Roseburg news-review., June 21, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927. '
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
; ! ! ESTABLISHED 1928
' H. C. STEARNS, Manager.
Notlivtrithstanding the elaborate equipment of the Home
and efficient service, the cost of burial is no more.
Phone
Pins and Lane Sti,
,KCHMCIIC5
AUCTION SALE
TO BE
; Friday, June 24 at 1 o'clock
Garden Valley Road, Near Country Club
1 Endgate Seeder, nearly new.
Sharpies Cream Separator No.
4; new, . . - ;;'''
Champion Binder with .'tongue
truok; ' , I
Single Disc, dry land plow,' ''
Hardie Spray Pump, new."
Oliver Plow.
About 60 Cedar Fence Posts.
TERMS
; : i.- f JAMES , WOOD, Owner
M. C. Radabaugh', Auctioneer Fred Goff, Clerk g
IItIlMWTTTTrT.T.T
NEUNER CLOSES mi fn
) FOR STATE IN
I BITTER SPIRIT
(Continued from page 1.)
men' who dltli that sliooHiipr were
Sjeparlng for an emergency. Hunt !
ih don't uao pistols In killing
!" " '' j i
' Ne'tiner charged tho bnndllB ear,
Ued "th e Instrumentalities of,
Here It Is
In 'Pictures
Tke story which re
cently ran in serial
. i form in' the
KM
News-Review
THE LIBERTY
i , i .; : i . 'i
Wed. and Thurs.
June li and IS
LIBERTY
Last Times Today
. Matlneo Dally 2:19
HE CAVE HER
A JEWELLED
GARTER'
BUT that's not all. It had Ins
fiicturo on it. He tried to get
tback: and. then See
MARIE
PREVOST
HAL ROACH p$itti I
GLENN TR.YON
'Sir- TAVriMF !
MAMA
I VIVUN OAK1AND
WttSfWW
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'
Mutt & Jeff rathe News
Mat. 10c-25c
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"THe:;:;,'
: Secret 1
Studio"
TTfc Vw.VI 111
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112
Lady Attendant
In charge. Ur. Prank II. Mnt-
Sj
13;
mm a
HELD
3 Gas Drums.
Wagon Bed.
Tongue Truck for Disc,
Hay Rack.
Log Chain. - i '
Forks. .' 1 1 ' 1 '
Post Auger.
Saws.
Ax and other articles.
CASH
THMUR MODERN FIVE-O
nooM HOIiSHS close In.
We are authorized to sell for
cash, In hand at $2600.
flUSINIOSS I'JIOI'KHTV to
exchange for residence pro-
periy.
r ACU.ES OF TRUCK
LAND Seven-room furnished
ll0us: Hood' law barn;
uml Knnen In; Inc tiding
for ' $200. Terms, one-half
I cash; ,,. i 1 ' i t-
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ALL EASTERN STAR -
MEMBERS' TAKE NOTICE
4 l'alestlue Chapter No. 122
4.O. E. S. of Yoncalla has cor- 4
dlnily Invited all the chap-
tera i In DougluH County to
4 join willr them In n picnic on
Sunday, .Tiiiuv 2t H at 'the
grove oast' of Yoncalla.: All
nicmbeiH of tho order and
their families are: cordially
invited (o come, with n well
woll filled basket for dinner
lit -noon. - i ' '
' Those i KdlnR : from here
meet at the hall between 0
and in n, m. - ' ..:
Dy order of itlio W..M;
I : ; Kreu Johnson, Sec'y.
denllf to Hid tiiifnel In 'knnpsa6l(S.
"I' do not know, after tho crime,
they might 'have figured 1 to use
'them to pack away tho loot.
