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ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1927.
1 CONFIDENCE! j
3 . We ere assured that we have gained the
2 confidence of the public by the large and
S ever increasing number of our customers
and friends.
With our large capital and surplus we are
equipped with adequate reserve funds to
i meet all contingencies. The experience
. pf our officers insure sound and conserva
tive methods. . .
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UMPQUA VALLEY BANK J
Roseburg, Oregon &
iiictipc DiiDninr
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g 8AI.E.M, Ore.,' Kept, 12. The
E funeral of Judge Henry Iturnult,
Hi chief Jusifce or tlio Oregon su
jj : prcine court who died Saturday,
rw!t he held iit the First Congrcga
Sjllnnul church Tuosduy at JO
5 ; o'clock. Jt was first announced
K'lhat Ihn Juiicrul service wneld ho
R i hold at the Wohh Funeral Chapel,
K I tint loday it Has decided lo use
j.the church because of lis linger,
f 'auditorium.
Zt I The f unci ii will lie in charge of
B ' tho grand Ipdgo of Oregon, A. If.
E; and A. M, Rev. W. CV Kanlner,
J retired Congregational mlniMer
iund a friend of the lino justice, will
J deliver ihe address. The body will
i BIG DELEGATION
to
fUNERAL SERVICES
i EDENBOWER MAN
Fiineual soivlces for the Into
Adolph W.r lielnibolt, ivho pass
ed away at, liia home In Edonbow
f.r Friday evening, woro held at
& o'clock thiH afternoon at tho Mn
aoiilc Teniplo.' 'Br. Frank II. Mat
thews officiated and Ihe Masonic
burial services were itsed.' ' The
many beautiful floral offerings
were leHllinony to the high
loom in which the deceased waa
held In hl commiinliy. Inter
Inont followed In the Masonic
ceinelury. Funernl arrangements
wero 111 charge of M. K, Hitter of
the ' KosebiirB Undertaking com
pany.
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'ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
jlTr ". ' ' ' ' ' 'Established 1901 ' '
'i;itij.'.fi 5?' E' RITTER'. M"naoor ;u,,t, , M ,
. .Founded and Maintained on Efficient
5 . i' . v " Service and Courtesy : -. . ; -
4 t. ,n I I I I rr.. AMBULANCE SERVICE , , .
phone 284
Oak and Kane Sts,
Licensed Lady
Em ba Truer
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bCilOOl ;1
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'"Shoe i Time
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You Can't Beat 'Eni ij V
Ehdicott Johnson's Better Shoes
for Less Money
A "new and complete line of Shoes and Low Shoes
f or5 Boys and Girls1
1 THE LOW PRICES WILL PLEASE YOU
Roseburgii
boterie
he Kent, following the Hervice,
me j'orilatul crematorium.
The aclive pall hearera will be
Omar Ilayfer of UallaH, Dr. It. K.
f.ee Slelner, Milton i,. Meyera, Lot
I.. I'earce, C. II. ilaker and (ieoige
(i. Ilrown. The houorury pall
beareiH will be Chief Juallee llui
llelt'a fellow llieillbei'H of the Nil
pieino court, tlovernor I'allei'Hon,
and Federal JudgeH Kobert ii.
liean and John II. .McNary.
Juilgo Ilurnett waa a past grand
master of the Masonic i.odgo of
Oregon and also past grand master
of the Odd Follows of Oregon. He
wiih a meinour of Salem lodge No.
330, II. 1'. O. Elks.
