Roseburg news-review., July 21, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

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ROSEDURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, JULY 2 1 , 1927.
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11 MAIUSLAUGHTER IS
:fr CHARGES ICIST
a Becoming cviaeni
that in iii few yehrs it will be almost a
MriL'id r.uslom foV all servirirfeitb be held in
; j ju funfpj chnpdlj It 3 jiyK41Jeclly 'le
fitting, 'the moie suitable ftuitg.
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.Our funeral :chaucl Droviilex evcr.vicom-'
I fort
ill ji iiilucid at , tlte! clispbsul of tlipso ,we
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LI H ' ' i I ; FU N EKAL HOME . ,
earner 'j'ino, ana t-araj directs
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;TH HA8 .HAPPENED
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i-lie liad dor.u'cil fur lier voy-
' lilBtERTV THEATRE '
lntoxlcatiiiK Uiiuor. .
Tw- iniixliiiuin jicniilty uiiflT ttin
(IreKitn law fur iii'uiiHlauflttc'i Ik i 1
15'ytmi-8 In Oio Mtalu iiriftuii luiil-a
ilii of .?5,"HU, Duiiiuy DIsiiliM.
Attoi-iK'y l,ylo .J I'uku sal'l today
llial' llic hiiUh will' ask lln full i
punally. . Tho Hlato wh Inmy today :
tollc.:llue vkU-iuh In Urn c-a. lThrlllH, ncliou, niii-wl ami '"i-i"
. . A . roroiicr In vust Ik:i ! lot; Im Jo ar(. i:i,ni)Ohit- ' of '"1": ; CIciiMo
l hciil but. bus b-ii:MHtinu.a t cyrloBo." Fox nims absoi-blni! mil
Ihuroiluy iijuniliiK ut iioclo. nlll v,., 0f ,!. ot 8tarrliiB Buck
Mr l.o.U-00,1 wlilow of t.W Julii ,.V.k.i.au.,0 Cowbo'etor,
laic AH'li"(?w P. I.onkwootl,, a -wi'.ll 1 ...i.i, , ... ... , ,'
tn.Hn r,,,!,.!,,.,- r ll. Tl.n.r .Im.I." ". "V
. i n a Hrta . hAff cNED
lAUHuibts JiuW .been mad :qu una (lultoird .uittdly. In: tbe. wiud:
II)U Mu uu J lbil) .Marberry, tlie'liB hud lost lier bat and her long
Aniuvtf'lt fl 'vli-l u-Hfv nunu D..,l II ... . ! . . . T
"u uTiut , uiui:h iiuii- was mreanuitg oeiunu
,011 i.roM'iiy adjoining tho aueor her wiiillv. Hut h,r iiiij.i fR.
Jtytla juiiKlij-boi(lid town ot i'or- IIioukIi tt'iiai! Willi enaigy, was
ia Viriii, 111 wubt teutial Brasil. calm; whan her horns mumbled or
. Buvurul mysteiiuuB deaths have slui-kened speed for a moment she
oei unt d, but so fur she has cs-' coolly jerked a reign or spoke a
eaped hiii'iu, due to the slireudiiess jiiuiel soolhlng word that brought
of her cuusiu and urometer, Vilak, I li out of the hole into which it had
w hu masquerades bh her attorney I plunged and sent it riding on again,
under tbe name of Davis. Vilak Is i The old man, however, had
a 1'iinuiiK niUture of American and lieiiher the coolness nur the poise
Oi lenlal blood and a student oi l of his nompaillous. Never an ex
ciinilnology. , lie tries to persuade ,' part horseman, he hud early been
kaisa lo leavu tho country, Joav-1 appalled at the terrific speed at
ing him there with his friend.. Wii-I which his stallion coursel along
com Niinnully, un elderly Aun'id-1 'he lane, und abaiidouing his' feeble
ci:.i cheui.Hl, lo. solve the mysleiy. ! hold til' the reins, had seized the'
Kllsi at first ruluses,, but alter i poiuinel of his saddle. To this he
her tv-'o-year-old orpliuned nephew clung desperately, cramped, white
is kidnapped, to bo found again by faced, breathing quickly, afraid to
the alert Vilak, and another ui- move' lest lie should topple to Hie
tempt is mude uu their lives, aiie ground.
agrees und prepares tu lake the I The lane narrowed, the avenues
next boat.- i lof black trees bordering it on each
.ner departure is prevented . by sum urew closer and closer to
'tho lineal or floods. Alessenners gethor; but Vilak. settiiiK the nace
ride tlirough the countryside warn-ldid not slacken. , They coursed by
ing Ihu natives that the dam ata clump of low palms. A bullet
Avllus hits burst. 'Hum. Vilak de l w histled past Elise's ear. "Keep
ciiu-s it) irut:eeu lo me house octuon. vuaa caueti sortiy.
