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ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1927. "
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This is the lowest price at which
I 4 ja 6cylirider 2-Ton truck has j (
ever been sold .. . hundreds of J
; dollars - lower than any other, - ',
comparable truck . . See it t 1
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WINS 'EXECUTION CASE;
.. r . , NOW OPPOSES HANGING
t CHICAGO Edwin kedrlck, 'a
'former' assistant prosecuting attor
ney, ot Pegria county, jhasi ,takan;
the 'stump, against capital punish
ment. He says' he became disillu
sioned ahout. the death penalty-after
' prosecuting ' successfully ' his'
first hanging case, for which 'he
waited 12 years. ....
Hed)lck wasi onei of counsel! for
Wlllia(n D. Shepherd, Who, was pc-.
qutltefi on charges iof complicityiln,
(he? deajh of his. niilloimire ivnl. J
' Try a clasBlfiea aav. in tma pa
per and watch resulta.r You'll aurt,
rat-tam. - -v , i
INHERITANCE
Snid Uie flannnr. after she had
lntfodufed' hfec boy fliend jtoJhe'ri
patents; nviiht side ofi llie fam
ily; do 5ou tlJnk 1 take aiterf"
VVVell, you ShaVo. your father's!
eyis, 'ltose aVd mouth," said tlio'
boy friend, "but you get your
ilegs,frdrti your. niother."--Country
'Gentleman. : -
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'Great Neu Chrysler "62"?
' 6-cyllnder motor; 7-bearing craol',
'shaft. 62 and more miles perhour.
lavartrut pistons. ..Oil filter-and nlri :
cleaner. Ventilated crankcase. lm
-pulse neutralixer and rubber engine
t mountings. New cellular type radi
at or. 4-wheel .hydraulic brakes. Road .
''levelizers, front. and. rear. . ,.j
PORtLAND, Oro., Sept. "J4.
(Specialh-T-OreKou'B work iu ob-,
laiuiog i rai-m uutdeis is attracting
wide ttttuntlou, ccordiug tB W.- 0.
Ida, malinger' of the Land Settle,
meh't lJepiU'tment of tlio Portland
auif State. Chambers of Commoioe.
A fucunt issue of tlio Now Vurlt
Times recently carried a Very com
prehensive . story on the result of
the program of hind sottlcaiont . iu
tms state, wnilo a similar urtlcie
appeared in the last issue of the
liuc.lamatlou Era, tlie offlciul organ
of the Interior department. ; '
The lurm land sltuution In Ore
gon, particularly from the, roul es
tate, dealer's standpoint, 'is du' a'
sound and healthy, basis, Mr,.. Ide
believes. B1b couvictlou 1b - con-
tirnied by Uie results of a, recent
survey conducted hy . his depart
ment when letters wye sunt to the
principal ruui estate dcaleia and
Chambers 'of Coianierce.' heads
tliroughout the state. Tlia'rul'OrU
include some; exceutloually kirgo
duals, particularly toi' western 'Ore-'
lue-survey snows 'thncmost or
the sales were made late this sum
mera total. ot tlitt deals hud been
closed for 40,438 . ucrss of lund in
volving transactions totaliug If 854,
7115. These reports did not iucludo
trades - but: transactions -concluded
on. a 'cash .basis. ''l; V i
' Payne & Itayder, Eugene dealers,
announced. ruohg sales' '.they had
ciosea one .01 a rami of 440 acreB
to Qeorge. A. Piatt, front tile. State
of Waalvtuton-, Hoi 430,000. -Sena'
iui .'.a. w. 'auajuesi aurmoriy noiu
Mjoutanar bought 1200 "acres f or
$28,000; jIV. Warnoek. nuKchasod'
120 .acres' for ,$16,000. - Tho luttar
deal. It Is' luuderstooil, ' wus for
Eastern ' Oregon property. ; ,' i, '
Leo N. Clillds. . Sttlom. reilorted
nine sales, Including t3Sl aciwa'it
$45,000. ' ".V-, ily' ' .1 ,:
The Cottage. Grove chamber Dt
commerce listed Bales' covering 90
acres at $10,60g.'.' :, .
