Roseburg news-review., March 21, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

MONDAY, MARCH 21. 1927
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tary escort aboard Uie train fought
valiantly but were overwhelmed.
The bandits loaded mules with loot
from the express and mail cars
and escaped. Reports that they
had kidnapped six of the passen
gers, were denied when the train
reached Mexico City.
A& a consequence to the attack
and the holding of eleven autorao
biles on the Mexico City-Cuerna-vaca
highway yesterday, it is re
ported that military escorts on
passenger trains and patrols along
important roads will be increased.
Federal forces are pursuing both
bands of maurauders - under in
structions to show no mercy.
J LOCAL NEWS I
From 0. A C.
Joe Ward Young, formerly of
this city, was here from Corvallis
over the week-end visiting with
friends. . . , .
in REBELS
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if
From Coast
nr.iv Rrvnnt. manacer of the
rnoet Anin T.inpn. vtatted here to
day on bis way homo after a busi
ness trip to urants 1'ass.
v (Associated Press Leased ' Wire.)
MEXICO CITY, Marclv 21 Pass
enger!? on a railway train bound
from Larendo for Mexico City had
home anxious moments last night
when a band of 300 labels, com
manded by Rodolfo Oullogos, at
tacked it, shooting promiscuously.
Uy throwing themselves on the
floors of the. cars, the passengers
escaped the bullets.
No one was molested as an in
dividual and the rebols took noth
ing from the- passengers. ; .
Two pullmans and a first class
coach were burned. Previously
the rebels had placed four casos
of dynamite on tho tracks in an
attempt , to; blow up the, entire
trnlu, but the charge did not ex
. plode. The conductor was wound
T ed and later died. A number of
Americans were travelling in the
millmans, among them Mrs. C. K.
llarriman and her . two . children.
Sho is said to have voluntarily of
fered money to the rebels. -The
soldiers making up the mill
Visiting in Eugene
Mrs. Ira Parks, Mrs. Lyle E.
Mnratpnt nnd MIks Velma Pai'kin-
son are expected home today from
Eugene where they have been vis
ltlng lor the past two days.
En Route Home
Miss Alice Peterson .recently ot
rtukiumi nnllforiiia. visited ' here
nvniMilrhr KlllldaV Wltll fl'ieildS OU
her way to her former home at
Amesville.
Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!
Don't mix a mess of mustard, flour
and water when you can relieve pain,
soreness or stiffness with a little clean,
white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of mus
tard and other helpful ingredients, and
inkri the nlace of mustard olasters.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
irom sore inroac, uronuuus, lunsuuus,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
hpnrlache. congestion, nleurisv. rheu
matism, lumbago, .pains and aches of
LUC uat-nui juuiui, ajjitiiiia, auic miukiwi,
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the chest (it may prevent pneumonia).
Better than a mnrtara platter
From Willamette U.
Miss Cornelia Marten, student at
the Williamette University, is
spending spring vacation here with
her parents.
Back from Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacmnan and
family returned last night Irom
Marshfield and- North Bond where
they visited Mr. Jackman's moth
er, ovor Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Porter Here
Mir r.mnm Porter, of Cottage
Grovo, arrived , here Sunday to
spend a week at the home of her
daughter Mrs. H. U. Cochran.
Visits Here-r-
iuni TVuphlnnil. member of the
Willamette University Glee Club
which gave a concert here Satur
day night, visited over aunuuy m
Roseburg with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Trueuioou.
Leaves For Portland
ti n rh,irr.h. lnr.nl mall carrier,
is spending a few days in Portland
whero he is having a minor opera
tion performed. ,
Sproles Visit Today
it... Mvn UnrrlH KnrnlPS Of
San Francisco spent the day hero
as guests ot tho latter c uncie auu
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ft. 1. Williams.
They are en route to the bay city
from jyortlanu alter a visu.
Return From Corvallis
Mr .and Mrs. Paul Amort anu
two children returned Sunlay
evening from Corvallis where th.'y
visited Saturday and Sunday, rney
were accompanied home by Mr.
Amort's sister, Miss Helen Amort,
who will be their guest for . two
weeks.
