoon at. 2:25
o'clock nt the' home of his slBlelr,
Mrs. EwlngJ In Days Creek, follow
ing h brief illnoss. Mr. Spore' came
to Oi'ogon from Colorado only .a
abort time ago to visit with his
slstor. Ho wiib 57 yews old. Silr-
vlvlng besides his slstor lire ra
widow and sovernl children. Tho
body has been taken to 'the' Doug
las County Funeral iiome nnu
funornl sei-Vlces will bo held
at-
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People in Italy began to whisper: "Mussolini's ene
mies are too strong for him. He will surely be destroyed.' ,
But enemies did not daunt Mussolini. And to show
the Italian people that he had courage and to spare, he
strolled into the lion's cage at the Zoo in Rome and had ;
himself photographed patting' one of the" lions on the
head. ; ; - ''; f : ' !" ?j f. -jA ; ; '" '
The advertisement succeeded. All Italy exclaimed:
"Let Mussolini's enemies beware. He has the heart of a
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ion.
Mussolini was able to advertise his courage in this
way only because he had courage. That is the basis of all
advertising. Anyone who advertises must have goods
that will stand inspection.
. Advertisements speak tested truths. Read them.
You can act upon them with assurance.
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We will gladly assist you in se-
Iecting a gift for him. -
, For . Fattierl Son, 1 Brother,
"Hubby," or friend we have some- .
thing that will please. .. , ', :
He has learned to rely on us for I
suggestions; you can loo. j
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QPNCEFS
THE FRIENDLY STORE
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ATTENTION, L. F. T. CLUB
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l Next dance will bo nt the
J. of. K 'hall Tuesday, Dec
21st. Eaoli member bring a
present pot to exceed . fifty
cents) .- ,' ! v ;
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(i'clbck Tuesday afternoon," ' ,'. J ;
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. KEL,LOGG ' MAN JAILED. . : .
Scott Goodman and E. C Balrd,
who VerV flnetf'Sntfti'daysln- the
Yoncnlla JiiBtlce Court for viola
tions of the game laws, were, plac
ed in .the county jail yesterday,
following J-heir .failure to pay the
$50 flnos Imposed upon! theim Both
aro residents of tho . ICallogg ' dis
trict. : ,
MANAGER OF SHOW UNDER
ARREST FOR SHORT TIME
Dr. Do Orglor! mnnagor of tin
troupo which played ati the. Ma
jestic theatre last week, was ar
rested Saturday evening upon ine
complaint of tho hotel at wnlcii
place I He troupe nnu been stopping.
MusSolini1-the
lion-Hearted-
Only true qualities can
: the test of publicity
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Failure to pay the Dill presented
by tne Hotel resulted in tne arrasi.
cut arrangements wore lator made
with ' the management 1 and the
charges were dropped so tbat De
Orgler was allowed his liberty. The
police were informed that bis con
nections with the company had
linnn nnvnrn nnil ha infl- hern nrn.
Biimably for - Eugene, while the
troupe went to Marshtield. J
A Small
cm do v'
bi buintMtV;
Can ViaOQ I
; 1 Thousands
of Salesmen
Eton) com)
tF thb nw-
jaaa law
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nun;
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stand
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