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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 1 , 1927. FTVE END LAXATIVES, MOTHER Oats Fopd that "Stands By" through the morning. Toasty, wonderful flavor. Has laxative "bulk" plus important food elements Cooks in 2'4 to 5 nu'nittej MORE TYPHOID IS REPORTED AT MEDFORD Seven new cases ,of typhoid fev or In the city antl county were im ported yesterday-' anil today by County Physician L. - D. Inskeep, making 26 cases of that disease, nearly all of which originated from thu name source, which was dls cnvcruil last week and eliminated hy city and county health au thorities. No new cases of lufnu tilo. paralysis have been, reported in eithor city or county for about twq weoka, anil unless some change in tlila situation occurs by tonight 1 1 10 quuruutine will hu lin ed tomorrow . morning. Modfurd Mail Tribune. Silver and gold metallic skull caps, last word for . ladles and niiasos. Suturduy, " JJell MlWnory. NO CHANGE LUMBER MARKET (Associated l'ri'a xjas&i Vi'ite) ' NEW YOHK, Oct. 21. Reports from 500 of -the larger-commercial mills of the country to the Nation al Lumber Manufacturers associa tion, for the week anded October 15, show little change from the week befpro. Shipments of soft wood mills, however, were consid erably less. A potable decrease in now business was shown, com pared with a year ago, with pro duction and shipments about thu same. Hardwood operations were himnr In all three items than In I. O. O. F. ATTENTION - Regular meeting Friday, Oct. 21. Work in Initiatory degree. By order of Noble Grand. the preceding week. Unfilled or ders of 220 southern pine and west coast mills were 661,642, l!o3 feet. against 661,045,9(2 (eet the previ ous week. SOVIET PURCHASES MANY OREGON SHEEP AsaocUttil 1'resa I.tMMtl Wire) PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 21 Pur chase in Oregon of ten thousand Kambnullet sheep by commission era from the United Soviet States of Kussia was announced here late yestordny. The Hay Creek ranch, near Madras, Oreguu, which sold the sheep, will ship 44 cars Monday and sixty-six cars about five days later. The shipment will bo direct to New iork. Tho Methodist Episcopal Church at Dillard, T. F. Allen, pas tor. Sunday school at lo:uo a. in. R. A. llercher, superintendent. We Riverside school bouse at 2:45 l. m., when the Temple baud will piay. Come and enjuy a real live who service accompanied by good vi,ft i, front tinm ut this hour I Binuina and baud music. Services as we will have the Rev. c. I. An-, at tilengury at 3:oU p. m- "ls0 drews with us. Rev. Andrew is l when Miss Montgomery will i, fnnfHiHiuB n rector uf Hell-1 preucu. Tne uanu, win piuj glous Education and we are fortu nate to have him Willi us, especial ly the yuung folks should avail themselves of tills oppuriunlly to hear him as be is so vitally inter ested in their work. Let's have a great attendance in Suiiday school at this hour. Preaching at 11: no a. iiuv. C. I. Andrews will bring the message: hear him. All wel come. Prayer meeting Wednesday eveuing. If you've a task to do, let me whisper then to you l)o it. The Methodist Episcopal Church at Looking Glass, T. F. Al len, pustor. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.; T. Rodley, superintendent, Br. Berchurd acting. Ten Mile tied you for second place in attend ance. Who will win next Sunday? We want all the young folks us we as the older ones at the ser vices 8unday night as the Rev. C. I. Andrews will bring the message uud wouhl like a conference with the Sunday school officers and teachers before the service. Brother Andrews is vitally inter ested in the young folks program Come out and assist him; he will belli us. Bo present at 7: till p. ni. If you've anything to say, true and neoded, yea or nay Bay it. C.longary next Sunday atior-nnuii for the service there of Oct. 30th. Ytniiii: tiooiile -will meet fur their service at the Temple at 6:30 uud we extend a special invitation to all young folk who are not mem bers else where to attend. Preach ing following at 7:30 with a stirring song service and also our uanu will play several numbers. All are cordially Invited. F. E. Crook, pastor. Christian and Missionary Alli ance. Cleveland, Ore. serviced held In chapel'. Sunday school at BJ:0u. Preaching ul 11:00. Sub ject, "The Whole Armour of Hod." Little folks love to come to Sunday sellout, so friends and neighbors uf Cleveland community scud your little ones out or better still bring them uud we will. study iiie Bible together. Prayer meeting every Friday evening at 420 South Ste phen street in lloseburg. We meet to pray for missions und fur a World wide revivul among Ood'a people. All interested please coniu. Airs. C. A. Chamberlfu, leader. The Methodist Episcopal Church at Ton Mils, T. F. Alleu, pastor. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. 1 Godfrey, superintendent. We feel proud of our attendance lust Bun- day; look out for us this Sunday. We ought to beat Camas Valley. We ought. We can. We will. Come early and study God's Word with us. We extend u cordial invitation to you. If you've anything to love, as a blessing from above Lovo It. Special on all felt hats for Fri day and Saturday. Bell Millinery. HOT IN REDDING (.taoctatcd Prc leased Wire) REDDING, Calif., Oct. 21. Tho mercury registered 93 hero yoster dav. It wni R2 at Mount Shasta. tSiiiiL V i i r. i;.i7E it r -v v felSIf VBS An Automatic f Windshield Wiper assures FirBt Presbyterian Chwrch, Cor ner of Lnno ami Jackson streeta. A home like church with a warn? welcome. H. W. Achor, punt or, Hunuay. school, 9:45. liero is nu opportunity lo study one of the pro foundeBt piece of literature of all history.' UcglnninK Sunday morn ing the Woman's lilble class under the leadership of Mrs, Helen Solicit and the Men's Bible class with Senator 13. 1j. -Kddy as teacher will take up the study of Paul's Kpistlo to the Itomans. Every adult who is not In some Sabbath school should plan to attend one of these classes. Morning w o r s hip, 11 o'clock; subject, "Iu Ills hiiaRC." Special music by a well truincd choir. Christian Kudeuvor 6:30, topic: "Christian Endeavor in All j Lauds." Uoni. 4:15, Col. 1:8-8. Evo jiikiK service, 7:3U; subject, "The Hosurrectiun of the' liudy." A j laiKe number got their name in the j Blue Book lust Wednesday eve- ning. RUSSIAN HELD FOR MURDER OF FRENCHWOMAN Slays Wife ' of American Who Was Member of Back to Nature Cult. MAKES A CONFESSION Woman Founcl in Apart , ment Stabbed Through Heart Had Been Attentive. W T70REWARNED .3 fore--L r nrmed Clear vision greatly increases the safety of wet weather driving. The winter season is at hand . . fog, drizzle, rain and snow hold constant menace to motorists. We, each of us, owe it to ourselves and others, to take every precaution. ''Western Auto" in a timely contribu tion to the cause of safety, offers these two guaran teed Automatic Windshield Wipers at greatly reduced prices...Grasp this opportunity to'play safe"at a saving! Two Big Timely Specials Sale ends Saturday, Oct. 29 W astern Auto Service A Uaivra (hat lave you mono . . . Service connec tions are maintained inall citieswherewc have Korea, so that goods purchased fromus maybe prop erly and promptly installed at a very low flat Ta,te ... in many instances . . . lce of mil cmtti. aim 3 Guarantee VkMfl Automatic JftgiM'& aiiamia-lasts WlndthU-ld fe-T? 