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Go We Must
Regular $19.75 seller
'.if
Coats and Dresses
.... ! '' - ' '.-'. t ' .!.;.:
Stupendous, Unheardof Bargains
in this big line for a few days ,
.i .,, ' - .
;; ! i One Dress, regular. 4alue $19.75 . , ,
; j i One Cb'at, regular value $19.75 I
' - . .
DURING THIS
SALE i
THE -TWO ; i !
FOR ONLY ! ;
Other Month
' ' ' Sweaters
in all wool. Coat ami slip-.
on sweaters in "It sliiidcs ut
- 20 off regular:
" ' 'price ' p
" ' '. Bathrobes ; '''
'n silk and' corduroy" and
, padded robes at , - i
";20 off regular t
' " ' ' price -1 ;; . ! '
Marksbury Store : ;
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BRIEF SPORT NEWS. I
NBW YQHK, Dec. ll--tomriiy
Loiigbrau of rhlladulphlu, wrnt fho
i undisputed .' light heavyweight
chain ulon ot tho world , today by
: virtue of a 15-rouud vlclouy over
I Jlmjuy Sluttery of Pnffiilo. hereto
'., foro lllleholder In lite domnln of
. '. ,tho national tloxlng association..
'. '"I'lllB. vlctoi-y means everything
(o me," said I.oughi-uu as lie left
the Madison Square (iarden ring
1 Just night, "for it clears up the
. light heavyweight situation.
- '-'L waa ghul to be recoguized as
i champion by tho -Now York com
' mission after I- defeated, Mike Me-'
..- Tigue but It was . not uttogether
..- pleaslii.tr to have- unolhei' weui-lng
tbe crown at the sitinu time.
"1 inliuid to give tiny one a boul
. who wants to try for tho tlllo ami
. will defemr It 12 times a year if
. there aru- that many .opponents.
Wf corn-set uiy next balUe will be!
wllh Leo Lomakl on January U but
. -1 hope to- opiioso, Mickey Walker
and. Jack Delaney . soon aiter
., wards." - , ,
., Loughi-Hii entered tho ling last
nlgbt with an eight pound ad- ' .. - '" t A ,
vantage over SlaKery who scaled Just received a good ussoriment
jjnoi. Hlngslde experts rsv. Loiigh-tof luillus' wrist wnteJies. price $S.75
i'-rau eight of the 15 I'omiilH.AVhlle ' and up. Men's watches aud i-halns.
two worn even. - , ; six penii necklaces at cost. Order
'' hooghrun huit been pnrstiinir thot your silverware, and clocks .now.
i, title height since 1!U!. lie gb-iLut ino savo you $ on your
served his 25th birthday lust No-1 Christum gift. Wllbul 'I,. Spaugh,
vemher 2!1 Kill S. I'lne St. fhone 42t-Y.
Turkey
Under auspices of the Douglas County
, Sportsmen's and Game Protective
Association . . s
AT THE CLUB GROUNDS
on the John Marks Ranch, S Mile West of Roscburg
Sunday, December 18
Be on hand at the bcRn-ining
' scatter (tun and wm two turkeys tor lurulnvns and New
. , Year dinner.
Shooting Starts at 10 o'Clock, A. M.
. Everybody is welcome to take part in this sport. Women
can win a turkey well n the men. Try your luck.
1 LUNCH AND AMMUNITION ON THE CROUND
!! 5-l
MONTH
r!
1 1
Clear the Decks
each-j l?ut we tare
ottering you . . ..; ., , , ,
$21.00
- End Specials
Umbrellas
1 1 in, pretty shades at , -, i
vo orr regular..
' t." .i 'kAYON
Silk Underwear ;
.i . . 1 1 i -. . . i ... I
in' vest, bloomer and coni.
bination ' ' : ' " ' ' ' ;
I - F I
$1.50, $1.75, $1,9,5'.
PREACHER HELD !
FOR SPEEDING
riMHXlulttd I'tiim U-iisifl Win')
SAI.KM, Oro., Dee. 13. "i .'have
n higher duty to perform," A. V.
Huekenbeeker, '. 8;I7 Strong street,
lJorlland, told a state truffle.' offi
cer when ho asked why llijckun
beeker was not olieylng the law In
regard to speed ou tlie blfjliWifys.