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trill
DOC COOK OUT
ON PROBATION
, IRVIN BRUNN
' Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet
Perkins Building , .. . , Roseburg, Oregon
; GREATER MOVIE SEASON
Liberty;;; Theatre
! fAmoclnlcd I'rrM r,Puwil Wlrul ' (
VVASIIINOTON, Sept. la. Hr. I
Frederick A: Conk, tho Arcllc: ex-1
plover, today petitioned lbs su
preme court lo decide whether Ihe:
federal district court for northern
Texus, In which he waa convicted :
of using the malls tO'defraud, had
aulhorlty to place hliu on proba
tion. ( : ;t- ; , j ; i j
Bontencetl on November. 21, 11123, 1
to 14 yeara and- nine' montiia at '
Leavenworth, Dr. Cook asked ihe
district' court recently to nluco him
on probation under a law providing
for such clemency hut which waa
enacted after ho commenced imrv:
Ing IiIb sontencei The district
court granted his reiiuoat bvor (ho i
objection' of the govorument, which
contended that the act was uuoon- j
slltullonal and that the court had I
lost control In the matter because i
be had commenced nervine-bin sen-1
tunce. 1 Tho circuit court of nppcals ished parts, have 40 rovs and no
reversed tho district court. t . adornment. ' '.
In asking the (supreme, court to j Tho structure Is more than 700
review, iio caso, I jiy Cook asserted i feet long and 600 feet wide. The
that the en-cult' court of tho sixth, ! outer walls are SO feet high', With
ncrqnth and ninth :crc'ults had tak-ja broad esplanade on top, and
en a dlfforent view, holding that from that wide promenade, 50-loot
trial courts could place on proba- bleu stone pillars riso in n Oro-
It's So Simple.
The pnpers nre full of
"F ALL SUITS" and "where
to buy them" and "where
the fashions are keenest and
values the thickest" but in
summing up 113 ALL U
EASY.
You can find at WILDER
AND AGEE CO'S the
things you are looking for.
without looking around.
You can . reduce the whole
problem of price and ap
pearance - to an address if
it's the right one.
Read, please, . .this list of
branded names: . i
Kuppenheiiner and Michaels-Stern
good clothing.
Ford Topconts and Over
coats. .
Mallory Hats.
B. & L. Underwear.
Shirtcraft Shirts.
Cheney Brothers Neckwear.
Holeproof Hosiery.
Wilder and Agee
Company
' Roseburg, Oregon. ,
11G GOOD TIE I
OIH LOWER UMPQUA!
I
: and,
Reedsport, Gardiner
j Winchester Bay Visited
Picnic at Smith
River Today.
The Hosebuig delegation to
ilieodsport and Smith Itlver num
bered approximately SO, leaving
iioaeburg early yesterday morning
uml spending Sunday at Winches
iter Day and Gardiner. Three car
loads returned lust night, being un
able to remain over, but the others
i went on this morning to Smith
i Itlver lo join with tho grange theie
In an all-day picnic.
A most enjoyuble time was spent
lilt the beach yesterday thn groups
being taken from Itcedsport to the
nay on tugs. Tho weather was
very good making tho beach trip
Interesting. The only ones who
did not have a good time on this
trip wero Kenneth Qulno und E. Ii.
llelolt, who missed the boat and
had to walk back to Iteedsport,
and walking back from boat rides
Is not their hobby.
A few accidents, fortunately of
a minor character, liuppened on
Ihe trip down. A bearing burneJ
out on Kenneth Qulne's car and
n wrecker was sent out from Reeds
port to low him in. The driver of
I ho wrecker looked back to see
how the lowed car was coming
along and drove his own machine
off tho grade Into the river. Mr.
Quine slummed on his brakes and
I brew his car Into reverse, causing
Ihe chulu lo break and thereby
saving his own party. The driver
of the wrecker, -who was accompan
ied by his wifo, pushed his wife
out of Ihe car aa Ihe machine went
over the grade and then jumped so
Hint they . were not carried inlo
tho stream und were not hurt.
! Oscar Uerrie's car skidded on wet
pavement on lliu wav to Drain
and smashed Into a telephone pole,
smashlug a fender, .