The- Oregon "-rarhis1 : company,
Jllljsboro,- repot fed . five' iiilesi for a
total of 118 acres at $21,800.
jm.1 vv; Moiter, waslilngton-. Coun
ty, announced one sale 'of $40,000.
i J, "W, 'Moore, Ilan-isburg, iilform-
eu air. jue tnat he uati Handled
transactions (lU'OLvlng l!i)0 aotes at
$13,000. , r-n;k .. v). :.,;,. ,( ' f
f yfam Marsnfield.W.lR 'Leiscli re
ported three sales -MnVolvingj ,. 380
acres at $10,250. y yyr. I '
"; T. . Grdoi.l'.'NeWborgJ' an
nouueed three recent' sales of 83
acres at $22,000.; ;. :
" 'Tlile ; McLen'dbu iliepty ' conlpauy,
Hoseburg, announced sale of 70
aeres, to :Wf J.- Sanders; -Texas, at
$10,000. j . ",',.
The most encouraciiii' fe'ntilrh of
tlio whole land settlement' program,
is the. increasing' ciyllal investment
w,c ucnMjiucre. -mo uuyeru lui
the most nart.'. accoi-riiiie tn Mr
Idfe,' are' adefluatelyf financed, (lwy
are nqt tryipg; to,-swing proposl
tionff tpo tflg for, Uiem,v; ' 5 !
ThBj land settlefu'eiit-df-partipent
is encouraging .the one-man or jne'
family farm and' since the Oregon
development fund worli Jrtw start
ed oven 65,000 inquiries lnlve been
received which have been respond
ed to with information concerning
farms .-adaptable to. cultivation on
the. one-family ..basic. r
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philosophy
Cpllegu
tluihain chair
Wisconuiu ' 7 -
The; . "Experimenta'l
will .be patlerued alter a niethiHl
of teachiog vow iu vogue' l Ox-Cord-
Univorsity .luEnglandv "'Uie
puly Institution ot higher 'V.?ua
Hon in. the. world where similar
idffcs have been tried, :
SCIENTIST'S LIFE 'i
TAKEN BY STUDY !
OF ANAESTHETICS
MANCllESTMlt.TSug., Sept. 14.-;
The douth of Dr. Siduey itawucn
Wilson, notea'-medlcul soieutistufd
surgeon, belihid the locked doorsuf
his lahoraton',.;wus generally attri
buted by friends and associates to
day to u attempt at self-auoosthe.
Sitt. '; :, S
Or. Wilson was sitting lifeless
beforo a macltlno for administering
gs niiKlui-ea, with an anaesthetiz
ing niiiHk over Ills face, when foupd
by his wife late yesterday. .He wus
about .48 und was -known amoug
niedloal scientists on both sides of
ilio Atlantic tor his studies at !tie
effects ot different anaesthetics,
Fellow surgeons said he undoubtedly-met
death while carrying on
his attempts to obtain aud prolong
Uie analgesic state, in which the
subject loses all fueling but ro
taina consciousness. This stato
now is attained but a fleeting mo
ment. Its .prolohgutlou was Or.
Wilson's, , chief ambition through
years of luborHtoty-'etudy.. .-' ,. ;
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Eye grass, timothy, burr olover,
red clover and other-field seeds ut
Whurton Bros. C -, ; .,-
Monk Dim Large Beacon
'' to Foil Smugglers
Criminals' No Longer Abuse the
Humane Work in Historic .
St. Bernard aPss. , "'
$7li to $875 . $1095 to $1295 v $1495 to $1745 $2495 to $3595
(All prices . o. b. Detroit subject to current Federal excite tax)
4 Great Cars in46reat Markets
CHRYSLER cars are designed
and built for people who want
that extra something which makes
all thedifference between perform
ance and- value that are merely
satisfactory and performance and
value that are truly distinctive. ,
Pick-up, and power and speed that
amaze as much as they exhilarate
instant responsiveness to steer
ing wheel brakes that positively
insure safety most unusual riding
comfort marked freedom from
mechanical cares-alluring smart-,
ness of line and color.
There are four great lines to meet
the four great divisions of the
market "52," "62," "72" and
the Imperial "80." See them.