"I want this Jury to comb this
evidence with a flnc-tnolh comb
; and at every turn of tiiefroad they
I will find three men -the three in
: tile Eugene stores, the three in the
i Rllverton camp and tho three In
j Portland," shouted Nouner. '
i ' "Tho poBtot'flce receipt in the
Overalls Is culled 'nianufacturod
dvldence.' Wlion you go home lif
ter your , ilollbenitlons, ruinmagp
your, old suits and see If, you don't
(hid ovldon.ee,"
d)esciibliig the -ficane. In- the en
gine, Neuner, said; . , ; . ,; ; ,
"Tliero were two men in that
cab and hut ono had a gun, uud I
have a right to assume that this
man' shot Sid llatcs," ns ho shook
his finger at the defendant.
, To Jury This P. M.
The closing appeal of the de
fense was made to tho Jury this
morning by Attorney ,(lus New
bury, who, failed to complete his
argument yestoi'day afternoon.
'The case Is expected to go lo
tho jury by Ihreo o'clock this af
ternoon. In his closing remarks, Newbury
declared the state "has not con
nected this defendant with the act
that resulted In the Siskiyou lun
nel crime and until they place him
in the tunnel at the time of the
deed, you cannut , convict this
young man."
Camp at M Icy Id Park.
1 Join Iho crowd-at ih Auction
HmtKtt mmr cliy hull next 8iuur
diiy p. in. lit 2.
BYRD STARTED
SEEING WORLD
AT AGE OF 12
(Continued from tinge 1.)
him at Iho controls to rcliovo Uort
' AcoHtn, tho fllKht pilot. It wns al
so bi'llevi'd hat Iu might bo nf
Ktvat tiaslHlanco to Gooigo NovMlo.
;tlu fllKht iMiglnoer. becnuno of IiIh
lniiK exporhMU'it with airplano n
j k'ih'S.
! Itnlchon rpptntly took out first
CltlXPIlNlltp piipcrn.
o
Hay ntn cublo. pullpys. hay
carriers
and forks at Wharton
HroA.
Divorce Granted
A .ll,'A,..n I. tliu
Circuit Court yesterday to II. B.
Yount. ' The divorce was secured
Fvc 10c-35cin 11,0 growls of cruel and Inlui- ,
i-vc. ;man treatment. The plnlnllK, who
was represented by Attorney R
II.
Cnmplou, was grained custody of,
tho minor child. I
! FUNERAL CLYDE
i WHITE IS HELD
i , ', THIS AFTERNOON
j Tho body of Clyde White o(
'Glide, World war veteran who died
iluHt: week In Portland, where he
had been at the Veterans' hosid
tal receiving treatment, arrived
here this morning and wan taken
In chai'KH by M. K. Hitter, funerul
director of the llnseburK Under
taklnK company. A military fun
oral wan held at 2 o'clock thin af
ternoon at the Chanel of the Hose
bui'K - Undertaking company, the
L'mpuua Post, American Legion,
of .which Mr. White wan a mem-
thews officiated at the service, in
torment took place at the
Hurt
cemetery. Jlr. White was well
known hero and hail many friends.
There were many beautiful floral
offerings. ,
$10,000 VERDICT
. AGAINST REO AUTO
. CO. IS AFFIRMED
(AuorlafH! i'tt-u J-K(t Win-.)
SALrc.M, Ore., June 21. A Judg-
mi-nt -of IIO.ODO granted by the
lower court for .Multnomah, county
to the, Northwest Auto company In
Its suit ugainst the iteo Motor Car
company, was upheld by the su
preme court today. In an opinion
written h'y! Justice I Ileun, affirm
ing Judge i J.. M.' liatchelder. The
ease was. an action for damages
for termination: be a contract with
the Iteo Motor iCar-company for
distribution nnd.snle, of Iteo auto
mobiles. The originul contract was
modified by subsequent agreement,
and the defendant contended there
was no acceptance of 'tbe contract
under the plaintiff's claims. The
defendant further clulmed that
the plaintiff refused to take deliv
ery of various models of automo
biles us stipulated. Tho .opinion
that no error was niado by the
trial court In refusing a motion lor
non suit or in refusing certain re
quested Instructions for a verdict
in favor of the defendant.