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Automatic Vacuum Operated Wipers $i-15 Electrically Operated Wipers $10.00 and S7-50 Hand Operated Wipers ...singlsj and double bladed ... priced low from JUS J Satdays -More IhanOSres in the West- f j Western Jmm Jg 9 J t-tf LsiM. 117 South Stephens Street to 9 p.m. ' Phone 97 The Methodist Episcopal Church at Camas Valley, T. b Allen, pus tor. Sunday school at 10:00 it. m. V. Heetz,- guperintenUt-nt. ' surely do hope some of the other c ha i'H oa will get going as we really need some one to push us ft little so we will not grow stale. We are so fur ahead in attendance we really have no competition. Well, jve are going to keep on going and j Fjr6t c, Ch Scionti8t. hope you wil get some , o o u . ThtJ reKuH1, servjce8 afi Flr8t HiMii ul pep. jum o.u it-m., UM Churrli at Whilst Ht-ifiillKl. Hk6. uuiK, Oregon, are held lh the for a record let us hear from you There's a message sweet and cleai', whispering down, to every oar Hear it. St. George's Episcopal Church. 10th 'Sunday after Trinity, Detuffer 2M, 1J-27. Holy communion 7 : Ji 0 a. ni.; morning service il a. in.'; eve ning service 7; ill) p. m.; ohurch school D:45 a. in. ' Methodist Episcopal Church, South, corner of Main and Lane 9U. Sunday school ut !):-.j a. in., V. L. Cohh, sMperintendent. Morn ing worship at 11 a. m.; home coming of tho old church mem bers, old songs will be sung; ser mon subject, "The Reward". A basket lunch will be served in tho church parlors after the morning service. Don't forget to bring your basket. Olti folks are our guests. Rpwnrth Lcafiiio at 6:3U p. m.; subject, "League in All Lands"; leader, Mamie Gilbert, evening church edit Icq 312 at pauglas St. Sunday bur vices are -held at 11 t. m., and the Wednesday evening services at 8 p. m. At the Wed nesday e-vuuing meetings tesllmon ius o! C'lu'lfUian- Sclenco heulings are ; given. Supd(ty soiipoj fov pu pils to the age of I'O ycafH con venes at 0:15 a. m. Thu realit)g room In the church edifice is open dally except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m. where tho Kihle a n d a 1 1 authorised (!hrittion Science literature may be read, purchased or borrowed. The suli jtici for next Sunday's lesson 1 a "Probation After Death." A loving invitation is extended to the pub lic to attend the church services und use the reading room. (Aktvciatttl Pre Letted Wire) NICK, France, Oct. 21. Captain Wtuceiiias tie Krupfell, described as a tonne r officer in tho Hussiuu imperial guard, toduy was uudur arrest charged with the murder of the 1'ieuch wife of an American Wiium he met through their joint membership iu a "back to nature' cull. After the body uf the victim .Mine. .Marcellu Lord, wife uf Ho race VV. Lord, officer of Fall Hivor, Alum., iiad been discovered, police instituted search; iur Do JCniprt'll, who was kuwwu to havo been at tentive to tiie woman. Hu was, ar rested near -thu :scene as. he at tempted to visit a friend of Muiq. Lord. i De Krupfell iu a con fission to (be police said that he had killed (Mine,, Lord. when, situ attempted to preveut him Hum committing sui cide. He did not remember how 1 he. had killed her. , i The plaintive whining of a tlog on the ouicouy of Mine. Lord's vil la here led to tho discovery of her boily. 