"I )im pn. my, way to .deliver h
Hermou to u' congregallon :u yulein
und I. must he there." Kevcrend
lluekeubeekcr said- "Well, fivpi
hero, on you proceed lit .15 miles
per hour or less," Sergeant "I'ole"
lllilohart tnlri the minister, "and
also on Monday appear In Stitem
Justice cuurt und explain to thg sat
Isracllon of Justice ririizlor C.
Small how It ciinio about that I
logged you doing better , than 611
miles per lioui' on such a day ns
Mils with tlie roiid In tbu couUUlon
it Is."
' Reverend Ituckenliecker did not
apriesr In Justfee court Monday,
but Hcverend' A. t,. Heine, pastor
Ml ' nr,Ht I.i"bran chureli here.
reported
his proxy and was
fined ;in.
NOTICE
g:
JC .
of the sport. Bring your old A
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LEGISLATORS
OF.
OKLAHOMA
IIWEETIN HOTEL
Bills, of Impeachment Re-
From wbj Secret' '
ti'';. Sei6n'!j.
CAPITOL IS ' GUARDED !
i '. i
Guardsmen Sleep iri Sta te
ahouse to 'reent En-
j trance of Niembers ,
1 ' I ' of Legislature. i
' -i -"
? ' CUIatWl Pre leaked VT'ri
VKI.AIiOMA C1TV, Okla., Dec.
13. Bills of impeachment naming
Governor Henry S. Johnston aim
two other state officials, which
weta '.voted early today hy the
lower- house of the self-convened
Oklahoma IcKlslaliii-e, have been
given i to ' it board 6 inattftgera for
prosi ntutlon to the senate, leaders
In '.the Investigation announced. ;
"jlln chartses were upproved at
the- second secret session called
shortly after 2 o'clock . this room
ing tin defiance of national guards
men- mobilized by Governor John-
Hton! o prevent leKlslutlvu rneet-iutfa'-atiywhero
in the state.
Unuble to iihluln flftyfour mem
bors, lbo number necessary for a
quorum, 'the house 'adjourned1 the
tfrst'aieetiufc shortly - alter m!U'
night. j ,:! ' ' ('
A tall for more members
brought representatives from their
beds, tluil in night clothes, to the
Improvised hotel ussembly room.
Meanwhile national guardsmen
-ver Bleeping in the state capttol.
Six X'hurges . wer .quickly as
proved ugainst flovernoi'' Johnston.
Thf aUegiUios,'iiqltdihd k, charge
oD'incijyipetDyey,- TwVe-eonqUdat-ei
itoi n;ceitUbtl6o jto ,tif suuto
which bus declared Itself a ijuall
fl(t cqirt of ltnpanchaieat
! J(ei)itsiiitaayus!. tibaijlijai , Mooa
oi; musKocuc p-imiliy, la i atMiuunc-
Infertile ctilirges afcttlnst1 (he' gover
nor, re.venled that Chief Justice
J'rd.Briinsonjof',tM ktate supreme
ojirl) Aft beein Haiiett with "cor
ruption Us officer'' i Representative
Robert Graham then announced
iillegution of Irregularities in harfil-
i ling fund haj been ...preferred'
against Harry B. . CimlplX,,,. Presi
dent p( the stai-ei board .of, ggjdcul
turo, ., . . . , ',','., I - i
, ReprpBoutnUve.H. ibin, Klght,
chnli nian of tho, house Investigat'
lug oonuulttee, was mimed 1 by
Speaker K. P. II lit to . heaxi the
board of nianagors charged wttli
placing lbs Indictments before ,tho
senulo. , , . . . i .-,
-, Vhile, senate., lcadersi declined
to reveal -when they piunneU, to
convene, they ln.Umuted a session
was contemplated today. ; i ,
: Ailjouruinoit of the. bouso t. 7
o'clock to await, actlou by toe
somite, found, u tiled ouil- dlshor
iled group, seeking tlieli first, rest
in nearly 24 boms. . .
Speaker HtU aiinouueed at ad
joiirnmcut that a quorum ot tho
senate was iu the city, . , . .
Yesterduy the naliuuui . guards
men, standing armed at the doors
ot tho capital assembly rooms, pre
vented tbe legislators from meet
ing. ,
Representative Moon dmiounced
Hie charges agalust tbe- govunior
and the vote by which they car
ried as follows: , ,
,1. Replacing civil authority'
with inllltaiy authority, 4!i tp 6.
2. Incompetency, 4! to 5.
3. Awarding a commission as
peace officer to Jose Alvarado, ill
leged bank robber, 44 to a. .