Guyloid 1'ifiiilBs and warn him ofj Tliey reached the thorn thicket
the danger. Hreniiss Is a recluse I marking the trail to Prentiss'
anil a forbidding man, as wclli as house." Jumping from their horses,
an t'licmy ot I0lises, and she su- without halting to tie them, thov
specis . Iiliu ol some knowledge of'daried into the tangled wood. They
the conspiracy iigainsl her. Never-jspt'd along the path and reached
tbeless, sUi? agrees I bat it is ilteir the shore of the lake where In the
duty to warn him.
NOW BEGIN THE STORY
, X'HAVTKK XXVII i
A horseman, came toward tbe
Americans Irani Hie direction of l
moonlight they could see the valley
below. Lights showed la a win
dow.'
"Still there,", Vilak ' grunted
"Maybe in time." He took out hlsl
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SAI.IC.M. (I il. .IlliV !! A cb.ii-itn l..i I 1.,,, (, Mfiijijj. j pi; uue III UIO li,,.,,W fazellllll. Mm mm- tl.on,
of mniisluunlilBr will bo. flit d tills ago, was hldd iu the cllv jail rr W tils the nialieu-: ,, viu011tiy ,-eliieJ his horse.
t afltirnooii by the dlslrlct altorney's ' throiiKboul last night and was still "'. , Mi " c "e w""lfi ; Vilas recognlzud him as George
'. nftlce against Mrs. Hull. W. I.ot k.;th Jnll today, 8h refuses lo talk, ' :air" siaits to finish things liiUemus. u bluff kindly-hearted
wood who was arrested last night; uboul the case except wllh her at- " '':.. ., . ' ' " r . " . !S,011"K t'ockney who was the nian-
torney.. .lames (1. le it zo , ,wno was i v,r - , ager oi, ouo pt i ho outlying lazen-1 . imw mo ,
closGti'd .with her thin forenoon.. !"'."m "'"t'-,"'imnlon -thrill maker, das. , . .',--. V ... ' . hw8 waters enguSed them to
Arraagemonts , toln y it "L'Stllt I '"Ain-'l no l.loomi,,', use comln' io
ior um' ruiwiHn 01 -wra. oiiHwuim .... . : . v-r - " wain ilinr. PromiKH i.ni.i.... - !,
ut inn iiiumih, , . ; j i . ' . "
' lum-u exuiieuiy.- "i wan dukhih
M-j 1 ;nftor ' hIio lt lid run ovm mid k 11 1ml
r Mayimi'd Ruwycr, druggiHl m'Htutw
ami Ctiiroh1 sLrnotH. is -At'-lliA pIJ(j
,1,. j iiiaiimi Ai i'n, ijocinvooy wuh hiiki iiy
nenim unicor v. A. ijoukiiih io on Dull wnicli proimhly will Do fix
piKtol himI Blurted down the bank
They had reached the Toot when
a flecond bullet sped paHt, missing
Vilak by Indies. VKun- for the
Kntr!" he whispered.
1 ho darted through the creek,
hnvrt bohti iiudir llm influftute of ert nt IR.OitnJ
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, y,o it; ; year . p p a 0;
this delicious ;
THOUSAND
DRESSING?
1 up 'the roatl -from C'acures when
ears about the blaomln' tlum audi
their waists, and reached the high
stone wall. The bushes on the op
posite . side of the water rustled
loudly. Nunnally looked at the
great iron gate which, barred their
J , ANTLERS THEATRE
Komi, udlvidual .in the l'ara-,1, " , , 1 ln " way, thni fearfully back at tho
mount fi'amuiia Lasky organlzallon I tl""k8 01 ",e Muo,,y blighter and ! hl.IIH,,
shoiihl K'.Kivuu a vole of thanks "v'r to -ll 'iin lie loo narsly As , llnswcl. , h,s f v,.
for again hi'lnglng beautilul Kstheri'1 ' . " ' igliler as; . is , whipped a -key from his pocket.
