ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. MARCH 9, 1928.
three:
You'll be wanting to get at that Spring Garden
right toon. Our
Garden Tools Stock
is complete, no matter what you may need.
, See us and cave time.
Churchill Hardware Co.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
BLOOD makes good
sell It.
paint. Page's
SPECIMENS for sal or trade
A. liruton's Taxidermy Shop.
SMALL Delicious apples, 6Uo box.
Crlpps rauchlliudio.Ore
SEE the'buffalo head, mounted by
A. Jjrulon, at Ford Oarage.
HAY "" FOB "SALE Edenbowor
Orchard Tracts. Phone 26F3.
FOH. SALE Good second hand
, baby buary, fa. Inquire 612- S.
l'iue.
FOR SALE One 30-horse general
electric motor. Box 41, Ouklaud,
Ore.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
-A No. 1 or-
gan for ?17 at
ueruiy.
Bruton's rTuxl-
VVOOD Dry second growth spilt
ilr block, cut last winter.. 2& tier
, 'r il. Piioue 10F23. . .
i BUFF .OUPINGTON eggs for sot
tiug. Mrs. K. p. Eobertsou, S27
Huuck St. ' ,'
IiOHLER lighting , plant for sale..
-Praotleally good as Qiew. S. C.
MMcr,Dlltard.Phonei6nL
WHEAT foil : sale , at .per
bushol. Chnney una'. Farias, Cliad-
wiclc- ranch near luyrlle Creelf.
GARDEN' ileum,. eggs'neip, spienuiu i
soil;
good tvrbom house, 1 chicken '
' ' house; garage;
6RSA1LEDry
Phone 474-j.
fir block
wooft
fium shed.
1'romnt' delivory of
. small , or large lots Prices right.
Phone 403 J.
FOR SALE Two dozen laying W.
L. pullets with rooster, purebred
Tailored strain,. $1 each. N. F.
Hannah, Teninlle.
STILL lmve45 .I3ufTLeghcni ""Ey
ing pullets, 9 months, old, $1 pur.
- . head. Airs. Geo. Mellon, 6 miles
- south or. Koseburg on racmc
. Highway, j . . i t - - -I
1 $00 TIERS niaiTleblock woodatl
. $3 tier, und 20 tiers split niuplo!
cook wood at $ 3.60, delivered. I
I Phone 4P13. . .:
FOR SALE In Eugene, Ore., neat
little suburban grocery.- good
business, daudy location. Price
right if taken at once. Write 3115
lltb Ave. W., Lugene Ore.
TOR SALEOR TRADE Day mare,
eight yeai-B old weight 1300 lbs.
Gentle and good puller. Herbert
Chumberlln, miles north Ouk
hmd. GOOD 10-acfo-ranch oihlghvnyi
fine for berries, truck nnd poul
try. Take medium weight closed
car; little cash, some teitnB.
Write "Snap," cars News'Ro
view. FOR SALlOlOLLOCATiON"
Store, service Btation and bouse,
combined on main highway in
Bnndon, $3000 camp ground if
wsnted Joining. -SO a. dairy ranch,
$1500; 300 a. dairy or stock
ranch close In, $6000. Terms. J.
" M. Long, owner, Dandon, Ore.
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Roscburg Steam Laundry
Phone 79 Roscburg, Ore
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Two mighty important iDuranoe
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self by carrying this covemqe
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IN8URANCE
118 Cass St. Phone 417
FOR SALE OU RENT 40 acres,
buildings, orchard, somo farm
laud; fenced and- cross fenced;
. near town, 40 minutes drive from
: Roseburg. 803 W. Mosher St.,
, Uoseburg.
FOR RENT
FOR KENT Desirable 0-i'ooni
(house, cIobo In. Phone 476.
FOR RENT Good 6-rooin house,
garage, (10 per mo. 518 S. Main.
'Phono 1DF12.
FDR RENT 5-rooui house,
Put
wood for rent. $8 per moSth.
3ohn Braughton, Miller's Addl-
' ' tlon, Roseburg.
K)R RENT 10-room ' modorn,
Bartly furnished bouse ou Win
chester St., North-Roaeburf. S.
W. Stunner, Soldiers' Home.
wanted "i
WANTED 250 men-to take dinner
at Roseburg Cafeteria.
VEwalirca Ule,aiiF kind .""Walter
, M. Clarit. Star HI. West Itose-
burg. '
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. take lunch at ItoBoburg Cafe
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Divide route," Cottago Grovo,
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TTDnrs
S. S.VAN CINE AUTHOR Tltt B1KSON MUROCR CASK
CHARACTERS
Phllo Vance.