'I he parly in. Dr. Slewnrt's ear
had a narrow escape .when the can
skidded and stnrted to slide slowly'
over the edge of n high grade. The
occupants jumped out and, held ihe
car aiiiiii it coum-be tirawni back
to safety, i , , i i -t i. : ; i ; ' , , i .
August Heck's machine suffered
a broken spring and fie being re
paired at lteeilsport today.
I NEW TODAY
HOQ3 for sale. JM. Ware, Olalla.
FOIl SALE Sheep dipping vat. L.
K. Gilliam. I'hone HF34.
FOIl HUNT .Modern furnished
apartment. 221 W. Lane St.
FOIl" KENT 5-roonT house at 4 1 i
S. I'lne St. 18. I'hone 16.
A HA RT.M KNTS. Newly furnished.
.Modern. Close in. Call 6J6-J.
FOIl IlfcNT Nice newly furulsh"-
ed apartments. J, M. Judd. .
PLACK FOIl IllSNT .Mr'sPE".
Schroeder Address Wilbur, Ore.
FOR-RBNT 5-room house. Kaiie
St. near Court rlouae. Phone
275. I
PEAIl pickers wanted at once. G.
C. lialley, Garden Valley. Phone
82FI3.
suitable
. Close
FURNISHED 2-room flat,
for students or touchers,
In. 331 S. Main.
WANTED 12 to 15 acres land
cleared. Cabin furnished. See J.
O. Metz, 221 W. Washington.
WANTEI-Will pay cash fora
good second hand mimeograph
machine. Call phone 3I1-L.
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
house, $7 per month. See eleva
tor man at Perkins Bldg.
pMHi"niiiHTiiiiiimiiininHij
RE A M OFTA R..T A R H
C c
. , Baking Insurance
".you find any faulc whatever i"
7 kllino DowHr. or think you
,
""on.
' grocer will return )'
our
FOR RENT Furnished rooms ill
modern home, close In. Call ut
5211 E. Douglas, Roseburg.
HOGS FOR SALE 15 bead shoals,
weight about 125 lbs. each. Mrs.
Chas. Smith, Camas Valley
WANTEDT"0 HENTi Sheep
lunch with buildings aud little
: farm land. 803 W Mosher.
WOMEN WANTED For canning
work. Apply at cannery. Frank
J. Norton Co., Roseburg, Ore.
FOR RENT Beautifying "fui'Tiisli
ed modern house, a splendid lo
cation, adults only. Phone 3U-J.
FOR RENT 8-r7"house,cTeiamI,
H mo. 5-r. house, acre land, $7
mo. C. Walter Groves. Phone
477-R.
FOR RENT 5-rooni furnished
house, $10 per month. Two
blocks east of E. tilh St K. L.
Hammond.
FOR S A LE"ak" bloclt wood,
S3. 60 per tier delivered. Also 2
ft. fir, or 12 in. Carl Decker,
Melrose, Ore. , ,
icv anj r ,t,ae:Sf ,
but, ' PY '""-
"our, etc., you have w-
; It's on every tin of Schilling's . . . this .-'
. guarantee label. It applies, whatever
you bake with Schilling's.' It's got to
be good ... because it contains more
cream-of-tartar than any other... i
that fine, wholesome ingredient that
fluffs your baking. -
' Your money back if you don't like s , I .' i
Schilling's best 5 : . i ' .-; ;- -,
S g h illi n
B aki n S ,Powder
Tea Ji Extracts Mwyi9 spices cortee
iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiuniiiminuii
iM'W-I-M'M'llI-MIWMWI'I'
lion prisoners who had commenced
serving their torniB and that simi
lar, rulings bad been made by nu
merous district ;courts. . i. -
BOY ACCUSED OF
MATRICIDE SEES
MOTHER'S GRAVE
front ImiPtl from parro 1.)
ciim tuniplt! effect. The stiuHum
has sheltered many notable apec-
laeles In Jt m briof span ;of years. 1
1 The fir.st KuchailHtiu congress
of 1 tho Knninn Catholic cliui-ch
over held In this country 'assem
bled in the stadium last summer
and filled the horseshoe with the
largest crowd ' it may ever see.