Other opinions today Included:
Gordon Lawson. nlaintirr and nn-
pollnilt, vs. Thomas A. Hughes.
defendant, and respondent. , Mary
C. Deinund, defendant and nnpell-
ant, lippcal from Douglas county,
motion to dismiss denied in opin
ion by 'Justice Rand. ,
I' NOW YOU ASK OfJE
- : i . . .
... THE ANSWERS .
Here are
the
answers to the,
"Now You
Ask One'' quesllons
printed on. the editorial page,
1 Thomas Garrigue Musarvk Is
president of Czechoslovakia.
2 Rene La Coste defeated Til.
den for the European hard court
tennis championship.
II Leningrad was formerly nam
ed 'St, Petersburg- and Petrograd.
4 Paris Is nearer the North
Hole- than 'New York. i '. .
5 The enuntor crosses' Eqiia-
dor near Its capital Quito.
0 Detroit Is north of AVindsor,
Canada. : , . ;
7 tSt.' James M. Bnrrle Avroto
"Peter Pan." i. i
18 Dungnrees :nro' the '-clothes
worn by sailors engaged in rough
work. -
9 "Rig Ilorthns" were named
after Bertha ly-upi), head of the
urupp munitions -worka In tier-
many, - . , . I - r t -
' 10 "niaclt nnd Tans" British
soldiers In khaki uniforms wear
ing black caps, were used In Ire
land. ' ' '
WOMEN DEFENDED
FROM CHARGE OF
"LUXURY FIRST"
('tworinloil l'rcw I.e.iiofl Wlro
PORTLAND, On., Juno 21. A
prntOHt iiKiitnst ndvortisoiH who
tempt women to buy unnecessary
urtieloH by 'milking their iippeiil to
the love of luxury In ov.ury fenii
niho hrpHst was voiced by Mrs.
Herlhu K IjiuHlpH," mayor oF Sn
Marriage Must Wait Upon Divorce
,, ... . R
8 ; y i" ri)
Some time after next May, after
mates, Adolphe Menjou and Kathryn Carver are to be wed, says
Hollywood. They are now playing leading roles in the same picture, j
DE AUTREMONT TWIN8
4 , : UNLIKELY TO GO TO ( I
TRIAL IN JACKSON
' i .
4V (AwuU- i'nsj iJntni Wirt.)' 4)
, COIJItT HOL'KK JACK-
BONVILLK, Ore., Jufie 21.
Ray and Hoy lie Autiemont,
Jointly charKed with their
brother, Hugh, for the Slskl-
you tunnel holdup killings,
will he urrulguod' before Clr-
cult Judgo .. C, M. Thnrnus
this afternoon shortly oefore
the Jury retires for delibern,
tion on the fate of Hugh. j ;
"We -wJtl take them back;
to Multnomah county In a day
or two," said Hherii'f Jen-
nlngs. "Hugh will go with,
them if the verdict of the
Jury makes it possible.
"It is not likely that Ilia
twins will be tried In tills
county. Wo have exnausted
our Jury list In tho trial of
Hugh. I don't believe wo
could get another Jury In tho
county. Jn the two Hugh
trials, in the neighborhood of
5U0 veniremen were called." '-
utile, who addressed the conven-
lion of the l'ueillc Coast Advertis
ing clubs association here today.
"I resent the statement of a cer
tain publisher that, women would
rather go hungry than wear last
year's hat," said Mayor Lamles.
"Women do like to be stylish, but
they also havo n knowledge of the
eternal verities of lll'e. Women In
general are bettor buyers than
men because of their long prac
tice and their training."
