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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MARCH 16,, 1928.
TWO
t. :
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See Them at
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CLASSIFIED SECTION
1A1X NEW AIDS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FKKSH cow and calf for salo.
J'hone 16F12. '.; ...
TIIAfljEhS FOil SALE L'lleiipTil
Sarff's. . . ...
FOll homesteads and relinquish
ments see S. 3. Morrison,
HAY j'OR 'SALE Edehhower
Orchard Tracts. Phone 26F3.
FOR SALE Good Jersey cow, Just
fresh, h. E. Gilliam. Pholie HK34.
KOIILEIl ilghtldg Plant, for safe.
'Practically good Its new. S. C.
Mlller,'J3llfnrdVPhoil6 40F11. .
FOR SALE BroCcoH cfuteflaiul
-picking crates. Joe Harvey, Rose
burg, Kt 2..,--. ;,;.....:-' . '.
FAltM "bHEAP-i8 acres, 0 acres
Skinner Irrigation, 6 acreB more
to irrigate. Joe Harvey, Hose
buig, lit. 2. , , . . '.'.
FOR SALE House in 400 block.
'Price $1860 $860 cash, balance
"like rent, or at end year. Phone
418-J after bIx.
KOll saKcA fine usetl Cdium-
bla nhnnoEranh and a leather UP-
i r)iolBtere(l bod Davenport. Both
i. dirt cheap at Judd'B.
I frbu SALE"WrEXniIA"NaEI2-t
ncreB, Bhoep and turkey ranch,
near town, for smaller place
close In. J. C, Royno, 431 Ilowo
! St.
T 'Oil SALE'cm'EXCHANG.1: -Two 1
nouses in uutnerun, rreier prop
erty Oast or Puget Sound, Might
take good car if inlco is right.
f AddroBS Q. A, W., Wilbur, Ore.
Curb Pdstmastar. , ,
lf0u" SA03 lfitvTs" one TiddTtiiiy-:
: wltiki King's Noble bull loft.
I Oitt of a tour-gallon St. MaiVes
; ' dam, also ti, prize t dinner. Bull
i 17 mo. did arid splendid typo. H.
1. Plar.k( JutiOtlbn City, Oro. ; .
t FOR SALR-Somi-buslnoss pfopr
'. ty, beautiful -growing olty, 2l,
'v 000, Wlllamotto Valley. Ready for
-J . development. Slillable Blto for
- uulo salos, hotel, stores,' with or
': flees or apartments above. Four
hanks within radius lour blocks.
. .Jn Biime block with recently com
ipletad $400,000 business build
ings. Price $30,000. Dealing- with
'owners bnly, will consider ac
- coptlng hoilest-to-gooduess farm
..' to $16,000. Totms on bnlutico.
' f -Write detailed description and
. location farm first letter. Owner,
-j )d00 62nd St., N. E., Portland,
Ore.
I
F.OR RENT
VOtl ItENT 3-room apt., and gai'
J age. J. M, Judd, '
' KOll TtENT Small '6 rootn house',
rmmbnalilft. 1017 W'est First St.
FOR HUNT 5-rooffl bungalhw7'fui
pished. Inquire 1104 West Ltmo
. St. V
ftoseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W, onk ,
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
- Cut to Order
Saw Filing a Specialty
H S. AND F. L. COCfKELRE A9
NEON SIGNS
Sale or Lease
Roy Hufham
105 Rosa St., Roseburg.
REAL ESTATE
Horne SKcs. Acreage or Farms
. : Exeltanges a Specialty
E. G. King; Well
Sutherfln, Ore.
Public Liability and
Property Damage
Two mighty Important Insurance
coverages for the automobile
owner. Are you protecting your,
self by carrying this coverage
An yeur car? This agency la at
yetfr Service In writing all lines
Of dutomoblle Insurance.
C. VV. Your.? & Son
INSURANCE . '
110 CM SL fhnne 417
fOR RENT Oood O room house,
garage, flu per mo. GIB a. aiuin.
Phone 19F12. :
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
house, with gnrden plot and fruit
' trees, lit 817 Cobb St. Frances
Llntott. 419-J,
soil ttBNT iO-ruom inodorn,
partly furnished house pu Win
chester St., North Koseburg. S.