John F.-X. Markliam, district at
toruoy of New York county.
Margaret Odeil (tbe "Canary").
Charles Cleaver, a man about-
town.
Kenneth Spotswoode, a
maau-
raciurer.
Louis Mannlx, an Importer.
' Dr. Ambrose Lludqulst, a fa
shionable neurologist.
Tony Skeel, a professional bur
glar. William Elmer Jessup, t e 1 e
pboue operator. '
Harry Spively, telephone op
erator. Ernest Heath, Sergeant' of the
Homicide flureuu.
THE STpRY THUS FAR ,
Margaret Odell Is found stran
gled. Skeel'8 finger prints am
found in the apartment, but Vance
bellves Skeel had been hiding lu
closet while the stranglt-r Jid
his work. The tiling that battles excellent Scotch high-bails,
police Is the side door to the alley. Markhain had, of course, accept
lt hud been bolted on the Inside ed the unexpected Mr. Allen cor
the night before and found that dially, but his occasional glances
way in the morning. Mannix. Dr. !in Uio laller's direction told me lie
LindquiHt and Cleaver all lie about
their whereabouts the night of tho
murder. Spotswoode, wtio had
called on the girl, had rushed to
her door at tho sound of a scream,
but :hud been -reassured -through
tiie door that nothing was wrung.
Then Skeol :is found strangled.
after promising to reveaj the mur
derer. Vance then demonstrates
how Skeel could have loft through
the sldo door and relocked the
bull. He suggests to Mnrkham
that Cleaver, Mannix and Spots
woode be Invited to play poker
with them and ho will toll Mark
ham' who committed the murder.
CHAPTER XLVII
(Monday, September 17; 9 p. m.)
Vance and I went homo after
lunch, and at about four o'clock
Maikham tolephoned to say that
lio hnrl mniln (lin iiPPOHsniT - nr.
iningenients for the evening with
Spotswoode, Mannix and Cleaver.
. Immediately following thin con
firmation Vance lft the hou.u
and did not return until nearly
eight o'clock. Though I was filled
AVith curiosity at so unusual a pro
ceeding, he refused to enlfghtcu
me. Bui, when at a quarter to
nine we went down-stairs to the
waiting car, there was a man I did
not know in the tonnonu; and I at
onoe connected him with Vance's
mysterious absence.
"Itve asked Mr. Allen to Join us
tonight;" Vance vouchsafed when
he had introduced us. "You don't
play poker, and Ve really need an
other hand .to make tho game in
torestln', y' know; Mr. Allen, by
the- bye, is: an old antagonist oC
mine.", ,' '. .,' , ,
i The fact, that . Vance, would, ap
parently without; permission, bring
nn uninvited guest to Mnrkhnm's
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
BI6 6AKIE . VJIDA,
PL(VIM6 HER LAST
CARD -TOOK
MORfXCE .TWE WAR
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Japartruent amazed me but little
I more than the appearance of the
man himself. Ho was rather short,
with sharp, shrewd features; and
what I saw of hlB hair beneath
his- jauntily tipped hut was blaok
und sleek, like the liainted hair on
Ijapanese dolls. I noted, too, that
his evening tie was enlivened by
a design of tiny white forget-me-nots,
and that his shirt front was
ndorned with diamond studs.
The contrast between him and
the immaoulately Btyllsh and 'me
ticulously correct Vance wus ag
gressively evident. . I wondered
what could- be the relationship be
tween them. Obviously it was
neither social nor intellectual.
Cleaver and Mannix were al
ready ou hand when we were ush
ered into Markham's drawing-room
and a few minutes later Spota
woode arrived. The amenities of
introduction over, we were soon
seated comfortably about the open
'1"B fire, smoking, and sipping very
was having some difficulty in re
conciling the man's appearance
with Vance's sponsorship.
A- tense atmosphero lay beneath
the spurious and affected affabil
ity of the little gathering. Indeed,
tho situation was scarcely condu
cive to spontaneity. Here were
three men each of whom wus
Known 10 me outers to nave dbvh
interested in the same woman;
and the reason for their having
been brought together was tho
faot that this woman hud been
murdered.
Markliam, however, bundled the
situation with such tact that he
largely succeeded In giving each
one the feeling of being a disinter
ested spectator summoned to dis
cuss an abstract problem.
He explained at the outset that
tho "conference" hud been actuat
ed by his failure to find any ap
proach to-the problem of the mur
der. He hoped, , he said, by a
purely informal discussion, divest
ed of all officialism and coercion,
to turn up some suggestion that
liilglit lead to u fiii'.tlui line of In
quiry. His manner was one of
friendly appeal, and when he fin
ished the general tension had been
noticeably relaxed.