Detailed plaus for a concerted
advertising campaign for the three
Pacific states were being worked
Groups, represented i(t the conven
Itlon last year spent $8,000,000 In
advertising the coast, and today's
problem was disposal of a similar
or turgor sum for next year's cam
pnlKii. J LOCAL NEWS
P. M. Matthews Here . , ;
Phillip M.; Matthews, of; Salem,
formerly o( this city, is spending
a few clays in town visiting ivith
old friends. , ;-.).,!,;
Visiting Here t j 5 H !
Miss Mnxlno Kolkemn, iformorly
a resident of nosehurg hut noWvlo
cated ut Alumeda, California; is
here visiting with relatives..
Leave for TaEnmn i : ' J
vr 'jin.i m,u n n Imki ji'
Unriv -iiita hv mmm- r-
Taconm. ) Mr. Flos will return ' Fri-1
day. land ' his wlte will; remain at
Tacoma for some time.' f ' ; . '
LONDON ALL KEYED UP
Ellen Ballon, "Intellectual pian
ist." of Canada, has won the heart i
of London society with the keys of j
her baby grand. They're gone j
wild over her and shortly she's to,
be presented at court! !
both have divorced their fromer;
TWO INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
Mrs. Allen Williams, of Fair
OnkH, California, sustained minor
injuries this afternoon iu an auto
mobile uccldent north of Itoae
burg. Khe wus travelling la tt car
occupied also by her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 8. K.
Green uud tlielr child, when a cur
coin Irk north cut around a hay
rack also proeeumg south, (he in a.
chinos colliding head on. Mrs. Wil
liams ami her little granddaughter
were thrown against the wind
shield, Mrs. Wimams being cut
about the hands and face. The
child received u cut on the arm
and a gash behind the eur. They
were taken to the office of . Dr.
Ktewurt where their injuries were
treated. Uolh, cars were quite
badly dnmuged.
DISTRICT KIWANIS
MEETING WILL BE
. HELD HERE JUNE 30
A rcnort on the Kiwanis Inter
national convention at Memphis
was given today by V. G. Harding,
at the luncheon meeting of the lo
cal club. Mr. Harding represent
ed the Itoseburg club at the Mem
phis meeting and brought back a
very interesting account.
The club Is looking forward
with great interest to a district
meeting to he held In this city
Thursday, June HO, at which lime
district officers will be present and
also a representative of Kiwanis
International. The meeting is to
be held at the Country Club, and
will be followed by a business ses
sion of the district trustees. Ar
rangements are being made for the
entertainment of the visitors, many
of whom will be accompanied by
their wives. ,
SENATOR STE1WER
; TO BE SPEAKER AT
. FORUM LUNCHEON
Senator Fred Stelwer Is to he the
speaker at the Chamber of Com
merce forum luncheon to be held
tomorrow noon at the Umpqua Ho
tel. Senator Stelwer Is coming to
Itoseburg especially for this meet
ing nnd it Is desired that there
be a large number of local people
out to meet him. The luncheon
will bo of an informal nature and
tho Chamber of commerce Is in-.
vlting the general public to he
present. Mrs. c. H. aieimine is ar
ranging the music.
Arrive from South ' -
Mr. and Mrs. N. Erwiu and Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Madison, of San
Francisco, have arrived ' here to
visit with relatives. Mrs. Erwln
and Mrs. Mudison are daughters of
Mrs. Angle Fen ton of this city, i
(AesoclntpJ rreu U-aRrd Wire.)
( POItTLANlVOre., June 21. The
local butler market holds to a
very sternly tone. The only piico
change on the dairy exchange ef
fected for today's trading was a
half cent drop in the price ot
standards, a more adjustment of.
prices between grades.
With , lighter receipts from tho
country, dealers have been with
drawing from local storage sup
plies which heretofore have been
mounting. Needs of short holders
to fill orders have been an addi
tional cause for withdrawals.
All grades of eggs wero advanc
ed a cent on the dairy exchange
yestorday. The market trend is
hrm, with lighter receipts develop
ing with the continued warm
weather.
