ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1928.
FIVE
Peoples Supply Go.
If you are seeking good things to ent come to our nice
coal etoje, look around at our big' display. of all kinds
of foodstuffs. We have fresh fruits and vegetables from
the local gardeners', canned and package 'goods from
all parts of the world. Co me, in and we will be pleased
to serve you promptly and courteously.'
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For Saturday We Offer Specials
Dill Pickles, -No., 22 can for ":..i..!:v,...;.39c
' Grapefruit, No. I can, 2 for ..2.;..25c
Seedless Raisins, No. 1 package, 2 pkgs. for.. ..19c
Van Camp.8 Tomato Soup, 4 cans for ;.. .'25c
Bulk Macaroni, 3 lbs. for ...19c
Heavy Jar Rings, 2 for.. ..... ...11c
Economy Caps, per doz. ,..;......:... 25c
'elly Powder,- 3 pkgs-. for .'.....24c
2 lb. pkg. Honey Qraham Crackers ..29c
2 lb. pkg. Cube Sugar for .....19c
: Oregon Walnuts, 2 lbs. for .............................. ..45c
Post Toasties, 3 pkgs. for ..'....,..;.,.,.,..... .........25c
Nice Ripe Watermelons, pound !......lc
... . (Will cut melons, sell half or whole.)
Guaranteed. Hard Wheat Flour, sack. ....... ....$1.83
2 large Bread for 23c
16 lbs. Best Cane Sugar for ,..-,.$1.00
(Limit 1 to customer.)
PeoplesSupplyCo.
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CAMA8 VALLEY NEWS NOTES
Thi'eahlr.j Is la lull blast in our j
vttlluy now. Mr. J. P. Denn aud.
KrauK llrowu ure operating thresh
' era aud Mr. Purrolt u combine,
j The .yuuiia , people of tuu En
worth League met at the homo
or Mr. aud Mrs. T. G. Lawson last
! Friday evening (or a social aud
business meeting, Redeshmejils
'were served ufier a counle of
hours "speut lu idaying out door!
i games.
, Mr. and Mrs. T. F, Allen visited
or a couple of days In the valley
last week. r
Met;. Hoiiert Martindale' and
daughter, Wekpme, uru - vJsiilug
relatives 1n Coos county.
Lee Bui llli Is building himself a
new home between Jesse Kirkeu
dall's and George Smith's.
The piling for the new bridge by
tbo old school house is now ou the
ground so wo may look for a new
bridge soon.
The young people gave Robert
Kirkendoll a 'surprise party on his
sixteenth birthday Au. 1.
Adrian. Sehroeder, and Harold
Dick spout Sunday evening hero
visiting, roturuinc..tp .their wqijt
early Monday morning. -
Henry Church visited relatives
at Lee. and McKluley, Uous county
last Sunday,
. Blanche Croy' '. of Marshfleld
spent Sunday vtsltlug here with
her fatherr S. H. Oroy. She return
ed to Marshfleld Monday morning
accompanied by her brother, llud
Croy, who, will visit there for a
few days.
All who spent Sunday at the all
day , meeting at Ten Mile enjoyed
the services immensely.
- The Neighborhood Club will
meet Aug. 23, at the home of Mrs.
Ethel Brown. Roll pall Is to bo
-answered, by a recipe. Ite prepar
ed with one for pie, cako, cookies,
pickles, meats, etc.
W. A. Mulkey made a business
and pleasure trU to Ashlaud TiT4
day returning Wednesday. The
iiTl:;ated sections of the - Jloguu
Utter valley, are certainly a delight
to tlio eye and thougb water- pri
vileges come high It most surely
pays. When wo coutraat our dried
up Umnqua valley farms with the
luxuriant alfalfa fields and flowor
beds of our southern neighbors we
feol very sorry for ourselves, and
wish that Avu might : see our lazy
old river put to work to muke
beautiful a region wliit-h lacks
only thO'iiiugio touch of the water
to convert it into a veritable Kdeu.
Mr. Lewis Carpenter aud family
of Donver, Colo., motored through
here the first, of the weok on their I
way to Seattle, stopping overnight I
with Mr. Carpenter's Bister, Mrs. j
11. A. Adams and family, - - j
Mr. Frank Hodgo .and family, I
and Mrs. John . Vosterbeck and
family all'of Barneslon,-Nob stop
ped for a short visit - with Mrs. :
Sarah James, an old . (liend- and.;
neighbor. They', were on thelr.i
way to California.' . . i
Mr. W. A. Mulkey visited In
Grant; Pass a few days last week
with his nephews, George- aud
James YVertz.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. .Rice are"
spending a few days at the, rauch '
at I'.eona, (lie guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Rice. . , t .