W. Starmer, Soldiers' Home.
V aNted' I
WANTED 250 liidn to take dinner
at ROBeburg Cafeteria.
WSNTED-LadTuTTIbT tu 1 i iffsoi. i"
take lunch at Roseburg
Cufe-!of
BfcOTNdtf ArWlb fcbhlfiuTCn
a tit. -mm Muffia nn.t Mm M, K.
Pearce,
YOUNa'iady wants phsltlon of gen
oral office work or clerkjng.
Phono 28C-Y. . . ,
j""-,. ...LOST it. ' ' I
i i y- :
LOST Oti bltl -cons nay raad. j
hound dog, black ami white, one!
flip torn and huhgs down, wart I
i"' on loft hly, halt tall. Phono
'4iK'ii or wj
41F11 or write P. O. Box 25. .
I MISCELLANEOUS I
IP pibilipt and chreftll filling of or-;
tiers, Iind Immediate delivery
count, call Page's, 212. . .
Uittt HWNIDK' uuu l luigei w
call 608 when In need Of auto
pnrta. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
House. ', i ; . .
HOW TO' PRAY Arid help wltn
yoUr personnl problems fdr ono
dollar P. O. money order. Money
back If you are not satisfied.
Joseph Robert 'Caldwell, M. 9. D.,
j 1602 N. Van Nbsb Avotulo, Los
1 Ahgolee, California.
Itt'pOrt by tile United Sillies Do
partnu'til' of Cdmirloree shows a
dioh lit inipdrls Itlsl year, with
S4.4flO,8OO,00t) foi' 11120, us against
S'l,lm,4ii3,000 for m. .
Hoof drying rooms for use on
wash day are a novel fenturo of
tlats now being built by the Lon
don .Comity Council.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Eleetrd 4 Chiropractor Druglcss
Health Center. 827 Cass, pn. nil.
SHIRE STALLION
"Oregon" 15981
Now standing for a short season
nt tho Chadwick Ranch, near
Myrtle Creek.
Farisa and Chancy In charge.
thgxpected
Conipamrf
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No need to worry wliun
your refrigerator and pan
try are stocked with
Economy Grocery foods.
Or just phone us.
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"The fctore Yhl Serves
v '. 0 " You Best"
Pnone 63 344 N, Jackton St.
S r- ... J 7WS BOATS mjxsji ULTfl M -r,, ' frV-7 S TSi ' V lV'-rv:ZZ- -J IN WE SEA-A rl Vr'. '
V S. S.VAN CINE
CHARACTERS ', J)u any fuss, will there, Sir. Mark-
Phllo Vance. , .liam?" :
John F.-X. Markliain, district at-1 "I don't look for any." Mark
tnrnev of New York county. - ham's tone was chilly. "How.
MRrmiret Odell (the "Canary"),
Charles Cleaver, a nian-about-
town.
Kenneth Buotswoode, a maun-1
'facturer,
i Louis Manuix, au importer.
I Dr. Ambrose 1 Lindqulst, a fa-
Ishlonable -neurologist.'
t ony baeej, a. pruieoiuu um
glar. ' '
William Elmer Jessup, tele
phone operator. :
Harry Bplvely, 'telephone op-
eratbr.i ) ,t
fernest IteatH,
Sergeant of the
Homicide hureau.
CHAPTER LIU . i
i ''Society : unfortnnutely 1 s'n ' t
ready for ypur nllillistlc piillowp'iy
ijuat yet;" said' Markham. "And
during the Intervening- transition
human life must bo protected."
Ho rose resolutely, and going to
the telephone, called up Heath. .
"Sergeant," bo ordered, "get a
John I Jon warrant and meet me
'immediately at the Rtuyvesont
Club. Uring a man with you--there's
an arrest to be made,"
"At last the law has evidence
after its own heart," chirped
Vance, as he lazily donned his top
Icoat and picked up his hat and
stick, "What a grotesque affair
lyour lKttl procedure Is, Markham!
Scientific knowledge the facts of
, psychology mean noining to you
ilearned Solons. Hut a phono-
Igrapli record-uh! There, now, is
something convincing, irrefragable,
final, what?"
On our way out Markham beck
oned to I ho officer on guard.