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Visiting Mrs. Dixon
Mrs. W. D. Bell, of Portland, is
visiting at the homo of her sister,
Mrs. T. O. Dixon, at Dixonville,
for several days. Her son, May-
nard Bell, a student at O. A. u. is
expected here Tuesday night and
will spend spring vacation here.
Taken Ill-
John Parker, owner or tne i-arK-er
Stages, of Salem, who was ac
companying the Willamette Uni
versity Glee Club on its tour south,
was taken ill with acute appendi
citis here Sunday and was rushed
to tho hospital at saiem. Anouier
driver was sent here to accom
pany the club on its tour.
vt, t n Tiniiov t'nlR morning
received a message announcing the
death o her brother-in-law, i. w.
Krum, of Lawrence, Kansas. Mr.
Krum is the husband of Mrs.
iiniiovv cisi.! Mr. and Mrs. Bailey
have been making plans to go to
Kansas for a vacation trip in June
and will visit Mrs. Krum at that.
tiEie.
Dr. Itlehard Thompson, county
health officer, reports that there
worn 17 new cases of measies nnu
ono caae of scarlet fever reported
riminc tho past week, 'there were
no new cases of smallpox but quite
ntnnntlv there were a number of
school students expos'-d and' it is
famed that there will be another
outbreak within about two weeks.
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PAIN To Mr. and Mrs. Walter
flain of Camas, Washington, Sue
day, March 20, a son. Mrs. Dain
was formerly Katherlnc- Waite ol
Uoseburg.
LONDON It will bo perfectly
all right for nny KnclishrMn to
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now. The Piiiico of Wales sprang
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Anacortes, Wn 306 Commercial
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Astoria, Ore 474 Commercial
Auburn, Wn Downing Bldg.
Baker, Ore 1917 Court 64.
Bellingham, Wn 1236 State St.
Bend, Ore 733 Wall St.
Bothell, Wn Reader Bldg.
Bremer on, Wn 206 Second St.
Centra, la, Wn 117 S. Tower
Chehalls, Wn - 832 Market
Chelan, Wn .. c-o Macy Store
Clarkston, Wn 840 Sixth St.
Cle Elum, Wn
Colfax, Wn 206 N. Main
Colville. Wr 106 S. Main
Corvallis, Ore 326 S. Second
..326 Main St.
Dallas, Ore
Davenport, Wn
Dayton, Wn. -
Ellensburg, Wn 107 W. $ St..
Eugene, Ore 991 Oak St.,
Everett, Wn 2816 A Rockefeller Ave.
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Hlllsboro, Ore 1164 3rd St.
Hood River, Ore 15 Oak St.
Hoquiam, Wn 710 Eye St.
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Klamath Falls, Ore 1036 Main St.
La Grande, Ore Folley Bldg.
Lakeview, Ore WatsOn Bldg.
Lynden, Wn 203 Front St.
Marshfield, Ore 465 N. Brondway
McMinnville, Ore 413 Th.rd St.
Medford, Ore 31 N. Bartlett
Monroe, Wn 66 E. Main St.
Montcsano, Wn
Mt. Vernon, Wn. 320 Kincaid
Newport, Ore ...245 Front St.
Newport, Wn. c-o Ladwlg Furn. Co.
North Bend, Ore . 2025 S. Sherman
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Omak, Wn , O'Connor Bldg.
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Pasco. Wn 120 S. 4 St.
Pendleton, Ore 127 W. Alti
Portland, Ore 102 Fourth
Port Angeles, Wn 204'S. Lincoln
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Prinevllle, Ore 325 Fifth St.
Pullman, Wn 130 Main .St.
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Raymond. Wn 456 First St.
Ronton, Wn -.
Ritzvllle, Wn 103 Washington
Rosalia, Wn
Roseburg, Ore 124 S. Jackson
St. Helens, Ore
Salem, Ore 467 Ferry S'..
Seattle, Wn 1619 Third Ave.
Shelton, Wn
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Spokane, Wn - 8. 5 Washington
Sunnyside, Wn 622 Sixth St.
Tacoma, Wn 760 Broadway
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