Mrs. F. S. Chapin. has returned,
from a visit to EUonsburg, Wash., '
where sho trttonded . the golden
wedding of her parents, Mr. and ,
Mrs. Kay. ; , j
A. E. Elliott and ramlly are tak- I
Ing a vacation trip u California
points of IntoresL i j
Mallcarrler Raines reports '' the
completion of some jnuchneededf
roHd work on ,tho..Guzley , road,
which was wasliod out last year In
the big flood. . I
i a t mi m i 1 n m - "xr " ii liiiir.
MYRTLE CREEK NEWS
CRASH OF PLANE
KILLS AVIATOR
AND PASSF.NfiER
(Araociated PrtM Leafed Wire) ,
GRAVENHURST, Muskolta,
Canada, Aug. 9. Captain Charles
Haines, pilot, of Miami, Fla., and
Robert Erving, IS, of Pittsburgh, a
PHsscfTger, wero killed and five
other . passengers injured in , a
crash of the Loeuing Amphibian
piano today. The plane tell -.but)
feet to the rocks near Beaumaris.
The Injured are In a sanitarium
here. They are Wallace Phillips ot
Pittsburgh,. Bald, to be internally
hurt; Miss Lucy Hill ot Boston,
broken arm; James Reed, Pitts
burgh, minor Injuries.
Going to Empire - ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude, Harvey of
Fair Oaks were visitors in this city
for a brlof time Thursday. They
were enrouto to Empire for a
week's, vacation.
Ring Star of Christy Bros. Circus
. j
Mr. and Mrs. W'm. A. Wljite with
Mr. .White's son, Car)h, who is
visiting here from Tampa, Florida,
and Mrs. White's brother, Hoy E.
Cameron, are. leaving Friday for
a trip to Portland and other points
north. The men folk of the party
Intend to scale ML Rainier before
returning home. .
Rex Elmore the ten year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elmore of
Eugene died Monday night and
was brought here for burin 1 Wed
nesday. Rev. C. A.' ias of the
Christian church officiated at the
funeral service which was held in
the 1. O. O, F. cemetery. Mrs., El
more is a daughter of Mr. I. S.
Weaver and the family have many
friends in, the community who ex
tend sincere sympathy.
uhaa. Riley is , rebuilding his
small cottago on Second street op
posite the Christian church unci
making it into a very neati-looking
mouern uungaiow. ,. ,
Mr. Lyun Dalley lias returned to
Ventura, Calif., after a two weeks'
vacation spent with his parents
here. Mr. Dalley is u mechanic in
the Shell Oil shops in Ventura.
Lloyd Roberts aud family, who
have been visiting with relatives
wont hack with Mr. Ditlley.
Mls3 Mae Caldwell is home from
llandon whero she spent her vaca
tion. .
Mr. and Mrs. Sins have moved
into tho Christian p.lrsomige and
are busy renovating the floors and
walls of the building.
Mrs. Anna Keck is visiting rela
tives lh Eugene this week. Mrs.
Keck Is Mr. G. P. Wilder's mother. I
Perry Edwards ii Buck Fork i
neighborhood was a Myrtle Creek
visitor Thursday. . . i
Mrs. Fred Cornell has oboiict.
a dressmaking parlor at her home j
on what was formorly known as
ttib Arundel place southeast of !
town. , I
Mr. A. L. i Monroe has sold his
homo hero to Mr. Pjiul Ilausoller!
of Riddle. j
G. U. Rates and family are 1
spending their vacation at coast !
points. !
Mrs. Dale Mursters is vlsll-tng
in the Willariiotto valley thiH
week. ( i
Mrs. C. C. March and son Har
old and Mrs. March's mother, Mrs.
w
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' The Christy Bros. Wild Animal Jumbo the oldest and largest of
Circus which wllj bo here Friday, 'all pachyderms as the accepted
Aug. 17, for two performances Is loader,. and thirty, black maned
the only large circus African lions, tha menagerie even
world that still retains the parade
feature of the circus day with n has a veal live stork and the only
two mile long gorgeously and brll- herd of Iceland reindeer.