4. Alleged tllegul emplovment
of Kirby ntipatriek, attorney of
Ardinore, as couiwel for the state
bunking depart meut. iu u if,.
C. Alleged illegal payment of
Si WW through a deficiency certifi
cate on the banking department to
employes charged by l he house In
vesllgiitiim committee to have
been Illegally placed on tho pay.
roll. 43 to IX
.6. Alleged conspiracy between
the governor, his i-onlidenttiil sec
retary. .Mrs. O. O. lliiiiimnnilu ,...
. nil uiiniuned person in coniiecl(ou
witn collection Uf a highway clnl
u? V-UIIU HCHIlf, 411 IU A. .
. CARD OF THANKS'
J wl.-li to thank the innuv Mends
nnd neighbors who extended their
sympathy ami kind assistance to
me iu Hie Illness ami deuib of my
beloved brulher. Also for the beau
tiful floral nfteling.i.
SUSANNA TUOWEtt. '
HERE'S THE WAY
TO MAKE 'EM FIGHT
f .m i,h rr,-a I.o.hI. tt'Uu)
nprrrtniT. Mich., nee. i
Something novel in the w,v of
providing iniliiieuietits for highly
pal l boxers to put forth their best
efforts uin-lng -bouts lure, lum ueen
woik.m out iy (M M. Ilsli: a mem
ber of thp tioxing rnitimtaslou.
The I'liin consisted ot stlinuliit-
j. ing action uy fining tho flKht,.r so
niiK ii tier round tor each session
In whlih Hall believes tliev bare
stalle l ami in annouiuing hit lew
to the tuth customers vhi the
pjj nieguiuime. At a recent bout be
A;leen Uenny ltas. feathorwelght
g! chaniHlniiship clalnmia, and Jobn-
ny Karr here, the et ran tbiuily:
I3)i The boys slurtiyl oil at a rast
glllp but slowed down to a walk lu
A, the sixth round, at the. conclusion
"-tZXu!JrlTLnt
I it!
I'1'" Ulustluau, nisliajer uf tlass,
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW:
lo make a man nappy
rl '.-i :.il-. .,' .. ",)". (); i.rt.jl'l-'. '?! - ' ' J i - 1," ..;'..! .,: .
i.t;j;!.':;!-:iA 1.1 s "i. ' .-.). .fl .'.!,- i. ! ... :---;i'-' - .
1M- 1: - - ;. ti ' A -' -- .i - : - :- , I ! - ! - --. I
1 .-Hi c- .i.-vfr. . 'I ' W "I- -' : ; ' ' .... , t '. - ' -
SSSPKlMSE'lt
. '. . i ! .:-TI , ' '
CotnpAoyt, WbutoavSaiew, N. C.
objected strenuously., : . - . ,ij
."Two hundred and fifty dollars
fine (or Classman." . : : ic
No more objections (rom Qlitss
man.-' r - , ' .1
The fighterB- buiiKotl ; awajf' at
encli other with zest ; (or throo
rounds and then Farr started bang
lug on. ' r - ,
"Two hundred ami fifty doIlarH
fine for Farr for hanging dn!" Hall
announced. . , . ;
There waa no more stalling.
: NOTICE TO WATER USERS
, While making repairs the water
will be shut . off. Wednoaduy, De
cember lllh from 8:00 to 11:00 Ay
M. affecting all residents in Hiver
Bide, Kdeuhower end points north.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON'
POWER COMPANY. j'i
"Say It. with- Christmas Seals."
COLUMBIA BASIN BILL. READ
WASHINGTON, Dec, 12. A bUl
la HuthorfRc the. Columbia huMth
projt'et umler (ho Rovernmeirt'
icelamuiion prutfrarir was intiw
dtieed f ; today by- Senator Dill,
lHmocra. Washmgitoiu on behn'l
of himself and Senator ,Iottt, ite
IMihlican, of the same state. ,
Kidney Trouble
Aom.l, Vital Raw Food From
Moxleov Now Ud hy Thoueand
M.V""lEr?!li
AmwtA h tw.m
tFSCT,tu,raJ Jt I
?nM?.M"h. hg,
nwiiftn II. onra
.r kx m . I
huwrsiS liikJSlT m. pC; .