Among them you are bound to
find the car that exactly fits your
needs the car that actually pro
vides that "extra something" at a
price unbelievably low. ,
H. L. Connelly Motor Co.
527 N. Jackson ' : . Roscburg, Ore.
UNIVERSITY OF ?
WISCONSIN TO TRY
. . NEW EXPERIMENT
MADISON,' Wis.,- Sept. "l3. An
experiment in. . higher -; education
dreamed of for years by : two i of
the mil loir's best known . c Juca-
tors, will bo. launched at . the cdni-
iug term of the univorsity of : Wis
consin.. ... ....... . . ,. t
dl iWlli be known -simply fas an
"Expdrimentnl .Collogo,'' -It .Is tlio
idea of Glenn Jruuk, president of
the university, and Dr. Alexander
Melklejolin, professor of .philoso
phy! at tlio ' school fund ; former
president of. .Amherst-.College.
. ; 'There wltf ' be no courses or
classes -- as - hey , are . popularly
known, and the institution - will
he virtually a collogo within 'ii col
lege. The students will live and
study in' ah atmosphere of easy in
formality, 'I'll "Experimental College" will
have' He- own convocations, ath
letics and' social -life. Enrollment
the first year will -be '-limited to
125 male students, and tlio tutorial
method of instruction, will be used.
students will" go to tholr profes
sors .lor assistance . and ' instruc
tion at llielr. . will, returning to
their work as tiiey seo fit. ;
liut university oftictals nave
plannrd that tho departure . will
not be a "vest cure." The ti-rm
end examinations will bo mora
severe than those usually given.
In' selling up the- .-college, the
univorsity recognizes the oft-n'ade
UHiicrtion that the - small collt-ge
offers better teaching power .ho-
cause of more intinuito an' indivi
dual contact between teacher and
student. '-. '- ; -,
Put Inability of the smnll col
lege to furnish the facilities - of
tho great universities -1 a handi
cap, so Presidpnt FTunk and Dr.
Meikiejohn believe - tho combina
tion of llie two'will strike a bunny
educational medium. - '
Each dormitory section of the
'school will present a commons,
where books- required ' for the
work of the section will ' bo kepi,
general instruction given and the
very 'few lectures delivered.
Probably during tho first year;
after studying the .college ' itself,
-the students will -tnko up one of
the significant periods in tho de-.
velopment of the worcd's civiliza
tion, for experimentation iu v. hat
shall be taught. . .
Dr. Melklejohn and President
Frank were friends when the
former was at his eastern post
and th latter, editor of the t'en
tury Magazine. - When. Melklejohn
was ousted from Amherst IteeauH?
of his liberal' views on education,
.Mr. Frank offered him the iirit-
'MAIITIGNYV - Switzerland, - Sdpt.
iu.--Ttie 'tignt on Saint .Bernard's
famous hospice has been., dimmed.
.Monks at the. cloister have boon
informed, that it is used as a bea
con by smugglers who trek' their
way on stormy nights through the
great at. .' Bernard pass - between
Switzerland' and Italy. .-
How the light . was -made 'to
shine less, brightly Is one of the
secrets of , the thousand-year-old
institution, ibut It Is ho "longer vis
ible from the out-of-the-way trails
along the' pass. . ; - . .
i The monks learned that smug-
giers'.or- 'tobacco,. Bilks I and pre
cious, stones not only I used (the
light as. a guidq, but also attempt
ed the pasB iih the worst weather,
kiiowing that If a storm suddenly
enveloped ithem thai kindlyi (occu
pants of , the : monastery, . would
come to their rescue.) , i,r v
i Thq . pass i has been a; -gateway
between .'Switzerland and Italy
since 'the idays of Julius, Caesar,
and 'the., .monks 1 of St.-' Bernard,
who are pledged to devote a part
of t!njl-1 1108" to j Safvilfg) I Alpine
travelers, 'ldst -inj the, snlw.i have
become ias I wideiyl -knowd fa'sl tho
pass Itself. ' V, . -V
1 1 The nlniite-a storm sets in they
strap jo)i first jdd Wts aind go -out
iifito clip ijlglit o save any person
caught in the Vhirl 'of khdw which
covers everything -in its -path.