Ilantly. spectacular Btreet pageant The performance has such great
that, will leave the show" grounds circus attractions as the Chang
promptly(at noon. Llo Hio troupo of Ch!no.e acro-
; The management of the Christy bats, making a slldo for life. us
nrn circus are uuiaue in onoiiiendod by their hair from the
particular Inasmuch as they don't j dome of the canvas on a slender
claim to be the largest circus on swaying wlro. Then the puchtyni
tour but stress tho foct that there j troupe of Costa Hlcaris aro anoth
Is only one circus that outranks jer big bit of the present season,
them In siso, and there are only Inn Senor Phllllpe Castellnnl the
two circuses that can boast ol: Spaniard who -Is one ot the out
rivA rliies and a hippodrome Islanding stars of tho circus world.
track and the Christy Bros. Circus Jand Is famed for his recklessness
Is one of them. In the circus ion the tight wire, standing on his
world the Chrl.'ty Bros. Circus is i head on the silver thrvad, and
r.moil as the wonder show as It! there Is no net to catch him in
has grown from a three car non- case he falls from the top of the
descrtpt affair to. its present gi-tent. Every lime this Oare-dev(l
gantlc and stupendous proportions. makes his appearance lu the ar
Amone the features of the blglena. he risks his life and looks
show Is the seven pole menagerie jdeslh. In the face,
covering over a city block wlth-i Performances are scheduled for
fifty cages ofSviU animals and two for the afternoon and eight
five herds ol elephant with Mits.for the night performance. ,
$1.25 AUTO CHAMOIS 70c
- Take advantage of this big va
lue. Dandy' first quality chamolB,
large size for autos, windows, etc.;
$1.25 value (or 79 cents. Carr's.- j
HANSEN
Chevrolet Co.
Used Cars With an
O. K. That Counts '
OAKLAND SEDAN 192T
model. This car has a lot ofj
Satisfactory Service left in it.
iasy terms or trade.
OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 1926
model. This car has just been
overhauled and looks and runs!
like a new one. ' -
CHEVROLET SEDAN 1926.
One of those fine small cars
you always like... A bargain ot.
the price we ask.
FORD SEDAN. In good run-!
ning order, new Duco paint.
Total price $95.00, '
IjFTlfr.
Before you act ,.
- hesitate fora mimle.
RtadAtadriMMa
thtrtissomeUtwltitt.
mefore uou send your
Ford ta be repaired
i OurMiorireJ Service Depart-
1 a v. r..1h. m.i frt i
1 Inut-rsi-sinrf tinthP
1 tJ, Jai.i ivrtart tttfirhflHtCS
t7'-Z,friU, trained in nil rJrOS-
t Ot kVTU rrfHMIf WWK lrts
, spC ML naintnrry wru
your ivmmu.ru-
I Our prices Btt stand
V i-i..,A..,.llnlwlM ,
Bra anu wr n g
in auvuntt.
n nfJ Into itnurmr
UV y--'
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C. A. Lockwood
Motor Co.
Roseburg, Oregon
CHEVROLET COACH. 1927
model this car is only 9 months
old and looks like new.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1925
model. . The first paint looks
like new. This car is only1
$350.00."
BUICK SEDAN. - This car has1
been unusually well well kept
and is . worth a lot more than
we ask.
OVERLAND SIX SEDAN.
1926 model... A smooth run
ning and roomy car for little
money.
CHEVROLET COUPE 1927.
This car has been used very
little and looks like new.
FORD COUPE. 1925 model.
New Duco paint and balloon
tires $75.00, or your old car as
down payment.
STAR TOURING. In good
running order. We will sac
rifice this one for $75.00.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926
model. Just overhauled and in
fine condition, trade or easy
terms A '
DODGE TOURING. In very
good condition. Total price
$50.00. '
DODGE COUPE. 1927 mo
del. A big roomy 'coupe with
leather upholstering.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1923
model in good order. Total
price $75.00.
"Western Auto" offers
feeka of Grmter
Selected from the complete assortment of guaranteed articles that has made "Western
Auto" CAMP EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS for motorists of the West . . . 7 ,
The bargains offered represent worth-while re
ductions from iur regular low prices, on a large
number of camping necessities besides those listed
in this advertisement. And, every article is
backed by our Iron-Clad Guarantee, and our
CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT policy.