Htilsiou; , and , Dorothy Arzner to-ji'''" ; ' , 'f" .j'-IHo thrust it into the lock. "Made
tf'Uier. , - l". V'8 V " l. " ,bo m,le it the day after we were here be
lt win'llo remcinihered that liils,".), 0I":J.lf,, , t cars a man. rort.," . le muttered. "Thought we
fcas tho 'combination whi.-k iiiiaitel h, ?? . V,'1,, " U uutsltlV 18 ! might need it." He jerked the
"Kasli(ops,lpv, Women" Miss Jtul-1 p .y1"'".,, . , ,' knob and raised the two great Iron
stou's , (h-st Blurring Veftltle and,,!, a fraction of a second tr.. iII3(,e. A bell began to clang
83 a nialtor .of' i'acr; 'the jllrst di-!1""""-; ,11 " tidem would accom- soi.i.-v.here ' with! n the ; desolate.
.....i..... . i - , b iiiiiiiv linn, r fin wiiifi.iii n r ii.i,-n...i - .... ... .. .
i.i,..,..,; i mi :i , -"","1 as me gate opened. The
Uiacos XI 111. low and black against !... m ,i ' i,,,.T
.... ...u &.i, uuiitm
octo'l lll hf.tonmC.of- the toulii- hdn
nunc- KUMilrn who. has- tlioi distlnt!
MUH pf being l'aranioiml's only wo
man niemiiilionlKi.' I . : .1
the clearing, sky.
i'pr an insiaiu vnaic sat molioii-
They' 'oiitiHii "llienisuivoii' last i11'"'1' '." ')' saddle, tense,' rigid. The
nlglit, howeviu-,i In, a eleven comedy' cast ot his long eyes
"Ten. AlotH l il (l'diilniijii,liuenlH''!!1f,'yll,u"l'!il' " thin film .like a
which openell iit'tb'e-Antlers Thea-j h"'(la '"'"r'1' eyelid -began.; to creep
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flover the tnrner. Then li hit,i,1omI
spurred , his , horse; 'tile animal
hounded, lierily forward. Ills com
panions swung beside him. i ,
A nout -tii-iiiiiaUo JiininJeoiiMlllnirl ."The tlsiii ' liasii't hrokeii,'1 . ho
the comedy team of ' Heu-umlti shouted above, the tuniiilt of-the
Denny, slur, 'and Villf:imA. Se'ier ,"P'""i"K hoofs. "It's a trlckiT--A
director,, lius-snBuiisj up oil Hie Uiil-! ' K' -Prraflss' 'out of hi'
versul loi at Universal Oily (:atil'.i . Je touched tho horse witli
It coiisims or LoLs Weber ilii ei -!"'s nip; ins , worus came in
Ipr, ami .lllllle Dove, star, whose 1'ne"'"i"l heats that followed the
scctiild Joint -etlort,. "Tlie Sensa- ,'h'r.lu" or. the 'eaping animal,
lion Noekjtirs," will opon at the ila- "' "' " 'A consuiuinate rool
Jostle Tbeatit! today'. 3 '" 1 ' Should have .known when I saw
iVIias Dove, who has been in nlc- mw K.vsiemauuaiiy the . iwwh V;a
, First Prepare -5-
MAZOLA MAYONNAISn
( Yi teaspoon tali ' j f lablcspoam vincpar
' ' ' ' 1 'ft ''' '-."'''' to'tliidntai daircj ,1 : ' T
. .' .'. Put'thc seasonings. in a small deep bew!, beat
in the roc, add the vinegar, stir until mixed and :
- cradualfy bent in the Mniedla, using a wheel egg
. beater. Start with ne-hnlf teaspoon oil when
'i V ''11 theti!))iiMmais havbfgun to tllick-ch, ndd ha';1
tablcspoonfiil at a time. When done, 'beat in ;
1 -.1 1 ' 1 ' one tablespoon boiling water, j .
, Then follow this recipe: . , t
THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING J
1 1 V chij Afiicofi? Mayonnaise
jU cup Chili sauce
i ttatpatm scraped onion
2 tablespoons clofped.
slotted olives
tares fur several years, thas iilay. l'rou8' Mw the -water, was all-houi!eV Vilak liiioclted. The bay
fd In some of 1 lolly woods fi,,,,. 1 K "ius story , proves It No-ling of the dog mountetl until i.
pictures but never. u'lMI-sh" work-1""' ,u"1 "'' ourselves could think
til .'or Miss Weber, did who reach' J'reils Natives delighted- if
the ultlinate drulnatic huiehls ut lifl drowueJ-r-tlot lo. get 'there
screen perfection.