With', thoin, always go .their St.
Bernard '.ilogB.Vlio' get their name
from thci'rescue;l)osi)(c6. :; !v'v'
'.When, 'Napoleon' led- an' !anny
through 'the S,t. Dernard pass in
1800, it was only a ' bridle path.
iTOdnyl It is fraversell liy hundreds
of persons daily.. V. ' -, , '.. "C ..-
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MARRIAGE REPORT "JOKE" :
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NEW. YORK, Sept. 14;-!-Today't
Now York -'American, in a dispatch
fronr'Paris. quotes Isadora 'puncan,
dancor, as saying 'ttt Nice that her
reported ' engagement to Bohort
Chan'ler was aVPraclical joge."
Chanler was a "practical joke." .
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Roceburg, Oregon
l.'T FARM 'REMINDERS;.
" Europoan 'canker of -.-apple and
peun treos i'requeutly gatm a foot
hold through winter- injured bark,
report S.-M. Zeller, iilanl. patholo
gist with tlio.. Oregon experiment
station.. I can -no successfully ex
cluded. '.howover, liy keeping such
Injured. .places und other exposed
wood coated with bordeaux paint,
made -by stirring raw linseed oil
into dry . bordeaux mixture.
. A hdmo-'made machine for clean
inr snruy residue from apples will
be .on display til the Oregon Stale
Fair this .year as part .or me. .ex
periment station exhibit. Tills inn
Chine was designed by Honvy
Mailman,, .professor of pomology
at .tlio suite conuge. Anyone in
terested lit building his own . ma
chine may get plnns .and sped
I'icaltoiis. for' tlio building of this
device free by writing In to the
experiment station.
- Successful O r o go n . farniurt
spray their cane fruit plantings
with bordeaux mixture before tho
steady fall rains set in, reports
the experiment station, A nutn
. her of troublesome fungi th
Work on . raspberries nnd -longan
berries during tlio fall to produce.
spur anil cane WlghtB can bo con.
trolled in- this way.
Application of super-phosphate
fertilizer to winter growing nroiis
such na broccoli aids tbo plant;
in. resisting, low temperatures, so
cording lo farinerB in somo s r
tlims of Oregon, who have tried it
This resistance may be brought
about by hnst,.ning maturity, but
probably more bo by reason of in
creasing tho cnncenirauon or in
cell solution of llie plnnts, bid
Dr. W. Ij. Powers, head of th
soiln department at the oxpori
moot station.
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NO USE TO HIM
T.OiriS'VIM.E. Ky. 71. I)
Wenvnr. a visitor .here, set hi
Rtillcn'p on tho sidewalk for a mo
ment Whllri he lighted a clgnrrt
A .nearo snatched the bag and ills
appeared around a corner, but
Weaver laiiirbed when bn reported
tire tlioft t.) police. Tho stolen
bageage contained only an assort
ment of regalia of the Ku Klux
Klan,
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Power and Performance Size and Roominess without
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50 Miles an hour all day long and far greater speed :,
When wanted Riding Ease Like Gliding Economy
of Price, Operation and Maintenance : -.
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cause of Essex unity construction.
.-Every part is designed ami built in
true balance yith every other part.y
Clutch, transmission,' axles, and
frame arc specially -engineered "to' '
make a perfect unit. This s;ivecom-jMctiu-ss.
Yet it also adits 15 to
tliclenRlhof the body without extend
itiir hcyondthc rear axle a jrcat aiU
vantauo in safety and riding comfort.
This unity of 'construction assures
added advantage in every particular
- of performance,' reliability, comfort,
safety and economy,
Its Super-Six motor is tho most
powerful stock car motor per cubic
inch displacement in the world, de
veloping more than 22 times the
power its size ordinarily ratcfNt.' It
converts waste heat to power and
rivcs an economy in fuel and oil
' that is astounding. " ; .
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But owners also incrcatinzty appre
ciate its t'reat qualities of everyday
service the added comfiflt, roomie
ness, riding case rtnd easy driving
the reliability and simplicity of main
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Coach, $735 Coupe, 5735 Sednn, St)35
All price's f. o, p. Detroit, plus war excise uiv
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