Remember . . Just two weeks of these Greater
Bargains ... so go to your nearest "Western
Auto" store at once, and SAVE on everything
you need for camping convenience, comfort,
safety and pleasure. This sale ends Saturday;
August 25th . . . and our stores are open Saturday
evenings until nine o'clock.
$1.19
29c
This Auto Tent Reduced from $10.85
Waterproof material; roomy, with 3-foot wall, door
and large end flap that either fastens over car as il
luatrated, or makes a fine awning. Not to be con- '
fused with tents of cheap materials. CQ flfl
v During this Big Sale. OiOO.
! : I '
All-Steel Folding
Camp Bed :
Will not sajr or bsnd ; ' nc- T
commodates two persons In com- .
fort and folds coiapnotly. Re
duced from $7.95 Jg
"Anoolut" folding 8pring Bed
-. . . Very oosy to set up or fold. :
Sprlncs moko It unusually com- ;
fortable. Was 10.86. Special
at ..- t8.90
Camp Ax , , . Best steel head
and hickory handle. A high
irrade tool and not to bo con
fused wltn "mokesnirts." Re
duced from 11.65.
Bpectal at
Cimn Ax with heavier head
and 26-ln. handle. 1.85 vol., $1.34
Leather Ax Shttth
. . . Sale Price ......
uto Bps
, . Reduced for this . ft 4 4 4
sale from 1. 65 to 1 1 1 I
Foldlnfl Skillet . . . Removable
; handle. Just the thing; for hik
ers. Regular G6o sis re- 4 4 .
duced for this sale to. . . 4d
Larger Slit, regularly 0i
sale at 48o
Stool ancl Chair Savings
67 c
Palmetto Tent, 7x9.6
A most popular umbrella
style tent ... made of
water proof "Weather
cloth," strongly stitched,
with screened door and
window, ' door sill . and
floor. . Front flap makes :
dandy awning. With pole '
and pins. . Reduced from
$25.55
to ........
$19.05
to wlndown
oducod from
$29.75
11x11-foot size,
and wall pocket.
$33.75
to
Genuine "Burtjh Nifty" Um
brella Tent . . . Two doors with
Bcrotmn, awning and floor.
Waterproof and mildew-proof
balloon cloth. Size 10x10. Ro
duccd, from OH
$41.85 to. gODiOU
Jointed Tent Pole . V . Strongt
ttihular Btrol fcrruloa. flO
Reduced from 65c to..... Hlu
Metal Tent Stakes . r (J.
Galvanised iron, each .'. DC
J - A tit fVvtr
14xlR-ft. waterproof llpht
welRht drill. Whs Q
JO.s:,. on nnlo at... 0tl U
!Rx20-ft. BlTte, 8-n?.. .K-lneh
duck, for Inrco cars. Uedncod
Nfrom 12.3Fi to $10.90"
Folding Cot Savings
Steel rolnforood Jiardwoofl
framo, with hoary white eunvafl.
cover. Low aula Q MQ
prtco ipfciHO
Folding Cot with extra heavy
12-oz. " specially woven Olive
lrab Buck. On sale at ....$3.20
...
Poncho Mattress
Tho
centiine "Poncho."
' 48"x76 . Made of now Htnnla cot
ton with khaki top and wator .
proof pnntdKOto outfllde covortna,
with wltlo flap to keep tfn
out raln and dust. OnlyU. I U
Cotton Mattrese P Well
madQ nf Rood grade khaki Rtuffed
with now cotton llntoru. SIrIo
l7.o. Reduced from
t3.95 to .01
Double Bed Size . . . ltcRUlnrl7
JfiT.r, . . . Until Atliruet 25th, I4.6S
Khaki Tick Pillow. . . . Bilk.
1''Ioh (Kapok) lined. 11.15
Viilim nt .,......,,.893..
Big Saving on
Vacuum Bottles, Jugs
All cuaranteed, and high
quality,
"Dandy Vacuum Bottle. Pint
alKe.. Redueed from 7Qn
98o to f 3C
Quart else.' Rogtilarly Sl.TB,
at .....11.38
"Unlver.at" Vaeuum Bottle
. . . Pint, enameled 11.39
"Untv.rMl" miArt nlao. 'enam
eled. Wa 12.85. Now. . .11.38
"Univeraal" quart elie,' corru
gated, nlakolod cano. Rofftllnr
price J3.60. On aalo at ;. .12.47
"8anley" Suptr.V.c, , jruar
antood unbreakable. ..Quart.