I lll-fiiifrli
Vilak shut the gale behind them,
locked It, .replaced the burs. Tho
bell continued , ringing , for a few
seconds, hen ceased. The hoarse
uuying of- the dog followed, then
thore again arose from ,the I'azenda
I he piercing , sinister wall which
I hey heard on. their first 'visit. .Vi
lak stopped to listen. Elise caught
ins arm. . , , . ,
"Are you sure we ought to go
aneutir sue wnispered doubtfully.
"I'm not sure Only Tally sure
Ton late to go hack now even If
you want lo Let me know if you
see me nog Have to kill him this
tinje f he conies No chloroform
: They sped on again. They halt-
iu ill, the gloomy entrance of the
r"REE
Tweuly dollars. See your Maying
Dealer. Phono 412. 112 S. Jackson.
ASK RETURN JAILBREAKER
1 hard bolted cce.'cliapl'cd Una
i taoiespoan inmcea ptckle . j. cup unippea cream
Combine and use with hny plain green or vcgctat.'j
salad. '..:-..-., ' ., ' !
HERE is another splendid recipe from Ida
Bailey Allen's New Book "The Modern,
Method of, Preparing Delightful Foods'' (sec
coupon below). ; 1 .:';'!; ;
(.Uwii-ialt'il I'rflM Wit.-)
' SAl.KM, Ore,, July .21 A requi
sition from I he governor' or rilaho
was brought to Governor I'alter
son yesterday- Jjy Sheriff C. H.
Hoyil of t!uldrell asking lor Ihu
exti-ailitltin or -Mvurett Orlt. who is
held ,lu I'oiiluiul. '
t'rltz Is 'wauled iu C.'iii.von .court
ly. Idaho, on a chaigc of selling In
toxicating liquors, lie is sahf lo
have broken jail al Caltlwell and
also al niiotbrr Idaho town. The
governor has mil given the requi
sition his consideration. '
ing of Hie dog mounted until It
became a frenzy, then suddenly
ceased. -
"Whn'o tliova?"
.i:.,l- ..u ..... ., i.i. t " i itiuina luice
..o u o, ,, per-was raspy and snarling.
haii.ir-Butter ,go buck-Hoth of Tou "It's Miss Miu-l.,-vv'a ,n,m
Uangurous Advi you go1 hack j again."- , . , -. '
All rlRhl-No time arguinont "; Prentiss began a stream of lsul,
, lbo tnreo powerful horses hurt- lea oaths. "Get out of here' Get
led, over the roatl, their hoofs kick-! out of here!" he shouted- passion
ed up great sprays of mud llke'atelv through the door .
(.in waves ot green churned waler! "Don't be a damned fool." Vilak
lluowu back by the propeller of alspoko slowlv, gravely "I've come
,..us .nii-niuniiip. Here fO hell) you. This velinrt nf o
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directly into permanent, useful public utility properties.
It is easy- to $roriirni il preferred , ehf eho'l'd.ef this: "
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"investment planT will enroll you ras' sf
satisfied investor.
(A copy of Jrbis J6-page jbook describ-
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. ;ment in the Company's! preferred sljaftSa.;.,
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EXPECT APPROVAL OF PLANS
FOR EASTERN STATE NORMAL
was registered from Heppner, Ore. FRENCH STILL TROUBLED '
Dr. Delbert C. , Stanard said he , BY CONFEDERATE M0NE1V
knew a Dr; John Huston while at i .',
medical school who finished about " PARIS, July 21. Confcdrralf
1922 and was connected with the money still passes at pur in mmii.
tinlverslly health service on the towns of Prance. fi-
campus the year following his grad- Those who have made a HrtsM
UatlOIl. ,.(.,. bv Circillnltllir Hie nl.onlo,,. ImnV
(Associate!) Press Tensed Wtre)
GAl.t'vf , n.,rt ' 1..I-. - nt n.i,-
Vilak rode as though the Orion- flood is n ti-irk l,. ... n. nn,..t' r n'.l ..'.., ...