During the discussion that fol
lowed I-was interested In tho vari-.
ous attitudes of the men concern-,
ed. Cleaver spoke bitterly .of his.
part In the affair, and was more
self-condemnatory than suggestive.
.. Mannix was voluble and- preten
tiously candid, hut beneath his
! comments ran a strain of apolo
getic -wariness,- ' ' I ' j;
i Spotswoode, unlike Mannix
seemed loth . to dlscusrf tha, mnttql',
aim maimuiueu a consisieniiy. jec
icenti attitude. Ho responded , lio-
litely to Afurkhnni's questions, but
sURE . HORACE JUCT
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he did not succeed entirely in hid
ing his resentment at thuB being
dragged into a general discussion.
Vance had little to say limiting
himself to occasional remarks di
rected always to Markhaoi. Allen
did not once speak but sat contem
plating the others with a sort tf
canny amusement.
The entire conversation struck
me as utterly futile. Had Mark
ham really hoped to garner infor
mation from it, he would have
been woefully disappointed. Z real
ized, though, that he was, merely
endeavoring to justify himself for
having' taken so unusual a step,
and to pave the way for the game
of poker which Vauce had request
ed. When the time came to broach
the subject, however, there wub no
difficulty about it.
It was exactly eleven o'aloek
when he made the suggestion. His
tone was gracious and unassum
ing; but by couching his invitation
in terms of a personal request, he
practically precluded declination.
Hut his verbal strategy, I felt,
was . unnecessary, lloth Cleaver
and SpotBwoodo Beemed genuinely
to welcome the opportunity of
dropping a distateful discussion in
favor of playing cardB; and Vance
and Allen, of course, concurred In
stantly.
Mannix alone declined. Ho ex
plained that he knew . the game
only slightly, and disliked it;
though he expressed an enthusias
tic desire to watch . tho others;
j Vance urged him to reconsider, but
wnnoui success; unu AiaiKiiam
finally ordered his man to arrange
the table for five. . .
I noticed that Vance wailed un
til Alien had-taken his phi ce, and
then dropped into the chair at, his
right. Cleaver took the seat at
Allen's left. Spotswoode sat at
Vance's right; and their came
Mnrkham.. Mannix drow un his
chair midway behind' Mnrkham
and Cleaver. See diagram
.Cleaver first named a rather
moderate limit, but Spotswoode at
once suggested much larger
stakes. Then Vance went Btlll
higher,, and as both Markliam and
Allen signified their - agreement,
his figure was 1 accepted. The
prices 'placed on the chips some
what took my' breath away, and
oven Mannix whistled softly.
That all five men at tho table
were excellent playors became ob
vious before the gaino had' pro
gressed ten mimitos. For the first
time that night Vance's friend Al
len seemed to have found his mi
lieu and to be wholly at ease.
Allen won the first two hands,
and Vance the third and fourth.
Spotswoode then had a Bhort run
of good luck, and a little later
Markbam took a large .jack-pot
.which, put him slightly In the lead.
, -Cleavor was the only loser thus
;far;. but, in anothor half-hour he
had succeeded in receiving a large
portion of his losses. After that
Vance forged- steadily ahead, only
to relinquish his winning Btrenkto
Allem fTheiv fqr, atwhllo. Ujo, for
tunes! oft it ho itf ime mikk iraUior
'evenly -dik'rlWoHf fehi lutei t ori
both 'CleaYbr nnd Spdtswoude '.bp:
gan to loose heavily. . j i
J3y 1 hair-past ' twelve u'grlmiat-
mosphore hnd sotlled over tho
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wild ' look at that
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party; for so hlgli were the stukea
and bo rapidly did the betting pyra
mid, that even for men of means-
such as all these players undoubt-
edly were the amounts which con
uuually changed hands represent- j
ed very considerable items. i
Just before one o'clock whea the '
fever of the game bad reached a !
high point, 1 saw Vance glance ;
quickly at Allen- aud pass his :
handkerchief across his forehead.
To a b trail ger the gesture would !
have appeared perfectly natural; I
but, so familiar was i with Vance's
mannerisms, 1 immediately recog
nized Ub artiflclulity. And simul
taneously 1 uotlced that it wus
Allen who was shuffling the cards
preparatory to dealing. Somo
smoke from his elgur evidently
went into his eye at this moment,
for he blinked, und one of the
enrda fell to the floor. Quickly re
trieving it, ho reshuffled the deok
aud placed It before Vance to cut.