Special at ......S5.68
Lunch Kit . . Tory bandy.
Black enameled kit wltn pint
vaouum bottle, and 4 t 4
bpoco for lunch. Only I iL I
"Pe.rle.." Thermal Juo
Aa Uluitratod. A very . well
mndo and satlefactory Kallon
Jucr. 11.96 value VI 40
for p I .0 3
"All Rurpo.e" Gallon Juo . ,
Crockery lined. Roduced firom.
f2.8t tO .12.25
"Unlvenal" Gallon Thermal
Jua. f)xtra quality. Reducod
for this aale from $3.4 A - to
only 2.37
Camp 8tool ...strong hardwood,'
ateel reinforced,, with lurable
duck aeau Refrularly Ooo
(special, aa illustrated,
V v....
Same style atool, with loldlntr
back. .$1.15 value 79o.
Hardwood 8tool, ' canvas seat,
with back. 90o value 67o'
Ste.l Feldlna Auto Chair. . '. ..
Rigid, durable and enameled.
Regular 11.25 chair, QO-
without back jOC
Same style, with back . . . Re-
duoed for this Bale to $1.10
litghter chair, better grade steel.
with back. 11.95 at S1.21
Cosy Camp Chair. Th'ls foldlnp;
'chalr is roomy,. strong and com
fortable. Has canvas back and-
seat, and comfy arm rests, wnn
13.95. special ..
at ..............
$2.68
"Prentiss Waber"
Camp Stove
. Fully guaranteed and very effi
cient. I'-oids compactly, easy to.
set up and start . . . CO' 00
. Reduced to yO.OO '
"Coleman" 8tove .' . without
oven . . . SS.00 value ......$7.25
"Coleman" Stove, with folding
oven attached. . .Regularly
U2.60. Special at.. , .5933
Foldino Stove Leas . .' . Ralsa,.
stove to easy cooking height.
Fit any camp stove. 0 Cfl
Our Low Sale Prlco w I iSJ
"8impl.x" Grid. Very handy for1
cooKlng'ovor open lire.
On sale at .............
68c
Auto Tow Rope . I7-ft.
lilKh-Ktade. -inch mnnlla
ropo with loop foaton- Q7n
ers. $1.50 viiluo lit..., Ul U
Steel Tow Cable, loop fan ton -eiH,
60,000-pound breuklnft 10
v ttlfttanco $2.49
Ride Along' Baby Seat
An llluatruled . . . IIoks over
'Heat Duek, Htul lets bnhy ride In
solid ruinrnrt. Hogumr price "WT T ' ji AX a
fts-Tp .....ym WesternAuito
A very romfortahle, folding com- llOOlLyr V-'O
IlinitllUH UMIU UIU llll'l IHIIIJ ....-
rluge. Ituhlwr tired wheel", enn
vs body, njid steel Oil QK
frame. Iternlniiv J6.r iBtiwvl
Handy Service Unit
, Reduced
As tllustratoil. S gnllon conn for
gas. oil and wator, In clamp .
holder. Was 18.85. f QQ
Low Sale Price....... 7aC.ilw
meraency Gasoline Can . . .
Gallon "tza Heducod
during fin'.o from-95c to., f OC
. -More than 150 Stores in the West
117 South Stephens Street v
Phone 97
j-yKL J PREVENT
ykr I FOREST 1
FORD TOURING. New Duco
CHEVROLET TOURING.
1927 model. This car is near
ly new and can be purchased
at a big saving.
CHEVROLET R6ADSTER.
1926 model. Just the thins
for delivery of farm products.
HANSEN
Chevrolet Co.
. MARRIED WEDNESDAY
Wm. T. Coin nnrl NpIIIo ('rowdrJ
both of Ilakcr, m., wern married t
yoflinnlay nftirrnoou at tho cronrti
hoiiHP. The errnmntiy wan per-j
forinod by County JikIko (leoreo K.i
Quhic In tho prosonce of only the
nPCPHsary wlti.pBns. Mr. and Mrs. .