yesrs Furopn ssrf Amvtoiui rhyM-i are: FrleiWfy. Khul. Thrifty and
cin hv ksfcw nmri tjj Reverent. This is m- answer tor
rrh aP quickly ip,.ita sn ennot M them: Fi-lemlly. A Srotit can Be
sained. itruni sr. me-Mcai history. ; friendly to his. brothers and sla
Now Mxueyu leonvnlratMl tma, .,,r, ilrh hs nvl nn.l heln
6.k-'V;u..1,r'';,r15f;',di!
u.' It I Afftiitntwl tvoiutfy un
wttbout eookfrtf. Rirtt in- oln fntnot-
mi natural vpm.ii. mna vtait.ro. pa;
ajl)T Ranlittllalvft natural mru
lkO(tln andvffe. It t nrtn-hoholte.
All kk!nv and Brirhl f aisA. uf
trtr ahiMil mvtMlwt.1 Fr Si
ru bvVtt in Mtra from phvwl
f nt nii u9T9 m jrtMir Hri; atc
lmportKj Art Cum n. fl ,
. I AGMEU Fo Sale By :
NATHAN FULLERTON
HAYNES DRUG STORE
-TUESDAY; DECEMBER
the
BIG COUGAR KILLED
BY CAMAS VALLEY
MAN NEAR RIDDLE
A comtar measuring 9 feet 8 In
ches In length was killed near the !
foot of Little Dutchman peak vest
of Riddle tato yesterday by Floyd
Htobie of Camas Valley. The cou
gar has been ranging in the Camas
Valley district where it has been
killing calves and Mr. Stobie and
his dogs picked up the trail yester
day morning. They . followed tho
animal for more than six hours ad
It ran south Into tho Little Dutch
man country before H finally was
treed and killed. It was one oC the
biggest cougars ever killed In the
county, and apparently was an old
animal and was badly scarred as
a result of numerous battles.
Call at the News-Review office
for your Xmas curds. A fine lino to
select from.
SCOUT WINS PRIZE '
BY LETTER ON RULES
' A few dsys SCO a letter was
written to the Hoy Scouts of Doll
Ins County thrniiuh this imper. an
nouncing a contest hearinR on the
twelve Scout laws. It was' tirouitM
out that during the ijtmrantine that
certain luw.i could be stressed
more than others. In tact some ot
the laws were left ont. - if
A 'prize was offered to the boy
Vho could Klvc the best reasons as
to how the four omitted laws could
won h Scm,t Ste'nhcnson'of
U30 Kast Third St. He received One
Pf lne n,'w edition Scont HandlKrok
for boys. His letter Is as follows:
. i it-mi jiuiii it-kifr 111 rn? pniivi
and. am trying to get that hand-
book. The four remaininl laws
mnse them, llo c... help them In
their srhothl work and help sis do
th trtsvhi; Kind. H! c!i be k(nd
to th neichbnf children and he
ran oe kiiiii io uic mms una ouim
houses (or them and feed houses.
for food Is srnrce during the
frosty and- snowy wt-athcr;
Thrifty. He can save his weekly al
lowance, a the shows are closi
aott be csiinot get M.ihc storts u
Usa by ul bis brother; Reverent.
He csu study the Sunday school
lettons If he kuow what they are
13,-1927.
national joy
and at least he can read the Bible.
Scout pale Stephenson."
Other good letters were received
but this was considered to be the
best.
IE ono were to look about, town
he would notice a good niany im
provements, especially around the
homes of scouts. Bird houses have
been put tip, walks repaired, weed
patches cleaned out, wood sheds
repaired - and numerous other
things which are very noticeable.
(Possibly some wood sheds have
been torn down.)
The scout executive has received
a few of tho new scout handbooks
and Is making delivery to the
scouts at tholr homes. He will be
In Coon county for the balance of
the week but in case other scouts
wish a book delivered they may
call the executives home
leave their order, in which
case
the book will be delivered Satur
day. If the quarantine is lifted the
books may be sncured at the scout
headquarters; Thoso books will
keep a scout busy during any
amount of quarantine.
Have you seen bur assortment of
Xmas announcements? It not, drop
In and look them over. Wa have a
splendid line both printed and en
graved. Nows-Kevlew job printing
department. .
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
IT. S. Weather Dursau Office,
Roseburir. Oregon. Data reported
by Arthur W. i'ugh, Meteorologist
in charjro.