IMoro than 200,000 members of the
Holy Namo society, each with a
ulniiminir cniKlln. flllnd (tin n rinn
boy?" Kherlif Walter Hleo' of U and the "stadium fl6oYi i ' ; ;' I
CrosBO 'finally oiilered Hill, Ken-h A few months later, I tho' 5 first
lor, nneHted. - jarmynavy football game ever held
'Then bejian the drive to Ottawa .In the vest, thrilled llu.OoO spec
with Dr. Hill left behind until hiajtalors. Tho field was especially
uiifsculUes with the La ) 'rosse prepared for that event as the pre
iniihorities eouid bo 'straihlenod jyiouH year had jrteuionstratod that
out. When he eventually was ro-ifho stnditim turf was uiiHitited to
leased he was 'Obliged to wail scv-, football tin Chicago's customary
November weather.
. The first use of tho stadium,
five years ago, was for a foot ball
oral hours for another train.
PIONEER SHEEPMAN
nice iMDcmmPTcw B1! Between iiiuii scnools or
Today and Tuesday Matinee Daily 2:15 1
THEY SAY DARWIN WAS RIGHT?
v u. ... k is. rt -
PRNDI.ETON, Sept. 12. Jimmy
ilat'ketl, pioneer slieepinan of
Umatilla county, died here hit-,)
Kalnrday from kidney aud sloiu
acb trouble. Mr.' llackett. whose
hko has been placed anywhere
from 7r lo llil years, was connect
ed "llli Ihe Indian troubles In the
early pioneer days, making a
thrllllnn rldo ride from Willow
Kprlnas lo Pendleton, during the
days of (he worst Indian troubles,
lie retired about '2.1 years ano
from the sheep and wool business.
For years lie was a recognized
authority on this Industry.
Chicago and Louisville.-
AUDITING STATE BOOKS
The ComrJj that
bowled 'em oKtr
tn Chicago and
New York.
11 ry -
f AvN(irliihl I'ri'wi 1-aKi'il Wlre
SAl.l'i.M. Ore.. Sent. 12. The
first annual audit of the funds of
Ihe Stale Industrial Accident Com
mission, provided lor In an act of
the 11127 legislature, slarled today.
The firm of l.ybrnud, lioss Itrolii
orx and Montgomery of I'ortlauil hi
making the audll, Ihe actual work
being done by Zelh L. Roberts and
Waller 1). Wliileotub.
Tho purpose of Ihe audit Is to
keep a closer check on -siaie
funds.
SIR KNIGHTS, ATTENTION 1
Regular conclave of Ascalon eom
mamlory Tuesday evening, Septj
Mill. 7:30 o'clock. Visiting Sir
Knights welcome.
JOHN M. THRONE, E. C.
JUDOE KELLY OF i
1BIY SLATED
:" FOB THE BED
Girls Dance
: With Joy
when they use (his new wonderful
French .Process Face Powder fulled
MEI.LOOI.Oi .keeps that , ugly
shine away. i Women rave, over Its
nuporior purity and quality, Stays
on longer skill looks like n peach
keeps, complexion youthful pre
vents -largo pores. , .Get a box of
MEI.LO-OI.O Face Powder, toduy.
Nathai, Fullevlon, druggist. ,,. i ,
Rye grass, timothy, burr clover,
red clover nnd oiher field seeds at
Whai tpn Uros. , . .
il
anOESli!
PIGS H to $4.60 alioal firood
sows $15 to $25 each. 1 boar. 1
cow. Fred Vedder, 1 mile north
of Wilbur.
WANTED Twenty tiers 22-inch
black oak and laurel wood at
once. Address "S. O. S." caro
thls office, with price.