tai strain In his blood hud risen to! your house. You're surrounded. I enee with, the architect John Ben
in I imsseSSiOll Of his belllir- - he 1 Vnn-ll l.u ,.....i.. .i. ...... ..i 1 .11 . ......... . " '
wns a Tartar of the sinZ' 1 1 , . v.... ,.'".. 17.. 1 " ",u y?" I ,?:"" '"u!! ?."la"eH '"""s I No record at the university reg- ameV a
tall, lean form 'rocked I. and swayed !ru,e. Open the door nnd let us ' afternoon that construction of the i Ii'm. ,f"Ce ""i1" ,beJou"'! tll!,t 1 chants' l)Ut now 811,1 t11"!'1 comes ?','
as it adapted llseit to the slightest in. We've come to help you, t tell new eastern Oregon normal school . ZomthlieJlthru 'm 1 u,!0" ,f a "001 of ?B0 nn'1 ii"'
.... .... ,,i ,miiiihiii iiiuiiii.1, tjtin. nI'giu ne netti up by reason of the p.lrti.,i .,. " ViT. .:r. : ; """ " yeiaames receiiuyw s
in; ciet-iiiv,ii uiil. (Minuter ptut Ul-tlts
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9CIIU Only 1QC (stamps or coin) with tliis coupon nnd
, you will receive a copy of Ida Builry Allen's wonderful ikw 13iok,
attractively bound, containing 113 iiagcs of unusual rceiiH-s. Wtitc
Jnlintotit l.lrtMir Ciimiiitjr, . , '
Name .....
- Addro33
Tonn.
, lk.nl ill irMilr Uljg.,
1'iirlliitiil, urt.
Sfiife..
Turn whole milk, and It's pas
leuilite(l. Hosehillg'Dillrv. I'hone ISO
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ARCHERS TO COMPEJE, ' .'
Hoaebnrg archers are to compote
Willi tneuihcrs of the Yoemen's Ar
chery Cllilf of S'ol tll Head at some
lime In the near future. North
Hend has a well tii-gdniztil cl'ib
thai holtts regular shoots. i and. 'it
contest Is being arruuge:l Between
leams irtnn llosehurg ilntl -Xortlr
lleml. A John picnic Is. planned
will, (he r.tiuti'st 'us u pari; ot the
day's entertainment. ' i
massive, stvainlng body.
Klise was" bent far over ":lu".her
satldle, her -head almost touching
her horse's neck; The -thin gray
Window- washing and house
cleaning by ('has. 1;, Davis. I'litille
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NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CITY
IMPROVEMENT BONDS
l for Peffect SaSads j
PRUNE DRYERS
Oliver Dehydraters, Slurtevant Fans, Dippers,
! Green Graders, Trucks, Steam Dryer Equipment,
Oil Burners. - j ,
Your old dryer can be rebuilt into a modern recirculating
plant. . .. ;
, . Material furnished and iiislallnlions made
WALTER LEAKE
HEADQUARATERS FARM BUREAU i '
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ' '
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Nolle is hereby given Ibat the I
llndetiiicned. Ileconler of the City I
of Koselilng. . Orei:o:l, will, nji loj
7 : Iln ti'e.ltielc o. m . Aiiciimi 1 l'r.'T
Al his ofl ice In the lUlv Hall, rtv !
j eelve scaled iiroponnls lor tlie iu:-
i-hnse of flly Slreel. Sewer and
Hidowitlk iniruvemeitt llonds in
(lie sum o( $::.!il'-i.l',i.
' Said lon. Is nie Issued under "
Unneroft II, mill, , Act In denomina
tions ot Sjoo.oo tech. with the
exception of the first one which
will be in the amount or tssis.i.
Willi interest nti per cenl, ps.utblc
seinf-annually unt inn from one lo
tell eat'S itt Die tilillen nf lite 1'Etv
of lioselniic. ' '
The right to reject any and all
bids, is hereby reserved.
I'ati'd at Jiosebmit, Oregon. July
mill, 11127.
. 'n.nni.n'K. siii-:i:rv.
,(l!.v, UfColtter. ol the City of Ko.--
us
do it-
r iffi i
LET US
TAKE
CAft.6
OF
YOUf?
MOVING,
we ARE
CAREFUL.
NO FEAR
Of ,
BREAKING
Anything.