"Under no conditions," he sa! 1,
"Is any one to enter this apart-1
ment until I return not even with
a signed permit." f
When we had entered the 'taxi
cab, he directed the chauffeur to
the club. ;
"So Hie newspapers want action,
do they? Well, they're going to
get It. . . . You've helped me out
a, nasty hole, old man." ;
. An he snnkn. his eves turned to
Vn- . And.'thnt -look Sanyeyed -a
ln otounaer gratuuootinan T-:aH.v
i words could have expressed.'
ri-(,a,lu Rnfilomlifir 1 3'3nn--m.V
It was exactly ilnlf past three
when we entered the rotunda df
the Stuyvesnnt Club. Markham at
once Bent for -the manager, nn'l
( ; I held a few. wards ,af-nrlvnte con
7 . vorsnt ion with him. . The manager
lllen hiialeiied Uwny, iind was gone
abnUt five minutes; ,.
"Mr, Kpotswondo Is In ; his
roomB," he informed Markham, on
neiunilng. "1 sent the elpctrl'
clnn up to teat tho light bulbar, ,'.te
roporla that the g) tlemaii .js
nltmn, writing at his desk."
"Arid the, room- humbor?'1 "
''Throe fortv-one." i he malinger
nbneifrad iierturiiefl. -xnere won t
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VflVCX V,? ANlh HIS FRIF.NDS A Toueh Crew! Bv Blosser
1 a,.w 1 at W ' ' 'SiS-i a
SALKSMAN SAM . A Sweet Idea BySmH
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TMl KMSON MUUXRCA!
.ever, the present matter Is constd-
'
Jerably more Important than your
.club." - ... .-',:
"What an exaggerated point of
view!" sighed Vance when
the
manager had left us. "The
rest of Spotswoode, I'd say, was
the acme df futility. The man Isn't
a criminal, don't y' know. He's
what one might term
utile behaviorlst."
I""lost"
Markham grunted but did not an
swer. He begun pacing up and
down agitatedly, keeping his eyes
expectantly on the main entrance.
Vance sought a comfortable chair,
und settled himself in it with
placid unconcern. .
Ten minutes later Heath and
Snltkln arrived. Markham at once
led him into an alcove and brief
ly explained his
monlng them.
reason for sum-
"Spot
he said. "1 want the arrest mae
as quietly as possible."
"Spotswoode!"- Heath repeated
the name in astonishment. "1 don't
see "
"You don't have to see yet,"
Markham cut in sharply. 'Tin tak
ing all responsibility for the ar
rest. And you're getting the cre
ditif you want it. That suit
you?"
Heath shrugged his shoulders.:
'It s all right with me . . . any-
Jhlnn- Bn., !.. Tin aVlA1, Ml,
head uncomprehending.-. "But 5,1 ''' "'"'' '
what about Jessup?" ' dee ded to risk It. - ' -
"We'll keep lilm locked Up, Ma-1, "i,.wa f gamble to be sure;
terial witness." but 't 8,n0t lmblt t0 compla n
. ur aDnh,in.t i ,t, fn.,.,n. about the misfortunes of a Ueli-
emorged at the third floor. Spots'
woode'a rooms were at the end of
the hall, facing the Square. Mark
ham, his face set grlnily, led the
way."-'
In answer, to hlB knock- Spdts
wdode opened the door iind, greet
ing us pleasantly, Bteppcd asMo
for us to enter.
"Any news yet?'- lib 'asked,
moving a chair forward.
At IhiB moment he got a clear
view of Markham's face in the
light and at once sensed tho mina
tory nature of our visit. Though
hie expression did not alter, I Baw
his body suddenly- go taut. His
ms uuuy suuiiemy gu mm. nn i i,.,.k,' , , i :,. , , n.. -, nis creuitorB win De neia at tne oi
cdld, indecipherable dyes mbvel "fit ' ZVil ! 1 " uhdersihed refei-ee in
.IKUflV trnm Martrham'li . Wa. . In nd I have Children Whom 1 love. I jJrt.ol,,, w -, Ml,J..'ri
Heath and Snltkln. Then his gain
fall aa.Var.aa nnrt mo whr. vara
Btandtng a little behind the others,
and he nodded stiffly.
No ono spolio; yot I felt that nn
entire tragedy was soiiioHdw be
ing enacted, ahd that each actor
heard and understood every word.