Colo are rnJoylnK an auto trip:
throueh Houthom OrRon and1
norlhrrn Citlifornln. They will j
mako th!r homo In Ilakor. whoro
Mr. Colo hat) n hl;t ckninH It and ma
chine nhop. j
FnrHllr.r nti tho lawn nf this j
season will kwp If nroen wltli Iohb j
wator. Lhuii fortlllzor Is aoltl for!
$1.75 a Hack at Wharton llrog. i
fur with O. S. Hoimrr, contra! dis
patcher for tho fnrnt service. .
. NEW PICTURES $1.30
Now (MihJnntR nuch an 'l)nwn.''
"Knnot lirf'niim," "Coverr:! Wag
on," "Call of NlKht," tlcv ThPHO
nnhjprtR tiMually aro $2.50 to $5.
Now put out at 11.30, rach beauti
fully frnn nil. Soo them t Carr's.
LOWENSTEIN ESTATE ONLY
TWOFIFTH8 OF ORIGINAL
NOTICE
WEATHER OBSERVER HERE
C. I. Diiutir. sKclallMt. tn f Iro
wpalhcr work, of tho Portlnml of-1
rfco nf tho H. Unalhcr llurcaii,
In vfnllliiK In ItOKohurR today on
official biiKliiPK. Mr. Dawiio i
vigitiiiK tho nfflc-prs of tho fire pro
tection uir-nrIfB to :onfpr with
thrm r"Kar'lliitr Hip warning!, and
report h Innui'd by Hip weather bur
Pt'U In protection work and to
outline plan, for cJouer coopera
tion In thin activity. Ho made a
trip to Glide thin tnuruliig to cm-
It you want, to buy, sell, or trtido
real eotalo, sen MtUCK CO.,
Myrtle Creek. ,
mm:
9.L
A.k your grocer for
new Crown Cake
Flour. Pronounced
bttt by foremott cater
ers and cake bakers.
fAMnrUtnt I'm. UntH Wir.l
I,ONt)ON, Aiir. . Tho Evening
N'nwa says that Cnplslll Alfred
Lowenstoln. llplRlnn finanrirr, who
rncuntly was killed In n (all (rom
his nlrplant! ovor the Knxllsh clian
nl. loft 8,0110,000 ((l,000,000)
to hn piiuiilly divided betwvun Ills
widow anil son.
Tim nnwaimper odds lhat It tin
dcrntands in thn last thro weeks
hernro his death t'nitiiln liwen
stein lost shout i; 12,000,000.
Folding Carry-All d
Outfit
Quickly chunped on runnlnp-r
board. Hulda larjre quantity
of lu(rffafre. Waa $1.28. Q7-J
On aalo for .-. w I U
$1.65 rIxo reduced, until Au-
K"flt 3fith,,to -....$1.19
Mxtra lame nnd heavy hindeJ,
$2.45 valuo. Hoducod to.. $1.67,
Dltappftarlnn Luqqn Car4
riar. Kolda down lltiah wltlr
runnlnff-board when not lu
Uxn. Regular $1.45 QQa
LapQtj size, regularly $1.91), on
Halo at -.$1.23
8uttcme and Lunaaoa Carrier,.
Two Hirontr elanip-nn biaclr-.
Ota with hmff wob atrapa. Beat
lupKaKo ('iiirlcr nmdo. Our
rcKUlar low price of $L'.35 re
duced for this Bale $4 Q
met two young men on the pier in
Now York nnd at the r InvUuliona
went aboard to havo a' drink, fsbn
had six drlnkn and remembered
nothltiK mow unfit ctn reroverod
roiiHrfoiiHiiena the nrvt day on Miti
boat deck with the Rtilp at Hra. A
reproBentntlve of the Cunard. line
Bald that thin atnry wtn not truo.
HABITUAL STOWAWAY MUST
SPEND MONTH IN JAIL!
flOUTIIAMPTON, Knrland, Auk,
9. A slowaway to Kuropo aboard
the nleaniKhlp A(ultnnln n kohik
to rout MIhh Hetty Slinpoon. 25, of
Ada. Okla., four weeka lit the Jail
Hter.
merltan Rtrl, who whs ar-
cuned of Blowing away at Inaal
three limes previously, wan arrett
ed on behalf of reprpseitlallvna of
the'' Cunard lino, who declared that
her atory of finding herself on the
liner at sea aftnr taking a couple
cf drinks and losing consciousness
was false.
Miss tbiajpbou pleaded that the
slays OlLYf;
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