1'oiieu forced uu , entruuee and fftiud her .stubbed to, death through the heart, . j t ; Lat year, police learned, Mino. Lord bucume uciuaiuled with Do ivrupfeii at Urusse uuar Nice where both were mom hers pf a (Jfrmuu "Back to nuture'' cult, which wad suppressed ;by the. uu tbuiilU-9.' - ' : 1'olice believu that Mine, Lord, whu pussesiied independent fiuuu clul means and property on the riviora. helped De Krupfell finan cially. The motive for his act was not nimouiiced in the - Confession hut authorities believe a aquurrel ufoiie over financial idatLors. ' 1 V,'; ; TO EXTRAPITE MAN The First Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Main aiid Lane streets, Joseph Knott s pastor. The study of Cod's word Is vital in the nrnii..!' (1nvr.l-n1iiiillt if nh u I-i i n ( nr song and worship 7:30 p. in. Sub- Kvoyy ubte bodied man, woman and Ject, "Tho importance of Man . chl(d snould attend Sunday school If you havo not been out to Sun-1 0l.oW n ,, s1Uuli1 set the example day school or church for soineit(,r cn'(lren. The Sunday school time, he on hand lor tnese ser-; tmtilH , mk a. , junior cliurch each Sunday morning tor the chil dren following Sunday school. The rJpworth Leaiiue has planned a very interesting meeting for this Sunday evening at 6:0 o'clock. Tin? fourth sermon qf a very inter esting series will be given this Sun day morning. The sermon theme these ser-1 vices. We welcome you. Gos pel singing and preaching. John U. Penhall, pastor, 125 east Lane; Phone (2-K. Riddle Church of Christ. A real troat is in store for the people here next Sunday. October 2;i. Mr. Veitio I'mltt, who is quite well ja "Conting Unto the Father." Tin atrcuniiVfj; cmif., Oct. i;i. kic- tru'liUon- papeis were here tulay for (he return of W. H. Lahu to Klauiuth Kalis, Oregon, who is wanted in Shasta cuuuty for his recent escape trom a chain gang road equip. He is under arrest In and the theft of a truck from tho Klamuth Falls on another charge. DAILY WEATHER REPORT known here, will sing and preach at both the morning and, evening services. It is worth going many miles to hear him.. Come and en joy all ot these services, lilhle school at 10, preaching at 11, Christian Endeavor at 6:3U, and preaching at 7:30. Ail of these I meetings are lu the Masonic hall. Wulter Strain, minister. International Bible Students evening service Is one which should command your Interest. The sermon theme Is "Helping the Other Fellow." Nothing selfish about thiB. if you want some in spiration, and most people need it, come to Church Sunday eveuing. Dr. S. J. Chaney will lead the prayer meeting next Wednesduy evening. The following mui;ic has been arranged for this Sunday. An them. "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Association. Jilhln study at 10: 30 ; say." hy Ira II. Wilkin; anthem, "1 and 11 a. m. Sunday; Juvenile! will Lilt Tp Mino Kyes." fly tl. Kl stmly lu:S0 a. m., adult study ll'mur Jones, and a duet by lv. and a. m. The subject for the nriijlt Mrs. H. C. Cully. A cordial Invita sludy will be "The Overcoinura". ' tiou is extended to all, particularly All those Interested and desiring ' au-angers. to come, please phone 44 F4 for In-1 formation as to place of meeting. Church of Christ. Glide. Ore. Tune your radio for ltible lectureH . Sunday school begins at 10 o'clock. U. S Weather- Bureau Office, lloseburg, Oregon. Data reported) by Arthur W. Fugh. Meteorologist iu charge. Uaromoiric pressure (reduced sea level) 5 u. m 30.07 Rotative humidity 5 p. m. yes terday (per cent) 01 Preclp. In Inches and Hundredths Highest temperature yesturday 71 lowost temperature last night 40 Average temperature for the 4day GO Normal temperature for this mato - G3 PrixipkaUon, last 24 hours .... 0 Total preclp. since 1st month .K2 Normal preclp. for this mouth 2.61 Total deficiency since Sept. 1, J1I27, to dale 2.54 Average precip. Horn Sept. 1. TS77 - 2.73 Total deficiency since Sept. 1, 1027 - 10 Average seasonal preclp. Sept. to May Inclusive 31.18 Forecast for southwest Oregon; Generally fair hut with showers, local fugs tonight and Saturday, moderate temperature. and mimic from the following sta Hons Sunday: KFW.M, Oakland, 0:80 to 11 a. m., 7:30 to 0 p. in.; KFSD. Snn Diego, 2 lo 3 p. m.; KKX. Portland, i) to 10 a. m.; CKYC, Vancouver, II. C, 10 to 11 a. m.. 