Markham remained standing, afl
if reluctant -to proceed. . Of all tha
dlitlos df his- office, I knew that
the. arrest of malefactors was tho
ihdst distasteful to him; He was
worldly man, with the worldly
min i lOlemnce
tor tne mistor-
times of evil. Heath and Suttkln
hud stepped forward and now (
waited, wuh passive allerineBB tqr. I
the district attorney's order' to
servo theswarraut.
rlpotswoode'a eyes were again
on Marknam.
"What can I do for you, -sir? " )
fhn faintest nuaver.
"You can accompany these oKl-
cers, Mr. Spotswoode." Markham
lulu U1H1 quiuwy, wnu a wi6"i
cilnatlon of ins i neau toward me,
iu ,u,,oiiu.u.o
side. "1 arrest you for the murder
of Margaret Udell.
"Ah ! " Spotswoode's eyebrows
lifted mildly. "Then you have--
discovered something?
"The Beethoven Andante."
;face moved; but after a Bhou
pause he made a barely percepti
ble gesture of resignation.
"I can't say that u was wholly
unexpected," he said evenly, with
the tragic suggestion of a smile,
"especially as you thwarted evfcry
efiort of mine to secure the rec
ord. But then . . . the fortunes of
the game are always uncertain."
His smile faded, and his man-
led generouBl. owfu.d ir.
'.Markham, in shielding me from
the canaille; and because I appre
ciate that courtesy 1 should like
you to know that the game I play
ed W as one in Which liad no al
ternative." "Your motive, 'however power
ful," said Murkham, "cannot ex
tenuate your crime."
"Oo you think I seek extenua
tion?" Spotswoode dismissed the
imputation, with a contemptuous
gesture. . "I'm not a schoolboy. I
calculated the consequences of my
course of action, and after welgu-
iberately planned risk. Further
more, the choice was practically
forced upon me. Had 1 not gam
bled In this Instance, 1 stood to
lose heavily nevertheless."
Ills face grew bitter.
"This woman, Mr. Maikliam, had
demanded the -impossible of me,
Not content with bleeding me
financially, she deiuanded :lega!
protection, "position,, sttclal pres
tige such things as only my nanie
could give her. -
"She Informed me ' I must di
Vtirde my wife and niarry Tier. I
wonder If ybu' ailiirehetia the en-
brnilty of that demand? . . . You
lv': - not lns?lt intelligence bjr
BXPfawng how, despite my OOB-.
uuul, auvit u iiiiiig lo euiiiciy pun-
Bible.
1 , . ...
And yet, this won.t11
commanded me to wreck my uio
and cruBh utterly ; those 1 held 1
dear, solely to gratify her petty, :
ridiculous ambition! ' '
"When I refused, she threatened
to expose our relations to my wlfs.
to 'send her cdpies of the letters 1
hua written, to sue mb ijlublioly
Ih fine, to create such a scandal
that, in an event, my life would be
1 "J.11 '??'.
., ,''' II
St. Patrick's day program
and box social Evergreen ,
grange hall, Saturday, Marcjj
H. Everybody come and bung ,
nce toUo"1? up-,J;
P". - J,
IST'ffyt - yTwl
LT je.,rovtj
bom $e"ai
: He paused and drew a deep In-
anli - ation
-,.t nav. never been : partial to
'half - way measures, he continued
!,' ... h.va no u.e, ,,
compromise. Perhaps I am a vic
tim of my heritage. But my in
stinct is to play out a band to the
last chili to lorce whatever dan
ger threatens. j ' , ?
"And for just five ', minutes; ;a'
week ago, 1 understock how the
fanatics of old could, with a calm
mind and a sense of righteousness,
torture their enrtnles who threat
ened them with spiritual druc-.
tlou. . .' . 1 chose the only .course
which might save those I love from
disgrace Tuid suffering. It mean',
taking a desperate risk. ' But the
blood within me was such that I
did hot hesitate,1 and I was fired
by the agony df a tremendous
hate. 1 staked my life against a
living death, on the remote chanci
of attaining peace. And 1 lost."
Again he smiled falhtly. .
. "Yes the fortunes of the game, j
. . . But don't think for a minute
that I am complaining or seeking
sympathy. 1 have lied to others
perhaps, but not -to myself. 1 de
test a whiner a self-excuser. I
want you to understand that."