Tho wholesale market for poul
try ami dressed country meats con
tinues ahout steady with tho week's
opening low price ranges. Trading
is generally slow. .
" ;Strawberrles of . finest Quality
are now on the. market In large
quantities at season's lowest
prices. The season is regarded ns
having reached Us flood.
Lettuce and peas are still being
shipped from this district, with
peas selling at 6& 7c a pound. Cab
bage brings from 5 to 6c a pound.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 21.
Butterfat and standards half cent
lower: butler standards 3llc; but
terl'at 40c f. o. I). Portland.
Milk: Half cent down.
Eggs: All grades up lc; current
receipts, 2Uc dozen; Crcsh medium
18c; fresh standard firsts 21c.
Fresh standard extras 23c.
Poultry steady. (Less 5 per
cent commission); heavy hens 17
S'22c; llRht 13'ii lie; springs, nom
inal ; broilers, 15(fil6c; Pekln 1
wlilto ducks, 20e; colored, noiul-.
nul; turkeys, alive, nominal; dress- i
cd 37c lb. I
Onions steady; local $3,756 7.00. i
potatoes. ?;i.rUiT4.5u sack.
. iulH , steady;, walnuts 2737c;
filberts, 190'2c; almonds, 242lie;
Brazil nuts 1416c; Oregon chest
nuts 17J'(i'20e; peanuts Dli'llc.
Cascaia bark steady, 8c lb; Ore
gon grape root, nominal.
Hops steady; 19 crop 23f 23Jc.
PORTLAND. Ore., June 21
Sloer trade now 25c higher for
week. Sleers. good $9.2.rf"u 10.00;
medium $S.50ff 9.25; common $s.
f,0; ennner and culler steers Ili.UU
g'7.00; heifers, good $7.75W.l.7n;
common and medium $li.00W7.7r;
cows, good, $7.2"ili'7.7ri; common
end medium, r,.5oSi 7.25: low cut
ters and cullers $:i.0ofi 5.50.
Calves, medium to choice (milk
fed excluded). $7.O0ii9.50: culls
and common $5.iM)ifi 7.00: vealers.
medium and choice J9.00f,i U.0O;
culls and common $5.5Oli9.O0.
Hogs steady.
Sheep steady; trading slow.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 21
Wheat : HUH hnrd white $1.53:
hard white, bhieslem. baart $1.50:
federation $1.44; soft white $1.44;
western while $1.44; hnrd wlnler
$1.50; northern spring $1.42; west
ern red $1.39.
NEW TODAY
1
ST. VALENTINE broccoli plants
for sale. J. B. Kurtz, Dixonville.
&x$andn3x'5 tract tiraTfor sale
ut cost at Hansen Chevrolet Co.
FOlf SALE-Broccoli plants. S. W.
Leake, lJixonville.lione 1SF23.
UHKlf TlliES 32x4, at Hansen
Chevrolet o., prices very rea
' sonable. ,
(SlItL WANTED for substitute
work at the Soldier's Home hos
pital. - .
FOPTltENT -Furnished house. 3
large rooms, 10 per mo. 113,
East 8th St. North. - '
Jilt; SAYINGS on Used Cars this
week at the Overland Garage.
See,-list in today's paper.'
FOItlJ A.TrcllEVlfOLET-c"oupes,
1924, l!i25 and 1D2U for sale
cheap at Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Arsenate LTailTI'repared llordo,
Spreader, Sulphur, Lime, etc.
Coeu Lumber Company
GUARANTEED Used, Cars at very
attractive prices this w eek at the
Overland Garage.
Sherwin-Williams 9prayH
FORD TOTIUNG with starter anTl
evei-j'thing In good shape for
sale Tor ?75 at Hansen Chevro
let Co. .' .
LOST Horn-riin spectacles prob
ably near Antlers Theatre. Re
turn to Pickens Bros. Grocery.