L.OANED FItilE Witn eacu sav
ings account opened we loan one
of - our Home Savings banks, i
First State and Savings Dank. j
PHONE Harriet ETcirovcs, lf77ft
or call at studio, 137 N. Jackson
room 5 for lesson dates in piano
and Dunning system. i
FOlt SALE OR RENT 40acres
I one mile from town. House, barn
and chicken bouse. Family or
chard. 803 W. Mosher. . ,
FOR SALE 1926" nuick Master
Six sedan. The best buy in town.
' See it at L. K. - Chambers Motor
Coi Oak and Main Sts. ' Phone
64!). ! j
FORTY cords fir Wood for sale" on
Ihe ground, also some 16-in. fir
mid .oak block -wood. All handy
for truck or trailer. 11. E. Brown,
Wilbur, Ore.
FEMALE HELPWANTED Want
ed, ton ladies to distribute cer
tificates, j pleasant.- : See- Mrs.
Lochridge, Unipn.ua Hotel, Tues
day II a. in. , . I
FORD truck for sale or trade.
'2-1 model, steel cab and . bed.
ffTO.T.T.TTT.
Bridge Tea and
Fashion, Show
MASONIC HALL ' .
Wednesday Atenipon 2 to 5
, TABLE RESERVATIONS $1.00
' Call 616 or 41-J for Reservations. '
Merchants Taking Part in Fashion RevUe
Fisher's
i Ladies Shoppe
Marksbury Store
I. Abraham
J. C. Penney Co.
King's Millinery' -1 t M
Roseburg Booterie
Bell s Millinery
Benefit Job's Daughers-
J
IIMMT;'IgIIWTiWTiIiIi
Ruckstell axle. Will trade tor
horse, cows or what have you?
J. E. Wood, Suthorlin.
GUARD YOUR VALUABLES By
keeping them in one of the sate
deposit boxes lu our strong
vuult. Double lock boxes. First
MACK SENNETT
SMITH'S PETS
jj 8B NsRVXIlN JACKSON "'TSIIS "'''t
Mutt and Jeff-
Matinee 10c-25c
-Fox News
Evening 10c-35c
SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE
WANDA ARMOUR AT THE ORGAN
SALEM, Ore, Sept. 12. The npi
polulment of rlrciilt Judge Percy
It. Kelly of Albany as n member of
Ihe supreme court to fill the vacan
cy caused by the dentil of Chief
.lusllco George H. Ilurnelt Is pre
dicted in legal circles here. tJovet
jnnr Patterson lias said he will not
I take lip the matter of an appoint
ment until after the funeral or
! Chief Ilurnett, which Is tomorrow.
I Judge Kelly has for many years
SOSfflSSHSSSSESS.itli'lnl 't comprising Marlon"
fc-R nun i.inii counties ami is conslder-
cu one ot tne ablest judges in ihe
S slate.
:(3 Should Judge Kelly receive the
M npitoliiimetit the governor also
Rj will have to fill Ihe vacancy on
M the circuit bench for this district.
oiiimiio ieny oe tippomicu u la
predicted that Ihe appolnloe to the
circuit bench would be either
Carllon K. Sox or Senator Wlllard
Marks, both of whom live al Al
bany. Sox. It Is believed, would be
more likely to get the place. Tho
appointee doubtless would either
'A be selected from Albany or Salem.
oince jutige ieny lives al Ainanv,
and Judge L. 11. Mi -Malum, Ihe
oilier judge for the district. Ilv
In Salem. It Is pmbablo that (lie
appointment would go lo Albany.
fl tncere
0ttrt
ihe
fo
en.
mill CoiKacrjiori for
the .Itminj.
DOUGLAS FUNERAL
HOME
Mgr.
H.
C. Stearns.
Est. 11126
Phone 111
Lady Attendant
NEW YORK, Sept. 12. The
most widely known ball player In
America was hailed Into court to
day on a "John Doe" warrant al
leging assault.