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.; KIUL Mrs. lister Illakley supeiinten- dfiit. You should como and en joy tho orchestra and song service. Ail dtpai tinenis are well repres ented and thu work is progressing w(dl. Next Sunday Is Sunday hool Kally Day. Fiontum at Spokane, 10 to 11 a. ni., 9 to 10 p. eleven, liusket dinner. Address ut m.;KOMO. Seattle. 10 to 11 a. m.,2:'Au p. ni. by Mrs. Clara O. Ksson 7 to H p. ni.; also 60 other stations Services at Giuuge hall. 1'ian to come. First Baptitt Church, Lane and Uofio. tratik MatthewH. paNtnr, are hroadcasting tho truth every Sunday. Myrtle Creek Church of Christ. Sunday school at 10 o'clock, tub ' Sunday, Oct. 2yrd. U:45 the Hible lowed by the rnular church ser-; school. Aitciulaiice on the in vlees at 11 o'clock. Chrintlan Kn- j crease. , 1'leaKe be on time. 11:00 deavor nud e.vcnlng services- Ilrv. i oiorntng worsiiip. Third Bf rnioii Iliirric. of Eugene will be with us j in the series ou the (Ju:;pel of at both morning and evening ser- John. Subject: "The Voire in the Mrs. Caraway; tenor slo: "I Walk with the King," by Frank (jrubbe. Mis Cladys StiniiK at tho piano. t LODGE DIRECTORY I MA Every Baby Needs Vitaminsi Baby often requires special vitamin nourishment to assure! development of sound bones and avoidance of rickets. Science has rightly given emulsified cod-liver oil, as in Scott's Emulsion, a place of premier importance as a help to perfect baby's nutrition and to furnish its growing organism with a needed abundance of rickets-preventing and growth-promoting vitamins. Young children who are not absorbing a full abundance of essential vitamins, should receive, a an added food -ration, reg ular doses pf easily-assimilated, pleasantly -flavored, emulsified, cod-liver oil in the form of ORDER YOUR Christmas Cards NOW ' 111 and all Good TOo Wm &P1 for Christmas and tlx WlM ' ' " C4LL AT THE NEWS-REVIEW OFFICE and see the . BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY Make your selection early while you have a large 6tock to pick from. . CALL TODAY m vires to deliver the semum. There will be an election of of fh ers at the eloise uf the Sunday school. Bible Standard Temple. Corn of Chadwirk and Kast Houlas Kt. be answered SorvlcfK for Sunday, Oct. lrt be Bin at the recular hour 9:4.j a. in. Mrs. Porter MrMiilyn. FUpoilnteiv d nt of thu Kundiiy s itool with her corp of efficient teaciitr? are wait ing to see you in metr cm tborcfore wn extend to all who have no regular place to attend ' ervires to cotne to the TrH'!c. ' Prraihiiii.' at elevf-n o'tl'Kk by !ht- Wilderness," Choir will fing: "Th) Hr-avena Occlare Tiiy -t!lory." by Woodcock. 6;;i-l The I. Y. 1'. U. for younc pcoph 7:30 the eve- nln? pervice. "Ihws it do Any ; (Jood to Fray?" is the Tieathm to The repliCK of a I laice nuiuhcr of How buiK nidi wiii f be read and then the pastor will ( preach a itinion on tiie bUbjrt. Fine Interest In-inu taken hi tliiK spfciai perifs of eveninn Hi-rviteK. t Three K'l'cttins of ektelb-nt intiic. DE MOLAY CHAPTER etogular comDinnfcallai 2nd und 4th Thursdays), MuHuitlo Hall. hoaoburg Rebekah Uodga No. A . O. O. F. oleiitt In Olid Fuk luwa lemple evei-y week on Tuua diy ttveutiig. Vtulting meniben In good, Btandtng art, cordially la Ttted to atteod. Kl.SIK KUSSEL1., N. P OKK'l'HUUK HA1KIKL.D. K. 8 KM MA I.BNOX. K. 8. rtouurnan ot tha World, vamp No, 125 Mueu In the Udd Kelluwi Jlull In Koaeburg every flrdl nd third Monday evenings. Via Ulna; nelghbura always welcome M. M. Mll.lJSIt. Clerk. KnlarR.d choir, uitd..