Barometric pressure (reduced
to sea level) 5 a. Di
29.62;
Relative humidity 5 p. m. yea-
tarday (per cent) . S9
Preclp. In Ins. and Hundredths:
Highest temperature yesterday 44
Lowest temperature last night ; 40
Average temperature for the
day
Normal temperature lor this
date . : j 42
Precipitation, last 24 hours .50
Total precip. since 1st month I IS
Normal preclp. tor this month iM'S
Total preclp. from Sept. 1, ;
1927. to date 9.S6
Average precip. from Sept. 1. !
1S77 . J0.ll
Total deficiency since Sept.
- 1927
Average seasonal preclp. Sept.
to May. In c-ras I to .31.12
FtorecaJt tor southwest Oregon:
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday
leiupuraiure wciuw uuruiai.
BP
smoke
TUNNEY WILL
GET LONG COUNT
(Anton jt fd itpm iite-l wire)
CHICAGO, Dec. 13. Gene Tun-
ney will get another "long count"
tonight, not In a squared ring with
160,000 persons stretching back to
the smoke-fogged horizon, but in a
great ball room at a charily ban
quet. To give atmnspTiere to the pro
gram Robert M. Sweltzer, toast
master, will have at his elbow a
ringside gong which will be sound
ed to indicate the termination of
three minute "rounds" allowed
each orator. The toastmaster will I
;Bive Tunney a "long count" on his
! address. The city has made almost I
j a! mU(,n fUR8 ovr Tunnoy's return
an,l(as it did when he arrived last Sep -
timber to defend his heavyweight
title against Jack IJemnsev.
Tunney Is speaking at much loss DR. GEO. L. NICHOLAS,
tier head than he fought. Banquet Douglas. Couuty Dairy and Herd
tickets hare sold for $10 a plate, ! Inspector.
whereas-, ringside Bents for the j ' o
Tunney Dempsey fight brought $40 j Buy American fence. You can see
euch. About $30,000. will be reullr-.the difference In a few years. Am
ed for charity. f crlcan has more galvanizing. ' Wo
While Tunney"s- appearance Is invite you to test it out. Wharton
primarily to help Swell the Christ-! Bios.
mas fund. It Is probable he will i '.
talk over" plans for another heavy- j CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS
weight championship match In Chi-1
cago. promoted by Jim Mullen, who I All warrants of Union High
already has launched a heavy-! School No.'5, up to and including
weight elimlnai Ion program calcu-, Warrant No. 302. dated Dec 9
lated to balld Jack Delaney as Tun-1 1927, and indorsed not paid W
ncy's probable opponent want of funds are this day called.
' ... . . !A" ,nterest ceases after this date.
CALL FOR WARRANTS ' Dated at Wilbur, Oregon, this 12th
All warrants of School Dlst. No. i day of Dec 1!)27.
s. or Jiougias county. Canyonville.
Ore., are called, up to and inelud
ing No. 700. Interest ceases after
this date. Dec. 12, 1927.
- - JESSIB M. NEWTON.
I Clerk DlsL No. 8, Canyonville.
Oregon.
1 Turkey Shoot!
1 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18
' At Buzz Morgan's Place
2 Mile. West of M1 rose Store
SHOOT STARTo I a A. M.
&
jg
js
g
trap arid large! S.ioofcog
FREE LUWM
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Ladies
Here's a gift that saves your
shopping - time, and. never
fails to please. P. A. is sold
everywhere in tidy red tins,
pound and half-pound tin
humidors, and pound crystal
glass humidors with spongo
molstcner top.
on i
Home cooking like mother
used to make. Served family
style, with a special Sunday
dinner at the regular prlco ot
! 50c. Also steady board and
! room. At tho Umpqua Inn,
Mrs. Wm. Fisher, prop. 825
Winchester, Roseburg, Ore.
NOTICE TO CITY OWNERS OF
DAIRY COWS
All dairy cows within the city of
Roseburg north of Deer Creek
must bo at Dr. Nicholas' Veterin
ary Hospital, 912 Winchester St.,
Wednesday, Dec. 14, between tho
hours of 7 and 30 a. m. for annual
luoercuun test The state law im-
!Potes penalty of $500 or Impris-
I u,l,lienL lor lanure to have cows
tested.
I . . R. e. DROWN Clerk
Mad dnhl rn n ....... . n fV
39 Square Deal or hinge Joint feno
j lng. 35c per rod. Also stock of new
i style Page fencing. Stearns
. i Ohenoweth. Oakland. Dm.