The hand was a jack-pot, and
there was a small fortune in chips
already ou the table. Cleaver,
M ink ha m and Spotswoode passed.
The decision thus reached Vance,
aud he opened for an unusuully
large amount. Allen at once laid
down his hand, but Cleaver stay-
ed.
Then r"arkham and Spotswoode
both drovi&d out, leaving the en
tire play between Vance and
Cleaver. Cleaver drow one card.
and Vance, who had opened, drow I
two. Vance - made - a nominal
wager,: and Cleaver ralBed It sub
stantially. Vauce in ' turn mined
Cleaver, cut only- for a small
amount; and Cleaver again raised
Vance this time for an even, larg
er Bum that before. Vance hesitat
ed end called him.- Cleaver ex
posed Ills hand triumphantly.
"Straight flush Jack high," ho
announced. "Can you beat that?"
Not on a two-card draw," said
Vance ruefully. Ho put bib cards
down to show his openers. He had
four kings.
(TO BE CONTINUED) '
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the olty hnlli In tbo city of Ilbso
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on Monday, Mnroh tne 121U, 1HZ8,
for river run gravel ' carrying
enough Band to fill nil voids and
subjeot to the nunroval'of the olty
engineer, for filling the appronohos
to the Deer Crook brltlgo on Jack
Bon street. Tho right to reject any
and all bids 1b horeby roBerved.
Dated this.'7tlt day ; of- 'Mnroh,
HAROLD E. SHERPY,
City Recordor of the City of
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Heavy Bteol motnl onslng, 6O0 a
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Hod oxldo of 1 lolul,' polrolojim.
Blenhn and carlldn ar'e som'o'dfthe
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hnnitiv. nt-Ani,ia . niwl nllini-u. nl.la . tn
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COAL BARONS ARE
SEVERELY SCORED
BY JOHN L. LEWIS
(AuocUtftl Vnm Ijroacd M?i) ' f
WASHINGTON, ' Mar. 8. Con
tinuing his scorching Indictment
of the bituminous coal' InduBtry,
John U. Lewis, president of the;
United Mine Workem, today again
attributed conditions In tbe coal
Holds lo a conspiracy among tho
1 railroads tb'Tlcpress minors' wages.
Testifying before tho Semite Inter
stittd Commerce Commission- he
Bald, "Tho walls and tho lnmonta-,
jtlons that rise from .the women
and children of the fields soem to'
have no ofteot on the luadora who'
.direct tho policy of the railroads'.",
Ho submitted to Chairman- Wat
son, for the record, tho original
copy i of fc the Jacksonville wage
agreement between miners and operators,-
saying:
"This Is tho contract which was
violated, nbrottatcd and trompled
.upon by -the Pittsburgh Coal' com'
pally and others in that region.
Donlal of Lowls' charges 1 .yaB
nindo by C. B. Lester, vice prosl-"
:. - - . . m ! ! 1 ."T :
So-called "com.
mon" colds are
dangerous. Grippe
or Flu may result
Check the cold.
.promptly? 'HILL'S! cascarn--uromide.
lulnine tablets BtOD a cold'iti-one day,
Drive nut the nolsons.-FlayBafel Insist
on HILL'a -In ;thd todiboit, 30 cents
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V OM
v PiCtcun.
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MEAMTMe,
FAR OUT IM
AMD ATLAW71C
THE FORy
OF TAE"
STORM
SEEMS TO
BE ABATMS
5DM6M0AAT"
FLAtiAES
ARE FEMOER
AMD LESS
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ROUGHS
I Apply over throat and chest
swallow small pitcea of-
victts
V VAPORUB
i
Ovr 21 Million Jar, U..J Yiarly
dent, of the Pittsburgh .Coal com
pany. Senator Wheeler, Democrat,
Montnna, asked Lester who held
stock In tbe Pittsburgh Coal com
pany, and the witness said he was
unfamiliar with thoBO recorda. Ho
assured the committee that he
would put the records at Its dis
posal. .. ...
HOUSE DEFEATS
e "LAME DUCK" PLAN
4' . ''('AuocUted Prealaaad'Wlre)
WASHINGTON, Mar. .8. An un
successful effort was made in tho
houso' today.. to revise the proposed
"lnmo duck" cbnstltutional amend
ment' to provide for a four, lustoad
of a two year term for house mem
bora. After extended debate the
'chulr held the proposal waa not In
order and tlto decision was sub
.talr.ed by ,a vote of 207 to 33. Rep
resentative Bankheadi '.Democrat,
Alabama, sponsored the proposal! '
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