NO'
YOU ;
will
FIND
our,
PRICES
reasonH
ABLE
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For a inonient I'rentls's made no' niinclnl deficit faced by the ", , '" ;,,' ,., f ! , "1 1 w",na ht"' number of the alra-
answer. Tho baying of the doc re-1 state. It was inllmaled by soniei" ..T" ... "i" . , ';. , " . wortniess bins exchanged foi-gotp..:
memnera or mo nnarn ttint tin. . -- :...:iiii niuney.
mer session. i Americans frequently offer th-fc
own money Iiv payment at hou'-
commoncetl. Then the door open-
siowiy. i-renuss peered out.
ms raco was shrunken withered
like a mil; his yellowish eyes
gleamed craftily. Jle had evi
dently been on the moment of n
departure, for he was wearing his
uai.
tie surveyed (he newcomers. "So
you've como to help Prentiss," he
snarled nl length. "Come to help
tue unreasonable Prentiss, the
wicked Prentiss, who stupidly in
sisted on keeping the land that be
longed to hi, ii, oh'.' Who wouldn't
I let it be sloleu. ell?" he laughed
sardonically, cruelly, "Well, well,
well. We'll see.f
He opened the tloor widely, and
stood in tho nperturo, a lofty,
long-armed skeleton. "Come in,
come in, said the spider to the fly.
Come in, said the spider." He gig
gled harshly at his own jest.
Vilak swept past him Into the
gloomy eamlle-lit Interior where
the great black mnstlff strainetl
frantically at his least. "You've
got to oreimre to defend vourself."
ho snapped. "Your enemies will be
coming to attack as soon as they
iinti you re not coming out "
' Prentiss' expression changed.
Fear replaced i his malevolent
smile. His cadaverous hotly .began '
io ireninie. me tattooed murk on
his forehead became llrltl. "At
tack?" he whispered feebly. "Shoot-Ing?"
link nodded. .
(To be Continued)
members of tho board that tlu
plans would likely be approved be- i
fore adjournment of the meeting1
yesterday afternoon.
Eat barbecue sandwiches - and I
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.!
EDUCATOR DROWNED
loe's
(Associated Press Leased Wire)
NOME. Alaska. :Iulv
John W. Huston, physician .with : "Hid. In that way, disease germs
H.I-HJX KILLS t ! and large -stores, and French m-M
rvc-T ii--.i-o cnallts ee nothing unusual in ItW
TOUOtfLII 1 una , oner -ol such currency. UradualM
"owevor, they are coniiiiK to knor-'B
Mosquitoes Th'rn Your Blood regular United States inran:l
Normnl M,l iu.,,!1'1"11. se?lllg it In tllo Willll04
lo he drawn throetri, n. ,!. i ot 'lBroB exchange hanks.
s m a 1 1
iiiercinc in ne. , auhhia.., .
Tho,- ,, n. :..i... . .u. li UOES THRU
" Jr-, ,r.,.'V" " """"'nKI- ROSEBURQ THIS MORNING
I'UIITLAND, Ore., Jlllv 21."
the Bureau of Education, was lost are set afloat In the blood stream Nicholas T onUv iih - , , ,-,., ,1
overboard Monday from the gov.- bacteria ot ' burning fever and ' n,e ."mnaMmnse T . , L y
ernmenl l,in hnl ,i, i. crinnline disease There 1 i . 1 10 h'"1"""' house of reileent.'i
er Yukon lei, mile. I.el, .;;.! the danger of Mrnommnel, l,,r.r. ,.cs' 1u, nas -P0 e guest OS
tain Wllage. The bodv
been recovered
Huston graduated from the Uni
versity ot Orogou In 1922.
KUGENE, Ore., July 20. A John
Hilsom received his B. A. degree
from the- tinlverslly of Oregon in
-1117. He majored in zoology and
er Yukon ten miles below a moun-,c danger of streptococcic infoc- iieiireBonn.tiv Z , i o..V.,,,:..,.i.iS
ha? not.t ion I blood poisoning) f r o m hpro for ..,.,, ' Sfi.l
tin a xil,.,. M0?ms Krancisco by train at 1 o'clock ihM
Z till L Ait . 18 rT, m"oU "l- here Mr. Longworth has betfil
, , , , ""'","""'" "'e-i. .extensive y entertained and In
nslst on Ply-Tox. Fly-Tox Is easy manifested great inlertat in
to use. oaie, stainless, fragrant, , legisiativc needs of the Pacll-c
"'" 'northwest.
Vllsk
tackod..
siege.
Is right, j They are at.
The party prepares for a
Try our buttermilk It's differ
ent. Roscburg Dairy. Phoue ISO.
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