Reward.
FOR RENT Nice 4-room modern
furnished bungalow c h e a p.
Plume 391-Yi i 702 FuUerlou St.
Mrs. Earl Vosburgh. , , . .
WE ARE CLEANING " UP "oiTcer
taln sizes of - new and guaran
teed Pennsylvania tires at deal
ers prices. Hansen Chevrolet Co.
LOST Bunch of keys with metal
tag, with E. L. Allen's name and
address. Finder call 260-Y or
, bring to C. Neal, East Douglas.
Reward. : ! k . ' i t t
WE HAVE some very serviceable
Ford trucks for sale cheup, or
will trade for pleasure cars
Fords of 'Ohevrolets. v Hansen
I ChevroletCo ,
WANTED All kinds of house'
j hold goods and farm machinery
' are wauted nt th e Auction
House on Main St. list your
i stuff any afternoon. Big auction
! every Saturday P. M.
TRADE 125 acres sheep andtuF
key ranch, 5 Toom house, hen
house, : barn, wuter piped from
;, spring to house, family orchard,
' on gravel road, for an, AUTOMO-'
-iBILE, J p. Gerety,1420 jherk-,:
rips Bidgv ;- PliDne;tiG5. v -
FJUNISHED "APARTME-NTS
.'Mpdej Unee rqqm aoartments,
'sleeping jjorch,' bath; cou'tlnuous
"hot watr; extra well furnished;
ground floor; lg yardj centrally
located, best part of town; light
and water furnished. Price
$12!50 and ?17.50. LAWRENCE
AGENCY, ' , 125 , Cass Street.
Phone 219. ! . -
SAVE, MONEY ON YOUR. , MORT-
, GAGE LOAN by our - monthly
payment, plan. ; Pay off the : old
mortgage with a new one., , We
have a. very convenient install
ment loan plan which not only
makes payment easy but effects
a worth-while saving to the( bor
rowers. Umpqua Savings and
Loan Association, '.Douglas Ab
stract' Bldg.
IDANCE
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night ,
Rainbow
Gardens
WINCHESTER ' ' 1
Music by Star-Six Orchestra
Watkins Products
120 W. Lane
One-Half Block Off Jackson St.
PHONE 177
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugless Health Center
"Complete Health Service"
8ULPHUR VAPOR BATHS
327 West Cass Phone 491
i Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating and
Button Making.
Phone 187-R
610 So. Main
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist in the fitting of
Glasses.
116 Jackson St.
THE CHEAPEST
MONEY
for the choicest
FARM LOANS
h money. Tcnr.s of 5, 7 and
10 years. LI Demi repayment
privileges. Straight ioans. Usual
commission charges. Prompt
service, if you need a loan or
are refinancing see us.
G: W. Young & Son
LOANS
118 Cast St. Phone 417
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and
Ahono 284
Oak and Kane Sti.
OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT ?1.85
jer gallon, catalog house quality.
No freight to pay. Denn Gerret-
BtJIl V-U. 1 . .
pfin fiAT PAifiilfa hav ln field,
ten dollars per ton. At John
Hakanson place. Earl T. John
son, Oakland, Ore,
HOBO TRIP OF PORTLAND
YOUTHS AT QUICK END
' (AHnclaleU i'reM Iaiwl .Wire) -
PENDLETON, June 21. The
box cur excuralon ot two 14 year
i,r PnrtiHnd --hova came to 'an
abrupt hult in the local
freight
Glenn
, Inter-
yards lust nignt wneu
Bushee, railroad ofllcer,
runted their slumbero and
t tia nltv lull nnd
placed
wired
l-'ortinnu autnoriiieH.' me uuj-o
cousins nnd gave the names ot
Robert CresBy and Jack Turner.