He reached to the labia at his
side and took up a small limp
leather volume.
"Only .last -night I was reading
Wilde's 'be Profundls.' Had I been
gifted with words, 1 might have
made a similar ctmfessldh. Let me
show you what 1 mean so that, at
least, you won't attribute to me
the final infamy of cravenness.
(TO BE CONTINUED) '
IN BANKRUPTCY
W the District 6burt of the United
States for the District df Oregon,
In the inattdr of W. Tom RlUgeway,
Ttfinlii-itlir J '
To tllh drBllitdrB Tom' Rlflee-
way, of SUthertih, lh the couhty
of Douglas, and district, afore
said, a bankrupt: '
NOtlfid 18 hereby given that the
said w; Torn Ridgeway has heretd
fore been duly adjudicated bank
rupt; arid that the first "meeting of
March 1 j28, a't 10 o'clock ' in the
,ta.ariri . .' fefclaM lraa ilia AM
UieUWUIB Ilia; ULLB11U, 1JIUVD
! claims, appoint a trustee exdmine
the bankrupt and tfatlsaft - such
other nusiness 1 as :, may properly
come Jjefore said meeting.
; Dated March 12th, 1928.
C.'L. HAMILTON,
. ; i Rbferee in Bankruptcy.
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JMBRELLA8' REPAIRED;: AND
RE-COVERED
At Roseburg Hotel, afterridohs
only. J. L-. McNire. -
Seed Oats
Choice White Recleaned Valley Oat.
t Seed Spuds $3.00 and $3.25
Garden Seeds of AH Kinds.
. New and Ustld Farm Machinery.
Special. Used Pump and Engine $25
' ' See Us First Can Save You Money.
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R08PBUBG AGENTS FOR OAKLAND
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FLOVD CiOOK FILES
(AUoclated PrtM Vtttei Wire) '
- SALEM, Ore.; Mar. 15. Floyd J.
Cook of Metlforfl today filed with
the secretary Of state his an
nouncement as a-' candidate- for
delegate to the national Republi
can cdnventidn fdr the state at
large. He -persohally favdrs Hoover
for president, but says he will
support the people's choice.
Howard F. Latouretto of- Port
land filed for delegate to the na
tional Democratic convention from
the third congressional district. He
favors Alfred E. Smith fbr presi
dent, declaring that Smith is of
the type of Andrew Jackson and
Grover Cleveland.
- - --, b' r-
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
-live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
BUCk IS BACK HOME
(AItl Ucd Wire)
' PENDLETON, Ore., Mor. i5.
BUfck Lleuallen,. OrbgOn state traf
fic officer in this district, and one
of the cabtora df William Edward
Hickman, returned nome touay
after about three months spent In
the south In cdnheclion with the
case. . '
- . 1 0 T-
Umbrella Man's Last Week;
Saturday Last Day.
"-Dririt yeht wdrk. to Koseburg
Hotel covers, Repairs; tips, cords,
full line,
- -J! L. MdNIRE.
- ..
FIRST CHINOOK CrTUGHT
(Aworfoted Prom Loiscd wire)
' GRANTS PASS, Mar. 16. The
flrsi chliidok sulnloti to lie dailifhf
In the upper Rogue Rlvbr tills
spring was landed this morning.
The fish weighed 26 -pflunda, A
TO EASTERN 8TAR 0 t
v
Regular meeting fetid " St.
Patrick's nrogram on Thurs-
day. March 16, 7:30 p. m.
iarge number of the salmon have
been seen and several have been
hooked but this was the first to
be taken from the water. The
Rogue has been high and muddy
for several days but it has started
dropping and clearing. Some fine
Salmon fishing Is expected for the
latter part of this month, continu
ing until June.
ArUndel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L,
Nebraska has nearly 12,500,000
chickens on its farms. , ' :, J,
IrV LAUNDER UNENi I
IN A WAV I
That brn&s os I
Compliments each day.
The manner In which we "doip"
household linens Meets with; the ;
hostess' approval. The manner in4.1
which we ladnder her table cloths, -bed
spreads and plliow cases ap
peials tq.lier sehsd of pdlltenessi
Rosebui-g Steam Laundry
Roseburd, Ore. Phone 76
a