George Herman "nnbe" Rulh.
slugging Yankee outfielder, was
the "John Doe" meant. When ho FOR SALK-
heard the story of the assault,
"Babe" expressed pity for the vic
tim, Bernard Neimeyer, and pro
duced witnesses to prove that he
was in Garfield. N. J nt the time
tho assault is alleged to have oc
curred on Broadway here.
Neimeyer told the court that on
July 4. shortly after he had been
released from n hospital after be
ing treated for a fracture of the
spine, ho was walking along upper
Broadway. Two women passed him,
he said, but he paid no attention to
them.
In their wake came a man, iden
tified in court by Neimeyer as
Ruth, who brushed against him
and called to the women, asking
them if Neimeyer had spoken to
them. Neimeyer said the women re
plied that he bad not spoken lo
them, "but Huth struck mo a ter
rible blow in the eye with his left
fist anyway."
"I'm partially blind lu one eye."
Neimeyer said, "and I pleaded
with hliu not to strike me again.
Then I asked him why lie had
struck me."
' 'Why did you speak to my
wife?'" Neimeyer quoted Ruth as
saying.
A crowd had gathered by this
time.. Neimeyer said. He heard a
chauffeur shout "That's 'Babe'
Ruth." Neimeyer said he had never
seen Rulh. but bad rend of blm
and knew who he was.
Neimeyer related how lie be-!
seeched the crowd and a traffic of
ficer to "grab" Rulh, and of how
no one responded.
Neimeyer said he was "positive"
the man was Ruth.
Rulh, dressed In a neat blue suit.
stood In the court as Neimeyer
s ! pointed blm out.
Repealln gthat ho waa sorry for
Neimeyer. Ruth declared
Stnte and Savings Bank.
FOR RENT Fully furnished apart
ments. Furnace heat, electric
ranges, private baths, garage,
"OLD GLORY MAY ;.
HAVE TAKEN NOSE ..
DIVE INTO OCEAN
-. ...,'
(Asttielnlwl; l'rCBS Lenepd ,Wlro) .
NEW' YORK, Sept. 12.
A theory thai the missing
monoplane i"01f Glory'-' .made
a .nose dive and carried her
'three occupants ' to the -hot-
loim of -the-sen before- they
cnulil tlrnin fhr. funl' I, .,,1,-a A
w;as advanced today by Cap- '
tain E. V. Mitchell, master
' of the liner' American Mer-
chant, one of' thei fonr ships
which searched' the sea
where the plane. Is believed
to have met disaster.
Captain 1 Mitchell expressed
the opinion, that the ill-luted
plane wont Into ai dive Just
before Lloyd 'Bertnudf ii'ap-
ped out the SOS which
brought his vessel scurrying j
to the rescue.' 'If ihe plane
had landed safely on the wa-
4 ter, lie said, it should have
remained afloat at least' two
hours, which- would have
given Herlaudi Philip Payne
Mrs.' Charles' Heinline
TEACHER OF
Piano, Harmony and Theory
Suite -1, Kohlhagen
Phono iWO.;.
Bldg.
also threo light housekeeping! and J. D. Hill time to Influte
rooms reasonable. D26 S. Alain
or (f. W. Young & Son.
11123 Ford coupe, ex
cellent condition, $175 takes it.
Phone 13F23. 'Or call at S03 W.
.Lane alter 6 p. in. Mildred Mil
lard, Looking Glass, Oro.
FOR SALE at sacrifice. '0"-rooin
house at 850 S. Stephens St.,
?500 down, balance like rent.
Apply F. Porter, 132 W. 6th St..
Eugene. Keys at, H. Brown next
door.
'
the rubber life bont and stay
o afloat until picked up.
4 been considerable speculation j
as to the donor since news of '
the gift became public.