They said they left Portland Sun
day and expected to Btop In Hood
River. HoodjRiver did not appeal
to their adventuresome spirits and
they Jumped on a "side-door pull
man" lor points ' east
OREGON ADVERTISING
I ' OLU88 NAME OFFICERS
(Aooclited Prcu Leued Wire.)
.PORTLAND, Ore., June 21. The
Oregon Advertising clubs, ' In a
separate session here, have formed
the Oregon Association of Adver
tising! clubs,' a state group. ' '
: Portland, Salem, Eugene and, Al
bany were represented. ' ' I ,
i TJ Tl Dnhlncnn Pm-llflll,l. Will
act as chairman of a committee
tb perfect the oiganlzaiion. is
assistants will, be E. A. Brown, Se
lem, Relph Cronise, Albanyi and C.
tV. Reld, Eugene.
; The first meeting ! of tho new
group 'Will ibe. iu Salem early thiB
fall.
Guaranteed
Why not save the first depreciation on a
good late model car. ( We have a good as
sortment' of late models that were bought
Right and are selling flight.
Late '26 Ford light delivery; run 2800 mi;,., j ,
has- inclosed body, spare tire, extras, can , . , ' ,
hardly tell it from a new car. To be sold
quick at .. .v. $375.00
Late '25 Essex Coach," new Duco, in very ; : .; ; ;
good running order, good tires and general
condition, very good.: j Special price this "
week at ....:.L$450.00
' Late '26 (Dec) Chev. Roadster, bumpers,
seatcovers, -other extras. Looks and runs
like a new car. Our. price is $50.00 under
'ysed car mkt. To go this week at $400.00
Late '26 Overland Six Coupe (del'd in Dec)
Can't tell it from a new car, run 6100 mi.,
left here for quick sale at...: $775.00
Late '25 Overland Four Coach, 5 new tires,
bumpers and extras, disc wheels (5). An
. exceptional buy at .. $450.00
Buick Four Sport Roadster, 6 nearly new
tires, new Duco, reborcd and in first class
shape, an attractive and very good run
ning car. Special .this week at :. $450.00
Overland, Chevrolet and Fords in' open and closed
models at very low prices this week.
Call for demonstration on any of these
cars.
Willys-Overland Garage
F. W.
ANTLERS
LAST TIMES TODAY
Matinee Dally 2:15
REX BEACH'S
"Winds of Chance"
WITH
ANNA Q. NILSSON - BEN LYON
VIOLA DANA - VICTOR McLAGLEN
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MARATHON FINISH
AT GRANTS PASS
TO BE CELEBRATED
(Auoelated I'rcil Lcawii Wire.)
GRANTS PASS, Ore., June 21,
-Mud Bull, Kuiook Indian .In Hie
Redwood Highway uiaruthon,
crossed the stato line Into Oregon ,
this morning and ut 11:25 was two
miles this side with only 42 miles
left to 'come. He had made 430
miles in the first week which eipl
ed at 11:32 today, the race having
started at that hour lust Tuesday
at Sausalito.
Flying Cloud, also of the Karook
tribe, was some distance behind
the leader. Melika, the only Zunl
competitor left in the running, wus
ten miles out of Crescent City or
77 miles from Grants Pass. '
All three leaders wero walking
today, the pace having begun to
toll ou them. Flying Cloud was
slightly ill but was exhibiting
fighting spirit and was determined
to finish second ut least. ,
Miss Redwood Empire, "Little
Fawn" of the Klamath Indians,
arrived hero today with oftlcials
of the Redwood Empire associa
tion to greet the 'runners, upon
whom she bestowed her blessing
before the start of the race. Peo
ple are arriving in large numbers
to participate iu the celebration at
the finish. An Indian dance will 1
be' given by the Karook Indians
on , Sixth Street hero tonight
when the race ends. :
t , ! BORN
PRANTEL To Mr. nnd Mrs.
Sudrock Prantel, of : Sulherlln,
Monday, June 20, 11)27, ut Mercy
Hospital In Itoseburg, a son. :
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