-r the l.'ader Khln of Mrs. Charl.-s Brand, will sin: "A Hyn;n of tile HonH?!;in!." b;. Ki!llia;i: Total duct: "i! pastor. Tbeie will be a service at ; Known 1; Ail," by ill, b.buiu and O. fc.. o., Koseourg chapter No. a it jlda their regular uienttng od tle first and third Thuradaya each tnonih. All aojouinlng broth era and atntera are rvanecuull) lu v 1 t.-tt to attend. MYU'l'LB JK1ND. W. M. TKKH JOHNSON, Bbc. ; Knights of Pythias. Alpna Lodgi No. 47 Meets every Wcdneada) in Knigbta of Pytnlaa ball, m Ho'i street. Msltors always l onis. 0:o. & WARB. C. 0. I.YiY t. YOL'N;. il K E. t. W liliJLULl'. h B. a. W. O. M. L. Meuta In Miioso lial flrat and- third Frldaya at I o'clock. VlBttorB weleoniQ, ' MARION SHAW, 8. It. JKHBIK CALHOUN, lli'C. VIVIAN l'Hibi.ll'B. 't'roas. Union Encampment No. 9, I, O. O F. Meets In Odd Fellows Tern pie ou Slid and 4th Wednesdays of each month. Vlsltlug i'atrl archs always welcome. C. F. CHAMKIt, C. V. IIKN I'AI.M. H. 1J. CAHL W. OILMAN, Scrlbo. United Artisans Meets la K. 1', Hall flrat and third Thursdays Visiting members always wel come. CONSTANCE BLACK, M. A. MILDHKLi MetlOl.LOCU, Treas. H13I.LE STKl'HKNaON, bee. A, F. oV A. M.i Laurol Lodge No 13. Regular conimunleiitlon st-a ond and lourth Wedneeii.iys end month at Manonlc 'ioinplo, Uoae burg, Ore. Vbiltora welenmo. F. P. CLEMKNH, W. ,M. W. F. HAHK1H. Bee. I. O. O. F Pmietarlan Looge No t Meets In Odd Fellows Tem ple every Friday evening Vluli Ing bretberu are always wal come. Hli.S'KY KliriKINK, N. G. A. J. (.EOLitd, l!ic. Sh. J. 13. BA1LLY, Kin. bee. Roaeburg Lodge No. 1037 L. O. Q M. Meets flrat and third Wed nfBdays of the month. Moons Hull, 248 N. Jiickaou street. Clul rooms open 7:30 to 10 p. m. Vis itlng brothers welcnne. JOHN E. FLUItltY, Dint. H. O. I'AUOKTI-.Il, !ec. JNO. il. THItONK. Treas. B. P. O. Elks, Koaeburg Lodge No 326. Holds regular cniniuuiika tlon at the Klka TempUi on eacl, second a:Kl fourth Thursdays each mouth. Ail members ta quet d to atlf nd regularly, kin all vlidtlng brothers are cordially invited to attend. II. W. IIOOTII, K. H. llOCOLAS WAITIO. Sec. Eagles, Roaeburg Aerls Meeta la Maccubee Hull, ou Cass street on aeeoiid and fourth Wedues day eventn: of faeli month, al il o'clock. ViHltlng breilii'in In gonj stniMll'itr always weicume. J. II. HAII.KY, Ji W. I-i-s. K). STALKY, Jr., P. W. Pies II. F. GOOll.MAN, Sue. Pythian 8isters, Umpdua 'lomple No. 4. Meets the second ans fourth Motiday evenings of p.ie month, at the K. of P, ball. Vis iKirs always weleotne. HAZIJL HAST. M. B. C. EVs) UMtk:i. M of It r ' MAY . PAI'KLU. M. uf t. vy. B- A. O. T. W Hooecurg Re vle" No 11. Holds regular moos ln.l on second and fourth Thuru days at 7:80 p. in. Visiting sis ters Invited to attend review! Macoabeu Hall, 1'lue and Cttat streets. , MltS. nELF.N HUFFMAN, Jl tHlB UAPP. Col. Laurel Ghaptor No. 4, R. "aT'hC Meets every third Tueaday of each month In Muaonlc Temple - and visiting companions wel cume. W. O. IIUIIT, High PrlesL W. F. HAlllilS, aeo. i rfup's Daughters No s. Meeli i first and thlid Fridays ut 7: 3d m. MaBonio Temtde. .Manler Mia sons arnd O. K. bV members ai i ways welcome. ' KI.I.AIIEl H AI1I1AIIAM. Ri cy. ! r. i. T. M. Meela eacu secoud and fourth Tlmiteluy of each month, In Maixubi u hall, cor iter Cans and I'lne streets. Visit lug Knifchts always welcome, I L. V.. UOOil.MAN, Com, - !; O. W. HAl'P. K. K. neighbors ot WoodcrafL Lllas j Circle No. 49. .Mret on flrat ' a'ld tlilid Monday evcnluca, In i t pf i". Hall, vumcg mljjhburi luvlivd in JUKII'l. j IKA TAYLOK, Ci. N. WiUTMi, Clerk.