1 '
SHEEP for sale. 200 head of good
breeding ewes for sale, from .1
lo 4 years old. 110 of these are
purebred Shropshlres. Phone
2II5 J or address Box 1032, Rose
burg. FEMALTOIELI- WAKTHH-Hulli-s
wauled to paint handkerchiefs.
We furnish silks, patterns. In
structions free. Excellent pay.
viue ior parucuiars anu snm-;
pies, ueautext Co., 22a Irving HERE IS THAT SHEEP
St., San Francisco. 4 AND Tl'RKE YRANCH
FOR SALE 5-roonv modern plas-i Plenty of bottom land; well
tered residence on Pine street, 2' improved; contains 397 acres;
large lots. Payments like rent, i 8 miles out; place Is held by
EXCHANGE 1 have very flue a mortgage company and is
strain R. L. Reds. Will ex- ! being offered for $7,600.
change one for two. same size.' Terms: S',500 cash, and ten
L O. Maddux, 404 N. Jackson. years to pay the balance at
LIBRARY FOR LEAGUE
'
( Atttorintori I'rctt lasol Wire)
GENEVA, Sept. 12. John
D. Rockefeller, Jr.. Is the sole
donor of the $2,000,000 fund
for the erection ot a library
for the League of Nations, it
was announced in the league
assembly today. There had
Baby and Pre-i!
School
i' CLINIC .(.
Douglas County Health'
Unit
Sept. 14, 1-4 Pi M.
(1 Health Office In Courthouse, ,
Roseburg.
Hunters- Special
Finest of Watermelons and Can
taloupcs. Come load up, prices
are right on quantity at the
NEW STAND, DiLLARD, ORE.
' D. COON
ANTLERS
TODAY
greatest love classic
stage or screen
THE PARTY w ho took spare" lira
and rim, with C. A. Lochwood
Motor Co. tire cover, from tour
ing car parked to rear of Llberly
theatre Sunday night is known
nnd can save trouble by return
ing to K. V. Martin nt C. A. Lock
wood Motor Co., at once.
FOR SALE-
6 per cent.
See N. Rice of RICE & RICE.
VETERAN DIES AT
SOLDIERS' HOME
lloin Sox and Marks are repuli-was "much surprised'' at the
Means while most of the other charge. He had with him two wlt
promlnent lawyers are said to be i nesses who corroborated his state
democrats and the appointment or I meat that he was In Garfield at
a democrat Is not expected from j the time ot the alleged assault,
the republican governor. Magistrate Stern continued the
o case until Friday to permit Nel-
Wool sacks, twine, sheep dip and : tneyer to obtain w itnesses to cor
branding paint at Wharton Bros, 'roborato his story.
1925 Ford touring, $175.
1025 Star touring. $275.
1926 Nash coupe, $950.
1924 Willys-Knight sedan. $750.
Wo have the best buys in town.
You should sec them and try
them. L. R. Chnmbers Moior Co..
Oak aud Main Sis. Phom? 649.
that he THE "MONTHLY pa"ymenl""loan
is nn attractive monihly pay
ment plan for building or buy
ing a home or refunding exist
ing mortgage. It allows repay
ment ot loan in easy monthly
Installments and gets the borrow
er out of debt. I'nipqua Savings
and Loan Association. iHiuglas
Abstract Building.
HENRY C. Nipper'., resilient of
Ihe Soldiers' Home, died Sunday
evening nt Ihe age of S2 year;., 0
months and 2 days, lie entered
Ihe home November IS. lull from
Rainier. Oregon, and lias been a
resident there since that time.
Mr. Nippert served as a prlva'e
in Company B. 100th Pennsylvania
Infantry In Ihe Civil War. The
body has been removed lo (lie
llos-ehurg Undertaking companv
parlors and the funeral will be
held Tuesday ntieraoon at 2
o clock. M. E. Rltter will be in
charge and Interment will be In
Ihe cemetery at the Soldiers'
Home.
Ihe
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of
Comedy Al St. John in
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